submittals are to the capital planning committee, the cpc. those are in advance of the operating budget. they're vetted through the separate committees independent of the overall budgets and then they both develop various funding scenarios, levels of funding and those funded under the scenarios and work with the mayor's budget office to come with a budget number and depending on that budget number, it would be funded and proposed as part of the mayor's overall budget on june 1st. so last year as part of the two year budget, we had two years of capital funding, the current year and the next year, the first year of looking at here. this is what we're currently funded this year, approximately 3.4 million and currently in the budget next year but will be reevaluated, general facility maintenance, specialized focus scope projects and in addition, some planning funds that go to future planning for the easter program, those are eventually reimbursed but can get the departments ahead as far as planning efforts. some of the current capital initiates we

i think i need to really be for to talk about the role of the cpc and the surveillance because they are on the cutting-edge to recognize the events rapidly. >> we are working very closely with the usda on this issue and in particularly on influenza. we were joined at the hip in response to the importation of these avian influenza viruses. our role was to make sure we understood the biology and if any human infections occur that they were rapidly detected and treated. >> you do the best you can with the resources and authorities have. how are we doing with respect to the tracking and responding to these situations and pairing for the next one and then speaking to any additional authorities or resources needed to optimize the efforts. >> i think that we are given the strategy we have which is a reactive one, i think we are doing well at containing. i think that predicate caused by inattention given our strategy is a reactive one. and i think the ability to prevent importation of the viruses that can be transmitted is very challenging and there's a lot being done on the animal health side

since then the cpc and usaid have been working in 39 countries with programs to stop and improve resistance from increased lab surveillance capabilities, strengthe, strengd public-health workforces and much more. but at this point, u.s. funding is in said. if we pull away from it, other countries will likely do the same. we should continue to support it. it'it's cost effective program e have to contain international outbreaks of the sources overseas. improving the nation's preparedness and response capacities is a daunting and complex endeavor but i'm confident it is an achievable goal if we focus our efforts on these initiatives. i appreciate the time and welcome your questions. >> good morning, chairman alexander, senator burr, senator casey and distinguished committee members. thank you for the opportunity to appear before the committee and to discuss an issue of significant in that instant the common defense of this country, the strong, agile and recently and public health and medical prepared this response system it is an honor to be here, senator alexander said in a positio i'mn of th

so, the data is, our customer acquisition's about $60. we're utilizing google cpc you're not making any money at all. as of right now -- we just launched. i know, but revenues in the last four months. let's get to the numbers on sales. close to $100,000. close to $100,000 in four months? how much of your own money's in this business? $600,000. -whoa. -wow! and what about any external money? or just your own money? -just our own money. what was the money spent on? $300,000 of it was spent on developing the product, coming up with the process, website, operation. okay. right now i really want to stress, we have a 6,200-square-foot facility with a cooler. we have about $300,000 worth of inventory that will translate to about $1 million to $1.2 million in revenue. we're ready to scale. what about the focus on the customer-acquisition cost? you've got to get it down to between 10 and 15 bucks. aziz: yeah, exactly. that's what our goal is, and that's gonna take a little bit of time. well, who is your customer? great. good question. our customer right now is males and fem

the battery overheating and safety risk. it is hp notebooks and mobile work stayings and nobody has been hurt but cpc says it received ten reportcks melt are or overheating. >> 2018 is year most of us will go fully wireless. great larsome explains new york. >>> 2018 may be the year we make the biggest strides in cutting cord. we're not talking about cable tv. most of us have already blanketed homes, offices, coffee shops and other public spaces with high speed w wireless internet and handful of us have cut the cord to headphones it. helped along by the fact that newer smart phones like 7, 8, x and google pixel ditched traditional head phone jag and bluetooth headphones from improved audio quality and we may all cut the cable to our charging phones this year. samsung offered wireless charging more than a year and apple added to newest iphone 8 and 10. of course you still have to plug in the wireless charming pad but good news there. tech community agreed towed wireless standard called chi that's in frevring cars to lamps from tables as starbucks qi and is broad band connection. it will test high speed wireless to -- and verizon

swapping the orders for jefferson as number one and terminal number two to maximize san francisco's potential in this funding source. project applications are due on january 30th. and we expect cpc to adopt a program of projects on may 16th. and with that, we'll take any questions. there's also project managers from san francisco port and dpw to answer questions. >> chair peskin: colleagues, are there any questions for all of the assembled staff from variation departments? seeing none, is there any public comment on item number six? seeing none, public comment is closed. i guess staff, you got it right. is there a motion to move this item made by commissioner fewer? seconded by commissioner ronen. and on the item a roll call please. >> clerk: same house? >> chair peskin: same house. same call. it is approved on first reading. next item. >> clerk: item seven, adopt the balboa area transportation demand framework. final report. this is an action item. >> chair peskin: commissioner yee, would you like to start? >> supervisor yee: thank you, chair peskin. colleagues, the framework document before you today was conceived during an earlier committee meeting on the balboa development.