i have been thrown at bevin dusty's door so many time, i feel like a rubber ball. when the shoe doesn't fit, please do not blame the foot. again, i ask the sfmta board of directors for a safe place to park, without your help and support, i cannot overcome my circumstances and thank you so much for your time. >> thank you, melody. director, i know that we have had these oversized vehicle restrictions come up to us before and each time we have them come up, we do talk about the outreach, we talk about what measures the parking control officers and the police officers go through. does anybody want more staff comment on this or -- i'm sorry, do we have one mr. speaker, i'm sorry. >> my name is nick, i'm from the coalition on homelessness, we do oppose again the posting of these signs, i don't think it's necessarily outreach and the issues of people being notified of the sign, although i'm sure not everyone is notified and not everybody knows about it, however the ising ewe is still these people living in their vehicles are being marginalized further and further away fr

bevin. that's you. >> sure, sure.ean, but that's going to be part and you already seen this on behalf of the clinton aids. they are going to make that an issue in the campaign democrats still think the war on woman is effective strategy even though it failed in 2014. >> if they make that an issue i'm going to be on the opposing war side. last word mr. do you sack. yeah, i think they are going to use that it did not work in the last election. if they use it too much. they are going to by the their hand hillary will have to have another interview with you to answer questions. >> if she does we will treat her surface-to-air fairly here. everybody knows she could clear this up in a heart beat. she chooses not to. we will see what comes. gentlemen? next on the rundown will the white house be dragged into the email controversy, ed henry on that. later, dennis miller has thoughts on mostly cloudy. you may want to get a pen and paper to jot them down up head. anyone have occasional constipation diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! o

thornily put together, we did meet with bevin duffy, there was a lot of discussion around it perhaps it bears having a discussion like that again or maybe a one on one with staff again, it is challenging because what we have control over and what our purview is in this case, there is so much overlap with other city agencies that we don't have control and you're right, as a city, we do have a lot of challenges, the ones we have control over in this situation and what we have control over is in the scheme of things quite small. board member, do i have a motion to approve? 10.2e and 10.2i? can i have a follow-up -- >> if we could get, i would like the get more information as follow-up on this, i know last time this came up i know director reiskin, you know there was training of pco's and people who were enforcing these rules, and st vice chair mentioned, there's been work done on this difficult is issue, so i respect the process, i would like to hear an update especially on training, especially in mainbacker maiming sure the folks that this adversely affects, i mean, i do want to make s

let's go to technology writer kate bevins. how much of difference is this to make? >> absolutely none whatsoever. facebook has clarified them because they have been concerned protecting users and making it clear what the boundaries are. >> it's still going to be effectively up to people who use it to report the abuses, right? >> you can't possibly place that on users. you rely on users reporting. >> i mean, do you think this is just a publicity exercise. we're clarifying this and making making it all better. >> i think there is a fair bit of that. it's a useful thing to do because it does draw focus again. this is how we want you because facebook is a private space. actually, i don't want you smoking in my house. it's my house house rules. >> you said it could be difficult. could they do better than ton? could they have more looking for the content. >> you can't possibly look through all the content 1.5 billion users producing billions and billions of posts every day. >> wouldn't it be possible to control it electronically? >> algorithms are a blunt instrument, and

. >> in raleigh north carolina that is exactly what anna bevin bradley hopes will happen.ey is a community activist at north carolina family action, a conservative political group. now 26 years old she's had to buy insurance on her own for the first time this year and shocked by the cost. >> it's one thing to have pay monthly for cable or netflix or hulu plus or a gym membership because you're getting something out of that. i feel like i'm not really getting anything out of my virtually $200 a month. this is power from last month's and this is this month's and working to get them down in cost to be able to pay for some of the things we really care about. >> reporter: bradley says she rarely visits a doctor and doesn't want the added benefits the law requires insurers to offer like mental health and maternity coverage. she hopes the supreme court declares north carolinans ineligible for financial assistance. >> i think that will help a lot of people understand the true cost of h healthcare and what this does how it's driving up costs, it's increasing the burden on middle cl

and the bevin -- agreement, it just violated every principle of adhering to the wishes of the inhabitants. but it looks like it was going to get through the u.n. the u.s. had done a lot of arm-twisting, a lot of you are going to get some development aid if you vote correctly. because it was trying to get this cold war issue off the table. the naacp did what it does in the u.s. it started counting heads for the vote. it said, ok, these folks are already going to vote for it. so it does not make any sense lobbying them. these folks are going to vote against it. let's get to these folks right here who are on the fence that have been abstaining and let's do some lobbying. so they brought in isa. and they started lobbying these groups. so the vote starts coming down. and the americans are very comfortable. they know they have done their groundwork. they know they have thrown their development dollars their way. then india votes no. you see this kind -- what just happened there? ok but we still have our 2/3. then haiti. haiti votes no. and the 2/3 needed for that agreement just began to crumble