if you are not familiar, terminal a and b are connected. as we look down the hallway, you'll see people walking by. those are the passengers who checked in here. they took the bus and are getting back to the debate. i'm going to look at the board real quick, as far as flights departing, i do see one red line. it looks like one flight is being canceled. the most are on time. if you have friends or family who are flying in and are supposed to be flying in on one of the airlines in terminal a, you'll have to have them go to terminal b to get their bags. fortunately, the baggage claim for terminal a and b are separate from each other. so they can operate independently. as far as when will this be back open, that is really anyone's guess right now because you can see how water-logged this is. they have been out here since 4:30 this morning with the wet vac, with the broom sweeps, trying to get the water on. you can see just how much water this is. they have made progress here. before on a sky bridge, there were two to three inches here. this is t

that made b move. and so you guys saw b takes off. so it's easy to see why b started moving, okay? an impulse acted on it, its momentum changed. but did you notice also that the momentum of this changed? let me show you again. why did this one-- why did object a slow down to a dead stop? what slowed this down? -- to say it slowed down is to say there was a change in momentum. true or false? true. and if there's a change in momentum, there has to be--true or false, an impulse. true. and did you see an impulse act on this? yes. yes, you did. because if we look at this again-- okay, right here. if we're only interested in a, we let object a be our system. is there any force, any impulse acting on a when they collide? yeah. yes. and what's the force that acts on a? b. b is hitting it, all right? is that right? so see that arrow, so that's what stops a. let's suppose we focus on both together. momentum, momentum. how big was the momentum of this compared to the momentum of this after collision? did you see that

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. >> and any public comment with reference to line items 3 a, b, c, or d? >> hearing none, public comment is closed call item number four and i am going to turn that over, actually to vice president turman. >> and item four, discussion and possible action to adopt san francisco police commission resolution establishing required submissions and reports and scheduling recurring reports or to take other action. >> thank you, mr. secretary. actually i will be discussing this item along with commissioner kingsley. and in your packets you you have a copy of the resolution, this resolution has been i think that renewing a year and the reason that we have been working on this project and it is geared toward making sure that we understand, and keep track of all of the responsibilities, reports, and requirements, that membership on this commission requires. it also references any and all reports referenced in the administrative code and the charter, or those created by the dgo as well as commission resolution as well. it has been thoroughly vetted and approved by the

supervisor avalos is asking for information >> the police want to come and give a presentation on 10 b we're going to also have the sheriff's department here and then possibly a committee will be asked to speak. we can't put them on the agenda but we may ask them to speak >> anyone out there in the public have an opinion about 10 b please come out to our january 7th meeting. any other new agenda items. for the future agenda meeting. all right. any public comment about our future agenda meeting. i believe that brings us to the i understand of our meeting. this meeting is the inteblth is of our everyday life everyone with the seniors use it for work and play. although there's a many valuable websites on line. >> the first thing a senior will ask me is about viruses if they go on websites what are the discharges of being on the internet. >> for instance, you see something that maybe from the bank and the first thing it starts asking you for a private information where you get intiger's offers and they're not real. the way to tell where it's a fishing scam or not is who it's from. they can

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around 95 percent of drug rape are alcohol and like valium and their remaining straw tests is for g h b and repeal hip natural it's no longer made in the u.s. and there's a substances a that's not easily available like xanax and valium are. >> so you think it's going to have a limb impact. >> i think something that has a better impact around cat rape is the awareness of alcohol consumption. personally, i think those are the two effective ways to prevent date rape like drugs >> commissioner hyde. >> i was wondering about what was on the agenda going forward. as we see states logically up their marijuana and allowing them to sell and international places that have a better policy in general. going forward how do you see dan save maneuvering as things became more legal. what are your - are you working with states and legislation to make our testing not responsible for the license he's vocation and stuff like that >> it's not us it's the drug policy through the 0 nonprofit. in terms of where we're going forward. we're trying to increase awareness that harm reduction is necessary and increase aw

and plans to visit her. >> i want to tell her face to face that i came up positive for hepatitis "b" andhe needs to go to the clinic in jail. >> because they shot heroin together, there's a good chance katie could have hepatitis as well. in fact, she could have given the disease to chad. >> when you were using, did you ever share needles? >> with my husband, yes. i've slipped up a couple other times. in pittsburgh, it was really hard to get needs. so i remember there was one needle between four of us. yeah. pretty gross. luckily i don't have anything. i got tested here in jail. i was pretty worried. >> what did they test you for? >> hiv. i should probably, you know, get tested for hepatitis, but i don't think -- i don't think i have that. i was more worried about the hiv. >>> coming up -- >> i don't know if he's been released. i put him down for visitation because he told me to put him down for 2:00 today. >> katie ellis waits for a stlast could alter her life. >>> and michael garcia sees the daughters he's left behind. >> my dad's, like, he's the world to me, so it's like looking at him

and a gay blogger. i was back here a few weeks b ago about the noise at san francisco pride weekend. i wasn't able to mention in my 3 minutes has to do with the doory alley fair and the folsom street fair especially the folsom it's a huge event and takes over particle all of folsom and side streets. i'm happy to say that the leadership there has licensed to the complaints about the music and etsz sound level for the music. one thing i've done is this this year folsom there were 3 music stages okay. and what that meant was like if you came from folsom and lovingly accounting street where there's lots of you loud music and a cage you heard the musk. i walked a block you away and you didn't and two blocks away i could have a conversation. you know, we find that folsom fair there's an accomodation for people who love the loud music and some of us who don't like the loud sounds from the speakers. i'm going to be bringing up this with the san francisco pride folks they're having a meeting tonight and a week from tonight and at both those meetings i'm going to bring those issues we need to n

i like the vote, i like no on b and c and if that coalition could come along here. thank you. happy thanksgiving. >> next speaker. >> last week, we learned that the testimony of jesus was the spirit of prophesy, revelation 1910 and i quoted a verse from matthew 13 where jesus said, as therefore the terrors are gathered and burned so, does this age, a sin of man should set forth his angels and gather in [inaudible] do inequity and cast them into a faur nas of fire. this should be wailing and gnash your teethed, in the kingdom of their father, that was the prophesy about the future, but it will at the last day, with we say the testimony of jesus is the spirit of prophesy, what we mean by that is he fulfilled ancient prophesies that were given by king david who was a prophet and mentioned a detail of crucifixion long before they happened. now, if i was to say that bill a r-r s, because he's a terrorist and goes about obama's book, he's going the drive a farar ri and go into mcdonalds, with we are dealing with prophesy, we're dealing with centuries before the big event of the deat

bags checked, you will have to check in with the airline then have to walk or be bused to terminally b and then go through security checkpoints and then they will bus or walking back here to terminal a to catch a flight. we have had a chance to talk to san jose's police officials to talk about this situation. >> you should plan to arrive a little early. we recommend that domestic flies get here a little early given the situation. we want to make sure the to leave on time. until we get this situation resolved. >> this was actually the spokesperson--this is a huge crowd and hundreds of people are arriving have no idea what is going on. you can see some of the long lines. once again, you concede that they will have to go through, check-in and then catch this buzz or walk down to a terminal b and then they will have to come back to check their flight. i had a chance to check with the spokesperson. she was not sure and that they are aware of the situation. she is not sure if that will be able to hold them or what type of delays they are expecting. they stated that you should give yourself extra

that country "a" is exporting like mad to country "b," while the latter is exporting very little andorting a lot. what happens under the gold standard is this -- country "b" pays for its excess imports by shipping gold to country "a." a bad thing? not really. because now "a" has a bigger money supply than before and "b" has a smaller money supply. this means that the price level in country "a" will tend to rise -- more money, as it were, chasing fewer goods -- while in country "b," prices will fall, their money supply has gone down. and now we come to the nice part of it, the equilibrating mechanism, as economists call it. prices are higher in country "a," so its exports will be more expensive. prices are lower in country "b" so its exports will be less expensive. exports from the high-export country, "a," will fall. exports from the low-export country, "b," will rise. trade will come back into balance. the original problem has been solved! would that it were always so in real life! the problem in the 1930s was that countries were not willing to go through this adjustment process. to

continues through march. >>> and in a landmark court ruling, controversial measure b reform plan, theyd this ruled and can not enforce current employees to pay more into their pensions but the ruling does allow the city to cut employee's salaries to offset the rising pension costs and both sides are claiming victory. >> it's clear the city can essentially cut pay and utilize those savings to pay for those benefits. >> it guts measure b and it says what measure b tried to do was illegal. >> city employees filed a lawsuit after what san jose voters supported last year and it will appeal the judge's ruling. >>> and several people had been killed at the northeast over the last couple of days. saturday afternoon more than 35 states have been hit with freezing rain, ice snow and flooding. utility crews are working to restore power to thousands of people in michigan and in upstate new york. at the peak of the outage, more than a half million people were left in the dark. they say the cold temperatures will stick around for the rest of the week. he will make his around the world trip and they

and thank you for giving me the opportunity to represent t n b c and our director is out of town. we know he would have loved to be here. the clinic is part of a much larger project. who's auditorium we're sitting in the t nc is the owner and operator and in addition to the clinic the residential portion of the building houses 1 hundred and 72 formerly homeless tenants all referred by d c h. (clapping) and the building has a gym it's auditorium and art grammatically gallery. noortd 40u789s i am into this building i'm struck. this project is about partnerships. it's a partnership between t n b c and t h and partnership between health care and housing between the physical space and the activities and the lights that happens inside and it's a partnership between this building and the community that surrounds us. on all those levels this is an exceptional project. t n d c has long enjoyed a relationship. just imagine user on a lay over for 6 years you can illness how closer urging to come so here we are 6 years later and we've learned a lot about each other and our the strength of our

it's used no reference to eateries as well as hotels and b and bs night clubs and as they discover before boarding my flight to san francisco it's even the name given to airport lounges. now strictly speaking the title is from the film by italian film director starring two italian actors which doesn't depict a rosey sweet life in rome in those days but a creek of the lack of values of a certain ishlg of folks populated by actors and arrest accuracy and mr. no bodies as well as reportsers one in the film who goes by the surname of popping roots. and surprisingly this has stuck to the point out we refer to the photo reporters as paparazzi but the period maybe reviewed in deed as the sweet life. johnson 0 who you see here seated in the bull writingy store had taken control of the business in 1932 had managed to props even in the war and was posed to meet new challenges and to seize new business tuntsd offered to them as rome became the hollywood on the tiger. now given the high-level of jewels and gives me at bully at the time and the strategic position of the one and only store in the heart

they are light in color and then the good news here is amendment number two and this is 100 percent reimbursed by the state prop 1 b money. and finally the staff recommendation, and the recommending of the increasing the amount of the cooperative agreement with the cal, trans, to a total amount not-to-exceed, 2 million, 35,000 for the jbr ranch project and authorizing the executive director to modify the condition and that completes my presentation. >> thank you very much. >> and all right, let's see, let's take some public comment on this. >> and please, you will need to raise your hand and just come up. >> and let me answer. and do we have... december 31, 2018. for the (inaudible) island, and to be completed and (inaudible) much sooner less than two years and five years span. >> okay. are there any other public comments? >> would you come and answer the question? thank you. >> just to clarify. our intent is to start the construction of january of next year and 2014 and to complete by the summer of 2016 and so we are looking at two and a half year construction period. thank you. >> thank you, very much. >> and oka

and they can't get out there shopping, larry b. >> no. whatou're saying is you don't want my gifto you unless i can get it to you on the 25th. a dozen golf balls. >> we'll be practicing our swing there, tracy. >>> so don't worry if you didn't win the megamillion last night. one in five of you are already super rich. yeah, you! super rich. ♪ >>> okay, listen up. if you didn't win the mega millions last night, don't worry about it. one in five of you will be in the top 2% anyway. those are the odds that your household will make at least $250,000 a year. what's the media's take on this news? the associated press is fueling income inequality. john, take that on. >> look, i would love to be able to sit around and sing campfire songs and everyone makes the exact amount of money, but that's not the real world. i want to live in the real world where derek jer makes the same amount of money as us. look, if you're a senior or poor and your interest rates are so low right now, you're not making any money. the rich are getting richer because of that.

look at what is in prop b and prop k and look at what has to be done and what has been done and you have to go before the voters again to authorize the money in prop k to complete the project in the sales tax now before we look 30 years in the future. thank you. >> steve wu from chinatown cdc. i want to thank the ta staff for a great presentation and laying out a great framework for how to achieve equity in discussions about new transportation revenue. i think it's very important as a board you take a step back and really examine how the revenue being discussed today is being reprogrammed especially with regard to equity. and it's very important to take a look at how new monies will benefit today's everyday transit riders. we haven't seen any analysis of that and i think this lays out a framework of handout you -- how to do that. how new money can benefit transit riders. we look forward to seeing how this framework gets developed and once again, thank the ta staff for producing a great presentation. >> steve, i just wanted to clarify at the last ta board meeting th

passengers can still check in at terminal a but they can walk or then take the shuttle buss to terminal b and check their bags there and go through security screening there. there is also security screen agent the international terminal but its limited. they say to get here early because this could take hours to clean up. its unknown what caused the water line to break. that will be investigated later. right now the airport is concerned making sure that passengers aren't going to be impacted. i just checked the board and so far just one flight has been delayed. but things can change. we will continue to monitor it. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details on the flooding at the airport. the airlines in terminal a that are being impacted include american, delta, jet blue, united, u.s. airways, virgin american, and hawaiian. janine just mentioned the good news is the flights seem to be moving okay. for the latest on the conditions at the airport you can like us on facebook war find us on twitter and there you will get updates. >>> police are investiga

and soon to be back next week as well live in. a b c even all the russian banks miles what is the crisis in ukraine really cape and i in that one and seeing how the situation progress is. not small surprises of course and i will indeed be back to see you as well have a fantastic weekend enjoy the rest of you we can give us now. ukraine is in a tough spot right now trying to figure out whether to join the e.u. or the arrangements custom union it would be nice if they would you know maybe allow the populace to vote for their future via referendum but sadly it looks like the politicians will be making the historic decision i can see why some people want to look west and some people want to look east but don't understand why so-called ukrainian nationalists want so desperately to join the e.u. first off any nationalist groups in the e.u. are automatically demonised as right wing extremists and the politically correct west patriotism is pretty much a dirty word generally nationalist like their culture and the people who are part of it but

if that doesn't work there is no particular plan b. and we know one thing, paul ryan, the artful master of this deal, and his support brought along a lot of republicans . he's now saying we wan are tryio figure out what to ask for in the debt ceiling. so we could be back to crisis mode. it's not clear that there is a whole lot of congressional republicans who have much from to do much else. so there is a real threat for next year. >> we'll look at the nuclear option and what it means day-to-day for the senate. >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> here are the headlines at this hour. >> only on al jazeera america. while you were asleep news was happening.tÑ [[voiceover]] no doubt about it, innovation changes our lives. opening doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. >> welcome back to "in

take it with them. >> we are going out here to catch a blue bus and take it down to terminal b and then we go through security there and we have to ride a bus back and go up to our gate. >> flight was can silled and there were a few delays. an airport worker said there were frustrated travelers but mostly everyone took the inconvenience in stride. >> i travel each week so it is always a party at the airport. >> because terminal a baggage system is down all arriving passengers is to go to terminal b to pick up their luggage. right new officials say there is no estimate as to when they expect that baggage system to be up and running again. >> happening right now along the central coast, a fire is forcing the evacuations dozens of people near big sur with the blaze broking out after midnight that scorched more than 300 acres in the national forest. at least 200 firefighters are battling the fire and four air tankers where helicopters on the scene. at home, it is another "spare the air" day but dirty air is only one of the concerns. the national weather service says beaches could see b

but if they have bags to check, they must check them at terminal b and go through security there. >> we have crews on scene trying to clean it and get the areas open it. it will be a number of areas before we're able to get those area ofs of terminal "a" today. >> reporter: travelers are walk or take shuttle buses to terminal b. if passengers do not have bags to check, they can go through screening at the international terminal. it's limited there. they say if you are traveling out of terminal "a", get here early. they are not give giving us and -- giving us an estimated time. back out here live, you can see a bunch of travelers walking towards terminal b and the terminal. they do have extra support staff onhand to answer any questions. we'll give to monitoring this. reporting live from janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 7:05. more details now on the flooding at san jose's airport. the airlines in terminal "a" being impacted include american, all nippon airs. jetblue, united, u.s. airways, vir yin, and volaris and hawaiian. for more information, follow us on twi

the pbs news hour weekend is made possible by louisefeld coleman, joutdy and josh westin. joyce, b. the wallick family. the cheryl and philip millstein family. bernard and irene schwartz. roselyn p. walter. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america designing customized, individual, and group retirement products and that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- and by, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions by your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york this is pbs "news hour weekend." good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm john larson. will be back next weekend. for the first time in 13 months there's been a bomb explosion on know israeli bus. authorities blame palestinian militants for what they call a terror attack. the bomb went off near till aviv, shattering windows and causing no injuries. everyone had been evacuated prior to the blast after a passenger warned the bus driver about a suspicious package. no one claimed responsiblity for planting the b

by then it was a flooded mess and passengers from eight airlines were forced to go to terminal b. grab luggage ask take it with them. >> we're going theer catch a blue bus to take it down to terminal b. and there was a go through security there. then had to ride back. and go up to our gate. >> one flight was cancelled and there were a few delays. one worker told us there were frustrated travellers. >> i mean i travel every week. so... it's a party at the airport. >> a lot of equipment was in the area of the break. and airport officials say they're still assessing damage. >> 49ers lost an attempt to host college national football championship game. one of the reasons a shortage of hotel rooms. organizers cited a lack of a track record. will host the super bowl in 2016 >>> a family refuses to give up hope to find loved ones lost in the idaho wilderness >> and a powerful pull of sneaker waves and danger you need to watch out for. >> plus, new yorkers uber irate. loyal customers accuse the san francisco car service start up of ripping them off. abc7 news yes you did. yes you did. no i