proposing replacing these with better emission vehicles, but as you know, we have an agreement with citicorpre. we have sharing abilities that allows our department to do this at and cost-effective price. we are still in negotiations with other car companies, zipcar, and there are just about to present to us their agreement as well. we have alternatives for the departments to use. that is our update. that is what we are learning through our investigation. >> we are going to go back -- supervisor chu: we are going to go back to the amendments. first, the waiver on page 28, as well, the change in date. are they substantive in nature? they are not. ok. >> good morning, supervisors. thank you for the opportunity to speak on a healthy air and clean transportation ordinance before you today. considering over 50% of the city's carbon emissions come from the transportation sector, the divisions to chapter 4 will help san francisco meet its climate reduction goals of 20% as well as reduce the size and cost of the city's municipal automobile fleet. under current chapter 4, cities are required to purch

that debt cumulating in the system and then in two thousand and seven chucked france over there citicorp said as long as the music still going we're going to keep dancing that was the top of the cycle then you started to go down the deflationary skids banks at that point central banks through tons of money at the system and people were saying aha this is going to cause inflation but it did not cause inflation because even though they threw a couple of trillion at it there were many more chileans of debt yet to be revealed and this is just a cycles started up where central banks kept taking more and more and more of the toxic debt from these banks and swapping them for two bells and this process kept can be stoking really the process of deflation as a result of this you had this move paradoxically into u.s. dollars into u.s. treasury bonds which is exactly what the inflation it's got completely wrong but now we're at the point the cycle where there's another turning point they've all these in the u.s. for example the federal reserve bank is sitting on so much toxic debt. that it what you'

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merchants in the sugar trade, becomes the president of citibank which is the ancestor of today's citicorpe money from the sugar trade flows into transportation, infrastructure and the rest of it. the same connections that are struck, in fact, there's a metaphorical bridges across which spanish people begin to come. the two first communities in new york are critically cubans on the one hand and spaniards from spain on the other hand. the latter are agents of spanish merchant shipping and the cubans are keeping planters and cuban merchants. but in that way starting in the 1810's in 1920's, rebels against the empire because in fact, cuba and puerto rican are still inside the empire. new york becomes a staging ground for a whole series drop the rest of the system -- -- throughout the rest of the country. the reason cuba and puerto rico are so rich and prosperous for sugar is because in fact they keep slavery when haiti had a revolution in the english give up slavery. so the early years, they support slavery because their profits are tied to that. , thee 1880's in 1890's base of the cigar roll

. >> stocks have been on the rise here all morning long after better than expected results from citicorpsector as well. they will report after the closing bell. the dow was up 51 points s&p up three both industries have been positive for some time. nasdaq has been above and below. it is down a fraction of a point. bay area stocks yahoo trading down 2% we have h p positive oracle slightly negative and google positive. >> we will be back as a morning news continues to live up to outside right now a out of on mt. tam. fog and clouds our lead outside right now a out of on mt. tam. fog and clouds our lead on this morning. years of crippling cuts to public schools. class sizes are too big, and all the standardized testing just isn't working. so classroom teachers looked closely at the plans of both candidates for governor. and we're supporting jerry brown. brown's plan focuses on a well-rounded education... with history, science, and the arts as well as english and math. schools where teachers and parents work together. and that's why we urge you to vote for jerry brown, a leader we can trust