i'm deedee workman with the san francisco chamber of commerce representing over one hundred businesses supports the twenty-four hour to add attachments to accident suture twenty-four hour that expands the killers or wireless communication for funding and television stations and community yourselves the new attachments are the attachments for the be it resolved networked to productive the housing authority developments and san francisco library branches and to provide the communication for first responders for the communication system and addendum was issued in december 2014 to the towers environmental impact report found in significant environmental review of this project the san francisco chamber of commerce strongly support this infrastructure upgrades to make our citizens save and our economy thriving we urge you to prove the permit application to allow this important project to move forward thank you. >> good evening, commissioners i'm randy i'm appearing on behalf of the owner of k e mo a television station as well as the american television network we're requesting the planning c

. >> okay opening it up for public comment did he did he workman. >> is there a project sponsor sorry. >> ms. workman opening up for project sponsor. >> good evening commissioner president fong i'm on behalf of the owner and operate of the tower the tower supports 2 hundred and 50 antenna the project includes the state reserve and erosion and improvements 15 of the antennas for san francisco broadband network and others questioned by the city of management and to broadcast in foreign language broadcast including 2, 3, 4 spanish and several apologizing languages and antenna to insure accessibility for public broadcasting the antenna will not effect the safety of the tower all antennas are status quo state of the art and we have our colleague from the tower to address technical questions you may have with regards to the installation the tower commission is. >> frequency for the installation of those new antennas the study has been submitted to the public health department and evaluated for the projects even in the most extraordinary condition when the antennas were turned on the emissio

. >>> this video surfaced from australia, ordinary workman, taking down a pretty big brown snake.ut nothing more than a broom and his barehands. he's the macgyver of snake rescues. this is a very very very very very venomous snake. >> picking him up by the head? >> yes. >> he's seen this done enough on the noiseews and television. >> what? >> no. >> drives away. >> moving on from the terrifying brown snake, don't worry, there aren't any here we're going to see a doe. when suddenly it comes out, it's lost runs in -- no it's still lost. this is where its little doe life flashes before its eyes. watch what happens when it figures out where it's supposed to be. >> no! >> wow. >> just barely missed that car. >> changed directions in midair. >> credit to that doe. >> this video captured by witnesses in nigeria of a street fight. you see a police officer has somebody down on the ground and he's throwing some punches. take a closer look at who he has down on the ground. fellow police officer. >> oh. >> two cops fitting each other. third cop comes in now, trying to break this battle up. >>

the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today.. >> good morning good morning, everyone. thank you ouch for being with us here this morning for the groundbreaking ceremony for the future home health 360 (clapping) restore delighted you're here there this historic moment i'm the chair the board of directors for health 360 (clapping.) this morning we have a few brief speeches to commemorate the day and american people official groundbreaking with the golden shovel reiterate walls and hard hats we'll tour the top floor you'll see the medical clooi clinic and with all due respect without further ado i'm happy to introduce the honorable mayor edwin lee. >> thank you trish and happy new year everyone implementing i've been raised with a cultural that health it everything and being at the center this morning with all of you here is existing but i also want to begin with a

is seconded by commissioner christensen for page mayoral do we need a roll call vote or take that workman's compensation >> we'll take that without objection. angela page miller will be the new candidate for the cac congratulations. >> all right colleagues and mr. clerk call up the next item. >> item 6 recommended programs up to $5 million plus and cycle for the lifetime funds for the agency projects occurrence with the lp t prop b appropriates submitted by the bay area rapid transit and with the bus transport muni i didn't prioritization this is an action. >> thank you. we have amber for the policy programming here. >> good morning this is agenda item 6 on our packet for the lifetime it is administered by the transportation commission to support the improvements for low income residents particle those who come out of a transportation planning progress this cycle is the fourth cycle of the programming and its it the agency we're charged with programming $5.1 million bart and sfmta are also charged with administrative review their own transportation funding $6.1 million for mta and $4.6 mill

. >>> this video surfaced from australia of an ordinary workman taking down a pretty big brown snake with nothing more than a broom and his bare hands. this guy's mcguyver of snake rescues. >> this is a very very very very very very venomous snake. >> with his bare hand he's picking it up by the head! >> thatta boy. >> he has seen this done enough on the news and on television. >> but now what? >> there aren't any around here. when suddenly it comes out and runs into -- this is where it flashes the eye. watch what happens when it figures out where it's supposed to be. >> wow! >> just barely missed that car. >> you know what? credit to that doe. >>> sometime ago i told you guys about this marine melissa who was trying to get custody of her younger brothers in alabama. for a long time her brothers were in the foster care system. she wanted to adopt them. she eventually ended up being awarded custody. greg benson and his partners partnered with prank it forward to surprise her at the time with a new car and all kinds of goodies. the great thing is they customized it just for her. >> who

kenny, keith and charles minister, and dede workman and larry. speaker: michael lion for california alliance for retired americans and great panthers. we strongly urge that you pass this legislation onto the full board of supervisors. speaking from a senior perspective, medication errors after heart attacks and strokes are the biggest cause of admission to emergency rooms throughout the state. this is largely because our medications change often. when we go to the hospital, we're offered new medication in addition to the ones we were regularly taking. those come home with us and clutter up our medicine cabinets. paradox, another effect of the epidemic of opioids abuse is that for people with chronic pain, it's becoming harder for them to be able to get pain medication and i don't have statistics but i have stories of friends of mine, so anything that can be done to reduce this would be good. as far as the opposition from big farma i'm amazed they're willing to show up in san francisco. their outrageous profits and their high prices caused million

for a full-time employee about dh 10,000, including the insurance and workman's wamp and everything. >> the landmark restaurant closed doors on february 26th posally for good. four restaurants and six grocery stores have closed since january. many business owners are blaming the 36% wage hike. some say the businesses were in financial distress anyway. the bottom line is doors are closing, and people are losing their jobs. >> the business owner, a lot of them were angry. >> he said he will keep the new gold medal restaurant open by being creative possibly opening an hour later and closing an hour earlier. a councilmember said it's too early to panic. >> it was implemented two weeks ago, so definitely businesses are going to have to make some adjustments, but in the long run, i think it will benefit the entire community. >> danielle hasn't gotten a check with her new raise on it yet, but she's looking forward to more money in her pocket. >> that helps a lot. i had to move recently because my rent went up in berkeley and i couldn't find a place nearby that i could afford. it will help.

and your family and your friends and in some cases loss of income and you would get disability or workmans' comp but if you take the urine and blood test when you take your physical and if they find traces of drugs or antidepressants in your system and you haven't self-reported that, then that can be an actionable dodgers aefense and from your job. so the pilots should come forward and say i need help and i'm on these meds. >> tom costello, our aviation expert. thank you. >>> the highest court expected to release a report in the amanda knox. deciding whether to uphold the conviction of her and her roommate. knox did not travel to italy, but her ex-boyfriend did travel to court and her lawyer saying there were colossal errors in the guilty verdict. i'm joined from rome from chatman bell. it appears the sun has gone down there. any indication on whether we'll get that decision from the high court this evening? >> reporter: well, craig, it is anyone's guess still. we're cold well get a one-hour heads up from the judges before they come back into the courtroom to give their verdict. we haven't

. >> i saw one workman, david, who was ducking down under the water trying to pull these sandbags out. another man had hold of his hand. >> the worker successfully removes all but one of the bags, but there's one last bag still blocking the drain. david dives into the murky water to grab it. >> nobody sort of realized what had actually happened because everyone had thought, oh, he's just pulling another sandbag up. when he didn't come back up, all hell broke loose. >> the force of the water on top of the bag pushed it through the drain and took him with it. he was above the water, still at that stage, but his legs were wedged into the pipe. >> by removing the bag, david unplugs the drain, and now the pressure of the gushing water pushes so forcefully, it sucks david's legs into the drain. >> i jumped into the water to try and help remove him from the drain. his legs were wedged into the pipe. >> firemen, the roadworkers, they all just dived in and just trying to pull him up. >> fighting the incredible force of water, the workers are able to get his head up. he's gasping for air, and t

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this one fridays therese workman. she have says huge potholes after potholes in southwest philadelphia on 58th street atwood land avenue next to the save a love. just horrible. we will tell jenny joyce about that. >> jj is on pp, hold on. where did it the go. one at very beginning of the broad street coming out of the wells fargo center. massive pothole, at the the sports complex. >> did you that one. >> jenny joyce, you will be busy all morning. >> john berry has one for you, potholes up and down cheltenham avenue. >> all of phoenixville is one big potholes. >> the p for pp. >> hey, jj. >> reporter: yeah, guys i think they are every where. i know you wanted to us hit up old york road. we only had 15 minutes. we ended up on 27th street in camden. that was a tip from a woman at the cherry hill diner. man, it it was a bum py ride. we have seen, yep, we will see that school bus coming down this way with the kid jumping up and down and watch what it does. you have have to really take it slowly and messing up traffic here

south carolina is a state where like colorado, where ptsd is not recognized as a workman's comp injurye not designed to deal with ptsd. so uniformity in those areas would be a wonderful recommendation from this task force. >> i would just like to comment, based on one of my recommendations recommendations would every law enforcement officer be equipped with a vest. small departments maybe considering consolidating and making regional departments may be looking at a different level of support for those smaller departments that aren't able to come up with the matching funds for the investmentvests or don't have the capacity or folks that can apply for the grants to get those vests. having that support at a higher level for those smaller departments would be very helpful. >> okay. do any of our task force members have additional questions? if not, then thank all of you for your testimony, and please join me in thanking them officially here. okay. we're going to take a break until 2:15, thank you. >>> come inging up, a conversation with american urban radio networks reporter april ryan on

south carolina's a state where like colorado where ptsd is not recognized as a workman's comp injury. and officers can be forced to eap programs but they're not designed to deal with ptsd. so uniformity in those areas would be a wonderful recommendation from this task force. >> and i would just like to comment based on one of my recommendations every law enforcement officer be equipped with a vest. and in some of those very small departments that you were talking about there, rather than maybe considering consolidating, and making regional departments maybe look at a different level of support for the smaller departments that cannot come up with the matching funds for the vests or don't have the capacity, or the folks that can apply for the grants to get those vests, to have that support at the higher level for the smaller departments would be very helpful. >> do any of our task force members have additional questions? if not, then thank all of you for your testimony. and, please, join me in thanking them. [ applause ] we're going to take a break until 2:15. thank you. >>> good aftern