, to help insure if your will was to keep it in the single digits, keep it lower, you could ask us to look at these options. these options are levers that we control, some that we do not. just to put that in perspective, in order to go from maintain -- and% increase down to a 9% increase, you could temporarily shave off the cash-funded program by $4 million. if you look by 2017, just going from a cash-funded program from $43 million a year down to $39 million. the other way that you could go is you could ask us with operating budgets as well to say, hold the budget flat. we have held the operating budget last because of our extreme success, water conservation efforts and lower usage. that would be another alternative. all the models, we have always assumed, grow at that inflation rate. so we are not going to do than one year and take a holiday on the increase. the other things we do not control would be the marketplace. while we have been successful in our borrowing as of late, that is a record in our generation's time. the market, when we issue debt, maybe it decides that we are good agai

we have a group of parents come to us that look at some school district faces and we try to figure out ways of helping to partially fund and support development of that phase, so i think this resolution will go far in terms of helping us to look at and thoughtfully plan for needs for child-care in the community, for early care and education programs. at the same time, while we're doing that simultaneously, planning for the long term so we will be able to meet the often increasing demands that we face all the time in terms of quality child care centers. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i have been a resident of sand and cisco, luckily, for 21 years. i'm also a member of the nonprofit that the parents' group children's village organized to try to save the program there. originally in hopes of actually purchasing the property. obviously, i'm here in support of the ordinance, and i think it is really important that this passes so existing child-care facilities would have some protection from child care developers that seem to have no conscience around these items. when our group first heard

i think that it makes sense for us to look at the number of issues not only with the public defender mong the other law offices, perhaps. but i just do not see the reason to focus on it, so i would respectfully disagree with the author of this. i understand the spirit in which it is done. thank you. president chiu: supervisor daly? supervisor daly: let me respond to both with the same answer, which is that for eight years, almost every other instance, i have sided with a budget analyst and his recommendations. when it came to the public defender, i come out of deference to the elected official, sided with the public defender over the budget analyst, 98 times up of 100. in terms of retribution, i think where this comes from is that is when you are politically aligned with someone, and supervisor elsberd, the administration, you oftentimes are deferential to them. there are party-line votes, and you see it in the chambers of the time. who is where, but, typically, on the important stuff, you have a difference, and i am saying that i think i was wrong. and i am not totally sure that i wa

my supervisor at that time, john murray, encouraged us to look for permanent employment, requiring us to apply to least five jobs per week. in december, 2009, received an alert for a job opening with the city and county as a 2903 eligibility worker. [cheers and applause] i applied and because of my experience in the human services agency as a trainee, i was notified that i met the minimum experience and qualification requirements. [applause] my family and i were ecstatic. i actually had a chance of becoming a permanent employee somewhere. later, i took the civil test and was notified that i had not only passed the test, but i ranked number nine. [cheers and applause] in june, i interviewed for the eligibility worker position. as of july 12, i am a permanent employee of the city and county of san francisco. [cheers and applause] it has not been an easy task, but if it were not for the jobs now program, i would still be trying to survive. my kids and i have gone full circle, and i am grateful for the jobs now program. i've worked with great people of the human services agency. this has

so we see that there is a lot of cause for concerns and the trends um, cause us to look at these chemicals and say what is going on here. we know from the science that chemicals are ending up where they are not supposed to be and that is inside of our bodies. scientists can measure the chemicals getting into us, bio measuring. this is from the first chapter, indecent exposure, the intimate details. charlotte was surprised by the test results. mother of 2 among the first people to be tested for a wide range of industrial chemicals. test revealed that her body contained mercury lead cosmetics. i felt violated charlotte reported. she was upset about the pesticide. i never used them in my house, never on my lawn. i bought organic whenever i could. her body contained several variations of organic chlorines designed to attack nervous systems of insects. i never bought it. isn't that trespassing. i tell this in my story of mary broon. mary never felt called to be an environmentalist she was nursing her 6 month daughter olivia and a story had been done by texas tech where they looked at breast mil

she would like us to look at that again. that is what we feel good faith the amount is accrued, and that is a conservative amount, given the time that has occurred. >> questions? >> appellants, you have three minutes. no? ok. commissioners, discussion? >> i think it is clear to me the department acted, as far as our policy and handling these things, it has been since 2002. i would personally like to recommend -- support staff's recommendation that we uphold this to get the fees and defer it for 15 days to accommodate -- whenever the record is from staff. maybe we could get some input from the other parties so that this is resolvable without filing. >> i appreciate that. the actual condition of the building has been fixed. is there a way where we can mention that we would like these to be recovered but overturn abatement? >> can you hear me? the board could move to say, if the appellant had ex-number of days, then the appellate board would not support this. if it was a failure to pay the fees -- >> or in this case, we would h

tonight into and throughout the day tomorrow, low clouds and fog, and cooler air mass settling over us, to look 75 for san jose, cool overcast day for the coast. pacific car 56. san francisco, morning drizzle, a little afternoon clearing tomorrow. 62 degrees, the high there 74? sonoma. 74 for napa. oakland tomorrow, partial afternoon clearing, 66. union city, 68. inland, 90s -- no 90s, but 78 for concord, and 65 for santa cruz with low clouds and fog -- probably the fog will be there, too. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, cool, upper 50s at the coast. with the fog and the fog and then we warm it up saturday and sunday. >> alan: on to shu. the giants, four-game winning streak, first in arizona, nine years? >> mike: good knowledge. pays off coming to rehearsal. the giants' three-game win streak hasn't been all good news. velez was put on the dl after getting hit by a foul ball in the dugout. buster posey didn't take long to extend his hitting streak to 18 games. second longest for a giant rookie. the first one of his four of the day. huff police es one up the gut. rent rhea -- recent rhea scores. is

to see more. the treatment plant on the island would look to use a natural system. we will look at the different alternatives available and comparisons in the long term. >> what we have discussed here before is the collection system being primarily replaced by the developer, who will be responsible for the new treatment plant. >> will that be a dual system? >> the discussion has been that we would be looking [unintelligible] >> i can see, shaking his head. >> currently is a separated system. we have no intention to go into a combined system. it is very costly. with the mayor's office involved as a developer, that is not the intent. >> the climate change activities for treasure island is designed around the reuse of storm water and things on the island so it is a different view of the world. >> we are hoping to have a recycled water source from that plan on the island. the other benefits of the treatment plant upgrades, there will be a seismic upgrade to the system. we will also reduce adverse impacts that our treatment plants cause to neighbors. for instance, odors t

. >> i think it's important for us to look at this study and rethink our practice. we shouldn't just recommend supplementation for all of our patients. >> reporter: more study is definitely needed but now, it looks like it's better to get your calcium through food which doesn't seem to cause this type of heart problem. katie? >> couric: so is this a real conundrum, jon, for doctors? what are they going to tell their patients about this? >> reporter: it is a conundrum, and this may represent a real sea change. i know i have tons of patients, especially women after the age of 50, who are taking calcium supplements. and now i'm going to say, "let's see if we can get it from food, not just dairy, but other things... >> couric: like sardines. >> ...figs, almonds, broccoli, soybeans. we're going to have a more complete list up on our web-site but the bottom line here is one size doesn't fit all and doctors have to rethink what they were just automatically doing. >> couric: my doctor told me to get it from food this morning, in fact. >> reporter: and your doctor was correct

point be placed in front of the voters, so i would support a supervisor mirkarimi's desire for us to lookthis question in a hard way and consider reform. it is clear that reform is necessary. the crime lab scandal speaks for itself. from my perspective, i think there was likely criminal behavior within certain staff of the crime lab, and there were certainly some managers that were asleep at the switch, but i am -- i appreciate the new management, the san francisco police department is moving forward to quickly address the issues that we have. i think the questions raised today were important ones. obviously, we have heard from the police and army that the vast majority of police departments do manage their own crime lab, and we have heard from the city administrator that there are concerns with specifically making the type of move that we were contemplating today, but i think the larger question of what we do at the crime lab is still one that is open for significant discussion, and i would very much like for all of the various stakeholders, both inside city government, inside law enforc

it was an aging home with chipping paint the loan was used to look like this trend up and covered with is a lush and green with flowers and landscaping. they took this a big kitchen replace it with this new cabinets, countertops and appliances. the city got a federal grant to buy up and fix the palms and hard hit a broughams like this house which is now bigger model. have been abandoned and was a blight on the neighborhood. everyone go broken out to gang graffiti on the wall parity with the construction going on people is still double to furniture and art of the empty home. the city is selling his homes not to the highest bidder but to qualified low to middle-income buyers and are lowering the down payments. the not due to a profit but to improve the neighborhood that these homes were dragging down. if you will learn more about how to qualify for the program log on to our web site at www.kron4.com. rain kelly kron 4 news. >> the boy is launching a website that will be safe to browse while at work. web producer kimberly tells us about the site carried >> the smoking jacket dock, which y

quiet unlike a year ago when many locals came to say their last good bye to the activities they used to look upon as their last hope colleagues who took up the job in this to get the better protected business also. simple punished time is the only thing that's noticed. these days he's already in grozny. the u.s. house of representatives has convened for a third time over the chemical agent orange it was used by america during the war in vietnam and its effects are still being felt today and you may find some of the images in this report disturbing. i was born with and with tonight and missing a hand it is because of america's chemical war against her people in the jungles of vietnam that has left tran in these conditions she is a victim of agent orange second generation tran is one of many her story represents millions living in the shadows of a lasting legacy. these kids will never live a normal life their deformities physical signs of human decay and although their parents were not even born until after the vietnam war eighteen million gallons of toxic herbicide spray through the jungles o

and quiet unlike year ago when many locals came to say their last good bye to the activist they used to look upon as their last hope colleagues who took up the job in this ticket will be objective in this response. simple punished time is the only thing that's notice . these days is the artsy in grozny. and more on that as well as all the other stories we cover at our website you don't call him on his which you can find that right now to. find out a team of ukrainian animation is read this like a german to pose with their food bowl for costs they call to predict a precise picture of what happened in the world cup final long before the tournament even began. also we're revealing the russian farmers as strongly against these scorching summer heat which is on course to break new right. well in what's being dubbed as the most sweeping rewrite a wall street rule says the great depression the u.s. senate has approved a bill out of the whole of the running america's financial hot wire signed into law by president obama is hosting new regulations will provide greater protection for consumers and giv

to man's history, the english language. it's everywhere. and we're not using it to transmit, at least, the way we look at things. >> we have some audience questions, so let's go to our first one. go ahead. >> whatever happened to labeling news, analysis, and opinion? i come from the cronkite/huntley/brinkely era when i expected a commentary once in a while from these network cables, but when it came out, it was labeled. is the demand for viewership and money the reason the labeling went away? >> jan, i'm gonna start with you on that one. >> no, i don't think it's that clear cut. i do think that there has been a lot more morphing of commentary and viewpoints into journalism right now. i'm not always sure that's all bad. i mean, even as a hard news hand, i find myself nowadays, if i'm looking at political coverage, and looking at the he said, she said kind of coverage, saying, you know, i can't make sense of this anymore. i really don't know what to believe, and i will go to the op-ed page that i never read when i was younger just to find some viewpoint to help me navigate what's going on in the world, so i don't think that's all that bad, but i ag

. >> i think it's important for us to look at this study and rethink our practice. we shouldn't just recommend supplementation for all of our patients. >> reporter: more study is definitely needed but now it looks like it's better to get your calcium through food, which doesn't seem to cause this type of problem. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> the senate is expected to pass a major aviation safety bill today. yesterday the house approved the legislation prompted by the deadly crash of a commuter airliner in buffalo, new york, back in 2009. among other things, it would force airlines to hire more experienced pilots and train them better. >>> well, ellen degeneres is voting herself off of "american idol." degeneres will not return for the tenth season of the talent show. she says it was hard for her to judge people and sometimes hurt their feelings. actress/singer/dancer jennifer lopez is reportedly close to signing a deal to become a judge when the show returns in january. >>> straight ahead, your friday morning weather. >>> and in sports, an exciting extra i

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the original architect used it as a symbol of the talks in rome, a symbol of how important the water and the waterways are to us city. -- to the city. it looks like an aqueduct structure. >> what are the uses of this floor and above? >> we have about 10 it office spaces, private businesses, law firm, financial management, lobbying firms. there are all local businesses. -- they are all local businesses, very supportive of the marketplace. >> i know that some part of this building, the water goes underneath, the bay water is under there? >> yes. >> is it under the whole building? >> there is a sea wall, probably right under where you are standing. a lot of it is on the pilings. >> i have seen a guy on a little boat that goes under there and make repairs. >> and also, the coast guard comes, anytime there are logs floating in the water, we have to call the coast guard. acting get hung up underneath the pipes. >> i want to thank you all for coming. thank you so much for your great information. i hope to see you all again next month for our next program. thank you very much. >> the mayor, the office of workforce development, kick off a new program

this camera provided by bp gives us a live look of a mile beneath the gulf and there is no oil escaping. the way it used to look on the left. the view from wednesday night and on the right how the deep sea oil well looked since yesterday afternoon. amy hollyfield tells us more. >> for the first time in 85 days oil has stopped spewing into the gulf of mexico. bp said it capped the problem around 12:30 pacific time. >> it's a great sight because all of us has been watching this horrible images for almost three months now. it's the first time in that time period we haven't seen the image. i have to stress, we have to manage our expectations. >> he wasn't alone in his efforts to try to temper any excitement. even the president reacted to what sounded like to be great nice with calm. >> i think it is a positive sign. we're still in the testing phase i'll have more to say tomorrow. >> the new cap will be tested 48 hours. bp executives warn that oil could start spilling from the well again and it's not time to celebrate. >> within a few minutes after they shut these off, if they didn't see a problem there may not

to that promise. i look forward to working with all of you call ever to pla. we invite you to stay with us. we look forward to continuing this dialogue in the future. thank you very much.

i want to thank all of the speakers for updating us. we lookng into visiting the center this fall, looking forward to a partnership with the school district and the providers to make sure that we are doing our share. with that, we will continue this item to the call of the chair. madam clerk will call the next item. >> it is a file number 100571, safe routes to schools and muni safety. supervisor dufty: this is something we have taken on before to ensure safe conditions for young people that are going to school. what are wanted to do first was bring up a representative of public health, there with -- they are with dph and the safe routes to school and outreach program. we also have someone here from the transportation authority. we wanted to make sure that this came before the board of supervisors, but it has not been shared with the school district. i wanted to make sure there was good information about this. i'm sorry, with the commissioners. welcome. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak. in the interest of time, we were asked to speak f

to use our facilities occasionally as a testing laboratory. it is always an exciting thing. this one does complement, so we will be looking at what the best use of fog is. i want to move to the next thing. >> i gather that as you come forward with a project alternative, you would detail the technology. as part of the process, this would be analyzed? >> air quality, water quality, everything, yes. that is our intention. >> the other piece in there that we do not necessarily see -- when a design team was put together to develop alternative, their work scope could specify how aggressive we needed to be to look at alternatives. as an rfp for an outside consultant, that is not something that we would see. if we wanted to be a part of the routine design effort, that is direction we might give to staff. >> one last question. with these various technologies, do we have the proper land print to put them on? when we have to get more? the cambi and fog co-digestion, we have laid it out or withoutcambi. for solar drying, we would need additional land. we would possibly have additional land to acquire for acquisition for additional dr

you be willing to turn the gun into your local police department so they could get it up to us to let us look't find it. >> it's either in my closet or my bedroom. or it's in the car. >> reporter: shirley also claimed to have been home in iowa sick in bed the day of the murder. they could check the cell towers then but only manually. it would take two weeks. in the meantime, without that crucial piece of evidence to charge her with andrew's murder shirley turner quietly left u.s. soil and returned home to newfoundland. >> so this man said to me, do you know that shirley turner is pregnant with your son's child? >> reporter: coming up a grandchild on the way. the baby's mother the prime suspect in his father's murder. was it possible? >> people thought she was delicate but i used to look at her hand and think, it doesn't take much to pull a trigger, sdoet? i does it? >> reporter: when "dateline" continues. [ male announcer ] how do you turn one box of honey nut cheerios cereal... ...into a free year's supply? be one of thousands to win free honey nut cheerios for an entire year... its great ta

it invites us to look past brandon news headlines and isolated events. -- it invites us to look pastriannrandom news headlines and isolated events. this is the subject of my most recent book. here is the full list of 10 trends that i teachtouch upon in the book. obvious conclusion is that if you want the skinny on the rest, you will simply have to buy the book. bear in mind, graduations are right around the corner. before you know which, we will be into the holiday season. i promise you this is a gift that keeps on giving. it is an ideal stocking stuffer for the catholic in your life. this is an attempt to identify 10 forces. these certainly are 10 forces that are full of the implications for where the tide and treasurer of the catholic church will be invested in the years and decades to come. and this list is an exercise in a description. we are working on the level of is rather than ought. it would be interesting to have a conversation about what 10 courses we wish were shaping the picture. that is not the exercise i am trying to perform tonight. my argument is instead, these reall