of the same sentiments but he had to leave. >> i'm bruce wolf with san francisco public net a highly educated experienced coalitions of many residents and community organizations and professional technologyists that work with wireless networks and very knowledgeable about what's happening. there's so many comments some some of the comments i heard today were great and some appalling i could not believe what i was hearing. i think that that should be referenced as a way to open instead of dealing with what's closed we're considered the tech center of the world now and i agree with all of your supervisors sentiments mr. br u.s. o is on point infrastructure has got to be first but it it can't be just for government only we are not in the neo lithic period as as with chat anooga, it it can be done. much of the city facilities are already covered especially with the fiber network that's already in place housing authority almost all of the low income facilities and the libraries all the police and fire departments, just so much is already wired up already but residents and local businesses

bruce wolfe. and i see that every applicant has also applied for each seat. so one will end next year and one will end the year after and so we will work that out when we make our decisions welcome. >> thank you. mr. chair. and members and supervisors how are you doing? >> my name is bruce wolfe and i am applying to the appointment for the sunshine ordinance task force and as you know, you know who i am and you know my history and you made and i want to alleviate any concerns about the letters of support and i did not ask anybody to come and support me today. and it is not that i don't carry favor with anybody, i just felt that at this point that they have been here so many times that there is a lot of support for me to be here. but just to be here on my own merits and i feel that my work in the open government community and field, and my continued work in the consumer advocacy, and in community he have ferts around the city lend to what i can bring to the task force at this time. and there is a major area, that the task force still has the difficulties with

. >> good afternoon supervisors bruce wolf we're an industry watch dog one of the concerns we have regarding actual over the counter sales is the proximity of items like flavored malt beverages i believe you referred to them as beer cool ers and these are very dangerous products that kids seem to get their hands on and lots of times we find in refrigerators that a lot of these products are put right next to the non alcoholic before beverages and sometimes because the labelling looks so much similar they should be very far away and they get home and crack them open and they are actually alcoholic beverages and i would suggest that there be some either restriction or some order or condition in any and all liquor licenses that these products be very specific and moved very far away from the non alcoholic items that may look the same and have the same labelling thank you. >> thank you. is there anyone else that would like to speak from the public? seeing none public comment is closed. i was just going to ask the market if you have any thoughts on what mr. wolf just said about how alcohol compani

. >> i was not actually coming to speak i i am here for the next item but i known bruce wolfe working on issues with dogs and for a number of years andive just wanted to add that there is no one that would i say is more passionately committed to both animals and people, in also, more passionately committed to the concept of open government, and transparency, and sunshine. and in building people's lives as well as in government and so i just wanted to add that he is, and just my personal support for him, thanks. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. any other members that would like to comment? and seeing none we will close the public comment. and so this is one of those you know, we have four applicants and two positions, and all of the applicants have already demonstrated a great interest in open government. and technology. and serving their various communities and so it is a tough call, and i can go a lot of different ways, but we will like to hear from first supervisor taning. >> thank you very much, and thank you again to all of the applicants for being here, last time around, i w

expect them to at dave's location any minute now and we'll hear from governor wolf within the next few minutes we expect. >> bruce, thank you. great information there. we'll wait to sea what governor wolf has to say. if we can go back to dave stratt wise sr. now. dave, can you hear me. >> reporter: i can iain. i'm listen to what bruce is saying. governor wolf is here. he's expected to make some kind of statement with the mayor at wheatchief and frankford we're still looking down the block here at wheatchief all lit up. again we talk numbers before. 243 people total on board the train. 238 passengers. five crew members. the mayor could not tell us if they've accounted for everybody he did want to check manifests and things hike that to make sure the headcount that they had that was supposed to be on board the train is kind of matches up with what they have on the scene here. also would not peck speculate on what caused this much the mayor saying that he just we're not going to do that. they had no idea what caused it. no idea what might have touched this off. what caused the train to derail. i asked congressman --

bruce. thank you. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf making a stop in philadelphia today to talk education.he governor and first lady frances wolf making a stop at william h. hunter elementary school in kensington. the two toward the school and took part in around table discussion about the impact that increased funding would have on education. it's all part of a governor's schools that teach tour around the state. governor wolf's prove posed budget would increase school funding by $2 billion over the next four years. that money would come from a proposed new tax on gas drillers in the state. >>> the recovery continues tonight for the survivors of the amtrak train derailment. four victims from train 188 remain at temple university hospital. two patients are still in critical condition but everybody is expected to be okay. more than 200 passengers ended up at local hospitals after the derailment earlier this month. eight people died. investigators still looking into what went wrong. >>> the obama administration taking another step today to boost ties with the cuban government. cuba is no lon