it's all about teamwork and carried on that galileo pride. i was from wilson and i graduated in 88 and i know the true tradition that galileo has. congratulations coach, and congratulations to the team. [ applause ] >> thank you for having us here. i think it's really nice for the boys to see what is going on in the city. there is a lot of stuff going on that they see sometimes but not too much. it's definitely a privilege and blessing for themg -- them to be here and it is a privilege for leading these moment field -- men on the field and through the school. we have something for you. isaac? you have to walk it up there. isaac just pointed out the me he has a cousin. thanks for having us out here. we appreciate the time. [ applause ] supervisor london breed: thank you. so then i can get a nice picture, we are going to step outside in the rotundum. thank you again, colleagues. congratulations lions. [ applause ] president david chiu: okay, colleagues. why don't we continue our business. madam clerk read reports item 30-40. without item 36. >>

i'm really proud of you all because it takes a lot of hard work and teamwork to come together to win a championship. you brought so many people from galileo from many years came out to watch you all play and you inspired us. it was probably one of the behind -- best football games in many many years. it was one of the best football games that many people have seen and maybe some of the old guys that said we used to do it this way or that way. they were very impressed by how you played on the field and it was clear that you guys were a team and you worked hard for it and came together. i'm so proud of our coach here mr. win. i'm here to honor you as the san francisco board of supervisors because you earned that. you brought not only your team together band the school together and the community together. that's what people do. they inspire people and make them want to work harder and you do that. you were 12-1. and when coach played back in the day, he was older than i am. i just want to be clear about that. i was at galileo when he played and he was a part of something that's never be

elements on the high elements you're on a a rope and, of course, if you've done rope it's emphasizing teamwork for small group team building or large group team building it's an exciting addition to the course over and over. and 24 thousand to renovate the camp barn. last year the puc agreed to turnover a prehistoric building that is next to the flag pole for a camp activity site. the puc used this barn as a storage site for cable and for the extra about her stage we we installed a floor. this will support an electrical supply window replacement and rustic citing the barn will be a great area for teen activity and senior activities and expand our program during increment weather during the camp season we've proposed 24 thousand to the camp photographs and interpret delays. we villaraigosa a picture for the construction of the damn into a weather proof format and install those photos throughout the camp and some will be installed permanently and the main interpretative photo mats will be installed in the dinging hall it will support 50 small photos 18 by thirty and 32 large photos and interpret

the safety 0 cities and thanks cohesive still the assistant district attorney thank you for your teamwork (clapping) two years ago alongside supervisor cowen our police department and the partners in the community we launched the ipo strategic interrupt, precinct and ores and we've seen remarkable results. holdings are down 30 percent among lowest in 35 years. (clapping.) but we can do better. we can do better with new police and a fire academy we'll higher and train for first responder from 9-1-1 operator to firefighters and a police officers you'll see them on hate street to the tenderloin and a central market and thank you to our men and women for agreeing to a multiple year contract that allows us to move forward with those ambitious hiring plans. let me say a few words about our industry streets that's itself safety of our pedestrians and bicyclists. you know, this week i announced a are you in custody estrange of better training for commercial drivers and those who drive the most be nice and a look twice and improvements like south van ness we need physical improvements. it's anothe

breaks down barriers and youth and teachers in the community it's development teamwork as well as build self-confidence and respect and understanding of ones own ability with the youth and police officers. it helps our youth gain appreciation and were in the world we've done this through all programs provided at no cost to our children. officer meekly was just plain officer mike has been head of the opt since 2005. the sfpd world war i in-laws program was staffed by volunteers. the supporters of the wildness program have provided $20,000 and for that we would like to have them recognized with a certificate of appreciation >> so it's i it's the certificate i'm presenting this to the cohesive; right? >> laughter. >> we have a new chief tim is the new excessively achieving retired lieutenant from san francisco. the supporters in support of this san francisco police department wilderness program our generosity is greatly appreciated by citizens of city and county and the police department >> thank you. >> chef tim. chief lieutenant following will i wow, you took it to nevada >> step out my

classes is a focus of hers and is successful but it doesn't happen without a lot of collaboration and teamwork. her work goes beyond the classroom into our school community. last april, she helped organize our school wide blue puzzle project for project awareness. we are fortunate to have maya nava as a teacher. she is talented and a dedicated teacher. let me spell maya out for you. m is for mighty, why a is for action. congratulations, maya. [ applause ] . speaker: our superintendant wanted to make sure i -- conveyed congratulations. thank you. speaker: i just want to say this you to the people behind me. my principal for her on going support. it would not be possible to create and maintain such a vigorous program for our special day class students without your support. i also want to say about sunset, we would not be able to do what we do as a special class. we just have such a great school community. that makes it's possible. thank you. [ applause ] speaker: tonight we are recognizing the members of the public education enrichment fund community advisory committee. speaker: good evening, co

a task he said will require teamwork in washington. >> inside the house, action is already under way. lawmakers passed a compromised farm bill. and where congress can't agree, the president says he will work around them. republicans say they want to make washington work better too, but they disagree with the president on taxes. specifically raising the minimum wage. >> we don't want to make it harder for people to hire people, we want to help get people into the workforce. >> they argue the economic agenda means fewer options, not more. >> president obama is visiting a steel plant in pennsylvania today, he is unveiling a new retire program. >>> the former stanford star, allegedly bullied in the nfl, speaking out for the first time, we'll hear from jonathan martin coming up next. >>> and your phone may be giving away information you don't want others to know. >>> a live look at at minute t park. fans in the seats this morning. why they're at the stadium despite no baseball for months. >>> the nfl season draws to a close this sunday with of course the big super bowl. but questions remai

it has taken a big teamworking together very closely to bring us to today's ground breaking. that is a lot of people and we are glad to see to many people with us today. it's my pleasure to introduce one of the city's biggest visionaries and supporters. the mayor learned from the very beginning what a very exciting opportunity this has been and he's supported us every way through this development. i know my daughter will understand 1 day how special it is to have him here. please welcome honorable mayor lee. >> mike, thanks very much. congratulations to you and certainly to john and what a wonderful design concept you have here for sure. i'm really excited to see this go up. first of all, happy holidays! it's always great to be with john kilroy because he's been a great partner in our economic recovery for the city. i can't think of another developer who has been so diverse in its work and the kind of tenants that are coming into his buildings. if you have a chance, like a lot of us walking down from the bart station to the ballpark on second street, you will see what i mean

it takes a tremendous amount of teamwork and pool of resources to make this happen. i do want to highlight the city of san francisco's contribution to this deal. it wasn't the biggest dollars it was the first money in. once that money is committed to a deal it can be lifrjd to private and public sources. i comprehend the city for investing in our community through affordable housing and i hope they will continue their work. reverend fong and michael your respected team at urban core at ac/dc thank you for involving us it's a beautiful project >> thank you rebecca. our goal is to cut the ribbon with the mayor at 12:30. i'm carmen i'm the accessory wanted to be here to honor you. we're talking about one hundred affordable housing units it difficult to get to but it takes the efforts of the folks in the religiously community our developer community partners and the city. so again, today i'm thankful to be here to see this wonderful facility to provide housing. the assessors office we're the first office that sees problem when you see foreclosures. in the past the height

have the technical training our innovative industry demands, and they embody that strong sense of teamworkleadership, and drive that makes them valuable asset to our workforce. that is why we need to make it easier for them to get good jobs when they come back home from serving abroad. our community colleges have and will continue to play a major part in this effort. they are our workforce development engine, and over the past year, i am proud to say, i visited each and every community college in the commonwealth of virginia. [cheers and applause] they are preparing our students for the jobs available today and equipping them with the knowledge and skills the emerging industries of tomorrow. with a community college within 30 miles of every single virginia and -- virginian, they are key to attracting and keeping the future industries across the commonwealth, but in order to do that, we must work and achieve adequate funding. [cheers and applause] we must also recognize that virginians expect transparency, and we need to make sure that the decisions we are making, we avoid any improper cont

michael smith from the planning staff and his residential design teamworked pretty hard with this project architect and the owner to come up with the best possible house for this setting. and i think they have done a really good job with it. they have created a house that is both responsible and respectful of the character of the block. it follows the contour of the topography. the setback at the top is very respectful of pedestrian experience along 19th street. but what it also does, it presents gifts to the block just as the corner block -- corner houses on the other corners of the block do. the front setback area gives us an open notched courtyard with the terrace above so light will come through. it is not a maxed-out property by any stretch of the imagination. there are opportunities to create living space where architectural details were placed and placed carefully. the rear building wall was sculpted very specifically to address view issues that were of real concern with the canadian consulate. we met with them several times before the application was filed and discussed exactly wh

this is teamwork right here. kevin larson. ought oh. there go the hammer. the back and forth game. second half, george mason, they are a little scrappy. puts the patriots up 1. isaiah comes down the lane and rocks the rim. gw goes to 16-3 with the win. all right, to baseball. matt williams may not have a managing resume, but he has been a star on the field. that ladder part may come in handy. williams has the job of mentoring bryce harper in what many believe are star studded years to come. williams and the rest of the nats hosting the fans at the nats fest today at the resort hotel. players and coaches meeting. bryce harper was in attendance early before our cameras arrived. harper did tweet he loves his fans. i spoke with the new manager today about what he expects from harper. >> i'm going to ask him at his point in my career to become a leader. it doesn't mean he has to be loud in the clubhouse or speak on what behalf of the team. he has to play the right way. by example, he will transform himself into a guy that can lead this guy into the future. >> this just in, peterson reta

field of transportation engineering, but he's been the consummate professional when it comes to teamwork, to mentoring. you may not know it, a great sense of humor that even in times of difficult issues has helped always keep focused on what's best for a safe and well-run transportation system. and, so, just happy to be able to honor him today for his 32 years of outstanding service to the people of the city and county of san francisco. >> presentation, members to say things after that. >> right. so, to recognize him not just with words, we have a cable car bell that we'll be presenting to him. (applause) >> it is truly remarkable. i don't believe i've ever seen a standing ovation in this room. so, congratulations. heart felt appreciation. [laughter] >> always well deserved, of course. bond, your professionalism, your humor was mentioned, also the grace with which you do your work has touched us all. you left an incredible legacy in the city and we are all deeply grateful for it and we look forward to seeing you in the coming weeks and months and years. director brinkman? >> thank you so

teamwork and sixty two will close the lebanese have been in kabul on thursday morning looking for the remains of the kittens tonight is said to be pretty and sunny that time that the attack which killed up to go to appear for court for mortar. we were in so i didn't realize what had happened. then whisk into the neighbor's house to the roof. around eight or nine of us hiding ourselves there. i have said the money that we could hear the shooting to lead by two attackers are inside. all the guests were eating dinner were killed in love with her manager and uber cup. it's no dictionary checking tool the victims class. i think she did a priest and two canadians for you and self and the imf representative in afghanistan. the restaurant was called yemen to conduct an extent it's a suicide bomber himself up outside and to monitor his fourteen shooting. cool i heard shooting inside the restaurant. there were one or two people. inside i could hear shouting and screaming after each shot the police arrive ten minutes later. but from the kit but this is the nub of the taliban claimed responsibili

it teaches them teamwork. it teaches them leadership. it makes them work hard and be proud of their efforts. but it can be done in a positive way with constructive criticism to get a kid to perform. you do not need to rule with intimidation. and frankly, it's demoralizing for kids, and then they don't want to play. and the whole point is that they have fun at the end of the day. because, look, these kids that being coached, they're not going to go pro. you'll be lucky if you get one pro kid out of one of these organizations, okay? so the truth is, these kids are learning life experiences they're going to carry with them. and at the end of the day, it's having fun and learning how to work together. >> again, that makes a lot of sense. i think the people that are watching, lisa, do you agree with that, as well? is that the objective for you? >> absolutely. we are there because colby loves to play football. he's playing with his friends. he's not coming with the attention -- intention of getting a full-ride scholarship, you know, ten years

have the technical training our innovative industry demands, and they embody that strong sense of teamworke that makes them valuable asset to our workforce. that is why we need to make it easier for them to get good jobs when they come back home from serving abroad. our community colleges have and will continue to play a major part in this effort. they are our workforce development engine, and over the past year, i am proud to say, i visited each and every community college in the commonwealth of virginia. [cheers and applause] they are preparing our students for the jobs available today and equipping them with the knowledge and skills the emerging industries of tomorrow. with a community college within 30 miles of every single virginia and -- virginian, they are key to attracting and keeping the future industries across the commonwealth, but in order to do that, we must work and achieve adequate funding. [cheers and applause] we must also recognize that virginians expect transparency, and we need to make sure that the decisions we are making, we avoid any improper context, and that's why

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six straight wins earned courage the norcal championship and demonstrates to us what hard work and teamwork can do together. first of all, girls, the board of supervisors would like to say congratulations to you for really understanding the true meaning of hard work and for representing us as a city of san francisco at the state and playing three games a day is no small task. and to be champions at the end is really something that's remarkable. i want to thank the coaches, mary and lawrence, for their endless time and guidance and support of these teams, and special thanks for today to a good friend of mine and fellow parishioner, aaron barnes, for organizing this event today. and lastly, and very much personally, thank you to the parents of the team members. so many of you that are out in the audience, you know, i know the time spent taking your children to and from practice in games in manteca, that's a whole different world. [speaker not understood] for our children, i can imagine how proud you are. i want to lastly give a special shout out to one girl that couldn't be with us, mia donin

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say they give the to acrosso easy claim the aisle teamwork. tomorrow you can see his news conference from earlier this week addressing the traffic jam controversy. 10:35 a.m.e at eastern. here is a brief portion. >> good morning. out to this office where i have been many times before. i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. i apologize to the people of fort lee. i apologize to the members of the state legislature. i an embarrassed and embarrassed an e-mail you sent by the conduct of some of the conduct of some of the people in my team. there is no doubt in my mind that the conduct they exhibited is completely unacceptable and showed a lack of respect for the appropriate role of government and for the people that were trusted to serve. i believe all of the whole who were at that did by this conduct deserve this apology. that is why i am giving it to you. i also need to apologize to them for my failure as the governor thehis state to understand true nature of this problem sooner than i did. beenieve i have understanding n

they have emerged humbled and a new approach to teamwork. it wasn't easy. it required the union and the management to come to the same side of the table and focusing on a common goal that the american people would want to buy. >> yes, it's expensive, but it's built in such a way that it helps the economy. farmers, ranchers, construction workers. i mean, the people who are the true backbone of our economy, need trucks like this to do their job. >> how many trucks come through here a day? >> more than 700 a day. and that's a lot when you think about three shifts. >> i've been at gm19 years. yes. 19 years. >> deandre jackson works the first shift. the flint father leaves home before the sun comes up so he can make it to the truck plant by 7:00 a.m. >> we spend more time here with the people at work than you do at home sometimes. i met my wife here. i was driving materials to her area, and we began to have a conversation, and turned into a movie and a movie turned into a marriage, i guess, so yes, it's a community here. it's like family. >> the plant depends on