you had all heard of lizzie borden, right? i want to talk about why some cases remain more famous than others. especially because everybody talks about cases as if they are this case of the century, the trial of the century. we will begin with opening statements. most of america really got to know our alleged perpetrator and our victim in the opening statements. today, luke nicholas will be presenting. -- representing the prosecution, he will go first. our second guest will go next. luke, representing the prosecution will go first and julia immediately after. ready? come on up. i will step away. >> i would like to begin just by thanking my colleague for defending jean harris. aso a heavier note, my role the prosecutor of the state is not to defend the moral character of dr. tarn our. paint a false picture. my duty to the people of the state of new york is to uphold the foundation of our society. justice. i must do this in a fair and equitable way. i must provide evidence, expert witness, and the testimony of dear friends and f

i did have the opportunity to address the entire factory along with vice-chair borden and thank them for their hard work. it was exciting to hear from the engineer there which basically confirmed that san francisco has the most complex vehicle on the team has designed between our hills and tight turns and weight restrictions, we really challenged them. and they were very excited about that. we still have two vehicles that are at siemenss. they are the first vehicles we worked the hardest to break, and they are now getting all the upgrades they helped inform. we also have three vehicles that are -- and we have seven vehicles on hold because the wheels have flattened out. so part of this item is to move forward the investment in the track brakes. our biggest breakdown issue over the last couple months has been the hydrollic power unit, which was causing the brakes to lock up. i'm pleased to report we have addressed that issue. it was a fleet defect. it is covered under warranty. we needed to both replace a circuit board as well as do a software update. we've addressed the problem on ab

borden is co-chairman of. two i noticed that as far as the service delivery goes buses are behind schedule, like the clement runs at 26 minutes when it should run at 20 minutes. and i think that it's very uneven as far as the service goes. and three as far as the internal culture of mta it's a real problem of bullying that goes on. workplace bullying. and i would like to see this addressed. because work-based bullying translates into poor service delivery. it affects productivity of an agency. and that's been proven by research. so we really need to address that and i know instances where bullying goes on. it's not a secret anymore. so this agency really has to start addressing it. and basically, i think what has to be examined is the command communication control structure and the operating systems. this really has to be subjected to review, because i think a lot of this problem has been externalize ed, and the service routes, bus stop consolidation the rest of it, when the problem always starts at home. than

director borden? >> here. >> borden present. director brinkman. >> present. >> director eaken?> here. >> director heinicke is anticipate. >> director rubke? >> here. >> director torres? >> here. >> madam chair, directors, you have a core quorum. the ringing of a use of cell phones and sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. any personal responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room. devices set on vibrate do

director borden? >> here. >> borden present. director brinkman. >> present. >> director eaken?here. >> director heinicke is anticipate. >> director rubke? >> here. >> director torres? >>

thank you very much vice-chair borden. let's reach out to the business community and see if they would support extending the meters to eight or even ten if the businesses are open that late for restaurants and night businesses. i think those are great things. one clarification. we had somebody who was talking about being a bike commuter but having his house kind of cut off by the prohibited turns. bicycle can make these prohibited turns correct? are there going to be turns prohibited for cars and okay for bicycles? >> everything before you today you would be able to maneuver through with a bicycle. that's the intent. there could be some left turn restrictions due to sightlines the crest of the hill the intersection at the top of the hill. so those would be in effect for any vehicle in the way you would navigate that as a bike rider is maybe a two-stage turn. >> we call that a european left where we go through the intersection. i think that's great. and i can't say enough how important this is to page street. i ride that a

director borden? >> here. >> borden present. director brinkman. >> present. >> director eaken? >> here. >> director heinicke is anticipate. >> director rubke? >> here. >> director torres? >> here. >> madam chair, directors, you have a core quorum. the ringing of a use of cell phones and sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. any personal responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room. devices set on vibrate do cause microphone interference. the board respectfully requests they be turned off. item number 4, approval of the minutes. >> do i have a motion from the board? >> yes. >> second. >> any public comment on our minutes from november 5th? >> no, madam chair, no one has turned in a speaker card. >> all of those in favor of our minutes? >> aye. >> all those oppose. >> clerk: item number 5, communications. >> are there any -- >> madam chair, i have none. >> okay, wonderful. >> item number 6, introduction of new or unfinished business by board member. >> yes. thank you. i heard that supervisor peskin is applauding the m.t.a. for adding th

borden was a lifeguard at the haywood. an intern here at ktvu. he was killed on his 19.that driver was trying to get every thanksgiving and ask for a minimum $5 donation. the money raised helps pay for swimming lessons for children. >> we have given away probably close to $30,000 - $40,000 in college scholarships. and swim lessons for kids. >> reporter: family awarded the scholarship in the ceremony yesterday to two young lifeguards. pleasanton and the other from hayward. >>> high school mustangs were big winners at the annual two people . the mustangs beat the buccaneers 10 minus yesterday to claim the title held playoff. this is the 96th annual turkey bowl on the second lincoln and balboa played. the mustangs one in double overtime during the regular season. >> it's a very special team. see, i got my son here. were just enjoying it even though he is cold. lots of fun. >> this is lincoln's second straigof runners and walkers inholiday r they braved temperatures yesterday is a part in the annual silicon valley turkey trot. the race has raised nearly $10 million since it

live in oakland, ondrea borden, kpix 5. >>> shawn williams was with the san jose department for 26 years before getting sworn in as new police chief. he will have his work cut out in building trust in police after a series of high profile incidents. the most recent incident, the fatal officer involved shooting of willie mccoy, killed last february when six officers opened fire on his cart at a taco bell drive-through. chief williams told the crowd who came to the swearing in, i am committed to listening. >>> hundreds of bay area students walked out of class today to support daca as the president's bid to end protections from young immigrants reaches supreme court. daca protects nearly 700,000 young immigrants brought to the u.s. illegally as children. many of them are now in college, they are students, and working professionals. >>> kpix 5's linda ramirez is live in san jose where high school students walked out of class to support the dreamers. >> reporter: that is right, they did walk out of classes today. for that, they will face consequences, but they said it was important for them t

shin because directives she didn't talk to the president as their brain is that she went to meet borden and signed that agreement without having powers to do that so any current issue would be put in jail so what legal don't you remember her nickname exactly gas princess i guess we got about 40 seconds hours go ahead finish up this blog. just quickly it was years ago who initiated the criminal prosecution of her but this is exactly where the problem is with the united states it's bruce hughes and really stick foreign policy is in use is illegal methods to engineer changes in other countries and what it finds inevitably is that they may legally methods are now being used in the united states it was only a question of tomorrow because they were imported back and that's what we're seeing playing out now and so tired of hearing american combat. and politicians so completely missed just describing ukraine comparisons between ukraine and the american war of independence. all right alex i got a job in your alex thanks for joining in syria that's right people defending the coup were minutemen a

director borden? >> aye. >> brinkman? >> aye. >> heinicke is absent. director heminger? >> passed over me? >> director eaken? >> no. >> director rubke? >> aye. >> director torres? >> no. >> it is 4-2. with one absent. the motion passes. >> great. thank you. now we'll move on to 10.2. maybe would you like staff to come forward to talk about it, first? >> please. i had a few questions. >> i can read it, first. >> yes. thank you. >> reporter: amending the transportation code, division 2, section 801. and approving parking restrictions to expand existing parking restrictions on turk street, except for vehicling displaying the sfmta issued permit as follows. >> i have got the details. i just have a couple of questions. is he here? >> yes. >> there he is. so this is about the emergency operations center on turk street, right. >> that's correct, yeah. >> and how many employees are there? >> i don't know how many employees they have. >> roughly a round number? >> i would be speculating. all i know is that they have made this request, because they are rapidly adding 9-11 dispatch

thank you thank you thank you will be it as i give looks can be i'm trying to talk to you but in borden briefly. i definitely i had to overcome bullying in school. and people just believing in me as a whole besides my parents it was very tough to find to find myself within especially during those really important news like 12131415 years old those are like your growing age and start to become a little bit more familiar with yourself and. i was very scared during those times so i had to overcome that which was when you use it in anything that i thought the law that you know the stuff you know thousands of the side times to still stumbles 100. they've been on a mining boom for levant rent money for survive aunt. karate for the invest the means to hearten society quickstep concept the free card for the swimming was just against going as i said i know mom was the last home once and for didn't want in your name was on these matters gets on over the din of music another worse than it is to have it all on the muscles a mama. every i'm not sure i don't usually hi fi almost physician to see and

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wish we treat 3000000 supporters just like that there's also a sense from various respects that kim borden use may be very well aspiring to change unlike with the. normal sight guys if you like for thoughtful more space for the freedom of expression which comes at loggerheads with all the demographic with jim so i think that is not grounds to suppose that it is support for a c n r p but of course you only when the rubber hits the road wins some rienzi mixes such as return true we see what the kind of our support and genders benjamin let me throw that question at you because then the next election will actually only be 2023 right but give me a read on your take on the pledge of atmosphere in the country at the moment if an election where to happen tomorrow would we save one cent hold on to power. well that depends on whether or not the voice of the people will be allowed to stand and what's very interesting is when it is surveys that have been conducted of late among people and what they show is that the population for the large part supports the kind of pressure being placed on the hudson

thank the board, including the president of the board who is here today, malcolm heinikie and gweneth bordenyou for your leadership and coordinating the interview process and everything that you did, to make sure that we found the best person possible to do the job to make our public transportation and infrastructure and all that we need to do to improve mobility in san francisco in a safe, efficient, and environmentally friendly way to choosing that person who could do just that. ladies and gentlemen, jeffry tumlin. >> good morning. my name is jeff tumlin, and i have been in the transportation industry for a long time, for 25 years, advising cities and transit agencies how to clarify their values and then use transportation investments to make those values manifest. i like asking questions about what is most important, what does success look like, and more importantly how would we measure whether we were actually successful or not. that's where my technical work comes into play, trying to use tools to be able to measure social equity and environmental outcomes and to align our transportatio

we also lost a member of our team from the city attorney's office, vice chair borden, if i could ask you to take that over. >> we lost buck talbot. he was most recently supporting the mayor's transit -- the transit working group task force that was coming together. he was recently here in meetings, so it's unbelievable. this man lived for service to the city and he was very physically active and just really was a breath of fresh air. it's a major loss to everyone that he has moved on and he was involved in transportation issues. we want to honor his memory. >> item number 7. >> good afternoon, directors. i would like to ask my colleague to come up and recognize a couple of employees. we'll keep the love fest going for another minute or two. >> i'm a caroline solaya and i am manager of the front desk at the 7th floor at the headquarters. at that position, we don't have a permanent person, so we work with the transition to work program, those on light duties and those with the human service public trainees to learn and grow. i would like to introduce john jones and ebbie elfaro who wer

. >> director borden? >> i vote yes. aye. >> director brinkman? >> aye. >> director eaken? >> no. >> director heminger? >> no. >> director hubky? >> aye. >> torres no. the item fails adoption. >> so do you want to -- should we, a as a board would it be helpful to have d.e.m. come and table this for another meeting or take it up at the end of the agenda should director heinicke want to weigh in? >> i just think in this particular instance for this particular item, in addition to kind of like longer-term policies around this, i think it would be really helpful, it would be great to see better justification for why we need these 20 spaces, you know more data to director eaken's point. maybe some more, you know alternatives to consider time-limited things, time limitations on these spaces to address the issue of employees coming in on off-hours. that sort of thing. i think that would maybe address some of the concerns here, at least in the short-term and then obviously longer term looking at the issue and more holistically. >> okay. directors, do we have an opinion about whethe