questions. >> thank you for coming can you talk a little bit about the roll the value of the role of uc berkleyith the city. >> well, what berkley is going bringing to the table is something that is sorely needed in transportation a rigorous set of eyeing and rigor around how various proposed solutions to mobility challenges actually work you know for most of history of transportation we could be assume that if you have a train that goes you know faster that people will get places faster or a car faster people will get there faster we're in the third or fourth quarter of champs 2, 3, 4 america where our infrastructure is relatively con strapped and now like fingers on the hand we have to make sure that those things are acting more as one because the hole whole can be greater the sum of the parts and the rigorous decigarette butt of the parts work individually and together will give us more information and help us make much more in a more sophisticated fashion how we're investing and what we're investing and how it is working together and how well the planning at the local level is creating bett

questions. >> thank you for coming can you talk a little bit about the roll the value of the role of uc berkleyith the city. >> well, what berkley is going bringing to the table is something that is sorely needed in transportation a rigorous set of eyeing and rigor around how various proposed solutions to mobility challenges actually work you know for most of history of transportation we could be assume that if you have a train that goes you know faster that people will get places faster or a car faster people will get there faster we're in the third or fourth quarter of champs 2, 3, 4 america where our infrastructure is relatively con strapped and now like fingers on the hand we have to make sure that those things are acting more as one because the hole whole can be greater the sum of the parts and the rigorous decigarette butt of the parts work individually and together will give us more information and help us make much more in a more sophisticated fashion how we're investing and what we're investing and how it is working together and how well the planning at the local level is creating bett

questions. >> thank you for coming can you talk a little bit about the roll the value of the role of uc berkleyith the city. >> well, what berkley is going bringing to the table is something that is sorely needed in transportation a rigorous set of eyeing and rigor around how various proposed solutions to mobility challenges actually work you know for most of history of transportation we could be assume that if you have a train that goes you know faster that people will get places faster or a car faster people will get there faster we're in the third or fourth quarter of champs 2, 3, 4 america where our infrastructure is relatively con strapped and now like fingers on the hand we have to make sure that those things are acting more as one because the hole whole can be greater the sum of the parts and the rigorous decigarette butt of the parts work individually and together will give us more information and help us make much more in a more sophisticated fashion how we're investing and what we're investing and how it is working together and how well the planning at the local level is creating bett

questions. >> thank you for coming can you talk a little bit about the roll the value of the role of uc berkleye city. >> well, what berkley is going bringing to the table is something that is sorely needed in transportation a rigorous set of eyeing and rigor around how various proposed solutions to mobility challenges actually work you know for most of history of transportation we could be assume that if you have a train that goes you know faster that people will get places faster or a car faster people will get there faster we're in the third or fourth quarter of champs 2, 3, 4 america where our infrastructure is relatively con strapped and now like fingers on the hand we have to make sure that those things are acting more as one because the hole whole can be greater the sum of the parts and the rigorous decigarette butt of the parts work individually and together will give us more information and help us make much more in a more sophisticated fashion how we're investing and what we're investing and how it is working together and how well the planning at the local level is creating better mob

questions. >> thank you for coming can you talk a little bit about the roll the value of the role of uc berkleyith the city. >> well, what berkley is going bringing to the table is something that is sorely needed in transportation a rigorous set of eyeing and rigor around how various proposed solutions to mobility challenges actually work you know for most of history of transportation we could be assume that if you have a train that goes you know faster that people will get places faster or a car faster people will get there faster we're in the third or fourth quarter of champs 2, 3, 4 america where our infrastructure is relatively con strapped and now like fingers on the hand we have to make sure that those things are acting more as one because the hole whole can be greater the sum of the parts and the rigorous decigarette butt of the parts work individually and together will give us more information and help us make much more in a more sophisticated fashion how we're investing and what we're investing and how it is working together and how well the planning at the local level is creating bett

questions. >> thank you for coming can you talk a little bit about the roll the value of the role of uc berkleyith the city. >> well, what berkley is going bringing to the table is something that is sorely needed in transportation a rigorous set of eyeing and rigor around how various proposed solutions to mobility challenges actually work you know for most of history of transportation we could be assume that if you have a train that goes you know faster that people will get places faster or a car faster people will get there faster we're in the third or fourth quarter of champs 2, 3, 4 america where our infrastructure is relatively con strapped and now like fingers on the hand we have to make sure that those things are acting more as one because the hole whole can be greater the sum of the parts and the rigorous decigarette butt of the parts work individually and together will give us more information and help us make much more in a more sophisticated fashion how we're investing and what we're investing and how it is working together and how well the planning at the local level is creating bett

questions. >> thank you for coming can you talk a little bit about the roll the value of the role of uc berkleyith the city. >> well, what berkley is going bringing to the table is something that is sorely needed in transportation a rigorous set of eyeing and rigor around how various proposed solutions to mobility challenges actually work you know for most of history of transportation we could be assume that if you have a train that goes you know faster that people will get places faster or a car faster people will get there faster we're in the third or fourth quarter of champs 2, 3, 4 america where our infrastructure is relatively con strapped and now like fingers on the hand we have to make sure that those things are acting more as one because the hole whole can be greater the sum of the parts and the rigorous decigarette butt of the parts work individually and together will give us more information and help us make much more in a more sophisticated fashion how we're investing and what we're investing and how it is working together and how well the planning at the local level is creating bett

. >> an iraq war veteran gets ready to graduate from uc berkley this weekend, the unique way he's helpingife. this saturday, thousands of students at u-c berkeley will get their diplomas. ==raj/2shot== among them -- a marine veteran -- wh >>> okay. this saturday thousands of students at uc berkl will get their diplomas. >> among them, a marine veteran who survived a tour in iraq. we spoke to him about his new mission and how his battle didn't end when he returned home from war. >> then these rounds were inside of here blew up in my face. >> reporter: brian vargas says this ammunition box saved his life. he he keeps the lock to his gun safe inside along with pictures of his wife and the rounds that nearly killed him. >> life doesn't end with one bullet. >> reporter: he says the timeline of what happened on a rooftop back in iraq in 2007 is hazy. he and two other marines were on security watch when a sniper opened fire. >> i felt like what it's like to be gone and to give up if i really, really wanted to. >> reporter: he was shot several times, and during the gun battle, his ammunition expl

.) >> he's going to be going to uc berkley with legal studies with human rights laws and crystal going to occidental college to be a teacher. >> (clapping.) >> and priscilla from washington high school and going to be a teacher or counselor, we have shannon beverly if lincoln high school going to ucla majoring in botanical with a commitment to be a o g y n and scholarships together she'll be going to uc berkley majoring arithmetic to be a math teacher we have tammy from lincoln high school going u.s. davis with a litigation lawyer and april from galileo she will be going to uc san diego with the goal to be an interpreter and walberg with the career to be a doctor and nurse practitioner and school of arts going to bloushg with the career goal to be a special education teacher. >> (clapping.) >> we have lisa from galileo high school going to usf majoring in political science to be a community lawyer and last but not least sherry to be a chinese educator i wanted to acknowledge that this year more than any other year we've had a lot of scholarship recipient with career goals into educatio

are doing in 2000 i used to at a underlying blind when we didn't know about the unification and uc berkley statewide manages this data for all 58 county to during this trial deep to know decade you anywhere with with the needs of reforms addressing the particular system and begin to drive down things like care we know better now it is much, much better to provide in-home care rather than the first relaxing relax to remove the kids from their birth parents and she for example, she was on drugs when they gave birth we automatically remove but now not what's the process forces treatment and not pull one more thing away from a mom that is struggling so we're mindful of the importance of intact families and when we can keep them save we want the kids to stay at home and changes no guardianship now the freshen and they pay for guardians to be legal guardians only then they got no more support now we do now with their aunt and getting financial support a series of reforms that you know they implement it has with funding to drive those numbers down. >> so use to be as a family guardian over parent

are doing in 2000 i used to at a underlying blind when we didn't know about the unification and uc berkley statewide manages this data for all 58 county to during this trial deep to know decade you anywhere with with the needs of reforms addressing the particular system and begin to drive down things like care we know better now it is much, much better tprovide in-home care rather than the first relaxing relax to remove the kids from their birth parents and she for example, she was on drugs when they gave birth we automatically remove but now not what's the process forces treatment and not pull one more thing away from a mom that is struggling so we're mindful of the importance of intact families and when we can keep them save we want the kids to stay at home and changes no guardianship now the freshen and they pay for guardians to be legal guardians only then they got no more support now we do now with their aunt and getting financial support a series of reforms that you know they implement it has with funding to drive those numbers down. >> so use to be as a family guardian over parentin

.) >> he's going to be going to uc berkley with legal studies with human rights laws and crystal going to occidental college to be a teacher. >> (clapping.) >> and priscilla from washington high school and going to be a teacher or counselor, we have shannon beverly if lincoln high school going to ucla majoring in botanical with a commitment to be a o g y n and scholarships together she'll be going to uc berkley majoring arithmetic to be a math teacher we have tammy from lincoln high school going u.s. davis with a litigation lawyer and april from galileo she will be going to uc san diego with the goal to be an interpreter and walberg with the career to be a doctor and nurse practitioner and school of arts going to bloushg with the career goal to be a special education teacher. >> (clapping.) >> we have lisa from galileo high school going to usf majoring in political science to be a community lawyer and last but not least sherry to be a chinese educator i wanted to acknowledge that this year more than any other year we've had a lot of scholarship recipient with career goals into educatio

from 1910 to 1912 and james from 1896 to 19 hundred and timothy and robert first president of the uc berkleyfrom the mission but most not able matthew sullivan an attorney the head of the protective association and city supervisor the first president of the san francisco planning commission he was president of the called republican party and he was chief justice of the california supreme court a busy guy 0 might be a subject foreign a book i'd like to write in the future when i'll not doing dentistry it sounds like fascist anyway that is well worth reading the book and realizing how much influence in the midst during that time over san francisco and to that end as not in the chronicle we carl nolte an irish mission that is held this sunday 12 on a it is extremely popular and identifies the various part of the mission which were strong with the irish community over the years so sounds like an interesting one i'll take it thank you. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to department matters departments amazements. >> thank you joan's jonas and commissioners, i want to ta

are doing in 2000 i used to at a underlying blind when we didn't know about the unification and uc berkley statewide manages this data for all 58 county to during this trial deep to know decade you anywhere with with the needs of reforms addressing the particular system and begin to drive down things like care we know better now it is much, much better to provide in-home care rather than the first relaxing relax to remove the kids from their birth parents and she for example, she was on drugs when they gave birth we automatically remove but now not what's the process forces treatment and not pull one more thing away from a mom that is struggling so we're mindful of the importance of intact families and when we can keep them save we want the kids to stay at home and changes no guardianship now the freshen and they pay for guardians to be legal guardians only then they got no more support now we do now with their aunt and getting financial support a series of reforms that you know they implement it has with funding to drive those numbers down. >> so use to be as a family guardian over parent

are doing in 2000 i used to at a underlying blind when we didn't know about the unification and uc berkley statewide manages this data for all 58 county to during this trial deep to know decade you anywhere with with the needs of reforms addressing the particular system and begin to drive down things like care we know better now it is much, much better to provide in-home care rather than the first relaxing relax to remove the kids from their birth parents and she for example, she was on drugs when they gave birth we automatically remove but now not what's the process forces treatment and not pull one more thing away from a mom that is struggling so we're mindful of the importance of intact families and when we can keep them save we want the kids to stay at home and changes no guardianship now the freshen and they pay for guardians to be legal guardians only then they got no more support now we do now with their aunt and getting financial support a series of reforms that you know they implement it has with funding to drive those numbers down. >> so use to be as a family guardian over parent