having our youth know that they can come to us, what time they can come to us, what time we will be available to provide services is very important. with the cuts, it is difficult for us to provide those services. it also takes away from the support the us as community workers get, which is difficult because we are getting the brunt of what the community is experiencing. that being the case, we also need support. we need people that we can go and talk to and we can go to for advice and for how to continue to serve our people, right? because we are the front line. so i encourage you guys to stabilize the budget so we can continue to provide those services, so we can continue to grow and have a stable community and continue educating our youth. education does not only happen within the schools. happens outside the schools so they apply the things they learned. we are some of the places that they can go ahead and get that experience. yes, that is all i have to say. thank you. [applause] >> ok, so, hello. i am a seventh grader, and i go to [inaudible] [applause] well, i have a lot to say, but, co

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that's math, not strategy. >> general petraeus, are you saying, give us more time, don't take, what's the number, five, ten, don't take more than that, give us more time this year? >> well, again, look, the decision ultimately is the president's. our job is to provide options and then to assess levels of risk. it is ultimately the president's decision. and of course the congress needs to -- we need to have congressional support. but they also need to understand consequences. >> congress keeps saying in essence, hey, we've had a $10 billion a month is unsustainable. >> the cost is already coming down. we will be spending $40 billion a year less on these wars in 2012 than we did in 2011. you have to ask the question, what's the cost of failure? we've invested a huge amount of money here. we've invested 1,254 lives up to this point. so what's the cost of getting it wrong? congress -- congress is almost always impatient. i remember in the spring of 2000, they said this is lost. >> short-term thinking? >> yeah, absolutely. i can say that since i'm leaving in a few weeks. >> and leaving thi

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and we rely on freight rail to move us. >>> time a check on traffic and weather every 10 minutes. it feels pretty cool out there. in the 60's. >> if only we could be in the 60's, that would be nice for the next couple days. not the case for the next few days. near a record-breaking heat. a few records will fall by tomorrow evening and thursday. 69 in the district. 69 in quantico, 69 at annapolis,. notice the and the strong complex moving out of ontario. that is moving to the southeast. we will get done and cloud cover blowing over our region, becoming partly cloudy today. high temperatures in the below 90's. -- low 90's. near 100 wednesday and thursday hot and humid. >>> plenty of traffic, but things are quiet sort of southern maryland, about four,228 210. no problems on i-95 through southeast. 95 in allen is good. baltimore-washington parkway is an uneventful. on allalong 270 particularly we have a higher volume near havana and hyattstown. there is a live picture of 95 traffic, still light. headlights are northbound. now to news. >>> 4:54. apple is trying to change the face of te

possible thunderstorms for us. time now for the morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. it's wednesday june 1st. i'm pam cook. will the rainy weather continue? it sounds like it. let's ask meteorologist steve paulson. good morning, steve. >>> yes, it will. in fact it will continue all the way probably into the weekend. but today will be prime time as a very unseasonably cold low drops in and i would not be surprise first-degree we have record low high temperatures if that makes sense. some of the coolest highs and thunderstorms, showers and just about anything goes weather- wise today so highs today, yep, 86. june 1st in antioch 62 san rafael hayward and 65 san jose with santa rosa and napa at 62. what in tar nation is going on? we'll tell you in about five minutes. here's sal. >>> steve, right now the golden gate bridge traffic looks good heading to the toll plaza. no major problems as you drive down the doyle drive. also if you're coming in from the bay bridge the traffic is moving along very nicely. however, we do have a big problem in oakland

time by firefighters. no question about. primarily through the use of the apartment over time during the work hours is a policy matter. we are suggesting a cut as a policy option and i would be happy to answer any questions. thank you -- supervisor chu: thank you for the explanation. if there are no other questions, would like to have the department work -- chief? go ahead. >> i would like to commit that we will continue to work with the budget analyst. if you believe that we are being as efficient as we can, the one piece that is troubling to me is the state and that we have overspent in overtime karpothis, which we have, but the challenge for us outside of acknowledging that we have overspent, we have not been overspending because we were careless, but how can i come to you and say that i support for the reduction is? we do not see anything getting rosier in terms of staffing. it is a challenge for us. >> the department is getting 36 new officers this year, a factor we have considered in this recommendation. we believe that over time can be reduced

well ledger thank you for taking the time to be with us thank you times but recently returned from a trip to the u.s. that didn't start world you were denied entry visa the decision was later reversed but why do you think this happened especially after the. visit of the u.s. several times about the problem because they're in the past also when i went to u.s. and also. pleased i exposed the wrong policies of us in that we're not going to stop . by our country and abandon formal rights human rights and democracy and also impose on our people a certain drug laws who are put a complete exile of blood and they waste taxpayer money and billions of dollars as now this operation in afghanistan this criminal war become open secret for who can creep around a quote and us and also know that it will pin can't it's that's why white house couldn't hear the truth and they want to block my wife same field as they call us here. of hard currency and my travel abroad by a freedom loving justice slapping. and an actor waster and you're nice and even democratic minded publication they put pressure on the

time. thank you for being on your district supervisor. we have been talking to supervisor at a loss from district 11. join us next time when we will be back with one of our 11 mr. supervisors. -- we have been talking to supervisor john avalos from district 11. join us next time when we will be back with one of our >> here we are at the embarcadero. we are standing at one of locations for the street artists. can you tell me about this particular location, the program? >> this location is very significant. this was the very first and only location granted by the board of supervisors for the street artist when the program began in 1972. how does a person become a street artist? there are two major tenants. you must make the work yourself and you must sell the work yourself. a street artist, the license, then submitting the work to a committee of artists. this committee actually watches them make the work in front of them so that we can verify that it is all their own work. >> what happened during the holiday to make this an exciting location? >> this would be a magic time of year. you would probably see this pl

time. which will be july 12. >> 12th. >> and i think it will give us some time to think about what we've heard today and to be able to have you do a bit more work on what the outreach pieces might be. >> a 30-day delay. and there's nothing to say that we won't sit down with some of the people that have spoken here today and try to talk through some of the issues that they have brought up today and see if we can kind of get to some resolution. so we will try and work on an outreach plan and have that as part of this and we will sit down with some of the people who spoke here today about the project. commissioner caen: thank you, that sounds good. next item please, mr. secretary? >> item 13, discussion of possible action to askhend extend the agreement to provide a direct pay letter of the credit authorized 2002 proposition a for the water enterprise commercial paper program with bank of america n.a. [continued reading] rydstrom. >> good afternoon, todd rydstrom. this allows us to continue our commercial paper program that ogses -- costs about 1% on average by the time we borrow on the short mar

time. but i was like, "no way, i'm not giving that up right now." i usedwas once a time i would have done it. now, a lot of that i think is just, like, middle age, and the stakes are higher and not quite being as generous. now, i like to think that i'm brave, but i also-- i want to be smart. hey, why am i telling you that? well, we have the habit of prying loose confessions. i think you set up an interesting paradox about the media, and i wanted to return to that for a second. there was a story in 1998 in thefree press, and the staff writer, quote, said, "jones' dancers are long on formal structure, but they always have a hint of anarchy"-- which you have described-- "lurking in them. "he may talk of being artistically meticulous, but his work can be downright dangerous." so i wanted to say, how do you feel about your work being called dangerous? does that give you pleasure in part of what you've been saying to us? i could--it's an ego stroke to think that the-- anything in the art world could really be dangerous. i'm--you know, it's-- everything is-- imme

and that wraps up the business bulletin joined in less than one us time for more business stories and get more news while web site r t dot com slash business. culture is that so much of it varies i mean it was never a real story and it's not africa and the news outside interest in this continent is the man's rich in natural resources and a growing middle class china to be. live from moscow this is r.t. the headlines now nato admits to killing civilians in sunday's airstrike on tripoli claiming a weapon system failed to be an official was claimed to have been more than eight hundred innocent victims of violence as bombings since intervention began in march of. next year's russian presidential election won't see the nutriment prime minister putin going head to head during an interview with a british newspaper the russian leader insisted they wouldn't both compete for the top job. and the international atomic energy watchdog protest to present a report on japan's handling of the fukushima crisis the nuclear security forum in vienna the review criticizes japan forty's for the slow respons

to burn a lot of muscle to choose much more pollutants in the us and the fact that we didn't develop the coral plants electric plant in time will cause us to look much more than we could. station in working these days if no agreement with cairo is reached tel aviv is going to have to function without natural gas for a year and so he's radial stepping up efforts to develop gas wells now being discovered offshore but these two remain a source of dispute between israel and lebanon as beirut claims that they there's either way the gas issue is likely to keep heating up. and so now ten minutes past the hour here in moscow your with are still ahead for you in the program disappeared without a trace the pentagon admits it doesn't know where more than six billion dollars in aid for office. plus with russia having europe's highest rate of teen suicides take a look at what drives hundreds of young people every year to take their own lives. in japan six more fukushima workers engaged in cleaning up the wreckage facility have been exposed to dangerously high radiation levels that brings the total number of victims to eight this comes

i thought it would give us time to have a final version that everyone can agree with. that is not a piece that we have today going have today going forward. >> on the motion to refer item #3 to the board of supervisors without recommendation, supervisor -- supervisor mirkarimi. >supervisor mirkarimi: aye. supervisor chu: and to refer item four to the call of the chair. >> supervisor kim. supervisor kim: aye. >> supervisor wiener? > supervisor wiener: aye. supervisor chu: supervisor chiu did you have a comment? >> i have been trying for weeks to come up with a solution that is going to work. that has eluded us. what i would like to suggest to all stakeholders is that we continue to do that. i feel very bad for mr. egan. i wish we could provide him with more staff. if there is a clean way for us to satisfy all the different interests, i think what we are trying to achieve with supervisor mirkarimi's legislation, i think in concept we all agree with. if we can get there in short order, from my perspective, i feel like we need to move these questions forward. that is what

i am actually supportive of the 17 between hard and fast because it gives us time for families to cycle through and have the option of going any school in the district with really clear tiebreakers. i ever vitiate the recommendation from the staff and i am leaning towards supporting the recommendation from the staff because i think we can continue to talk about this for a long time as we have and as we have shown. or we can start really doing something about addressing the priority that we identified over the last several years which i think his staff has been a really good job of plugging in what goals we are meeting. meeting the course of action that we are trying to take on this. it is a little bit longer until we vote, i suppose. i feel a lot better about doing this, and it is interesting. since the last presentation, we have gotten more correspondence and e-mail through people that have been satisfied that we have ever. it is being threatened so people need to come out and speak out about it. as you are going out and talking to folks in and people are fine with it, that is not the

time people like me. that i feel people will start to appreciate us. welcome to prisoners here in our t.v. thanks for joining me this hour russia's electricity export monopoly into rao has pulled the plug on its supplies to bellow supplements failed to pay bills on time and missed and extend the deadline bill spending debt amounts to around fifteen million dollars says it's the economy it's the economic crisis in the country that sparked the problems with payment into rao's says that supplies will be resumed once the debt is paid for those meets about ten percent of its electricity needs plus and supplies he could as asked for in japan has shattered confidence in what was one of the most promising forms of alternative energy italy has decided not to restart its nuclear program while germany and switzerland decided to stop using the atom however the former head of the international atomic energy agency warns the world cup afford quote arcs up. right now there's twenty nine public use but it lying on your bed energy and the impact of not your life when you're going to have huge energy deficit

and of the staff has put a tremendous amount of time and effort into making this a lot more lay for usto understand. >> as a coment, -- comment, i don't know if you of the demographics of the people you have heard from in support of the feeder system. we actually went to more under- represented groups. those people that go out on their own initiative. their parents are saying the same thing, that we are representing that voice. although you are hearing a big onslaught recently, i wanted to make it clear what the recommendations are, representing more of the parents across the board. i am sorry that you feel like we're getting -- pitting ideas against each other. we want to move forward as well. i love your theory of action that is in your presentation. but this is not an action plan. it does not show what you're doing to move ahead in these theories of action. as i said before, we would like a policy in a system that reflects the board's priorities and acknowledging effort from parents that involves plans for implementing these policies. we don't feel like that information is there. co

please give us more time. i have many other substantive comments. if you want to have meaningful input, give us more time. [applause] supervisor mar: thank you. >> my name is bruce kennedy and i'm a 19-year resident of parkmerced, a 46-year resident of san francisco. i have lived here under three different owners. i've studied the plans for the future development and discussed it with parkmerced management. i've listened to much of the testimony presented both for and opposed to the plan. my judgment -- the most basic issue is one of trust. based on past experience, long time residents have every reason to be wary of proposals made by owners of the property. as a former member and officer of the parkmerced residents organization, i've also experienced battles with previous owners. earlier landlords have frankly not been trust for the. they have made promises which they have never carried out.

i think that would give us time to prepare. >> i had an initial conversation with the director, but i am happy to talk to him and schedule a time with him in the coming weeks. they have done some very good work, as commissioner fong has indicated. president olague: great, we have been talking about over- saturation of alcohol and other items. we may want to revisit that on some levels. that some point. -- at some point. secretary avery: commissioners, if there are no further comments, we can move on to the director's announcements. this is a review of past week's events at the board of supervisors, board of appeals, and historic preservation commission. >> we're having a series of four public workshops related to the early stages of the central corridor plan, which is the fourth street corridor plan that we have talked to you about. there are four community meetings in a row, june 22, 23, 24, and 25 at the eugene coleman committee house, on howard street between fourth and fifth avenues. -- at the eugene coleman community house on howard street between fourth and fifth avenues. we're

well enjoy thank you for taking the time to be with us thank you times. recently returned from a trip to the u.s. didn't start world you were denied entry visa a decision was later reversed what do you think is happening now especially after the fact you visited there were several times without a problem because each time in the past also when i went to u.s. and also. used i thought their own policies are us in that we're not going to stop or occupy our country and did a ban on pullman rights human rights and democracy and also imposed on our people and therefore launched their driver knows who are for the copy of the family plan and they waste taxpayer money and billions of dollars as now occupation of course this could not become open secret for good people around the world and us and also in other european countries that's why white house couldn't be out to hear the truth and they won't like my wife same few yes they call us a puppet regime. a. ban on my travel abroad by freedom loving justice laughing and to poor guys ations and actor rice and us and

and some of us learn better through images and that's using "time for a new god," the film and the dvd. and that's also part of what public television is aware of. we have to kind of, if we're really going to grow and we're going to develop, all of our senses need to be touched. and whether you love music or whether you love science or whether you love nature or adventure, all of your senses and all of the different modalities are informed by public television. i think i learn from reading, because i know i have this book and i love it and i got so much out of it and you are going to, too. and at $250, i mean, it is a generous pledge of support, but, actually, what does that come out to? you know what i was thinking? i was thinking $250 is one dollar a day during the week and you have the weekend off, and that's $250, you know. actually, there's an amazing mystical tradition that the number 18 means life, so if you give a multiple of 18, you know $90 is a multiple of 18. really? and you actually have a lot of life. now the $250, what we really have to do, is you have to give $252, beca

one of them is going to be open 90% of the time they are used. we have our front entryway doris. >> what about the swinging? it would oautomatically shut after used? >> it has not been looked at. it could certainly be an option. >> consider the possible compromise. >> we feel like a compromise put in place and is certainly recognize sayinthat the one pane feel would suffice. >> thank you. anything further? commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> i will start curio -- start. let me ramble a little bit through the various issues. one point is that due process has not occurred. it may not have happened in an orderly fashion, but i believe they did get their hearing a little bit later, but it did not matter because it applies to the particular permit. they got their hearing here. the procedural issues are not the things that are foremost in my thinking at this point in time. if the issue is predominantly one of norway'noise versus beha, the question of noise is one that perhaps should have been addressed on a more technical basis. they have a righ

powerful portable wireless transmitter that activists king used to set up their own networks in order to circumvent state control but at the same timemerican companies provide authorities in bahrain saudi arabia and kuwait with the technology to effectively block websites those double standards. and everybody should be fully aware of and understand. that us united states government and lost during regime change or social call revolutions are technologies not all the u.s. provides to instigate change in certain countries some opposition movements get a direct cash supply. for example weekend leaks cables show that the state department has for years secretly funded syrian anti-government groups in general to create a world that is more aligned more specifically more probably. with views of the united states i'm now looking at the state department website that promotes grants for those willing to bring about change in communist cuba and here is one of the requirements i'm going to read this it is preferable for these personnel to speak spanish fluently possess solid understanding of the cultural context and have prior experience on the

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uses to address day-to-day service delivery issues and mitigate service disruption and they use theover time which is built into the schedule to maximize service. once again, hopefully the renegotiations of some of the contracts will lead to better complement of staffing so if we can implement part-time operators and use them for special events on weekends and don't have to incur the overtime costs. the third bullet point, one thing that's come to the front this year, filling front line positions is getting tougher and tougher. when we stop hiring and start hiring back again, it creates a disruption an the continuity of keeping these major hiring going on even though we may have reductions in service is something that we learned this past year. a couple of other things that are sort of exacerbating the overtime issue this year, we had a wellness program retirement citywide which meant that a lot of individual that was been a -- that have been here a long time chose to take retirement otherwise they would have lost their wellness provisions so we got a will the of vacancies as individuals too

would like to offer would be to think about how we move forward with the consideration of not using one- time solutions so that we are really implementing structural changes that will force or will help us not have to come up with one-time solutions every year. the language would say that the board of supervisors' request that the controller research and develop financial policies to achieve the strategy is to really help phase out onetime solutions. this is obviously a topic that is not an easy one but one that we all understand if we do not do this, we will continue to see structural budget deficits for years to come. supervisor chu: thank you. we have two combine motions that would reflect multiple changes that would add additional reporting to update the plan and keep it a relevant plan. we would ask the controller's office to provide additional policies, and also of knowledge that there is variability in what we see in the economy compared to what we see in the plan. can we take these without objection? ok, we will do that without objection. we have items four and five before us. can we

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