because i do things just like anybody for the person that tinkers in the workshop to buid things, we have to draw on the knowledge of

parties are when the judge issued the scoping memo asking for the workshops and evidentiary hearings the parties can comment on whether they want the hearing and why or why not and the judge will make that decision. >> it seems to me that if the goal is to protect the consume and her to insure the public safety, that you would have a process that allows consumers and members of the public to actually share these kinds of concerns and i think that is one of the purposes of an evidentiary hearing to provide that kind of evidence. it is mind bogling when you look at what the pc did. in terms of the disabled community, why don't you have any protections that actually go directly to prohibiting discrimination against disabled individuals? >> what kind of protections would you like? >> well, is there a rule that actually prohibits discrimination based on disability? >> absolutely. >> oh, really? >> and how do you enforce that? >> we have asked them not to, but we can't how should we enforce it. this is a new industry for us. we are everyone for information, i mean that i appreciate all of t

since you've last been updated on the rops, things have come out through the workshop, through the oversight board, and other dialogue with stakeholders as well as other city departments that might be implementers of item on the rops. and there are a couple of items that were left off and then a couple of new changes that we'd like to present to you for your feedback. so, with that, [speaker not understood], deputy director of ocii will present those changes. >> thank you, director. good afternoon, commissioner johnson -- president johnson and fellow commissioners. again, sally orth, deputy director and i have a brief presentation to update you on some changes we've made, some of which are as a result of new information we received from the department of finance and that sort of i patctiontion how we -- the framework we think about what to reflect on the rops. ~ impacts i'm going to go over some instruction they've given us on how to accrue expenditures to various routes, and further detail how we should be thinking about the use of any reserves we've had. since we had the workshop with you

because i do things just like anybody for the person that tinkers in the workshop to buid things, we have to draw on the knowledge of structural engineers, we have to draw on the knowledge of architects. but when it comes time to put something together to build the building, you have to call on the people that do something so that's me. if i have one message it is that as a practitioner i view the copyright act as something of a steam punk law something filled with contraptions an into turnsp by the way that he was a cartoonist, sculptor, inventor, author, engineer so it might be fitting to call on his work. but there was an article in the sunday "new york times" about in the travel section. so i think the definition has pretty much fallen into the common but it's kind of a genre of science fiction or speculative fiction and it involves an anachronistic company should and when i went looking for images just to get us all on the same page about what is in my mind when i say that it turns out a couple of years ago this funny 40 fellows dressed up in th that style. that's been in front

. >> there was a short time gap from the time he left the workshop to the time he was called at his residence. that gap had to be filled in. >> he also passed a polygraph test. >> one of the detectives did come to my work and he asked to see me. at that time, i said, am i still considered a suspect? and he says, mr. church, yes, you are. and i said, well, i think that you need to look somewhere else. >> diane church was also considered a suspect. >> they gave me a lie detecter test, a horrible thing to go through to go to the police station and be fingerprinted and lie detecter test and all this kind of stuff. >> the only potential evidence at the scene was the fingerprints on the bedroom screen. the prints were compared with those in the database of the colorado state bureau of investigation. there was no match. next, the sheriff's office sent the prints to the fbi and their automated fingerprint identification system or afis. it's one of the largest fingerprint databases in the world, at the time containing over 45 million prints. >> our impression at that time was that if we submitted thos

. >> so on september 19 of 2013, the cpuc issued a decision and, it was based on a two-day workshop, and many parties have asked that there be evidentiary hearings, and the puc decided to proceed without that kind of evidentiary basis. but there were two days of workshops. as a result of that, the new industry was dubbed transportation network, companies or tncs and defined as companis that provide transportation services for compensation, using on-line enabled app or platform to connect the passengers with drivers using their personal vehicles and that is the principal distinction between a pcerebral palsy and the tnc is that the tnc is supposed to be using a personal vehicle and i underline it on this slide because it becomes important later and i will get to that part a little later. and the cpuc decision also recognized that this was not ride sharing or car pooling. so that is why we encourage everybody to stop using the word ride sharing because it did not and never did describe the services that are providing by these companies, the cpc also recognized that what the companies ar

really helps many of our residents kind of walk their way through these processes and also, how the workshop at our office hours last friday. and for our residents who are interested in applying for the affordable housing. so this will see the program, and however, the program now needs to raise the private funds to the leverage the public dollars that are being inputed into the program. >> okay. colleagues any questions? >> comments? >> all right. mr. rose, could we go to the budget analyst report please? >> mr. chairman and members of the committee, supervisors, on page 11 of our report, we note that the total funds for the veteran's equity center to provide the organizational capacity building and the counciling services are 165,000 and that includes 60,000 as the department stated was appropriate ated by the board of supervisors in the 13, 14, mlhcd budget and this request of 105,000 from the soma community fund.

at the workshop they had about a week or two, this subject was brought and they did a full presentation. one thing i brought up at the comment period is that there are two ways that cca can actually help alleviate the budget short fall and that is if you were to rearrange the cc program so that all the things that were in the contract for shell to do to brought in house, perhaps there could be some savings on the operational side because the power side is on cca. if you are adding 30 mega watts of power, i don't think it would be that much of a load and you can shift to the cca the money for the cost and reducing the cost to shell. and there is a fund that everyone pays into their bill that puc can apply for it. i'm not convinced that puc would give it because there is not an operational program but there is money to give to the program. >>supervisor john avalos: so if shell is no longer involved, who is creating the energy? >> sfpuc has the staff and able to do that and when the rim fire went on they were able to replace the energy and this staff is able to do that as well for scheduli

bmiruce and i met at the workshop, learning how to write musicals. that was where we wanted to go.ook a left turn, bruce always says that. away.nnoying song took me it takes like five years or so double what of these shows together. i never had the five years. did a lot of we work, a lot of great work. , loadsd movies, tv shows of album cuts that eventually we found those five years that it would take. we wrote the one that we wanted to write. tavis: how did you know "harmony " was the one to write? >> we have been offered many projects. i had gotten very good advice from someone, that you better love it at the beginning. it is such a long, hard road that the piece has to be there for you to sustain you to get through all of that. we never found that. 1991, i am having my morning coffee over the new york times and there was a review of a documentary playing at the public theater downtown. they have a little screening room down there. the headline of the review has several words in it that made me go, what? it read, epic documentary, comedian harmonists at the public. epic, really?

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it's already drawn huge crowds as people are checking out the workshops, vendors and entertainment. the keynote speaker you see there, good morning america anchor robin roberts. she offered advice on achieving personal and professional success. >> dream big, dream big, but focus small. what are you going to do today? yeah, you are going to be here. that's a big step. this is what you are doing today. it's the day-to-day things that will get you to your ultimate goal. >> chicago's mayor stopped by to officially welcome roberts to chicago and praised her for being an inspiration during her battle with breast cancer. >> well, we had quite a soaker yesterday and lisa argen is here now talking about more on the way. >> right. but still only about 30 to 46% of average. so we are -- >> we are at a deficit? >> big time. but we are going to add it to our deficit and decrease that as we go through the several days. it's a vigorous cold front and area of low pressure will bring more rain our way. so we are looking at a quiet day today. live doppler 7hd. you may have noticed some of the cumulus

he then was out of the heat representatives the dt will feature workshops discuss how to assess the effectiveness of anti pollution measures what major issues how to reduce exhaust pollution from vehicles and heavy machinery officials also discussed how to cut the amount of pollen count down the compounds. a key step in reducing pm two point five pollution. large twenty eight months the nineteenth anniversary of the fair and irving gas attack on the tokyo subway system the goal. subway system and believe that the company i think the station offered prayers and a half the time of the attacks. the staff and victims' relatives left flowers at a memorial set up inside the station the older she may kill religious cult that carried out the attack during the morning rush hour of march twenty eight nineteen ninety five the attack killed thirteen people and sickened about six thousand three hundred others deakin. many young people today were born after dinner today and did not know what happened. i think it's important to keep that memory alive. trotsky. the last three former home and is on the wanted lis

so this does reduce the number of workshops space that we are able to have. but it is providing us with an opportunity to do some different type of programming, so that we can have the mayor kickoff the event. style talks and have some panels, a larger expo space for the sponsors and then a small procurement section as well. and then we are -- the council of district merchants is working with the small business week to develop some merchant mixers. and so four of them have been solidified. so i have listed them out. those are taking place during the week. but there are some that are going to be spread out over the month of may. and some are before small business week and some are after small business week and those are listed there. yes? >> i believe that noe valley will join us at the may may contact. >> okay. then we also have the office and the commission sponsors the annual sidewalk encroachment fee waiver. and that will be before you at your next commission meeting, the legislation. so i have listed -- there is one merchants association, the valencia stre

it's already drawn huge crowds as people are checking out the workshops, vendors and entertainment offers. the keynote speaker you see there, good morning america anchor robin roberts. she offered advice on achieving personal and professional success. >> being big, dream big, but focus small. what are you going to do today? yeah, you are going to be here. that's a big step. this is what you are doing today. it's the day-to-day things that will get you to your ultimate goal. >> chicago's mayor stopped by to officially welcome roberts to chicago and praised her for being an inspiration during her battle with breast cancer. >>> lisa is here. we had quite a bit of rain last week. what's happening starting now? >> well, starting now a little built of a break. still some showers around in the south bay and we are looking at a stronger system visiting us tomorrow which may impact the opening day for the a's. unfortunately this morning live doppler 7hd looking at some cool, unstable air filtering in behind the front, mainly in the hills here to the south. so overall we are looking at some fog in

it's already drawn huge crowds as people are checking out the workshops, vendors and entertainment offers. the keynote speaker you see there, good morning america anchor robin roberts. she offered advice on achieving personal and professional success. >> being big, dream big, but focus small. what are you going to do today? yeah, you are going to be here. that's a big step. this is what you are doing today. it's the day-to-day things that will get you to your ultimate goal. >> chicago's mayor stopped by to officially welcome roberts to chicago and praised her for being an inspiration during her battle with breast cancer. >> well, lisa argen is here talking about -- well, how would you describe what's coming ahead? a last gasp of winter maybe? >> last ditch effort? >> yeah, because it looks like a pretty vigorous cold front with rain and wind. but beyond that, yeah, could be really into springtime weather. so live doppler 7hd, 7:31 the sun sets. that's 12 hours 32 minutes of day light. they are looking at live doppler 7hd. we've had a few areas of showers this morning, but things are prett

organizers expect about 900 students and 50 parents to attend the workshop at fisher middle school in san jose. turkey is the latest to ban its citizens from tweeting. the country blocked access to the site overnight after links ever audio recordings and documents implicating the prime minister and others in corruption were posted on twitter. the prime minister was so mad he threatened to, quote, rip the roots out of the website. turkish lawyers are trying to get the ban overturned. >> hold that cappuccino and fast cabernet. happy hour at starbucks begins at 4:00. it banks on booze for the new evening program. it hopes to boost night sale business offering wine and beer at thousands of locations. there are plans to offer small plates. the company started selling beer at select locations in 2010 including seattle, los angeles and chicago. >> cheers. >> the irs is calling a recent phone scam the largest that the agency has seen. for that and the rest of your business news before the bell we turn to courtney reagan live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. futures h

(applause) >> and lisa, lisa worked with us and was one of the presenters when we did the lbe women workshop at the airport. and we look forward to doing the next one which i guess will be in september. and any time you need any help, give me a call. she knows how to reach me. [laughter] >> it's going to be a lot of exciting things going on over the next couple years, retail shops, food ask beverage concessions opening up. and we will be doing set-asides to get women involved in those opportunities. so, thank you again. (applause) >> i just want to say thank you to sandra crumpler. she is my partner. i can call her at the drop of a hat. i need this done, i need that done. okay, okay, we'll get it done. >> we'll get it done. >> she gets it done and i just love her for that. >> thank you. >> always working for local business. >> yes, thank you very much. (applause) >> hi, my name is dahr is brown, i'm the founder of city strategies. ~ darcy brown [speaker not understood] said never under estimate the difference you can make in the live of others. step forward. reach out and help. this week rea

moving on to the formula retail study, there will be an update and workshop this coming week on the 26th. and i think commissioner dooley, you are attending, commissioner white you are attending and christian murdock will be attending. supervisor campos and according to last week, we'll see it tomorrow and plans to introduce legislation amending the health care health care security ordinance is tuesday. so we will see about that. and then my understanding is that signatures are being collected to put a ballot on the november ballot for minimum wage. >> that is crazy. >> where did that come from? >> they are out there collecting signatures. >> they were collecting them in the castro. >> who is supporting that? is that campos behind it? >> no, it's someone else. it's a group i hadn't heard of before. >> wow. >> so then the remaining part of the report just is a continued list of legislative matters that are still before you. >> so they have to have signatures prior -- i think by the end of this month. >> yes. >> i don't think they will get them. >> i mean this is -- what is odd about it is

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how we ultimately use bio sold and handle odor control and really the end use a lot of times it spent with our o and m folks we got workshops and narrowly the technologies down we're not planning at this point but looking to get into the environmental review to hit the operation by june of 20022 we're looking at alternative design builds anything that can shave time off the project very interested in all of those options. to give you more specific details we're looking at process alternatives and a lot of workshops and folks seeing the facilities to make sure we're doing the right things and bringing this up to our management team approximately june so we can wrap up the alternatives now in this phase. in terms of engagement i mean anytime we get face time we're trying to talk about it through the twitter or feedback we've had 4 hundred and 82 participants that includes bike tours we have an e newsletter we have over 44 hundred folks and amelia crews was talking about our project and she they were digging up in the sunset and we've talked with katie chang and there's a lot of momentum on that other supervisors that hopefull

to promote the new generation of film directors iranian filmmaker of us get a tiny little workshop where students produced short films with all of the people who had such a hard trajectories of that sheriff tommy john c and cried when i turned around and lifting daddy do you want to really use them so we do workshops conferences and master classes. argentine film directing me last night daddy i know saw knows firsthand the importance of these master classes. i also worked on this trip to the first feature length documentary years ago at this festival and festive mood and with the eleventh avenue and is incorporated the film started as a product in this festival in the broken into welsh. so which is like closing a cycle in the way we are very thankful and has accused tool for us. the film to premiere in colombia. as many of the for which he made his home in hong kong. request a sister katie. with many still twenty seven different countries that ban a film festival it's truly an international showcase of talent culture and arts. shelby is cctv. i'm going on. forgot to put the focus o

was not as bad as calling the adjoining workshop. we did not claim for an ex iraq's territory we did not grab its resources firm game. instead we ended our ward. the left iraq to its people. a fully sovereign iraqi state. they can make decisions about its own future. a million iraqis died according to the united nations five million were made into refugees the country was ripped apart five thousand americans died tens of thousands have life changing injuries. can you compare that. what happened in iraq to what happen in crimea in the last two weeks doesn't obama has failed to mention that the us left in iraq which was becoming a safe haven for al qaeda al qaeda that was not there before the us invasion the president brought up costs of hope and white could not be his opinion serves as a precedent for crimea the only are named after the people of kosovo were systematically brutalized and killed it for years but he did not specify how the us into. bypass the un security council and bombed the former yugoslavia photo and a half months ki

just this morning we're hosting the last of the series of workshops on the transit effectiveness project which has been a kind of first in the generation effort to look at the entirety of the muni system and figure out how we can make it work better, be more efficient, move more people more reliably more quickly. we've also been investing a lot, not so much money, but energy and effort into communications, communicating with riders, communicating with the public. we have text alert system, e-mail alert system. we have a very active twitter feed. we have rebuilt our website. so, investing a lot in making sure that muni riders, the customers, the people that use our services have many different good ways of getting information and providing feedback back to us. and what we're doing right now is about the fiscal management of the agency. today we're talking about primarily the two-year operating capital budgets that we do start our capital planning looking much longer term, looking at a 20-year time horizon, identifying all the needs that we would have over those 20 years that take our curr

for his leadership on this project, based on the two year process, that includes the series of public meetings and workshops the project improved safety for infrastructure for bicyclists and pedestrians and enhances landscaping and traffic calming and repavementing. and we have the transportation contributed $3.4 million in agency blocking to the 3.4 million project. going forward, in march, we are looking forward to two great events, on march fourth, commissioner farrell and i will be with the procidio trust with the opening of one of our first prop aaa vehicle registration projects and they are a pedestrian gap closure projects on march fourth and on the 7th, kim and i will be attending the ground breaking of the island grants project on treasure island. on a more sobering note, earlier this month, we joined with the community and family members advocates and city agency staff and multiple departments on the day before valentines to remember the traffic collisions in 2013. the group which was read by walk sf and the san francisco bike coalition and included commissions kim, yee and myself, called for the