and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandmpromises the integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by four in

and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandely compromises the integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by f

, the treasure island authority and t id g. we received on going feedback and infut from the community through multiple processes. we developed a community work group that consist fromed treasure island, tida, businesses and residents of treasure island. once it was created, we presented tt tieda board and tigd board for feedback. we then created a survey which we distributed for three months on the island, it was virtual and paper and in multiple languages. we received 127 response sxz with minimum suggested adaptations for the statement which we made. our next step and now i would like to read the statement. so the aspiration statement was developed through a community process, treasure island development group and treasure authority. our vision is to create a thriving san francisco neighborhood in the middle of the bay, celebrated for its inviting culture, outdoor experiences and sustainability community. our mission is to create a healthy and vibrant community that honors the vie deserity of past and present and businesses a

meeting in the cook islands. i will admit here that i had to look at where the cook islands was on the map. i have a huge map in my office and it was actually off the map, because it is so far. but i learned that the largest and most populous of the islands, no building can be taller than a coconut tree. and that is a true fact. i gained a new appreciation of the vastness and the isolation of the pacific and the important message it sends when we take the time and make the effort to actually show up. most of all, i learned of the stories of so many extraordinary pacific islanders, leaders and community members who like all of us want to build better lives for their children and benefit from sustainable development in the region. who are worried about clement change in how i -- climate change and how it might wreak havoc on their livelihoods and their children's futures. and you have already felt the effects of this exit -- and who have already felt the effects of this existential global challenge. i'm proud i was

new zealand than on the island. every island are in new zealand as well. they know these countries well. what they bring to the table, what they worked together on common interests. i want to add one thing that i came away from. people want to be heard. they don't want to just be talked to and spoken to. they want us to hear what their priorities are, what they are dealing with with issues of climate change, how they are dealing with youth programs and we announced the program to support their leadership as well. how they are dealing with gender issues and the private sector and how we can engage with the private sector to help them to address some of their needs so they wanted to be heard and i get a lot of listings when i was there. i did less talking and more listening. >> sounds like the right approach. i want to go to judith, former us ambassador from tonga who asks the success of us partnership and pacific island countries will depend largely on us ability to help address the region's top security threats throu

and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandses the integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by four inches.

these changes are going to help keep the treasure island project moving forward. as many know, there are units that will be delayed if this agreement is not passed, which will really inhibit the work of folks who are in this non profit space to bring new housing to san franciscans most vulnerable living in the city who don't have other options. these will be new units, these are not units folks lived in before, there is program and treatment options on treasure island so this is critical for the treasure island community and san francisco as a quhole. >> thank you. any other speakers who wish to address the committee regarding 11 and 12, please approach the lectern. madam chair, that completes the queue. >> thank you. public comment is now closed. let's make the motion to on page 5 line 3-5 strike the clause proposed by supervisor dorsey. roll call on the motion to amend please. >> on the motion to amend the ordinance in item 11 offered by supervisor dorsey, mandelman, aye. member melgar, aye. chair chan, aye. we have three ayes. >> thank you, the motion passes. i

the island is fear and impending disaster. over time thing, when i was driving down it just ways he's on the car and i was sold this orientation for a few seconds. i just stopped, but i've said, oh my god is a car move, what is the? is it the way so, you know, think it was the most awful experience. i can't even explain how bad that was. that's why chloe. is campaigning, politicians, or fries and a bite? the peer for enforcing walsh are about 20000 meters on twice a day in summertime, our stock squares of funding this and we need infrastructure to collect more rainwater and harvest ourselves to clean it on the order to reduce the carbon footprint. young woman manages the island well says, have pre dest esa, who lives on the island, the experience, you guess, in a co op, in a small community, is own matched really anywhere else. and if you manage to do that job well, then, you know, discuss limis after that. the skills will last, but the values chloe lives by have always been. there's a sense of community here, and i think a lot

and as you probably guessed, it's how the island got its name. lates to "salt mines". in this age—old technique, sea water is allowed to stand in ponds, and as the water evaporates, it leaves behind solid salt crystals. here is like a rock now. yeah, it is. yeah. and it's still giving me impressions that i'm standing on ice. i know it's not ice. yes. no, no, you are. here is the unique place where we can stand, walk, lay down...on the snow. you don't need gloves. you don't need nothing. you canjust come on a picnic... laughs: yeah, my kind of snow, my kind of snow! salt mining was the main industry in sal for many years. elvis is taking me to what was once the heart of the operation within a volcanic crater. and what he showed me was like something from another world. it feels like i should be shooting some kind of sci—fi flick set on another planet, or maybe a spaghetti western, playing some kind of gunslinger. she laughs. elvis, what is this place? so this place is a salt refinery... uh-huh. ..where the industry of salt... it was here where they

and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandld structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by four inches. pretty much uniform acro

the british, laying claim to the islands, refer to the opinion of the current islanders, most of whomglish surnames, but the bigs and other smiths are not the indigenous population. falkland or malvinas islands. the problem for argentines is that they don't are the indigenous population. before the arrival of the british, the islands were inhabited mainly by penguins and black-browed albatrosses. so london, when laying claim to the islands, is now referring precisely to the opinion of these decoy englishmen. the coast of argentina is 500 km, and britain is almost 25 times further. these islands passed from the hands of the colonialists, the spaniards. centuries, and then the british finally staked it out, planted their flag under the flag of the popes, pabi ale. right-hand traffic was turned off on rural roads and a double-decker bus was brought in to view penguins from the top red point. telephone booth for communication with the metropolis, in case of alarm. the alarm was raised in march 1982, the argentines came, besieged the government house and, very nobly , did not hang them, se

the island. or sailed from the other shore, near the island he had already drowned, or they helped himn defended, what happened to domain later? i have no idea, i tried to calm down the worried dala, letto dama, how many? she’s an adult, quite, who else took part in the beating? why beating? it was, so to speak, a fist fight, a real fist fight, one on one, and tolik didn’t help, then... no, no, he simply carried the captain i had defeated to the boat, and there he must have been transported to the opposite shore. i understand, yes, and i want to state that i am ready to fully cooperate with the investigation into the theft of food. they’ll give you paper and a pen, here’s the restaurant, there, near the statue, a comrade military lawyer beat the cook, well, not without me, of course, help, blood, look, svetlana petrovna, dzhamin’s buttonhole was torn off. interesting button, so what did you hit him with, you didn’t even need to hit him, he was so drunk, he couldn’t stand on his feet, he put the gun in his cobra, and he left us, well-fed, drunk, i took him to the boat for... uncle misha

uh, you know, the mainlanders um are very aware of that. this island sits between, you know, 2 tectonic plates. the understanding is vulnerability and its history. i have dealing with catastrophes uh every single chinese person here is concerned about all the brothers and sisters and aunts and uncles on the island of taiwan. i cannot stress that everybody is extremely concerned about it. and we're gonna have to take a deep breath here and hope that everyone is safe and that we can get help there as soon as possible. well, alex will be staying across the story. thanks very much for joining us. this is alex with 4 to 5. he's a political analyst and blogger over on the mainland in china. well, it was attend special session of the un security council ways, accusations that both the u. k. i'm the us the trying to destabilize syria on the whole middle east region by supporting is why the crimes. this was the claim that came not just from iran, but also from syria. that session was called to address the asteroid on monday. bonnie's way, the forces on the re,

the big caves. obviously, as an island, people are on the beach. people are in bikinis, that's fine, but they're asking people not to wear them when they're like, walking around the town. yet almost everyone i saw was walking around town in bikinis and it's unexcused of oh, i didn't know because the signs are everywhere. and this was something that i feel like i saw so much involved in like all different aspects just in terms of like littering. and i don't know like just taking a 1000000 pictures everywhere to like a degree would have never seen before. but i just think it is so crazy that if you're going to travel somewhere, you're not going to respect what people are asking from you, sarah. so i see i'm just recently in kyoto in japan for us have been banned from certain parts of the geisha area. is the geisha district is the way that people visit bali needing to any tensions with locals. and if so, one of those tensions around as well as i said earlier that there's this social tension happening in bali. and the main problem is how local views ar

the small island was overwhelmed and declared the strength of emergency the lot. okay. people say that the volunteer rescue ships encourage people to flee, but that's not true. to get those stuff, we should have to thank them for their work. very much. we'd see many more depths without them. this is one of the place and that's what will happen if they cease to exist. it would be to me like a maloney on the phone to lie in and all the others won't stop migration just by talking about it in the home then line, let me alone. oh yeah. in late 2020 to georgia maloney's cabinet. post a decree making civil c rescue more difficult. it's doubtful whether this policy will ever bring any relief to the people on lum producer. beckett c at the task. the c thumbs describe another voting distress. the group has managed to make some makeshift repairs to their thinking. the please, they see that the yeah, i know. tell me when we're closer than 30 centimeters a day, we don't want to touch the boat. as all the water is leaking into the refugees close. this one is full of accompanied miner

from the 5 year olds point of view, the government in run has lit. he's a little island down a place and so on. it is all, i don't blame the migrants for god's sake. a lot of we have nothing against these people. we want to take them in, but we need support almost be done and to create the right conditions on the journey deals with the got it is giovanni, come off to me. how are you doing nice. before he was elected man, giovanni was an art teacher on the island. giacomo is one of his former students. why does it look out beautiful? just last night. another boat with the $200.00 refugees arrived at port. in september 2023, some 12000 migrants move in twice the population. arrived in one unprecedented week . the small island was overwhelmed and declared a state of emergency the corner, cuz a lot of people say that the volunteer rescue ships encourage people to flee. but that's not true to get those stuff, we should have to bank them for their work already more we'd see many more depths without them. this is one of the place and that's what will happen if they cease to exi

the crew will be at sea for several weeks. it was $0.10 on long island, people waving at us and yeah, now it's the reality. like we actually going, i feel super heavy about it comes way to apply every single day. evelyn, in the past few weeks, the submission is finally getting underway. no one quite knows what awaits them at sea captain, not to roach and tore his being on a number of missions. he also works as a lawyer. international maritime law states that people in distress at sea must be hilts. despite these rescue crews of repeatedly ex, use of human trafficking as a captain, arturo is also the under investigation. the electric pink. you're doing something wrong. so you quite convinced, then you try to convince yourself that, okay, i've seen people so good. i'm not wrong. shortly off to the ship passes the valley, eric islands, the way that was since the 1st time christina hilts from slaves. big coach dawn is training to become a doctor. she's responsible for providing medical care to week and injured refugees . but at the moment, christina has to t

and maybe more broadly on the channel islands? t not -- that the british government might not necessarily have wanted a wider audience to know about. >> those things, once feared too troubling for the broader public, happened on three of the other channel islands, where most residents did not evacuate before the occupation. when the germans arrived, the locals mostly cooperated, often with little choice. hitler's portrait was hung outside this cinema on the island of guernsey. nazi propaganda showed the british police working for german troops. and british newspapers on the islands printed orders from berlin. >> this is a british newspaper and it's got a swastika on top. >> that's right. >> at the official archives on the island, linda romeril showed us how british officials implemented policies asking jewish residents to identify themselves and then confiscating their assets. >> there was a huge amount of requisitioning of people's houses, people's property, during the occupation period. >> but some resisted, risking punishment to

the conflicts that arise from these are an everyday occurrence for the island, 6000 residents. one of them is the oddest chuck almost fell out. so in his studio, he exhibits some of the objects. those on the run have left behind the store. it must video. this is an old car radio that used to be installed in wooden boats, and that would allow the other panel many long. they were bigger back then. then the bass gave us than letting you know, get enough to get on the now the refugees arrive and smaller boats made of sheet metal or arn fans, which are much more dangerous. give them stuff if that it goes across the island. giacomo is known, so he's creasy colossal tude. t fee is lum, produces infrastructure will collapse under the strain, a space filling out and support the disaster. and it's often impossible to take the ferry to on it, because it's already being used to transport migrant se. and i have an in law live in a hardly any seats available on slide 70 this because they are all occupied by police or the red cross northern or the language of those when they are just medical c

then inside the island. so how tourist choose to spend their tourism dollars and real estate they occupy and who they how they choose to participate in culture, activities all determine the life of local people there. when you travel, do you think of yourself as a visitor in someone else who is home or as a tourist and does it matter? take a look at this. every experience torres like experience in bali, there seem to be a level of disrespect there that i've never seen before. i feel like this is the prime example of this didn't really t, which is a largely muslim island. and these signs are everywhere, asking people not to walk around in the beginning. obviously as an island, people are on the beach. people are right, key needs, that's fine, but they're asking people not to wear them when they're like, walking around the town. yet almost everyone i saw was walking around town in bikinis and it's unexcused of oh, i didn't know because the signs are everywhere. and this was something that i feel like i saw so m

the epicenter of the tremors fell on the eastern part of the island, the strongest why. a quarter ofquake in the mountainous regions provoked landslides, fragments of rocks raised a cloud of dust that was visible for tens of kilometers, water poured from the pool on the roof of the skyscraper like a waterfall. the peak magnitude of the tremor in taiwan today reached 7.7 points, a value comparable to the earthquake in turkey, while there was no massive collapse of buildings on the island, the high-rise buildings were mostly tilted and cracked. the shaking was very strong, it felt like the house was about to collapse. the region is considered seismically active, so special technologies are used in the construction of buildings in chinese taiwan, for example, the recognizable tybay 101 skyscraper was built with an internal and pendulum. which prevent the high-rise from swaying. the world's largest chip manufacturer tsmc is among its clients mainly tech giants like apple were forced to stop production lines. some of the personnel were evacuated from the island, given that in recent years

give them stuff if that it goes across the island. jerkimo is known for it. he's creasy co lassitude tc is low and produces infrastructure will collapse under the strain a space still or not. and so what it is that it's often impossible to take the ferry to on it because it's already being used to transport miger and say, no, i have an in law live in a hardly any seats available on slide 70 this because they are all occupied by police or the red cross northern or the language of those when they are just medical care, was already per now it's collapsing on the demand strain and so on. it unfolds you on a by d, it's a 10 pregnant women arrive at the port on sick people who require treatment at the clinic. because of course of concern, as we all know goes kind of get an ambulance. i mean, she has no access to the emergency room and taking my godaddy out of the limits here again. and so you gotta be unplugged as to the problem is that the increased presence of police, military and other authorities, is also changing the island as way of life. the strictly controll

the next stage of development on the island includes the core where the island commercial and retail ice will be concentrated as well as three additional affordable sites. providing infrastructure to enable development of the next stage is critical to continuing the momentum established demonstrating a commitment to delivering the vision for treasure island and attracting the services residents rely upon. the treasure island program unique in the amounts of infrastructure investment required to enable development. the legacy frublt left behind by the navy is at or beyond the service life. the condition of the existing infrastructure and need for geotechnical and sea level rise adapation require the construction of new backbone infrastructure, [indiscernible] treatment plants as well as, new roadways and utilities. the soil is accommodated through a process called [indiscernible] to mitigate for seismic events. the bay is compressed through surcharging a process soil is stock piled prior to construction on the improvements to alloyd differential settlement over time and the perimeter o

that the international court of justice island is also one of the lot. and one of the few countries i should say, right through a raised it's a to the un agencies of palestine off of many see those suspended payments at bullet allegations from israel. the software involved in the october, the 7th, the tax and even an irish m e. p has been hugely vocal about the issue. joining us genocide campaign and gaza. your team investment bank has signed off on 650000000 in loans for his early infrastructure. projects were over 20, over over 12000 children killed. we now have should know, starving to death and gaza, as is an impulse asylum conditions on to, to pipe 2300000 palestinians. i'm still the right. we have the, in your mind, tablet on the amendment calling for the suspension of funding to on the atp of tables and amendment to make all the funds to the middle east and north africa conditional on a declaration of a recognition of as well. what brazenly con, placing opposition to the genocide who set the colonial zion is stating that this uh without to 7th is

they are noticeably worried, for both of them, this is the first voyage of the inter-dnieper islands, it is he who will pave the way through numerous channels in the night. the short briefing is over, the landing groups go to the pier. the marines begin loading onto the boat, do it in almost pitch darkness, and lay out their backpack with the utmost care. giving in to emotions, giving in to panic is not an option, and it is impossible, if the commander is in a panic, then this means that the unit will be in panic, thanks to such endurance and experience of the commanders, the navigator with the call name altai is alive again. ready to go to the islands, yesterday we were blown up by an enemy mine, we went on a mission, we had to deliver people, what happened was that we hit a mine, four people, everyone survived, thank god, everyone was pulled out, the next boat pulled them out, this is the black sea coast, it is here that qatari crews are trained for subsequent work in the dnieper delta; classes are held rarely during the day, more often at night, so that the conditions are as close