this seeks to change or codify the process of the ctc uses in adopting guidelines. over the entire span of their existence, they have been adopting guidelines. recently, because of the attention brought to focus on the ctc by virtue of the delegation of a number of programs to them, the guidelines have become of intense interest in the legislature. guidelines did not rise to the level of regulatory structure. they are not necessarily binding. as a matter of fact, when this bill was launched, -- is now simply codifying the current process. we expect this to move forward without causing (b+h$arm to the typical process of the commission. also, on your behalf, i monitoring two transit bills. they both seek to do something a little bit different. ab2324 is on page 4. sb 1320 is a measure by senator hancock. that is on page 12. it deals with administrative adjudication. where these on here? both contain an amended section of law that is very important to san francisco's municipal authority. we are monitoring this to ensure there's nothing that occurs in the amendments tha

the ctc foundation. and the american life tv network. >> so, the question on the table is what is most important lesson you have learned in life so far, and how do you use it on a day-to-day basis to navigate through life? some very special people give some very wonderful and heartfelt answers. so, sit back,relax and enjoy it. what do you think is the single greatest lesson you've learned professionally? >> i think persistence in trying to get a story. >> boy, were you, like getting into university. >> that was true. >> and getting your first job, with all those rejection letters. >> getting into university was hard because i didn't have latin and you had to have latin in england to get in. >> but persistence i can see. >> persistence is the thing. i think i must have been the world's biggest bore, to go on and on, i want to do this and that, please let me in, please let me. i think they said just give him something to get rid of him. >> on a personal level, what is the biggest lesson you learned? on a h

the ctc foundation. and the american lives tv network. >> if your just meeting ted for the first time, 13 years at aol, one of the top executives, internet pioneer, owner of the caps, just sold a business to american express for a chunk of change, and the title of this book -- "the business of happiness." let's walk through the six different things because i think that people can get a sense of what you are talking about and may be filling in by reading the book. first of all, make the list. in addition. >> inculcate your crisis. instead of being a bad thing, embrace the good in it. you've got a mulligan. you can use this crisis. >> communities of interest you talk about. you talk about circles. what would be some of those communities? you seem to suggest -- because you did this survey. 3500 people. 1500 people kind of happy, and you tried to come up with common denominators, and this kind of community of interest think. >> are actively manage my communities of interest. my wife, my two kids, extended fa

mkthe coast line, thaç pushes çokçw3çwkçzçw3to çtç overnight. afternoon.er. sticking with the cooler weather on wednesday. let's talk about the fog lining the coast line tomorrow morning, long the bay shores and pushing into the inland valleys. i expect the çfog to push back to the coast line w3çqxdw3okin ours. temperatures cooler çtomorrow, 60 san francisco, same in richmond. lower 70s for the inland spots. 59 half moon bay, 50s for the bay shores. 7 day around the bay forecast, cool weather over the next couple of days. thursday is the ççtransition similar to today. friday, saturday, sunday, 9s inland and 80 along the shores. >> last week france announced changes to fleet -- san francisco announced changes to fleet week. expect to see more service members coming ashore. expect the return of big events. >> reporter: the changes are going to be seen in the amount of people that can access these ships. the parade of ships has been a parade of ship. this year there are going to be hundreds taking part in free band concerts. >> it runs le announcer ] the

the ctc has to sign off on the $20 million in funding before the connector can finally be billed. b.a.r.t.'s director says that shouldn't be a problem considering that the ctc voted unanimously in favor of this project once before. live in san francisco, traci grant. >>> police say they will allow high bridge arms to resume business as soon as it meets a few requirements including getting an alarm system and security cameras. the store on mission street has been doing business for five decades. some neighborhood activists argue that it brings crime to the area and doesn't belong on a residential street in the first place. the store's manager takes issue with that. >> for one, i think san francisco has stood on our necks back then, but going on almost 60 years now, we haven't really been a problem for this community, but although e-mails are saying otherwise. >> well, the store ran into some trouble when the owner decided he was going to convert it to office space and let his permit expire. when he desired to reapply, three community groups asked the city to deny it. >>> the govern

only maintain the level of service that was there prior to that, with over $1 million a year for us at ctc, but also meet and exceed those. again our focus has been on sustain ability. we have had to -- sustainability. we have had to make difficult decisions. in that the documentation will follow an my colleagues and producers here simple one is reducing the rent on a monthly bay friss $17,000 down to about $4,800 in terms of the cost now at our facility. so for us in the spirit of this, we have embraced open communication, but we have really been forced to really speak to the truth that we know. and to present the information directly to department of technology and requested to individuals. but not to engage in a point by point rebuttal for everything that's been raised. so we hope we can ask your support. this is to maintain the operations of public access. and we will be accountable. we are accountable how public dollars are spent. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> my name is steven, i am the host of one of the weekly shows here at san francisc

women on a daily basis keep their jobs and work and do everything they need to do, and that is our ctc commissioner. [applause] >> thank you. with every objective met, we get closer to achieving our goal of seismic safety on the busiest bridge in our state, and actually, one of the most travelled corridors in america. this bridge is not only the back band of transportation for the bay area, it is an extremely important route for the entire state of california, and we see that whenever we take the bridge out of service. it takes months of planning, and we have to literally inform stakeholders throughout the state. what makes this bridge even more special, if not crucial, is the fact that it is being designed and built, as mentioned earlier, as an icon for generations to come. it will do its job of getting people across the bay with innovative engineering, elegant construction, and architectural pinache. i like that word. until now, we have not had a chance to witness what this bridge will to look like, but as we placed the segments that have just arrived, is to become clear that califor

women on a daily basis keep their jobs and work and do everything they need to do, and that is our ctc commissioner. [applause] >> thank you. with every objective met, we get closer to achieving our goal of seismic safety on the busiest bridge in our state, and actually, one of the most travelled corridors in america. this bridge is not only the back band of transportation for the bay area, it is an extremely important route for the entire state of california, and we see that whenever we take the bridge out of service. it takes months of planning, and h

the project faces another vote later this month and if the ctc approves work begins in six months.rs to complete. >> sunday build the search continues for a string of fog persons. this is a sketch of the suspect and a description. they think one person possibly one person said all 15 fires that happened in the sunnyvale area in the last four months. suspects hispanic male 19-20 years old, 5 ft. 8-5 ft. 10 in. tall. slender build. there has been dumpsters and on fire and cars set on fire. residents say it is hard to sleep knowing there is an arsonist on the list. >> everybody is concerned we would like the individual that is causing the fires to be caught. we would feel lot safer. >> it what makes me nervous personally. in happen next my crotch. imy rod. >> police say all the fires have been said in neighborhoods along old san francisco road. >>google held a news conference yesterday to show off its changes to its web search kron4 is a tech reporter gabe slate was there. > > google said its new feature google instant will revolutionize the way we search the web. when people run a se

, soe tended to refer to those as ctc eligible securities. but they shared a characterization of typically being less liquid. obviously less sece because they weren't government or agency bonds. and we were concerned that investors were not providing the right credit analysis in the view of that collateral in applying direct here cuts in their relationships with the broker-dealers. during the spring and summer of 08, we worked collaborative we with the number of the large and brer-dealers, large clearing or largeanks as well as other investors to the counterparty risk management policy group to try to articulate among other things in that group a series of best practices for the try party repo business. we did ask in a collaborative way, we articulated those best practices through that report which i believe you have a copy of a and we also did so very much in consultation with the new york fed recognizing that some of the best practices that we were suggesting in that report would have an impact on the financing of the broker-dealer communit

that they put together does change from year to year yesterday's list is the most recent one but the ctc list from last year's. the agency will review all the information provided then decided changes are needed as to how pg&e monitors its natural gas pipelines. new this morning live there as times is reporting that the city of bell california used $95,000 of public funds to pay off loans. council approval, bell spent nearly $95,000 to repay loans that then-city manager robert rizzo made to himself from his retirement accounts, a draft state audit reviewed by the times shows. the auditors found no evidence that council members even knew about the repayments, which occurred in 2008 and 2009. draft report alleges that $95,000 in city money was put in robert rizzo's retirement accounts to repay loans he had made to himself. an expert says the allegations could amount to federal wire fraud. we have a list of the top five highest-paid city managers here in the bay area that this is coming from business and cider. first analysts' city manager of san ramon and making $359,000 a year. mill valle