this and brt that, why are we not 100 percent investing in our fleet. 100 percent and in some cases i see that for certain years there is funds that have been identified but in the case of the state of good repair for -- i don't see the years here, but we're looking at 59 percent funded, i guess that's in the coming year and overall -- i don't want to say this wrong because i don't see the year. it's not completely funded and my point is i'm not a transit expert and i understand there are a lot of experts at the table, but these decisions don't seem from a perspective of someone who understands the way that transit is in this city, i'm not certain these are the best decisions that truly make the difference necessary in order to make the system mory e - more efficient for those who ride it. >> there's no one else on staff. we can go onto public comment. i want to thank the public for their patient. i have a few cards. we have general public at the end and someone has to leave. he has been waiting. he raised his hands. mrs. sax and i have a few cards i'll read as well. >> i think that

is seeing that's what we're doing south of market with supervisor kim and we're doing that with the brt having conversations about the stops and in the different communities. well, i like those conversations bogging base we're all trying to get intoefsh the success of this city. we shouldn't have winners and losers in this city. that's why this site is important because it's complicated and we like the complicates. bay 26 percent of the contractor on this are local people already being hired 60 percent minorities so the contractors as subcontractors are also incriminating the city while their building this wonderful project. we're going to have businesses on the waterfront they're going to be welcomed with retail space and they'll have some needed open space for everybody to ask enjoy. we had this vision to get the site under our control because today represents what that control meant. i felt it with the willie brown center we kind of indicated that this whole corridor would be an exciting part of the housing and have more thing we do. i'm proud of the agencies that have come together.

the second is more detailed is the question about there's instructions to pay into the van necessary brt at a fair share how the the fair share calculated? >> another area i agree with commissioner moore it's aided in the d i or on page 4a 21 and 22. the historic research impacts and most particularly the last one construction of an incapable building within the autobiography shop district. it's an issue that comes under the context of the eir because it deals with the preservation and impact and the impact of a building that has the context with the existing auto shops, you know, makes it even more of an impact if the knowledge had more features like mastery or other features that make it more comparable it would be lesson a impact. whether you like it or not the buildings across the street have been built remedy century of the van ness area rather than being completely glass i didn't towers. someone know along that line should be included. comments and responses to make the two especially, if the new building would be weaved into what was to remain of the historic buildings as someone

also the brt has been modified slightly to, you know, have a more efficient route to the development. you'll see in this major phase in the phasing plan the bill of rights bridge doesn't carry stadium traffic it will be built in the second major phase but there's ongoing monitoring of the traffic demand to respond to the situation it could come sooner depends upon that and chris is here to answer that more specifically. the more interesting thing that has come out of the last two years ago your you looking at the product of not just the scramble to work on that but they've been working with other city departments doing what we're supposed to do and flag you anything that needs to be fixed. one of the things that didn't need to be fixed was a bike freeway a 6 foot traffic lane that connects the cal train station and candle stick park and it is with paubldz. the candle stick project the cycle track is a very a really fantastic amenity. the other condones of the major phase that gets consolidated are the utilities their noting no less important. they've been reviewed by the city departme

the minute is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, victory...back from a 5-game road trip, and back with brt burns who >>> it's been more than a month since the sharks had a home victory, fresh back from the five-game road trip and back with brent burns who missed the past 13 games. give me the clock. now, remember, scoreless in the first period, lows, moving away, netting their 6th goal of the year. and then in the second period, marlow sets him up for the first multi-goal game until the career. tommy, he sees the lightning, 5- 1. >>> city high school football playoffs, throwing 41 touchdowns in the regular season. jackson scores 24 unanswered points to by beating san jose. >>> they fumble with the left tackle. justin lee, he falls on it. that's a game-winning touchdown. beating them 18-12. lincoln, next week, turkey bowl championship. and the saints, they win it 17- 13. but take a look at graham going for the slam dunk celebration. he is so strong and bends that goal post. but it's indicative for the nfl because you know, the saints were suppose to nominate them and did not happen. >> wow. >> we

one of the game's legends, retired quarterback brt favre told "toy's" matt lauer the hard hits have aected his memory. >> wn you start forgetti things that are so obvio, they should be so easy to rember, that's sca. >> reporter:he concern >> reporter:he concern over head injuries in particular pushed my parents to throw the flag, pulling or keeping their sons off the field pop warner, the nation'sargest uth football program says nearly 10% fewer kids ar playing an just three years ago. in a statement to nbc news, pop warner's execuve director said there is no hard data that links rticipation numbers with the fear of concussions. for the dell judasamily near chicago football is in the dna. 17-year-d scott plays despit two concussions, s does nine-year-old anthony. sister made is a cheerleader. >> nervous every time they snap the ball. nervous but hopeful he'll do what he needs to do to do his posion well and protect the people he's protecting and himself. >> reporter: football has a long story of producing lg lasting aches and bruises and sotimes more serious consequences in missoi a high s

but if you're talking about doing all these brt projects and what not, the city, the agency does not have the equipment. we've expressed this with the agency on trying to address this issue. not buying equipment after projects are done. you have to buy the equipment before the project start because there's a time limit to get this equipment manufactured. please, somebody has to speak up to the agency saying we need this equipment. that's our downfall right now. nothing's going to work without the specific equipment that you need specifically these trains. we're building a tunnel, that's fine but you're not going to have enough trains. you got the three car trains, guess what you're taking the lines from the lines. did anybody know that. it's a give and take. they're switching it around and playing their ball game around the cups. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker -- any member of the public like to comment? thank you very much. and we'll close public comment. >>> and actually on the last question that was raised by member of the public on the equipment and als

the discussion in the white house about whether to go back to hawaii and seek the actual long form brt certificate which they did put out just about two weeks later. >> lets talk about the romney campaign. they were considering a number of possible vp candidates and had some names for awful them. i think we have a graphic of some of the names. puffer fish for chris christie. as you point out the romney campaign had serious concerns with chris christie's background. one of the reasons they didn't pick him. were you surprised christie has gotten such a big part of the buzz surrounding this book particularly as he heads to the polls tomorrow or folks head to the polls to potentially vote for him? >> look, he's a big exciting figure in american politics. there aren't many people like him. he's on his way tomorrow to be re-elected by a resounding margin. the fact there's focus isn't a surprise to either of us. what we found reporting the story, mitt romney's consideration of governor christie. what we found surprising was first of all he considered him and then rejected him because he thoug