calling a brand centralizing and reinvigorating effort this came up with something that commissioner wald as talked about i've heard her talk about that this frustration with our name are we sf environment are we a city department how do we communicate we're innovative and try to we are calling this a strengthening and any visiting we're going to be meeting internally and the commission is going to have to be a strong partner and come to the operations economy we'll be inviting you in and coming back to the full commission and the last piece of news i want to share with you is that cal has been our phenomenal climate lead decided to leave city government after she recovered from a very bad accident had an e that i have necessary in mere life wants to be in nature more working with the marin cash project and, yes for cal to be working with them lucky her and us she's promised me to guide me as help me as we hire a replacement even though we're sad for her losses that's my update for now. >> thank you director for all your work (clapping) colleagues your great work i'll add the ad jeff coll

. >> okay second from commissioner wald in my day job in the nonprofit i run i get the chance of seeing the grantees pretty much there the rp i and got to know peggy from the eco center and city college has a representative here we live down the street and they rave about the programs i don't think there's a better place to get testimony about the strength of the program he know she's doing good job and we've learned a lot about i've known their work for a long time and they're amazing and as well as parks appliances are they still here. >> oh, okay. >> urban spruce all right. well, we'll get to know urban spruce keep up the great work and formerly from san francisco announced the api the time of its departure was around the lottery and he didn't have a winning 0 ticket he put it into the blue bin remember clean paper can go blue and so but he was here so, yeah i'm excited that we're doing this and participating and i thank you director raphael and continuing to move our partnerships with the team and annie and shawn i'll be fully supportive of the motion as soon as small business calls

. >> a second arrest from commissioner wald any further discussion before we go to. okay public comment on the minutes art seeing none, public comment is closed i looked claude december and gave me a reminder to talk about a little bit slower thank you yourself doing such a good job all right. colleagues landlord/tenant all all in favor, say i. of approving the condensed minutes >> i. >> all right. i's have it all right. thank y all right. thank you commissioner gravanis has to leave us we still have quorum and deputy city attorney. >> i just want to say hi. >> monique next item. >> for the report for the office (inaudible). >> okay. so anyway that was a good meeting i am of want to apologize to staff i was incredibly late i ran into traffic with that said, i want to thank them for their dedication it was a very good meeting we i wrote some notes can't read them planning we did the planning for this meeting it went well, we had a bunch of notes internal goals to hit in terms of grantees being here and other groups we collaborate with in the year we hit a lot of those

beginning so she's well versed and suggesting that added so i do have a proposal from commissioner wald can i look at those commissioners your thoughts thoughts on the resolution, thoughts on the presentation maybe focus on the resolution for just a moment we're looking at the page one we say that we promote putting on end to disproportionate illusion in the community everyone good on that i can't take credit it's from commissioner wald on my right and from commissioner gravanis so this is for folks following along line 11 the department promotes putting on end to disproportionate pollution in vulnerable and then continues community as an integral part of our mission good with that what's the word - consensus so a lot of folks helped but the adequate restraining order council and a number of folks thank you. i'm good and folks are good to add on page 2 lib 2 that we promote the local job creation for a diversifies economy any other discussion on this resolution as amended? commissioner king >> i move to amend. >> move forward as amended second commissioner stephenson all in favor, say i

coal and petroleum coke a cool alternative and crude oil and our commissioners and our commissioner wald of the policy committee remember when we had the conversation there was talk about a new facility and pier 96 that the peer is looking to build a cargo terminal and it was praised from the sierra club and the grant institute asked the skew is this a facility that can one day have the materials they need someplace to go to port thanks to the ports leadership the port has said no to coal and started a policy committee and excited to share yesterday's at the board of supervisors the conversation has elevated to establishing san francisco and really this particular site this new facility at pier 96 at health department can be potentially with a little bit more work that director reaping he will will lay out we're poised to be thanks to a hearing by supervisor malia cohen a resolution that passed sponsoring from supervisor avalos and supervisor wiener yesterday supported the port and sf environment to make pier 96 the first facility in the country that makes export of those dirty polluting

. >> commissioner wald. >> i know you target the schools dow do you target accident schools there's nos like hot spots for sanctity issues can people report it to have a to be a targeted neighborhood or school. >> if i understand we tarmentd every neighborhood the tenderloin is basically a hot spot and at department of public works we basically start out in the tenderloin a lot of the sweepers from around the city and the department of the environmental services can go into this more but basically before those workers go out to their areas they actually go to the tenderloin first, we have your alley crew in the tenderloin that's stuff we're doing not part of the promissory note program but, yes we try to go to schools thought the city and we partnered with a company called elizabeth rat an online service through init is a gram the students we dealt with last year giving the presentations with the department of environment we're basically going back like the middle school we did the presentation for the sixth grade class now phase two to do the interact active component the entire 7th gr

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the action cam was on the screen commerce and wald ebb drive. the vehicle around the bus shelter here 3:00 this morning then slammed into a tree. three people were thrown from the vehicle. city iingly injured were thrown by medical. >> to young men hit by a car in delaware around 1:00 mill up to road new castle county. police say those men were walking on the shoulder of the road when the driver of nissan altima swerved and hit them. both were taken to christianne hospital. one is in critical condition and the other is in stable condition and police have arrested the driver and not jetta noupsed any charges. >> investigators in gloucester ntsy are trying to find out what sarkd a factory fire. the fire broke out last night seriously damming old mars graphics building in west field and the building is abandoned and firefighters expect to let it burn itself out. no injuries reported. >> we're counting down to kickoff. eagles take on the giants tonight in huge show down in nfc east. and the giants are right behind 3-2. look what happens in the eagle

democrats fire wald is iowa, north carolina a north carolina is still very close.owa and colorado, two of the three fire wall must win states for democrats you republicans are now winning. very bad sign six days from the actual vote. thank you, as the factor moves along this evening. dennis miller on a pot costume for tots: al franken refusing to answer simple question he about ebola. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but wondered if i kept digging, could i come up with something better. my doctor told me about eliquis... for three important reasons. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had less major bleeding than warfarin. and three, unlike warfarin, there's no routine blood testing. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial

joining me now are chris tire is wald, author of fox news first. why is that, chris? why are so many millions coming from the unions in the midterms? >> because so much is at stake for them. and remember, this is money that is not predominantly being spent on the senate races in the ongoing battle for control of the united states senate, consumed so much attention and so much time, this is money being poured into local races, slate legislative races, two gubernatorial leekses, union, government worker unions work very hard to hold the line against two things, one, are changes to schools, things like school choice, these are things that relate to teachers being paid or promoted based on how they perform. those are thing they don't want. the biggest issue is collective bargaining, saw in wisconsin, mich and other places, what they are fighting against. >> interesting, too, because almost all of that union money goes to democrats. i asked the viewers to tweet me what percentage they think of that money goes republicans. some people are really optimistic, chris, they twee

green bay packers line backer eric wald own was charged with felony battery against his girlfriend.irlfriend later changed her story to say she started the fight. he was suspended for a game. and another one, he said police threw his wife down the stairs and out of the house. the nfl suspended him for a game. cornell green, police say he slammed the mother of his children into a wall and hit her arm with a mop handle. he played in 12 games later that year. you see these guys meeting up with their spouses or girlfriends on the way out. did you see this kind of violent attitude towards women? >> no. i do not see this sort of violent attitude towards women. this isn't just a problem in the nfl. this is corporate america. >> it is? >> i think it's everywhere. right now it's just that the light is being shined on the nfl. the way the nfl works, they don't pay attention until there is public outcry. there's a sense around the nfl, this has been going on for years. it's just now getting attention. these problems aren't just happening in the national football league. this isn't the only spo

democrats fire wald is iowa, north carolina and colorado. north carolina is still very close.a and colorado, two of the three fire wall must win states for democrats you republicans are now winning. very bad sign six days from the actual vote. thank you, as the factor moves along this evening. dennis miller on a pot costume for tots: al franken refusing to answer simple question he about ebolololololol want to know how hard it can be... ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or to

history of discrimination, if you've got important, personal interest at stake as in palmore or in gris wald. if you've got a departure from an established past practice like roamer, then those are all factors that if we look at the case law seem to suggest that we're going to look at things a little more closely. >> how do they apply here? you can't say this is unprecedented, right? because this is the definition that has existed since -- >> no. i'm not talking about the definition. i'm on my third prong. it is unprecedented that ohio would unilaterally say we're not going to accept you as people that we will recognize as people who are married here. >> how would you say it's unprecedented the ohio supreme court and it's the key decision you're relying on says, no, this doesn't mean you have to recognize every marriage even if it's against the state's public policy? >> because ohio -- because it was theoretical. they were leaving open the back door. but when we look at the real situation here, this back door involves people who have a history of discrimination, people and an issue that's ve

history of discrimination, if you've got important, personal interest at stake as in palmore or in gris wald. if you've got a departure from an established past practice like roamer, then those are all factors that if we look at the case law seem to suggest that we're going to look at things a little more closely. >> how do they apply here? you can't say this is unprecedented, right? because this is the definition that has existed since -- >> no. i'm not talking about the definition. i'm on my third prong. it is unprecedented that ohio would unilaterally say we're not going to accept you as people that we will recognize as people who are married here. >> how would you say it's unprecedented the ohio supreme court and it's the key decision you're relying on says, no, this doesn't mean you have to recognize every marriage even if it's against the state's public policy? >> because>> because ohio -- be was theoretical. they were leaving open the back door. but when we look at the real situation here, this back door involves people who have a history of discrimination, people and an issue that's