hank wilson, parking policy manager with sfmta and francesca napolitan, curb access manager with sfmta. and alex jonlin, transportation planner with sfmta. thank you for waiting. >> good afternoon, my name is francesca napolitan. hank and alex couldn't be here today, so it's just me representing the parking and curb management group. i'm here to talk about an effort that they're undertaking. so quickly what is curb management? we're the agency charged with managing the curbs, so we're responsible for regulating the curb, dictating who can use it and when, for what purpose and if they have to pay. before i dive into the strategy and some of our draft recommendations, i wanted to talk about why curb management is important and we as an agency are creating this document. so curb management has been a challenge for a long time in the city. photo on the screen is a picture from the 1970s when the first transit-only lane was implemented. even then, double parking was a problem with the bus having to veer into on coming traffic to get around the cars. jumping ahead to the present day, we're s

that expression i mentioned earlier, hank wilson's "i'm so lonesome i could cry," speaks to any humanith a heart beating in their breast. they know what we are talking about. host: [inaudible] guest: howard harlin is a songwriter, and he referred to country music as three quarts and the truth. i think it correctly suggests that this music does not have the sophistication and complication of classical music or some forms of jazz, but that other part, the truth. lyric drivenic, a music in which you are able to hear the words. it is a big deal in music. you can hear the words and the music is simple enough that melodic enough that it grabs you in one hand and on the other hand is poetry, this distillation of language into its purest form. together, that creates a delivery vehicle that goes straight to your heart. our head is preoccupied with the binary. yes, no, red states, blue state. democrat number, republican number, independence number. what we share in common is much more important than that. i think harlan howard was getting at the fact that you have an opportunity with that truth

that expression i mentioned earlier, hank wilson's "i'm so lonesome i could cry," speaks to any humanith a heart beating in their breast. they know what we are talking about. host: [inaudible] guest: howard harlin is a songwriter, and he referred to country music as three quarts and the truth. i think it correctly suggests that this music does not have the sophistication and complication of classical music or some forms of jazz, but that other part, the truth. lyric drivenic, a music in which you are able to hear the words. it is a big deal in music. you can hear the words and the music is simple enough that melodic enough that it grabs you in one hand and on the other hand is poetry, this distillation of language into its purest form. together, that creates a delivery vehicle that goes straight to your heart. our head is preoccupied with the binary. yes, no, red states, blue state. democrat number, republican number, independence number. what we share in common is much more important than that. i think harlan howard was getting at the fact that you have an opportunity with that truth

money the sudden influx of modern weaponry would draw attention drawn attention in charlie wilson's war tom hanks plays the flamboyant texas congressman who found the funds to arm the afghan resistance that drove the soviets out getting them out was one thing getting us out is another. after failed talks about having talks at camp david with the taliban americans longest ever war drags on 8 teen years later why let's ask former u.s. marine and pentagon and state department official matthew hoh now a senior fellow with the center for international policy he was part of the iraqi occupation and resigned from the government over the escalation of the war in afghanistan when his critical resignation letter was published he was shunned by official washington now he's trying to help other whistleblowers send us a certified peer support specialist for mental health and substance abuse disorder he's helping veterans to matthew welcome talk about your personal struggle i holland thank you for having me on well my struggle is not that much different than . other veterans whether have been veterans of this

i bet if anthony doesn't buy you a car, rita wilson and tom hanks will buy you a car. >> everybody ond for you guys to see it. >> jimmy: you got a fun life, a basketball court, cars coming from possibly more than one party. >> that is very good news. >> jimmy: you've got a kids bop best friend across the street. what's wrong with all that. >> i know, exactly? >> jimmy: and what time do you have to wake up for online school? whenever you feel like it, right? >> now that -- [ applause ] that's the cool part. i will say. >> jimmy: do you pack a lunch for online school or go to post mat mates or something like that? >> i don't think you go to post mates. i think post mates go to you. >> jimmy: what's 12 times seven, you smart guy. >> no reverses. no reverses. this is on you. >> jimmy: miles brown, everybody. "boy genius" opens in select theaters and vod friday. and we'll return with music from marina. ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by the all new, 2019 a-class, mercedes benz. the best or nothing. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presente

hanks couldn't. >> he did but then wilson was gone and then he got dehydrated 2c. you can have a radiator to drink from. >> you can drink from your radiator to. >> reporter: you can. >> it's not a good idea but in desperation two are they rusty? >> if it's between now and or dying i would go for that. kennedy: i have seen on survivor you can take a couple of t-shirts and strain water that we. >> reporter: you can also chlorinated. the cdc has a lot of information on how to prepare for hurricane. >> why are we so obsessed with watching hurricanes? >> it really is a fascination. is it i'm so glad it's not happening to me? it's like the old jj. >> we always have some shop but humans are drawn to drama. we are probably genetically evolutionary prone to be fascinated by weather to be on guard for but humans love drama. what is a plague except crazy people acting crazy. yes, people are drawn to that stuff and anything out of the ordinary we get a little bit of reward from that. kennedy: i am all about reason peoples dopamine system. >> today you're doing it very well. >>