jeremy mcclure of the sioux city police dept. jenna: 15 thousand been aided by the child advocacy center sinc 19-89, the year it was created. jenna: big changes are coming for a local program that's help sioux city boys for almost 50 years. tim: the boys club of sioux city will start serving girls, as well... this summer. abc9's jess plue has more... jess: that's right tim and jenna, the boys club of siouxland will become co-ed this june and are accepting applications for girls as early as the end of this month. while being a part of the boys and girls club of america since 19- 68, the addition of females is not a new concept nationally... but locally it's a big deal. after noticing the rising need for more after- school programing for both boys and girls in siouxland, the boys club decided to raise the bar and accept both genders into their program. "our programming that we've been doing for many many years is over ninety-five percent gender neutral so girls can just be added to that chief professional officer of the boys club of

city attorney tom hollander will provide with the board with any legal advice tonight. at the controls was carried and i'm cindy goldstein the board's executive director. were also joined tonight by the city dept. who have before the board this evening.. he's with the san francisco dept. of pub. works bureau of mapping and were also joined by christoph urban forrester with san francisco purpose urban forrester and the board request to turn off or sounds all phones or other electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings could please carry on conversations in the hallway. the boards presentation are as follows. each respondents are given 7 min. and 3 min. for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within the 7 or 3 min. period. members of the public not affiliated with the parties of up to 3 min. each to address the board with no rebuttal. please speak into the end of the microphone. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of minutes you're asked but not required to cement a speaker card or business card to boards that when you come up to speed. speaker cards are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments a

continue through the afternoon had a gust to thirty two of virginia beach augusta thirty dollars the city earlier dept here just about touch forty and there were thirty nine with the highest gusts have seen but we will see those costs increasing later today so as you can see temperatures are above freezing just about everywhere along i ninety five little chilly at the richmond thirty one degrees here as we take you over the next several hours are going to see the rain pushing out maybe a little bit of mixing still on the backside of this far to the north and some of those inland areas but that too will move out and we're going to see improvements later this afternoon but the winds increase. i read a word of a new accident on the roads in ashes going fellas at greg this one is on sixty four at the high rise bridge in the eastbound side tracked there headed for george washington and south military you can see we have a lot of activity on scene now police emergency crews responding at blocked as you can see traffic is still moving ok past the scene but expect some delays and really just take your time we

jeremy mcclure of the sioux city police dept. 15 thousand children have been aided by the child advocacy center sinc 19-89, the year it was created. lukas big changes are coming for a local program that's helped sioux city boys for almost 50 years. the boys club of sioux city will start serving girls, as well... this summer. while being a part of the boys and girls club of america since 19- 68, the addition of females is not a new concept nationally..but locally it's a big deal. after noticing the rising need for more after- both boys and girls in siouxland, the boys club decided to raise the bar and accept both genders into their program. "our programming that we've been doing for many many years is over ninety-five percent gender neutral so girls can just be added to that programming," says eldon bensen, the chief professional officer of the boys club of sioux city. while most programs are suitable for both boys and girls, there is going to be a program offered for girls only called "smart girls" which focuses on female development and another for boys called "passport to manhood"...bo

city attorney tom hollander will provide with the board with any legal advice tonight. at the controls was carried and i'm cindy goldstein the board's executive director. were also joined tonight by the city dept. who have before the board this evening.. he's with the san francisco dept. of pub. works bureau of mapping and were also joined by christoph urban forrester with san francisco purpose urban forrester and the board request to turn off or sounds all phones or other electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings could please carry on conversations in the hallway. the boards presentation are as follows. each respondents are given 7 min. and 3 min. for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within the 7 or 3 min. period. members of the public not affiliated with the parties of up to 3 min. each to address the board with no rebuttal. please speak into the end of the microphone. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of minutes you're asked but not required to cement a speaker card or business card to boards that when you come up to speed. speaker cards are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments a

jeremy mcclure of the sioux city police dept. children have been aided by the child advocacy the year it wa created. lukas let's check in with for the weather. scott: we h a coating of snow pull through the region. this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture e rough with minimal accumulations. overall, this week will be on the warmer side ofnormal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be tomorrow's high is 47 with mostly cloudy skies and a haful of >> it's ive! with kelly & michael." today, from the new action-thriller, "london has fallen," gerard butler. and a cooking lesson from supermodel a a author chrissy teigen. plus, we'll take a look back at our big after-oscar show. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] >> and now, here are

incident" at the city rec center in lafayette. 22 people-mostly children were rushed to hospitals with symptoms like coughing, nausea, and vomiting. (chief david friedel /city of lafayette fire dept.)"we had our top people in the county looking at it. and they could not make a determination as to what it might have been." been."the boulder county hazmat team investigated for over an hour, but the cause is still a mystery. fire crews in hawaii are trying to gain control of a brush fire burning out of control .the fire erupted thursday, and has charred about 15-hundred acres.windy conditions and steep terrain are making it difficult for firefighters to contain this blaze.they're trying to keep it away from communication towers that service the island of oahu. grab your jacket before heading out the door today as temperatures dip below freezing. skies will be partly cloudy and highs improve a few more degrees, up to the 50 degree mark this afternoon. we'll warm quickly in the days ahead before showers and a dagger to the heart.how else would you describe this last second shot.a look at xaviers last second loss to wisconsin, and how fans felt just moments after the game. "everybody's

the city that has helped us. part of the challenges, as we move toward dept. of pub. works and mta might they can assist quite a bit in education. things that are noticing individuals about the fact that they could become a victim of a car theft or other crime and whether by signage and so forth, and one of the difficult things, there's always the talk about if you put a sign up that says, you need to protect your valuables in this location, they may think it's a deterrent to tourism and other things, but i think we'd be kidding ourselves if we thought that this is not a discussion that goes on throughout the country. it happens. it's part of life. what we are trying to do is better educate everybody about where they are and what's going on. so, assistance with things like dept. of public works with signage in locations that are there may be there sparks up near bernal or any other location where turner's torus will go to the can assist with. it was a program with working with mta a number of years back that talked about putting some type of warning sign right on a pa

the city that has helped us. part of the challenges, as we move toward dept. of pub. works and mta might they can assist quite a bit in education. things that are noticing individuals about the fact that they could become a victim of a car theft or other crime and whether by signage and so forth, and one of the difficult things, there's always the talk about if you put a sign up that says, you need to protect your valuables in this location, they may think it's a deterrent to tourism and other things, but i think we'd be kidding ourselves if we thought that this is not a discussion that goes on throughout the country. it happens. it's part of life. what we are trying to do is better educate everybody about where they are and what's going on. so, assistance with things like dept. of public works with signage in locations that are there may be there sparks up near bernal or any other location where turner's torus will go to the can assist with. it was a program with working with mta a number of years back that talked about putting some type of warning sign right on a pa

the city that has helped us. part of the challenges, as we move toward dept. of pub. works and mta might they can assist quite a bit in education. things that are noticing individuals about the fact that they could become a victim of a car theft or other crime and whether by signage and so forth, and one of the difficult things, there's always the talk about if you put a sign up that says, you need to protect your valuables in this location, they may think it's a deterrent to tourism and other things, but i think we'd be kidding ourselves if we thought that this is not a discussion that goes on throughout the country. it happens. it's part of life. what we are trying to do is better educate everybody about where they are and what's going on. so, assistance with things like dept. of public works with signage in locations that are there may be there sparks up near bernal or any other location where turner's torus will go to the can assist with. it was a program with working with mta a number of years back that talked about putting some type of warning sign right on a pa

the california dept. of alcoholic beverage control tonight i'll call license applications of nontraditional alkyl we tell businesses in the citysupervisor mar. >> please continue to march 22 >> motion to continue this item one week. moved and seconded. colleagues, be without this item is continued for one week to the meter march 22, 2016. >>[gavel] >> item 24 >> item 24 of resolution to record as much as problem gambling awareness month in the city can we take this item same house, same call. can we take that without objection? without objection the motion passes. adopted you-did you want to talk on this? let's go back to item 8. we've all recall the item. supervisor kim we did actually owes asking to us in the boat on 1-9, not 8. show until after the vote on item 8 >> yes, please. supervisor peskin >> if i may rise to a point of information that sfmta ashley is voting on the joint contract right now sophie could actually go back to the previous item hopefully will get a text >> what previous supervisors item because we had not yet confirmation the mta has voted on number 8. >> supervisor cohen >> i guess my question to superv

cities and 8 other states. it's part and thanks much to the dept. of pub. health sapper championing some a different health equity measures throughout our city as well. colleagues, i urge your support as well. let's pass this and really protect our youth and sport health equity adversity >> >> thank you. supervisor cohen >> i deftly want to associate myself with the comments of supervisor wiener and mar. we stick together. i was one take moment to uplift the young people of and organizing around this issue for several years lobbying myself. i think eric mar as well around a measure to support the increase of the smoking age. so supervisor wiener mike on wednesday. happy to be a cosponsor. >> thank you. supervisor wiener >> i want to thank you for reminding me that apartment of public health. colleagues whom i think we are spoiled and sometimes don't realize how lucky we are to have this incredible really and cutting-edge department of public health and whatever the area is, whether tobacco prevention or should read averages or hiv, or oral health, we have so

i also announced the beginnings of a municipal fiber working group that is going to be towheaded i need el camino whose our city chief information officer and head of our dept. of technology as well as jane at our chief innovation officer. i'll be working on the committee along the supervisor mar and today i'm introducing a hearing request on the reports we got substantive discussion about the reports that details the next apps. it is a vision. it is my vision. and the goal to provide low-cost gigabyte speed to internet to every single san francisco resident i look for to discussion moving forward. the 2nd hearing request comes out of a recent meeting i had in my office regarding sea level rise. how it affects the city of san francisco. climate change is happening all over our globe and is very real and the implications are very real for our city as we sit on the pencil of san francisco. especially san francisco 3 sides by water we need to start looking at how we prepare for the changes locally. the effects of climate change and many of our beloved shoreline and recreational areas in district 2 in particular, from aquatic park all it to crissy field, the la

cities and 8 other states. it's part and thanks much to the dept. of pub. health sapper championing some a different health equity measures throughout our city as well. colleagues, i urge your support as well. let's pass this and really protect our youth and sport health equity adversity >> >> thank you. supervisor cohen >> i deftly want to associate myself with the comments of supervisor wiener and mar. we stick together. i was one take moment to uplift the young people of and organizing around this issue for several years lobbying myself. i think eric mar as well around a measure to support the increase of the smoking age. so supervisor wiener mike on wednesday. happy to be a cosponsor. >> thank you. supervisor wiener >> i want to thank you for reminding me that apartment of public health. colleagues whom i think we are spoiled and sometimes don't realize how lucky we are to have this incredible really and cutting-edge department of public health and whatever the area is, whether tobacco prevention or should read averages or hiv, or oral health, we have so

cities and 8 other states. it's part and thanks much to the dept. of pub. health sapper championing some a different health equity measures throughout our city as well. colleagues, i urge your support as well. let's pass this and really protect our youth and sport health equity adversity >> >> thank you. supervisor cohen >> i deftly want to associate myself with the comments of supervisor wiener and mar. we stick together. i was one take moment to uplift the young people of and organizing around this issue for several years lobbying myself. i think eric mar as well around a measure to support the increase of the smoking age. so supervisor wiener mike on wednesday. happy to be a cosponsor. >> thank you. supervisor wiener >> i want to thank you for reminding me that apartment of public health. colleagues whom i think we are spoiled and sometimes don't realize how lucky we are to have this incredible really and cutting-edge department of public health and whatever the area is, whether tobacco prevention or should read averages or hiv, or oral health, we have so

the california dept. of alcoholic beverage control tonight i'll call license applications of nontraditional alkyl we tell businesses in the citysupervisor mar. >> please continue to march 22 >> motion to continue this item one week. moved and seconded. colleagues, be without this item is continued for one week to the meter march 22, 2016. >>[gavel] >> item 24 >> item 24 of resolution to record as much as problem gambling awareness month in the city can we take this item same house, same call. can we take that without objection? without objection the motion passes. adopted you-did you want to talk on this? let's go back to item 8. we've all recall the item. supervisor kim we did actually owes asking to us in the boat on 1-9, not 8. show until after the vote on item 8 >> yes, please. supervisor peskin >> if i may rise to a point of information that sfmta ashley is voting on the joint contract right now sophie could actually go back to the previous item hopefully will get a text >> what previous supervisors item because we had not yet confirmation the mta has voted on number 8. >> supervisor cohen >> i guess my question to superv

the work is done through dept. of pub. health. so want to take this time to honor him for his incredible service to our city. o, richard served as the acting director of environmental health and he also start working with the city in april of 1987 as a senior industrial hygienist, where he initiated new programs in the bureau of toxics and safety services such as dph emergency responder program but san francisco fire department hazardous material program. 2 decades later he was promoted to the director of environmental health to go to reprogram and there, he managed all the promoting programs in environmental health branch, including massage, food, water quality, and healthy housing. in june of 2013 richard became the acting director of environmental health results incorporate the health branch into the new population health division. some of his colleagues are former or current

the work is done through dept. of pub. health. so want to take this time to honor him for his incredible service to our city. so, richard served as the acting director of environmental health and he also start working with the city in april of 1987 as a senior industrial hygienist, where he initiated new programs in the bureau of toxics and safety services such as dph emergency responder program but san francisco fire department hazardous material program. 2 decades later he was promoted to the director of environmental health to go to reprogram and there, he managed all the promoting programs in environmental health branch, including massage, food, water quality, and healthy housing. in june of 2013 richard became the acting director of environmental health results incorporate the health branch into the new population health division. some of his colleagues are former or current describing as honest and dedicated in his leadership they helped move are not mental health division into the 21st century. so, i understand that richard, after he is fully in retirement fans of starting a walking group and plans to

the california dept. of alcoholic beverage control tonight i'll call license applications of nontraditional alkyl we tell businesses in the city please continue to march 22 >> motion to continue this item one week. moved and seconded. colleagues, be without this item is continued for one week to the meter march 22, 2016. >>[gavel] >> item 24 >> item 24 of resolution to record as much as problem gambling awareness month in the city can we take this item same house, same call. can we take that without objection? without objection the motion passes. adopted you-did you want to talk on this? let's go back to item 8. we've all recall the item. supervisor kim we did actually owes asking to us in the boat on 1-9, not 8. show until after the vote on item 8 >> yes, please. supervisor peskin >> if i may rise to a point of information that sfmta ashley is voting on the joint contract right now sophie could actually go back to the previous item hopefully will get a text >> what previous supervisors item because we had not yet confirmation the mta has voted on number 8. >> supervisor cohen >> i guess my question to supervisor peskin. just

the work is done through dept. of pub. health. so want to take this time to honor him for his incredible service to our city. o, richard served as the acting director of environmental health and he also start working with the city in april of 1987 as a senior industrial hygienist, where he initiated new programs in the bureau of toxics and safety services such as dph emergency responder program but san francisco fire department hazardous material program. 2 decades later he was promoted to the director of environmental health to go to reprogram and there, he managed all the promoting programs in environmental health branch, including massage, food, water quality, and healthy housing. in june of 2013 richard became the acting director of environmental health results incorporate the health branch into the new population health division. some of his colleagues are former or current describing as honest and dedicated in his leadership they helped move are not mental health division into the 21st century. so, i understand that richard, after he is fully in retirement fans of starting a walking group and plans to s

the california dept. of alcoholic beverage control tonight i'll call license applications of nontraditional alkyl we tell businesses in the citysupervisor mar. >> please continue to march 22 >> motion to continue this item one week. moved and seconded. colleagues, be without this item is continued for one week to the meter march 22, 2016. >>[gavel] >> item 24 >> item 24 of resolution to record as much as problem gambling awareness month in the city can we take this item same house, same call. can we take that without objection? without objection the motion passes. adopted you-did you want to talk on this? let's go back to item 8. we've all recall the item. supervisor kim we did actually owes asking to us in the boat on 1-9, not 8. show until after the vote on item 8 >> yes, please. supervisor peskin >> if i may rise to a point of information that sfmta ashley is voting on the joint contract right now sophie could actually go back to the previous item hopefully will get a text >> what previous supervisors item because we had not yet confirmation the mta has voted on number 8. >> supervisor cohen >> i guess my question to superv

the work is done through dept. of pub. health. so want to take this time to honor him for his incredible service to our city. o, richard served as the acting director of environmental health and he also start working with the city in april of 1987 as a senior industrial hygienist, where he initiated new programs in the bureau of toxics and safety services such as dph emergency responder program but san francisco fire department hazardous material program. 2 decades later he was promoted to the director of environmental health to go to reprogram and there, he managed all the promoting programs in environmental health branch, including massage, food, water quality, and healthy housing. in june of 2013 richard became the acting director of environmental health results incorporate the health branch into the new population health division. some of his colleagues are former or current describing as honest and dedicated in his leadership they helped move are not mental health division into the 21st century. so, i understand that richard, after he is fully in retirement fans of starting a walking group and plans to s

the city is. and the health care that we provide. it's pretty cutting edge. but there's been no way for me to exactly find a number to say how many transgender draft we have within the dept. of pub. health. i know there's one or 2 over here and one or 2 over there, but how do we reach out to my community, who's been historically marginalized and not getting a lot of employment opportunities to make sure, will talk about workforce development we can get-because we don't see that in normal regular numbers? >> that's a good point. one of the things we did in the last year or 2 is bring on a recruiter. recruiter helps us focus on specific areas were having trouble. this might be an area i talk to my recruiter and that's a not let's not forget this community. but do some extra hours. regarding staffing, race and orientation are all protected. so what employee fills out their application they tell me their race, gender and all that and then they thought the application that you are never to meet. nobody's ever supposed to know basically what you said on these forms. i'm able to go in and the way you get the demographic information here is i can do it because i'm point large ag

the work is done through dept. of pub. health. so want to take this time to honor him for his incredible service to our city. o, richard served as the acting director of environmental health and he also start working with the city in april of 1987 as a senior industrial hygienist, where he initiated new programs in the bureau of toxics and safety services such as dph emergency responder program but san francisco fire department hazardous material program. 2 decades later he was promoted to the director of environmental health to go to reprogram and there, he managed all the promoting programs in environmental health branch, including massage, food, water quality, and healthy housing. in june of 2013 richard became the acting director of environmental health results incorporate the health branch into the new population health division. some of his colleagues are former or current describing as honest and dedicated in his leadership they helped move are not mental health division into the 21st century. so, i understand that richard, after he is fully in retirement fans of starting a walking group and plans to s

the work is done through dept. of pub. health. so want to take this time to honor him for his incredible service to our city. ing director of environmental health and he also start working with the city in april of 1987 as a senior industrial hygienist, where he initiated new programs in the bureau of toxics and safety services such as dph emergency responder program but san francisco fire department hazardous material program. 2 decades later he was promoted to the director of environmental health to go to reprogram and there, he managed all the promoting programs in environmental health branch, including massage, food, water quality, and healthy housing. in june of 2013 richard became the acting director of environmental health results incorporate the health branch into the new population health division. some of his colleagues are former or current describing as honest and dedicated in his leadership they helped move are not mental health division into the 21st century. so, i understand that richard, after he is fully in retirement fans of starting a walking group and plans to start biking more. hopefully

the city is. and the health care that we provide. it's pretty cutting edge. but there's been no way for me to exactly find a number to say how many transgender draft we have within the dept pub. health. i know there's one or 2 over here and one or 2 over there, but how do we reach out to my community, who's been historically marginalized and not getting a lot of employment opportunities to make sure, will talk about workforce development we can get-because we don't see that in normal regular numbers? >> that's a good point. one of the things we did in the last year or 2 is bring on a recruiter. recruiter helps us focus on specific areas were having trouble. this might be an area i talk to my recruiter and that's a not let's not forget this community. but do some extra hours. regarding staffing, race and orientation are all protected. so what employee fills out their application they tell me their race, gender and all that and then they thought the application that you are never to meet. nobody's ever supposed to know basically what you said on these forms. i'm able to go in and the way you get the demographic information here is i can do it because i'm point large aggreg

dept. of the environment, the staff honestly dr. chris geiger for your continuing leadership on this issue. this dimension am also a parent who lives in the city so i have a personal interest in this as well. our department will continue to work with your staff through all these difficult questions to draw to come up with solutions that make sense for all our landscapes so we are there with you as a partner and will continue to be be so and i want to just concluded saying we support the adoption of the reduce risk pesticide list. >> president omotalade thank you. >> testifier: last but not least we have the department of public works. >> testifier: good evening. my name is-i am the ipm supervisor for public works and i'm also a booth on the ground worker. i'm an applicator. so my perspective of this is more about safety. the things that we do every day to ensure that we are safe for the public is also being thought of in that process. most of the areas that we do applications on our high traffic areas that are median strips and also in tunnels for example broadway title would be a place we make applications also. some of the practices that we

dept. of the environment, the staff honestly dr. chris geiger for your continuing leadership on this issue. this dimension am also a parent who lives in the city so i have a personal interest in this as well. our department will continue to work with your staff through all these difficult questions to draw to come up with solutions that make sense for all our landscapes so we are there with you as a partner and will continue to be be so and i want to just concluded saying we support the adoption of the reduce risk pesticide list. >> president omotalade thank you. >> testifier: last but not least we have the department of public works. >> testifier: good evening. my name is-i am the ipm supervisor for public works and i'm also a booth on the ground worker. i'm an applicator. so my perspective of this is more about safety. the things that we do every day to ensure that we are safe for the public is also being thought of in that process. most of the areas that we do applications on our high traffic areas that are median strips and also in tunnels for example broadway title would be a place we make applications also. some of the practices that we

dept. of the environment, the staff honestly dr. chris geiger for your continuing leadership on this issue. this dimension am also a parent who lives in the cityi have a personal interest in this as well. our department will continue to work with your staff through all these difficult questions to draw to come up with solutions that make sense for all our landscapes so we are there with you as a partner and will continue to be be so and i want to just concluded saying we support the adoption of the reduce risk pesticide list. >> president omotalade thank you. >> testifier: last but not least we have the department of public works. >> testifier: good evening. my name is-i am the ipm supervisor for public works and i'm also a booth on the ground worker. i'm an applicator. so my perspective of this is more about safety. the things that we do every day to ensure that we are safe for the public is also being thought of in that process. most of the areas that we do applications on our high traffic areas that are median strips and also in tunnels for example broadway title would be a place we make applications also. some of the practices that we curr