And now Team Reaction from businesses and locals in philadelphia. Lets begin with john rawlins. Reporter hi sara, im still out in the hallway, i was if front of room 21 and now room 202 where we are going to have a moveable feast they are getting information we had from the Conference Call and then the mayor and everybody will move over here and talk about details of what will happen here. During the Conference Call, congresswoman shultz said that it was a business decision and philadelphia had the strongest bid and we had the Gop Convention back in 2000 and it was an enormous party and enormous under taking. Housing delegates its a Monumental Task and philadelphia is up to the task, so phldnc 2016 is raising money to fund the event. News of this broke and there were a lot of happy democrats in the city today. This is just a fantastic moment incredible moment up for the city of philadelphia, we have the world meeting of families and subsequent announcement that pope francis is coming a
The first is to create job opportunity that not only build on our strength by drive Economic Growth that is critical it means we need to focus on the strategies focus on our strengths and insure it drives Economic Growth it is tied keenly into number two to have equities equity in job opportunity as you recall this is ultimately how you address inequality by addressing the Good Opportunity and pathways to those job opportunity so resident can continue with their skills 53 and finally the fundamental point we need to insure through the Economic Strategy we have a fiscal priority Economic Strategy conducted with 19 key recommendation across key from educations to the quality of life and the infrastructure and innovation im not going to go through all of those i want to share that with you and the members of the public to show the Economic Strategy was very, very exclusive their interrelated and effect how the economy functions and how we chief our goals but laurel is going to speak throu
People in the alleyways means maybe not the most beautiful alleyways but salesladies it is Public Safety improvements it is meeting the needs of People Living there i made this comment similarly theres a possibility those kinds of things make it more attractive for other people to come into the neighborhood and noting not serving the needs of the resident and we get into the questions of the implementation or decided placement not a oneonone coordination wanting to make sure were investing in the needs of community. Commissioner hillis. A question on funding you mentioned theres funding available is that only from octavia or is will im not sure of the eastern neighborhoods im not sure if this years for alleys but market octavia is i have to say they have to be spent. Yes. In fact in the 345ushg9 octavia. There was a project on ralph on fulsome and ralph people were complaining about objecting to the development because of traffic though we thought the traffic was you know they could ha
The whole sky was this red, as red as a beautiful sunset. Reporter what kept the city from chaos. And what the city learned from the great disaster all straight ahead on a second look. Reporter good evening and welcome to a second look. Im julie haener. At 5 13 on the morning of april 13, 1906 the san andreas quake jolted people awake. Buildings collapsed and fires raged. A stark reminder from the usgs last week that this terrible historic event could be part of the states future. According to a new Study Released by the agency theres a 7 chance for magnitude eight or greater earthquake over the next 30 years. Tonight we hear from those who survived that terrifying day back in 1906. Delving into our ktvu archives weve added many interviews from eyewitnesses preparedded by George Watson in 1950. Reporter by 1906, San Francisco had already gone by one amazing transformation. It had grown from a gold rush harbor town into a bustling city that was the cultural and financial city of the wes
And Community Health thank you very much. Thank you so next, i want to call up james and matt from the San Francisco aids foundation and. Good afternoon supervisors. Thank you first i want to thank you for bringing up this important discussion and opportunity im james the Vice President of Public Affairs at San Francisco aids foundation and i want to start by saying i stand before everyone with tremendous help the reason; right why the progress is one hundred percent when you think about it today Community Cross the United States for the very first time are designing and implementing plans to eliminate the transition of aided even a few years ago would have been unthinkable this is progress we cant take for granted now more than ever we have to identify threats to this as we work to make San Francisco the first hiv transition were here today to address one of the threats San Francisco aids foundation is concerned does the description between the lack of transparency in the health plans