of wide-faced men. one is simon cowell and the other is colin firth. >> see, that's not a wide face, that's long and thin. >> see, we thinned him out and made him longer. >> don't touch him. don't touch colin firth. >> you have to. let's make him long. >> no. no. we want our other colin. >> he looks older in the long face. >> stop it. >> how about our boy, willie geist? he definitely has a cute wide face. >> yep. and has a -- oh, no. >> what's he look like? >> i don't know. nobody i -- no. just leave people alone. don't you think? >> but it is interesting when you look at someone immediately what kind of appeal they have. >> we've always talked about this. what is a thing in a person that you look at first and attracts you the most? >> probably -- don't say girth. that's not usually it. i know that's what you were thinking. >> you like the mayor of toronto? >> no. >> you would give him a run? >> i don't want guys who are so thin that you could snap them over your knee. i don't like those guys. they're v

it's also important that we move consistent ly to have a city wide bike sharing program currently the pilot is focussed on the downtown civic center south of market area which is terrific but i can attest to the fact that in my district i get regular requests and queries when are we going to have bike sharing and it's important that we stay on track that we keep the momentum and move toward city wide roll out so the purpose of today's hearing how it's gone so far what the experiences and usage levels have been and what the challenge has been and increasing from 350 bikes to 500 bikes early next year and in terms of the city wide expansion so i look forward to today's important conversation about this important program. >> thank you and i want to thank the chair for introducing this hearing item today and also i was present at the ribbon cutting for the bike sharing program early in the fall and i can't tell you what a difference it's made already in our district actually seeing our residents and workers using them which is great and as someone who's a new cyclist here in the city havi

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if it's an approved activity city-wide, do they? they don't have to check that it's zoned for this or anything like that because it's approved city-wide already. >> there is still a referral at the staff level to make sure that the proposed activity matches what the planning code describes. so, for example, if someone proposed -- had a diagram or drawing and they were using half of the space, the planning department would be the one that says, no, you're only allowed to use a third of the space for the accessory use. and, so, even though the general category is allowed, the planning department staff will still have a role in making sure that the proposed operation matches the planning code. >> okay, thank you. >> commissioner dwight. >> i guess we need to hear from the planning department because it's not clear what would be -- i mean, i had the same question. if it's allowed everywhere, what exactly do they have to do short of the registration fee, which should be sort of the gate, i would think, you either can register or you can'

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the others were also high but not as high as the city-wide rate. the ones high were the inner mission, castro, and castro. what's more striking is the column on the right showing increase in home prices. this is the actual home price of homes for sale during that period. five of the 7 neighborhoods exceeded the city-wide total in increased sales prices of their real estate and you can see it their. inner mission again very high with 29.5 percent, castro ue reek ka valley with 36.6 percent, and the others mostly well above the city-wide rate. that was the trend we saw in the neighborhoods where ellis act evictions have been concentrated. there's a corresponding relationship with increases in real estate prices, particularly residential. and this graph shows the relationship with these, the line at the top is showing median home prices and you can see we have the numbers in there for 2009 of 735,828, bumps up to 897,89 ate, this is the median home price for all homes in san francisco. at the same time you can see total evictions, which is the middle

and here is a detail of that and the standard is more organic and so that you don't have kind of a wide, monumental stair there and on the side of the planted areas are seats where people can also relax on the regular benches as well as laying out on the grass and so there is a sensibility of a broad park that leads one towards the south of the site. this is looking from a mid level of that lawn, leading down towards the south, towards the adjacent pier structures and a hard scape that you can walk along the edge alongside of these planted zones of the great lawn are. there are trees and additional shade, and at the south east corner we have shaved away the pier edge itself we have moved 15,000 square feet of pier itself. and this is some what along the coast of northern california and of the bay area so that you can enjoy this view of the surrounding bay edges and of course the treasure island and the bay bridge itself and this is a view on the lower south east corner as we are developing it today. and a place for family to come and enjoy, and i should say, families who might want to e

especially to the wide receivers.t's the blocking of the wide receivers and offensive line they have tremendous timing, they get outside make the blocks. watch it as they fake. look at chris clark goes out there, wes welker gets a block. that's a nice job by chris clark just engulfed the tackler. demaryius thomas how about that. he loves these screens, he says when the football is at my hand that's when i'm at my best we've seen that here today. >> jim: that's a three touchdown game for thomas. last player i believe to catch three touchdowns for a bronco is back in our studio, shannon. demaryius thomas. four catches, 80 yards, finds the little crease and takes it home for the third time today. [ female announcer ] you know things will always change. so you need an airline that can change a ticket without charging a fee. an airline that does more and asks less. where you need to be is just as important to us as it is to you. hassle-free ticket changes. just one of the many little things we can do to roll with you. if i

>> well, i think that's a real -- i mean, it's a city-wide issue. and i think part of what we have to do is work together to deal with it, just like public safety. it's a work in progress. it's not something that you fix and then you move on. it's something that you continue to work with. i mean, san francisco is an attractive place to people in general so we're going to get folks from all over, homeless, nonhomeless. and i think part of the balance is making sure that social service agencies that provide support to homeless individuals are available, that they have the resources they need, that they are held accountable to be out there and working and talking to folks who are interested in services. and the other issue is that, you know, we do have sadly an increase in crime and the area as a result of an increase in the homeless population. so, having a police presence which we've had, park station has been really active and not only being out there and enforcing the law, but doing what police are not required to do, offering opportunities for ser

and i think that keeping those city-wide goals in mind, to really want to try to also make sure that we support our small businesses and all merchants, for example, give economic benefits and help create jobs as well. >> what are your thoughts on the city's economic development? do you feel we're on the right track? >> i think we're on a very exciting time right now in san francisco where we have a lot of energy in terms of businesses and especially the tech industry wanting to locate in san francisco and that's something that we really haven't seen as much in the past after the dot-com boom. and, so, we are in a very exciting time and we really see a transformation going on in our city because of that. >> what would you like to see change about the city's approach to developing its economy? >> i think that really depends on the changing times. and there isn't sort of one solution for the entire city. it real i depends on kind of what the dynamics are going on with the economy as a whole in the region. not just looking at san francisco, but really as a regional body. >> sometimes dis

and those are devices that are widely adopted in other countries around the world.tead, what they did is they harkened back to the american belief in leaving power in private hands, but dispersing that power. changing economic and historical trends is like turning around a huge ocean liner. it's not something you do quickly. congress may have set the course when it passed the sherman antitrust act, but it was 20 years and four presidents later before the supreme court finally broke up standard oil. even then the court didn't outlaw all monopolies, just those that were unreasonably anticompetitive, the so-called "rule of reason." but by the turn of the century, mighty standard was under attack on another flank. the enemy -- a ragged band of texas and oklahoma wildcatters and roughnecks. their ammunition -- vast new southwestern oil discoveries. the first battleground -- spindletop. the year was 1901. dallas oilman robert goddard. my father, charles goddard, moved down here from ohio in 1901 when spindletop opened up. well, he was a driller at first. you'd call him a

you can see that widely scattered. it's not going to ruin your plans guaranteed. 44 degrees tonight, partly cloudy. tomorrow partly sunny, breezy and cool. we'll have your five day first warning forecast in just a few moments. >>> first back to some of the headlines of this weekend. a frightening scene at a popular halloween carnival in west hollywood. this cell phone video shows a man in the streets whose costume caught fire. you can see him going into the crowd and ending up on the ground. it's not clear if everybody knew what was going on at the time. a group of people were able to put out the flames though. medics rushed the man to the hospital but his condition is not yet known. that halloween carnival is quite popular. about half a million people attend it every year. >>> almost six months after the bombings in boston, new york police are now preparing to beef up security for tomorrow's new york city marathon. jim axelrod has more on the extra precautions underway. >> race organizers are spending twice as much on

sba programs cover a wide range, and i will talk about this range of lending and the kinds of things we do, but in many ways, we do not do it alone. we do it with partners, and that is the takeaway message, the sba lending activity, while would guarantee loans through a number of lenders, we do it with a lot of other partners as well. let me give a little bit of a sense of what the small business administration does and is. we in san francisco covered the bay area and north coast counties, and we do a variety of things. i will come back to the credit card because i know that is what this session is about, but before i do that, there's two other roles we play that are important as well. one is about helping small businesses understand how to start businesses, getting good technical assistance, getting good advice about starting and managing your business. equally important is being prepared for credit. one of the things we tried to do is work with small businesses to understand how to be ready for credit. a lot of that is helping folks that are interested in starting a business unders

tomorrow, state wide we'll see areas of rain, showers up and down the state.going to be a wet weather picture. after some heavy rainfall developing dur evening hours in the south bay, things breaking up overnight. just pockets of showers the commute may not be so slow as this evening's commute will be. then, during afternoon we'll see areas of rain, maybe heavy at times in parts of the south bay. and pushing south ward, areas north of that region will see scattered showers tomorrow, pockets and breaks of sunshine here and there. high temperatures low to mid-60s around the bay sxinland areas and on the coast highs into upper 50s to near 60 degrees then this, rain is out of here after tomorrow we'll get clearing later in the week. it's going to be sunny, mild going into the weekend >> thank you, spencer. >> still ahead, was she murdered? the new report out claiming actress brittany murphy was poisoned. >> how treating insomnia could be the key to battling a common health issue. >> a historic deal today to help yeah, it's perfect for us tv fans. no...me. they mad

and but, i, i know that we are focused at getting it city wide. >> thank you. and if there are no other comments from the commission we will go forward to the public, and if you would like to comment, come forward and you will have two minutes. >> hi, madaline and i would request i know that part of the issue of the growth of the bike share is funding and what i would hope is that

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it is wide open. it's empty. it's empty.ery light traffic both ways both this and the dumbarton bridge. still good options for you as with the bay bridge commute. very light traffic and you can expect light traffic to continue for most of the morning commute maybe around some of the shopping malls if they have stores open. that could get crowded for you. 580/680 leaving the altamont pass, no big delays. again, no major accidents out there. the earlier problem in san mateo county has been cleared up. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." guys? there is a new tourist attraction on the shores of oakland's lake michigan big crowds showing up to see that toppled tree at lake merritt. as don ford tells us, the city is in no rush to cut it up and haul it away. >>> reporter: it's a party atmosphere here at oakland's latest attraction. this giant eucalyptus tree that was blown down near lake merritt during last week's windstorm, folks are coming from all over the bay area to see it, smell it and climb it. >> we came out from union city on

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we have looked at the county wide plan. we've reviewed the mtct plan bay area to determine what the needs are for transportation. in taking a look at the needs assessment, as you know the organization of transportation services that you are in charge of are vast as director reiskin said in $13 billion. they're in repair or need improvement. we've also learned from the planning department and from plan bay area about the future needs and the estimates are that by 2035, a 93 new housing units will be built and 191 new jobs will come to san francisco and that our population will grow to over a million in the city and county. so in looking at the streets, looking at the transit crowding, the vehicle life span, regional capacity, and bicyclist and pedestrian safety, the task force developed a needs assessment product that resulted in what kinds of improvements and investments we should concentrate on. so the needs investment in the area of street says the city past a geo bond a few years ago to provide some money for a three yea

equity, i think monique mentioned that from a look, 85 percent of the projects funded here are city wide or neighborhood projects but i wanted to note also that transportation authority commission has directed the transportation authority staff to perform some sort of equity analysis on this overall packet, so we and the controllers office will work with them because i think it is important and our next item is talking about the adopting a tightal 6 program. that's extremely important that we can demonstrate and we're serving our neighborhoods especially that's that's transit dependent. >> let's get that out. >> any work that results from the money that is raised through this process would have to go through a title 6. anything, anything that we do with the money, all of those projects would go through a title 6 review. >> i might leave that to the next item. generally as an agency, we're subject to the requirements of title 6 and generally although this obviously would be local money that we're talking about, generally the way that we expend local money is we match it and when you have

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