>> he was, he kind of turned it around backwards and coming down this zip line at some speed. no brakes. he goes full force into that fence and pylon area. >> oh. >> the platform area. >> oh. >> that's a serious impact. this happened about a year ago. the woman not posting this video until now because she wasn't sure if he was going to be okay. broke his back in two spots. broke both legs. shattered his face but she says that he is back walking and talking and okay. >> there was no way to stop himself. he couldn't -- he couldn't have done it. >> pretty freak accident but pretty serious one. >> don't they have or shouldn't they have an emergency backup brake that you could maybe manually handle if you know your brakes are failing you could reach up and pull a handle -- >> the zip lines i've been on have redundancredundancies, i'm if this park had it or not. >> this is what i picture every time i see a zip line, i picture that happening and i'm not doing it. >>> two videos with a bunch of just terrible decisions. look at this vehicle pulling out of that parking spot right there,

the constituents from those zip codes should be tread with respect. really speaking when you all give this presentation for about 15 or 20 minutes or half an hour give us an opportunity to give you a presentation a digital presentation and see where we take you. as for the southeast facility i've heard a lot but role nobody is zeroing in on one word community. that's the southeast facility commission building. community. while they talk they at one time that facility was meant to train people getting the jobs now nothing is happening and there's more. so it's good for me to look at you in the eye so i can go home and in the wee hours of the morning write what i think about the shall think goes on thank you very much >> thank you. dr. jackson >> good afternoon dr. jackson. i was very happy to hear the commission staff will make sure that the promises are kept. i would like to say in the report that was presented to you concerning southeast. when mayor brown in 1996 when he became the mayor of this city it states that the mayor brown by letter to the bo

from that -- from that zip code. >> if i could just comment on that. it seems this is exactly the type of work force development impact we want to see. >> absolutely. >> in neighborhoods that have significant need for folks -- for jobs and particularly [speaker not understood] collar job. >> yes, and not just through 2018, but beyond. completely agree with you. and then looking at slide 12, program changes, we talked about the fact that csi was available to us. we piggybacked on the csi program for applications, for inspections of systems. with the csi program gone, we are now -- we went through a crush of work at the early part of this fiscal year to implement an online application system. at that time we were clearing the queue. we had a backlog of applications and with the additional funding that we talked about being placed on the program, we were able to clear that backlog in the early part of this fiscal year and then open the program for more applications through this new electronic process in november. we did,s as supervisor chiu mentioned, red

>>> i think many of us would consider zip lining to be one of the safer extreme sports, right? >> no. >> look at this poor guy. >> oh. >> oh, shoot. >> oh, no. wait, so he's going backwards. he was. he was kind of turned around backwards and coming down this zip line at some speed. no brakes. he goes full force into that fence and pilon area. that's serious impact. this happened about a year ago. the woman not posting this video until now because she wasn't sure if he was going to be okay. broke his back in two spots. broke both legs. shattered his face. but she says he's back walking and talking and okay. >> there was no way to stop himself. >> he couldn't have done it. >> pretty freak accident but pretty serious. >> don't they have -- or shouldn't they have like an emergency backup brake you can maybe manually handle, if you know your brakes are failing, you can reach up and pull a handle. >> i'm not sure if the park had those in place or not. >> this is what i picture every time i see the zip line, i see that happening and say i'm not doing it. >> two guys head up in a plane

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it has to do with the big money moving in and out of one particular zip code. hi, robert. >> 90210 is still the star zip code when it comes to real estate for the rich. bifrly hills -- beverly hills had 26 of those mega homes sold last year. that's up from 21 the year before. ranking second, was the zip code of l.a. following that was palm beach florida with 12. this house on mountain drive, let's see if we can see it there. it's a restored 1920s villa. yours for 24.9 million bucks. if you're looking for more affordable mega home, five-bedroom house, his and her walk-in close ets, yours for only 11 million buck. but you'll be on the same street where nancy sinatra once lived. >> ty, the world's biggest election is kicking off today. india is heading to the polls to vote for their next prime minister. that voting process is a long one, though. it will take place over the course of five weeks. results expected about may 16th. we're taking a look at what it means for investors. >> absolutely. experts that i speak to say that this will be a decisive moment for the

did that end up being 15 and 15 in the bulk of that and the way that things have come forward, the zip car has in fact put more of its requests outside of that downtown quadrant, and so they think that they can make a go of it perhaps in the sunset and in the middle tier of town and i am afraid that we are at a point where this thing is a business where we will see that the folks in the sun select get this and using it more, but right now it is really the castro and it is russian hill and the downtown core, where the market is successful and so it is a bit of a balance getting from now to the future. >> and unfortunately or fortunately the downtown area is going to have more of this. >> another question, is, the possibility of two, per block? >> that could, for businesses would everyone courage more one more block and i think that will be better for the businesses around there, wherever that parking is, because you know, on a given block, two spaces is quite a bit. >> understood, and partly that was so that we didn't have partial car organizations crowd a block and depending on who you

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carry me out in the body bag that in and of itself necessity at that time something you can see the zip codes despite the master order of 2 thousand orders in 2013 there were 5 hundred less evictions carried out only 14 or 15 hundred maybe pledged based on streams of intervention and one hundred and 6 of 94124 and the next 51, 94107 and all the zip codes make up one hundred percent. next, please so on our law enforcement side right after the tragedy the san francisco general hospital last october we received a letter from the department of emergency management and quite surprised they said they can't provide dispatch service and the second largest law enforcement agency in san francisco we're and we're the eyes of the member of the public safety family this was a sobering letter to receive. i understand d e m is struggling with their own structural deficits in staffing deficiencys but as i spotlighted in the assessment of how poor and app accurate our services at sf general there is no dispatch it's a communication center if that that resembles something out of the 1950 not having the s

carry me out in the body bag that in and of itself necessity at that time something you can see the zip codes despite the master order of 2 thousand orders in 2013 there were 5 hundred less evictions carried out only 14 or 15 hundred maybe pledged based on streams of intervention and one hundred and 6 of 94124 and the next 51, 94107 and all the zip codes make up one hundred percent. next, please so on our law enforcement side right after the tragedy the san francisco general hospital last october we received a letter from the department of emergency management and quite surprised they said they c

city car, your zip car? >> good. one or two of you. and at this point, in san francisco, traditional car sharing, city car share and zip car is actually a pretty mature business and we have had the city car share in san francisco for 11 years now, and so we have a pretty good idea of how car sharing works and a lot of citizen and visit or and members. among the benefits. reducing the automobile ownership rates and including reliefing on street parking pressures and independent academic research out of uc berkeley and it has shown as many as seven to ten cars get off of the street for every shared vehicle that is out there being shared that say pretty big claim and ten cars go away for every shared vehicle but it is not the mta making that up, they have done a lot and lot of research, and the research has shown that it reduces the miles traveled and the greenhouse and the household budget and most folks, find that they don't need as much car as they own, the aaa does some analysis, and the last time that i looked a couple of years ago,

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- zip. - zip. no torque, no torque, no what? so what it does is it hangs right in there? so it's not a coincidence that the moon has one side frozen to us. it is not a coincidence. in fact, when we go out and look in the solar system, you'll find out things that have been orbiting around long enough will eventually face each other and be frozen. that's the normal state in the universe. and even the earth is approaching that. one day the earth and the moon will be locked on each other and that day is coming, not for a while so you can kinda live it up, okay? i wanna ask you a question that next time when you come to class, i want you to have it. it's a question you can ask your friends at home and you'll get a variety of answers, but you will know the answer and here's the question. we all know that the moon is tugging on the oceans of the earth, we all know that. we call that tug of what, the force of what? gravity, right? and we know that force of gravity have to do with tides, right, okay? we all know that the moon is pulling on the oceans of the earth, right? because t

over all clouds zip by. 29 up in tahoe. 42 cool degrees up in ukiah. high pressure weak high pressure willtive us a slight warmup today under mostly sunny skies. the next system poised to move in here friday into early saturday. looks okay so far. we will see if this model holds on to the rainfall projections. that probably be pushing it. i bet it backs off a little bit on it. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. just a tiny bit. just a tiny bit warmer. 60s and 70s here. upper 60s. very low 70s. petaluma 68. 68 oakland. 70 in walnut creek. 70 right there for san jose. a little bit warmer. not much. santa cruz looks to be the warmest today at 74. 60s on the coast. in the city. only 59 yesterday. upper 60s are very soft. increasing clouds on thursday. late thursday night we cloud up into friday. some rain it looks like it's on the way. kind of a breezy, cool. and then a little bit better on sunday. >> speaking of breezy, hot air balloon pilot blames wind for his unexpected landing on the bridge. it came down near a shopping center at san diego. there it is. shop

code so the primary zip code is what we use for the state here. so i wanted to get into talking about the plans we have for the coming summer. we want to extend doorways year round so we found that doorways which i'll get to in a minute here was extremely successful part -- they provided access point for young people so they helped us identify the young people ready for help and helped us identify those not ready for help. we felt it's necessary to continue them all year. we're starting a college out of the guardian scholars and we finished up our program and we're about to make those announcements and we may expand the number of doorways as well. as glen mentioned earlier, we want to provide year round services which is going to provide closer work with the school district and i have a slide at the end. we're going to have upgrades to the online system and i have a little pre-view for you in the next couple of slides on what the new online platform will look like. we added the tracking system and we want to add more things to that cl

there's a million of them that goes zip code by zip code and if you live on one of the coasts chancesng market that's going nuts. you're seeing foreign investors scoop up inventories. >> cash buyers. >> cash is the new finance. it's hard to compete with a cash buyer if you're coming in with a mortgage. >> michelle conlin from reuters, thanks for the insight. >> thanks for having me. ♪ ♪ >>> and now to our signature segment. tonight in an effort to provide more context to you about the current crisis, we look into the long, complicated relationship between russia and ukraine. it's one that goes back 1,000 years. for shared histories especially relevant because vladimir putin noted ukraine used to be part of rausch and because of that, russia might take part of it back. we asked news hour karen thompson to untangle this complex relationship and one that sometimes has been close and other times stranged, but rarely equal. >> as the accusations and warnings from both east and westmount, as the pace of violence in ukraine intensified and the prospects of war grow, people live in what is no

. - zip. - zip, nothing, a vacuum. maybe a little bit of mercury vapor, but in the sense nothing. there is no air up there. see, because you would make this thing by filling it up completely with air. i should have mentioned that. i mean, completely-- you would make this by filling it complete with mercury, dip it over and the mercury will go-go-go-go-go-go-glug out and what's on the top, nothing, a void. so that would be like a vacuum, maybe a little mercury vapor, but certainly not air. because how does the air get there? can you see that, gang? i mean, i could take this. suppose this was 10.3 meters tall, i bring up like that and all of a sudden it would start to drop. see--suppose 10.3 meters here, then there would be nothing there. so it'll be a void. maybe a little water vapor, yeah, but there wobe nothing, wouldn't be like this air there, there is nothi oh, i am uh-huh. you see that, yeah. this is kind of nice, you've seen people do this. is this a big deal that i can pour water from one container to the other? how many people say, "wow, look at that." oh man, poured the wa

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