i don't know what the role of operators are with respect to clipper. i'd love to know what the passenger, what the fare revenue has been. there's a lot of confusion, i think, and i'd love to be able to follow up with what's going on with clipper and where we've come until now. if i could ask that. >> we'll calendar that for future meetings so we'll give you a briefing on clipper and that will lead us into a discussion about boarding and are we ready for it. i'll get that date. >> all-door boarding has been scheduled for the august 2 meeting. >> great. thank you very much. >> item sevb, executive director's report. >> good afternoon directors and members of the public. as this is the first day of summer, i would like to wish each of you a safe and enjoyable season. i'm pleased to report that last month, the san francisco m.t.a. was recognized as a gold level recipient of the american heart association's friendly company recognition family program. it's a catalyst for positive change in american business. companies throughout the nation can be part of th

nearly 200,000 customers have been transitioned to clippers in the last 10 months. in closing, i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge my colleague, mr. rohan. as we heard earlier, he's leading the organization after five and half years of service to the city and county and i would be remiss if i did not thank you for all our support and leadership. i have had the distinct pleasure and honor to work with him over the past four and a half years and has always been a stout champion and a great leader and a friend and colleague. on behalf of the executive team, want to wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors and know you always have a home in san francisco and we wish you the best. >> thank you. >> that concludes my report. >> comments on this? >> just one comment on the parking rate changes and data. that was a fascinating reading. that was one of those things i pulled up on my computer and an hour later, looking to the data about parking occupancy, it reminded me what valuable information that is. it was fascinating to see the block by block changes, ho

he has done things like "clipper." did you all see that move? [laughter] i have become proficient of the clipper machines, and i think that is a great tool for the the subway. he sees me almost every night. ladies and gentlemen, we must support mr. ford. we must send anyone a signal that if he or she were in the same situation, we would support them. we ask the citizens of the city and county of san francisco -- we recognize the many good things he has done and we recognize we have to as a group support mr. ford. let me tell you this. the best ride that we have is our ride from castro to fort hill station. i have spent many of my 35 years going through a real bumpy ride that he has moved out. i asked you again to support mr. ford in his separation deal, and thank you for your time. >> that includes the business before you today. >> ok, thank you everybody. supervisor avalos: good morning. welcome to the city operations and neighborhood services committee. my name is supervisor john avalos, the chair of the committee. joined to my right by superv

clippers forward dave wilkinson.whoa. >> jon: i'm sorry, 38 is a magic number because dale wilkinson makes it a magic number. >> yeah, you've heard of dale wilkinson. >> jon: no, i have not, the clippers guy until you mentioned him right now. >> you just had to take my word for him he definitely exists. >> jon: why weren't the rules written, jon? ♪ lobby, lobby, lobby ♪ get your access here ♪ lobby, lobby, lobby ♪ lobby, lobby ♪ stop it, stop t stop it. i can't do this. blaming lobbyists is a cop out, jon. here is what is going down. this whole financial reform thing is a sham! the only way congress would pass me is if the details in my rules and regulations were left unspecified giving lobbyists all the time they would need to water me down post passage. and you know what, exactly, boo, exactly. >> boo! >> thank you, boys and girls, thank you. and do you know what, if any actual tough rule managed to squeeze through, congress people cut the budget of the agency responsible for enforcing it. the whole thing is a gian

so they sabotaged the clippers, before i cut this guy's hair, they unscrewed the screws in the clippers. so when i started cutting his hair, the blades fell out. >> you're holding it up kind of -- ohhh! look what you did back there. let's see. no, that looks good. let me tell you something, eric. you went way too back right here. >> don't do that! please don't do that! >>> coming up -- >> did you call officer, eberle a bad little [ bleep ] pig? >> yeah, and i called her miss piggy, too. that's my nickname for her. >> timothy schrieber is at it again. and later, the actions of one inmate puts limon and the entire state prison system on edge. >>> got mail. >> somebody loves me. >> it's exciting to get mail. it's a blast. i really look forward to it. mail call, it's like maybe somebody wrote me. it's really cool. it's really, really cool. >> inmate bret bulmer has been enjoying everything about his pen pal experience at colorado's limon correctional facility. >> this one smells so good. >> but he did get one big surprise. >> i've got five different letters so far. however, the first one fr

so they sabotaged the clippers, before i cut this guy's hair, they unscrewed the screws in the clippersso when i started cutting his hair, the blades fell out. >> you're holding it up kind of -- ohhh! look what you did back there. let's see. no, that looks good. let me tell you something, eric. you went way too back right here. >> don't do that! please don't do that! >>> coming up -- >> did you call officer eberle a bad little [ bleep ] pig? >> yeah, and i called her miss piggy, too. that's my nickname for her. >> timothy schrieber is at it again. and later, the actions of one inmate puts limon and the entire state prison system on edge. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: do people use smartphones to do dumb things? man 1: send, that is the weekend. app grapgic: yeah dawg! man 2: allow me to crack...the bubbly! man 1: don't mind if i doozy. man 3: is a gentleman with a brostache invited over to this party? man 1: only if he's ready to rock! ♪ sfx: guitar and trumpet jam vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. sur

we might also be able to talk about the benefits of parking and anything else, clipper, all of these things need to happen. i'm really looking forward to something like that in the future. >> maybe we could ask the policy and government folks to offer some suggestions on how we might do that. and you are right. if people see things out of comment -- out of context, leigh said a chance to talk about it. >> the discussion is happening at the federal level right now with taking all of this funding away with regard to transit. that is one i hope all of us as san franciscans would be calling policy-makers in d.c., we are up against the ropes and we cannot afford to lose more money than you already taken from us. i would like to have these conversations with the committee so we can all be advocating to get us out of this mess we're in. >> thank you. we can ask the committee to take a look at that. any public comment on the executive director's speech? next item? >> this is the advisory council report. mr. murphy is not in the audience today so there will be no report. number seven is publi

. >> there is no slack for people that are having issues with the clipper card. one passenger said she had a ticket even though she that proves that she put funds on her part. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >> and oakland, the city and its residents are dealing with a chronic problem, pot holes. 61 percent of all city streets and need some type of repairs. last year there were 155 claims that is up from 140 the year before. all this is costing the city money. last fiscal year they spent $125,000 to an with lawsuits and claims. with no money in the budget, city officials say the problem will not be resolved anytime soon. >> in san jose activists are demanding action in the alliance

been using her clipper card for years she really got a $395 ticket even though she had put money on the card >> didn't care about anything >> she did want get late to work in san for cisco and was told to get off the train. there are no excess since. they took out my bank in everything i was just so mad >> the passengers and notified the conductor where they gone and where the card reader was not working if he did not like this card is not a valid fair >> it is for 20 1:00 a.m. and a quick look outside from our roof camera and now we concede to stars with all that fog talking you tell of the jews are stars. some one proton and that of an electronic design in marin that displayed at some profanity this is what happened >> normally drivers near the civic center see updates bonn defense pearly in the morning they broke into the bottom door of this sign and changed the sign to say profanity that i cannot repeat on television perhaps >> the profanity was up for about half an hour before they were able to turn off >> we got it up and running monday morning. >> are going to upgrade at thei

and ferry riders can use their clipper cards to pay for bus fare tomorrow. >> marijuana farms near mount tam were raided today in an operation. authorities say elicit farms continued to be found in and around the water shed. 18,000 immature plants were seized today. much of the area is remote and it makes it a prime location for growers. those elicit grows also bring with them damage to the land, clear cutting, removeal of the plants and use of kauftic materials. it's all common practice. >> giants fan brian stow had a set back in his recovery from a traumatic brain injure he suffered after being beaten outside dodger stadium in march. doctors report his fever spiked this morning, forcing surgeons to delay an operation to insert a shunt to help relieve pressure. doctors put him back on antibiotics. he appears to acknowledge his family when asked if he wanted to squeeze an object with his left hand. >> scientists at uchl c san francisco are hoping to revolutionize medicine with a bacteria notorious for causing food poisoning. they're engineering e coli bacteria to behalf in -- behave in a

>> kiehn: well, certainly, seeing the "new york clipper" articles, that was the...ment. >> safer: the "new york clipper" was a show biz paper where actors, jugglers, songwriters, and movie makers advertised their wares, and where kiehn found a series of ads from the miles brothers, filmmakers offering movie houses a travelogue called "a trip through market street." this ad from april 28, 1906-- ten days after the quake. >> kiehn: we have the only pictures of any value ever made in san francisco before the frightful catastrophe. >> safer: this strongly suggests that the film was made just before the earthquake? >> kiehn: yeah. well, it actually spells it out exactly right here. this film was made just one week before the complete destruction of every building shown in the picture. >> safer: new research this summer confirmed that. kiehn had stripped away the haze of history to show us the real story behind "a trip through market street," san francisco closing in on its rendezvous with catastrophe. the odds are some of the people you see had just days to live. ( bell

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well setup relievers don't get a whole lot of love, but clipper is the lone selection for the all-star game. he has 57 strikeouts in 46 inning and holding his opponents to a .162 batting average. and he might be joined by mike morris. 8th inning last night and drilled in the forearm with a fastball. within minutes there was a welt and he to be replaced. he was not in the lineup because of the contusion, but he can still make the all-star team as part of the final vote in which fans determine the final all-star. go to mlb.com to help his cause. >>> today's game, jason mark looking for his first win. lyle overbay with a base hit and a surrender of three runs in the first frame. top of the 2nd, gary jones over the head of rick ankiel. pressley scores followed by darno. they give up four more runs and the pirates took an 8th-0 lead and marquee is pulled after 1 and a third. and mccutchen bidding for an extra base but defensive play of the game. it comes in a 10-2 loss to the pirates. afterwards markie on the shortest outing of the season. >> it's going to happen if you take the mound enoug

nothing to do with the russians it's due to the fridge we cannot allow france to be the only european clipper. and there is this fear that britain will become like resilient if they can you free they will be of no consequence in the world. even though i do this work i constantly get overwhelmed i mean that discussion that we were having talking about the reality of needs here we're concerned three sometimes i just want. a list i've had enough. and lose heart but at the same time i think. something has to be time and a five minute recess that i can do something i what. you know me now christine rush and i go out in the middle of the woods and things and pretty soon as now i'm out and i'm betting you guys from the people i speak to a movie night go out their cars and such and i think they also force the names of times used in this song usually you can sign this and i got to shame. that belonging because as much comes from that live sort of projects you go on and people solidarity emerges from it which i don't think exists so much among people not it's not just not as it's for the invasion of ir

with the russians it's to do with the french we cannot allow france to be the only european you're clipper. and there is this fear that britain will become like resilient if they can if you free they will be of no consequence in the world. even though i do this work i constantly get overwhelmed minute discussion that we were having talking about the reality of nuclear weapons and three sometimes i just want a list i've had enough. and lose heart but at the same time i think. something has to be done in a five minute recess but i can do something i what. it even though now it's generations go out in a middle of the woods and pretty soon as now you know i don't know maybe you guys from one of the people i speak to a movie night go out and purchase such. also for different names also used in the song engines you can sign it and i got a shame. that belonging in a business which comes from livestock active projects is gone and people solidarity emerges from it which i don't think exists so much among young people that it might be just a shack she sat as it's for the invasion of iraq there were

transit systems, things like being allowed to pay for your public transportation -- we now have the clipper card. let's talk about putting that on your mobile phone and using that. innovating in ways were people say that public transportation is a great way to go. that is the way to achieve true innovation, not through making it so inconvenient for people to drive. i think it is a fact of life. young families are going to use their vehicles. we need to do a lot in san francisco to encourage young people and young families to stay in san francisco. i think we are missing out on a lot of our diversity when young families leave our city. we need to do all we can to be mindful of the needs of young families in the city. we mentioned housing. schools are a big deal. but also being able to be flexible with transportation and children. >> what is happening with crime in your district? give me your thoughts on how you think the police are doing with respect to crime in your district? >> i think we are very fortunate in district two. we have a number of great police captains that oversee the station

america's shuttle program coming to an end russia is that typical the only country able of sending clipper into scrolls but how long will that monopoly last since the. united states is planning to create a new space launch program for months ships and build a new mound a ship with the help of investment from the private sector by twenty sixteen let's wait and see how things goals i think are today russia's role is irreplaceable because of the moment the world has only one spaceship the soyuz which is capable of taking the hose not to orbit including butin us in space station. that is a great responsibility or you know if we were on prepared we wouldn't have signed an agreement on nasa and the european space agency on the delivery of cosmonauts we're confident that we're going to fulfill the classic they're going media is very emotional over saturn the circle program they call it a different thing washington is making a mistake in one of those us and it's the americans should come to terms with this reality that there's nothing they can do about it so all the media's reaction was painful in

clipper's 57 strikeouts ranks second among major leaguers.se is among five national league players for the national fan vote. meantime, nats wrapping up their series against the pirates today. and when clipered found out he made the all-star team he said pretty shocking, pretty awesome. jason marquee facing andrew mccutchen with a man on. he drives one into right center. andrew mccutchen not on the all-star team. that might be a snub. garrett jones scores. part of a five-run second. marquee lasted an inning and a third. gave up six earned runs. ouch. top four, colin balancester in. this is the play of the game. roger bernardina on the move. dives on the warning track. see it again. that, folks, is a great play. but there was no rally today. the pirates had 16 hits. they crushed the nats 10-2. the nats host the cubs tomorrow 1:05. >>> in atlanta orioles against the braves. os catcher matt wieters will represent baltimore in arizona. his first all-star game. top three to score starting pitcher up. britain puts a good hit on this one. out to rig

. >> you have a clipper card that allows you on all mass transit. also a way that your name is associated every time you use that card. recently lawyers have been accessing at that data. they can track your activities and find out if you are cheating on your spouse and i day when you said you were working at home. we may see cases like this later on in the future. >> the key less car entry is easier but you said there is a problem with that? >> it allows you to sitting your car and push a button and drive off meanwhile thieves can break into that car and drive off with your car. >> are there protections? >> one of the things the did you can do as a consumer is turned off of the things you do not know about. like a smart phone. you can go into the camera setting and a refused to admit where that picture was taken. >> i found fastrak the devices also also like gps systems. >> with the mobile from the you stop cell towers. >> what about banking and credit information? >> there is mobile banking but i am very conscious of that i will not personally star

clipper users rates will remain unchanged. >>> lockheed just announced that it is going to lay off people in their california, georgia and texas locations. lockheed martin will first offer voluntary lay offs and then give out pink slips as needed. >>> the labor department says 54,000 jobs were created in may. economists blame slowing job growth on the spiking gas prices and on the earthquake in japan. >>> greece today cleared its final hurdle to receive its final installment of credit money. that pushed stocks here higher for the fourth straight day. an unexpected pick up in manufacturing in the midwest also helped lift the markets. the dow finished nearly 153 points higher. the nasdaq closed 2.2% higher for the day. >>> many visitors tell us they've never seen yosemite national park look so beautiful. but we're going to tell you why there's danger connected to all the beautiful scenery. >>> temperatures here get near 90 and even 100, i'll tell you when. >>> one hiker is dead, another is presumed dead after an accident in yosemite national park. the two men were walking with three other h

ferry riders can use clipper cards for the bus fares tomorrow. >> from routine c sections to complex surgeries patients can expect to have one thing in common. a deep and lasting scar. but researchers believe a simple device could soon change that. no matter how carefully a surgeon closes an incision, scarring is part of the heal prog ses. but now, researchers say they've come with a way to limit it originally kons yepgs is that made make bad scar goods good, scars perfect. >> to achieve that, the team began mapping the force that typically pulls on an incision after sutures are removed and then began experimenting with stretchable material was the goal of immobilizing the area while its healing. >> bandage is removed and it constricts. you can sense there is like a soft tissue split. >> the result is a new kind of elastic stretched over the skin with adhesive. the band is pulling the skin towards the incision line. the difference in pressure is slight, the results in trials are clearly visible. the left side was left to heal, and the right side was covered with the elastic sheet. >>

tyler clipper was told he was the only national -- clifford was told he was the only national to be selected for the all star game. he could be joined by mike who is in the final player vote that is chosen online by fans. >>> to wimbledon in england. rafaelnorth americaal taking on someone other than federer. djokovic. in the end he was just too strong. blanketing the grass, and the championship point. novak winning his first wimbledon title. that's a quick look at sports this morning. i'm kristin bursett. good morning, everyone. >>> a look at the nationals east first half of the season in our next half an hour. >>> live to the national mall with a preview of the huge july 4th festivities. kris. >> reporter: thank you, jessica. all the way over to tyson, no problems. the district road coming up at 5:30. 9 news will return after these messages. >>> good morning and welcome back to 9 news now. i'm andrea rhone. >> and i'm jessica doyle. mike is off this morning. of course it's the 4th of july. kris knead with traffic in -- sneed with traffic in a moment if there is any, but first the weather.

withhold millions of dollars of funding for bart if it doesn't do a better job of integrating the clipper fare system. they of been offering the cards since august of 2009. they were supposed to offer the cards to passengers last night but it missed the deadline. bart riders who receive discounts for reloading their passes through bank accounts are also able to use cards by march 1st but they missed that deadline, as well. >> they found two jurors in administers. school district is fired that changed test scores. some held parties to correct answer sheets before they turned them in. the federal no child left behind is being blamed for the scandals. it rewarded schools with high test scores. they found cheating in 78% of atlanta public schools. the results are now being forward today state prosecutors to determine if anyone should face criminal prosecution. >> recapping top stories. authorities are trying to figure out who shot and wounded a man on popular walking trail. >>> good morning, lovely trail is closed this morning at least right here at harbor avenue entrance, police are still he

on the lowest setting of the clippers. >> he knows your weaknesses. >> oh, yeah. >> he and -- he knows> i would be so scared of him that i would pass out. >> did he ever hit you or abuse you? >> yes. >> tell me about that. >> i saw him hit one of the girls and he was so nonchalant and i had never been exposed to anything like that and i was like you know what? i don't respect men who hit women and he slammed my head into the floor. >> he slammed your head into the floor? >> yeah. >> why did you stay? >> i really had no other choice. you know, after that, yeah. i tried to get out. and there was no leaving. he wouldn't let me. >> what would he do? >> he would be like all right. go pack your stuff. if i actually did he would beat me so severely. >> how many times did he beat you? >> too many to count. >> too many to count. yet you stayed? >> i couldn't leave. >> but elizabeth does leave. mario is out of town and she decides enough is enough and makes her daring escape. >> elizabeth tells her story. mario is arrested and then he makes bail. when he is out on bail is when he apparently beat

. >>> a san francisco bus she will clipper that is supposed to protect waiting passengers from bad weatherreportedly attracting criminals. the police department say that a replacement could solve this problem. but we're finding out that not everyone in the community agrees with that. >>> 5:38. and now back over to sal to check on the commute. >>> it's going well. traffic is moving along pretty nicely. take a look at northbound and southbound. northbound traffic continues to look good passing the coliseum. and this morning's commute will be okay on the sam bridge as you drive out towards the bridge. there are no major problems there. and interstate 80 westbound coming from richmond to berkley, the traffic continues to move along nicely. let's go to steve. >>> we have some low clouds but nothing paired to what we had a couple days ago. and it's a little shallower. that means that the high pressure is building in. and 1500 feet are run being seven degrees warmer that is a sign that we're getting that inversion. you can see some of the fog retreating with a north breeze. and that will play int

two weeks ago, they came and took away our nail clippers. we weren't allowed access except for on sunday night. if we needed to cut our nails, the corrections officer would give them to us and then take them back. we weren't allowed to have them in our cells. then they came and took them without any explanation whatsoever. and this is the result. i wonder if the sanitary. now, they came and got them. if i act out and create problems, then i earned this. it's not my problem something is happening somewhere else. i didn't do anything to anybody and nobody did anything to me. >> after hours of searching, captain flores uncover, the first clue that gang violence may be imminent at the level 5 facility. a. war is being mounted. chosing now, oh great god, those who must kill, those who must be killed and those who must be taken as a sacrifice so that you might drink their heart's blood. we beg you mile upon those that will die on this field or on your alter. the choice of which, you are is entirely up to you. so what this is is, it's a prayer of w

. >> all you have to do is buy some clippers and have your old lady shave it bald. >> sadly, some inmates turn to a very different form of cutting when emotions become too much to bear. >> these are cuts on my legs. when i cut myself, i let it heal a lot. and once they heal over, i start cutting it again. i cut my legs and stuff like that where staff can't see it. if you cut it where they can see you, they're going to write you up. >> i've cut myself so much so long, it's natural for me, you know. it don't even hurt. when i cut, it don't even hurt. it gives me a release. but more than anything, i think it's just the act kind of calms me down. >> because of his compulsion to self-mutilate, ricky beauchamp is assigned to the residential treatment unit, rtu, it's the only facility specially designed for inmates suffering with mental health issues. >> he was brought here because of the quality of staff that we have at this prison and it was believed that if anybody could get treatment done in a maximum security setting with these types of inmates, that it would be the indiana state prison tha