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but as carly's information showed, about 80% of the riders are riding within san francisco. we operate buses down to the peninsula, but we have them from the east bay into san francisco for the riders. most of the riders we carry from shuttles, from bart to caltrain stations, to employers within the city. we run commuter shuttles for tootctiontionv at san francisco state. we ride va patients or doctors to work to their medical facilities in the city all using cooperatively muni soxctionv for approximately 10 years. we're an employer that's based in san francisco and are some 400 employees, our bus drivers, bus cleaners, mechanics, just remember working class people that are supported by this service. and we'd just like to again mention our support of this because it enables us to continue to put food on our table. thank you. >> thank you, mr. watson. next speaker, please. >> matt reagan, hillary pan. dominic hay. lena bardovi. [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon, mr. reagan. >>> good afternoon, [speaker not understood], matt reagan also with the bay area council. we

carly c ar l i so the kwae question was how many companies participated that's 3 dozen companies a mix between providers and companies that provide the service to their employees and the transportation like bowers and compass who many of this contract out for so there's an overlap and that's included in that the medical institution as well >> so shilt companies. >> in most cases the transportation provider that's they're busy and operators but ultimately whomever wants to choose to be the permit he. >> are you going to ask for more money. >> so the state law based on prop 18 and 26 restricts any local government from collecting foes and they're now greater to cost than the fees support. so the state law to raise the revenue is is to go to the voters for a revenue increase >> how many plays - >> i don't think we have that information. i didn't really mention this one of the benefits of the pilot is to gather the information that requires a significant data component to this so we can understand the dynamics of how many people are moving in from where >> so is there infrastructure improv

transportation companies, the companies they're working for, the bay area council and our manager carly she's the brains behind this. now we're available for that questions and jim is here to answer with questions and mayor and i and director nolan >> what's this permit for do you have to have a permit for a shuttle what if somebody doesn't want to - >> there's a whole a lot of questions there. >> and how many does that cost. >> the basic idea what we have we the city and a transportation system that the providers want is access to muni bus stops so the permit will permit someone to use the bus stop, of course, only muni buses are allowed to use the bus stops so the permit will designate a certain amount of bus stops by permitted providers and would subject them to a number of a number of restraints not interpreting with muni and possess popular not to use the rest of the 2 thousand muni bus stops. that's what the permit provides that's a dollar per day per we're governed by prop 18 such we can only recover our costs for the program and not generate money only the san franciscans can ge

i want to give a lot of credit to carly payne. we work a lot with her on specific complaints in the district and she has done an absolutely phenomenal job working with the shuttle providers, working with residents who have expressed concerns in trying to come up with solution. but it's not good enough just to have onex lent employee who is trying to hold things together. you need to have a program in

i want to give a lot of credit to carly payne. we work a lot with her on specific complaints in the district and

for "teen kids news," i'm carly. it's time to find out what teens think.eek." >> of all the subjects you take in school, which do you think is the@ost useful? >> i say u.s. history because you get to learn about the past, and you're ready to set for the future. >> as much as i hate it, i think it for everything that you even come across. >> i feel that biology and the sciences are most important to learn because i believe that one should have an understanding of themselves and how things work in our world. so i think it's really important. >> i believe mathematics is the most useful because it could be applid to many different fields as towards a career, such as engineering, even scienceand other stuff like that. >> i am recently taking a humanities class, and it is awesome because it's something you usually can't len in school, and i think that we kind of need to change the curriculum a little bit because it's more human-friendly. >> according to the merriam-webster dictionary, humanities are defined as... just in case you didn't know. anyway, the most co

haven't seen carly rae jepsen. >> and her debut as well. >> a big pop princess.ering together and making our broadway debut together. >> that's fantastic. >> you said it takes you a little out of your comfort zone being on stage. >> right. >> well, you know, first of all, it's flying without a net. there's no take two. and also, you know, i mean, singing and dancing, that's not really what i'm known for. and so i feel like, you know, i was very lucky when they offered me this part. i did not have a shooting schedule, which is rare in what has really kept me from doing more theater. i'm usually shooting. so i thought this is a wonderful opportunity to kind of push the envelope a little and move into territory that is not what everyone is used to seeing me do, and that i can do, you know, walking backwards and forwards. i really have to think about this. i have to walk and talk and move and sing and dance and work -- >> the lyrics? >> exactly. >> is the singing difficult for you? you know the score, though. >> we grew up with it. ♪ in our own little corner in our o

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carly sunny on sunday and another blast of cold air for next week. 44.average high is >> on tuesday we were halfway to where we should be. to nats joel is coming park. we are giving away seven pairs of tickets. these we give away before the tickets go on sale. go to our facebook page and enter to win. you can enter once a day and on monday we will announce one through february 4. log on and good luck. coming up, a teacher falls in love with a student. it is just one of the topics on tonigh we haveht on20/20 crossed the line. a teacher falls in love with a 15-year-old. we have more of a we can see coming up tonight. >> it is great to be with you on a friday. this was really incredible. a brave family came forward. the parents and the boy who went to that middle school. the parents had adopted the boy and worked on the adoption. they got him to that middle school and within months, they had no idea what was happening in one of those classrooms after school. tonight, the sex scandal that rocked all of houston. you will see the love notes written by the teacher. the parents had little red

and i open on tuesday along with carly rae jepsen, february 4th. so that will be exciting.al. they have me in a -- like a just a rehearsal skirt so i get used to walking in a big hoop skirt around the set. >> the costumes are spectacular. >> and i have to wear the shoes i'm wearing and they're designing new ones for me because i'm reinterpreting my character to be, you know, kind of like the woman that you love to hate, very glamorous, and very wicked. >> like cruella deville. >> exactly. >> i think even if you've seen it, you haven't seen me do it. you should come back. >> haven't seen carly rae jepsen. >> and her debut as well. >> a big pop princess. and does a wonderful job. i'm really excited that we're going to be premiering together and making our broadway debut together. >> that's fantastic. >> you said it takes you a little out of your comfort zone being on stage. >> right. >> well, you know, first of all, it's flying without a net. there's no take two. and also, you know, i mean, singing and dancing, that's not really what i'm known for. and so i feel like, you kno

carly, i want to start with you.he ceo of hewlett packard, there were seven female ceos in the fortune 500. >> that's correct. >> what happens now? >> clearly there's been progress. i was the first woman to lead a fortune 50. there were only seven. now there are 23. and you have women assuming absolute top positions of power and authority in industries and politics as well. and yet, the data overall hasn't shifted much. for example, we have less than 20% of elected officials are women, less than 20% of corporate officers are women, that number hasn't changed in decades. and women remain the most underutilized resource in the world and the most subjugated people in the world. 70% of the people in abject poverty are women. while there's great progress on the one hand, there's insignificant progress on the other. we have to change our mind set. this is no longer simply about equality or diversity or inclusive witness, although that's important. it's enlightened self-interest. women are an underutilized resource. we need

transportation companies, the companies they're working for, the bay area council and our manager carly she's the brains behind this. now we're available for that questions and jim is here to answer with questions and mayor and i and director nolan >> what's this permit for do you have to have a permit for a shuttle what if somebody doesn't want to - >> there's a whole a lot of quon

for "teen kids news," i'm carly. >> every state has one, but most of us don't know why they look the way they do. here's brandon with "flag facts." >> when you hear the name "new jersey," images of highways, "the jersey shore," and rock and rollers may come to mind. but despite its small size and large population, new jersey is actually "rooted" in agriculture. thousands of acres of farmland and forest cover the state. in fact, early european settlers came to new jersey because of its fertile soil. horse farms, dairy farms, and agriculture fueled the engines of new jersey's growth. >> the new jersey flag is unique because it emphasizes nature. new jersey often gets a bad rap, but there's a reason it's known as "the garden state." the english used it as their garden in the new world. they would plant whatever it was they were interested in growing in new jersey. >> new jersey's flag pays tribute to its agricultural history. first, there's the horse, the official state animal. beneath that is the state seal with three plows. the goddess of agriculture stands to the right, holding a cor

transportation companies, the companies they're working for, the bay area council and our manager carly she's the brains behind this. now we're available for that questions and jim is here to answer with questions

i want to give a lot of credit to carly payne. we work a lot with her on specific complaints in the district and she has done an absolutely phenomenal job working with the shuttle providers, working with residents who have expressed concerns in trying to come up with solution. but it's not good enough just to have onex lent employee who is trying to hold things together. you need to have a program in place that is funded. and this proposal will do that. so, i strongly support it. i think it's important to back up. and despite haltssome may say, it is absolutely the case, these shuttles are part of our goal to be a transit first city. >> would you care so expand on that? >> thank you. we know that no matter how good muni is, and i know it's going to get better as we really start prioritizing investment in the city over time, no matter how good it is it does not meet everyone's needs. when you look at people living in san francisco, particularly commuting the work in the city, that is not a new thing. people have commuted from silic

i'm carly payne, the transportation demand management manager at mta and the project manager for this pilot that we're proposing that you take action on today. so, this work relates to commuter shuttle that are provided by employers, institutions like medical institutions or educational institutions and by individual buildings or developments. this is not about tour buses or jitneys or charter coaches or taxis or party buses. the shuttle, the commuter shuttle sector has grown very rapidly and it's created some impacts on muni. as the shuttle sector has grown till now, our approach at the fmtta to resolve the problems in a [speaker not understood] way. finding the ad hoc [speaker not understood], and that's worked okay. with ~ but the sector is so large now and is not a sustainable approach. furthermore, it has caused a lot of confusion among operators for enforcement and for members of the public about what's allowed where and why. and, so, this approach seeks to remedy that, to create some clear operating guidelines and some rules about where to load and unload for these commuter shu

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seen here with handprint's carly fiorina, compared what he called "the war on the 1% to nasri attacks on the jewish district known as kristallnacht." well the response was fast and furious. comments on the wall street journal's website said one said, "let's shed a tear for our local billionaires -- is this a reprint it from the onion?" and if you are aren't jewish you shouldn't identify too close we holocaust victims." another one "slate writer matthew yglesias called perkins an "idiot, who proves that you can get rich without being very thoughtful, perceptive or intelligent." the dalai lama will be visiting the bay area. the spiritual leader will speak at the berkeley community theater on february 23rd the event is part of his north america tour this year. a few tun tickets are on sale, but only available at the tibetan association's office in richmond ed. a gunman opens fire in a crowded shopping mall. late tonight police describe the ammunition that the suspect was carrying including the devices found in his bag. >>> plus a police shooting in san francisco leaves a dog dead and why

we've seen that in california, in 2010 you had meg whitman put forward and carly furina and they endedtumbling once they got out on the campaign trail. while republicans might be talking about pick ups at this point in michigan or in minnesota, that's a really tough call. >> it's one of those funny rules. even when people are anti-politician in most elections the best politician wins. the republicans shut down the government. and after the government shutdown there was actually a brief period in washington where people thought the democrats might be able to get the house back. republican approval ratings tanked. that has levelled off largely because of the obamacare rollout. is that the democrats' best hope that the republicans will somehow screw up again? >> there is a vibe of kind of like indiana jones epic door slide. let's just try and get something in before the window close of mid term elections. and obviously it's not going that well. the seats that you were talking about, president's job approval ratings are under 35% in arkansas, in montana, i mean these are places where there

we carly understand is that there was a serious dange for the life and healt edwards noted and nsa intelligence officer says that it's easy to imagine a situation where he walks after w get groceriesnd he accidentally bumps into someone b then he suddenly feels wrong. he goes home and dies in the shower. in his situation he has to think about his security. statins attorneys stresses that according to russian law. i'd done the right carries criminal liability. he also said the former contractors refugee status makes him fully entitled to ask the police for help. in the meantime a new poll by pew research shows that while americans are still divided over and the benefits of snowdon is an essay two weeks when it comes to just dump americans ages eighteen to twenty nine years old the majority believe that snow onions leeks serve the public's interest reporting from your green up orot. our team. the now white house in the uk government consider snow and to be almost an enemy for some people he's a hero worthy of being honor student at glasgow university have nominated him to be there director which