new car out. one way doesn't require mandating geographic equity and we want city wide car sharing because of density differences in san francisco isn't what we have today. with one way car sharing there is no fixed signage, parking enforcement. there is flexibility for mta. no costs on signs and no enforcement on the fixed locations. we are priced like the other organizations and willing to pay fees to the city to use the city's right-of-way and provide the data mta wants and ready to go within six months. you won't have 900 fights over 900 spaces. you have one option to make care sharing available to all san franciscos. if you have questions i am happy to answer them. >> thank you. >> rick hutchinson and he's the last person that turned in a speaker card. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. rick hutchinson and the ceo at car share. i to thank the board and the staff for this opportunity and many did tremendous work over the last couple of years actually. overall we think this is a good and tho

[inaudible] adopting the car sharing policy and car sharing program and amend the definition of car sharing policy and for the permit program, establish that the applicable fee is based on a location, the parking space within one of the car share permit fee zones to define the boundary of the fee zones require that vehicles must be available for rental at least 75% of the time in the month and car share vehicles and amend the section for vehicle permits. >> thank you. good afternoon. >> good afternoon chair nolan and directors, mr. reiskin. i've lot a very brief presentation for you this afternoon. there are copies for the public if you would like to see them. i will move quickly but please interject if you have questions and i am available for questions afterwards. what is before you this afternoon is this, the adoption of a car sharing policy and consolidate and clarify the policy that we have in a lot of place frs car share. to expand the two year pilot of on streetcar sharing and amend the transportation code to support the expanded on street pilot program. you probably know pretty well

waiting for the car wash. mission street, 50 feet between the pumps and the parking spaces that they have for people who wish to park. lincoln way, 30 feet north and south of the pump. but these are where the entrances are ferment they're on 19th avenue and lincoln way. mission street, six parking places plus one for the disabled. lincoln way proposal, one, just one for the disabled. mission street is on a diagonal san jose and mission on either side and they are relatively quiet at this point in the city, other other points they're congestioned. lincoln way, a state highway, and lincoln way a main artery. there were no pedestrians walking near the gas station the 10 times i was there. lincoln way, multiple pedestrians because there are sick bus stops, three on 19th, three on lincoln way. there is the golden gate park. there is a church across the street. there are major corridors of business. and there is jefferson elementary school with 475 children going to school every day from the middle of august to the

waiting for the car wash. maybe they have some other somewhere in the valley. i don't know of any. i don't see there being a huge demand for car wash at this place. there will be some people that will go there, but i don't see it being an issue. i do see the possibility of parking for the convenience store and some speakers have brought that up. it's hard to really conjecture on how many people may pull in to use the convenience store because of its visibility and its size. and i'll see what the other commissioners have to say. i'm generally in favor of the proposal as it's built now. i have a few more comments on that, though. there was some, a couple of commenters talked about the merchants along irving street west of 19th, 19th and 26th and there may be some convenience stores there. i mean, they're hard to identify. you think their specialty food stores, they may have some convenience items. it's really hard to get through that area during the day. there's always a lot of cars that are halfway stopped and

couldn't see anything inside the car. there's smoke everywhere. >> the fire is roaring and the smoke is relentless. they give it all they can to pull the door away far enough so they can both get inside and pull out the driver. >> that last time before i moved in, we didn't have much time. >> couldn't come straight out the window. we had to go toward the back of the car. >> i was getting really tired. i remember feeling him twisting just a little bit, and he finally moved. finally, he started coming out. >> it was like oo magic moment occurred. we were payable to both get in at the same time. and all of a sudden, he moved. whatever had been pinning him wasn't anymore. >> the driver, shawn barnes, is badly burned. and his legs are on fire when the officers pull him out of the car. >> at that point, we're all down in the bottom of the ditch, the grass around the car was on fire at that point too. we're basically still surrounded by smoke and flame. we had to move him again after bead' gotten hem out of the car just because

car. ~ is often used i don't see it impacting local businesses there especially since a lot of times with 19th avenue, it's people who are driving. they notice they need gas, they'll stop and go to the gas station. i don't know that there's going to be -- maybe there will be some that will go just for the car wash. but the speed at which people go down 19th avenue is not like you're going to stop and get a car wash -- it's not that kind of road, so, i don't see what -- i understand that, you know, [speaker not understood], but i don't see how this intensification the neighborhood negatively. i'm in support of the project. i'm sorry that the community couldn't come together with the sponsor around it. for the need of car washes in the city, using existing station, improving upon it to make it more of a neighborhood asset would actually be a good thing. >> commissioner wu. >> thank you. i'm supportive of the project. i do want to ask the project sponsor in the case there are 10 or more cars,

this is your girlfriend's car? >> this is my girlfriend's car. >> okay. and in the blink of an eye, this traffic stop goes from mundane to mayhem. >> okay, okay. do not, please. >> i noticed he was pulling away, he was grabbing something from his right waistband, and that's when i saw the gun. >> no, do not, do not. do not, please. and i could see that the finger was on the trigger and i can see that the hammer of the gun was back. >> do not do this, please. do not do this. i will not take you to jail. but do not do this. i have a family and kids. >> so do i, sir. >> i will let you go. do not do this, please. it became a worse crime when he actually pulled a gun on me. before that, it was just a basic traffic stop. i swear to god, i will let you go. >> they will come and get me tomorrow morning, i know. >> i will not. i will let you gone or your way. i'm trying to hit my emergency button on my radio the whole time i'm talking to him. when i did that, he looked down at what i'm doing. i thought he's going to shoot me. they're checking on me right now. so i

lori: sexy cars.closer look at some of those gorgeous luxury cars parked right outside our building. before that, want to kick it around with our panel about their first cars. guys, close to the junk lot or valley booth? what was your first car. tell me all about it? >> it was a 1961 chevy belleair. i bought it when it was 10 years old for $600. i took out a loan by the way. interesting, i remember the car. i do not remember my interest rate. oh, i wish i still had the can today, i live three blocks from woodward avenue. we have the big woodward dream cruise here. that would be the perfect car for it. lori: good memories, you have those, nonetheless. you bought the car yourself. good for you. alec, weigh in? >> yeah you're making me teary-eyed as i think about my first car. 1990 ford mustang, gt. burgundy, with red interior. super low mileage. i think i paid $5,000 for it back in the late, earlythousand. i want to say maybe 50,000 miles or some t was automatic. i want ad stick. sometimes looking for a

this car on the left is two cars end-to-end with a connecting vestibule. it's kind of an i pattern so you could have a cabin in one car, a compartment in one car. the other car might be your mother-in-law. and you could meet in the middle in that sorted of connecting section for breakfast. they did similar things. they'd put like four in a cross with a connecting part in the middle. and you could see these are not exactly a.d.a. accessible. they're up here on these platforms above the sandunes. you can probably guess why. if you can't, i'll give you another view here. this is the same view pretty much. so you can see that car up above the sandunes. but here it's getting sort of buried. the sand would shift. and it would blow around and they talked about if you lived in a car house how you might get up in the morning, open your door, and there would be a three-foot drop. or if you made the mistake of having your door open out, you might not be able to get out because the sand billowed up against the door in the night. so they build these car houses up on st

let's get the cars and now you have the option to use the car sharing companies so i am 100% into the agreement with andy's presentation here and yes we are here to bring the car sharing idea, reduce the carbon footprint and reduce car owning expense per household here. everything is expensive so anything to minimize the expense will be a great idea. thank you. >> thank you. anyone else care to address the board? if not what is the pleasure of the board? is there discussion on this. >> one question and that is 75% availability number. how quickly -- quickly how did we get to that? and since it's a pilot project we can change it in the future. >> yeah. i will admit that number is not completely arbitrarily but it's our best guess on a fair a percentage and why we're doing a pilot and to mr. hutchinson's point and how we put that 75% across 24 hours it could go different ways so we are watching that closely and standing nearby to the peer to peer groups that come in and they're truly sharing the cars and again that 75% is our best professional guess. there are ways to argue that in eith

car stops. guys jump out and attack the police car. the guy that you saw approached the car. had a paving slab. essentially a chunk of concrete that he threw at the windshield of the police car. other guys are aacng t damaging the car. the guys still have their heads covered. jump back in the car and take off. >> that dude jumps out with that hood over his head. he looks like some creepy guy from a movie. >> they believe this car to be stolen. was an audi. later they found that car abandoned but did not find the guys responsible for that. thankfully, the police were not hurt but they're still looking for those guys. >> you wonder what were those guys getting away from? >> they were doing everything they could noto not get caught and to secure their identity. >>> let's go under the sea for what looks like an interesting game of tag. this is filmed by diver jackie patet off the la jolla shores. she's getting some awesome video of this octopus. there were a bunch of them down there. then she felt like something was staring at her from the left. not every day you get to see a wol

i asked him to step out of the car. he didn't want to step out of the car.it against the law to not step out of the car? no. no, it's against the law to not do what i ask you to do. >> the passenger still refuses to exit the car and trooper goins is losing patience. >> we can do it the easy way or the hard way. which way do you want to go? >> you just stop for a moment in your mind and think to yourself, am i prepared? something's fixing to happen. >> although she senses danger, trooper andresen focuses on the driver, as the passenger emerges from the car and faces trooper goins. >> took one step out and he looped. and underneath his leg he had a saturday night special, a .22 revolver. he just hooked it with his pinkie finger and he had me. less than heartbeats, he had me. >> this guy is fighting with him. and barry's trying to get his gun out. i can see he's trying to get his gun out. and i'm going for my gun. and fresh out of recruit school. all i wanted was cover. >> andreesen backs away as the scuffle between goins and the armed suspect quickly escalates

it turns like a real car. it stops like a real car, and it corners like a real car. now, the top speed in this vehicle is 84 miles per hour. the overall range that you should be getting is about 76 miles on one state of charge. but you have a lot of influence on that. if you accelerate smoothly, and if you brake smoothly, you're gonna get longer range of your vehicle. but if you jackrabbit start, like take off real fast from a stop sign, or slam on the brakes, you're gonna cut your range a lot. >> and that's good advice when driving a gas-powered car, as well. do you expect that, soon, all cars will be all-electric? >> no, we anticipate that by 2020, 10% to 25% of our vehicle sales at ford motor company will be electrified vehicles. and by "electrified vehicles," we mean all sorts of electrification -- hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and vehicles like this that take no gasoline at all. >> it's no secret that the world's supply of fossil fuel is getting smaller. and consider this -- every year, american cars use more than 140 billion gallons of gas. clearly, we need to go d

of the car fax report. i'm michael finney. ahead, a perfectly fine car listed as a total wreck. >> i'm spencer christian. looking at advancing marine layer. all of a sudden our warm up is winding down. i'll have the cooler >>> officials say a techal issue was the reason for a text message people receive that had said evacuate now issued for one million plus people who live in contra costa county. should have issued for the tiny community of alamo. the large scale he vac order came yesterday following a natural gas pipeline leak that had been repaired >> yesterday, just a blip of a memory. because when a crew ruptured a gas line it was serious business with evacuations and highway closures. >> i thought the best thing i saw. >> overrun might be the actual word to hear the supervisor. >> what happened is a glitch here there is another program that is is called ipod. >> when happening into the moat fiction system it intended to send out a local warning but fema changed computer programs. instead of a localized

see this car coming. it may have been a one way street and she was not expecting a car coming from this direction. both of the children get back up, obviously terrified. the mother quickly picks the boy up in her arms, the girl breaks into tear. the man quickly gets out to help this family and gets his phone out to call for aid. >> you have to look both ways, but you should not go down the wrong way on a one-way street. >> a camera catches a couple of men breaking into a car. the story behind the smash and grab video that the police won't watch. >> and a motorcyclist makes a daring move to do a good deed. >> something is on the bumper there. what was that? >> what he [ male announcer ] you know that sizzler grills the world's best steaks. but did you know we've also mastered three incredibly craveable pastas? sizzler's new incredibly craveable combos for just $10.99, right now. >>> living in oakland can be pretty cool if you have a cool loft. check out this video that paul captured after setting up some s

car. you are looking at what is left not showing the drama that unfolded. at 2:30 this morning the car crashed in the fire hydrant at orchard. you can see a waterfall pouring over the trunk of the car after a police chase which started in oakland. now we know it was a stole were car that started at 105th avenue and pontiac street an officer in the area saw someone firing a gun from the window and the officer tried to pull over the car and the driver gave chase and it ended here at this seen and you are seeing the chase from oakland to san leandro about four or five miles . the suspects were arrested at the scene and taken to the hospital and then arrested at the hospital. they are a man and a woman and i was up to the fire department to shut down the hydrant. the intersection opened and everything is back to normal at this time. now crews working to cap a gas leak in alamo, a construction crew hit the line yesterday morning and police evacuated homes and businesses 1,000' of the gas line a

in the car. they did not want the take him off, because the heavy water crashing down on the injured driver could cause even greater injuries. that is not the everyday rescue. >> the driver was stuck in the car for about an hour while they try tried to figure out how to rescue him. the water was turned off 20 minutes after they got him out. >>> surveillance video captures a hairy situation when four women walk in to get some weaves. >> all between $100 and $300 apiece. >> and they come in and walk out? >> see how they pulled off the hair heist. and a cat gets stranded on the roof. >> this cat has been up there for four days. >> i wonder how the heck he got up there. >> the helping hand that got it down. >>> it is time for the best of rtm and let you know about the bonus video on the website. >> this is a new youtube caption failed and this time it is a 1 direction hit like "what makes you beautiful" but when they sing the youtube lyrics it is not the same. ♪ when you razzle out ♪ you don't know i

when he pulled the car over the car gave chase. coming to end, now, where you see this video and the fire hydrant spewing water in the air in san leandro four or five miles away. the car, after a police pursuit, crashed here and people remain arrested. those who were arrested also were taken to the hospital, possibly with some minor injuries after the crash. a very wet and wild morning here in san leandro. we will check with mike nicco. >> the thickest fog is on the coast. live doppler 7 hd shows 1.5 mile visibility at half moon bay and the rest of us are okay. there is a late push with the low clouds through the morning hours and we will keep an eye on sfo to see if there are arrival delays. if they are, hopefully they will be minimal at only 20 to 30 minutes. in san jose, today, there is a lot of sunshine out there and you will get up to 86 degrees, one of the warmer spots to 70's around san francisco. inland it will be the warmest from 83 in petaluma to 99 in brentwood and along the coast, 62 to 68 in san francisco. just a few l

if we stayed there until the car blew up, we stayed there until the car blew up. but we weren't going to give up. >> knowing the car could explode at any moment, and firefighters held up in the snarled traffic, with all their lives on the line, they give it one last potentially bone-breaking heave. >> go, go, go! >> come on, you're coming out! >> they gave one final valiant effort. >> come on, go, go, go, go! >> and were able to extract him, right when the car exploded. >> i was so happy and thrilled >> i was so happy that he made it out. it seemed like i was just like reborn. that's the way i had the feeling when this guy was on the ground. just made it out of there alive. >> you'll be fine, you'll be fine. good job, guys. good job, guys. >> once we got him out of the vehicle and my partner and citizens got him to safety, i looked back at the car, and that's when i really realized, boy, we came really close on this one. and it really doesn't hit you until that point, when you look back at it and you think wow, that was really close. >> alexis reynoso suffers thre

most new cars have them. the federal government wants on the passenger vehicles to detain these black boxes and technology. to break it down for a scotty's negative editor at cars.com. it sounds really freaky. where is this black box? >> the blackox is typically encased in the floor panel, under the drivers seat and that is a place it is unlikely to be damaged in a collision or even a fighter. it is practically impossible to tamper with as well. tracy: i asked earlier that knows if i am texting and driving. what does it track? >> all they do is record the few seconds, limited amount of data, the few seconds before and during a collision that triggers an airbag it is not on or working all the time. thairbag goes off, it will record with the speed was, whether or not you were on the brakes. the side airbags fire, when did that happen? parthia diagnostics tool that automakers use to determine if the systems are working well and if they are timed properly. tracy: a lot of people will recall the toyota unintended

to sell you on letting him recreate this car?d. it is a fun idea. i loved the movies. it's -- it's him. >> so now what do you do with the family truckster? do you hang on to it and take it to the grocery store or sell it on ebay? >> well, we might end up going cross country over the california and seeing the world's largest ball of twine and the nichey tourist places. >> and the grand canyon. >> and maybe end up at disneyland if we can. >>> we are about to watch a food challenge, but this is different. we have tomatoes and eggs and some yogurt and bottles of water, and this one is the legendary shot versus brodie smith. >> this is not and eating challenge, but i'm going hit the food with my bat challenge. >> yes. >> first up is eggs. >> they put the food in a slingshot, and this is a cool shot, because brodie is about to miss the flying egg. so he throws the bat. >> wow. >> he actually busts the egg. >> it is a rabbit. >> oh, no. >> they do the chocolate, too. >> that is a perfect way to hit a corn ish game hen, because when you

car. >> what happened as he pleaded for relief from the pepper spray. >> can you please wipe my face? >> get in the car! >> a driver has no idea what's about to come out from -- >> between the parked cars. >> the scary scene that could have been so much worse. >>> an equestrian misses a jump but still gives a good show. the story behind the viral hit and the horse who got a good talking to. >> we need to think about this next time. >> and one dude's play-by-play when a rude pit bull won't get off his porch. >> you got to go, man. the police coming. >> it's like a comedy routine. nk it's funny. >>> the st. paul police released new video from an incident back on august of 2012. the first video i'm going to show you has been around for a while. it was released during the same time. in it shows 31-year-old eric hightower being arrested by st. paul polictedecause apparently the night before he made some pretty serious threats to his ex-girlfriend. >> you see that? you see that? did you see that

stephen: you describe the car. you describe the car. one of the things i like is i was watching the porsche one. with seth myers. and you take a long time describing the car that you're in. >> i do like cars. and i like to talk about them just for a couple of minutes at the beginning of the show. just because it's a weird thing to do. >> stephen: you always like to describe where you are and where you're sitting. >> yeah, i like to talk about things that we're all interested in. >> stephen: we're at 151 west 54th street right now. that converted to the daily show. when he left i took it over. we're at a solid wood table that has a leaf right here. we're in two herman miller chairs. do you want some coffee? >> look at that. is this really coffee. >> stephen: it is. would you like some? >> fox. that's the best kind of coffee. >> stephen: basic cable. we spare no expense. >> this is great. stephen: so why those three things? i know you don't want to talk about. >> why do i describe the car. stephen: why cars, coffee and comedians? >> becau

the guy, it looks like he walks up to the side of the car and hits the car with his hand.o you hear that? >> it does sound like he hits it with his hand. he claimed the car hit him because he wasn't paying attention to where he was going. >> it wasn't even going 5 miles per hour. >> hit me, man. >> i think he was just trying to make a google glass video. >> yeah. >> this is his buddy who is driving it 2 miles per hour behind him. >> i hope you're ready for an animal ex traf ganz a i got one for you. this first one is very cute and furry. this video was posted on the youtube channel of cutis and fuzzies. these cats are agile. they're climbing up the person's leg because the food is on top of the table and they're not going to let a human get in the way. >> this is awesome. >> and then once you think they're all up there, you realize that's a ton of cats. >> oh, my gosh. >> look. >> this video was submitted to us by one of our users, melanie, and this is her husband on the floor. he plays like that with the dog. notice he has a toy in his hand. >> he is peeing. [ laughter ]

a very easy way are kind of car that's a modern day car they have that ability in these cars particularly that all of the report what is life in an nanosecond been sent to mercedes benz so i'm you know i i think mercedes knows a little bit more than they're they're letting on my think that they deserve a little more pressure on this is well i mean it's quite simple to prove that you know cows play was involved in this it was out of my own personal curiosity i find it odd that the former counterterrorism official clark richard clarke is a government insider i mean why you think he would even come out and say that the u.s. government has the ability to do this it might it seems to me that this is almost even some sort of veiled threat saying like well this is kind of a chilling effect for journalists i mean what do you think about this the fact that he came out and said this i think that that's very telling and i consider it a story that i wrote writing a little journalist stating that you know if we're having journalists that are being murdered that's the ultimate in chilling effect for jo

the father told police 21 month old was taken from his car from his car on international boulevard. she is african-american and short curly hair and lighted complexion. she was last seen a two-piece orange pajama set with pink hearts on them and sink socks. dense say he said he left her in the car to go into the store to buy an energy drink. he returned to the car he says the child was gone from her car seat a man passing by said her father was so disessed he hadn't even called police. >> he seemed to be in disarray. he was fumbling around in the car. my immediate response, have you called police? he said, no, it must have been the stress. >> and stay with us for any updates on the search or follow us on twitter. we're on top of story. >> now developing story in the crash at sfo. victims and families toured the crash side. imagine how emotional that must have been. two groups of buses went to the site. we have learned the first group included eight family members of two 16-year-old girls that died. as buses aarrived at the wreckage and plane and debris have been on the runway since

our 5 car is daily city border and the ocean car on the side. our demographics our population agencies compromise backing black 4.3 percent and white almost 40 percent. almost 16 percent are 65 and older and almost 17 percent are 17 and increase. i have a one hundred and 7 sworn officers at the states and that includes me. for the captain staff i have two sivendz it's my clerk and on day office. i have 3 sergeant's and two sivendz. the two sivendz are station duty officers. in the thirty officers i have 3 school cars and one homeless outreach officer. i have two lieutenants and 40 officers at night and the two sivendz again are station d officers and that comprised my swing shift. on the investigator team i have one officer and that officer is the video retrieval. i have one sergeant and 8 officers here. and generally they stay in this car sectors the 6 car sector because historically that has the most crime and they work plain clothes. i have 15 percent female officers the rest over 5 years of '73 percent of officers have modern 5 years. apolog