also eric williams, the president of 258 and i attended an event of the san francisco museum and historical society, when both muni for its 100 anniversary and the market street railway received awards of merit from that society. get to get positive recognition for the history of muni which again came forth last week when the put car 26 back into service. moving on, one bike issue, jfk cycle track that went in the early this year - i know there were a lot of concerns about it. there was a lot of back-and-forth, engagement of different stakeholders to approve the design and address concerns. we have gone back to conduct a survey to see how the traffic for cars, pedestrians, bikes, people with disabilities has changed since the installation of the cycle track. i will mention also that director rubke and director brinkman and others dissipated in the event last week but on the mayor's office of disability, the independent living council, the walk sf bike coalition to talk about issues of accessibility. we did speed surveys for vehicles and bicycles at two locations, in person surveys, intercep

eric williams, president for the transport workers union here in san francisco. and foremost, let me be clear here. the transit operators union and the members of our local will not be held responsible for the late buses and the no service on the streets. i welcome this dialogue, all from prop k to prop a to all the measures surrounding muni that should be brought to the forefront, because this agency receives a heck of a lot of funds, federally mandated funds, to deal with this transportation system. so it should be put on the table, on what the agency is doing, with the said funds. the said funds are for operations, to put together a system that works for everybody, within this community of san francisco. that being said, on the face of it, i am for the free youth passes. at this point, with the -- with this agency in the position it's in now, we need to think about how can we actually use those particular funds to benefitjpd÷ everyone within this city. if it's compromising to give a little here, give a little there, but definitely, definitely we need money fo

. >> eric: william lajeunesse has more on this. he's live in our l.a. bureau. >> when the u.s. say the u.s. needs this to promote equality, dozens of countries have eliminated it, including russia and communist china. this rancher works dawn to dusk, drives a 12 yearly truck and earns less than a typical bureaucrat in washington, d.c yet the federal government considers him rich enough to pay a death tax. >> there is no way financially my kids can pay what the irs will demand from them nine months after death and keep this ranch intact. >> the idea hyped the estate tax is prevent the very wealthily from accumulating vast fortunes and passing it on to the next generation. >> to the analyst, that's not the american farmer. >> a poster child for the estate tax would be paris hilton, celebrity, but also hotel repair res. >> currently the federal government taxes estates worth $5 million and up at 35%. when the bush era tax cuts expire in january, rates increase to 55% on estates of a million dollars or more. while some republicans want to eliminate the death tax entirely, the presi

i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling, greg gutfeld. it's 5 verz in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: so the fall-out continues from david petraeus' shocking resignation from the c.i.a. late last friday afternoon. there is new information and new questions about the timing of his departure. it came three days after the presidential election. but there were reports that the administration and others may have been aware of the allegations before then. joining to us short it out is bret baier, host of "special report." bret? >> hi. the big story today the multiple threads of this investigation of the resignation of c.i.a. director general david petraeus. fox news can confirm that attorney general eric holder was informed in late summer that the f.b.i. was investigating general petraeus at that time. however, we're told that holder was not given details during that period. source tells us that is consistent with long-standing bureau policy not to brief congress or the white house in the middle of a criminal investigation. when

eric. here's how pete williams reported that story nine years ago today. >> today's decision comes from theof massachusetts, all but one appointed by republican governors. by a vote of 4-3, the court said denying marriage licenses to same-sex couples creates second-class citizens and violates the state constitution and is based on the same kind of prejudice that once made interracial marriage illegal. recognizing gay marriage, the court said, will give children of gay couples the same protections and stable family life as children of traditional couples and will do nothing to diminish the institution of marriage. the ruling stopped short of ordering the state to immediately grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples. instead, it gave the state legislature six months to take, quote, such action as it may deem appropriate. that might leave the door open to something less than gay marriage, like vermont-style civil unions. most legal scholars say that wouldn't go far enough to survive court challenge. >> since that day, nine states and the district of colombia now allow gay marriage. the supr

eric vintero and officers heppler and carrasco. >> good evening. i would like to introduce officer troy carrasco and william elppler, october 3, 2011, police dispatch put out a call of the stabbing that had just occurred. several richmond units began responding to the scene. officer robert long are right first in salt a suspect standing in front of 16th avenue. he saw he was holding his right hand in was dripping with blood. he also observed there was blood all of the sidewalk in front of the victim's house. he rendered first aid and so stayed with the victim. officers chased of fillmore, kevin i sent and sergeant mary gray responded to the scene as back of units. elderly male victim told responded officers that his son had stabbed him, and that he was somewhere inside of the house at 636 funston avenue. he said his son was suffering from mental issues. officers quickly determined there were other family members inside the house with the suspect. officers knew there could be for their victims of they did not act immediately. officer fillmore and sergeant grey enter the residence and started walking up the s

instead of telling jokes, katt williams launched a tirade at oakland oracle arena last night, one that some say was fueled by drugs. eric rasmussen is live in oakland who talked to people in attendance there. >> reporter: many of the people actually got video of the whole thing on their cell phones. we have some folks having fun out here tonight as well. but many of the folks say not only was katt williams but he also disrespected the city of oakland. things were headed downhill when katt williams threatened to fight a heckler at the audience in oracle arena in oakland. this cell phone video provides the view when his entourage carried him off the stage. >> another person with a cell phone caught this view of williams earlier in the night mocking the crowd. more than a dozen videos hit you tube today. >> this might be the end of this man's career. he's definitely done in the bay area. he's done out ear. >> it comes days after an 18- year-old said williams pulled a gun on him in oakland, california. >> on this night too short told the crowd 39-year-old williams has high on drugs. >> i'll tell you right now, [ inaudible ]

eric boehlert coming up from media matters. jesse williamsnervous. i think there's so much riding on this election. and i think there's been so much misinformation and i think that the polls have been really wonky and i'm not real sure -- or wacky. i'm not sure what to believe. i would like to believe there is this horse race thing happening that the media created but that would mean that we're optimistic and it makes me nervous. >> stephanie: i know one thing for sure. i will absolutely be drunk tomorrow when we do our election night special together, the three of us from current live tomorrow. >> can we all be drunk? >> stephanie: yeah. >> there's no bar at current. >> stephanie: i bring the wine hat. it will be at 4:00 p.m. pacific live. we'll be doing our pre-election special. jacki schechner meantime, dead sobber in the current news center. >> it is fairly early here. good morning everybody. another famous face is working to help get out the vote for the president in wisconsin. bradley whitford who played chief staff josh lymon on the we

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