Behind it and then an evolving project we have featured before. The power of elective memory and media that brings to life the experience of asianamerican communities from across the country spanning six decades. All that on our show today. We are big fans of cam fest and the center for Asian American media here which is launching cam fest march 9th with themes of internment, exclusion, identity were politics and cultural presentation. Joining me is the festival and exhibitions director who for this past decade has played a big part in cam festival. Give us an idea of where we are 35 years now where is cam fest at right now. We wanted to use this time to really reflect back at our festival. Weve had so many decades of just outstanding story telling. One of the big things that we wanted dodd is to bring backfill mz that have resonated well with our audience and keep asking us to bring back. But were using the 35th anniversary to map out the future and as you mentioned before we have som
Evening hours and the warmup gets even warmer, more significant come sunday and monday. The warmest day of the week. Ill have it for you in a few minutes. Developing news, all southbound lanes of highway 101 at blossom hill road in san jose has reopened following a deadly crash. It happened just before 2 00 a. M. The chp says at least four cars were involved. We now know one person was killed, and at least two other people were injured. Their conditions are not known. It took officers about two and a half hours to clear the highway. The cause of the accident is under investigation. The man accused of killing morgan hill teenager, sierra lamar is a sexual predator with a history of Sexual Violence against women. According to a newly released transcript of the indictment against antlynn garcia gomez. According to the evidence presented to the grand jury, Antolin Gomez was identified as a suspect, he was interviewed by police twice after sierra lamar disappeared in 2012. It was in those i
not only that, we do not know the true effects of climate change. i think we need to find out the environmental effects of this project to find out whether or not to proceed. thank you. president vietor: next speaker vice president moran: next speaker. good afternoon. my name is emily corwan, with contra costa water district. we approved the project in may of this year, and consider desalination the water supply option worthy of continued evaluation. the proposed regional approach represents an opportunity for bay area water suppliers to partner and make our region more resilience during droughts or natural disaster. the tests are in themselves and valuable for emergency preparedness, whether or not a fall the selenite whether or not a full desalination facility is pursued. this will evaluate how our agencies can assist each other in the event of a disruption, emergency, drought, planned outages, and integrated water management plan as required by the state. the questio
economy is in trouble. we need jobs. we could be taking this $200,000 and hiring a crew of workers to install permeable pavement right now. that would put a few people to work. that is the kind of thing we need to be doing with $200,000 in the middle of the great recession, which many are climbing is over, but obviously is not. we need to pick people to work, put people to work, not do a study when scores of proposed desalinization projects in this country only one is going forward. that is because when environmentalists like myself come forward and make the case, we prove the case. this is not an environmental way to solve our water and global warming problems. vice president moran: mr. brooks? you would concede there is a need in the central valley for more water, correct? it does not fit the model you were referencing earlier. where is permeable pavement used today? it is a fairly new process. if you have been walking down the sidewalk, where we have trees in our s
and then commissioner torres s comments about prioritizing i wondered whether we could consider the flexibility in terms of the approach with the public. i wondered whether we would give the public an opportunity, through these engagements, to maybe tell us what their priorities were, depending on who showed up. house staff decides to how staff decides to collate and present that data may weigh heavily on our decisions. for me, it has been months since it was raised that time. i feel comfortable with the language, as long as there is enough flexibility given to the members of our public to try to put something together for us to try to digest. i think that opportunity will be there. vice president moran: just a comment the issue of how you balance things off. in our retreat, the area of discussion where we made the least progress and exposed perhaps the biggest challenge to ourselves was the consideration of the bottom line, and how we do this. the discussion we had w