i believe director borden, you may have asked what the pass members are doing right now? we don't want to put policies in place that push people out of the prepayment options. this shows that most of our customers are kind of within a 25-36 area. the folks who may not be using maybe as many trips as you think there is, some convenience that comes with purchasing the monthly pass and you don't have to think about it. that could be one reason. and then if you look at the numbers there, so currently what our pass is priced at is the equivalent of 30 trips. 15 round trips a month. our indexing proposal for the monthly passes would bring that to 31 and then back down to 29. but the overall majority of the customers take more than 36 trips. we've looked at the numbers for the last five years and don't see within the ranges where we've been, that there is really any transition of customers. once you get kind of above the 36-40, we might see that, but i think we're in a safe place right now. on the visitor passports and cable cars, last time we brought to you a proposal that woul

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director borden? >> director borden: would think -- i would imagine because what they've described, does the program not apply to people that are already in the pipeline? a couple of months we approved for a reduction in fees for people to be able to pay -- that was for the parking tickets, but i'm just wanting to understand if that program is applicable. that gentleman is $600 behind in parking fees. i'm just wondering if the new regulation we enacted would be able to be applied. >> yes. at your january 6th meeting, you did approve changes to the community service program for unpaid citations. that makes it very accessible. i think it's a very low requirement to get into that program if you have a backlog of citations. i was hoping we'd have james for the reco ford here. he was living in his bus and got about $1600 in citations and had his vehicle towed. i was on the phone with miss lu friday, talking about mr. hernandez' blight of being towed out of the yellow zone a couple of days before, and i thi

can we do any more could we find someone to do it for borden really don't mean you get what you mean from. b.b.c. world service and you have troops in iraq. and he continues to maintain the hype is going to compete with images queuing up to see him to wonder if the situation in the british television for crucial for each national troops to go under control over to the afghan forces the security situation really critical to the country. says without american oxford we're now stuck by my hard on stuff in iraq. this is a chat as you know i'm commander says he will. so yeah like if i just use other funds or visit friends most of it is gay some of and they are where it left on the answer. they not done so right now down there tonight you do something i'm on the for the biggest misgivings in was going to stop my mom. so how many are sending out that you should be your child soldiers and the nikon staff and i got. that i'm never gonna summit on resorted to using a gun not because of the ideas that people will come it isn't what you tell me that it would be to i'm the guy that's on the engli

if you did mr borden lanois the i was if they confirm the accuracy of the information contained in the log book then i think that the acts of violence carried out by the police are also documented theory and was more lawful use linked in of in media in this is a just opinion when someone was abducted and taken away witnesses would take note of the vehicles number plate and no doubt only a woman. on the same way again was to do what we have here are ledgers which list those vehicles that were taken to a workshop for maintenance or repair and those number plates that were noted down also appear in these vehicle lists. and this proves that the vehicle in which someone was abducted belonged to the national police force so the state police were responsible with the as a result. if well given every state police activity was documented they even took the trouble to include a summary of the respective report in the entry for each individual these entries usually include the name of hugh date the document number the designation of the government organization involved and a summary of the report

>> director borden: can i ask a question related to that. are pcos able to enforce or cite these kinds of -- whether it's the ptv or the commuter shuttles, are they able to do that or is ate separate group? >> i want to let's be careful here and ask the city attorney, i don't want to segue into talking about the commuter shuttle program, since this is the ptv program and if we talk about the shuttle program without giving the public an opportunity to weigh in, it might cross the line. let's just -- >> who can enforce it [ >> the parking control officers can enforce to the extent they're violating the parking code. so if it's something within the purview of the parking control officers generally they enforce. administratively, if it's related to the permit program itself, the taxi investigators can enforce on that level. >> i'm trying figure out, they can't do anything that is moving, they can -- for example, someone pulling into a spot they're not supposed to be pulling into, is that considered parking, or idling? because i think the biggest

. >> borden. >> hsu. >> present. >> ramos. >> present. >> rubke. >> present. >> torres?> here. >> torres present. director pleasing advised director heinicke will not be with you today. please, also note we have a new sound system here but you still do need to speak into the end of yuck microphone so you be heard, recorded for all times. item 3 announcement of prohibition of sound-producing devices during the meeting. the ringing of a cellphone, pagers and sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited. any person responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room.

. >> borden. >> hsu. >> present. >> ramos. >> present. >> rubke. >> present. >> torres? >> here. >> torres present. director pleasing advised director heinicke will not be with you today. please, also note we have a new sound system here but you still do need to speak into the end of yuck microphone so you be heard, recorded for all times. item 3 announcement of prohibition of sound-producing devices during the meeting. the ringing of a cellphone, pagers and sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited. any person responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room. cellphone cause microphone interference and the board requests they be placed in the off position. approval of the minutes of the regular meeting. >> do i have any public comment? >> no, madam chair. >> do i have a motion to approve? >> second. >> all in favor. aye. >> aye. >> any opposed? hearing none, minutes are approved. >> item 5 communications i have none for you for this meeting. item 6, introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. >> thank you. i would like to -- i'm sure

. >> reporter: amy borden was once one of the missing workers, and now 11 years into recovery, she'shen you think of the hurdles to get where you are and to hear from employers who say, you know, i just -- i'm not ready to hire someone in recovery. >> i think the judgment and the stigma has to go away. it has to. you have to listen to the person and just be understanding that it's a disease. without financial stability, most people will relapse because of the stress of how do i support my family? so we have to be given the opportunity. >> reporter: treating the epidemic, eimperative for families, communities, and business. you can see how not being able to get workers can hold back how much you can grow and how much business you can do? >> absolutely. i can hire two, three guys today, and it makes expanding my business very difficult, not having the resources to get to everybody who is calling. >> reporter: the people on the front lines say opioid treatment is a start. critically important, job training and placement comes next, but america needs to shut this crisis down at the start

.>>> all of this happened at borden state beach.its at the bottom of a nearly 500 foot cliff near john daly and skyline boulevard. our report is near the beach tonight with more on what is being described as a heartbreaking accident.>> reporter: it happened right here on a walking trail that this man and his dog were walking on. they were dating with similar conditions that we are dealing with right now. it was very windy and very cold. an official at the scene told me that the victims wife was here and she told him that until today, he had been walking these trails for the last 50 years.>> reporter: the rescue of this dog that was stranded on the cliff was as heart pounding as it was tragic. a call went out about a man and a doll that was in trouble while walking on the trail. the doll, which animal control said may be a shepherd mix, went down the rock and got stuck there. that is when the victim did what any animal owner would do and took a risk to rescue his friend. it was a move that cost him his

. >> reporter: this woman on snuck across the borden when she was 17. president trump to stop repatriating defectors and told a harrowing story of what happened to her. >> i escaped from an arranged marriage when i was 19. i escaped a brothel and then i was arrested by the chinese authorities policemen and i was narrowly avoided being repay y e patrioted to north korea. >> reporter: the president showed empathy but didn't say whether he would pressure the chinese or not. she says the lives of many north korean defect toors depend on u pressure. >> most are carrying poison with them in case they are caught in time. >> reporter: as compelling as the meeting was, it might have made south korean officials a bit nervous because it is just one week before the winter olympics are set to begin. the south koreans worked hard to get north korean athletes to participate in the games. and could be concerned that trump's meeting with the defectors might upset that arrangement. we got no response there south korean officials here in washington to the trump meeting, b

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