for errrands course for shopping, etc.. i wanted to ask the supervisors that if we are targeting that made group -- that little group that anne in and spoke about -- >> thank you. i would like to ask that next time you be a part of the presentation. you should get to know a lot of the groups here today. i hope you start working with them together. you definitely address the needs of a particular group that needs attention here in san francisco. i want you to be part of the bigger discussion instead of an outsider, which i do not think you are. -- outlyer, which i do not think you are. i'm hoping you can get together with the senior action network so that you can be included in in the discussion. gregg's we have been working in a lot of the neighborhoods. >> that is an integral part of it. >> thanks. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is marilyn, and i'm a social manager case worker with meals on wheels. i'm here to represent one of our clients, "c" we will call her. mrs. c cannot be here herself. she is homebound and b

a reliable streetcar, motor coach, charlie, etc.. -- cable car, etc. >> thank you very much, president chiu. ed riskin, director of transportation. i have a chance -- a presentation here that was given to the mta board a week ago and received a there unanimous consent to recommend this to you, to the board of supervisors. i would be happy to answer any questions the u.s. to the public may raise. we are undertaking a number of things. it is another tool that we are getting ready to employ. it would make us the first in the country to go to boarding of all vehicles. the reason for doing yet, and maybe it makes sense here is that we have a very high number of boarding at any given time period. we are at the top of there with new york in terms of the frequency of boarding. it has a measurable impact on the speed of the system. it is really the essence of what we're trying to do. it is to allow people in an organized way to be able to go through the back door and not have to queue up at the front door. there is a change in behavior, and it is legitimizing current behavior, which is commonse

the tea party is back right but when occupy does it you know they call it watered down etc now look you know i think there are fair points to be made saying that our by needs to sharpen their message and cetera so it's totally right and fair game if you want to criticize either some of the protests like in seattle smashing windows was really stupid if you ask me or how they delivering their message but to not cover it all seems like you're missing a pretty important news event and i guess i know that you've kind of had your eye on this young turks has done a pretty good job of covering it from what you've gathered janko what have you heard to be some of the most viable solutions i mean certainly the problems are clear we're living in a time when so many of these people out there on the streets will not live as well as their parents did even those who did everything right what solutions do you think should be focused on. so yesterday in order to participate in this because our show clearly has a perspective we went participate in the general strike part of for the online show so we didn'

what benefit is it to them to make these people suffer by working harder, less benefits, etc. >> they have two basic goals. one is more money, and the other is ideological. they do not believe any government program, particularly successful government programs

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etc and i had that idea to create and to simplify basically. technology to create of three d. photorealistic interactive worlds which would be in a very small smile file size. and it would be created very in a very short period of time despite the fact that the idea behind it is really. really simple nobody had thought to do what is there a did before there just was a demand from architects and engineers who had long been accustomed to working with the non interactive sketches however thinks the developments in other industries like gaming the tech and know how to do so already existed innovations there have been driven by ever increasing frame rate demands from gamers with that in mind it's no wonder that the dream team at busier have their roots in that industry. or my previous experience was in the gaming industry most successful game was still a movie which sold millions of copies and became famous around the world not always the away apply the expertise and knowledge in visualize a sion and programming that make human they did over the pas

more employment in us because you also have population increases and a climb from immigration birth etc and there is a lot that goes into the number as you experience you know very articulately in the unemployment rate is very very misleading to a person employment does not create those who are actually unemployed uses. the best. i don't know so much of what should be employing me by saying those who are actively looking for employment and cannot find a job or attitude on employment rate but you know there are many who are not looking for you know health reasons disability they simply gave up after two or three years and cetera and there and icon in the unemployment rate the lay person looks at the unemployment rate is eight point two eight point one percent or there is an improvement but the lay person also considers unemployment as someone who is unemployed which of course makes sense that's not how the b.l.s. calculates it view this being the bureau of labor statistics which is the propaganda engine of you know the us very similar to what some may consider. the russian propaganda eng

., etc.s something different. he as a communications manager to deal with this. he has obviously launched this babes for rush or whatever it is to push back against the efforts against him. and, in order stoke up flames on twitter he was actually offering free ipads to people who would retweet him. so, he's definitely concerned i think by his actions that this has been very effective. >> i have the quote here from lou dicky, the ceo as you mentioned. he said this has hit us pretty hard. couple million bucks. his words. krystal, i have been listening to rush and in effect watching rush for many, many years. >> poor thing. >> i think i know when he is running scared. he's running scared now. you have gotten to him. he has never tried to defend himself in any way beyond his ability to do that just with his radio audience and his raid yes listeners. >> that's exactly right. if you will remember shortly before glen beck went off the air he made the same sort of protest. everything is fine. we have

may 4th says the academy of art university luncheon honoring etc., etc. and speeches were made and ed lee stopped by and proclaimed our university "a beautiful institution" that has "done so much to fill vacancies in our city." is the mayor on board with this commission is my question we now that the academy of art has had multiple numbers of violations, not only in the planning code, but also building code violations, code violations, and sidewalk inclosure violations. some of those have been corrected over the years, however, there is still an outstanding member of conditional use of violations that this commission has not taken up. because there is supposedly an environmental -- that environmental view because of the master plan, they keep buying additional properties, which continues to delay and the ability of the commission to take up the issues. i think this flies in the face of the commission's ability to do its work, and i think we should send him a note to that fact -- a fact. -- to that effect. president fong: any other comments or questions? c

quite a few incidents, people getting hit by cars, bikes, etc., this would separate the bad bikers from the good bikers. i did not know that i only had two minutes, that is all i had to say. >> thomas coleman, leonard lynch, micro roberta. >> good afternoon, mr. coleman. >> have been made a. i'd like to speak to the notice today that we received in regards to the changing contractor permit terms. it is brief, so i will read the first part. they are not intended for long- term, on the street parking. my concern is that i would need to have defined for me what long term means. we have a lot of contractors with multiple permits. coming to and from their place of business over the course of a day, they could be several hours and one job location, or back at their place, take care of all of the paperwork. coming and going is an integral part of the business. if the legislation seeks to clarify the business of keeping your vehicle at 1,500 feet, or three blocks, instead impacting the workday, it becomes a very expensive issue for all the people in my association. everything in construction is

programs and conditions that allow people to grow as human beings as individuals to grow businesses etc the purpose is not to create a perpetual welfare state but instead the purpose to create a system of social system that allows people to flourish as individuals that limit it's a very necessity of a welfare state now you can do that though given what the present age of corporate america rachel jump in go ahead oh i'm all for him and he's somebody well i don't think somebody. preventing somebody from growing on their own why do you need the government to hold your hand while you're growing that's what i understand i mean why do we need why do i as a human being need to say oh you know what i'd really like to do something like to develop myself i think i need the government to help me what prevents me from doing that on my own jason go ahead reply. well first of all first of all i disagree with the knowledge of the metaphor of the governor holding my hand i've never had a government official hold my hand whatsoever instead it's creating the conditions that allow individuals to act indiv