that was a big challenge for us within the city, because we had to take a lot of time for folks to getto know how our fire department works and communications and protocol there, police and so forth. same with each of the different military organizations. i think that we need a lot more of these practice sessions for the logistics leads that the military has can work in concert with our different jurisdictions so that we get used to who is on first base, who is on second, how things work in the military that we can take advantage of as we are forging these relationships. relationship-building is one of the most important things to get familiar with, because that is about who we saw with and what we can expect to manage the expectation. >> along those same lines, partnerships are extremely important. just to draw a good example, we have a coalition with 29 state and local agencies that participate, that came together, meeting up this weekend. they are all working together on the water right now to perform a protective force and the safety force around the operations that are ongoing. it

within the city. that haven't taught us a great deal about our own dependence upon each other and planning together within the city. as far as international, we have provided teams of doctors, nurses, and others to haiti. we have worked with doctors without borders to mobilize clinical staff and resources. we worked to provide a medical equipment to other countries and devastated by disasters. because of the resource that we use and activate every day, we provide a great deal of resources locally and abroad. the next we are talking about, i wanted to give you an idea of what their resources on a daily basis or an annual basis to the community are. it is a system of 24 hospitals, so we have regions where we can rely on to back up and supply the resources and the people. and knowing that it has been in the community since 1856, we have been a long time partner and hope to continue to do so. what i would like to do is talk about these emergency plans. and it is not all about casualties. we activate our emergency plan at least 30 times a year. that is actual, real activation. you can put this one together, i

that is because the her using the force multiplier of goodwill within the city department, police department, and the community. and i cannot say this enough. it is all about the young people in san francisco. if we engage kids, give them positive choices, there is no reason why this cannot become the new normal in san francisco where we are just a safer city. again, i appreciate the mayor's support, going forward. >> [inaudible] are we not facing a crisis of a loss of officers? >> i do not think it is lost on anybody. the mayor and i talk about all the time. we have had a 4% decrease in staffing, but staffing is up in other areas. the 35 officers that were not working nights and weekends are now. that is akin to an academy class. more efficient and one of the resources we have will hopefully get us to the point where we are hiring more academy classes as the senior officers retire. that will bring new ideas and greater efficiency and a safer san francisco going forward. >> i would also say, the police officers to police work. when the chief graduated one of the largest cadet class is in rec

we feel will better prepare us for the future and better enable us to implement other technologies to help move the city forward and to help lift the technical maturity within the city. that is what we are charged to do. as an i.t. organization within the city, and to your comment earlier, it is something we face everyday, a challenge we face every day. leveraging legacy. respecting legacy, yet implementing technology to meet the needs of the business of the city and the needs of the constituents within the city. >> thank you. having a question for you or -- when you say cloud, there are multiple model ser -- models. let me simplify them. one is instead of building your own data center which companies would do 10 years ago and build your own computer room at generators and air conditioning, you use an outsourced professional data center. that is one move to the court, which is one move to the crowd. the second model, which you have actually used to set up a mass of private club, where you can now provision servers on demand for your constituents within the city. in the context of a government with the compliance issues and security issues and mission critic

and shooting is in the black community but we are using with young people who are out on the street in general and it has been a critical part of our gang task force within the city and coalition and i know that the rest of our cities use them similar for intervention projects. >> quickly, we lament the passing of earmarks. city mayors, i could sell my case for intervention and prevention to my congress persons and they responded. i have two operation centers in the heart of the most challenged areas of our city kept alive by a half million dollar earmark from congressman jerry lewis and that expires and they don't come back i end up the loser. largely, we did a sale and got a 50% thumbs up from our city to do that. most of that, most all of it has again to the police department. i was hoping to have a little more for prevention and intervention but the council said give it the p.d. so we have supported our programs largely by applications like those earmarks and other applications, cops grant and other anti-gang activities. we have become grant specialists to maintain the resources we have and we have become this remarkable alliance of community nonprofits and o

we have a great relationship with the city agency and partners within the community that help us do better planning. >> the governor is a former governor of the great state of wisconsin, president and ceo of a matrix, a possessor of one of the lumber resonate as i have read and quite a while. balancing wisconsin's budget without raising taxes. so perhaps we can pick his brain for a different kind of disaster response, but that is for a different discussion, i suppose. it is a leading global technology that can conduct operations in six continents. he will tell us about the work of a matrix. >> i would like to thank this area for a number of people leaving in resiliency. they have been in a number of national groups, one of the leaders of community resiliency. some might complement seek to you. and the employees of pg&e. their active involvement in disaster response. what we do, we are the leading technology nonprofit in the world. as an example, almost all of the charitable food in the united states goes through matrix technology. the most terrible food and the u.k., some food in africa, f

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the proposed location is classified as a preferred site for wireless transmission facilities and this is a mixed use of building. finally, that this will assist in maintaining the complete and comprehensive network within the city of san francisco and provides a service. [speaking foreign language] >> this concludes my presentation. after the project sponsor, i want you to translate something to the public. >> good afternoon. i am here from town consulting and our site acquisition manager. they are licensed engineers that conducted the radio frequency testing and prepared the report in your packets. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> at&t has a significant coverage gap in this area and increase and improve our coverage. this is included in your packet. >> [speaking foreign language] >> on june 2nd, 18 t held its first community meeting where we learned of the concerns of this community. we conducted additional out reach. we reached out to some of them are vocal leaders who attended and spoke. -- we reached out to some of the more vocal community leaders. we had a second meeting. to move the internet to the waste site. -- move the antenna to the waste site. as you know, the commission con

used to describe as the west. >> one of the biggest projects in singapore ever in size, scope, investment, and construction is the marina bay sands integrated resort. it is a city within a city and its dramatic presence leaves visitors speechless. it is all here. hotel, mall, casino, and use the notes -- museum, restaurants, and even sky park. people were told to come for the weekend and never leave. we spoke with the ceo of marina bay sands. >> i think, singapore, with its new leadership that has come into power in the past few years has taken the view of the future. no country does a better job of planning for the future or positioning itself to be competitive. part of the key to singapore's success is to be nimble and recognize the environment is changing, and therefore, singapore needs to change as well. >> the sans came to the government, came to singapore? >> back in 2004, 2005, singapore was considered the opportunity to open and to integrate operators. we had developed a position in macao. we opened up in 2004 and had engaged in an ambitious about the plan there. when the opportunity came for this came up, we fought for that and were successful. as a result, w

the proposed location is classified as a preferred site for wireless transmission facilities and this is a mixed use of building. finally, that this will assist in maintaining the complete and comprehensive network within the city of san francisco and provides a service. [speaking foreign language] >> this concludes my presentation. after the project sponsor, i want you to translate something to the public. >> good afternoon. i am here from town consulting and our site acquisition manager. they are licensed engineers that conducted the radio frequency testing and prepared the report in your packets. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language]

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sources within the depth -- department told us they were going to form a per rim ter -- per rim ter around the protestors. they say the city can't afford this. with the backlash against í oakland major quan, political analysts say the mayor may be treeding lightly -- traeding rightly. >> the dely ma is be stuff. -- tough. you have to go home versus we're going to give you a summer camp. >> we've been bringing the port a potties, the next thing we're going to have the food trucks there for you. >> now, we tried contacting mayor's office but we have not heard back. this morning we saw public health officials come through clearing out garbage, talking with the proto ters. -- protestors. most police are sleeping or on patrol. a raid will not happen any time soon. this site is a safety and public health hazard and folks need to go. the latest information we're receiving from protestors is that the occupy movement is calling for a strike of all workers next wednesday. protestors say they will jump on board as well and they have the backing of local labor unions as well as teachers. >> thank you. >>> four of san francisco supervi

within the last 24 hours. the city was citing unsanitary conditions. namely people using this area as a public restroom. jon? >> bob redell, thank you very much from san francisco. the occupy sf movement is more complicated because of the underlying politics here. mayor ed lee's decision to call in police overnight will be in the spotlight throughout the day. five members of the city board of supervisors were at the the protest early this morning to oppose mayor ed lee' order for a use of force against the protesters. supervisors jane kim, jan avalos and david chu all addressed the crowd. the state senator was also there. all the speakers announced their support for the protesters and called on mayor ed lee to stop the crackdown. we have put in e-mails to the mayor's office to hear from him about what happened overnight. we'll have his reaction as soon as he and/or his office get back to us. >> in oakland a lot of anger is surrounding tuesday night's protest. youtube video has people very upset. iraqi war veteran scott olson was injured on the ground. as you can see from this video people try to go in and he

us what that can mean. >> come to work, they get jobs within the city. >> reporter: my old cdc friend dr. danny fiken of johns hopkins walks these alleys, convincing moms to bring their babies to a cdc clinic in the slums for a new few moan ya vaccine. it costs only $3.50 a shot. the kenyans pay 20 cents for it. he's racing to save the more than 30,000 children in kenya who die from pneumonia each year. >> how are you? danny says everywhere he goes, kenyans greet him with the only english phrase they know. "how are you?" >> how are you? >> reporter: how are you? >> we used to call that the "how are you" song. >> reporter: and how do you respond? >> fine, fine. >> reporter: when danny explains to this mom that baby benjamin could be protected, margret comes with us. and as we head to the clinic, another mother joins us. you're coming to get the shots, too? and then, a few more. leading us through the tangle of shanties. this clinic is where they first tested the new vaccine. but just after baby benjamin gets his shot, the camera shuts off for a moment. and then -- >> we have to go. fire. >

the trail within a hundred feet of the water's edge. they can use wider wood roads and the bikers took their fight to city hall and said that the proposalugh. biking saying that there is not enough. >> they are going on a tour around the water to show that mountain biking is not hurting the water. >> we put in more volunteer hours than any other and remoor more trash. it is just not right. >> they said keeping the trails queen is crucial to keep the water clean. >> >> it is oven steep grades that we have to limit access to. >> no stun deto show that mountains are causing excess run off. >> i bow leave that mountain picking is as like hiking. >>> they hope to get things changed so that everybody can enjoy this. >> they will ride and clean on the trails and take good care of them. >>> the mountain bikers said that the variety of undesignated trails is $60. >> today, the astronomy buffs get a look at the full size replica of this space sell e scope. it is on display outside the center and the real web telescope will go to space in 2018 and will observe from a million miles from earth. >> he has made guitars for some of the begs mucisians i

allocation arena, giving the city within the region a share by income level that must be planned for in their housing element. these planning processes have been brought together for a land use element called the debatable community strategy. it must meet two requirements. one, it must achieve the great house guest production target, by 2035 in the bay area. two, identifying strategies for housing by income level. where are we in the prague -- process? there was the revision scenario, back in the winter. it was the first cut of what a bay area program might look like. in the second phase, alternative scenarios. the difference this that we are actually looking at constraints in terms of how much grove we expect to happen in 25 years and in terms of how much funding we expect to allocate to different transportation projects. this is the phase that we are in now. we will talk about it over the next couple of slides. we are keeping our eye on moving towards the decision from may of next year. that area includes a land use element that also has the reno. $68 billion in discretionary revenue is to assist transportation projects and programs. more on the scenarios -- the alternativ

the morning with demonstrators. he joins us now from san francisco. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning, jon. some of the occupy sf protesters do plan to march down to city hall within the next couple of hours to speak at the weekly board of supervisors meeting, to try to resolve the stealemate about whether or not they can stay here. an hour ago there was an encounter with police, very peaceful, which was in sharp contrast to what happened sunday night. we believe it's the first time both sides have spoken with each other over the past 24 hours. he stopped by to remind the protesters that the lines of communication are open. one protesters tried to argue, and he was shot down by another protester, who was trying to keep the conversation civil. the protesters do plan to bring up what happened here the other night when they do have a chance to address the board of supervisors during the public comment section of this afternoon. they believe that police used excessive force when they tried to shut down their camp, which officers say is illegal. sfpd has been cleared. they're not trying to infringe on their first amendment rights, they say. but you're not allowed to se

>> this is like the rebirth here, now so there's time for us where we're actually seeing what we need to do and motivated to do it now. >> oakland is fairly hands off with the city within a city but there are daily fire and safety inspections. >> so tell me what they're looking for? >> well the inspectors came out to look for safety hazards to make sure everybody is okay. say good morning and look for anybody with open flame stuff and anything that's a potential hazard. >> so far so good? >> everything is great. >> there were reports that occupiers threatened to march on the mayors office if the city didn't return medical supplies taken in last weeks sweep. occupy says someone passed its e-mail discussion group to make the bogus post. >> it's not true. we have no such plans. nothing like that is happening. that's what's called a false brag. we don't know who it is. >> the mayor has promised to return the medical supply today and in the meantime occupy oakland is planning its general strike on wednesday. the fliers are up all over the plaza and their goal? to shut down the city of oakland. noel walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco protesters are meeting with c

of the quake has been blamed for sparking a riot in a prison within minutes reportedly setting fire to the jail because authorities refused to let them out. an explosion in the western us with city of. one person dead and fourteen injured the last struck the fourth floor of an apartment in the city center eight of the wounded were taken to hospital for treatment and police say they're still trying to determine the cause of the explosion. but latest airliner has made its first passenger flight from tokyo to hong kong the dreamliner seven eighty seven is said to be lighter and more fuel efficient than its current rivals in the sky the flight came after a three year delay as boeing dealt with delivery setbacks one seats on the maiden flight was bought for more than thirty thousand dollars at a charity auction on e bay. for this business with. in the. business up at the south thanks for joining me it's a red letter day for scientists and business men working with nods acknowledging russia moscow is hosting the fourth and nanotech forum as part of the drive to modernize the economy and make it less dependent on natural resources president mitterrand vegas promises the program will ge

the administrator or mayor's office. we do understand that this city administrator is going to give us an update on the status here, going to happen within 10 minutes. we'll have more tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. in oakland abc 7 news. >> and laura, thank you very much. a free concert supposed to be getting underway for occupy movement at justin herman plaz yachl the performer from rage against the machine. he's known as a liberal activist and radical guitarist. the san francisco police decided to work with the occupy sfers in spite of city laws banning structures and fires in city parks occupy san jose forces scheduled to hold a rally at any moment now. members are upset police officers moved in overnight, cleaning out encampment at city hall plaz yachl authorities say they did it for health and safety reasons. seven people were arrested for trespassing or illegal camping and eight arrested for felony vandalism. police say he scratched a patrol car. >> new numbers show the unemployment rate fell last night. the bur yof labor statistics reports this, the rate fell to 11.9%. and today's report shows employers added 12,000 new jobs during sep

the city that they say are the most problematic. the mayor says 90% of the shootings and violent crime that happen in the city happen within that 100 block area. they gave us map, however they would not -- they would not give us precise details about the borders of exactly where those 100 blocks are. they've just said that they are mostly in the east and west oakland area. howard jordan says extra officers will be patrolling those 100 plox and there will be other resources going to the area. >> we'd have better lighting, other things like that, foreclosed homes, could be a different way to deal with active foreclosed homes in those areas is also a problem for us. also relates to crime. >> reporter: and this homicide that happened last night is the 85th homicide of the year here in oakland. there were 95 homicides in all of last year. live in oakland. >>> santa rosa police are searching for the driver of a car that hit a pedestrian and took off. it happened around 10:30 last night. police say they got a call of an intoxicated man in the area. when officers arrived they found a man lying in the road. a witness told police they saw the car hit the man and dri

come back to negotiations order for us both to find an end to these conflicts one took a shot be keen that all popular activities are peaceful city me and within the peaceful nonviolent framework of our struggle on that on it. says that mustafa populist investor to rush spotlight will be back shortly after we take a break stay with us we'll get back in no time to continue to. wealthy british style stock. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max conjure there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. even the wrong place and should land a sacred. magic is the essence of life. whether it is a buddhist prayer. or shamanistic mature. crossroads of religious. faith is strong spirit is. welcome back to spotlight i'm not in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is fired mustaf on the palestinian ambassador to russia you actually see but how about. well many people say that today the arguments of palestine in the united nations are the same that the arguments of israel many many years ago when when they were joining the un is it true. times have changed.

within five days on city contracts. he has failed to file the. those are the facts. >> the press release used the word dishonest. >> the facts speak for themselves. i would be interested in what he has to say are the reasons behind this. i understand that mistakes are made sometimes bit of a 69 times reveals a pattern-from the beginning, the question that i had was, was mayor lee going to be his own man? quick as they follow, is it awkward at all if he wins that you're still the city attorney? [laughter] >> let me tell you, and i will not reveal an attorney-client privilege, but we have met repeatedly since he announced his candidacy for this office, and we have both been very clear in interactions we have had with our staff that we expect everybody to be professional and carry out their responsibilities. we have had many meetings, and i think we have done a pretty good job when we're discussing issues to separate out the professional from the political. and i have been actually heartened by that interaction we have had together. >> all right, thank you. >> a follow-up question regarding that

used for temporary art. the idea is that even as we think about what prominent art is, we have had conversations that the city attorney's office and with leadership within the puc in the arts commission around our definition of permanent art. one could imagine that we would work with an organization, yes or pulling this out of the air, like may be the bayview opera house that provides recognition for committee members in the southeast. the idea is that we could -- they could produce permanent are they could go into puc buildings and facilities that we own, for example it would not be permanent are like the big buddha outside city hall, for example, but we would see it as permanent. commissioner caen: ok. my second question is, how is it going to operate in terms of if they commission some artwork that is not pertinent to puc how are the checks and balances going to work? >> we have it quite a few checks and balances in place. the resolution says everything from -- that the puc has full discretion over how the resources get allocated. so it would require puc approves all before our resources get spent. so there is that part. each year, we will come up wi

the mayor, new york city's mayor is expected to give us a briefing within just a few minutes. n any situation we have a crash like this, dispatches investigators out to the scene. they're expecting them to arrive shortly, but once again, five on board, four were rescued. the body of the fifth person pulled out just before 5:00 here at the east river in new york city. >> we have some dramatic pictures of one of the women on board that helicopter was rescued. i want to get those pictures and show them to our viewers. it was a dramatic scene, we're told this woman is now in critical condition. we're watching all of this very, very closely. jason, once we hear from the mayor, let us know. we'll stay in close touch with you on the scene. a tragedy in new york city. the east river. that's the scene where this helicopter went down. much more on this story coming up. much more on the amanda knox story, but let's go to jack cafferty. >> new jersey governor chris christie has closed the door on a 2012 presidential run saying quote, now is not my time. christie says he won't abandon his c