and to accommodate lunch time webinars are thursday, may 19 and from may 25 from 1:00 to 5:00. the next item on my report is the essential subway risk assessment. the federal transit administration recently confirmed that the workshop will be held on may 25 and 26th at the public office. this is a full grant agreement. and the participants will include from the f.g.a. the san francisco transit authority, and our central subway and project management oversight personnel. this will provide a comprehensive status review of the schedule and cost risks that have been identified and proper mitigation strategies. we're confident that the project is in track to receive its full fund grant which means the start-up construction will begin in 2012. as you're probably aware that following the board's approval of the proposed m.t.a. part fast track grant, it was forwarded to the board of supervisors. they recommended that they recommence negotiations to establish reimbursement rate that are tied to inflation rather than bart fair increases. so what you approved was in your agreement was a -

with webinars, they can be live so they can be interactive.they can be rebroadcast later so people can look at them. i think one of the biggest issues with autism training is back to the certification. most teacher education programs do not have the specific autism certification track. california has passed legislation that has defined specific certification in autism that requires both instruction and course work and a practicum and that process has begun. a lot of the courses are available online so people can get them. the motivation for this is obviously to be a better teacher, but also there's inventives built into pay increases for people who achieve higher levels of certification. i'm not aware of any other states right now that have that same process in place. we are working with newman university in pennsylvania looking to establish a similar process in pennsylvania even though there's no state law that defines it, but building on what california has done looking at the same course work, the same kinds of things. what people look at i

. >> tonight we have a live webinar at 4:00 pacific time. and ask all of the questions you want. >> you can watch dr. oz at 4:00 right before the news at 5:00. you can also watch dr. oz right after "mornings on 2" at 9:00 a.m. >>> 8:48, happening right now, grave diggers at one of the 17 cemeteries in cowell ma are demanding -- coma are demanding a resolution to their lockout. they've been locked out after the owner proposed a $2 an hour pay cut. you are looking at some of the video of what's happening there. the cuts would lower the pay for some people to $15 an hour. >>> the coit tower will turn red tonight. it will be to honor those two fallen firefighters. in fact, the tower will glow red every night until friday in memory of lieutenant sin vent perez and anthony valare -- vincent perez and anthony valeria. the toyota tower was actually to -- the coit tower was actually to honor if firefighters. >>> a memorial is growing at engine company number 26 in the diamond heights neighborhood. this is video we shot a little bit while -- a little

with webinars, they can be live so they can be interactive.they can be rebroadcast later so people can look at them. i think one of the biggest issues with autism training is back to the certification. most teacher education programs do not have the specific autism certification track. california has passed legislation that has defined specific certification in autism that requires both instruction and course work and a practicum and that process has begun. a lot of the courses are available online so people can get them. the motivation for this is obviously to be a better teacher, but also there's inventives built into pay increases for people who achieve higher levels of certification. i'm not aware of any other states right now that have that same process in place. we are working with newman university in pennsylvania looking to establish a similar process in pennsylvania even though there's no state law that defines it, but building on what california has done looking at the same course work, the same kinds of things. what people look at i