Mateo District Attorney with the future and where we go from here and are appeals so lengthy that theyre cruel . Hes very much in favor of the Death Penalty, so that should be a heated debate. And then talking water, the state made a very bold move this week. The 500 fines for waterways. Well break down whats allowed and whats not. It could get confusing. First, lets take a look at that weather. Water, theres some coming down from the sky. Dizzily, i have to use my windshield wipers. Roof cam at the bay bridge. Temperatures pretty mild. 62 in concord and oakland. 63 this morning in san jose. Its feeling a little bit muggy outside so were going to see that drizzle hanging around the bay area. Mostly cloudy afternoon. And a slight chance of some pop up showers. Well have more details on your sevenday forecast coming up. But first, heres mark with your headlines. Ann a rebel leader in Eastern Ukraine said the black boxes from the malaysia plane crash have been recovered. Now, the flight r
Okay. Mic on. We dont have a calendar. [gavel] okay. But we dont have any [gavel] good an everyone. I would like to call to order the regular meeting of the San Francisco Public Utilities commission. Todays date is september 23, 2014. Roll call please. Vice president caen. Here. Commissioner moran. Here. Commissioner vietor. Here. Commissioner torres is expected shortly and president courtney is absent today. Okay. We have the minutes. Is there a motion . Moved. All in favor . Aye. Motion carries. At this ti i would like to call for Public Comment on any item not on todays agenda. I would like to call first yolanda lewis. Thank you for this opportunity to speak. I just wanted to speak to a blueprint for safety and mitigate Risk Mitigation strategies that we need to look at to address issues that we have with Sea Level Rise, with our oceans and contamination of our water sources and with the sfpuc Hunters Point point location being one of the biggest polluter of the bay i think we need
Would hear about contributions to the baseball world, including future hall of fame players and several innovations of the sport like the use of lights for night games. D eisenhower president ial library and museum hosted this hourlong event. I want to say good afternoon. Long event. First i want to say good afternoon, and i want to thank some people, of course, tim for giving me this opportunity to come down and speak with you today. Im really excited about it and samantha who handled a lot of the publicity for the event she did just a wonderful job and without people like that, also there was a local Radio Station that did a great interview, and between newspaper, radio, im always appreciative of all the people who support your visit and so i want to thank all of them before i get started. Im going to jump right into it and tell you a little bit about why im here. The kansas city monarchs was a Negro League Baseball team and most of you have heard of them. Maybe you heard of Jackie R
Especially over the same period of time. Number one. Number two, truman was famous for being a walker. Every day he took his constitutional. Referring to the speed of the pedestrians in the competitive races, i think, and its hard to tell, we have no photographs much less moving pictures. Its a shame. Still the age of line drawings and engravings. The way people described westins walk sounds similar to what race walking is today. They said he had a wobbly walk, that he moved his hips. He swung his hips. I have a feeling that he walked fast. Much like modern race walkers do. As far as truman, you mentioned harry truman. He walked, i forget what it was. What was his old military pace of 60 steps a second or 60 steps a minute or something . He was famous for his walks. Liked to walk around washington. There is a good story where the secret service hated it. The secret service had been protecting fdr, you know, for 12 years and really didnt have to worry about fdr going on long walks. So t
President ial library and museum hosted this event. First, i want to say good afternoon and thank some people. Of course tim for letting me come and speak to you today. And of course samantha, who handled a lot of the publicity for the event. She did just a wonderful job. There was also a local Radio Station who did a great interview and between newspaper and radio, im always appreciative of all the people who support your visit. I want to thank all of them before i get started. Im going to jump right into it and tell you why we are here. The kansas city monarchs were a Negro League Baseball team. Perhaps most of you have heard of them. Some of the great players maybe you heard of Jackie Robinson or Satchel Paige. Organized 1920, 1920 four and one the first world championship. That was 90 years ago. Way torying to figure a honor these brave men who purely play for the love of the game because they did not make great salaries back then. I decided i was going to visit 90 cities to commem