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i want to point out and it's not without pitfalls in the local communities. we have great support and we are talking permanent support of housing and individual communities. we have to make sure the deals actually work. >> that's interesting and a bit surprising. if you feel like doing a project for veterans helps with the issue or hinders it or makes it worse? any observations on that? >> we're have two under way and one here in the district and one here in new orleans. that has been part of the strength in the popularity. i guess it depends. >> i guess it would say i'm sure that you know that. it's one of the things you that put in the project plan and you are going to have to address that. that's primarily going to help veterans to make it more appetizing to a community. it depends on which community you are talking about. veterans and veterans club, there veterans with health issues and need intensive assistance. touch real quickly on the housing needs. if we look at the numbers that va envisioned when they started the five-year plan, they were thinking 90

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the local business preference still applied. what i cannot understand is why project staff decided to cater to large outside contractor interest and to increase the size of the project beyond $10 million. that seems to be exactly the opposite of what chapter 14b was enacted to do. the irregularities are such that all bids should be rejected for the sake of fairness. there has been some talk among staff that due to the facility being in such bad stage, there is no time for a rebid. i do not believe that is true. i think the commission owes it to the public to have the job rebid with a clean slate. i would instruct staff to follow through on their commitments. thank you. president moran: thank you. >> good afternoon. i am the president of monterey mechanical. first and foremost, i want to make myself available should there be any questions that i could answer. moderate mechanical has been an organization said been in business 70 years. we specialize in water and wastewater treatment plant work. this particular project, we have an o

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in the local level has gone down from a local news perspective in the sense that to cut costs and operate more efficiently many broadcasters are sharing local and news networks and so forth and many cities today will you see that a network show, a news show, will be on multiple networks, produced or sharing of resources so similar to the newspaper industry did as well. >> sure. mr. barrett, would you like to comment on that? >> i disagree. the 21st century media company today needs a dual revenue stream. for years the television industry operated with an advertising-only model. the cable industry was launched and helped us get our signal into rural areas, but then built a significant business on the back of the most popular programming available to americans in every community in this country and that was local television. i would say to you that we are using as an industry the retransmission consent fees to invest in our local businesses. it helps support the investment we made in digital technology which i mention multi billions of dollars over the last decade. i think you h

started the process of reconstruction of the political system that we would be establishing today with the local actors. that would be meeting the needs of the country and would be fitting to the circumstances of the countries, but at the same time would allow to establish the legitimate government based on the power sharing models. these are all the preconditions that will lead you from the short-term of the solution or the challenges addressing immediately to have the democracy develop or the security or in order to start building the process of a state building. >> president, i'm turning back your comment from a minute ago back to you. when you say everything is important and yet you still have to prioritize and have to focus security, democracy broad le speaking and thinking about development and moving away from the need for development. how do you make the decisions and how do you organize and how do you approach it? >> it's always a challenge trying to find the right balance between the promotion of sustainable development based upon growth and a conventional method of achieving that brot

that's the very first lecture. local relationships obviate the need for centralized state to involve itself in most social concerns. i think tocqueville is in many ways saying something very similar, what aristotle says. comments? yes, mr. ford? >> sir, i thought about that when i was reading the nesbit article. but the thing that jumped out at me is aristotle also said that you really can't control society over 5400 people. [ laughter ] but this jumped out at me at the nesbit article because he talks about the individualism in an urban setting. i think it takes away -- the settings take away the identity the people have, the identity politics so to speak where we have so many different people from so many different places that aren't -- that are communal. as we've kind of evolved. we don't necessarily have the community religion like you were speaking of that brings people together and which ties into the self-interest, where i grew up in a small town, actually 4500 people. so i fit aristotle's mold. but you know, if a

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some of the passengers and locals returning from vacation others a fisherman. the design of the ship makes it possible for it to navigate even in the arctic. some of temperatures in the sea of a hawks could never rise above eight to ten degrees celsius in winter ships have to pay their own way through the large ice floes. engine slowed a port bow engine slowed a port stern two of the stern to. captain alexander first studied maps of this area when he was still a naval cadet after the collapse of the soviet union he was surprised to find that the japanese maps of the corals different from the russian want. the japanese still have their own lights for the island was there no tickle shots but i believe these are our atlas and they should be cold the way we measure them. on may the ninth people on each of the three inhabited islands of the courage can a shia chica town and they commemorate the foreman of world war two following victory over germany the first landing parties of the soviet army arrived on the in august nine hundred forty five. under an agreement with

the only way to prevent this from happening is to enforce the 50% local hire. i am not just talking about jobs in construction. we need to invest in education. another demand, a 50% of the work must be allocated to communities of color that are plagued by poverty. additional funding must be set aside for workforce development. we must not become victims of predatory privatizing. the value of the community college education and the quality of community-based health care will be depreciated. we want jobs beyond construction. i am requesting we develop an memorandum of understanding between cpmc and city college. city college has enough scholarships -- we have ekg technicians, x-ray technicians. it seems as if cpmc, it degenerates $600 billion in profit per year. -- it generates $600 billion in profit per year. if you are serving one-third of san francisco's population, do not let be the reason you disserve the other two-thirds by taking up the city's time and resources and energy. san francisco spent six but $7 billion a year. that is their budget. -- $6.7 billion

because that's the closest level is government down locally. and what the federal government is doing, you know, in my little 18 months that i've been here, we're pushing too many unfunded liabilities and mandates. >> sure are. >> down on the states, which then in turn go down further to the local level. and we're the ones that are causing the dry-up as you say of the capital and the opportunity. so i think what is most important for us here at the federal government level is go back and understand what are our right and proper roles under our responsibilities. we're getting to the point we're micromanaging down to the lowest level. and if we really sit back, and that is bun of the things i harp on, if we really sit back and look at how do we reduce the size and scope of the federal government, then that's less what farmer a has to provide to come up to here to go back down to farmer b. so at the local level we can do a lot more. and then you're putting capital back in people's pockets so that they can go out and invest locally. you know, small

the central government sent industry minister yukio edano to the local municipalities involved to seek their understanding. on may 14th, the ohi town assembly approved the restart. they cited the need to protect people's jobs and the town's finances. with the prime minister's speech to the public, the conditions set by the fukui government have met and his consent to restart the ohi reactor is expected to proceed smoothly. >>> following the prime minister's speech, local officials involved with the ohi plant expressed their opinions. the governor of fukui prefecture issei nishikawa said they intend to confirm the safety of all facilities. he said they will determine whether managers at plant are capable of making decisions during a nuclear emergency. the governor plans to hear opinions from an independent panel of experts and members. the prefectural assembly. he plans to inspect the plant before agreeing to the restart. some areas in shiga prefectures lie within a 30 kilometer radius of the ohi power plant. ahead of noda's press conference, the shiga governor made this comment. >> tra

instead, the increase access to resources locally and globally through market driven and volunteer-based platforms that unleashed the creativity of citizens to create an exchange value directly with each other. it is very adaptable to local conditions. with this economic shift, there is also a cultural shift. we are rediscovering that the good life is about the basic things like health and family, community, purposeful work, friendship, spiritual expression. we are discovering access better supports the pursuit of happiness than ownership. let me talk about -- let me give you a couple of examples and the potential impact to give a feel of how this could be a fix. cars sharing is a really good thing to look at. it is the archetype of the sharing economy. it has been around for a while. the research has come out recently. a uc-berkeley study showed once shared car replaces nine to 13 owned cars. 50% of households who joine, joined to get access to a car that did not have access to the car. the total household the account in the sample size was about 6000. it dropped by 50%. another study f

i would hope that people will support the local banks. and then the space that is turning over will be the banks that we do not like. >> commissioner sugaya. >> a question for staff. do you know what exists the next to this particular space that the conditional use it on? >> i beg your pardon? >> i would like to know what is next to this space. >> there are two stores. one is vacant and the second is a flower shop. >> and on sanchez street? >> sanchez street -- i think 24 mail and at the corner. it does not go roundup corner. >> the zoning and there? gregg's the zoning district and behind the building. -- >> the zoning district and the behind the building. >> i asked the question because this is being touted as a fairly small space. but if -- there is the reason that if they are not successful, or whatever term you want to use, that they could not pass for expansion later on. they could come back for another cu, i suppose. and for all of the people that are saying that we are issuing a conditional use, that is not true. we are wea cu that

nature and animal protection simply don't work without support from the local population. the villagers of sako suban have lived here peacefully for decades, with and from the forest -- harvesting rubber, for instance. they ask hoffmann about jobs -- and that's one of the harapan rainforest project's aims: to integrate local communities. their own small nursery gives them additional income, and supports reforestation. and this, too, should help. in the future dieter hoffmann and his rangers will be able to see illegal logging from the air, and take action sooner. >> fantastic. even an area like this one will at least look like a forest again in ten years. >> they've reforested 1400 hectares so far. and they want to make sure harapan rainforest continues to provide a habitat for a wide range of flora and fauna. >>and that's all we have time for on this edition of global 3000. thanks for watching and please tune in again in seven days' time when our reporters will bring you the latest information and analysis on global issues that matter locally. until then form me and the en

you and your district. >> that's why i'm saying i think for the local broadcasters, i'm sympathetic to the business model, but we need to balance that, plus the consumers wanting the choice. it's not dish that wants to have that choice. it's the consumer. so i think we'll have to work that out. thank you very much, mr. chairman. gentle lady's time has expired and miss black burn is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, i have a couple of questions that i want to get to today, but i do thank all of you for your patience and for your diligence in continuing to work on this issue. since you're the only female on the panel today i see seven guys and you. let me go to something you said previously and having usage-based billing at one point by saying the isps should charge a flat rate for a certain amount of bandwidth and then charge a per-bit meter grade for usage that goes beyond that limit. so what i wanted to see is if you still agreed with that and should -- let's say if somebody is a netflix subscriber and they're using a large portion of capacity as opposed to -- someo

a second broad area of work we are focused on at the local level is focusing on scaling some of the innovative practices that the sfpuc is advancing into city-wide policy. one example is the non-potable ordinance. as you all may know, as part of our new headquarters at 525 golden gate, we will be capturing, treating, and reusing water on site. if you think about large commercial developments, about 40% of water used in the building is for toilet flushing, so water conservation impacts that can accrue when you capture and treat water in these large developments is quite powerful. there are a number of developments across the city that are starting to do this. the california academy of sciences, the mosconi center, so our water enterprise and wastewater enterprise have been working collectively with the building department, the department building inspection, and department of public health to establish a regulatory and policy framework that would allow for this type of practice to flourish across the city. we are pleased that this week the board president will be introducing this ordinance and

use the local lanes. is underway, narrow windows the once you get to alexandria. some grief,f although not time. use the local lanes heading out of oxon hill. stick around. we have news when we return. a here's some video of zoo with some tiger cubs. siberian cubs were born about a month ago. healthy. while they are sleeping right there, they are pretty defeat accident outside a maryland home. a driver plows into five including one of her own. freak accident. >> wave yo

and local governments in the u.s. are a reported three trillion dollars in debt their government so stockton the great example today it's on track to be the nation's largest city to seek bankruptcy protection under the u.s. bankruptcy code they're set to do that now add this to the list a growing list thirteen cities counties and other government entities filed for bankruptcy last year this is the highest annual level in nearly two decades now the story of these different governments varies but similar threads seem to go through all of them too much debt and overspending during the boom too much debt to be repaid after the downturn soaring pension costs now in ought to be the nation's largest city to see federal bankruptcy protection stopped and took a rare financial step of last resort after struggling with the all of these factors that we're talking about soaring pension costs for employees that can't be paid so is there an alternative model for doing business for cities to save money avoid massive debt and the prom

we understood the concept of local ownership and we used it. we helped on the military side building up the security forces in a way which made them professional and responsible. but on the development side we also listened to what local needs were. we listened to those people who were the victims of the insurgency, who were the victims of the cocoa growers, and we began to understand the nexus of security and development that brought the u.s. agency for international development close to both the defense and the diplomacy needs that were needed to end that conflict. and the other point which i think is a big success -- and yes, we spent a lot of money until the wars in iraq and afghanistan, colombia, was the third largest recipient of u.s. foreign assistance -- but we had another great success on another level. we also had the involvement of the government of colombia itself and a commitment by the citizens, recognizing this was a shared need. and that combination basically has set a template for working in other areas of the world. so yes, i t

finally, just a few comments on specific measures being taken by some of the locals. the carpenters' local 22 has been doing work with the conservation corps and workforce development programs. they have nine apprentices currently working on the project. oe3, operating engineers, one of the union's we want to focus on, because this is an area where they have not been currently meeting compliance goals, so we want to find more opportunities to bring in operating engineers, but they have been working with city build, young community developers, and mission hiring home. then the local 261 of the worla have a significant number working on the project as well. that concludes my report. any questions? >>> thank you for a group report. books by a lot of progress. is the issue there is not enough supply in the pipeline or is it the contractors in subs are not reaching to the halls and cbo's to get them? >> on the -- they are performing the buttress work, there have been concerned about the complexity of the work and safety, but we need to picture the pipeline is there. there a

to the local neighborhood bank. we are not like any other bank. i welcome you to enter the first republic office. i hosted numerous events for the community. we ask our hours and offices monthly. i hosted a book drive and a toy drive in the holidays. we had an ice cream social and invited everyone to come down. we tastay late for the trick or treaters and they can take pictures with santa. this is why we see ourselves as a community meeting place and not just a bank. we have been asked repeatedly to open an office on 24th street. we have 25 letters of support, and a position -- a few of our clients are here today but some had to go back to work. first republic -- we have financial support to the organization. in all first 10 months, we have the harvest festival, and first republic had a team participating in the scavenger hunt, and we have a team participating on the 16th. they can bounce around on us and enjoy this all day. i'm working for first republic, it is clear we're not just another bank. we are a true community partner. we serve the many i