to now. we're going to grow in business without us going back to the market and that's going to be a huge differencee time, you're saving costs by using alternative fuels that are uniquely american. how is that going? >> this is a tremendous deal. they own bluebird. i heard john yang say i rode a bluebird bus. we're working with freight liners, collins and we've developed with them, rauch technologies. nascar. he's partnered with bluebird and they've created this lpg engine that is unbelievable. we've taken now 1,000 buses, put them on the road this year. largest contract on the road in omaha. but we're taking $3.65 gallon diesel down to 1.60 and locked it in for three years. that's without a 50 cent discount from the government, who gives us an alternate fuels tack. i don't count on that 50 cents back, but if it does, i'm now paying $1.10. long-term, it's a lead. it's going to be huge. that's going to drive our rh owe down from 83, 85% down into the 70% range for this coming fiscal year, which just started 2014. >> i sure wish more people would listen to you because i'm trying -- we had to convince

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used to go to church for months at a time but now since becoming an american citizen i have more opportunity to spend time there last year i spent eleven months and. this is how i've lived for these last year. empty words i really mean this. whenever i leave chechnya. my conscience torments me. i've had this idea we would i want to as a mission. i want to bring a large medical team to chechnya to work here he. would be me. i have brought teams from boston before twice both when i get here. we operated on two hundred twenty children in just those two trips to chechnya. yes i'm a home. for our. sins. are you. i don't know how it is for surgeons but for me the important thing is to get the shape right. i know i have plenty of material to help me start over but you have to get it right on the first attempt. actually i can really see myself in really got the shape of my heroes and i've always said you've got cauliflower ears sometimes. the sun has seen what we've all seen here but like an artist he has taken it all to heart. and chechens don't like to complain. to say they feel bad or that life w

we want to keep the parchment on the layers. that's going to make it easier for us to move it around. so we need to score through the top, and then i'm going to make a deeper cut to get through that paper backing. and this way, all right? so we scored it. make sure we get through that paper. all right, so i've got a little cardboard square here. actually it's a rectangle. it's six by eight. we cut it up from a round cake round. i want to anchor the back. so i've got a little piece of masking tape. that kind of sets things in place. we're going to take one of these cake layers and put it right on that bottom rectangle. now we can peel off parchment. we want two-thirds cup of frosting. and these plunger styles measuring cups make it so easy. and goes right on top. just going to take an offset spatula, and i'll work this frosting out into a nice even layer. now, see, if we wererying to make a layer cake with just regular frosting, i wouldn't even be able to do this. it would almost be soupy. we'll keep moving, placing the second layer on. each time you just want to mak

if they're not able to of this city and say we're not going to answer your questions, we're going to go ahead, try us and leave it at that. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors, my name is gus. i wanna say that whereas we've seen reluctance and initial reluctance to provide the needs that the committee was seeking of works are actually going down and whereas we both have seen kaiser taking disturbing stances on statewide legislation, i'm concerned about the approach that kaiser is taking with the city. the notion that an advance by this committee to request that kicked off their health insurance, that does that indicate a good faith attempt by kaiser to work well with the city. we heard representative say earlier they want to move closer with the city. that sounds like a threat to me. if that was a result, that would not be the action of this committee resulting in hundred thousand plus people being taken off their insurance, that would be kaiser. there is room for a deal and a fair deal. one thing we heard from speakers earlier today and representatives from kaiser themse

we don't need to go through the whole thing, but in the overview of what we've been doing, i want to point out we've beworking this rfp since december since the board directed us to go out with an rfp so it's been seven months of hard work and we are here today happily near the end of this rfp process with a recommendation for you from our panel. looking at the timeline, today is a key date, but we will be moving forward in the next several months because contract negotiations will take several months to complete once you do further recommendation to the board and once the board chooses that vendor for us to use. so right now we are on schedule to be able to have a contract in place january 1. that is our hope, our plan and at this point we don't see why that would not happen. moving forward i would just like to thank the other departments that have worked with us, particularly oca, the contract monitoring division and the city attorney's office, paula. all three of those offices have been really instrumental in helping us through this process. i want to point out that our panel for this process is comprised entirely outside of city employment. looking at the

and it's that inspiration that drives each one of us to go out there and be a part of something bigger. i congratulate every award winner here tonight and let's not forget that every person here has the power to make a difference. i want to especially thank daniel and his team for being such instrumental leaders here in city hall on behalf of all communities and neighborhoods in san francisco. with that said, welcome and enjoy tonight's event. (applause) >> thank you, christina. so, before we jump into the fire works, as you would say, let's take a few seconds here and just go over some of the elements of tonight's event. so, tonight we're going to be giving out 12 awards. for those of you that came to the first nen awards, you recall it finished about an hour ago. so, we've modified the format in the last two years. so, tonight what will happen is that tonight we will hear from the people that nominated the winners who will dive deep into talking about thighs illustrious individuals and organizations. and the individuals will receive the award. now, tonight the people that will be mak

to have to go to the actors who perform using sign language have to at least see each other if i'm talking to you but i can't do that if i turn my back. up to go you can do that in an ordinary see it or not even the quote yeah. we don't have this kind of luxury here. as a signing itself has a magic. the foreman's becomes beautiful making it absolutely unique. just pushing the material when choosing a play with think about the way it's going to be presented in sign language let's take her janice tradin as an example i'm sure there is some connection between the east and our movements it's very important there you know. i was looking for some eastern fairy tale and thought about this play yes. yes yes is that audio yeah. this is good shit. yet he still got it up yes. ah ah. many. many. years counting while singing and dancing. this is broken down to eight notes sixteenth notes and so on and in time they start to do it on their own. they just need to have signal they have a really good sense of timing and rhythm just a muscle with a signal they can do. well what if we just have

us through and what it is. and the reasons. and the fact that there are some indulgences attached to the year of faith. >> laura, you are going to tell us about that now. indulgences are a very important and misunderstood topic. >> in many ways, they hear indulgences. and they think it as four letter word and do we still do that. first thing is they think of is martin luther nailing his thesis to the door and one of his top complaints is what we refer to is the selling of indulgences. and technically it wasn't the selling of indulgences. and people could donate money to get an indulgences. what is a indulgence is, it is the ability, i don't want to use theological terms. but the ability to wipe away the punishment of sin. what we talk about is when we have sin, we have the guilt which is the breaking of the relationship between ourselves and the church and ourselves and god t and the punishment as a result of that sin. woo can go to confession at any time when we are properly disposed to remove the guilt and be reconciled to god. but we can't remove the punishment unless we he do ex trackivity. >> what the church has come up wit

to 25 shrimp in a pound. so we're going to take off the peels, but we're going to save the peels because we're going to use them to make a very quick homemade seafood broth later. and of course, sometimes this is done for you if you buy what is called "easy peel shrimp." but sometimes if it's not cut open, you want to go in there, cut open the top, and make sure there's no icky vein in there. and a trick is to use a paring knife and you can just wipe off the vein on a piece of paper towel and then throw it away. so obviously, shrimp cook through really quickly, and if you added them at the beginning they would be overcooked, so we're going to add them at the end. but if you just sprinkle them into the dish, they taste really bland, so we're going to marinate them. this is a tablespoon of olive oil, a teaspoon of minced fresh garlic, a little bit of salt and pepper. and you're going to stir this around so that it's all nice and coated. and we're going to keep these in the refrigerator until we add them to the pot at the last moment. all right, so now onto the flavorful broth. so to the shrimp shells we're going

there was a bar there that my daughters used to go to and i was horrified to find out were you present going to. >> and i'd like to say there are a community there a working community people who live there and people who have lived there people with children so i don't want to bag sixth street as a terrible place. i know there are families there who live and work and go to school in that area. i don't like to hear sixth street pegged. i understand there is high crime but there is also neighbors who deserve tlooifrg businesses that make conditions better for them >> we're not opposing the permit and i just wanted to - and a thank you very much. is there any other public comment on lucks lounge 6 of street. seeing none, public comments is closed >> i wanted to say that lyle tattooing shop was there for a long time that he he was world familiar. is there a motion commissioners >> so i would like to move to approve the po e permit striking conditions 1, 4, 9, 11, 13 and fourteen and adding the san francisco entertainment good neighbor policy. >> there's a second. >> just a comment that eve

to the window. with bars on there. make me feel at home. >> i would rather not. >> it's going to take some getting used to. 's going to be kind of, you know -- >> on all of our parts. not just you. >> do you know what day you're getting out yet, or is it still up in the air? >> the projected out date is may 19th, so for sure when i hit parole board next month, and then they'll tell me for sure what day i can get out. >> that's when they give you the date? >> right there they'll have your exact date you're getting out and tell you about your dress out and the $50 check they give you and all that. >> cool. >> when do we see you again? >> i got a visit scheduled again for saturday. i'll try to call before then, no? >> okay. >> almost out there. see you guys later. >> love you. >> love you too, baby. >> love you, babe. >> it's harder to adjust to society going from this, you know, going from this to freedom out there, you know? i don't know what to expect when i get out, you know? >>> coming up, conrad's mouth gets in the way of his parole. >> why do you guys expect to talk to us like this and then just expect

we're going to be joining all our partners we didn't know what that was. but leroy and others saying we're going to use art and small businesses and we're going to use that spirit of loving the city and we're going to do that we didn't know what that meant but we had a feeling with the theatre and arts leadership and what we wanted to do in our hearts was going to make some change. this was fourteen years. including original jose because that's always brought us back down. that started a little bit of investments then i become city administrator and we were saying with the arts how can we take over those places and work with the residential hotels who oftentimes were receiving people come back into the community from prison. they didn't understand what a living room was streets were their living room so how do we turn their lives around and how do we transform grocery stores given the police reports were being influenced by bad behavior. we needed to collaborate with other elements. we got persuaded to take on this opportunity to be the mayor and the campaign office was across the street. but they gave

i like it. >> on my side i'm going to do some mint, and also the tea leaves i'm going to use like making a tea. >> ming: okay. >> approximately about a cup. so after that i infuse it and let it sit for about 15 minutes. >> ming: that's also going to go into the mousse. >> yeah. so now after that i'm going to strain this tea. >> ming: all right. >> and get the essence, because... >> ming: that's 15 minutes. oh, nice strong, tea. >> right. >> ming: how is this mint? does this look good? a little longer? >> yeah, i would puree until, like, nice and green. >> ming: okay. >> so they're not sticking together. so i add half of this liquid. a little bit... just a little bit... >> ming: so you're adding this tea and condensed milk. i like that. >> so, you know, again, a little bit of that, you know, floral flavor, right? >> ming: so this is a bain marie, right? that was boiling water, a light boil, which is the best way to work with chocolate, right? >> ming: to melt it slowly. >> and also i put a little bit of salt to balance it, bring the flavor out. >> ming: that's so key. how's that sugar loo

but the situation was six months ago there was no place determined -- there was no -- nowhere for us to go. and, so, regrettably, even the library tried not to do it, we filed suit. as a result, the department of real estate's responsibility to obtain a lease and space for the library. if you've seen the lease resolutions, and also to arrange the move. so, at this time ~ the department of real estate is working with the owner regarding the execution of the lease. prior to the last board hearing on this, the law library withdrew its motion on the calendar regarding the injunction. the reason we had a request for an injunction was that we didn't know five, six months ago what would happen if there wasn't a place for us to go and where would we go. now that there is a place that's been located and the city is working on, it wasn't necessary to go forward with that hearing. so, we are working very closely with one of the official from real estate on the issues regarding relocating to that new space at 1145 markets. >> so, there is no suit pending at all? >> no. >> okay. and i imagine the legal

the baby will be used to going to church. the baby will be used to god talk. done all along really. they've kept the traditional values while very cleverly and beautifully changing and adapting to the needs of the time. >> prince william doesn't seek to proclaim his values loudly. but if you listen out for them, you can certainly get a sense of them. like here at the launch of a sports coaching program. >> what all three of us have in common is that we love sports. and not just playing it, but for what it does for people young and old. it builds confidence, engenders mutual respect, and responsibility. and teaches us about the value of team work. >> another value that william holds dear is privacy, for the duke and duchess, it represents arguably their biggest challenge. and not one they're likely to duck. to judge by their response to the publication last year of holiday pictures. >> he is more proactive in attacking the media than any previous member of the royal family. i mean, years ago, there was a tradition if the media got something wrong or published a

president obama would like us to go into august thinking obama care is going to work. wants us to sign for exchanges october 1st. that's his signature legislation. every time he goes to give a speech, something else seems to happen that gets them off track to the point they have to do bells and whistles to make it happen. the approval rating makes it more difficult at 41%. interestingly, you don't hear a lot of that echoed through the punditry, 41% approval rating is where president bush was in early '07. >> dangerous level. there's been a thing if you get below 40%, hard to get back up. >> his base has eroded. what did that if look at the numbers, nsa scandal, report they're tracking license plates, that was something that stayed intact, his base was always with him. now it slipped. and i have to say i don't think him weighing in on the trayvon martin issue, saying that could have been him, helps him. told a lot of democratic voters, maybe you'll disagree, a lot of people gave him the benefit of the doubt, he would have had a racist friend, he would have tolerated rema

the resolution you adopted that authorized us to go forward with the board of supervisors stated with those conditions present were and directed us to come back to the commission and present that we have met those conditions precedent we would do that in the context of presenting you with the final rates and the shell confirm. that's that step that is 106 days to 150 days from now. thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner mar? >> thank you, i wanted to go back to commissioner vetore's motion to reduce the 11.9 rate to 11.5 rate. i'm very supportive for that. i want to thank her for the five years of work on this and the organizations that we are hopeful to hear from in a few minutes and they are work to reduce the not to exceed rate significantly. i think that's been a big victory. i'm supportive of going that extra few feet to meet the pg & e green tariff rate and i also want to say that barbara miller gave us the document that shows that there is a plan for the 11.5 cents rate and i want to acknowledge that to mr. campos mentioned the common ground that is emerging with many parties

there's no point to having if you're every getting a cut of education they don't really have an oil you forget the us can go to hospitals and get good health care they still point in having. yo y. this island to be dying in large numbers from. trying to have children. born abroad. gifty is twenty six years old she is one of two nurses working in this clinic. doctor rarely comes here and gifty tries to do whatever she can with what she knows . without covering it up lucian of two thousand one hundred and eleven point seven minutes is that is why that's so attachment. we have one doctor who said i just heard it was better before the committee level we don't have the one you mean we said that subject. and we don't have. mr yakubu is the government appointed district health director he's informed about the problems he let me just the base of it to tell you that we have a doctor population issue we have one book that over one hundred sixty one thousand population. one doctor to give one hundred one and has the one thousand people of your silly it's not a base i mentioned that for doc there's little also mentione

in about 30 minutes we are going to be 36 buses instead of the 18 that bart had on the first day of the strike. for riders trying to get to the south bay many used vta buses at the free mont bart station because it is the closest one. there was confusion because instead of hopping on the bus at the terminal they had to go across the street. this led to confusion and delays. kind of goes with the territory during a huge strike like this when you take out bart. >> when you take them out of their environment at bart where they are used to go they don't know where to go. i help them the best i can. >> reporter: the charter buses run at four other stations including walnut creek, pleasanton and freemont. round trip tickets are first come first serve. passengers need that ticket to get back home in the evening. keep in mind these buses can only serve a few thousand people so again always best to have another plan in mind. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> other commuters are trying to find different ways to get to where they need to go. yesterday more than 7,500 people took the san francisco ferries. that is three times

used to be able to. we used to take it, go down and we scan that phone and get every single picture, every single video,very single contact off of it. now they just recently passed that law where we can't do that. we have to get a search warrant now. that's what we do. i can show you how to do a search warrant for that. if you ever need help with that, r just call me and ask. be more than happy to help you because the bottom line is what we're all here for. i'm very happy that this is being kicked offer. -- off. some of the importance of deal with graffiti, how to set up your own facebook account, using facebook to gather intel. facebook subpoenas, search warrant guidelines, and using grab at&t aloe tracker for investigations. then we're going to talk about if we have time, we'll talk about the successful investigations that we have done at the city of phoenix level. the importance of dealing with graffiti, graffiti gives your city a dirty appearance. residents become afraid. businesses may not want to locate to your city. and less businesses mean less jobs. we know how that's affecting a lot of us. why

to go. timothy is going to be with us and we're going to talk about the show and then put them together in the third segment. amazing amount of information in a short amount of time. >> absolutely. >> stay with us and we will be right back. ♪ [ music ]♪ ♪ [ hero mom ] oh, yeah. we're gettin' cereal. 'cause over 40 general mills cereals are 130 calories or less per serving. just look for the g. boom! that's how nutrition is done, people. [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] hey ladies. you love it. you've got to have it. cinnamon toast crunch, 'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible. everybody craves those crazy squares.® >>> summertime in the bay area and we're talk ugh act the art that will fill your soul and you should go and see them. melissa is here with us and she is the assistant of the creator art and it's the show and welcome. we appreciate you being here. >> thank you. >> impressionist on the water just makes you happy to think about it. >> i am so glad. it makes me happy as well. >> tell us about this. >> well we see this as a nice comp rollament and the american cup stanly ra

it was a very difficult period because i remember it was the time of the hunger strikers so we used to going to town and we were checked so now i just see that there is this peace process in you know the narrative there things have changed so much and verified has become such an attractive place to be seen i think it is i must be the latest you know it was the right thing might be highly likely like the impact is far reaching is estimated to last years writing a big issue with how many days the union flag can fly coast businesses in belfast millions in lost trade this time round the riots sparked by a decision not to let loyalists break past the nationalist area with the arrival of the former us government peace envoy richard haass to chair all party talks it's take that a new route can be stated to keep the peace process progressing every year that we had the time of year. to try. you know very welcome development of the dredger tossers agreed to. old. already know some of the very thorny issues that of. the peace building here for a number of years that's a day lives like bell. the cat not

use around the city to sites where the food trucks are allowed. it requires a designated come sarry. >> that does not suggest that you will not need to use to go to bacon to bacon. >> i call the question and we do have another item after this and after the question is called and the votes taken and if you could quietly head outside and finish up the questions? >> i did not hear anything second it. >> i second it. >> commissioners on that motion to take the dr and require that the exhaust system with the filtration, equivalent to the system to be installed to mitigate the odor and not to be used as the food truck and no over night parking of the truck at the subject site. on that motion. antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> sugaya. >> aye. >> wu. >> aye. >> president fong. >> aye. >> so moved, commissioners that motion passes five to 0. >> that places you on the last item, green wood street for the mandatory discretionary review. >> young, the planning department staff, the item before you is a discretionary review to merge two dwelling units into one, it will include a new stairway and elevator providing the direct access, the dwel

this is a good time for us to go, giving us opportunities to do some things and we are really excitedlk about some of those things you are looking forward to do. mobile is the most important platform going forward. what are your plans for mobile expansion? where are you planning to grow? >> it is an enormous project for us. we print dollars and people to work every day. 20% is on mobile traffic on the web. 40% of the total traffic is coming to us from a mobile device. >> but how to monetize the traffic. how will he do that? facebook and google have failed to do that successfully. he was confident the discount model makes it easy. >> today we make about a third the amount on mobile as we do on the desktop, but it is growing nicely. the other thing great about our opportunity versus other publishers is if you are in a newspaper and you build an app, how do i put banners and badges in a much smaller screen? the mobile device. here we don't have to worry about advertising like that. the web advertising. the coupons are like ads. it is about to put enough coupons on the page, make them exp

they were using as their primary come sarry and they were doing their very best to adhere to the 30-minute limitation. going forward, they will not be using it as the primary come sarry, but they do need to be able to access the storage and the personnel from that location within the limitations of the dpt, limitations of the yellow zone. >> okay, and the other thing that i think that answers the question of the food truck, what is your permit from what i understand is the establishment of the odor abatement system, which what has to be done for this permit to be granted and then a new dining service counter, i guess as part of it too. >> well, we were unclear whether the counter top in the front window was there as part of the previous permits or not. and we found that the plans from 1990 and saw that there was a counter put in at that time. that was when the kitchen fixtures were all put in. and fully inspected and passed and cleared. so, we did include replacement of the installation of a counter top that already exists in that window. we found that the exhaust system in 1980 1k3 changed in 90 is failing

going to clear out here for most of the southern counties. but if you're headed to the beaches, do expect those low cloud does linger for us. let's get you to the temperatures for tomorrow. it's going to be even hotter in the south bay. 100 san jose, 99 in morgan hill. 99 in gilroy. no doubt the most scorching temperatures on tuesday. limit your outdoor exposure. while it looks pretty inviting at the pool, it can be exhausting on your body. 103 in walnut creek. 79 in san francisco. 98 in napa. take frequent breaks. that water is going to be with us for the next couple of days. and don't forget those pets. they need that love and care too. i know all of you are on top of that. you can see by thursday for the fourth of july it's going to be a scorcher. >> be careful with the pets, keep the rabbits and genny pigs all inside. >> she has a farm at her house. >>> up next, a record donation. who donated $151 million? look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch

learn how they work so we have been working out as we go and this is the first attempt to codify the policies and i can also say this document is used by cities around the world as they implement their programs and borrowing our learning that we did in san francisco. i'm not going to get into the application process. here is a few images of parklets. here are one space parklets, three-four space parklets, a diagonal parklets and residential parklet. we talked about powell street which is a couple streets long and a temporary parklet and the way that we see the neighborhood and in closing these spaces and you see one and they're cool and fun but as you see more around the city they're a system and change people's perceptions both within government and outside of it what the ark of public realm can be and i would like to close and there is a lot of staff that worked on this program and especially give a shout out to nick, john and my supervisor for his mentorship. >> thank you mr. johnson. i know that we have a number of speakers but can i ask you to talk about the one on haight that may not continue -- i think it's on haight street a

these things i did were wrong, and hurtful to my wife and caused us to go through challenges in our marriage anthony has made horrible mistakes before his time in congress and after. he wants to run for mayor. all i want to say is i love him. i have forgiven him. i believe in him. we have said from the beginning, we are moving forward. >> that is his wife. yes she has been helping her husband on the campaign trail and still believes in him. >>> 80 california lottery tickets have been stolen. they got a good look at him. police say he stole $350 worth of lottery tickets. >>> a fire near the i-5 grapevine. it is 50% contained and not clear yet how it started. >> reporter: typical summer pattern filling up the bay shores. fog tomorrow morning. temperatures average. warmer for inland valleys. it will be cooler this weekend. fog tracker, wednesday morning widespread, but it will peel back by 10:00. we will see sunshine for the bay shores it will take longer. 82 in palo alto. east bay low 80s and 90s. 70s for shores like richmond, berkeley, alameda. they will have persistent fog. look at your exte

back home i used to go to the streams and so on. when my kids were coming here, it was a very big issue. they did not adapt for it until now. whenever we go somewhere, mostly when they come to taiwan they will eat fast food. mcdonald's, kentucky, so on. they never got adapt to the change. it was an issue. but nowadays they go out. for myself it was a bit unadjusted. trying to shake hand with this guy. made this mistake. this is a simple adjustment to have to make. otherwise it is mostly similar. the people of very hospitable. they were not much of the sandpoint. because i am driving myself? i used to get lost and good to some areas and finally i could not go back home. this guy tries to find someone who speaks english or just show them the sign. they would ride their motorcycles. from the highway -- >> that is very nice. >> they are very kind people. have been in this situation for many years. nowadays i have artie become like a taiwanese. nowadays you have the sand -- you have the -- which are mostly in english. >> in the last 17 y

to me. we're going to start standing up that's how it is that all of you want us to want to work so we're going to steal and kill or we'll start drug trafficking. and. i think the only civilian amongst the policeman an engineer from gong colombia guides the troops now a list of the mines to be closed down is displayed on his mobile phone screen. to get him up if you want to take advantage of daylight we should continue on right away. ok let's go let's go to meaning. but the operation is cut short the policeman fear a clash with the miners big. themselves with carting away a dozen or so of them back to the police station the police also seize the dynamite used to blast the tunnels. they let you know a minor protests he was in the middle of negotiations with kong colombia to legalize his my new operation i mean let us take it as proof he holds out a business card in the name of who is a auro the head of the multinational and to go beyond. the. mission. couldn't take three store charges three. months three. three. three. three blog video for your media project a free media. dot com. to see a story