, 2013, and that was two days in april, when there were only two days in april where the system had enough lrvs. and i know that in december of 2012, there were zero days when muni had enough lrvs to hit that number. >> yes, actually between then and april, we had two wrecks come back. >> right. >> and the version, and so yeah that is how. >> so as not to be too lrv centric, for the trolly coachs in april and on half of the weekdays and, there were not enough trolly coaches and between my understanding is that between the coaches the lrvs that is approximately half of the rider ship of the system. more or less. >> yes. >> and the problem that it could be also both availability and reliability. and they are the oldest of our fleet for the entire trolly coach network that is best and it is useful to only apply one subset is 20 plus years old and so we have moved to retire many of those and we hope to have a new replacement vehicles here. within hopefully within 12 to 18 months. >> great. >> could you keep explaining, i just want to understand average daily hold count, and the delays. okay th

if you recall in april the fire department came before you to ask for reallocation of funding from our salaries over to overtime due to the low staffing levels. at the time of projected we would need 466,248 dollars. at this time we are looking at actuals in the pay period, estimated 446,354. i would like to acknowledge mr. mark -- he was on target. we agree with the budget analyst's recommendation of 446,354 be allocated from salaries to overtime. again to remind you that this was not a request for additional funding, simply a reallocation within what we were budgeted for in 12-13. and the final to that is for the record of the time we had concerns and stated that clearly in the committee in april. the analysis we felt again at a time was low on the pay period data reflects why we were concerned so at this point we would be in agreement to accept the recommendation which we had brought before you in april. thank you. >> supervisor farrell: thank you chief. mr. rose, i believe you have a report on item number two. >> mr. rose: mr. chairman the numbers of the committee on page 14-15 of

, 2011 was when the project was approved, sir. >> the records indicate you picked up the permit in april. where are you with your construction process? do you have a contractor already on board? >> yes. i do have a contractor on board and as a matter of fact we were supposed to meet today to just go over some details and i told him can we meet tomorrow because today i'm attending a hearing. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> anything from the department, mr. sanchez? >> thank you, good evening, members of the board, scott sanchez, planning department. the permit application was submitted to the city in december of 2007. it's a demolition new construction required a mandatory hearing at the planning commission. we did our neighborhood notice in 2010. at the time the planning commission gave the sponsor advice to redesign the project and the project was revised and in april of 2011 the planning commission approved the project with revisions. it was stamped approved on the plans of may of 2012 and it was to the department of building inspection where it was set as approved with the department o

we have it scheduled to april 10 and it was moved to this date. there were no additional materials submitted to the board. although tonight many items have been presented to you in rapid fire fashion on the overhead. so with this, the department finds that there has been no other credible evidence to demonstrate that they have been in violation of the planning code. the evidence in support of the violation is overwhelming when you look at the various, not only the testimony that we've heard from the neighbor which you will know doubt hear this evening but the yelp reviews, there are reviews in there saying that they have gone to the appellants apartment, they have sat in a chair and waited while she juices the juices for the cleanses. they are certainly occurring here. we contacted the department of health and what we are aware of they don't have any permit. there have been numerous relying on yelp where someone says they went to go, arrived at the house for the date of the pick up and i rang the doorbell and as i waited the neighbor went out and

board take jurisdiction over bpa nos. 2007/12/12/0282 and 2007/12/12/0285, which were both issued on april 24, 2012. the appeal periods ended on may 09, 2013, and the jurisdiction requests were filed at the board office on may 29, 2013. permit holder: adil shaikh. project, 1st permit: demolition of one-story, single-family dwelling. project, 2nd permit: construction of four-story building with four-dwelling units. >> item 4b: jurisdiction requests: subject property at 353-355-357-359 san jose avenue. letter from marolyn allen & thomas church, requestors, asking that the board take jurisdiction over bpa nos. 2007/12/12/0282 and 2007/12/12/0285, which were both issued on april 24, 2012. the appeal periods ended on may 09, 2013, and the jurisdiction requests were filed at the board office on may 29, 2013. permit holder: adil shaikh. project, 1st permit: demolition of one-story, single-family dwelling. project, 2nd permit: construction of four-story building with >> item 4b: jurisdiction requests: subject property at 353-355-357-359 san jose avenue. letter from marolyn allen & thomas church, r

. >> on april 2nd, on april 2nd, you had an opportunity to meet with the prosecutor, correct? >> yes. >> up until that point, you had never spoken with law enforcement. >> no. >> even following your interview with mr. crump, you didn't then go to the police? >> no. >> even after hearing part of your interview on national television or hearing about it, you didn't go to the police. >> no. >> and apparently the police hadn't contacted you. >> no. they were trying to find me. >> pardon me? >> they were trying to find me. >> what makes you think that? >> because they just had my -- well, fake name, diamond eugene, they couldn't find me. >> how did they have your fake name? >> by the parents -- >> with you speak up? >> by the parents. the parents did not know my real name. they only knew me as diamond. >> but they had your phone number. right? >> yes. >> because there were texts and phone calls. >> between who? >> you and miss fulton. >> no. >> she sent you a text. >> that was march the 19th. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> yes. >> after march 19th, you didn't go to law enforc

to us back in april and based on their projections your suggestion was a reduction of almost half a million which we did. i'm trying to understand because i don't feel that i have enough information in front of me to understand exactly what happened, what is the difference between then and now, number one. number two, in terms of the minimum staffing requirement, does the overtime that is being requested exceed the overtime that has been issued over the course of what is required for the minimum staffing requirement? and has that been looked at by your office? >> supervisor farrell: ms. campbell first. >> i'll respond to the supplemental appropriation. we based our numbers on the reasonably expected increases over the end of the year. >> based on minimum staffing requirements? >> looking at supplemental we were looking at the average spending per pay period per overtime, accounting for the fact that there were holidays coming up between that day and the end of the year. >> supervisor breed: i want to be clear. you don't take into account minimum staffing requirement so that over time does n

clearly when we came in april there is a slight frustration because this was fully predicted by us. we know from history and trends that may and june we will be spending more in overtime; there is a higher absenteeism, and higher amount of retirement in june. this is absolutely predictable. i know we had a conversation with supervisor avalos this morning; there was a lot of theatrics in april that this would not happen, dead on. it is what it is. we appreciate the work that everyone has done; we were within about 19,000 dollars or without we would be, that is pretty good, not a science but we are moving forward. in the fire department a staffing cyclical and the needs in terms of overtime expenditures are different from month-to-month. we appreciate the work that was done and now the recommendation that is very different from april and the recommendation of 400-some-od to cover the additional year but no additional funding request is made by the department this time. >> supervisor farrell: -- >> i want to reinforce that we made ballot isolations and accounted for all the assumptions

then in march of 2013, 27th of march they applied for a permit, we signed it on april. as much as we wrote 50 or 60 notices of violations, we signed to legalize them. one thing i noticed about the issuance of the permits when the gentleman came to get his permits, he came in and got them, he went through our building plan check but he never came to the 3rd floor where people come to pay for their penalties. we might have been sympathetic at the time. you are not going to enjoy having this here. you are going to take it out and it's not on going. we are sympathetic. they never came to our counter to ask that. that's what i do as a senior building inspector, we get the penalties and sometimes we drop the penalties and we have that flexibility if i want to call it that. they never even asked for that and here we are. if anybody has any questions, i will be happy to answer them. >> i have question. say i have a drop safe and i want it attached to the floor so a thief doesn't walk off, does that require a permit? >> doesn't say in the building code it's exempt from the code.

we can to you in april same we thought we would need 466 it was held because it was a question about whether or not that would be needed; we came within 19,000 dollars. the main point of contention -- at this point we would be willing to concede to a total of 627,329 off of what mr. rose and his staff is asking for. the bulk of the contention is the salary piece. we have a fundamental disagreement. we provided numbers and calculations over to the budget analyst office. we agree that we will be hiring people and having people retire but we believe that we do not get any tabulations back to look at the methodology but we believe that there will be an increase in our salaries, in the fte count. we cannot assume all of the production; over the next fiscal year will hire two classes which we are grateful for, the pendulum is swinging in the resurrection to increase our staffing. we will have our projections and we will have it laid out for you; we send out an e-mail the other day. we will have a net increase of approximately 29 ftes, that is why we are concerned about the level of reducti

as you recall we provided i 90 in april. san francisco share of the region and safety school funds is one-hundred 4 million over the past few months we're worked with the safety coalition for how to enhance the safety issues. we have a - we have the san francisco program. the primary difference is the program will increase in size from a number of 16 high schools. if you have particular schools in mind to make sure the coalition reaches out to call the authority staff. and we're provided you with a brief presentation or if you feel that the april presentation provided sufficient information we'll skip it >> yeah. given the need for this room. i heard a very important presentation so i'm hoping we don't need that presentation today. so seeing no questions let's open this up for public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues can we move this forward. madam clerk rewe needing to vacant this room >> we need to vacant the room. >> so we need to call items number 9 first and then we'll proceeded to end this meet

on april 5th. tamerlan tsarnaev ordered components on the internet that could be used to make ieds and had them shipped to the cambridge residence he shared with his brother, dzhokar. the defendant also downloaded a publication that provided instructions on how to build the bomb. and the day before the bombing, the defendant opened a prepaid cell phone account number in the name of dzhokar tsarnaev. according to the indictment, on april 15th, 2:40 p.m. tamer lab tsarnaev placed the backpack in front of 671 boylston street. among a dense crowd of marry spectators. the backpack contained an ied, constructed from a pressure cooker, shrapnel, adhesive, electronic and other items. and dzhokar walked to the front of a restaurant where he placed a backpack containing a similar kind of ied, among another crowd of marathon spectators, including dozens of men, women, and children. according to the indictment at approximately 2:48 p.m. dzhokar tsarnaev called his brother, using his prepaid cell phone, and spo

no you are right, it is april 5, true. it is april 5th. according to this, the referal item two is improper redaction. >> right. >> and number three is failure to justify withholding the redacted information and your question is that the same as willful failure to comply with the order of determination? >> and is that... the city attorney question, is that, is there a requirement that at the time that you make the... that the request is made you have to justify withholding the redaction? >> you know, i don't know. i'm not... i don't know the answer to that. >> i am tempted to make a motion on number two, 6726 about improper redaction and then, ask staff to look at these are not even on the third, items are not even under the same section. the task force said that it was a 67-27 and the staff memo says 677-34 for willful failure. >> right. >> i wonder if breaking them apart and deciding that each one separately might... help us. >> i will ask the staff, can you just explain the difference between the memo and the order of determination. >>

any complaints in april and awe jurisdiction of the reports. presentation of the organization ccs monthly statistical report january authenticating to 2012 inactivation complaints and mace complaints and awe jurisdiction in may 2013. >> good evening director. good evening and commissioners and chief and members of the audience. well, now that monroe has given my entire report in the title i'll rest. first, i want to introduce the clerk and she's in the audience and i think i just slaufrthd her name. she's a third year law student at berkley and she just for the record in boston and maintained a 3 had the 9 gpa. she's fluent in russian and conversational in japan's and polish. she's a resident of the house of berkley. she's volunteering with the o v cc through the ends of july. she learned yesterday all that remains on her path to senseship is one more step. i also like to thank our policy analyst attorney who is the supervisor and i neglected to acknowledge ms. marianne during the protocol item where she works with the police department to insu

work another the complex has been suspended since april. authorities offered to talk about restarting a shared tourism resort at the resort that's been on hold since 2008. and they say representatives of nations can talk about humanitarian issues as well. this would include row unions of families separated during the korean war. the north korean agreed to let their neighbors set the time and place for the meeting. south korean reunification minister chose june 12th in seoul. he said the two sides will work on finalizing the meeting date and details as of friday. the north korean regime hasn't made provocative statements or actions for a month now and has shown a willingness to engage in dialog with other nations. a close aide to kim jong un went to china later in the month. umpbl umpblts. >>> commanders have demanded since april that pilots of like aircraft warn them before flying within 30 kilometers of the the air base. troops stood ready with missile defense systems. they put the policies in force with the thought towards a missile launc

i have submitted the copy of the last response to the body back in april, i believe as it includes all of our priary arguments for not complying with the order of determination. in a response, to the order of determination of april 5th, 2012, we reiterated that we have no speaker cards to present to mr. war field in the response for cards from the meetings of september, october and november of 2009, however we were able to furnish mr. war field with cards for several meet thatings took place in the time line requested by mr. warfield to clarify this was september of 2011 through december, 4, 2011 and the visual arts committee meetings of 2011, through january, 2012. and in our initial response, we indicated that in order to protect the individual's right to privacy under the california constitution article one, section one, we redacted the personal addresses but not the business addresses that have been written on the cards before making pdf files and photo copies and also provided mr. warfield with paper copies of the same documents. >> on the advise of the city attorney we have a sta

on april 18th, three minutes were received, prices range from -- tutor perini operation of the lowest responsible bidder with it price approximately 12 percent over the engineers' estimate range. staff analysis indicates three factors that contributed to the final bid rise exceeding the engineers' estimate. the first is market conditions; current high demand for contractors in california essentially reducing the bid pool, contract completion scheduled is challenging, and site conditions. contract 1300 contains significant amount of similar work to that currently being performed under contract 1252 in the union square area, essentially a congested site with tight tolerances. sfmta central subway program 1300 will be funded by a combination of federal , state and local monies with approximately 25 percent of the base contract work to be awarded to small businesses, tutor perini exceeded the small business with dissipation goal and a minimum of 50 percent of trucking and hauling work for small businesses, invest a minimum of 1.5 million in hiring -- providing on-the-job training for cons

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and his birthday was on april 1st. wasn't it april 1st, baby? >> that's right, baby. he was the original april fool's. >> curtis, please, baby. and he was baptized three days later. >> yeah, but it didn't work. april fool's! [ laughs ] they should have double dipped him. >> curtis, would you please? >> wow. he looks like a bodybuilder in this one. >> yes. now, that was my favorite uncle. oh! this is my favorite uncle. he worked all day every day. he owned his own business. and, look at him. look at how strong he is, and his legs were always like that. look at how strong -- >> who the hell is this in your family worked every day all day? would you stop? you got the picture upside-down. that's your aunt june. you not talking about your uncle. well, please. and she did have pretty legs, though. that's 'cause she was a streetwalker. >> curtis! >> did a lot of walking at night. >> curtis. >> aunt june. i used to love her, though. or as we used to call her, the original ho. >> curtis! would you get out of here? just leave us alone. >> wow. you guys are really lucky you know

this is the day in which he was born on april 29th. this building was started on april 5th of 1913.it turns out that april is an incredibly important month. mayor sutro joins the other 14 busts that are presently at city hall. and now, we will hear from peter rosen, the german counsel general. >> thank you so much. and thank you, especially mr. mayor for gracing this ceremony with your presence tha, is appreciated and i would like to thank individually the chief of the police and the chief of the fire department for joining us here today and for interrupting their important businesses for joining us here at this ceremony, ladies and gentlemen, thank you all for coming and also to my colleagues from russia and from insurance, this is a great honor for me. i think and i will be very brief. i think that this is really a day of which we can be of which many of us can be very proud. but, probably most of all, i think that he must be very proud to see this beautiful bust now in this wonderful position standing in city hall because he has been working so long on this project. and i really

. >> the strong german exports in april did not cause enthusiasm at the exchange because since april, several hints already have come in, which make investors believe that exports are not going to continue to be as strong as in april. recent updates of factory orders, for example, have come in rather weakly. the german reserve bank is also not very enthusiastic. it lowered its projection for the economy once more. a cost -- what caused the market to drain from the downside to the upside in the course of trading in freddie was good news for the american labor market, which makes people here believe that the markets can continue to rely on the generous american monetary policy. >> that the u.s. jobs data sent markets soaring on friday. jobs got a nice bump heading into the weekend. the dow over in new york is still trading, and that is currently about 1% higher. the euro-dollar, however, is trading lower. >> there is a lot of "we told you so quarter made going around greece right now aimed at the international monetary fund. and the imf admitted the impact spending cuts and tax hikes wo

the investigators cited four attacks during march and april. but they did not specify which side used them. chemical weapons are banned under international law. the investigators say they're very concerned about routine killings and torture by both sides. >>> u.s. authorities are stepping up economic sanctions against iran over the country's nuclear program. they're freezing the assets of what they say is a major network of front companies controlled by iran's leadership. officials of the treasury department are also banning 37 firms in iran, germany, south africa and elsewhere from doing business with u.s. companies and citizens. they say the firms are directed by an organization controlled by senior iranian officials including supreme leader eye ayatollah khomeini. they say companies profit which generate and control massive off-the-books investments to evade sanctions. earlier this week the obama administration authorized penalties against foreign financial institutions handling transactions in the iranian currency. the new sanctions come ah

. >> the strong german exports in april did not cause enthusiasm at the exchange because since april, several hints already have come in, which make investors believe that exports are not going to continue to be as strong as in april. recent updates of factory orders, for example, have come in rather weakly. the german reserve bank is also not very enthusiastic. it lowered its projection for the economy once more. a cost -- what caused the market to drain from the downside to the upside in the course of trading in freddie was good news for the american labor market, which makes people here believe that the markets can continue to rely on the generous american monetary policy. >> that the u.s. jobs data sent markets soaring on friday. jobs got a nice bump heading into the weekend. the dow over in new york is still trading, and that is currently about 1% higher. the euro-dollar, however, is trading lower. >> there is a lot of "we told you so quarter made going around greece right now aimed at the international monetary fund. and the imf admitted the impact spending cuts and tax hikes wo

it's now trying to get $8,000 back from a visit in april. it sent invoices to the white house, the democratic national committee, the secret service, and the people who hosted those fundraisers. but so far, nobody is paying. >> if the town incurs a cost that rightly should belong to somebody else, we're going to pursue that. >> if we were to hold a wedding here and close off streets we would expect the people that were hosting the wedding to pay it and i think the taxpayers would also ask for that. >> in san francisco, police overtime for a presidential visit in april cost $60,000. oakland reportedly got stuck with a $300,000 bill last year. >>> some developing news in philadelphia. searchers continue to comb through the debris from a collapsed building. search-and-rescue operation has been halted for now. six people died but overnight rescuers pulled a 61-year-old woman free after being trapped for 12 hours. a thrift shop and customers next to the collapsed building were buried under tons of rubble. overnight, rescuers pulled the last known

it went up 1.2 points from april. the rise is attributed to growing expectations that the government's economic poll sis and the weak yen will help improve corporate earnings. on the basis of the latest numbers the cabinet office upgraded its assessment of consumer confidence and said it's improving. officials remain cautious about the future, though. they say they'll closely monitor stock in currency market developments and see how they will affect consumer confidence. now, let's take a look at the market figures. >>> people in south africa have been following the trial of the paralympic gold medalist oscar pistorius who is accused of shooting and killing his girlfriend. the case has highlighted the problem of gun violence. the country has one of the highest gun crime rates in world. we report from johannesburg. >> reporter: 18 people in south africa are shot to death on average every day. a u.n. survey shows the rate to be among the ten worst in the world and five times higher than in the u.s. this johannesburg resi

. >> construction is due to start next april. the plant's expected to start generating electricity in april 2016. >>> here's the three-day world weather forecast. ♪ have been admiring part of their country's cultural heritage. they visited the imperial archive to see ancient music scores that were restored to their original beauty. the music was written for a kind of lute called the biwa. experts restored scores for 40 pieces of players. and instructions for players. it represents the heian period between the 12th and 8th centuries. paper is decorated with gold dust. officials bought the scores 55 years ago from a branch of the imperial family. restoration experts repaired worn holes and colored it with pigments from the grounds of the imperial palace. they spent 20 years on the job. the emperor and empress met some of the experts and praised their efforts claiming the biwa was considered an essential skill for emperors back in the heian period. the restored scores will help people learn about the imperial culture of a bygone era