mr. kim has indicated, coit has looked at this and on october 18th recommended that the budget and finance committee release this reserve. we are therefore recommending approval of the release from the $1.6 million on reserve for the sfmta's radio system replacement project. however, i would also note that on october 18th, the coit also approved several other motions, one of which is directing the department of technology to host quarterly radio communication stakeholder meetings with the department of emergency management, sfmta, the public utilities commission, police, fire, and the motorola bay with staff to ensure there is clear and consistent communication about the status of the current and future planned radio communication projects, and directing the sfmta to provide regular reports back to coit and their subcommittees on the project -- on the progress of this project. in addition, in terms of the regular projects for the city, coit has directed the department of technology to do a study as there is not a plan for the current facilities, the condition of those facilities, and recom

kim will not be joining us this afternoon, this morning. and our clerk today is mr. victor young. do we have a motion to excuse supervisor kim? she has a health appointment and we'll do that without objection. mr. young do you have any announcements? >> yes, please science all cell phones and electronic devices. any documents to be included as part of the testimony should be submitted to clerk. items acted upon today will be appear on the january 29th brzagenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you, could you call items 1 and 2. >> item 1,resolution approving a lease agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the city of san francisco japan center garage corporation for the japan center public parking garage with an initial term of 10 years and two 5-year options. item 2 lease resolution approving a lease agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the uptown parking corporation for the sutter stockton public parking garage. >> good morning, steve lee with sfmta. the two items before you one is a lease for the japan center garage with the japan center garage corporation. and a lease with the uptown parki

mr. clerk read item seven joovment 849,000 state revenues for unified school district to fiscal year 2013. >> supervisor kim. >>> thank you i would like to continue to january 15th the second degree reading. >> supervisor kim has made a motion to continue this item to the peopleth of january. >>> that is the correct date for the -- meaning that will be considered items and that has been seconded by supervisor avalos can we continue that motion without objection, that should be the case. item eight. >> item 8pm is ordinance of planning code adding new section to increase the transit development rate and clarify implementation and collections. >> colleagues tack this in house in call. without objection this ordinance is finally passed. >> item nine is commemorating wash state park pursuant to the street plaque ordinance as a gift to the city and waiving permanent mermt and inspection fees to the plaque ininstallation. >> this item passes item ten. >> item ten is a system ordinance with north star solar requiring north star solar to pay the utilities commission to mitigate the impacts caused by the interconnection caused by north star solar project. >> this ordinance is passed item 11? >>> item 11 is amending the

mr. chair, members of the committee, supervisor kim, we report on pages 17 and 18 that the proposed expansion of moscone would yield annual additional tax revenues to the city as has been indicated of approximately 5.8 million in fiscal year 17, 18, and up to 6.6 million in fiscal year 21 22. * generally estimated, ourest mass of 24 08 for 37 new one time construction jobs and up to 9 45 ongoing permanent jobs by fiscal year 20 21, 22. provide an estimated 3 82 million in construction expenditures for an additional 3 71,000 square feet. * that's an estimated 1,0 $30 per square foot. * be financed with 82.6 million of available hotel assessment fees subject to separate approval based on the results from the hotel ballots and by resolution of the board of supervisors. and then 5.2 million of available city general if you hadxv of approximately 8% of the total 1 billion 105 million 915 [speaker not understood] project costs. now, that includes, of course, the financing costs of which as the chair has stated 70% would be paid from the hotel assessments. increase moscone's ongoing maintenance and operating costs about approximately 1.3 million annually to be paid by th

mrs. clinton. thank you. >>> we're going to turn overseas tonight and to a very rare public appearance making waves around the world. north korean leader kim jong-un, who took over from his father, has remained mysterious. tonight, what we heard from him, we haven't heard before. here's abc's akiko fujita now. >> reporter: the new year came with fanfare in north korea. but this year, in a rare public address, kim jong-un's message was different. "this year, the entire korean nation should turn out a nation wild patriotic struggle for reunification," kim jong-un said. >> he's sent signals that he's going to move his country in new and different directions. this speech was that first step in that direction. >> reporter: on the streets of pyongyang, residents predictably praised the first new year's address in nearly 20-year-olds. kim jong-un's father shunned the public, speaking just once in his 17-year rule. bpyongyang has gone to great lengths to project a modern, more outgoing image of their leader, seen here visiting an amusement park with his young wife by his side. >> he knows far more about the outside world than his grandfather or his father and that brings a completely new di

planned to meet the health kim needs of the population first is the staffing preferences of hospitals of a lifestyle preferences of doctors. >> understanding is mr. franken has to leave? >> thank you, mr. chairman. yes. [laughter] you are talking about the compensation, you probably heard my comment earlier about the return on investment in terms of loan forgiveness or primary care physicians. what would that look like? in other words, , i know be do some loan forgiveness what would that look like in terms of the value you get back over the course of a physician's career? if you are a gp, $100,000 per year. has that been looked at? >> senator, a thank you for the question coming to my knowledge there is no systematic review. in my home state of idaho and neighbors to wyoming we do have programs in place to help offset education related to medical education and i would refer to my panelist. >> may ask you that? >>. >> if you have more primary-care physicians that will improve access and it shows that will produce better health and life year's end economists can put that into quality adjustment. usually the assumption is the value is put with that i know they