commissioner stephenson. >> commissioner stephenson: based on the presentation we got at the operations committee am interested in-the intersection of-i mentioned in the increase of our consumption habits could one of things that matter the survey not that we just have more people in the and the city is that we asked they are consuming more and sending more to landfill as a percentage. i'm interested in the ways that may in fact intersect with certain things about justin the economy specifically the on-demand economy. because it seems to me that everything is getting delivered to our houses at all times and packaging is going to honestly really uptick our usage were sending to landfill. were actually sending to recycling. so i would be really interested in addressing that somehow here at the commission and learn a little bit more and see if there's ways we can intersect with the business community. out of the full commission meeting were operations whatever practice for that out there. i also want to keep the

commissioner stephenson >> commissioner stephenson:.ve a quick question you were on television can you beat just those with a url is if people want to go and suggest as they should sue people at home note? >> testifier: yes. bay area by sheer.comexpansion. >> president omotalde: commissioner wald >> commissioner wald:. thank you for coming this evening. this says by sure has huge potential and thank you not just for coming but for all of the work you do. so here's my question. some of my colleagues in some department staff know, i'm a big believer in the words or recognition programs. have you got thought about integrating and a word program into the operation of bike share so that you would recognize the person who lives the most trips or does the most miles? you would give them, in return, something like two or three or five free trips so that they would keep going and so that they could post their accomplishments and their friends and other people will want to compete with them and maybe even beat them out the following year. because

congratulations. >> president omotalde: commissioner stephenson stephenson >> commissioner stephenson: this is a concept makes the so proud to work with the department of the environment. you, with amazing solutions to our problems and i think something we can do here in san francisco that i think other cities wish they could do. some very very proud to be associate with you all and congratulations. and to you for getting the grant. >> president omotalde: >> testifier: homages add to that, since we've been talking to some of our colleagues in the bay area but this program we have interest now from the east bay energy watch team that they want to pullpull with our students and bring it to the east bay the folks at pg&e are very excited about this. so there's a lot of interest in it seems that attached a nerve in terms of something that really need to be addressed. >> president omotalde: that's awesome. commissioner wald >> commissioner wald: because i agree with everything that has been said right-i want to move there we approve this resolution. >> resolution 2016-09 >> president omota

coming down towards stephenson. there is a little slowing in the center divide. we'll send it right back to you. there are other big issues. >> there is, nearby, thank you, breaking news in the south bay. one person is in custody following what people are saying is a fatal hit-and-run. it all started after midnight, excuse me, before midnight, when a car struck a woman underneath interstate 680 near jackson avenue. this woman is said to be in her 20s. police say a second car struck the victim and took off. officer caught up with that car on nearby jackson avenue. that driver is in custody. >>> happening now, a major thorough fair, caltrans crews are working to repair a massive sink hole, all northbound lanes are shut down near 132. traffic is being diverted on to forth bound 33 and back on to i-5. the sinkhole was first spotted yesterday morning. take a look at itful cal-trans began excavation work, more than tripling its original size. the ultimate goal is to figure out what caused the sink hole in the first place. if it was a pipe issue, they'd be able repair i

commissioner stephenson >> commissioner stephenson:.ve a quick question you were on television can you beat just those with a url is if people want to go and suggest as they should sue people at home note? >> testifier: yes. bay area by sheer.comexpansion. >> president omotalde: commissioner wald >> commissioner wald:. thank you for coming this evening. this says by sure has huge potential and thank you not just for coming but for all of the work you do. so here's my question. some of my colleagues in some department staff know, i'm a big believer in the words or recognition programs. have you got thought about integrating and a word program into the operation of bike share so that you would recognize the person who lives the most trips or does the most miles? you would give them, in return, something like two or three or five free trips so that they would keep going and so that they could post their accomplishments and their friends and other people will want to compete with them and maybe even beat them out the following year. because

stephenson and virginia weldon, thank you so much for being here. this museum scheduled to open to the public in old city coming up in the spring of '17. >> that's right. >> we look forward to walking inside and seeing that history. thanks a lot. be right back. >>> this is "nbc10 @ issue." >> that's it for this edition of "nbc10 @ issue." and we leave you this morning with another look at a priceless collection of artifacts that will soon be on display at the museum of the american revolution. have a great sunday. - if you've come looking for some fun or a chance to be most anyone there's a little shop i know you'll find it on "the chica show" follow me and step inside imagination is your guide pick a costume off you go now you're on "the chica show" cowboys dancers astronauts and much more adventure is the thing we always have in store so join our funny family - and me - and me - and me - and me - the clothes are cool the fun is free so welcome to "the chica show" - hi, i'm kelly. how may i help you play today? - hi, i'm alicia, and this is my daug

but i have to say secretary perez was fantastic and we also had the presence of the ibew lonni stephenson involved. you know i don't think that we could have gotten there without secretary perez. i think he did an outstanding, outstanding job and just keeping everybody at the table and not walking away and making sure that everybody's points got across to the other side and i think he did a fantastic job. >> host: you said you have known lowell mcadam's for a while. he is of course the head of verizon. >> guest: we are trying to improve the overall relationship between the union and the company going forward now because i think lowell would tell you that we discovered the relationship was worse than he even thought it was. a relationship with me and him has eyes been cordial but that's not the day-to-day relationship between the union and the company. but i think that they are charlie going to try to improve that relationship because they realized that you know a happy workforce is a good workforce. >> guest: how successful was verizon and training managers to try to do the work of union

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. >> we sat town with linda and marvin after a home in stephenson point, wisconsin. >> he had a lot of friends and always known to be the class i don't know and had a smile on his face and made you laugh. >> when jason turned 19, he joined the marines. >> he was in infantry and gave it 110 percent. and he was super proud to be in the medical. >> he loved it. >> being very active and a good athlete. he took it to the top. >> after fullterm as a marine. he came home and got married and had a daughter. and some point, he had an a tikz to pain killers. they suspect their son's problems may be connected with a severe head injury he suffered in hawaii. >> he so manied to change. >> five years, jasson sought treatment to battle his addiction in va. >> i was surprised to see how many meds. he didn't know how to keep track of what to take. you can't imagine yourself taking meds for te pregz and anxiety and now a handful of them. and though throwing them in a cocktail. >> jason wanted to get his life back on track. and voluntarily checked himself in the va hospital. >> he was to the point where

i circled where it is north of that live shot around thornton, a crab maybe closer to stephenson. that crash cleared from the roadway. no major slowing there. there is major slowing. southbound 880 out of san money, all the way down to sonoma boulevard. still no word on how they will clear that truck. it could come off the hillside there. that's the reason for your right lane being blocked. a big backup there. meanwhile, the bay bridge back-up there, that standard, we have a nice flow of traffic off the east shore freeway, guys, back to you. >>. >> just a fire, intense sky high flames, feet away from several gas pumps at a south bay station. >> too close for comfort there. today in the bay live near lawrence expressway in sunnyvale him any word on how this fire started? >> reporter: lawyer remarks good morning. that investigation is still ongoing. so crews are still trying to determine how that fire started. but this is what's left. just a bunch of charred trees and the backs of these two cars are also charred. the fire lit up the night sky early this morning here in sunnyvale. im

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like estes ka favre got more votes when he ran against add li stephenson but the guys in the smoke filledtevenson. you're arguing in favor of a typical similar type situation. >> i'm arguing that the process in 2016 should play out according to the rules that have been established for this contest. this is not the 1950s rules thrks is the 2016 rules. not established by us, but we are playing by them. do you want to talk about changing them in the future? i think we're happy to engage in that conversation, but that's not where we are right now. >> but just to underline it you will want super delegates to go against the will of the majority of voters assuming that hillary clinton has the majority when all the voting is over. >> well, jake, how about this. should super delegates from states where bernie sanders got 70% or 80% of the vote support secretary clinton or bernie sanders? >> i think when you do that math it actually ends up that hillary clinton still wins. >> yeah, but you're talking about a principle here. you just articulated a principle and i'm articulating a principle back to y

edgar poe who wrote these hair-raising stories, the fall of the house of usher, or robert louis stephensonin other words, the point was allow them their pleasures and passions and then try and take those and elevate them. and i have a lot of good stories, i think, about laddering up exercises like that that worked as well as a few that didn't. but it's, the other part of it is that the school tries to establish a whole culture of reading. in other words, the teachers have to keep a new book going all the time and have to the post it on the outside of their door, what they're reading at that moment. so that there's a constant conversation of books in the school. so what i've been trying to describe is how to you forge those links that create a lifetime reader. there are many variations on this, but you have to either appeal to the what students need emotionally at that point in their life or what gives them a particular kind of pleasure they can't get anywhere else. those are the two things. now, i think i'll stop at this point and thank you all for listening, and if there are any questions

stephenson didn't pay attention to the ads and did not think they were necessary.was wrong, but there was a steady period from 64 to about 84 or you have about 20, 30% of ads were negative and starting in 88 which was a watershed election you see a big increase in it continues to increase to the state. 2012 was the most modern and times and i see people break that record. although, we can be sure that. primaries have seen a huge increase in attack ads. sometimes people assume attacks are made up and you decide to go after someone and you will go after them no matter what. that is not quite right. you have to have basis of evidence for the attack to work. there is never been anyone that attacked bill clinton on foreign-policy but, they might attack him for certain personal infidelities because those exist and so you go after those areas of legitimacy and when you go after something that is that it tends to backfire, so attacks work only because we are all-- we have some sort of flaws and we have some weaknesses as candidates. that's were negative ads committed play

. >> commissioner stephenson's i want to say i've historically both defended and supported this program we've seen through a lot of over the years not a lot of follow through with some of the things we've put ourselves out for the original resolution started off as clarifying the confusing policy it felt like it was meant to reverse the pole in place over the last 8 years and it really felt like the policy started from a place of steaassemblies it felt sneaky that was unfortunate because - the impact comes to three hundred and plus thousand dollars that tooth the jrotc outlined which is determined by the number of positions that will need to be adam what central office covers and a varieties i have things the other thing i wanted to just share i think kind of came out together was a little bit frustrating was this that whole ideas of same not the same we should be treated equal this particular program is not the same so this - instructors required to say a successful jrotc a minimal of one instructor and per school must be hired in all cases failure maybe termination of the program not

minute supervisor peskin and supervisor wiener will have i'm sure a few remarks i see commissioner stephenson's name and like to recognize him. >> thank you, madam chair as we are all aware in the budget process before the california states protective the governor has trailing legislation that would profoundly impact san francisco and other municipalities that currently have local planning laws that actually build much more on sight affordable housing than as provided for in the governor's by right legislation we attempted to take a position irregularly our stat logic delegation to either amend 9 governors trail bill proposal or if unsuccessful oppose it and the large project i originally introduced has evolved no longer looking for performance based exceptions for the city and county of san francisco but more like mayor ed lee wrote to the governor on june 13th we're suggesting a number of very specific proposals i in an attempt to compromises or bring together the two different resolution one support by myself supervisor mar supervisor yee and supervisor avalos and supervisor campos together

he had to was that .ave someone bring him of course, it did break precedent from the stephenson peopleconnolly finished his speech, they burst into a round .f applause it was hard to tell if john connolly was getting the applause or if reagan was getting more support. connolly thought it was the .atter in thebute divided here hall. people sitting on their hands. connolly is a very controversial figure in the party. dan rather is on the floor with roger morton. >> roger morton just came on the floor to visit with the delegation. i understand they are considerably upset about a quote attributed to you. >> i said in the interview that we were not going to write off anything. i believe the president, when he georgia.ted, can claim the mississippi delegation is going to float all the way tonight on supporting the position of the presidential nomination of their choice. they should not be they shouldt because i think the south is republican country. obviously some states are easier than others. i believe strongly that wrote lukens -- republicans can take all southern states. i do not think i

. >> commissioner stephenson's i want to say i've historically both defended and supported this program we've seen through a lot of over the years not a lot of follow through with some of the things we've put ourselves out for the original resolution started off as clarifying the confusing policy it felt like it was meant to reverse the pole in place over the last 8 years and it really felt like the policy started from a place of steaassemblies it felt sneaky that was unfortunate because - the impact comes to three hundred and plus thousand dollars that tooth the jrotc outlined which is determined by the number of positions that will need to be adam what central office covers and a varieties i have things the other thing i wanted to just share i think kind of cam together was a little bit frustrating was this that whole ideas of same not the same we should be treated equal this particular program is not the same so this - instructors required to say a successful jrotc a minimal of one instructor and per school must be hired in all cases failure maybe termination of the program not the s