to appealing tap water sources and promote tap water as the drink of choice. in previous studies we have conducted in california, one in four schools still do not have free tap water in school cafeterias where children eat meals. furthermore, even if tap water is provided via drinking found tans, the majority of students don't drink the tap water because they worry about the safety of the water because the found tans aren't clean and there are no cups to drink from. when we observe 24 bay area school cafeterias -- >> i'm sorry, that bell means your time is up. >> i just wanted to thank ucsf for bringing together great health experts and doctors and officials like you with community-based groups and linking action-based research with community needs as well. but thank you for the great work. >>> sure, no problem. and i do support this and really applaud the work that san francisco department of public health does make an impact on children's health. >> next speaker? are there any more speakers? >>> hi, good morning. good morning, supervisors, commissioners. my

i think and to support future plans to increase tap water consumption in our city. also it's very important for us to understand the health risks of not drinking enough water and the corresponding consumption of sugary beverages as well. with that i'd like to bring up christina who is already up here from our department of public health who will present on the benefits of water and all the great work showing the risks associated with replacing water with sugary beverages. >> thank you, supervisor mar. so, as supervisor mar indicated, i'm going to talk a little bit about the intersection between health, water, and what people are replacing water with. so, why, why do we care about water? well, as we're all sitting here we're losing water. water is constantly leaving our system so we need to replenish that water. we know that people, adults and children, are not drinking enough water, and that poor hydration can lead to all kinds of health consequences. academic achievement can be compromised. ability to be physically active, and a host of other issues which i will co

thanks. >> we're asking specifically about the tap stations in schools or tap stations outdoors, so both. >> so, for outdoors, tap stations were determined based on use by the public. so, they're in large public open spaces such as golden gate park and yerba buena center for the arts as well as the airport. just because of the congregation of people that go there. the schools were determined by [speaker not understood] not going to be receiving prop a bond fund from the 2006 or 2011 bond schedule. so, 2003 bond schools, some of them went through all their renovation and didn't receive a new drinking water fountain in the place where, you know, they're served or eaten. so, that list of schools contained about 50 schools and then we went in and determined what the short list was of schools that also didn't have a drinking water fountain in the hallway directly outside the cafeteria. so, it was really based on the need to meet the mandate that came down from the state law. >> i'd like to just call your attention that mclaren park, second-largest park in san francisco and also the southeast

had tapped undersea cables i'm not going to sit here and dissuade you from your views he said but he suggested that access isn't the problem rather he said the sheer volume and variety of today's communications means there's simply too much out there and it's too hard to understand again that was twelve years ago then the a.p. reports after nine eleven president george w. bush secretly authorized the n.s.a. to plug into the fiber optic cables that enter and leave the united states knowing it would give the government unprecedented warrantless access to americans private conversations not only. bad but also access to much of the world's conversations since huge swaths of global internet traffic pass through cables coming in and out of the united states in two thousand and six and eight hundred eighty whistleblower exposes the existence of n.s.a. monitoring hardware installed at a key internet hub right here in san francisco but then the n.s.a. ran into a problem more and more of these under seas internet cables and hubs were being owned and managed not by u.s. companies but by foreign

tapped into brazil's. indications network to intercept in-store e-mail and phone records belonging to millions of brazilians a job that's made easier since eighty six percent of latin america's internet traffic is routed through the united states meanwhile the rest of the world in particular in the middle east and africa relies on europe to be its main hub for internet traffic eighty seven percent of all outgoing middle east internet traffic goes through europe and the n.s.a. is heavily invested in that continent as well edward snowden revealed british intelligence is ability to tap into in-store huge volumes of data drawn from fiber optic cables by may last year three hundred analysts from g.c. h.q. and two hundred fifty from the n.s.a. had been assigned to sift through the flood of data a total of eight hundred fifty thousand n.s.a. employees and u.s. private contractors with top secret clearance had access to g c h q databases the documents reveal that by last year g.c. h.q. was handling six hundred mil

narrator: and today, it's a matter of simply turning on the tap. so often, we forget about the value of water. water is a commodity that is essential to life. 100 years ago, it would have been hard to imagine turning on the tap water. and now, it's an expectation. narrator: over 300 million people live in the united states. and each person uses an average of 100 gallons of water every day. man: what it takes to actually make clean water is somewhat a mystery to most customers. woman: so how does water get from the river into your house, or here at school? woman: somebody has to bring that water to us, and somebody has to take it away when we're finished with it. man: the water infrastructure is vital for disease protection, fire protection, basic sanitation, economic development, and for our quality of life. man: you just can't visualize all the assets that are under our feet. we have about two million miles of pipe in this nation. if you're walking around in an urban area, you're probably stepping on a pipe. man: our grandparents paid for, and put

we're going to start with some toe tapping. put your hand right here. now, one foot. tap your hand. now the other foot. have fun with this. and the hand. now, you're going to hold both the feet up and tap down. one, two, three, four. all the way up. tap. one, two, three, four. now the heels come up. push down. one, two, three, four. one more. heels up. push. okay. take those toes up. side to side. this is the tibialis anterior muscle you're working right now. now, calf muscle, nice stretch. toe side to side. and this leg. side to side. some footwork here. forward, back. forward and back. now, i want you to press down. press. press. press. do it again. forward, back. forward and back. ready to press? one. two. three. four. now, push back. you're using your hands to mobilize your hips. all right. let's change. give this hip a little bit of action. one more. and now, take this leg forward and back. ready? forward, back. now, come center. press it down. one more set. forward, back. forward. now, press. straighten out those arms and give a good push. pull up on the hands. gentle. and now

. >> the storage which is using tap water which you are going to encourage. >> right. of course at the puc we recommend that you store our wonderful delicious tap water. it's free. it comes out of the tap and you can store it in any plastic container, a clean plastic container for up to 6 months. so find a container, fill it with water and label it and rotate it out. i use it to water my garden. >> of course everyone has plastic bottles which we are not really promoting but it is a common way to store it. >> yes. it's an easy way to pick up bottles to store it. just make sure you check the label. this one says june 2013. so convenient you have an end date on it. >> and there are other places where people have water stored in their houses. >> sure. if you have a water heater or access to the water heater to your house, you can drink that water and you can also drink the water that the in the tank of your toilet. ; not the bowl but in your tank. in any case if you are not totally sure about the age of your water or if you are not sure about it being totally clean, you ca

open your hand and tap your thumb on your chest. fine. i am doing fine.let's sign "fine." we've learned "how are you?" and "fine." i'll bet you know what comes next. right. let's add them to our song. [ steam whistle blows ] -whoa! -[ croaking ] ♪ hi, hi ♪ how are you doing? ♪ hi, hi ♪ how are you doing? ♪ hi, hi ♪ how are you doing? ♪ i am doing fine ♪ hi, hi ♪ how are you doing? ♪ hi, hi ♪ how are you doing? ♪ hi, hi ♪ how are you doing? ♪ i am doing fine ♪ it's a beautiful day ♪ such a wonderful day ♪ come on in ♪ it's time to play ♪ let's see what we will sign today ♪ [ laughs ] stay. make a "y" hand shape with both hands. put them out in front of you and bring them down like you're making something stay with your hands. stay. stay. show "stay." make two ys and bring them down. make ys. can you sign "stay"? [ laughs ] fun. your first two fingers brush your nose and land on your other two fingers. fun. fun. slide your fingers off your nose. [ laughs ] fun. whoa! fun! sign "fun." see you later. make a "two" hand shape and touch it at your cheek. bring i

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on equity and maintenance of the drink tap stations and the existing water fountains, i think that's a rec/park and a puc issue. if people are fearful that it will be dirty or they won't work, i think they will not use them. so, broad community outreach and education about where the new stations are, where existing ones are, and clear focus on maintenance and cleanliness, especially in the lowest income neighborhoods, too, i wanted to say that president chiu has important legislation that some of us are supporting as well. i think we should be advocating for and more funding for more equitable access for drink tap stations as they're implemented through our city. the last thing i just wanted to say was i think new technology and app are being use ford all kinds of purposes. often you can't find the stations and maybe having -- use the technology to know where drink tap stations are might be a helpful advance as well. and lastly, i think the cultural change that was brought up by christina and others, it's an education process. so, i'm really glad that it's starting early with the chi

tap your wrist on the other fist like it's hard work. work. work. tap your wrist.all the things that we need ♪ ♪ i love to go to the store ♪ ♪ ♪ i love to go to the mailbox ♪ ♪ i love to go to the mailbox ♪ ♪ look at the letters, look at the stamps ♪ ♪ i love to go to the mailbox ♪ ♪ my job is happily riding ♪ ♪ ♪ my job is helping you out ♪ ♪ i can smile, i can wave ♪ ♪ i can really behave ♪ i can really behave ♪ ♪ i love to go to the library ♪ ♪ i love to go to the library ♪ ♪ tell me story, read me a book ♪ ♪ i love to go to the library ♪ ♪ office. ♪ ♪ i love to visit the office ♪ ♪ i love to visit the office ♪ ♪ hard at work, so hard at work ♪ ♪ i love to visit the office ♪ ♪ my job is happily riding ♪ ♪ my job is helping you out ♪ ♪ i can smile, i can wave ♪ ♪ i can really behave ♪ i can really behave ♪ ♪ i love to go to the restaurant ♪ ♪ i love to go to the restaurant ♪ ♪ order my food and eat it too ♪ ♪ i love to go to the restaurant ♪ ♪ my job is happily riding ♪ ♪ my job is helping you out ♪ ♪ i can smile, i can wave ♪ ♪ i can really behave ♪ i can really

kind of what they're doing online this is tapping tapping an office i mean it's very cold war spying yeah it's a bad back which should be the shock not that they're spying but how my fate my favorite is today my favorite is that they used the nato office in brussels there's a high security center in the nato office in brussels to dial in on top level telephone contact between brussels and the u.s. . people think it's absolutely brilliant i mean like brussels will never ever be able to excuse itself to its electorate and say guys you know we we messed up you know we were completely taken for a ride by a bunch of guys who we thought were our friends how it's going to be more embarrassed here right behind us from brussels and tell you what you are you going to say do you think that the reaction we've seen from europe over the last twenty four forty eight hours or from european a you ministers do you think that in any way this is just political posturing ahead of. the the fact that they're so indignant is the part that not all of them taken as they come across. there's very little righte

the water infrastructure itself protects the treated water until it comes out of our taps. it's been since 1911, since we had an outbreak of cholera or typhoid in the united states. but that doesn't mean that it can't happen. it can happen. if we aren't on our guard all the time, we are vulnerable to going right back where we were in 1911. in milwaukee, health experts are taking a close look at the public water supply. in milwaukee, thousands of people have been getting sick. man: private distributors of bottled water are sending extra supplies as fast as possible. health officials blame a microscopic parasite called cryptosporidium. man: in the 1993 cryptosporidium outbreak, over 400,000 people became ill with diarrhea, cramping and nausea, and we also recorded over 100 deaths, primarily in the immuno-compromised community, and in particular, individuals with aids, or hiv infection. man: people were beginning to experience symptoms of diarrhea. it started to become more and more widespread. so the natural spot to look was drinking water. so tests were run on the water comi

disagreement with the government practice of phone tapping and citizens of both the united states in the nation's. first the most mature on your snowden is a courageous person he has a he is a hero. but i don't want for the most of africa. he did realize he was aware that he would. lose. every chance of seeing his wife and his kids that he will lose he celery and his standards of living. are the so that he did go public here. with a new thing of these and proceed into this. instance is a spy in a phone tapping by american special services and how exactly can you and other people present at the meeting help snowden get that silent. i mistook it sure and i. see. but what i can tell you is that according to the russian law this issue is resolved. simply. ignored the fact that mr snowden. is being persecuted for political reasons that's number one. secondly. in the united states they still have capital punishment in russia has no right to. extract its individuals to. keep its electoral execution. and once again there has been no official charges pressed against mr snowden and no decision

tap your toe, lift thheel. let's change legs. step forward, slide it back, tap your toe, and lift. other leg. step, slide, tap, and lift. one last time. good job. let's do the swinging stovepipes. it's forward and back. you're just pushing on the heel of your shoe. okay. i think we have four more to go. lift up. press back. press. last one coming up. bend the knees. and up on the toes. bend. up. i want you to stay there. tighten the pelvic floor. and slowly come down. let's do it one more time. squeeze. and down. let's begin our stretching. reach for your towel. fold it in half lengthwise and in half again. get a good base of support. weight is evenly distributed over both feet. take the towel up, and now pull to one side. pull a little bit more. and then come up and pull to this side. can you feel that? and now bring your towel. place it around your shoulders. stand on one leg, if you're standing, and swing this leg forward and back. forward. and now i'm going to place mine right down beside the other leg. i'm bending my knees, but gretchen is lifting her toes. getting the same st

that's what the phone tap is all about. you just call people, ask them if their refrigerator is running, and then there is your phone tap. we do a fresh one every day. >> listen in case you've never heard -- >> you're going to play this. >> let's watch. >> this is david palmer. >> all right. >> i'm just calling to verify. some charges on your new account -- >> what? i don't have no credit account. >> yes, you do. that's why i'm calling, sir. >> no, i don't. >> the account was opened at toys "r" us. $890.90. >> are you out of your mind. >> no, sir with, i'm reading the charges. the regatta hotel. $278. >> you might mean my son. >> i have a kia. a payment on a new car. >> you got to be [ bleep ] out of your mind. >> you pick up the phone, you don't know if someone playing a trick on you so we play tricks on them every day. >> these people have to sign off on the fact -- if it airs. someone curses up a storm like this guy did and it goes on and on. they're all over you, too. they say it is a-okay to air it? >> absolutely. >> w

whistleblower snowden show america has been bugging tapping and cyber monitoring you officer. meanwhile snowden is still stranded in a moscow airport with ecuador pointing at russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is not on its agenda at all. live from moscow this is r.t.m. sean thomas let's get right to your top stories we begin with egypt where the death toll in overnight protests has risen to seven including two demonstrators killed by gunfire at the muslim brotherhood headquarters in cairo the army estimates that millions have taken to the streets across the country accusing president morsi of failing to deliver on the promises he made a year ago the opposition is demanding the resignation of the islamist leader having set a deadline of tuesday for him to leave artie's true has the details from cairo. we're seeing violent scenes there rockets across the country cheering nationwide demonstrations against president obama in the seat on the first anniversary of his time in office take classes now coming outside the missing main page quotes a

then shortly after that, tap, tap, tap. >> he is done. for get about it. she wins. girl beats guy. they get up. you can see he has a smile on his face. i think he had no idea what he was about to get into. >> i am so pleasantly surprised. >> i wish i knew the moves when i was growing up. my fights with my brothers would have been very different. >> he's done. he's done. >>> this is in darwin, australia, and these young men believed to be teenagers stole that truck and are now using it to back into the doors of this store. they actually manage to ram through the doors. >> surprising because they're not going very fast. >> according to police officers they weren't very familiar with the layout of this store because if you see, they are running around trying to figure out where this stuff is and you're thinking probably after cigarettes. they seem to be the popular thing people are after. nope. these kids are after booze. >> yep. >> the owner says that there was about $500 worth of booze missing after this incident, but they did cause $20,000 worth of damage. >> for $500 in beer. >> a

hold your hands up and your thumbs tap showing the shape of a block. blocks. blocks.e. it's like you're holding puzzle pieces and putting them in place. puzzle. puzzle. puzzle. puzzle! fun. your two fingers brush the tip of your nose and land on your other two fingers. fun. fun. fun. brush nose and your fingers. hey, fun! clean up. brush your hand clean. clean up. clean up. brush it clean. good job cleaning up. clean up. imagination. ♪ ♪ imagination, imagination ♪ ♪ imagination, let's pretend ♪ ♪ imagination, imagination ♪ ♪ imagination, let's pretend ♪ ♪ bring out your blocks, you're ready to build ♪ ♪ the tallest towers until they spill ♪ ♪ playing a game with all of your friends ♪ ♪ sometimes you lose sometimes you win ♪ [cheering] ♪ ♪ ♪ imagination, imagination ♪ ♪ imagination, let's pretend ♪ ♪ imagination, imagination ♪ ♪ imagination, let's pretend ♪ ♪ here's a puzzle, look at the shapes ♪ ♪ imagine the different things they could make ♪ ♪ cleaning up all your toys can be fun ♪ ♪ imagine a race ♪ and "ready - set - go!" you're done! ♪ ♪ imagination, imagination

. >> it started with a single, solid, but gentle tap on my shoulder. a single tap. and i knew it was too solid of a tap to be human. >> reporter: that was brian austin describing his very first close encounterwith a humpback whale. it inspired his work, taking up close detailed photographs of whales in order to create life-sized portraits of them. seeing crete yurs on this scale could move people to be more protective of the whales' habitat. since our story aired he's published his first book of photographs, some printed on pages unfolding to five feet in length. monterey is hosting the first american exhibit of bryant's work. >> so it gelled into this one weird sort of project. >> reporter: another project that has since come to life is stephanie dardaro's. we first met her last year taking a detour from a stressful unfulfilling career to walk the california mission trail from so moma to san diego. her goal was to write a guide so that others may follow in her footsteps, and that's just what she's done. it actually took stephanie less time to walk the 800 miles tha

know about what was going on what the legal phone tapping also led to the recent resignation of luxembourg prime minister we analyze stats on our website but starting a dot com and also that the n.s.a. surveillance using private fiber optic cables which serve it around ninety nine percent of the world's internet and phone traffic more details i'm reaction at our web site. right now to see. her struggle to shoot and i think the tragedy tattle on our reporters but i can speak i i can be a little bit on my i. more than a decade after u.s. led forces invaded iraq there is a legacy of horrific birth defects scientists blame the weapons used by the u.s.