and their commanders that the workshops are necessary. -- that the workshops are unnecessary. thereby discouraging participation. therefore my bill would require d.o.d. to ensure that all eligible service members participate in a core curriculum and one of the two day workshops. as with the core curriculum, participation in the two day workshop could be waived for certain departing service members. including those with ecialized skills who are needed to support an imminent employment. in addition, the bill would allow service members who do not wish to participate to opt out of the training. however, the ultimate goal is to ensure more service members receive this targeted training and boost the current 15% participation rate. there is farrer more we can do as a country to make certain our warriors are well he equipped both practically and emotionally to deal with the challenges of civilian life. i believe passage of this legislation would be a step in the right direction. i respectfully ask my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support this bill. thank you. i yield back

residents who came to the workshop. again, we only had 155 people total and that re.sed 113 households and some households are worth more than one individual present. so, we didn't have a lot of post d.d.a. households. arws has had some phone calls from post d.b.a. households and has been providing some background information. also, some contact from people who believe that they are moved here pre-- prior to july 2011 and so for those households, we'll conduct a review to make sure that we have complete and accurate leasing records with on shore company. but, yeah. some contact but not extensive. >> thank you. >> linda? >> yes, bob. i said this before. so this presentation is excellent. and we have all the great outcomes. i think what i will suggest is to have all this information an excel with a spread sheet and the reason is because down the line, it might take one person or two or three and they're going to challenge this process. but we need to be able to document in a way that people will be able to see the overall

there are various workshops. in 2015, we paid $261, in 2016, $200 for the workshop. this may not sound like much, we 500 to $800 for the insurance. we have to pay for publicity. we are volunteers. we have no office. we are totally funded. the resolution would help bring the school district facilities for professional development. it will increase the number of resources to provide for teachers. if you are eager to share the experiences with other teachers in the district, thank you. >> good evening to all of you. the officials and members of the teachers federation. and the board members, i know some of you. talking about the dreams and goals for their district. teachers who are trained and supported. they are not just the words of our teachers an expert in the structure but experts in education. >> i want to follow that up with a little bit of history. it is nice to hear the talk. i know as an educator, 26 years ago, it was so active. something happened. our, you know, with the union executive board i felt so passionate about the reenergizing. we have educators [ind

i will give them all of the information about the workshop. and more details will be available on the website too. >> i am wondering, if people were to get the list of stewardship parishes they were currently practicing, if they could visit and see what goes on at that parish and see if it is something that appeals to them. is that possible? >> sure. we are working on the website now. the list will be there. but saint augustine's in south san francisco, saint cecilia in san francisco and holy name and star of the sea. >> just to finish up, rod, your website is rich with detail for people who want to know all about what development is and all about what giving is. and ways in which they can give. you have planned giving -- complete information as to how you can take part. in fact, iran the website and i know what is on it. if you come to the website and you are looking to find rod or florence and you are looking for development or stewardship, at the top, there is a button. the button says, giving. as we established today, the button should als

. >> it's like your workshop. you have to have a workshop. >> but her workshop and the sense of community here is suddenly at risk. public records show a few months ago a cannabis company in denver called green sage bought the cannery. rebecca met one of the owners in the parking lot. >> i said what are your intentions for this building. he said we're going to convert it to commercial. >> the plan the tenants say is to convert the entire building into a massive marijuana growing facility. >> i said will the residents be allowed to stay, he said no. don't worry it's not going to happen right away just eventually. >> so no answer at green sage. i actually just got a text message from the managing director whose name is ken greer that says i can't speak at this time. all that ken has told me so far is that he confirmed there was a purchase. he would not talk about what the plans were for the cannery. in fact he said i have no comment on any of this and he said he only answered the phone because he thought i was an in

we have other outreach, including design outreach workshops. this fast evolving era with technology and policy moving at rapid pace, it's important to stay connected and keep the dialogue up. i they we have made clear what our hopes and expectations are and that's a good way to engage with industry partners and other agencies grappling with the complexity of new technologies and hopefully the benefits they bring to our city. the muni equity strategy is underway. you have seen that through notifications through your offices and online and other outreach that mta has been doing. this is the final phase of the 2018 service equity strategy. this began in 2013 actually under a prior county-wide plan and mta's own strategic plan, focusing on eight equity neighborhoods and making sure we close gaps and improve conditions for those most dependant on public transportation. mta has administered general surveys and received quite a few responses and will recommend to their board and plan to come to our board as well to brief you all and the public through

working with top hollywood directors to bring their vision to life we caught up with him at his workshop. it's good to fight the adventures in iowa dogs take place in a dystopian future. the models that from the background to the stop motion animation are the creation. of berlin the battle for decades he and his team have been producing scale models and props for film and television productions are much like the ones they have now made for wes anderson his band of canine teams. to him tiger they made backdrops and sets of course instead of building big sats like in an ordinary feature film it's all made on a much smaller scale the goal isn't to make something realistic. we created our own while walking together with the set designers the director and others. but i think it's not the first collaboration with the director seymour and vice i also worked on anderson's hit comedy the grand budapest hotel. his miniature scale model of the hotel helped create an astounding old world opulence that anderson brought to life on screen. i love models and when i and i i just respond that there's a so

we don't give people the opportunity and i think this workshop that we are taking around the countrywill be a a moment for white women to reflect and come out strong in 2018 so i still have hope. >> i was on c-span almost two years ago when a man called in from carolina who said i'm a white male and i am prejudice and went to talk on about stereotypes and he's because the video went viral he said i want to be a better american what can i do to change and i completely agree it is so important that we have this huge make a phone to invite people into recognize some of the loudest people have created a story the fear that people like you and me are hurting america that we are threatening to their families. it is one of the oldest lies of the founding of our country and that kind of fear has been manipulated by donald trump who is hurting this country and our standing in the world in so many ways and even now with millions of white americans are having second thoughts. >> and to be vulnerable those places may be to never have a conversation with a muslim american to say ask me anything.

afro feminists collective it's an organization that had a festival in paris they organized some workshops some of them were prohibited to north african women others were open and there was a big outcry at the time because it was seen that white french people were being banned from these workshops i read the you said the north african women asian women were also not so loud. but whoever was most into loud isn't it still some form of segregation you know because segregation is something that comes from the state and that really instore account of a hierarchy so saying that there are people who have moved more value that other people those workshops where men for black women just to meet and to speak about their issues for a couple of harris that doesn't threaten anything regarding the low it's just a space where black women can speak about the issue that can be discrimination that they are facing the very specific discrimination that they're fifteen as black women you have some other activities that would be open to all women of color because as a woman of color you don't experience the sam

at four workshop this past fall the workshop initiative brought together policymakers, busy leaders, educators and others who are working to create more opportunity and strengthen our economies by sharing best practices and discussing common challenges and learning from each other to do what we can to address work force challenges. every persons western state is grappling with this. in my conversations with other governors identify this as a problem we face together. the workshops have enabled us to identify some common themes such as increasing career awareness among our young people. as they're making choices about pathways they follow they have a since which lead to job opportunities and which maybe lead to less of those opportunities, fewer of those opportunities. they helps us find work-based opportunities one needs to succeed in the career of choice. the initiative started with webinars built on topics discussed at the worships and also have other opportunities for participants to engage and report at the first wga meeting next june. we have a short video here now that talks ab

she expanded her business just beyond taking pictures to teaching boudoir workshops.reating how-to workshops to sell on her website and it led to sponsorships from the photo industry. how is this revenue-wise from taking pictures to all the other stuff that you do, the seminars and workshops and sponsorships? >> sure, it's about half and half right now. it's important to do this because i can't teach other people how to do it if i'm not doing it. so that's number one. number two, i enjoy it and it is why i got into the business in the first place. i enjoy connecting with the clients and doing that work. but the other side of it and the other passive income is important to me to allow work/life balance and play hookie with my kids. >> with her schedule in check, her singular focus on all things related to boudoir photography has paid off making her the go-with person on the subject. >> certainly, i have become an expert in this field. because i specialize so early on, i was really one of the few photographers doing that. i was starting to gain my position and notice fr

now we have a lot more workshops. we have workshops for teachers, for people who do various kinds of history. we have a lot of professional development sessions. the format has become a lot more flexible. a lot more roundtable this morning which consisted of one person speaking for 10 minutes about an op-ed he had written and three other historians criticize what he has written, responding and opening up to the audience. --is not the same kind of let's all stand here and talk about our research. the subcategories of history have expanded a lot. i'm talking to people were studied baseball history and medical history. was that prevalent a decade ago? james: probably not. i think people have probably rotted. borroadened. the areas that are considered legitimate. everything has a history is our tagline. the areas that arewhether it is, baseball. it is not just that everything has a history but there is a reason for which history matters that people don't realize. i was discussing with the number of congress a year ago the

job squad is present and holding workshops, being present and letting owners of know of workshops available if the need is raised to us. for example in chinatown in the past, when there were issues related to the department of public health, we made sure that the city and its programs could be accessible to that community. as it relates to the small business center, one of the next steps that they want to take is what are the diversity of ways that they can provide workshops on-line and test out the ability for that to be absorbed by communities who may or may not be able to is being ses those programs. but we have seen when we talk about the potential for increasing resources or increasing attention relating to e-commerce needs for small businesses, one of the hesitations that some have brought up is would those communities be willing or wanting to or to benefit from that adaptation or those adaptive services, and those answers is absolutely yes, so i think it's something worth trying out so that we can begin doing that, and just continue on building what our outreach is, the engagement is

the workshop runs until 5:00 p.m. at the board of supervisors chambers on administrative drive in santa rosa and it's also being streamed on the county's web site. >>> today is not record breaking but definitely warm out there now. >> warm and it's very dry. you guys are talking about fires and the conditions seem to be prime for that. we are seeing windy conditions, very low humidity levels and warm temperatures. here's a live look across our vaca camera across mount vaca. and across the north bay, it is very breezy, and here are your headlines, humidity levels down to 20 to 30%, actually, i'm noticing some humidity levels dropping to the teens, a gust between 40 and 60 miles per hour in some spots. we will be warm, a little bit cooler than yesterday's afternoon highs. well above average, so let's take a look right now at some of those wind gusts, mount diablo, 63 miles per hour gusts. rose peak, 40. it's pretty breezy out there. sustained winds, you'll notice the direction here, the winds coming out of the northeast

legacy businesses have access to all training workshops offered through the san francisco small business development center or spdc at no cost. topics include marketing, financial management, quick books, access to capital and technology. spdc partnered with business blocks, a san francisco small business company to provide free seats in the main street marketing online course which has a retail value of $750. in this course the businesses learn marketing strategy, master on and offline marketing tactics to reach new customers and create a marketing plan for their specific needs. for 119 legacy businesses on the registry as of december 31st, 81.5% were for profit businesses versus nonprofit organizations. this represented a slight increase of 1.7% from the previous report in august. for the city as a whole it is estimated 94.3% of the city's establishments are for profits. 97.4 are nonprofit. there were 20 applications to the fpc. it included all 20 on the registry. acknowledged the 100th business on the registry, submitted 12 business applications to the hpc, completed contract negotiat

people from all over the world come to the festival workshops with famous artists like i said quickly booked up. lots of dancers have come especially from asia many are there for the long haul taking courses during the day going to concerts at night and living and illusion style flamenco pure and simple others like you only have wealthy always happy but family perhaps different different feeling soul express every day when. different is even a music but depends on the feeling when dance i think this is just why am. i. this is why i am and my cultist. midnight performances in the but day goes of head as a particularly popular the come said. is a homage to the women. it's the classical side of flamenco. but. i. guess flamingo is not the menko is a living culture it just continues to evolve as it should. in the traditional form of flamenco should progress too but there are artists who are fighting for real advances or do not want to express what moves some right now to the k. because i don't know why they didn't. and it's this cultural diversity that makes the festival so special. thanks

all about this passionate dance and the music that accompanies it for two weeks performances and workshops abound at the annual flamenco festival and because people there grow up with flamenco in their blood it has to be top notch and that's why it's a huge draw for international dance. taking the audience on a subconscious. technique and experimental. takes. for the. boy so you know. that's me. and me is an imaginary individual living in a fantasy world that i carry out when i create something new i'm like a child living out my fantasy fantasy adding with. curiosity and this childlike innocence so my show channels are childlike creativity and fantasy. challenges conventional. publication. the respect of critics and audiences. is regarded as one of the world's greatest. t.v. though i don't view the awards i've won since starting to perform in dresses as praise for my own accomplishments. nominate. they acknowledge that everyone should express themselves in dance however they want it. it is flamenco festival has about this program. the johnson originated in the region of and illusion and is

it is important to recognize then in the undertaking of this project, the giants held numerous workshops and open houses. it was commendable the hard work and dedication exhibited by local groups such as south beach rincon hill mission bay neighborhood association and the mission bay citizen advisory committee whose voices helped shape this project. with their input and commitment to a better san francisco along with civic leaders, social interest groups, and other political leaders citywide, the mission project is a model development. it is a win-win for all. the reverend arnold townsend said something at the port commission hearing january -- >> thank you. and as the timer comes up, you're welcome to finish your sentence, so if we can allow people to do that, thank you. thank you. >> hi. my name is stephanie mueller. i'm here to represent delancey street neighborhood. i agree we've been friends and partners of the giants with at&t park and the entire building of the community, and we are so looking forward to the possibility of jobs, the possibility of some affordable housing. just as

when i came home from school, i often went to a workshop.few designers already from the early 60s. few designers already from the early 605. i few designers already from the early 60s. i think i, in a positive way, i will be criticised quite a lot what they did, and tried to suggest other things for them to build. i never practised lessons for the school, basically. so i probably spent three, four hours a day at least, andi three, four hours a day at least, and i was used very much as a model for the boxes. the local photographer came and took pictures of me and my sisters for the boxes. a little plastic world is finished and open to the public, they call at legoland. my father thought that probably if he was optimistic the about 250,000 guest a year. we are having about 1.9 million guest to the legoland every year. the idea was to create a smaller figure that could fit into cars and houses and so could fit into cars and houses and so 011. could fit into cars and houses and so on. the first mini figure was just a static figure with no arms a

this youth summit is to cultivate youth leaders through workshops and inspire presenters. if you would like to come, make a reservation with our sac coordinator. >> finally, on our report, we are taking applications for new student delegates, which means i won't get to sit in this seat forever. our student delegate meeting will be this friday, march 2nd, 2018, at 5:30 p.m. this is when the applications for student delegate are due, and as i said, the due date for the applications and the time of the meeting, friday, march 2nd, 2018, at 5:30 p.m. >> our next sac meeting will be on march 5th at 5:00 p.m. in the cafeteria. of the sac is a public council and anybody is welcome to attend. if you would like to attend, make a presentation or would like a copy of our agenda, please contact our sac supervisor. thank you. >> all right. thank you both. item five is our advisory committee reports and appointments to advisory committees by board members. we have two committee reports this evening. i'm sorry. one. it's the report from the mike rant education parent advisory council. i b

they're both white and a young young woman heather marie for the workshop after the convention called confronting white womanhood. original people thought it was controversial and he said here we go again. you want to be all feisty about stuff and dividing women between white versus women of color so we took the risk in these young women these beautiful inspirational well thought out workshops together and put it in a room and we thought no one would go because a lot came to the convention were white and we have a photo that is one of the most remarkable photos of ever seeing where the line woman line have filled up hundreds had gone in and people were sitting against the wall and on the floor and there was a line wanted to get into the workshop had repeated the next day because more women couldn't wanted desperately wanted to present the dispute. we know white ministering to analyze themselves and say i'm not that person but i understand that being white somehow unintentionally i have been complicit in some of the suffering that has happened around me to people of color. they want to

we are getting the credit and our names are on the award, but the amount of people in the workshops involvedare to receive our reward. the 39—year—old make—up artist has a cv full of blockbusters to his name, but this is his first—ever oscar nomination. but look at the work here, the colour. spending a bit more time prepping, that is why the day was so long, i wanted to make sure i painted all of it perfectly so that they match every day. david flies out to los angeles for the oscar nomination lunch this weekend. then back for the baftas, before heading off to la again for the oscars themselves on the 4th of march for what could be his finest hour. now the weather. it has been a fine winter's gave for many of us with sunshine around. one or two showers dotted about in the east of england in particular. overnight in the keen easterly winds some of these will fall as snow, particularly in the south—east of england. there could be icy patches but not everyone will see the snow. a widespread frost going into monday morning with isolated fog patches. the snow showers affect parts of east anglia a

if you can't make it you can watch the workshop on line. this week marks four months since the start of the north bay wildfires. sky 7 shows you what's happening now. this is what's left of the journey's end mobile home park in santa rosa. two people died there. 43 homes survived the fire. >>> we are getting another encouraging update about ryan joseph, the high school wrestler in pleasant hill recovering from a spinal cord injury. there was a huge outpouring last night. lilian kim has more on that. >> reporter: with raffle tickets, volunteers raised money any way they could. >> we're all here supporting ryan and love ryan. we're ryan strong. >> reporter: more than 500 people showed up at college park high school in pleasant hill. ryan suffered a spinal cord injury during a jayvee wrestling match three and a half weeks ago. his team was competing against a rival school. >> at the end of the day it's a freak accident. nothing we could have done. >> reporter: they are buying a lower floor mobility van, a vehicle with ramps that can accommodat

we've had many, many meetings, many, many workshops over the last ten years, and the giants listened to the community. i get my park up front, which is really important. i want to thank all of the other city agencies who have cooperated on this. this has been a tremendous interagency cooperative effort: oewd, mta, planning, public works. everybody has worked together on this to get to a project that i hope will be better than mission bay, and i urge your support. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. good afternoon, madam chair and members of the public. my name is maya aguilar, and i serve as the manager for the san francisco parks alliance. we are over 200 community groups leveraging -- every year, we try to raise millions for or parks, playgrounds and open spaces. i'm here representing the parks alliance in support of the mission rock project. i served in the parks alliance for two years and ever since completion of the big trail has been a huge priority for us. we believe that opening the waterfront and making connections to reconnect the waterfront to the population, it's a

she expanded her business just beyond taking pictures to teaching boudoir workshops.ating how-to guides that people could purchase on her website, and eventually it also led to sponsorships in the photo industry. how is this in your business now revenuewise from taking pictures to all the other stuff you do the seminars and workshops and sponsorships? >> sure, it's about half and half right now. it's important to do this because i can't teach other people how to do it if i'm not doing it. so that's number one. number two, i enjoy it and it is why i got into the business in the first place. i enjoy connecting with the clients and doing that work. but the other side of it and the other income and some of it is passive income, is important to me, because it allows me to have work/life balance. and take a day off. and play hookymy kids. >> with her schedule in check, her singular focus on all things related to boudoir photography has paid off making her the go-to person on the subject. >> it certainly was not by design to become ap expert in this field. i think because i

dance, and visual arts, we would propose broadcast communication and film and photography studio workshops, and this would after the public to develop workforce and training skills in digital media and being able to offer workshops and projects relevant in a digital age to people without any access. the scope for this wouldn't just be for soma but with the california arts designation, it would be state, national and international communities through artists and student residencies, and we really want this location to be highly visible among other art spaces. we look forward to partnering with capable developers and working with the planning commission to implement culturally competent and accessible space. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name's kevin burke. i'm a tech worker and resident in soma. i'm trying to save up to buy a house here. just want to recap the history since 2010. it's been fantastic at adding jobs. the unemployment rate in san francisco is 2.3%. a rate that many cities in the country that would kill for. unfortunately, adding more jobs

but understand that you can have some kind of presentation of a workshop. again, assure you this is going to work. because five years ago, what i did is i took the timetable for london olympics, which basically was the same scenario which you have here and actually on the they use -- actually they used three platforms, not six. and in so doing, 25,000 passengers per direction, 50,000 passengers an hour. actually as people were getting on and off, we were really carrying 100,000 passengers. then i figured out a way to somehow do the same track configuration into soma without any surface impacts. i can assure you this is going to work but i don't know this is what you're going to look at. in closing, i'd like to remind you that whatever you come up with, there are some existing legislation and case law which mandates what you have to achieve if you want to qualify for prop k bonds. half billion dollars for dtx and half a million dollars for beautify case. i will be writing again to you to remind you what the issues are. thank you very much. >> chair peskin: t

>> you have to have a workshop. >> reporter: her workshop and the sense of community here is suddenly. public records show a few months ago a cannabis company in denver called green sage bought the cannery. rebecca met one of the openers the parking lot. >> i said, what are your intentions for this building? he said convert to commercial. >> reporter: the plan is to convert the entire building into a massive marijuana- growing facility. >> i said, will the residents be allowed to stay? he said no. he said it's not going to happen right away. just eventually. >> no answer at green sage. i got a text message from the managing director, whose name is ken greer, that says i can't speak at this time. all that ken told me so far is he confirmed there was, in fact, a purchase. he would not talk about what the plans were for the cannery. in fact, he said i have no comment on any of this, and he said he only answered the phone because he thought i was an investor. >> they are carpet grabbers from colorado that are coming in, swooping up real estate left and right, and bulldozing. they just do