if you could stand up >> you look two young to retire and don't go (laughter). >> gail is one of our watershed keepers she's one of the first female wolfed people (clapping.) but beyond that gail is what we call a legacy she's multiple generational and dedicated her life to the preservation of the waters the environmental values of protecting our water salt lake city sthooe she's gained admiration we called that on her in the rim fire and she did so even though she's getting close to retirement but she did so. she's helped us change the base of our watershed keepers a face that people know and want to associate with. and because i can't get this right your father and great grandfather >> my grandfather and father. >> all worked on our watershed when it was the spring valley water company. we want to wish gail a good luck in her retirement i know she'll be around while but thank you on behalf of the city and department her husband is a efforter it's all in the family (clapping) and also their boss john is here to recognize him (clapping) with that gail i have a little plaque for you c

put the gails in the 2nd half. knocks down a 3 ball and minnesota went up by 9. st. mary's was outscored in the 2nd half. and the season is over for st. mary's. they lose 63-55. >>> how about nascar, green flag, white checkered finish and kyle busch was -- jumps to number one. had to hold on a rookie kyle

gail is up by 10 and they win 70-58. to minnesota for their second round game. >>> well the raiders may not know who their quarterback will be, but they signed doll and penn. 17-year-old sam taggason sighed with the sharks as part of the make a wish foundation. taking on florida t second period. martin haveleck. quentin stores. sharks stay tied with anaheim. all right, it is time now for your tuesday night top five. number five, in the jordan premier league. hani kicks a bad pass and flips it up. players in shock as it goes in. number four, great danes knocked out mount saint mary's number three, north carolina state beat xavier behind 25 points from t.j. warren. wolf pack gates five seed. saint louis next. be sure to enter the racket challenge on kpix.com where you can compete against the likes of ken bastida who doesn't have much of a shot according to kcbs radio stan bunker. >> i think ken bastida will get smoked in this thing. i see a big death coming for him. >> oh wow. is that is opening shot across the bowels? i c

>> yes. >> what gail and the rest of the family wanted most, were some answers. >> not so much that ifor what he did, i just want to know what happened to my sister. >> and at the sentencing hearing in december of 2012, mike's own son echoed those sentiments. >> guilt or innocence aside, i never wanted my father to go to prison. i only ask that if he knows anything, to please let me know. >> and then mike jr. made a heart breaking plea to the court. >> he's been a good father and a good person, if he's sent to prison today, i want him to know i'm going to miss our time together. it's going to be hard to see the world change without him. i'm okay. i humbly stand before the court today to request leniency when giving his sentence. thank you for the opportunity. >> after that, well, then the strange tale of the much-loved convicted killer took quite a remarkable turn. it happened that very day in court. >> i'm asking right now as we sit here, mr. lubahn is going to have a chance, please, for your family, for your kids, just let it go. tell us what happened. >> can i just have a moment? >

joining me now is gail amman, senior fellow at the council on foreign relations and ann richard., secretary richard, this has been an appalling disaster for the people of syria, for the surrounding countries and particularly for women and girls. dr. nancy snyderman was in refugee camps and we've seen the death toll and horrific conditions. what more can be done as this war continues unabated? >> thank you for so much coverage of this this week by your network. we really appreciate it. we're very interested in bringing the attention of the american public to this crisis. secretary kerry has said this crisis is a challenge to the conscience of everyone of us. i have traveled to all of the countries bordering syria and met the refugees themselves and they have seen terrible things inside syria and they have survived a terrible, terrible war. >> when we talk about the effects, gail, let's go through the latest report, the civil war affects 22,550 refugees dispraised, women giving birth in 2014, 3400 will suffer miscarriages. they have really explored these you know, horrible medical

gail saltz, rebecca traister and seth mnookin. check out this map of outbreaks.hey get worse and worse over time. they're exploding. someone on twitter telling me there's one in ohio state right now. we are scared of doctors and i think we have a certain amount of distrust of doctors and that plays into this. i want to speak up for a moment on behalf of the folks who answer these. why should i trust the fda or trust the pharmaceutical companies? these are big faceless organizations. every time you go to the doctor, you're kind of putting yourself in their hands but you don't really know, right? i mean -- >> look, we are definitely increasingly mistrustful of big organizations. media, too. >> right. >> you know, they lie to us. or they're making money from us. so why should we trust them? and, of course, that's the seed that breeds the paranoia. let me also say that people are comfortable being victims. they would rather be sort of the victim potentially, and that's a part of human nature, that sort of masochism. that also leads to this, the idea that there's this

gail saltz, rebecca traister and seth mnookin. that's "all in.'el maddow show" begins now. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. when msnbc first hired me to do this tv show, i was working at the time at air america radio, a liberal talk radio network founded in 2004, and you might have heard, it did not survive. amid all of the myriad ways that air america radio lost money, one of the ways that we actually made money was by doing a cruise for air america listeners. now, we did not invent this idea for fund-raising, but it's a fairly straightforward idea. banking on the idea that people who listen to liberal talk radio might like to meet people who also listen to liberal talk radio and spend time with the personalities they listen to on mark radio. you then market to those folks

coach randy bennett saw his gails score 14 points. home court 21 points in his final game at st. mary's. then minnesota rips off a 12-0 run. austin for three. and minnesota wins 53-55, gails finish the season 24-12. >>> coming up, the panthers announce their starter. >>> and >>> well here's another indication of just how much different the a's do things. they announced that sonny gray will become the third straight pitcher to become the opening day starter. now jesse chavez also beginning the season in the starting rotation. jesse strikes up six comings in phoenix. comings began the day with a four-point era for the spring. this is a split squad for oakland. they score twice off of hammel. they score six runs but guess what, that wasn't enough. because junior lake, junior lake pounded three of chicago's five home runs. this one is off chavez who was charging five home runs. the cubs win this one 10-6. another split squad. donaldson, cespedes homer. pablo sandoval has lost weight but he has not lost any hunger for money. he rejected a deal. his agents said his client may opt for f

said her sister, gail. >> she would not have taken out of it.lity to be fair. >> reporter: made sense then? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: and then there were the mysterious phone calls. >> we would get the calls on special days, her birthday, my birthday, my grandmother would get calls. >> reporter: and just silence on the other end? >> yeah. >> reporter: what did you do? >> carol, we love you. we hope you come back. we felt like she was finding a happier life somewhere. >> reporter: and understood that to make that successful she might have to make a complete and total break? >> yeah. >> reporter: almost three months after carol vanished the detective handling her case put it in the inactive file in his report he wrote no foul play involved. >> i remember thinking about her all the time. and i used to play records over and over she liked. just thinking, where is she? when is she coming back? >> reporter: mike started to date a 19-year-old named carrie. brought her into the fold. >> we were happy mike was going on with life. >> reporter: and so they d

he had 24 for the gails. the only gail to reach double figures.y had this baseline three. 63-55 the final. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. cactus league action, nascar and golf. stick around. if the stanford women win tomorrow they play florida state. stanford men and women will advance to the sweet 16 and not many schools can claim that. that would be pretty sweet for the nerd nation. >> it really would. >>> california's drought and what it means for your next visit to the grocery store. plus -- >> if you don't represent women in politics in america who will? >> a uc berkeley student puts hillary clinton on the spot and hear how the former first lady responded to that question. and how a family came to the rescue of a struggling deer. stay with us. d you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years,

he had 24 for the gails. the only gail to reach double figures.this baseline three. 63-55 the final. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. cactus league action, nascar and golf. stick around. if the stanford women win tomorrow they play florida state. stanford men and women will advance to the sweet 16 and not many schools can claim that. that would be pretty sweet for the nerd nation. >> it really would. >>> california's drought and what it means for your next visit to the grocery store. plus -- >> if you don't represent women in politics in america who will? >> a uc berkeley student puts hillary clinton on the spot and hear how the former first lady responded to that question. and how a family came to the rescue of a struggling deer. stay with us. charles not having coverage stressed me out. knowing that i have an insurance card in my pocket gives me a sense of reassurance. i'm in because nobody deserves to be without health insurance. i'm in because my coverage can't be denied. i'm in so i can protect my family and my f

it didn't start off that gracefully for the gails tonight. and watch this, 6'9", come on.to get up a little bit. and didn't look like it was their night. second half thousand, gails come out strong. and carter stole it and he knew what to do with it. their first lead of the game comes with four minutes left and they pull away 70-58. >>> the 49ers might be shopping for one of the most explosive receivers in the nfl. who also happens to be a local kid and the sharks with an arm flying. shots on goal, hit the scoreboard. sports parts two, next. >>> not for the lack of trying would be the easiest way to describe the sharks tonight. they pummeled the panthers with 68 shots at goal. luango human bulls eye but standing up to the task is the sharks. could have taken a piece of first place to the pacific with a win. florida up 2-1. 40 seconds left. up shaw scores for the visitors that's a back breaker as it turns out. three point lead. that was it. six game win streak ends. despite the 54 shots on goal. twenty-sixthin the third period alone. >>> i'm not in the business of reporting

it didn't start off that gracefully for the gails tonight. and watch this, 6'9", come on.to get up a little bit. and didn't look like it was their night. second half thousand, gails come out strong. and carter stole it and he knew what to do with it. their first lead of the game comes with four minutes left and they pull away 70-58. >>> the 49ers might be shopping for one of the most explosive receivers in the nfl. who also happens to be a local kid and the sharks with when i was living without insurance, it was very scary. charles not having coverage stressed me out. knowing that i have an insurance card in my pocket gives me a sense of reassurance. i'm in because nobody deserves to be without health insurance. i'm in because my coverage can't be denied. i'm in so i can protect my family and my future. i'm in because she wouldn't take "no" for an answer. i'm in. [ both ] we're in. i'm in. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? go to coveredca.com before the march 31st deadline. >>> not for the lack of trying would be the easiest way to descri

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. >> document examiner gail heath compared the handwriting on the note to jonathan binney's handwritingples. >> in this particular case, we were looking at handprinting. and handprinting can also be extremely identifiable back to an individual. most individuals when they first learn to write do learn to write from something called copy book style, which is printed letters within a textbook. >> there were a number of clear similarities. the lowercase "g," especially at the end of words, was unusually open. the lowercase "f" was almost always tilted at an angle to the rest of the letters in the word. >> in examining the question to the known, i pretty much was able to account for each and every pen movement and pen characteristic that i saw in the question. >> gail heath concluded that jonathan binney most likely wrote this note. >> on the nine-point scale, this was at the first position, a total identification of the handwriting. that's pretty much it. that's top of the -- top of the scale. >> and prints on the note matched binney's. when police went looking for jonathan binney at his ho

gail hoffman is here, we thank you for everything you did 20 years ago and the time leading up to it to put us in position to celebrate the effectiveness of everything you helped us to accomplish. our partners from other organizations that are represented here today devoted to gun violence, brady, million mom marge chapters that are our boots on the ground making the voice of the american public heard and of course, mrs. brady and her husband jim, certainly here with us today in spirit as you know,. is our legacy of success that brings us here today, this very day 20 years ago the brady law took effect and has chronicled in our reported changed what was really a bye and bye system that allowed criminals and other dangerous people easy access to deadly weapons. now thanks to the brady law, thanks to sayre at's work and the work of this organization, every federal licensed firearm dealer runs a background check before a buyer can walk away with the gun. the numbers speak for themselves, thanks to the brady law background checks of blocked 2 million gun purchases by prohibited persons s

put the gails in the 2nd half. knocks down a 3 ball and minnesota went up by 9. st. mary's was outscored in the 2nd half. and the season is over for st. mary's. they lose 63-55. >>> how about nascar, green flag, white checkered finish and kyle busch was -- jumps to number one. had to hold on a rookie kyle larson who was making a charge at the ends. but number 18 goes to the checkered flag. arnold palmer looks at the final round in bay hill. keegan bradley needed to make this long put in order to tie for -- did he get it? okay, kinds ever close. mat he havery picks up his first ever pga win. >> does arnold palmer ever play any more? >> no, he does not. you will see him at the masters with the ceremonial tee off. >> hung up the spike. >> we're going to do that for now, too. see you at 6:30. >>> have a good night. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> tonight, out of nowhere -- >> oh, my gosh. >> a deadly mud slide leaves more than a dozen missing, we will have more on the search for survivors and what a threat, why the threat is not over. >> a collision spills into 168,000-gallons of o

they out score him by 19. 70-58 and the gails move on to round two of the nit.abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> we will be right back. >> first, here is jimmy kimmle. >> thanks, here is a snippet of what we are up to tonight. >> is there a manager here or are you the only one here? >> hello, i'm the manager. is there a problem here?

second half here come the gails. carter for three. we are tied. carter drops home another three ball. part of a 13-0 run. st. mary's advances to round two. >>> according to the sacramento bee, vic fangio has received a raise and contract extension through the 2015 season which jim harbaugh lobbied for. it makes him among the highest paid defensive coordinators in the nfl. >>> a's and white sox, a rough day to say the least. top first, lowrie, three-run home run to left. michael taylor double down the line. barton, an infield single. triple to the gap. crisp singles to right. need i say or show more? nine oakland runs before chicago recorded an out. the a's win 16-6, the final. >>> and -- all right. and right here in tampa, not everyone wanted to see another yankees-red sox game. this swarm of honeybees takes over left field. they delayed action for seven minutes before the grounds crew was called in to save the day. >>> the sharks lose 3-2. >>> more news after the break. on my journey across america, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas

gail force winds, waves up to 20, 30 feet high. and very, very poor visibility. they concluded it simply wasn't safe to send aircraft or ships into that area. now, they are hoping to resume tomorrow when there will be 12 aircraft deployed. aircraft including those from japan, the u.s., australia and china. also there are now five, possibly six ships in the vicinity, including four chinese ships. australia aims to send back into the zone its military supply vessel, the success, in order to try to establish whether those objects which were cited a couple days ago by an australian aircraft are in fact related to flight 370. but although they dropped markers, it may be very difficult to find that debris now because the bad weather could have just spread it especially further. >> ian williams reporting from perth. thank you. >>> back here at home, the scope of the deadly mudslide in washington state is so immense, you need a helicopter to get a handle on just how much destruction there really is. at least 14 people were killed when the ground gave way late saturday mo

gail has been the director on this and will give you a report. >> good afternoon i'll be belief i know you have a lot going on today. this is a contract for advertising on vehicles and other mta property. the current distract expires june thot this is year term with two, 5 years terms to renew. the high birtdz was tighten outside

they out score him by 19. 70-58 and the gails move on to round two of the nit.ts brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> we will be right back. >> first, here is jimmy kimmle. >> thanks, here is a snippet of what we are up to tonight. >> is there a manager here or are you the only one here? >> hello, i'm the manager. is there a problem here? that's our report. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. remember, abc news continues on-line, on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next news is tomorrow morning. >> we appreciate your time.

. >> everybody here, i'm not going to say it on tv know what's gail wanted for her new year's resolutionsant? >> remember the thing about -- >> i'm serious, what was it? l

gail has been the director on this and will give you a report. >> good afternoon i'll be belief i know you have a lot going on today. this is a contract for advertising on vehicles and other mta property. the current distract expires june thot this is year term with two, 5 years terms to renew. the high birtdz was tighten outside whors our current contractor it has a annual guarantee. the two main differences in about four or five years when the subway opens we'll be bringing an advertisement electroprogram to you. but those numbers are not before you today. the second is that currently, we have a program of 15 window wraps when i say that the entire body of the vehicle have an ad. we have over a thousand vehicles so the proposed contract would be a minimum of 15 and up to thirty and it will be fixed by the director of transportation. tighten outside has offered to put $325,000 a year extra into the magazine if we keep the minimum of 15 vehicles. and just finally this contract includes the moved advertising policy that you braufd last year if we were to wrap up all our vehicles that's

stephen holt feeling it early hits the 3 make it 8 nothing. 14-0 gail but randy bennett squad.ophers cut it to half stuff appears was out scored by 12 points in the second half. st. mary's season is over. they lose 63 to 55. the only double digit seed patch up in the matchup in the round. was tennessee. did they have anything left after knocking off duke. no. tennessee in control from start to finish vols led by 15 at the half added to it in the second half. antonio barton hits the three. 19 point lead for tennessee. they crash the boards and it's an easy put back for jordan mccrea and i think this has been our reduring theme tennessee doesn't play like a double digit team. >> no one ice talking much about tennessee. they have been really really impressive. they get michigan now and that's going to be interesting, but tennessee is one of the more impressive teams in the first couple of rounds. mercer had a great year but tennessee too athletic. >> we have done four shows in a row and i think the blur part of the march madness is gone. 64 teams down to 16 thank god. >> i think a

gail saltz, rebecca traister and seth mnookin.ow begins now. >>> when msnbc first hired me to do this tv show, i was working at the time at air america radio, a liberal talk radio network founded in 2004, and you might have heard, it did not survive. amid all of the myriad ways that air america radio lost money, one of the ways that we actually made money was by doing a cruise for air america listeners. now, we did not invent this idea for fund-raising, but it's a fairly straightforward idea. banking on the idea that people whote

. >> everybody here, i'm not going to say it on tv know what's gail wanted for her new year's resolutionsdid you want? >> remember the thing about -- >> i'm serious, what was it? l >> it's 11:59 and 59 seconds this happened on youtube today. it's not march madness yet, but a couple of people at the at the kentucky/alabama basketball game were showing early signs of dan fever. >> these two guys got the mem, obviously obviously, and the team did, somewhat to. that's what we refer to in the business as a dad-off. if you want to know what steve wozniak would look like gang numb styling. a third dad is like i need to get in on some of this,. and that happened. >> now they've got the sprinkler working. >> i think that's the sprinkler breaking. i don't think that's the sprinkler working. what the urban dictionary name for dad dance. >> i viagra withdrawal shuffle. >> maria bamford? >> you're dad's in good shape. i mean, i think he should be on the team, except i blew out my knee in 94. >> paul scheer,. >> that is a menage-a-pa.

they out score him by 19. 70-58 and the gails move on to round two of the nit.bc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> we will be right back. >> first, here is jimmy kimmle. >> thanks, here is a snippet of what we are up to tonight. >> is there a manager here or are you the only one here? >> hello, i'm the manager. is there a problem here? that's our report. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. remember, abc news continues on-line, on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our our abc7 news app. >> our next news is tomorrow morning. >> we appreciate your time. potion pictures of her glamorous life on instagram and talking about it on her website. >> i like to travel. i love art. i love to read. i'm always inspired by those type of things. >> reporter: last month scott abruptly canceled a fashion show in london citing production delays and newly obtained financial records show her company was in debt $6 million. rolling stones postponed shows in new zealand. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >>> proverbial gloves have come off in a

. >> everybody here, i'm not going to say it on tv know what's gail wanted for her new year's resolutions. >> what did you want? >> remember the thing about -- >> i'm serious, what was it? l >> tonight can we trust our food labels? i'm beginning to think my wild razz el berry gusher gum isn't really free rang. and then a cable rebrand, history channel will now be known as the feral dirtman network. and my guest tonight is beau willimon, creator of the netflix hit "house of cards" you can see the entire interview in 6 minutes and 20 seconds. vladimir putin has been nominated for a nobel peace prize. nice try, norway. he's still going to invade. (laughter) this is the colbert report. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen stephen! >> stephen: welcome to the report. great to have you with us. thank you so much. (cheers and applause) there are some nights, folks, back home you may not know this sitting at home but there are some nights when the love is so ripe i

gail, has become so safe.an ever in history, and yet people, so many people are still so afraid of flying. of every flight. so when something like this happens, it gets to a sort of primal fear in all of us. >> you know, when there is unknown and not 100%, which is basically everything, those people who tend to be more anxious, any anxious person, and a fear of flying, one of the most common phobias, that will be tripped up. you will say to yourself, well, now there's evidence that there's not 100% chance that i -- even though, obviously, if you think about this world, this is utterly bizarre. this is a smaller incidence than a lightning strike, or something else that's also very infrequent. if people would look at the numbers. the likelihood of something happening in your car is -- >> far greater. >> on an escalator, calm yourself down. and i advise people to do that. but it's hard. >> but the rarity seems to -- if you're a fearful person, seems to say, see? it could happen. >> that's right. that's what the a

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. >> everybody here, i'm not going to say it on tv know what's gail wanted for her new year's resolutionshat did you want? >> remember the thing about -- >> i'm serious, what was it? >> remember the thing about -- >> i'm serious, what was it? l ♪ two... two, three... ♪ item one: duck! (bender groans) cubert, you crapscallion! why aren't you in school? i couldn't get past the protestors. a bunch of smiling, angry people were handing out these anti-evolution flyers. (gasps) evolution is under attack in our schools?! to the science mobile. you mean the ship?

. >> people do slip and fall throughout this video and commenters are also agreeing with you, gail, heen shot. >> i don't like it. >>> cat can't resist the box. ♪ >>> a couple of cute animal videos for you. the first a special guest at a vacation retreat that special guest being a little baby elk. >> he's cute! >> listen to him. just a-crying. came up to the fence of this little vacation home at charlie's mountain retreat in alpine, arizona. interested in the family sitting there on the porch, interested in the dog named cooper. >> he went out to play with him. >> yeah. >> and that's a really good experience when you're on vacation, something else to add. >> good vacation video. >> uh-huh. >>> another surprise animal video if you will. this is a quail chasing a dog. >> the quail is -- >> winning. >> this dog is so afraid. keeps running away from it. >> yeah. >> in fact, that's dale the quail chasing dallas the dog. the quail i think has a beak up on him. >> have you ever had a bird peck on your hand? it hurts. >> listen to this dog. dale doesn't chase anything but dallas. evidently the

. >> everybody here, i'm not going to say it on tv know what's gail wanted for her new year's resolutions remember the thing about -- >> i'm serious, what was it? l >> tonight can we trust our food labels? i'm beginning to think my wild razz el berry gusher gum isn't really free rang. and then a cable rebrand, history channel will now be known as the feral dirtman network. and my guest tonight is beau willimon, creator of the netflix hit "house of cards" you can see the entire interview in 6 minutes and 20 seconds.

gail force winds, waves of up to 20 feet and very poor visibility just made it impossible for them to get any flights out there, even though they have so many more assets now in theater here. very frustrating there relatives, many of whom as we have seen are refusing to accept that their loved ones are dead until they do see evidence, until they see something pulled out of the indian ocean. that hasn't happened yet. the search is suspended and we're hearing a rumor that it might be sus he sapended for an 24 hours. the weather remains pretty dreadful. >> all right. ian, thank you. >>> now we want to get the latest in the catastrophe in washington state. the search for survivors following the massive mudslide continues. death toll is now up to 14. and more than 176 people are still missing. the race to find victims is not getting any easier because many areas remain vulnerable to another slide. >> reporter: the desperate search for survivors continues in this tiny rural community where a waufl mud buried everything in its path leaving behind unthinkable destruction. more than 30 homes n

>> gail's right he did end up taking her purse.ow what the car looks like and they are asking for the public's help to help catch this guy. >> a good warning, lock your car. >>> when you're a kid what could possibly be the scariest place your parents can take you to? >> the atisk. >> i never liked the basement. >> or grandma's house. >> those are scary places but not as scary as the car wash. those are the terrified screams of this little girl whose parents are going through the car wash. >> it looks like monsters out there spitting venom on your car. >> car wash! >> she uses her blanket to cover herself. she wants nothing to do with it. but she never actually breaks into a cry. >> it's like a little soapy haunted house. >> the best part comes around here when they're finally out of the car wash. >> yay! >> did it, the car wash! >> thank goodness. she just climbed a mountain, she just overcame her fear of car wash. >> car wash! >> and do who else is not scared? >> cute little emma, that's her and her horse cinnamon. >> is that your

gail has planned a surprise. i want to make sure that all the victims of finally given a voice samples to see you. i want a soul to find justice. finally is this office. like justice doesn't seem possible here at home. so now she's getting her hopes on argentina it was thanks to a camera on his helmet that investigations had a pretty good idea of what happens when former formula one's stomach as she looked up at this today's ski accident in late december that the tapes from the camera showed that to look lived in constant anyone when taking a big risks cameron's own helmets on to something awful form of protest rally drivers and found him races. in europe's highest being retained by a couple of sindh province state control authorities have noticed the dangers can be added to his house key with cameras on the helmets that they can get the best top of fruit and citrus. in this latest fad is posing a safety risk his life. anyone who's the french alps this one is for him to tm with friends. then the mountain's top of

my name is gail, and most of the things that i came here for have been covered very well by both the people here and yourself. but i have some things that i'd like to talk about. r. ~ this probably sounds a little petty, but maintenance, there were a series of artv consolidates in san francisco that say weekly [speaker not understood] ~. that talked about how maintenance is really awful at muni. and one of the things that muni does is they turn on the buses and let them idle for like about 4 or 5 hours before they go out, which is a huge waste of fuel. and wear and tear on the bus itself, that's number one. and also when i'm on geary street, i'm always amazed at the empty out of service buses that are going in both directions and i don't understand why they cannot pick up passengers and have it said at the sign at the beginning where they're going to end so people have a choice of at least riding those bus he because that's another huge waste of fuel. and what else? also, another thing that i find a little upsetting, but i understand muni has time constraints. but at cross areas, maj

. >> good morning, i'm gail [speaker not understood], active chief financial officer for dbi. in terms of the surplus,edth fund surplus, we have been in a really high boom cycle and we have more permits at a higher valuation than those projected, which is accumulating a large surplus. over the last couple of years, we have added more staff to help address the notice of violation issue and also because our revenues are higher, we have had the ability to staff up. as you probably recall, in 2008 we laid off about a third of our work force. so, bringing that work force back up is helping us address the backlog and also spend more of the revenue that we are collecting. we are doing a fee study now to also look at our fees given the volume to make sure they're still appropriate so that we don't continue to have a surplus in fund balance as we do currently. >> okay, thank you very much. >> supervisor tang, supervisor chiu, since i take over the office, i realize, you know, the code enforcement is a top priority. as we already report to the commission, you know, what is the, you know