we will have a chance at the august workshop to take it out for a spin and c l works. if we don't feel satisfied with that, we can change it. >> i have a couple of questions. the transfer of waters, did they go into storage? >> yes. we would not have to build new facilities. we would basically pick up the water at the dam and in wet years, the water with spill out and in dry years, it would augment our storage going into what could be a drought. that is where the value comes in. if the following two years, after we put the water into storage, we have let years, no harm, no foul. but there were too dry years, that's what we would need. >> my second question is the regional water program. don't those regional folks take that water now? >> yes. the groundwater storage and recovery project, yes. daly city, san bruno and cal water all have wells they pump from the aquifer. that would be to get them to modify the pumping regime so they would take less water in normal and what years and more water in dry years. >>that would be to the benefit f the regional system. >> i guess i

i appreciate your comments and it will make it a rich discussion come the workshop. additional public comments? >> it does it make sense for water conservation to be part of this matrix? >> yes. we are happy to add it if you go back to the presentation trade what peter did not mention is we show the big effective conservation in 2035 on top of the already low water usage. we will cut demand by 24% total with all the conservation measures. we need to bring forward how we're going to do it. is a lot. >> that's an ambitious program and it would have to be. thank you for that clarification. it would have to be something above and beyond what we are planning to do. i ask the question whether we have less than anything on the table and the answer i got back was no. we haven't left anything on the table with the possible exception that there may be some opportunities because of the automatic meter reading. at the time it was being analyzed, it was an expensive project all by itself. we are doing it anyway, so there may be some opportunities that have opened up. if there are

as you move into the workshops, this is the sixth workshop we have done rolling this across the country on. we want to hear it. this is the first of five remarks -- frameworks. we have the nationalç response framework. this is the first framework following the presidential disaster directive saying that we will have those as a basis of how we move forward with recovery. this is the first one as we move forward from the federal level. it is a national framework. how many people are feds? i should have said, how many people are not feds? put that out of your mind. this is how we all come together and work together for recovery as we go forward. thank you all very much. [applause] ç>> before we take a break in about 50 minutes, we will hear some state and local perspective. what is particularly important to reflect on is that two years when we have an initial meeting in san francisco, we asked you about the framework and talked about the things that needed to go into the framework to move forward. comments were collected from across the nation and shaped the free market we have in front

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reggie kumar told us the city's mayor had to intervene. >> reporter: during the bullying workshop, vallejo mayor confronted ladonna williams, the mother of the 6th grade girl viciously beaten last month. >> get your point across. make sure your voice gets heard. [ overlapping speakers ] >> the mayor opened it up saying kind of what the principal said. that is we can't do everything. i want to hear what you can do. if you have a school district whose superintendent and principals and stray these policies in place, not really getting to the root of the problem then all of these workshops is going to be ineffective. >> reporter: vallejo school district anne antibullying coordinator says there's policies in place. >> we have hot lines. also antibullying complaint forms that students can fill out incidents of bullying. we have fight compliance coordinators at every school in our district. >> i want to see some real change. it's going to take some drastic measures in enforcing stricter punishments. >> reporter: in vallejo, reggie kumar. >> the vallejo superintendent spoke to kron 4 about the imp

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today, the residents have been invited to a workshop that focuses on their workshop and how to live incted area without destroying the forests. the scientists are still seeking solutions. they want to work together with the residence. after all, locals know the land and whether best, and they've learned to adapt to changing conditions >> usually, experts come to some communities with preconceived notions. these are the problems, these are the solutions. we are trying to do the opposite. we are asking the people what problems they have, and then searching for the solutions. >> one of the results of the workshop is this annual calendar. when does what role, and what impact the harvest? that helps the scientists and raises awareness among the villagers. the project has already led to concrete change 100 milliliters away in saint nicholas. they belong to the firefighting unit and they're on their way to a deployment. this brigade was set up last year. they respond to fire alarms or they cut firebreaks in the forest to prevent fires from spreading. >> the other villages laugh at us for doin

. >> the timing issue is that the july 10 meeting will be the workshop, and the two items we will be discussing our more supply options and the sewer system improvement program, so actually, we are not meeting in august. we're meeting july 10 to discuss the things he brought up. commissioner moran: i should also said that the questions you had raised at the last meeting were also raised by bawsca in a recent letter to us. i have asked staff to come up with a concise answer to the questions raised, and hopefully, we will have that in the near future. >> we will be working on the. commissioner moran: but that is not the item before us. we do have additional public comment. welcome. >> good afternoon. i am the senior epidemiologist at the san francisco department of public health, and i wanted to take an opportunity to let you all know that i have been formally working for quite some time on this project, and i have felt really privilege to be working with staff to allow this type of a project to move forward that will make it possible for development to move forward to safely utilize o

webcore of the workshop with existing subcontractors, both on expectations and reporting requirements. putting in new standards of the subcontractors, but the documen to document participatid submit a plan for participation going forward. we're also modifying specifications for future trade packages to more specifically outlined the expectations for reporting and planning requirements. so for the last quarter you have here the key subcontractors and participation and compliance. we have to do some work, primarily on the participation. balfor has been improving, but they have significant shortfall by labor said. we will meet to go over what they can do to bring more apprentices' on to the job. a couple of the other subcontractors are non- compliant server beisurveying. we're confident it will bring those numbers into compliance rapidly. i mentioned earlier we met this week with the bay area print and ship order naders association. this is a great resource to us. this is the apprenticeship coordinators from each of the trade unions that meets monthly to coordinate activities. we were ab

we presented that workshop the initial concepts for land use and urban form for that area. in march, we held another public workshop on public realm, streets and open spaces as well as ideas for eco-districts in the area. last week we held our third and final public major workshop in the face of the project and we went back to the committee and presented our refined ideas for those topics and -- based on what we heard since we presented them as well as additional analysis. we were at the historic preservation commission giving them an update and these are our current proposals and concepts as we move into the environmental review phase of the plan. we are ready to issue an rfp for environmental review for the plan and the concepts we're presenting will be the core of the project description that will be analyzed. the eir will take 18 to 24 months. in 2014, we hope to be back before you with a draft d.r. and moving forward toward adoption -- eir and moving forward toward adoption. we in november presented a series of land use and urban form principles. ducouer objectives for

and then it's returned to the workshop for the last finishing touches. to look at my authentic. hunting knife. just that i hope i never need to use the thing now. with my new found weapon to chill out and swilled in is held no fear is and if you're looking to get away from it all this is the place for you. and that was worth the trip so i've made it to zorra cool the highest mountain lake in the year olds which is considered to be one of the most beautiful and unique landscapes in the whole country. the lake is seven hundred twenty four meters above sea level and attracts more than sixty thousand tourists during high season and it's so clean that you can drink from it. to go i. did over hello my name is sarah gave. some days one of the park rangers it sort of cool and he's also an expert on the local flora and fauna. missional park is a safe haven for many animals easy. sometimes small beers skinny would be seen on this trail hide in the grass and wait for tourists well there are many moose in here is here. there are also many roads here and foxes. plus a host of birds and he st

a of increase the number of workshops by 30% and the office of small-business is actively doing our reach, averaging more than one workshop for week at this year, they have highlighted compliance the zone benefits and they have three workshops of mobile food facilities. the goals for next year include the small business commission meeting twice a month rather than once a month as well as returning to full counter service hours. they have been open monday through thursday but next year, they expect to be fully open 8:00 to 5:00 monday through friday. they will engage in an analysis of their services and programs. the office of budget of dallas's four years old. analysis of the client data, we have a lot of good data but we think now is the type to do an assessment to understand how impactful the office has been. the office is not entrenched in a lot of long term practices of there are changes to be made, this is a good year to do it. they are also going to launch a

we did the workshop one make a go to sign a one-year contract which is the land grant to university.hem they needed to grow soil. trying to do urban agriculture, this is important to me but they excavated of compost pad we went down when seven of our staff. this is what goes on at a workshop. this particular young man has a truck that picks up food waste from different homes. he charges the tipping fee but he came to our training program and we wanted to do rooftop burdening but he changed his mind and wanted to start composting. he picks up the waste from this particular truck and others. the brain when a the 24-foot trucks been due weekend training learning techniques how to do composting, this is done in two days. everyboby gets a hand in doing this. everybody participates. that is the only way to farm. not in a class room. this is chicago. we have seven farms probably the most aesthetically pleasing in the nation. 150 different varieties. we have been doing this seven years now the city has given up more land to grow. the food gross to programs marketed and also the most famous h

i asked the school district if this workshop schedule because of that incident but they said the workshop was already in the works and had been scheduled for months. >>darya: the vallejo city school district superintendent spoke with kron4 about this. importance of keeping all students safe. some >> and was never contacted by the mothers. and would be willing to meet with hearst's san fact we are born to schedule and a plaza with her just let loose schedule with any carriers. >>darya: at the meeting the mother of a girl who was being expressed frustration with school officials and with the investigation. >>mark: let's get a look at the forecast. >>james: here is a view of dow tam china's a better shot of the coastal fog. there is to for tower. we have fog over the golden gate but it is confined to just the coast. the other camera is of the james lick freeway camera. it shows the bay bridge is clear. the clear skies are adding to the warmer temperatures that we see around a good part of the east bay. temperatures are in the '50s. in a good handful of locations, upper 50s and 60s this morni

he is the oldest craftsman at the workshop and master of the process. >> translator: the difficult part is to learn the feel. i mean feeling where the file is on the blade and how much to file off. >> reporter: he judges the size and angle of the gap. he then decides where and how much to take off and carefully files the blade. he cannot see the blade which is hidden by the file. he can take off 100th of a millimeter. in the process of aiba, he uses his skilled hands to adjust the file and create the perfect edge. it is a world which relies on highly developed senses. he has been working on this particular skill for 65 years. >> translator: we value hand crafting our products with care. many of the processes can be mechanic. mechanized. i wonder how much heart a machine has. a craftsman is made of flesh and blood, so his skills mature every day. that is what makes man and machine different. >> reporter: the sharp hand made nail clippers are gaining more and more fans, especially in germany, britain and italy. japan has a famous tradition of crafting blades. the artisans creating these c

earlier, leading up to the march workshop, we put together a framework and identified a few key areas that we would focus conceptual design efforts on. we did find areas to focus on. aside from the open space opportunities, one of the core principles is to make sure that all of the streets -- a plan for better standards for and best -- a pedestrian environment. we have support for these ideas from the community. one of the things they asked us to focus on was more pedestrian crossings, and to look at the bicycle that worked to find a way to our event had a bicycle work in this area that is quite sparse when you look at the map. people feel that it needs to be augmented. the plan would move forward and review a number of situations industry changes. they are streets that -- like many other streets, they are also dominated and have many sidewalks. they play a very important regional role in that system. we're proposing that they analyze a widening the sidewalk incrementally by removing on- street parking and not analyze capacity changes. we're working with the mta to analyze the circula

the fifth excelsior district on mission street. we are open 16 hours per week to see patients. we also do health education workshops that are open to the entire community. the other four days, when we are seeing patients for eligibility screenings, we are enrolling patients and working on the follow-up for the 16 patients we see every week. we have a strict eligibility criteria. we are not a walk-in clinic and we do not operate on the honors system. who do we serve? we serve the uninsured and underinsured who lived in the excelsior and outer mission in visitation valley, 94134, and in daly city and colma, 93014. we do have a criteria. income of 250% poverty level or below. that is about $27,000 annually for a single individual or for a family of four, and income of about $55,000 per year. we do ask people, when they come to see us, if they are enrolled in health the san francisco -- healthy san francisco. if they are, we send them back to their medical home, so we can -- so we do not duplicate any services. >> when we opened this clinic, we have been seeing patients for about 1.5 years. we did a comprehensive needs

even find that information, and you can also find information for those of you coming to the workshop that my daughter and i are doing this afternoon. it will also provided information on computers here at that meeting. what do we know from the science? you can see the scientific references and see where the studies were done at different research universities, the mayo clinic, harvard, and other places to see what the confirmation is all about. we can see that it improves the basics. , u r her rider, your engagement is stronger. every improvement translates to about 14 years on the average. after they are trained, the improvement would give them the memory level of an average person of about 56. we see faster and sharper thinking and acting. almost everything you do that involves making a decision about what you have seen or heard or acting in a complex behavior. this is certainly important from the point of view of for your sustaining independence. this is kind of interesting thing, right? people see things so much better that they have about half as many driving accidents, it makes

dominant economic bar in the world like the british were in the nineteenth century and china is the workshop of the world there's been a huge increase the actual workforce while declining in the way us has trebled from one billion in the seventy's and eighty's to over three billion today because of what's happening in china india bouts of south america so i think the so-called advance spouses have a lot to learn from the good things that have been happening in south america why not is there a model a practical model and i think. i agree with this many models but the i don't think the popular forces are concerned with changing their own societies should be looking for models i think they should be creating the models. and that's exactly what's happening so models in south america let's say with this but a lot of progress they're developing models. takes a believe you mentioned a couple of times one of the most striking things that's happened here is that the most repressed. part of the population of the hemisphere the indigenous population has moved into the political arena has in fact taken