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so they are larry king now from the pan arrested development it's tony hale i remember doing buster you're in this kind of like emasculated hyper sensitive state all day long that i would come home and my wife would say something i. literally did a thing called shakespeare in the parking lot but it was actually my first taste of the new york audience if you see people walk by and then they said they listen and then they go now i'm done plus i realize i put so much weight in expectation on making it that nothing can match that all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now you know him as buster bluth on arrested development and he's just earned his first emmy nomination for his portrayal of the vice president's loyal assistant gary walsh on the h.b.o. series beep we welcome tony hale to larry king now all right how did they tell you you were nominated well my wife and i were up because we were curious of the show was going to get nominated and then my manager called me and i just kept on telling to shut up like and that's all i could tell and i don't know what i'm just telling tom s

hale and all for being here. >> good morning. thank you, mr. chairman. two points of pardon me principle if i may. first, as supervisor wiener indicated now a r vs are on the way. we hope that process will be on the way beginning at 1 o'clock this afternoon i ask your indulge yans we've made a recommendation to the mta board. and secondly, i want to acknowledge to you mr. chairman a publicly our prediction for your leadership n and interest in working with us on two recent safety incidents we had on the 38 line and user and your staff were very helpful and we were able to act quickly and identify the source of the problems and work with our engineers and our manufacturers as well as get a second opinion, if you will, from the fire marshall's office. thank you and we express our prediction for your to her follow-up on that. thank you for that. i know there's a great deal of interest in this and appreciate the interests if help and working with us to improve the service. i will just want to follow up to what lee said in a couple of areas just to highlight

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>> i have some concerns that, and i hope, mi -- miss hale you don't take the wrong-way. i have concerned that we don't have direct control over or trying to move this program forward effectively because we are too dependent on a city agencies puc, for example, to help us start to implement this and there is a bit of a -- i guess challenge here where we have commissioners who are appointed by the mayor and we have director who has their policy directive as it relates to power and water which is what they do great for our city which is appreciated, but we need to think about whether or not we want this process to be a part of moving this process forward, be a part of the city through puc or we want to look at contracting this out with another entity that could help us effectively move this forward based on the exactly intense of the project and what we need outside of puc's jurisdiction, outside of pg & e's oversight so we are able to really move this thing forward. so, i just wanted to put that out there because i don't know if we are going to get anywhere. i mean, miss h

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>> yes, barbara hale, assistant manager for power. we do have a balanced financial plan, a balanced 10-year picture. part of the way we have shown the balanced budget for heche power enterprise was by capitalizing that need. it includes improvement to some of our major pieces of infrastructure of one, for example, mountain tunnel that conveys water to the powerhouses is a joint asset. so it serves both a water and purpose. the current estimate of that one 1 piece of the system are upwards of 350 $350-450 million. that's a need not present in the current capital plan. what we've been looking at is how does the utilities address funding needs. rate increases? increase that pays us revenues. >> why wasn't that considered as part of the wis epiprogram? >> it only because it a joint asset, it could have been considered part of wii sip, i suppose, a boars -- a portion of the asset by power is partially funding. you only address the water portion of the funding through wii sip solution.ey way, the 55 percent of the power side of the puc woul

hale i didn't to do the night time testing. what we've seen is it's going to be a huge success to increase our subway capacity. when you initialing mentioned the boeing cars the one thing about the car was you could cup he will and decup he will. we lost that ability with the brady car but we're going to get our capacitate back up in the plan. we also have a software plan that allows us to stop 2 trains simultaneously and continue the movement through the subway. those are other steps we're going to try to increase capacity. and with the explosion of growth in the mission bay corridor we have a shortage of light rail vehicles in that we are looking at other ways of possibly expanding service. we know in the valley corridor complaints of noise of the vehicles. we're proposing the plan we have a number of historical vehicles and the possibility of supplementing the service on the l - and we've increased that service on the j line and supplements other areas we can have to push our way to maximizing our resources that we have curr

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. >> i am vera hale and a member of the immigrants rights commission. i was so pleased to see this bill come to light and we had many hearings at immigrants rights and heard people suffering from this deportation and their relatives that are left behind. one of the things i was impressed by when supervisor avalos presented to the immigrants right commission was the fact he had taken care of what i call the law and order people, and i would like to read you the sentence on the next to the last page of the ordinance that says "local law enforcement agencies may continue to collaborate with federal authorities to protect public safety. this includes but not limited to participation and joint criminal investigations that are permitted under local policy or applicable state or city law." l i thought that will take care of everything and we don't need any carve out and i still think that we don't need them and i thought you gave excellent explanations why we don't and i hope someone listens to them. i am glad to see that the board of supervisors committee is

was not sold and i thank you for giving it thought in moving it forward >> i know that voice chair hale i didn't has talked about the access and hopefully, this allows a pilot project. so when supervisor wiener and others went to mexico city at any time clear you get on and off a lot call your next witnesser so that would be helpful as well. thank you very much i like our honesty about not knowing your answer to the question and your flowery words you called it the perpetuate team >> very quickly i know you've got to take public comment but we're only talking about one train and i was wondering can he do more than one train for a pilot? >> if you accounted repeat question. >> so we were talking about potentially connecticut doing one train for point pilot and i think potentially we get a lot better data if we account do more than one train could we do are more than one train. >> we're trying to balance the car count and because i want, you know, we're at 1 fourteen i clearly don't want to reduce the schedule and i want to get the 3 car trains and put away a unsettle into the schedule. s

hale i didn't welcome >> thank you, mr. a chairman and a committee members. i think in terms of an introduction we are you've state is very well, we're at a critical junction. for all the issues we're dealing with on a day by day basis we continue to put programs and actions in place to try to improve the service but clearly going forward to meet the demands of the future and to make sure we have the reliability and get the useful life that the public has invested in those light cars it's important to talk about some of those things but first, as i stated no one is views the reliability to be accepted. two points to make primarily on this slide. first of all, is that the relationship with the system any delay in the system has 5 lines. everything goes through the subway and i'll talk about why a that's important to vehicles later but clearly that's one of the take waterways. the other one say we track as a cause of delays some 70 percent are mechanical repelled. that means if our in the subway someone has to go in and diagnoses the process and the compleblth

dyan hale from port charlotte, florida, and let's talk about your family a little bit. you married?arried to my hardworking husband, steve. we have four great kids -- lindsay, matt, jennifer, and scott -- and five grandkids. yeah? and you've been in the educational field for a long time -- school counselor. oh, yeah. this is gonna be my 40th year as a counselor. wow! [ cheers and applause ] to look at you -- see, you're one of those daredevil types. do you like doing stuff that gets the adrenaline pumping? oh, yeah, the crazier, the better. the craziest thing would be? what have you done? i helped to pilot a glider plane one time -- loops, spins, all that stuff. very cool. do you have that feeling now? the adrenaline rush? a little bit. [ laughs ] yeah. i bring that out in people. [ laughter ] hi, maria. how are you? hi, pat. good. maria sleboda -- naples, florida. an engaged real-estate agent. yes! which shall we talk about first? how about the engagement part? well, i'm engaged to my wonderful fiancé, jonathan. yeah. and i am a realtor in sunny naples, florida. mm-hmm. and this wo

hale i didn't i want to thank you for your presentation and i want to thank t w u or on our very shared goal of improving other reliability on our system. we know what needs to happen with muni to make it more reliable. it's just a matter of having the political will to make that happen. i won't repeat many of the comments my colleagues have heard them to make sure we're adequately funding muni needs. but this is die we've heard this is indicative of what we need to do. we need more light rail vehicles to rehabilitate them and get more useful life out of the ones we have. we need to make sure as we go through the procurement process we're getting light rails that meets the need of the san franciscans. whether that means they don't breakdown because of doors that fail or easier cup listing or dekidnap listing so we can once again have 3 car service. those are very, very important aspects of making sure we get the right kinds of l r vs. i'm very excited we're going through this processing process. i hope we see the light at the end of the tunnel and we have better designed vehicles >> so

edward hale teaming up with stewart edge. >> no way. >> here they're asking the server what's your biggest tip? >> what's the biggest tip you've ever gotten? >> $100. >> how much do you want us to tip you? >> $1 million. just kidding. >> you're dreaming. >> i like her dead pan delivery. $1 million. i know you're not going to give me that. >> now they're saying we're the new record holders. he's about to tip all these servers$200. >> aw! >> so it's not a prank. they actually left the money. it's cash. >> you're a god send. >> i love you guys. thank you so much. >> oh, boy. >> oh. >> let people know that we only get paid 2.13 an hour. >> she needed it. she got hit by a car a few weeks ago. >> on her bike. >> okay, let's give away an ipad mini. >> it's buzz word time. you have to be 18 years old and you have to have the buzz word to win. >> you enter on our facebook page. if you're entering on your mobile phone or tablet, go to the first page and tap on the link. >> here is the buzz word. >> no! >> now click on the ipad mini button. >> and enter the buzz word "twerk." >> you might have heard

that is thanks to the hardand kelly and the manager at puc and barbara hale and the second thing we're going to do is take a page out of what we're doing with clean tech and biotech life sciences. you see what mission bay is doing. they have for the last ten years building up a ecosystem of pharmaceutical companies and san francisco medical center and integrated around with the research teams to form a very strong research center and because of that center more and more companies around the world are locating there because they want to be next to the laboratory innovators. they're sharing laboratories, sharing scientists and collaborating and all with solutions about the future of medicine. taking a page out of that why couldn't we do the same thing with clean tech? we want to invite institutions like our california puc, our san francisco puc, our department of the environment, organizations and private institutions like sun run or pg&e to potentially create the network of their innovative sites and their innovative divisions to work together and potentially in a physical location or j

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. >> thank you very much commissioner hale. next speaker please. >> [speaking spanish] >> good afternoon to everybody and thank you very much to the supervisors who are support offing this legislation. i am allen martinez and a survivor of domestic violence. >> [speaking spanish] >> i am here because i want to give my support of the due process for all is approved. >> [speaking spanish] >> for me it's very important to be able to pass these ordinance because the immigrants -- those of us that are immigrants in the country are people that are doing good. we are continue to try to keep our families alive and moving forward with our families. >> [speaking spanish] >> our community suffer a lot of abuse and discrimination because of the police, and then the program s-com makes this abuse has worse consequences. [speaking spanish] >> african-american people and latino people are two of the races that are most abused by the police and also by jobs. [speaking spanish] >> we are marginalized and we are seen as people that are disposabl