commissioner borden did spend time with our office. i'm okay with voting on her today. >> president breed: supervisor cohen? >> supervisor cohen: thank you. i just wanted to maybe have discussion why we would continue commissioner borden, why you made that motion. i won't be supporting it, but can you speak to why? >> president breed: supervisor kim? >> supervisor kim: for the same reason continuing ms. brinkman. she spent time speaking to my office as well. we should give both directors an opportunity to meet with all the supervisors who wanted to speak with them. >> president breed: thank you, supervisor kim for that. commissioner brinkman did not reach out to my office as well. hearing some of the concerns expressed by the rest of you in terms of outreach from that particular commissioner and i guess i have to reverse that item to talk about it but [chuckles] following my own rules. well the board's rules. commissioner borden and i have had extensive discussions, not just about this reappointment but mostly consistently about the ch

. >> thank you, commissioner borden. i've enjoyed working with you and you brought something up when you said taxi it reminded me, and feel free to answer the question on late nights, on the taxi issue, we have every tuesday a public comment -- and i'm sure they come to the board of directors too, and it's heart wrenching. what is the answer? what is the solution to the problem? i think it's real. i would like to hear you from what you think can be done, if anything and to get your perspective on it. >> i think one of the challenges is the california public utilities commission has jurisdiction override-sharing services. i'm not saying their bad. i have had occasion to use them? absolutely. we have created a system where we sold medallions we sold to taxi drivers and we can't say that doesn't matter any more. there's not an easy solution i can say this is the silver bullet to solve the problem. we've gone a long way in eliminating the fees that exist for the taxi drivers, for color schemes and we're looking at how to do

borden during the campaign. he's a strange, eccentric guy.payers paid chookeith shille the time. the trump organization's top lawyer showing up unannounced, apparently not trusting this doctor to turn over the president's records. >> yeah. and not to mention this could be done in a fairly normal way. doctors' offices do it all the time. you go to a new doctor, you sign a form, they turn over the documentation. that is probably something that happens with every president. they chose to do it this way. they chose to show up unannounced, to seize whatever they chose to seize, and then also tell him, apparently according to the story, to take a photo of them and the president off their wall. it seems like the point here is to send a message to the doctor about revealing something about the president that was perhaps unflattering in his view, or maybe overly personal. the president wants his doctors to say he's the healthiest person alive, which this doctor did at one point, but he also revealed, apparently in this "new york times" article, that h

. >> board member borden >> chairman brinkman: thank you. do i have any -- we'll move on that one. thank you. >> item 7, director's report. >> good afternoon, madame chair, members oh of -- of the board and staff. a few things i want to touch on including whether director torres raised. first some good things to report but i want to let you know that just before coming to this meeting got word that there's a reported pa -- fatality on ocean avenue. it happened around 9:00. it was a vehicle on victoria northbound turning eastbound onto ocean and striking and killing a pedestrian in the crosswalk. that's the preliminary info which is subject to change. just a reminder of how important it is for us as director torres was just saying to make sure all of our streets are safe. so we are sending our staff out as we do after each reported fatality or near fatality to see what we can evaluate about the intersection. but sorry to have to report that. on the more positive side, a couple of projects that have been discussed not too long ago in this forum which are making progress in the ground

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gartin barton borden book arrived at this refugee center with the intention of taking away a twenty three year old man from originally from tonga for togo a big part of who is about to be deported now as they arrive to do that crowds of people start arriving saying he should be set free those crowds got bigger and bigger we're hearing one hundred fifty plus refugees surrounding the police in their car that was there and we hear from the police that this was a particularly aggressive crowd that threats were being shouted the police officers eventually for air fearing for their safety well they released the man and then retreated now the police chiefs haven't condemned those officers they've said that they what they described was a really horrific situation a potentially dangerous situation that they were right to pull out there now three days later thursday we saw a major police raid take place now we're hearing as many as two hundred police were involved in this and they detained that twenty three year old along with seventeen other people but speaking to the press senior police saying th

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heinicke, i think you sounded pretty confident, perhaps overly presumptuous that directors franklin and borden will be reappointed, supervisor peskin specifically called them out yesterday for not checking in with his office and just assuming that members appointed by the mayor would be confirmed by the board of supervisors, so we'll see what happens at the board today. with respect to the new logo, there was a marketing piece or some handout that went to employees yesterday that i saw. i think that this is a terrible idea. i would note in terms of history, muni, which is 105.5 years old has had three logos in that 105 year history. now mta at only 18 years has also had three logos. historically, the best logo, i think was the original o'shaugnessy logo, the logo still seen on tokens. this is the first time i've heard about it. i don't know if board members have heard about it before. it wasn't in the budget. if there was stakeholder outreach. it was another example of stakeholder outreach. it's just a bad choice, a bad priority, a bad distraction for an agency that has real issues to fix, so

so that's when we could see just a few areas of rain right by the california-oregon borden, mendocino county, but not necessarily for our area. afternoon highs in campbell 81. 79 in santa clara. 73 in mountain view. further east, warmer temperatures. around the bay temperatures staying normal. this is consistent with springtime weather for san francisco. 64 degrees. 68 in alameda. cooler along the coast. temperatures in the upper 50s, low 60s. st. helena 80 degrees today. so those afternoon highs pretty comfortable as we get that marine layer to burn off. cloudy again to start tomorrow. temperatures slightly cooler for saturday and sunday. but warming right back up on monday. >>> shares of tesla tumbled at the open after ceo elon musk was testy during a conference call. when questioned about its mass market model 3 by an analyst, musk cut him off. investors will be watching the markets to see if the company rebounds. >>> twitter is telling users to change their passwords immediately. the company says it recently discovered a bug that led to passwords being stored in an unsecured file.

i would like to welcome director borden myself back on the board. i'm sure we were missed. director heinicke had a fantastic job. i was on a student rush hour bust yesterday and it was fascinating. it's not a line i usually ride during the week. it's usually a weekend line for me. the number of students using that bus going to san francisco state and various public and private high schools along the way was truly impressive. there were kids doing their homework on the bus. i know not a recommended study habit practice, but parents getting kids to day care, students getting themselves to school. it was a good reminder of how important the service that we provide s i wanted to take the opportunity to tell everybody we're doing a good job. the bus certainly could probably shorten its time with some muni forward help, but it was hea heartening to see. any other new or unfinished business? >> i did want to -- i would love it get an update with the cybersecurity threats happening more and more and last year we had that issue where someone asked for bit coin for us, i would like t

. >> thank you, commissioner borden. i've enjoyed working with you and you brought something up when you said taxi it reminded me, and feel free to answer the question on late nights, on the taxi issue, we have every tuesday a public comment -- and i'm sure they come to the board of directors too, and it's heart wrenching. what is the answer?

i guess not the least of which could take the form of lizzy borden taking an ax, doing the worst thingss. >> san jose state professor greg woods believes criminologist skod bond's theory, humans are drawn to the rare and exotic like natural disasters. serial killers of the human equivalent. >> he associates serial killers and serial offenders and the appeal of this kind of deviant behavior to be likened to the same kind of appeal we might have by watching "shark week." >> undoubtedly reassuring tidbit for tom's wife, who may not find his enthusiasm for true crime so interesting. >> i wouldn't say she finds me obsessive, i would say she finds this the hobby a little bit weird, a little bit unique. she also understands the need to kind of know, you know, who the killer ultimately is. >> joseph deangelo's public defender isreminding people he is innocent until proven guilty. defense attorney diane howard says she is preparing for what she believes will be the biggest trial in state history. she also says this case is far from over. you can follow the golden state killer case on abc7news.co

michael borden from the "wall street journal." >> sir, following up on that. senior state department official, the same person who spoke to us last night, also indicated that the united states hopes to persuade north korea that its security doesn't depend on nuclear weapons. you have had three meetings with them and spent some hours with them. do you feel that you have been successful yet in doing that? or is the difficult and suddenly this issue the reason why president trump is now talking about the possibility of having two or three summits and not just trying to break the back of the issues in a single meeting? >> yeah, this is -- look, make no mistake about it. president trump, this administration completely understands how hard this problem is. there is a long history where north korea has viewed its nuclear program as providing the security that it needed for the regime. the effort now is to come to a set of understandings which convince the north koreans of president trump has said. if we are able to achieve it, if north koreans are prepared, in fact,

director brinkman and borden have just been confirmed. someone calls 311 about a scooter on the sidewalk, and there is no response from 311. >> that should not be the response from 311. i know we've been addressing the way those calls are handled, but to the extent those are accurate, those should not be happening that way. >> may we ask you to follow up on that and -- >> we are doing so, but yes. >> and then, my final question, the cap -- there's been a lot of speaking about the cap on the number of scooters. my understanding is that the cap is really sort of associated with the pilot program, and that the idea here is before we get too big, we want to make sure we have it regulated right, but that the plan would be once we have a system that works, we would we wouldn't necessarily stick to the cap and would authorize more if the demand was there within proper regulation, is that fair? >> well, the program is designed as a pilot with a 12 month duration. the goal of the pilot is not necessarily to give a certain number of operators acces

. >> our next question goes to michael borden from "the wall street journal." >> reporter: sir, following up on that, senior state department officials, the same person who spoke to us last night, also indicated that the united states hopes to persuade north korea that its security doesn't depend on nuclear weapons. you've now had three meetings with him and spent some hours with him. do you feel that you've been successful yet in it doing that? or is the difficulty in settling this issue the reason why president trump is now talking about the possibility of having two or three summits and not just trying to break the back of these issues in a single meeting? >> yeah, make no mistake about it, president trump, this administration, completely understands how hard this problem is. there is a long history where north korea has viewed its nuclear program as providing the security that it needed for the regime. the effort now is to come to a set of understandings which convince the north koreans of what president trump has said. if we're able to achieve it, if north koreans are prepared in fac

your comment but short of the goal who was leading in france after the second world war because mr borden stresses and he stresses and he is position is justified that he actually helped saw the country from the cares of the ninety's to the stability of the current day and he could compared to russia to phoenix which is reborn after. difficult times in the previous decades so it is very important he is seen by the population as a person who restored national pride and restored russian status as a mayor one of the major powers indeed and he during his speech after the ceremony . indeed this i think everyone will agree that that has been one of the signature policies of his time in office and that is to restore national pride to russia but it's come at a cost isn't it because many of the of the elements of his foreign policy have been quite a been seen as being quite aggressive by the west and that has and that has come at a cost because the west and then introduced rather large tranche of of sanctions which are leading to the stagnation of the russian economy so russians ultimately are pay

southern borden security. it came following reports of a caravan of central american migrants traveling through mexico and headed toward the u.s. southern border. president trump issued a memorandum requesting the deployment of national guard troops to assist federal border patrol agents. witnesses at the hearing included the head of the union representing border patrol agents and director of the texas department of public safety. this is about an hour. >>> subcommittee on national security will come to order. without objection the presiding member of the chair is authorized to declare a recess at any time. over the course of the last two-and-a-half weeks we've heard news accounts of a wave of foreign nationals headed for the u.s. southern border. we are here to discuss the kbnding arrival of what was initially called an immigrant caravan, which remains a challenge of the u.s. border security. the san diego base group, people without borders, has taken credit for organizing the effort. they claim to provide hu

southern borden security. it came following reports of a caravan of central american migrants traveling through mexico and headed toward the u.s. southern border. president trump issued a memorandum requesting the deployment of national guard troops to assist federal border patrol agents. witnesses at the hearing included the head of the union representing border patrol agents and director of the texas department of public safety. this is about an hour.