there's total hours and then on the right apprentice ship hours. if you look under the 25 percent both for the port and mta, there are no reported projects to date that were advertised or awarded with the a 25 percent requirement. that's why there's that gap there. and then specifically to the port, we have break down by trade for port projects and you can look at the total hours by trade and apprentice works. there's others -- i think there was under 5 percent. there's a reason for that lower percentage. also for pile driving because of the marine pile driving exemption, that's why that's under as well. some highlights that was stated. valued at 79.4 million that are subject to the local hire with 20 percent. pier 27 brandon street warf, 23.5 and pier 50 le sub structure repairs, all four projects have satisfied local hire are on track to meet their local hire requirements and conditional waivers for off site credit and apprenticeship have been utilized. the pipeline to meet these needs for construction workers are through the apprenticeship progr

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there's total hours and then on the right apprentice ship hours. if you look under the 25 percent both for the port and mta, there are no reported projects to date that were advertised or awarded with the a 25 percent requirement. that's why there's that gap there. and then specifically to the port, we have break down by

and all of the trends and they do have a one to five ratio apprentice to the journey man and we are getting the goals in all of the trades besides the laborers and the operators and that is such as the electricians and the cement masons and everything that is outside of those two, pile drivers and surveyer and welders which we have a lot of, with all of that shoring out there. so we are definitely exceeding our goal of the 16 and 2 thirds percent with those trades. and this is a chart that specific to laborers and operators combined. and that is what we are looking at is the green line is what you have to hit. and what we are filling in, you know, from a graphic cal standpoint, if you fill in under the green line you are meeting your goals and so if you could see, very for at least the last year, they have done very well with hitting their goals with laborers and operators and each are tracked a little differently and the operators have a one to four ratio and laborers have a sliding scale that is roughly one to five. and but, that and they continue the commitment by all of the trades and y

and you can see our apprentices in action. thank you. >>> good evening, commissioners. very briefly, eddy on. excuse me, [speaker not understood] first would like to thank you for your efforts in putting forward this resolution that led to the local hiring contracting and contracting parole visions. and to their credit, the building trades have stepped up and done enormously for community. and the one thing that we would ask is maybe revisiting the $1 million threshold that's part of the pla right now but otherwise would urge you to move forward and in the meantime would like to seed the rest of the of my time to michael terio of the building trades. thank you. >>> commissioners, michael terio san francisco building and construction trades could you bev. thank youver for considering this pla. i think it was a pleasure dealing with your staff in this regard cu. ~ [speaker not understood]. that being said, i will ask there was one item which we did not come to agreement and that was the question of the threshold. this board -- your staff did put into the document you're c

they spoofed "the apprentice" having the entire tax population saying, you're fired! >> anybody bull or bear on the irs? >> pretty good production. >> all right. we are a bull on neil cavuto. >>> obama, obama, we can see your greedy side. >> wage rage again. walmart, again. hi again, everyone. if this is ringing a bell, it should. targeting the nation's largest retailer to hike wages. just the latest of unions pushing for higher job growth. is it time for protesters to get a reality check? we have ben stein. also

they spoofed "the apprentice" having the entire tax population saying, you're fired! >> anybody a bull or bear on the irs? >> pretty good production. >> all right. we are a bull on neil cavuto. >>> obama, obama, we can see your greedy side. >> wage rage again. walmart, again. hi again, everyone. if this is ringing a bell, it should. targeting the nation's largest retailer to hike wages. just the latest of unions pushing for higher job growth. is it time for protesters to get a reality check? we have ben

to shepherd mulling apprentice listen and thank you for the lights they help me to find my socks in the morning thank you. the elected here and to join with argue business community and our folks. i recognize a lot of facts you've been working with us in a constant way and i appreciate that. we have to work better we have to continue working with our business community that's the way our city is and becomes for successful. well, today, we're talking about planning a successful future together. sometimes, it's not it's really what we don't forecast or anticipate that calls us together and calls us for tax. i so want to begin with recognizing the rim fire that grew to be california's third biggest wild tire and talented our region or the asian crash that happened at san francisco. we saw our first responders. i'm very proud of our cities rapid response that protected our water and power system and recognized those police and fire and the staff at the general hospital or the san francisco public utilities commission our elementary medical family who are prepared for the necklaces disfavor

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to shepherd mulling apprentice listen and thank you for the lights they help me to find my socks in the morning thank you. the elected here and to join with argue business community and our folks. i recognize a lot of facts you've been working with us in a consta

denver worked as a plumbers' apprentice in mendocino county. he is described by his co- workers as "hardworking" and a nice.but a quiet guy. a candle light vigil was held for the san francisco state student who was murdered as he got off a muni train monday night. kron four's jeff bush spoke with friends and family of justin valdez. who remembered him as a kind person, with a passion for saving the environment. prosecutors filed four felony charges of unlawful sex with a minor against santa clara high school teacher and track coach hugo cortes guzman. guzman appeared at his arraignment at the hall of justice in san jose, where a s judge ordered him held on $250,000 bail. court documents show that the 17-year-old female victim had been a student in one of guzman's classes. guzman taught algebra, ap statistics and avid, a class for students who need extra assistance in studying their classes. a trip to the mid-west was just what the doctor ordered for the struggling 49ers. colin kaepernick threw two touchdown passes, frank gore had his first 100-

he worked as a plumbing apprentice but thought about enlisting. >> he was just a great kid. came over all the time. talk about baseball and the dodgers. he brought it up as he was thinking about joining the military. >> reporter: friends say denver took the day off from work to be with his father and brother to celebrate a birthday. >>> expect very tight security at at & t park because of that stabbing. police officers are patrolling the stadium now. some wearing dodgers gear. also they are in plain clothes. both fans and the players are shocked by that tragedy. >> it's really sad. and i know all of us hate to hear something like that. because we take this as serious as anybody. but when it comes down to it, it's just a game. >> giants released an official statement. there is no place in our community for this type of senseless violence. psychologists say alcohol is often a big factor in violent attacks involving sports fans but there are other factors too. >> we become passionate about our teams when we are wearing. that is why all of us will wear hats and shirts that are a

. >> denver worked as an apprentice at fort bragg, the family is grief stricken. >> they can't believe that has happened to them. >> the dodgers released a statement, saying they're shocked to learn of the death of a son of one of their security guards. ktvu channel 2 news. >> san francisco police are out in force at the park, for the game tonight, and we're there with some of the tact ticks, being used to prevent more violence. >> yeah, the officers say if they sniff a fiepth brewing, the fans will be ejected. speaking of fans, thousands are making their way in the ballpark here, and we've seen politically incorrect oaf -- plenty of police here, and many more uniformed officers here tonight, to prevent fights, and as one professor told us today, the fans can get so fired up, the sports team become part of their identity. thursday night at the ballpark, the giants and dodgers. with a twist. the killing of a fan. >> i think it's unfortunate, because i think san francisco is better than that. >> on the minds of the orange and ballparks as well as the blue. >> will you wear your blue? >>

. >> denver started a job as an apprentice at north coast plumbing in fort bragg where his boss and co-workers said he was a fine young man finding his path in life. he had 2 recent brushes with police and drunkçó in public arrest at the local county fair but denver had no history of violence and friends told us that he tried to protect his family and friends. what should people know about him. >> that he was a really great guy and would do anything for anybody and always put a spill on people's faces when he was around. >> denver job at the plumbing store in one but boss said he had already become part of their family. until fort brag bragg, abc 7 news. >> now we spoke with family member today outside january thon denver grand parents house in southern california. he says obviously still in shock. >> family devastated. the grand parents lost a grand son. robert driving home the dad his birthday today and his son died in his arms. >> denver father work security guard for donors. he was in the bay area visiting his son for his birthday. tragedy. new stay with us for tipping coverage of this d

. >> denver started a job as an apprentice at north coast plumbing in fort bragg where his boss and co-workers said he was a fine young man finding his path in life. he had 2nt recent brushes with police and drunkçó in public arrest at the local county fair but denver had no history of violence and friends told us that he tried to protect his family and friends. what should people know about him. >> that he was a really great guy and would do anything for anybody and always put a spill on people's faces when he was around. >> denver job at the plumbing store in one but boss said he had already become part of their family. until fort brag bragg, abc 7 news. >> now we spoke with family member today outside january thon denver grand parents house in southern california. he says obviously still in shock. >> family devastated. the grand parents lost a grand son. robert driving home the dad his birthday today and his son died in his arms. >> denver father work security guard for donors. he was in the bay area visiting his son for his birthday. tragedy sta r tippingwith us tipping coverage of this

today from "the celebrity apprentice," mare lou henner. deep secrets she will reveal. >>> plus, amanda's unusual behavior. wendy has the inside scoop. >>> and another juicy edition of "guy candy." now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: hi.

to shepherd mulling apprentice listen and thank you for the lights they help me to find my socks in the morning thank you. the elected here and to join with argue business community and our folks. i recognize a lot of facts you've been working with us in a constant way and i appreciate that. we have to work better we have to continue working with our business community that's the way our city is and becomes for successful. well, today, we're talking about planning a successful future together. sometimes, it's not it's really what we don't forecast or anticipate that calls us together and calls us for

. >> denver started a job as an apprentice at north coast plumbing in fort bragg where his boss and co-workers said he was a fine young man finding his path in life. he had 2 recent brushes with police and drunkçó in public arrest at the local county fair but denver had no history of violence and friends told us that he tried to protect his family and friends. what should people know about him. >> that he was a really great guy and would do anything for anybody and always put a spill on people's faces when he was around. >> denver job at the plumbing store in one but boss said he had already become part of their family. until fort brag bragg, abc 7 news. >> now we spoke with family member today outside january thon denver grand parents house in southern california. he says obviously still in shock. >> family devastated. the grand parents lost a grand son. robert driving home the dad his birthday today and his son died in his arms. >> denver father work security guard for donors. he was in the bay area visiting his son for his birthday. tragedy. new stay with us for tipping coverage of this d

. >> denver worked as an apprentice is fort bragg. his coworkers describe him as a good kid, and they loved him very much. people who knew family, are shocked, and we'll hear from them coming up at 6:00. reporting live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the killing has prompted the security tonight. we're live there now, and police

. >> the victim, jonathan denver lived in fort bragg where he was a plumber's apprentice. that's where joe vasquez joins us live. joe. >> reporter: john denver worked here at the north coast plumbing and heating. his boss said today, he's a very hard worker. i talked to one of his coworkers who said he was a member of this family and there's a will lot of raw emotion. case in point, a friend of his told me john was an easy going kind of guy, not the type to get in fights. he's the kind of guy that always had a smile on his face, and his friends who have been posting friends can't believe he was killed. >> i can't believe it. i was at work when i found out and it doesn't, i don't believe it yet. just going on facebook, seeing all the pictures, it just doesn't seem real. i feel like i'm going to see him later. >> but she won't. i spoke with john's grandmother this evening a short while ago at his home. you know, nobody wanted to talk on camera. he was a sweet kid. they can't believe this happened. the family is in a great deal of pain. when i said there are a lot of people p

they tell us the apprentice alone cost us $10,000. now, the meeting of minds in north carolina featuring the dictator there kim jong un and the worm dennis rodman. the two buddies got together during the nba star's second trip to the secretive regime. dennis rodman arrived in north korea a few days ago. the guys watched a basketball game and lil kim hosted the dinner. no word on with rodman brought this up man the american missionary locked up in north carolina in a prison there for hostile acts against the state in a tweet dennis rodman previously encouraged kim to do him a solid and release the man and remember what rodman said when he arrived? >> my main plan is basically to come over here not to be a diplomat but to be a friend of the marshall. and of the country of north korea. just to show people around the world you know we as americans can actually get along with north korea. >> shepard: rodman also called kim jong un the man responsible for starving his own people and threatening to launch nuclear strikes an awesome guy. a sp

jonathan denver was an apprentice at north coast plumbing and heating. those who knew him said he was a hard worker and a part of the family. his dad is a security guard at dodger stadium and many are having a difficult time wrapping their minds around what happened. >> i don't understand who could even do that over giants or dodgers. it's just ridiculous. >> i was at work when i found out. it just doesn't -- i don't believe it yet. it just going on facebook and seeing all his pictures i just it just doesn't seem real. i just feel like i'm going to see him later. >> kpix 5 spoke to denver's family. his grandmother says they are heartbroken and they appreciate all the love and support they are getting. >>> the killing comes the same week as the giants are raising money for another fan who was brutally attacked. bryan stow was beaten outside dodger stadium two years ago. this is stow back in june. he suffered a traumatic brain injury and still has a lot of difficulties. the giants are donating $10 from each ticket sold in certain sections. ballpark to the

over one million men and women have started training as apprentices in record numbers. businesses across every region are being given billions to help them grow. we have made the biggest investment in our railway since the victorian times. we have created a clean green industry. elderly people will no longer have to sell their homes to pay for social care. we have kept the crippling costs. others will no longer be worse off in retirement because our new simpler pension recognizes the value of raising a family. fathers will have the choice of staying at home once their children are born because we are transforming parental leads. parents will get free extra childcare paid for by the state for their children. we have taken innocent people off the dna database. we have ended child attention. 0.7% of national wealth spent on aid for the poorest. our party's policy for years, not to mention getting the banks in order and helping to create over a million new jobs. [applause] one last one. at a time when millions of people are feeling the squeeze, when every penny counts, we h

for example, in indian classical music, you spend years apprentice to a guru. you move into the guru's house, and you have lessons every day for several hours, and you do things a thousand times. [drumming and chanting] in some other cultures, it's less formally organized. in africa, you might learn music as a kid. you grow up in a village, and you hear the music of a particular ceremony going on. you like the music, and so you get together with your friends, and you get some pots and pans, or whatever you can find, and you start banging out the rhythms on those drums. eventually, you get to be pretty good, either that or you get run out of town, right? usually, you learn and you start to pick up some skills, and then if somebody sees that you have some promise, they might take you aside and say, "hey, instead of doing that the way you're doing it, do it a little bit like this." you use your eyes, and you use your ears. you watch and you listen and you imitate. [drumming continues] let's look at these scales. (averill) to learn music is to do something akin to

they spoofed "the apprentice" having the entire tax population saying, you're fired! >> anybody bull or bear on the irs? >> pretty good production. >> all right. we are a bull on neil cavuto. >>> obama, obama, we can see your greedy side. >> wage rage again. walmart, again. hi again, everyone. if this is ringing a bell, it should. targeting the nation's largest retailer to hike wages. just the latest of unions pushing for higher job growth. is it time for protesters to get a reality check? we have ben stein. also adam and charlie. charles payne, bad time. >> bad timing. by the way, most of those weren't walmart workers. you want t of desperation. >> by the way, there was a big protest in n york city. there is no walmart. >> that's my point. so many -- listen. when a walmart opens up, usually for every job available, there's about 20 to 50 people in line for a job. same thing at mcdonald's. a couple years ago for every job mcdonald's was offering, 100 people would show up. then, jobs report on friday. it's absolutely nuts. this is their goal. i think they're getting mo

over one million men and women have started training as apprentices in record numbers. businesses across every region are being given billions to help them grow. we have made the biggest investment in our railway since the victorian times. clean greented a industry. elderly people will no longer have to sell their homes to pay for social care. we have kept the crippling costs . others will no longer be worse off in retirement because our new simpler pension recognizes the value of raising a family. fathers will have the choice of staying at home once their children are born because we are transforming parental leads. get free extra childcare pattern -- paid for by the state for their children. we have taken innocent people off the dna database. we have ended child attention. national wealth spent on aid for the poorest. ,ur party's policy for years not to mention getting the banks in order and helping to create over a million new jobs. [applause] last one. at a time when millions of people are feeling the squeeze, when every penny counts, we have cut income tax bills by

our next question is from new york tycoon, host of the "apprentice," donald trump. >> according to forbes, who is the first person to become a billionaire by writing books? >> ryan: all right, five seconds, to lock 'em in. nathan in the money chair. >> i said a. >> ryan: akila? >> i said a, also. >> ryan: is it a? it is a, j.k. row ling. questions are now worth two points and here we go. >> rya 3-3, trying to break the tie. akila? oh, hits a doubler. four-point question, five seconds. answer or double back, nathan? nathan answers it, you know it? >> i believe it's b, due by. >> ryan: is it b, dubai? it is b, dubai, look at that jump. 7-3 in the money chair. next question, >> ryan: nathan just jumping ahead with that one there. akila? >> i said c, jurassic world. >> ryan: nathan? >> i also said c, jurassic world. >> ryan: is it c, jurassic world? it is. 9-5. next question. >> ryan: akila hits the doubler, makes it four-point question for you to answer or double back. five seconds. he doubles it back. maybe this is what she wanted. an eight-point question, you're forced to answer, five seco