started construction on a large mu sconey expansion center project.dums has detailed information on the expansion project so i won't do that presentation today but representatives are here to answer questions you may have. as part of the larger mu sconey expansion project the city wishes to make modification tooz the childrens garden in order to create a new public [inaudible] correcting 3ered street to the childrens gaurtden. these modficaigdss will result in new permment improvements but buffer i go into the improvements i want to talk about community outreach. a while back the expansion team worked with garden stackholders and parent groups to design childrens garden, the new redesign. this original design included new balthroom jz community room located in the childrens garden but recent design changes relocated the bathrooms and community room outside the childrens gaurd across the per seo in the ground floor of the new mu sconey center building. sevleral parent groups opposed the change due to the access issues and so the parents group met with

mike [inaudible] project manager for san francisco ferry terminal expansion project. i'm join by [inaudible] i'm going to keep things brief here and give plenty of time for the architect to walk through the presentation. in 2013 we presented a master plan to the arc and ptc and that project included a scheme to build up to 3 new ferry terminals as well as land site improvement in the north and south basin of the ferry terminal. the goals at that point are the same as the goals today and hat is to to acamidate a grouth in the demand for the existing ferry service at the ferry terminal, provide the capacity for new ferry services planned by [inaudible] and enhance [inaudible] and city of san francisco to respond in the event of a emergency. [inaudible] farmers market, public access as well as historic district. since the presentation the weety board [inaudible] a eir. following that action the board also took a action to release fund{authorize staff to pursue construction of the south basin improvement proposed as part of the master plan. last month the project was [ina

to the depth of the building to remain as original width other than a 4 foot expansion south at the ground floor the dr filer is the adjacent neighbor she's concerned about a deck an fringe on her property and the front doors that are ronald will generate too much noise project sponsor feels the project should be acceptable and they've responded to the concerns and questions requests by the planning department they've scaled back the project and took the dr it remains unchanged leaving the rear deck separated by the egress from the main floor to the background the residential design team founds of the overall the addition to be in character with the building in terms of scale and massing the project has noticed and it includes a desk that is setback from the dr requesters property line rdt said it does not commissioners, on that motion and they're saying not to take discretionary review thank you that concludes my presentation. >> thank you dr requester your team has 5 minutes. >> dr requester synonym speak chinese for me. >> one gentleman outside. >> is he outside. >> the planning

. >> after four years in business the expansion in manchester took jeanine some expansion.oncord opened because of customer demand. >> customers were asking please come to concord. why don't you come to concord. no, absolutely not. we're not going any further. this is it. >> at each store people can get fitted for sneakers buy apparel and run in organized groups. the store has taken full advantage of three locations. buying power increased. >> we have more leverage to say this is what we want and when we wanted it whereas one store you may not get the attention you want. >> the manager says inventory is regularly shifted to make sure customers get what they want without each store having to order too much. >> runners are looking for such particular items, for example, your favorite shoe in the length and width that fits your foot perfectly. with the other two locations to call, the chances are better we can have it quicker. >> all of the managers speak with jeanine and each other regularly. >> the three managers are in really constant contact via e-mail. tem on our computer

crews and chp officers have been told to not use flairs near the rubber expansion joint. we counseled four that are sealed with rubber -- counted four that are sealed with rubber. >> there has been a great deal of engineering that the bridge is overly designed. >> reporter: all bridges have similar expansion joints meant to protect the bridge in the event of an earthquake. >> the type of seal is what is normal for the bridge. we are looking at the fire resistance with the manufacturer. >> reporter: public safety is the main priority and it is why they are taking measures to make sure another fire doesn't happen again. >> the bridge is safe. >> reporter: there is no word on when the damaged joints and rubber expansion joint will be replaced because that will have an impact on travelers. >> other bridges in the bay area have rubber expansion joint have any of those caught fire that you are aware of? >> reporter: we reached out about the other bridges, we haven't heard back from them yet but we heard back from the golden gate bridge spokesperson and she said the golden gate

. >> offer four years in business the expansion in manchester took jeannine some convincing.cord opened because of customer demand. >> we had customers ask for years when did you coming to conford? i said no this is it. >> people too get fit for sneakers, buy approval and work in organized groups. one of the most obvious benefits is buying power. >> we have a little bit more leverage to say this is when we want it and how we want it whereas one store you may not get the attention that you want. >> portsmouth manager justin says inventory is regularly shifted to make sure customers get what they want without even store having to order too much. >> for example your fifrt shoeth that hits your foot perfectly with the other two locations to call the chances are better that we can have it quicker. >> all the managers speak with jeannine and the others regularly. >> constant contact via e-mail a chat system on our computer talking on the money. we have monthly sngment meetings. >> with a common point of sales system employees can work anywhere. having local elections helped with em

you may recall that we were and are anticipating a chung of cap and trade revenues to support the expansion purchase of our light rail vehicles, the of course to expand the fleet by 40 vehicles which you approved and the board of supervisors approved cost about 200 million dollars and we're hoping that the state cap and trade grant program will provide a significant source for that. the good news is that the anticipated revenues from the cap and trade sales the projections for those revenues ko*n to grow, so we believe that there will be more funds available than we had anticipated the last time we reported on this to you including for the transit intercity rail capital program which is where the legislature has designated a lot of those funds to go. in april we submitted an application for a 41 million dollars for the first round of that grant program, but in light of the news that the overall pot of cap and trade revenue iss anticipated to be greater than we had anticipated, we are working with mayor lee and our state legislative delegation to work with the california state transportation

the new expansion option.w is the best option they are saying, and this is a recommendation from the airport commission. they were revealing where it should be placed. they are leaving the final decision of the controversial expansion to the prime minister. a third heathrow landing strip to the northwest of the two existing ones presents the best case. that is according to the airports commission today. this might not be the end of the story because the final decision rests with the government and it could be be politically charged 100 guy johnson is in greece. let's go to you, guy. what is the latest on the big picture story in greece? guy: the banking story is getting quite interesting. there are a number of angles we need to take a look at. we saw a pro eu rally last night behind me. it was raining which dampened of the enthusiasm of a little bit. we are starting to get some polling which suggests the no vote is ahead. the lead for the no vote did narrow significantly after the banks closed. what we are hea

this seal caught fire and it is also made out of rubber so that rubber expansion joint protects it from debris and salt water on the bridge. the question is, how did the fire start. on monday night they initially speculated someone may have threw outlet a cigarette out -- out a cigarette butt out of the window but now -- >> we do not think this is the case, with this fire in the same location we have concerns that it is in fact something else but we don't know what that is. >> reporter: monday night's fire burned six feet and today's fire only burned 3 feet but it did over lap monday's fire. teams are now looking into this and they will be replacing the seal but the question is, how are they going to do that? they are trying to figure out how soon they could replace it because they will have to shut down some lanes in order to do that. >> i have never been a believer in coincidence. two fires within three days, an reredosessant just catch fire -- an rubber expansion joint just doesn't catch fire. do you think they were deliberately set? >> reporter: until they know the real cause they d

started construction on a large mu sconey expansion center project. your commission merer andums has detailed information on the expansion project so i won't do that presentation today but representatives are here to answer questions you may have. as part of the larger mu sconey expansion project the city wishes to make modification tooz the childrens garden in order to create a new public [inaudible] correcting 3ered street to the childrens gaurtden. these modficaigdss will result in new permment improvements but buffer i go into the improvements i want to talk about community outreach. a while back the expansion team worked with garden stackholders and parent groups to design childrens garden, the new redesign. this original design included new balthroom jz community room located in the childrens garden but recent design changes relocated the bathrooms and community room outside the childrens gaurd across the per seo in the ground floor of the new mu sconey center building. sevleral parent groups opposed the change due to the access issues and so th

started construction on a large mu sconey expansion center project. your commission merer andums has detailed information on the expansion project so i won't do that presentation today but representatives are here to answer questions you may have. as part of the larger mu sconey expansion project the city wishes to make modification tooz the childrens garden in order to create a new public [inaudible] correcting 3ered street to the childrens gaurtden. these modficaigdss will result in new permment improvements but buffer i go into the improvements i want to talk about community outreach. a while back the expansion team worked with garden stackholders and parent groups to design childrens garden, the new redesign. this original design included new balthroom jz community room located in the childrens garden but recent design changes relocated the bathrooms and community room outside the childrens gaurd across the per seo in the ground floor of the new mu sconey center building. sevleral parent groups opposed the change due to the access issues and so th

, however the expansion will likely not happen this year we don't recommend a cut but a reserve. >> thank you mr. rose colleagues, any questions. >> commissioner tang. >> thank you i don't have any questions i echo the comments that supervisor wiener made the i highly recommend the position given the work not only from our office but the colleagues in terms of language access i fully understand the idea of putting it on reserve given the pending that federal deportation relieve program, however last year current needs the department meetings needs to address and so i'll fully support of the positions and i don't know if supervisor mar made a motion i'll recommend accepting those positions and taking the other cuts. >> okay supervisor tang made that motion ms. kelly to be clear and the controller we can handle this from a budget prospective supervisor yee. >> yeah. just quickly i wanted to also concur with supervisor tang and supervisor mar on the position that is asking for in terms of the translation and interpretation it is those services that we had a good job sometimes, we lack the nu

one is what are your thoughts on general road expansion? i am in my early 30's. i travel the 95 corridor and there has been pretty much know expansion since i have been a kid. i know there are plenty more cars on their, and it really hurts congestion. that, and then -- host: you are going in and out, but i will let bud wright take up your question on road expansion. guest: darren makes a good point. we are not expanding roads and this country, especially in states that continue to grow like florida, texas, california. much of a responsibility in other parts of the country is to efficiently operate existing facilities. we know there are a lot of ways to get more out of what already exists, making sure they are in tiptop condition using rap metering, traffic flow kinds of features. we can get more out of what we a already have. i think that is something you will see emerging as a theme going forward. especially when you look at urban areas, we cannot do more roads. we want to provide mobility choices and make sure people have a variety of ways to get around, which

one is what are your thoughts on general road expansion? i am in my early 30's and i travel 95 corridor and 295 and pretty much no expansion since i have been a kid as far as the road. i know there is way more cars out there. it really causes backup especially in certain areas. that and my other question -- >> host: darren you are going in and out. but i will let bud take on the question on road expansion. >> guest: darren raises a good point. we are not building new roads in the country certainly in parts of the country growing there is some expansion, but most of the country's goal is to operate existing facilities. we know using operational improvements, ramp metering traffic flow features, and we can get more out of what we already have. i think that is going to be one of the things you see emerging as a theme as we go forward. especially for urban areas. we cannot build more roads. we want to provide mobility choices and want people to have a variety of ways to get around. which is why it makes sense for transit investment in urban are

what he was saying on the medicaid expansion is interesting.ecause there are states that have taken the federal medicaid money and washington has let them structure their own program a little differently. they did this down in arkansas. i think it is an invitation that some republicans to say, look if you want top make it look a little different than obamacare or little more to your liking go ahead and we may approve it because our main concern is getting people health insurance. so i personally hope for the uninsured some of the republicans take them up on that and tweak it in a way they take the money. >> i think the dynamic what will play out in 2016 doctor chash charlie in right n. red states they are not going to take it and most people are against it. but the 2016 the democrats whoever is the nominee will put republicans on their heels by pressing them. they are going to go to the purple states where they haven't taken medicaid money and they are going to say, here's 250,000 people who do not have health insurance and you would have it if

some of them have expansion packs to keep them alive. even the old classics like settlers of catan is a staple game, it has been out for 40 years and it is still my number one best sellers. lehto says board games score big with players when they are customizable, have expansion packs and allow players to create house rules. another way board games are borrowing from the video game model is by embracing darkand mature themes. betrayal on house on the hill involves exploring a haunted house. dead of winter is a zombie survival game. in termsofthe attraction to more adult themes i think there is kind of incorporation process in which more subterranian cultural genres that we can describe as adult themes get sort of integrated into the mainstream little by little. video games are borrowing from the board game model as well. i am seeing concepts from modern board games, the newest of the new board games, which are much more story driven, much more almost invent your own fiction and that is feeding back into video games as well. creating a vid

we can change all that with expansion.have huge demand for airlines because the demand is there from passengers. people in scotland, people in northern ireland and the west want to be able to fly through heathrow because it is the best connected airport in the world. and with expansion we can do even more of that. it's an important supply route. if you think about the oil and gas industry at aberdeen, they need to get it to the other centers. they get there through heathrow. this is a vital trading arm for the u.k. manus: i think we have got your message loud and clear. john holland-kaye. the fact that easyjet might be having a few slots is music to my ears. john holland-kaye, ceo of heathrow airport. suv's, they've become some of the fastest selling autos. more and more super carmakers are moving towards them, producing them. but mclaren, they say it will never go there. we met with the ceo and asked him why. >> what we have been striving to do is ensure we have a good customer base, so that in a sense we are inflated fro

bond measure to primarily be for maintenance needs but to address operational and other sort future expansion it is our opportunity to weigh in our staff work with these with the mayor's office and bart itself to better understand what the options are important composing that program now there is a decision to move forward at least a proposal from the general manager in proposing that to her board. >> thank you. >> we'll check in for your guidance on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate in that bond. >> i think by agreement san mateo will not and santa clara has contributed on a different basis so the 3 county for this bond as i understand. >> i understand on a more curious question in general how many counties can participate in a bond measure like th

that is the rationale behind the push for medicaid expansion and much of what has given obamacare and conservatives are falling into that trap, we compare plans by how many cars you give out. that is not a measure of success. the real measure of success is to deal with what then senator obama said in 2008 when he was campaigning to be president when he said the real issue was affordability. he seems to have forgotten that in his actual plan. there are other reasons to be against obamacare. you can't keep your doctor if you want you can't keep your plan if you want, we are not going to get your premiums, the list goes on but the final observation, a lot of people who have never been elected to office till you politically we can't do this or that. a lot of people never stood before a voter tell you is this is the right thing to do from a policy perspective or principal perspective, politically it is not popular. if we are willing to except as a new base line now that the democrats created this dependency we can never go below that, we are done as a conservative movement and we are done

the green area is the deck expansion. we are proposing to expand the deck to the west 17 foot 10 and the deck rill not be moved any further south. the line of the deck won't be visible from the street so the deck materials will match those previous approved in the coa and the gaurdrails. the next slide shows a line of site diagram that from the opposite block. the [inaudible] hotel looking at the deck. you have to be 420 feet away to see the deck. the southern most line of the deck was approved in the original coa. next we are proposing this slide again shows the expansion thof roof deck to the west on the proposed diagram on the bottom of the slide. what this also shows is the 3 small windows on the-if you look at the lower diagram, 3 windows that are infill windows. so the window changes to the penthouse room is the next item. we are proposing to lower-there were original changes to the windows and we propose to lower one of the windows on the elevation on the north end and to also add the 3 new windows which you can se

when we talk about these management numbers, anything above the signals expansion. would have been expanding in the services industry for quite some time. it is a question of the pace of the expansion. we are talking about retailers, real estate firms. we have seen a rebound an in consumer spending. services make up the biggest part of the u.s. economy by far. the fact we are seeing an expansion picking up is definitely a good sign, even if than before. worse we are in the regular session nnd seeing stocks without a enormous reaction. matt: but i feel like we are starting to see markets inc. a little bit freaked out about what is going on in greece. down 2% in europe. down 100 points in dow. olivia: dow futures were down 150 point people. -- 150 points. people are freaking out less. matt: definitely a little queasy. olivia: need some antacids. now let's get to what is making news on the bloomberg terminal this morning. erik schatzker in athens with the very latest. i want to start with the latest news we are hearing about who may be the new finance minister. what ha

bond measure to primarily be for maintenance needs but to address operational and other sort future expansion it is our opportunity to weigh in our staff work with these with the mayor's office and bart itself to better understand what the options are important composing that program now there is a decision to move forward at least a proposal from the general manager in proposing that to her board. >> thank you. >> we'll check in for your guidance on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate in that bond. >> i think by agreement san mateo will not and santa clara has contributed on a different basis so the 3 county for this bond as i understand. >> i understand on a more curious question in general how many counties can participate in a bond measure like th

but the civilizing forces of westward expansion squeeze him out.running south, he searches for a life lost. but in bolivia, it's clear, butch cassidy ran out of time. m. >>> the to riley factor is on tonight. it's a special waters world edition of "the factor." how much do americans really know about this country? >> who did america fight in the revolutionary war? >> the french. >> who did harry truman bomb, do you remember that? [ bleep ]. >> i'm going to say russia. >> what do they know about our founding fathers? >> christopher columbus. >> do you know what christopher columbus did? >> he discovered something, i don't know. >>> and columbus day. just ask the watters' fol

i started the iowa conservatives against gambling expansion. this was to bring the issue of gambling expansion to iowans. we're a grass roots volunteer organization, and while we don't have the big money that the big casinos have, we have to be vocal in our opposition, saying enough is enough. [applause] we have to make stopping gambling expansion an issue in this campaign. as you walked in the auditorium today, i'm sure you saw our table. since the iowa caucus is blessed to be the first in the nation to voice our support for the eventual gop nominee can we set an example by talking about social and cultural issues like gambling that have a corrosive effect on our state and our citizens? okay. i don't know how many are out there, but you guys have these signs? all right. okay. let's show our candidates that we will ask them when they're in ames, dubuque, council bluffs, or even glidden, we're going to ask them about their position on expanding gambling. all right. can i get everybody to hold their signs up? i'll take a group picture from the po

they apply for an nhl expansion franchise. matt: good morning. let's get straight to our breaking news -- june existing home sales are out and julie hyman has the numbers. julie: sales of previously owned homes are rising to an eight year high in june, five point 49 million on an annual basis. that is a 3.2% increase month over month from the revision which was a little bit down of that. this number is for the month of june. closings, 4.9 million annualized rate with estimates at five point zero million. it looks like stocks are climbing to the highs of the session as we get these figures. we have seen the housing numbers improving and pending home sales have been improving so existing a lagwhich have a bit of have been catching up with the pending home sales numbers but the numbers are strong. matt: that's an eight year high. scarlet: this is the biggest part of the housing market compared to new home sales. matt: it's the part you care about. if you are a homeowner in america -- scarlet: people are saying yes. matt: let's get straight to a mark

on the [kpa-pbgs/] of expansion of the fiber networks, what would be my next steps recommendation is something that supervisor farrell asked to look at a business model perspective of what would it take? would it be smart for the city potentially to use the fiber that we have and expand it and create its own fiber network system that it sells or has some sort of public-private partnership? i would recommend that if lafco wants to get into this to wait for that report to be done to give us the next steps to move forward. that would have been what i would have actually recommended what is being put into the report or at least what i understand is going to be put in the report and wait until that is done. at this point i would request that we accept the report and wait to see what the city and county does on the report and the undergrounding of utilities once we get that information back, at that point to come back to the item as individual, separate pieces. >> thank you. i thought we had a presentation on the undergrounding of utilities, poles, at one of our last meetings. but we didn'

expansion is a great idea if you have your home base in order.i don't think you have your home base in order. tamika: okay. erenisse: i want to know when the money's coming in. that's what i want to know. because at this point, we're maxed out. lemonis: so, expansion is a great idea if you have your home base in order. i don't think you have your home base in order. tamika: okay. lemonis: tonnie thinks i'm abusing him, when in reality, i'm trying to get him to answer real questions. to tell you that my head popped off my shoulders would be an understatement. tamika: what's up? tonnie: i'm just running out of patience. tamika: i mean, i will say the way that business has been run -- destructive. tonnie: but i was doing it by myself. tamika: oh, here's marcus now. welcome back. lemonis: thought i'd cool off. tonnie: i'm not used to being spoken to in that kind of way. i get you don't see what i'm trying to do. lemonis: actually, i do get what you're trying to do. but i am here to change the way you think about things in business. tonnie's upset, bu

the state of california and operate in several states throughout the country and excited about the expansion in san francisco working with the department of environment and environment commission so look forward to future discussions with the finance committee and environment commission and bringing back this item all you all hopefully for a spoteive vote in the future chblt we are expanding through the state of california and for the summer building season we are making head way in san mateo, alameda, san jose and build that to- get the most impact out of pace finance. this is a introduction and thank you for your time. i look forward to seeing you all again. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is jesa [inaudible] with orile afactor at fox news channel. i would like to address your dangerous sankiary policies. i would like to show a picture here. this is nob snub and she was murdered by a illegal alien deported 5 times and over 6 felony conviction but for some reason the city of san francisco let this guy out. even though the feds said hold hi

thanks to international expansion plans, combined with corporate wellness adoption.ck is doubled in essence since it went public last month. now worth more than gopro. $8.3 billion is the market cap. $7 billion for gopro right now. so again an interesting move here by fitbit. versus another big momentum stock in gopro. >>> this makes sense to all of you? >> the valuation is cheaper and you look at the revenue growth that these guys are able to produce, it makes a lot of sense. there are certain brands out there. i know we'll talk more about brands, but there are brands in this world. i think gopro is within of them, it trades at a more rich valuation than fitbit. it's exactly the same layout thaw put out for gopro, international expansion and growth within the u.s. and continued penetration. >> people cite these sort of one-product wonders and then you know, fitbit will tell you, i remember talking to the co-founder on the day they ipoed, they got a pipeline of seven or so products i think that they even offer now. how do you view the stock? >> if they play that pipe

downtown ferry terminal expansion >> rich [inaudible] department staff and i'm joined from [inaudible] and port of san francisco as well as their project team. request and comment [inaudible] 3 new ferry [inaudible] and the embarcadero plaza which are part of the down town ferry terminal expansion. the project sponsor completed the [inaudible] ajaist tonight to the port of san francisco embarcadero national registry historic district and ferry building and [inaudible] on april 25, 2015 the historic preservation commission reviewed the project and documented their opinion which is provided to you in it packets. the department requests review and requestion regarding the compatibility of the current design

he did not take the medicate expansion, as you mentioned earlier -- >> so he's saying take the money out of washington but he wouldn't take medicaid expansion and he sent the high rail money back to washington? >> exactly. we got at least a $250 million of our structural deficit is because he wouldn't take that medicaid expansion. i have no idea what he would do. he flip-flops. kids the elderly, women, he's going to sign a 20-week abortion ban. public unions now private unions, he's really our environment. he has really, really ruined the state of wisconsin but he should be running but not for president. >> but abby not with standing those constituents that he'll clearly have a problem with the politics in the midwest next to iowa. give me the political map he could be looking at toward really looking at the nomination. >> he's doing well there. all the things she mentioned is everything that these voters in iowa, the republican voters in early primaries want to hear and that is exactly what he's going to say in a speech in a few moments. you mentioned on day one he's going to repeal

who pays for an expansion in social security benefits? who actually pays for this?ll, it's a really interesting question. the reality to everyone will pay for it. because social security is one of the most successful government programs in the history of the country -- >> wait a second. i'm sorry, i don't mean to interrupt you full flight, but so-security -- >> really? >> the social security trust fund is being depleted fairly rapidly. if you expand payments to social security recipients, how do you make up for that shortfall? you have to raise taxes. >> actually, social security is expected to grow over the next 20 years, as the baby-boomers age out of the program and as generation x one of the smallest generations in american history, ages in, and the millenials-the top of whom who are 33 and over 83 million citizens age into paying for the program. so the truth of the matter is, we're going to see an expansion of able-bodied workers in the next 10 to 20 years who can fund an expansion in social security. >> pay for itself. >> more importantly -- >> pays for itsel