he is an attorney at -- he is educated at yale undergraduate ngo law school. -- and yale law school. we are pleased to have you here. >> think you. -- thank-you. i have had nothing but encouragement. i have been an attorney in town. i have worked for two federal judges prior to going into private practice. i have had experience on the other municipal bodies and other commissions and i intend to do my best on this commission which is obviously a very important part of city life here and has a really solemn obligation in terms of oversight of the department. i look forward to getting up my sleeves and getting going and i appreciate the welcoming nature i have gotten from my fellow commissioners. >> thank-you. >> ai have no singing voice. i appreciate this. >> item one of the agenda is the approval for consent calendar and the request of commissioner to set the gift of seven made us handmade rosary beads. >> anytime the commission receives a gift over a certain value, we have to review this to make sure it is not appropriate. >> i would move to approve. >> second. >> the motion carries.

. >> i am an undergraduate at the university of san francisco. i am not against recycled water use. i did not agree with giving the part the majority of the resources. even if the golf course remains, the facility is adjacent to a wetland community. it seems counter intuitive to jump the gun on the undecided future. >> thank you. >> i would like to point out that i have been following this issue for a couple of years. if you consider this finished, that is inaccurate. there are lawsuits pending. all of the organizers and the supervisors are planning to look at what changed. the plan that was currently put out is not consistent with an endangered species restoration plan. how in the world you can continue with a golf course plan when the park service said that is unreal. that is not what will result. this will be nine colson is any and there will not -- there will potentially be none. -- there will be nine holes. you have a profound responsibility when it comes to endangered species. they will be front loading this issue. unless the decision is postponed until they have decided what

the csu chancellor is recommending a mid-year tuition increase of 5% for undergraduates and graduatestudents. and another 10% increase will be proposed for the fall of next year. if they are both approved, the annual tuition for undergraduate students would go up by $654 to almost $4900 a year. the two hikes would also be the fifth and sixth tuition increases since 2007. csu officials are blaming the increases on the state's budget crisis. >>> in news of the world tonight in indonesia a volcano on the island of java erupted five more times today sending clouds of hot ash into the sky and down the slopes. it's the -- it first erupted on tuesday killing 35 people. some 47,000 other people have been evacuated from the area. one expert said these relatively smaller eruptions may be lessening the threat of one massive blast. >>> in iran the government today offered to resume negotiations on the nuclear program. this comes four days after it began loading fuel rods into its new nuclear power plant. tehran has insisted the you're rain union earn richment is for the power plant but it could

the csu chancellor is recommending a mid-year tuition increase of 5% for undergraduates and graduatetudents. and another 10% increase will be proposed for the fall of next year. if they are both approved, the annual tuition for undergraduate students would go up by $654 to almost $4900 a year. the two hikes would also be the fifth and sixth tuition increases since 2007. csu officials are blaming the increases on the state's budget crisis. >>> in news of the world tonight in indonesia a volcano on the island of java erupted five more times today sending clouds of hot ash into the sky and down the slopes. it's the -- it first erupted on tuesday killing 35 people. some 47,000 other people have been evacuated from the area. one expert said these relatively smaller eruptions may be lessening the threat of one massive blast. >>> in iran the government today offered to resume negotiations on the nuclear program. this comes four days after it began loading fuel rods into its new nuclear power plant. tehran has insisted the you're rain union earn richment is for the power plant but it could a

. >> they opened up to 1200 schools and challenge them to produce an additional 25 undergraduates by020. >> -- 2500 graduates by 2020. between 2007 and 2009, community colleges found a 17% rise in that mission. the down economy also pushed families to look at trinity colleges as a way to save on tuition. the president -- as a way to look at community colleges as a way to save on tuition. >> it can affect a lot of the students. >> the gap and mcdonald's announced a partnership with canada colleges and the bill and melinda gates foundation launched a $35 million program and helping boost graduation rates at community colleges as well. reporting live in and then deal virginia caroline lyders, abc news. >> thanks, caroline. >> there is definitely a chill in the air. what ist a look at happening on their rooftops right now. it is pretty cloudy over the area. as we head through the night and today to tomorrow we will definitely start to improve through the end of the week. >> 56 degrees in bethesda. 60 degrees at the laurel heights clinics. the high and low today were well below the averag

stones at the cattle's watering hole today college undergraduates would be geologists come here from moscow each summer to get hands on training they stay at the house which once belonged to a local priest alexander is a prospector with years of experience. he takes the students on a guided tour of an old quarry tells them about the nuts and bolts of his job. they go to a place where piles of pink. covered a hundred years ago and where nickel was produced in the soviet. show me. you can see right through it but it's. the students look like seasoned diggers says they flush the rock hunting for beautiful stones fires anyone with enthusiasm once they get their hands a bit dirty. the students and their professors in the praise of the professional digger. this is a captivating and useful experience they feel more confident this is obvious even from the way they move about the skills they get here in the classroom. only through personal contacts that each small find is a delight for them like a valuable gift in a different sacks full of much bigger trauma lines were hauled from here to vil

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undergraduates took effect this fall and classes are hard irto get. >> i hear citizens out here suggesting for the legislature to increase state funding for public education by funneling more money to it from the prison. live at u.c. berkeley, theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >> theresa, thank you. because of deep budget cuts, those of you who use the dmv office in hayward will now have to go somewhere else. that location on jackson street is closed until further notice. the dmv is advising people to go to its website to find another nearby office. all other dmv offices will continue with furlough days several times a month as ordered by the governor. >> fair and scheduled changes are suggested to the caltrain board today. they're recommending caltrain raise fares by 7%. they also wanna cut four trains from the schedule. the fares from san francisco to san jose would increase by 75 cents. and the cost of a monthly pass would increase by $20. if the caltrain board votes to approve those changes, they would go into effect on january 1st. san francisco police chief george gascon warns the departme

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