next we have hanley chan and finally todd david. >> hi, my name is hanley chan. i want to first thank supervisors for giving me an opportunity to speak. i want to make it brief, that's the way you like it. i would like to serve for another term in the sunshine ordinance task force and i vow myself to serve in the task force until the sunshine amendment has passed and it's been four years that we have not put an amendment through. i would like my fellow colleagues to be reappointed and especially one person that i really want to see get appointed is doug comstock. he is an icon to the sunshine ordinance task force. he brings a lot of value to it. at one point, i serve as a chair of education and outreach committee of the task force and outreach to a.p.a. community. i have many interviews with the chinese press about sunshine issues and i want to keep doing so. a little bit about myself. i was born and raised in san francisco. i serve in many non-profit organizations. i can't name them all because we'll be here forever. i love to volunteer and give back to the comm

to be appointed and reappointed to the task force -- doug comstock, thomas picarello, bruce wolfe, hanley chan and michael kwan. thank you very much. chairperson kim: thank you, mr. nolte. >> good afternoon. my name is paul henderson. i have a lot of familiarity with the task force and i've worked with them over the years. there's a number of really strong candidates both that are reapplying and new candidates that are applying. so i was just here to -- in support of several of the new candidates that are coming in from different organizations. i'll be brief and who they are. kitt grant from the national black journalists association, which, i think it's important, you know. i know this is a city that embraces and welcomes diversity so i'm really excited to see the depth of the candidates that are coming here now to sit on this commission. also, david sims whom i've known for a long time, both from being active in the gay lesbian community but also in the legal community, i think he'll bring a depth of knowledge and commitment to the position. also, my friends from alice, outside of this

i feel the same way about someone that had a number of people speak on his behalf here today, hanley chan, who i also think has demonstrated a commitment to the community in issues of open government. we heard from a number of folks, as well, who i think are sort of relatively new faces to this issue but who have been involved in government, in different capacities in the community. we saw owen stephens who had served on the board before. i think trevor mcneil has very impressive background, and marc bruno was also very impressive, as was chris hyland. but i also want to say that folks that also really stood out for me and there might be some agreement with some of my colleagues here, i think louise fischer, i think that she brings a very good perspective and approach to this task force and i think that it would be good to give her an opportunity to serve on this body, as well. david pilpel, i think sunshine -- the sunshine task force can really benefit from his knowledge and expertise and from my perspective, you know, having him in terms of importance is sort of up there with bruce

i'm jim hanley. >> i'm pat lawson muse. weekend is here and the rush is on to get to the beach. millions are hitting the highways. 35 million people are expected to travel at least 50 miles or more this weekend. nearly nine out of every ten will travel by car. some 2 million others are expected to fly to their destinations for the long weekend. >>> here's the scene from chopper four this afternoon. a steady stream of traffic rolling across the bay bridge throughout the day. travelers heading to the eastern shore for the first time since last summer may be surprised by th

hanley to come to the microphone. if there are here. >> did they recognize me? >> if you could go to the microphone? >> absolutely. >> moving along to our sustainable streets divisions, two different groups of awardees. if mr. yi is here, i would like to have him come forward to honor some of our transit fare inspectors. if you would all kindly come forward. these inspectors had been with us for about five years. as everyone knows, they do proof of payment, but they also serve generally in a significant customer service role, which is often overlooked, but the operators in the public value it greatly. they are here not just for their good day to day work. before the end of last year, they were doing their proof of payment work when they encountered a female customer that appeared distraught and upset. they tried to console her. they were trying to make sure at that point that she was safe and that everyone around her would be safe. she then indicated that she was suicidal, making a beeline for the tracks, at which point inspector parish restrained her, giving he

this hit by hanley ramirez that scored reyes. the giants hurt themselves again.n the double play on this ground ball and the sing over. get one at second but burriss stoas to bumgarner covering first. the marlins get two runs on the play. burriss charged with an error. 4-1 florida. the marlins got one more in the 6th. giants made some noise with a run in the 8th and one in the 9th but randy choate struck out blanco with runners on base to end it. giants lose a second straight tight one in miami 5-3. they wrap up the four game series tomorrow. >>> vallejo product c.c. sabathia on the hill for the yankees. they try to make it 2 in a row after the a's. local guy against local guy as jonny gomes fights one off for a hit. weeks scores in the first. it was 1-0. the yankees took lead but the a's 3u8ed even in their half of the third. josh reddick tha drive over the 400 foot mark in straight away center. number 13 on the year for him. but bartolo cologne didn't have an answer for mark teixeira. he pulls one off colon in the fourth. 3-2. number 7 for teixeira this year. n

miami back in front after this hit by hanley ramirez.g is over and get one at 2nd but the throw is no good and marlins get two runs. burriss is charges with the error. morrison rides one to the biggest part of the ballpark, stanton comes home. the giants made some noise with a run in the 8th and one in the 9th but choate struck out blanco to end it. the giants lose their second straight one in miami. the same two teams wrap-up 4- game series tomorrow. >>> in new york, johan santna put on his best pitching performance since 2010. in the 8th mike niese went deep with the bases full. 9-0 lead. santana could get a shutout. 9-09 final. -0 the final. >>> a local guy came to the oakland coliseum and dominated the team he grew up watching. c.c. sabathia on the hill for the yankees. local product against local british as petaluma 's jonny gomes. 1-0. single runs in the 2nd and 3rd, but the a's pulled even. josh redick with a drive right over the 400' mark. that is no. 13 on the year for redick. bartolo colon did have an answer for the yankees. te

joining me now is ronald o hanley, he's the president of fidelity asset management.ision has $1.6 trillion of money under management. some of it our own because our 4rks o 1rks k provider, but the average balance in your company right now is -- >> the average is about $75,000. >> $75,000. >> median lower than that. >> a year ago you came out with a study saying americans have need to set aside $250,000 for their medical care alone in retirement. that's a huge gap. are we looking at a tragedy waiting to happen? >> tyler, you're laying out what the real issue is. and it is a big social issue here. americans are severely under saved for retirement. part of the problem goes back to that we had a three-legged stool called pension plan, social security and other kinds of savings. and we're really down to best one and a half-leg stool. the average american now entering the work force will not participate in a defined benefit plan. >> no pension. >> and we just don't know about social security. we don't know about the long-term -- >> so what's going to happen? >> i think thi

they start by slow dancing, but then comedian mike hanley and his 13-year-old jessica show some serious on for quite awhile. because i watched it. that video has already half a million hits on youtube. it may become known as the best father/daughter dance ever. very cute. top that all you dads out there. it's 8:05 right now. turn it back out to matt. very cute. >> yeah, it is sweet. natalie, thank you very much. let us get a check of the weather from mr. roker up on the lift this morning. >> well, thank you very much, matt. we are here, it is a perfect morning, 55 degrees. bright, blue skies, and pretty nice weekend throughout a good portion of the country. at least the first half. let's show you what we've got. first of all our pick city today, you can see there, we've got some decent weather, nbc 2 looking good, some clouds and showers. now, as far as your forecast, afternoon temperatures, the heat continues down through the southwest. 80s, 90s, 100s. little cool out through the western plains. we do have more heavy rain down in southern florida. plenty of sunshine in the northeast. m

and jessica hanley and her dad take the father-daughter dance to new heights at their bat mitzvah. ♪re going to do all sorts of shameless dances at all of her milestones. >> she'll take that back, and this dance lasted over five minutes over 40,000 hits. a lot of rehearsal, napoleon dynamite diep of rehearsal. >> dave: that's not the worse of it, putting on the the makeup, that is. your daughter will put new makeup at some point in the next couple of years and you sit there and take it and act like you enjoy it. >> alisyn: and a bow. and in the meantime, let's get to your headlines and tell you what else is happening. because there was a tragic car crash in new zealand that claimed the lives of three boston university students and they were there on an exchange program. it happened near vacation town on the north island and it's not known if the students were wearing seat belts. thousands of fans gathered in california to give one final cheer for junior seau. at the stadium in san diego where he starred for 13 seasons and a number of speakers talked about his hard work and the charge

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