oh, commissioner wald? anthony? >> all right. president bermejo, i've consulted with policy and communications sector, with the two suggested amendments. so besides those proposed amendments by commissioner wald, we propose, on page 2, line 18, after the word grease, to start a new whereas that says, whereas fluorinated chemicals are extremely persistent in the environment, leach into the environment and into food. the second -- the second proposal, commissioner wald, would be to, on page 3, after the final whereas, before the resolved, to add one additional whereas clause, whereas efforts to work with the disability community have resulted in kpemss for people with disabilities and medical needs and allows people one year to prepare for the ban, therefore be it resolved. okay. that's resolved. okay. that's ibe it resolved. okay. that's it? okay. so the other amendments are, just to go through them all, on page 2, line 15, remove the word marine, and after the word plastics, add the in the marine environments. the other is on pag

commissioner wald? >> thank you. where is the thing? all of our award winners -- [applause] >> -- are so terrific and so wonderful and -- and so important to this -- to the city and the communities that reside here. i'm just wondering, and i should know the answer, but do we have a little place on our website where people can press a button and find out about these wonderful people and the people that we've honored in the past just as a way to make everybody who goes to our website who needs a little boost, who needs to be reminded, you know, how committed and able and talented and effective members of the frisk community really are? and i would just love to see that -- san francisco community really are? and i would just love to see that everybody that we've benefited, but i it would be a great -- it would be a great way to see who we owe our thanks and benefit to. >> commissioner, that's an outstanding idea, and i will work with sarah and others on the outreach team to see about putting profiles up. i think that is a great idea. greg,

commissioner wald? >> thank you, president bermejo. first of all, i want to thank all three of you for coming this evening and giving you a slightly over whel with himming -- more than slightly -- overwhelming, if i'm truthful, but a big thank you for your effort. i have one specific question for sarah, and that has to do with your carpool campaign. clearly, you had a lot of success on social media, and i was wondering if you were able to measure any impact of all the advertising and all the efforts on actual number of people who were carpooling to the schools you were focusing on? >> i will give a caveat that i am more on the outreach team and less so on the safe routes team per se, so i can say -- from what i know, that data has not been collected yet or is still in the process of being collected. perhaps margaret has a better answer on that, but if not, i'm happy to get back to you. >> can say a longer version of what sarah said, which is the -- obviously, the ultimate goal is not just to do a fantastic advertising campaign, which w

ok joining us now live from indonesia is journalist max wald and max we just heard about this new strong aftershock on the island of lombok what can you tell us about it. yes i just spoke with someone who is there on the ground he said that actually in much iran which is the capital city previously hadn't felt the sunday quite as badly said this one and they felt a lot more strongly which would suggest that damage is spread even further down the western coast. again be at the center was in the north of the island all of the heavily damaged areas would have been hard to teach yet again of course this is extremely devastating for the estimated one hundred g.c.c. doutzen people who are already sleeping rough in makeshift camps across the island ok what is this going to mean for the efforts now underway to reach any possible survivors from from sunday's quake how is this going to affect that. i mean already i've heard it said. that for the damage has been done. to teach all the sting rubble and people should have. already traumatized from sunday. running out of building go all. out of the ca

than one thousand two hundred people aside just a few one hundred meters from where we decide is walding. all over now the situation is such that the emotions are still war people cry for the. people who don't see the problem was not given the problem of a decent burial actually calling out for the government to at least move the debris and exude those bodies to be given a decent burial or soon as they can now we've met a lady who was married only seven months before the disaster struck she lost her husband and sixteen members of one speaker. including the u.n. special representative one issue that came out is that. exploitation of the environment that you see the sensitivity of these disasters we've also spoken to environmental is to say that the way the environment and resources i've been always supported there is another disaster waiting to happen so virtually for the time being the focus now of these people is how to move on in life which is very difficult some have not have the closure they needed and so they're looking up to the government to give them the chance to grow and move o

have a number of items from the veterans history project throughout but particularly irving green wald. i believe he was a printer in his life before the war. he meticulously narrated his experience at the front. he's part of the lost battalion which actually wasn't lost but in truth isolated from the allies and do find a way to make it out. so we're really proud to have this item, particularly one because he provides a very cogent and descriptive experience of what it was like up to that point, but also because they are physical remnants of a war that we fear is being forgotten, despite the fact it's had large effects, particularly on civil rights, women's rights and the military as we know it today. that being said, it is worth highlighting a couple of other things. here you have a number of -- these were recently acquired and given to the library. these are just postcards of african-american soldiers. now, this is common for both white and african-american soldiers. you often have pictures taken and then these pictures converted into postcards. some of these are taken domestically,

it roup of five kayakers logs and debris which knocked them off their kak. 58-year-old patrick wald. water and losted consciousness. waldron was an experienced kayaker and was wearing a life jacket. >>> how safe is the ter in your child's schools? some parents in maryland are leconcerned afterted levels of lead were found in drinking water at dozens of schools. out of te3,000 wa fixtures, just over 200 tested positive for ellsvated lead . the affected fixturesere immediately removed, but there are reports that students had access to those wter out lets before they were taken out of service. parents told us they are counting on the distrto keep their kids safe. >> i trust that they would do the right thing. and make sure that it done completelff >> school oicials say repairs to water stations are expected to be completed by thest time ents return for the new school year. >>> dangerous wildfires in california have claimed another life. a heavy equipmentic mech assigned to the car fire was killed in a crash yesterday morning. this is the eighth death connected to that fire. and it is ju

chris wald is the study's lead author and he says any benefit to drinking alcohol is far outweighed by the risks it rises exponentially with consumption so we're very heavy drinker you'll see huge benefits by cutting down by a drink or day if you're still drinking one drink per day you'll see huge benefits of the adamas will she said re not every year you have a seven out of one hundred chance of developing one is to decisions when we look at the global population that's an immense amount for the average male drinker it's now consuming around two drinks per day a lot of recommendations still say up to two drinks per day is good for your health want to counter that evidence by really looking at the full spectrum of the research that's been performed on alcohol. and you can find more information on our website to address this is there a dot com. hello again these are top stories and al-jazeera another one of donald trump's allies has been given immunity in the investigation into michael cohen this time it's alan wise oberg he's the chief financial officer of the trump organization who th

earlier, we spoke with john wald. >> ron:, he captured some remarkable video of the stolen plane. >>hank you for having me here with you tonight. i decided to go down to chambers bay for a nightly walk. you know, like i often do. and i notice, i noticed a couple of f-15s flying around, which isn't uncommon in this area with mccord air force base nearby and then i notice a turbo prop flying around and the two airplanes seem to be chasing it for lack of better and i blew it off and i thought maybe they're practicing for an air show or something like that. who so, i started to capture video because i thought it was kind of bizarre and i continue to watch and all of a sudden i notice. >> did you understand what you were is were seeing? what you were watching at the time? >> i honestly thought they were practicing for an air show to be perfectly honest. i had no idea the airplane had been stolen from sea-tac. >> but the f-15s, were they not moving in a menacing way? >> they looked to me like they were chasing him away, but i couldn't really tell from where. they were over an area we call

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