so like derrick and omni mentioned, we engage various partners, community partners and usf researchers and those in the school boards and different high schools in san francisco as well as supervisor mar and the small business commission and one of the activities that our group did with the dyc and the institute, we were able to do like an e-mail campaign and engage, you know, community partners that would normally not have been engaged prior and teach them about former e-mail writing, how you can't say what's up supervisor. you have to have a formal process and do a campaign and actually blast out the message that this is very important to various partners, and with very, very high response, so l accompanied me with a few other youth members to actually do some legislative visits before the board vote and i think engaging new partners and engaging partners like us is a huge part of the coalition and apart of the health department and all of our work and i think it was very, very highly received because when we came into the legislative office at city hall, and different supervisors sa

and also as we look at reform of the usf fund. and, you know, i've heard a lot of concerns, obviously, with this transition from rural carriers as well. >> right. so part two of the usf reform is reforming the smaller company, the rural company fund. the fcc made some reforms that were ill-advised to the fcc's credit and chairman wheeler, he's taken those off the table. and is going to issue a notice of rule making to modernize the fund for rural carriers, just like they modernize the fund for larger carriers. that's a very big deal and very important to get that right. in terms of rural carriers and the ip transition, many rural carriers have invested heavily in broadband and fiber and ip. in many rural areas ip services are available. the right reform of the fund should help a lot with it. >> mr. schulzrinne, would you like to comment on this? i'm sure you have some thoughts on it. >> yeah. let me comment on the technical aspect. thank you for your question. the ip transition, unlike in the older days where essentially rural --

is there a place you can download them >> we actually have the usf logo we've be printing thousands in the summer. >> their tralthd in chinese and spanish and english this is very important for your community. thank you. i love the sentiment and simplicity of it thank you for you for bringing it forward >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> thank you so this is great i really appreciate having i bring this forward commissioner norton. i wanted to say this morning we waved good bye to the entire ethnic grade class that is spending time at the camp so is this for the public's and rec and park this is the first experience outside in the camp madeer and this is where the bill of rights speaks to what we're imposing our children they'll be back in 3 days. thank you. this means a lot >> any other commissioners. ms. csa could a roll call vote please. mr. locally canning an oar mr. haney. commencing. ms. norton. ms. wynns and president fewer >> thank you very much congratulations. (clapping.) item e an serious council if there's no objection we'll take out of order the el cap finding in sectio

reading the new york times i can't find the time my wife and i take courses from the farm institute at usf it is a seniors study program. >> you are also you know you were a president to the central conference it is an honor to be distinguished as a rabbi among rabbis san francisco is a very unique place how do you sort of see the rest of the country, in terms of what is similar and what is different. >> well, probably one of the main things involves the issue of freedom of the pulpit i think there are situations around the country where rabbis might be very fearful of saying certain things that would upset their congregations, i have always felt as i have spoken with you before, that it was important for a rabbi to bring out both sides whether it is in a social justice program or sermon. speak out because people wanted to hear something again among the nice comments i heard over the years were people who said to me, you know rabbi after your sermon we talked about it at the lunch afterwards and debated it that was always important even if they didn't agree i loved the fact that it stimula

he was a part time teacher at usf and now a fugitive of the f.b.i. >> reporter: yellow crime tape covers a green door. all that is left after a search from the fbi. >> i saw a street blocked off and i saw the hazmat vehicle first of all. >>> men in hazmat suits went in and out of the apartment all day on saturday and say they foundil legal explosives inside. >> we don't know -- found illegal expleasives inside. >> there is no threat to public safety. >> reporter: now it shifts to the person who liveed there. 43-year-old ryan chamberlin. considered armed and dangerous but her neighbor considering him pleasant and polite. >> i would talk to him when we ran into each other, it was very frequent. he was pleasant, polite. >> reporter: he was socially and politically active in san francisco, working on several political campaigns, once running for office himself and part of the russian hills neighborhood association. >> if you have any sort of sightings or if you know him please let us know so we can help bring him in so people are safe. >> reporter: they believe he is acting alone and on the

wanted to let you know that we do have and we are very excited and we do have the two volunteers from usf law school who are doing some work in the office, and what is working on the ada work, for us. and then another is doing some back research on the state legislative matters, the pos, terminal and you will be having a hearing, with the department of public health, in august to do a presentation and so, we don't have staff does not have time to do the back research on that and so, helping with that. we are having a temperature employee and with that i think that i am going to conclude my report unless you have any questions. >> this will take a long time to train a new employee? >> yes, it does. >> i mean in terms of especially for the business counselors because of the level of complexity with each particular type of business, that may be involved and you don't necessarily know who is going to walk in through that door, so to be able to train and you know, somebody to be, able to answer any questions, for any type of business, it does take time. >> i am seeing that and whether or not i

. >> i would like to add on behalf of our dean here, colleges and universities do include usf and other organizations that have health programs so that [inaudible] is correct, but i ensure we want to take advantage of -- i know the outreach you assess is tough. because that could be an added resource. >> i ae gree. agree. lastly. >> the other added resource, within the hiv population, but some of those also could be partly related to have partnership with our private sector providers and medical groups and mans. plans. >> and that's actually part of the intention of our reorganization is our disease prevention and control branch. we were designed specifically to address that approach. >> very good. >> so commissioners, because this had not been heard at our community level, but was important so that we brought it directly to the commission, we had noted on the record that the commission will hold the resolution for two weeks for further comment that may come from the public or commissioners and that we will agent diez this for the commission at our next meeting. >> before we -- because

night and we looked at the changes in the security, and the evaluation of security that was done by usf was specific to san francisco general and we looked at enhance security and about the base line at laguna honda and i believe that the number was 1.2 million dollars increase. but we did not include in that was the increased security of the mental health clinics. >> supervisor mar? >> yes, i want to thank you for that potential list of revenue and say that i think that the street repaving pci score seems like one of the large amounts, even to improve our goals, but a little less ambitionly would help to save money that could go to deal with the housing crisis that you mentioned or what i would frame as the hunger and the food security crisis that we are facing especially among the many isolated and vulnerable seniors in our neighborhoods and i also wanted to ask the budget analyst from their report that was issued to us and there were a couple of policy recommendations and i know that the health air and clean transportation ordinance is one that is a small run, but the larger one, see

usf product bradly zimmer was taken by the cleveland indians with the 21st pick.t is in the family blood. his brother kyle was taken by the royals in 2012. also, in the first round. the giants took pitcher tyler beady from vanderbilt. he will start against stanford in the superregional. he moonlights as a rapper. he starts the top five. >> the people say it is kind of funny. following in the footsteps of guys like price and sonny. >> i thought the belmont stakes for tomorrow. saturday. [ laughter ] they are in the dugout right now for the race. number three, social media all over the board. this picture giving lebron tips on how to handle it. that is lance stevenson. number two, i have heard of bean balls, but never from the catcher. yadier molina hits it. nori aoki takes it. orioles won the game. cheney bestwick. what makes this story so incredible besides the bike riding, he is 42 years old! and he won the gold. we'll be right back. >> that's fantastic. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, when la quinta.com sends sales rep steve hatfield the ready for you alert, the second his room

usf slugger bradley zimmermaner possibly going to the giant.be the fourth round, fourth first round pick in program history. his brother kyle was the top pick of the royals a couple of years ago. it is a rare accomplishment that the head coach is thankful for. >> you know, we talk about the brothers and everybody still knows the aleu brothers. that's how rare i think it is. the combination of two brothers at one college being first round picks, i don't think that comes around or it will come around in the next decade or the next two decades. >> can't wait for that draft. we will be back ♪ yeah, girl ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ bundle ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundling -- now, that's progressive. millions on his horse.. but yuba city resident was doine money dance at the airport today.. he >> california chrome's owner perry martin stands to make millions on

he is now direct over institute of criminal justice leadership at usf. >> you've seen our numbers. >> yes. >> is this a problem? >> it is a problem today, yes. he is talking about these numbers. nbc bay area investigative unit investigated all trial if santa clara county in 2013. numberes this show that day in court was not rare. >> this matter will be dismissed. >> records show if you decide to challenge a traffic ticket in santa clara county, 12% of the time you will win buzz the officer failed to appear. records also found among the largest ticket writers, the mountain view police department is the most likely to show up in court, making it 95% of the time. >> i think that's excellent. i think it reflects the department and dedication of officer. >> but not everyone shares the dedication. redwood city failed to show up 20% of the time. and san jose chp did not make it 15% of the time. more than three times higher than the standard set by mountain view police. >> does the chp track these numbers? >> we don't -- we haven tracked them that close. the tracking did fall by the way side.

usf have five budgets 50 marines on board to help in the bed in an evacuation of americans. secretary kiri an interview with gallinules has a knowledge air strikes under consideration . if we engage in military action without a political solution we will be seen as backing maliki. and that is the opposite of 01 to do. >>: and manpower into the region: at the massive u=s embassy. bags are being packed. other areas isis, the islamic state in iraq and syria, showing off its captured weapons, hour from the capital. since january the insurgents the latest to fall is tal afar beaten and forced to say "the doesn't answer quickly enough. moments later he is shot. shia." the point of the group is trying to make is despite that america is used as a winning the whate'er they're also being x to joan with isis. of the next 911 style attack could come from people in that area. but daddy totem " see gas in the york. >>: aside has been hit in berkeley and badly injured while riding his bicycle. the investigational still underway several hours after the accident occurred. industry is still v

usf slugger bradley zimmermaner possibly going to the giant. he would be the fourth round, fourth first round pick in program history. his brother kyle was the top pick of the royals a couple of years ago. it is a rare accomplishment that the head coach is thankful for. >> you know, we talk about the brothers and everybody still knows the aleu brothers. that's how rare i think it is. the combination of two brothers at one college being first round picks, i don't think that comes around or it will come around in the next decade or the next two decades. >> can't wait for that draft. we will be back with tonight's top five in just a moment. ,,,, safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, dulcinea mini watermelons are just $2.50 each. mayonnaise is a must. best foods mayo is just $2.99. and get your spoons ready. ben & jerry's is a tasty $2.99. there's more savings to love... at safeway. the answer to treating your dog's f

and then we also -- i'm not sure if i mentioned it last time, but we have two volunteer usf law students for this summer working one day a week. and one of them, ronnie rodriguez is conducting research on factors on a business that may factor into its determination of whether an accessibility improvement is readily achievable when the direct or indirect costs associated is by cost through local government in time or actual cost. >> [inaudible]. [laughter] >> and then we also -- >> sorry, pacifica just went into the ocean. [laughter] >> and then wyatt robart is conducting some background research for us on the state law around the pos regulation and permit license that's required. and doing some sort of parallel analysis of what business activity is also taking place online. again, i think, you know, we have a lot of permits that we apply to our brick and mortar businesses because it's tangible and, so, need to start thinking about our online businesses and whether, you know, if it's a duplicate business that happens in a brick and mortar and happens online, either we need to permit both

and also as we look at reform of the usf fund. and, you know, i've heard a lot of concerns, obviously, with this transition from rural carriers as well. >> right. so part two of the usf reform is reforming the smaller company, the rural company fund. the fcc made some reforms that were ill-advised to the fcc's credit and chairman wheeler, he's taken those off the table. and is going to issue a notice of rule making to modernize the fund for rural carriers, just like they modernize the fund for larger carriers. that's a very big deal and very important to get that right. in terms of rural carriers and the ip transition, many rural carriers have invested heavily in broadband and fiber and ip. in many rural areas ip services are available. the right reform of the fund should help a lot with it. >> mr. schulzrinne, would you like to comment on this? i'm sure you have some thoughts on it. >> yeah. let me comment on the technical aspect. thank you for your question. the ip transition, unlike in the older days where essentially ruralment

. >> reporter: usf political professor taylor says cantors loss does not mean a move to the right by the republican party. rather, lacking a ground game. >> to leadershipambitious, taking his eye off the most important thing, and that is the local district that he needed to tend to, the seventh district in virtual. that is why he is now out of power completely. >> what happens now, will be better than what we've got. >> reporter: margie liberty describes herself as a very conservative republican. she says cantors constituents did not trust him on immigration and other issues. she tells me she founded the west county tea party patriots, because they ask not like where government was going. she says she's astonished by cantors defeat, but delighted. professor taylor says cantor is among the republican party's top fundraisers, to his loss will be felled on a national level. >> i imagine they're already trying to figure out who's going to replace eric cantor as majority leader in the house. >> cantor has thrown his support behind kevin mccarthy of bakersfield. the gop will have to hold a

. >> he's now the director of the institute of criminal justice leadership at usf. >> you've seen our numbers. >> yes. >> is this a problem? >> it is a problem. it's a problem today, yes. >> he's talking about these numbers, the nbc bay area investigative unit investigated all traffic trials in 2013. numbers that show that day in court was not rare. >> this matter will be dismissed. >> the records show if you decide to challenge a traffic ticket in santa clara county, 12% of the time you will win because the officer failed to appear. our records also found, among the largest ticket writers, the mountain view police department is the most likely to show up in court, making it 95% of the time. >> i think that's excellent. i think it reflects the expectation of the department and the dedication of the officer. >> but our analysis of court records found not everyone shares mountain view's dedication. the redwood city division of the california highway patrol failed to appear in court 20% of the time. and the san jose division of the chp did not make it to court 15% of the time. more than

. >> reporter: usf political science reporter, says kashkari's win is good for the gop. >> i think it's a significant outcome that they nominated a relatively younger candidate. >> reporter: cook says it gives republicans is a chance to rebrand a party that's losing support. >> my vision for the republican party is the biggest tent you've ever seen in your life. a tent where everyone is welcome. >> reporter: filling that tent in just 6 months? enough to unseat a governor with sky high approval ratings? >> it's an incredible uphill battle to think that someone could take him on. >> reporter: kashkari came from behind in the polls to win. he infused the campaign with $2 million of his own money. governor brown is sitting on $20 million that he didn't need to touch to win the primary. in the newsroom, ken pritchett, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> more details now, we broke down how voters in bay area county split their vote among kashkari and donnelly. >> voter turnout appears to have been at a record low level in yesterday's primary election. as it stands right now, just 18% of registered voter

also as we look at reform of the usf fund. i've heard concerns from the rural areas. >> part two is reforming the rural company fund. the fcc, chairman wheeler, he has taken some off the table and will issue a notice of rulemaking to modernize the fund for rural carriers. that is a big deal and very important to get that right. in terms of rural carriers and many ruralansition, carriers have invested heavily in broadband and fiber and i.p. in many rural areas i.p. services are available. the fund should help a lot with that. >> would you like to comment on this? i'm sure you have some thoughts on it. >> let me comment on the technical aspect. they can for your question. transition, unlike in the older days where he extendly rural -- had to copper lines to remote areas, now offers several choices that will make it hopefully possible to cost effectively reach all americans, whether that is through fiber, the long-term preferred option in terms of capability, extending the capability of copper, fixed wireless, and in a really rem

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his father was a first round pick in 2012 out of usf. >>> see that man? that's tyler beede from vanderbilt. now, he was the giants number one pick today in the 14th slot. but the interesting thing about this guy, he brings it about 97, he is pitching today against the stanford cardinal in the super baseball regional. and who plays for the stanford cardinal in left field? kate kelly's son jack. tune in. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >> the channel 5 connection there. >>> play of the day, we got rockies, diamondbacks. we are in colorado. and brandon barnes from colorado is going to hit one deep to center and we got some trouble, folks. that's going to hit, that's going to run, and mr. barnes is running around second, here comes th ball, inside the parker, yeah! inside-the-park homerun for mr. brandon barnes. your play of the day. >>> it is 5:25 right now. one person is dead after another shooting on a college campus. how a group of students prevented the crime from becoming far worse. >> reporter: and an early- morning house fire kills one wom

>> well, the fcc is in the middle of reforming the usf fund to make it more efficient and more focused. so i think if they can get that operationalized and in the field, we'll really be able to see if there's enough money in that fund. there's about $4.5 billion in the high cost fund that's devoted to expanding availability. >> and can you just, for a senator that's sort of new, can you tell me what's some of the issues you're working on to make that fund more efficient? >> how best to target funding. how best to identify areas that really need the funding versus areas that can get by without it. the current fund is sort of an old fund that allocates money in kind of unusual ways. this is a much more modern, targeted fund with a cost model to focus the money. >> unusual ways. it sounds like a euphemism. >> well, the old fund sort of was built on a series of implicit subsidies that were not well quantified. and then the funds itself, particularly for the larger carriers, was based on statewide averaging so that you could have a state with dense areas that on average would seem like it d

and the bright economic life they provide in an otherwise were economy, this climate action -- moves usfes. today, the american electricity system provides an affordable, reliable power 70's a week, three under 65 days a year to families, schools, hospitals and businesses. the existing source rule as proposed will increase costs to all consumers significantly. as always, that is a special hash that especially its the poor, the elderly, those on fixed incomes for no measurable effect on climate change. in reality, this rule is essentially a federal takeover of the american electricity system. is everyone here really comfortable with epa being fully and completely responsible for all of those details of our electricity system. the only thing missing from this strategy is an empty promise from the president. if you like your affordable energy, you can keep your affordable energy. we like it, we want to keep it. this rule will destroy it. thank you, mr. chairman. >> iq, senator vitter. -- thank you, senator vitter. i am very honored to have here today great leader in this effort, barbara box