. >> chairman brinkman: director hsu? >> director hsu: i'm supportive of all of these. thank you for laying them out. i had one question on option 5. it looks like the data you're showing suggests this would be a net add in revenue and not a net loss, right? so that almost seems like a no-brainer in that case? >> i don't know that we'd want to -- with a lot of these things, you may lose some people and gain others. so i think we're looking at this really as a revenue neutral model, finding what the right price is. >> director hsu: what would be the calculus in deciding whether it's 2, or 2.5? i did see some cities go two and some do a little more. >> i think part of it is how much you feel on the end will you increase ridership on one and maybe lose on the other. part of it, when it's something new like that, it's best guesswork. but doing this on muni mobile will allow us to figure out what the best rate is. and again, part of it is what we can't really quantify is getting folks to use muni during the non-peak hours otherwise they may be taking trips using yaubls or so

. >> they tell me they reported sexual harassment at hsus but didn't go public at the time for fear of losing their jobs. remembering her 17 years at the humane society of the united states. >> if the new hire was hot, that was the topic of conversation she had big boobs. he said, oh, so and so likes this sexual act whatever that was. and i was like what? how do you know? and he said oh, we have pictures of it. >> reporter: she said the pictures circulated among the staff. she left settlement. >> went to hug me and i tried to step away and he kissed me and so at that point, i did break away and left and he grabbed at my breast. >> reporter: burry told me she had handled advances before. but claimed an advance was shocking. >> take one for the team. >> reporter: do you think he was kidding, half kidding or serious. >> i think half kidding. >> reporter: but there was a message there? >> yeah, do anything for the cause. >> reporter: six women complained by inappropriate behavior by shapiro in different years. shapiro that once public face of the humane society declined an on camera interv

. >> they tell me they reported sexual harassment at hsus but didn't go public at the time for fear of ling their jobs. remembering her 17 years at the humane society of the united states. >> if the new hire was hot, that was the topic of conversation or she had big boobs. he said, oh, so and so likes this sexual act whatever that was. and i was like what? how do you know? and he said oh, we have pictures of it. >> reporter: she said the pictures circulated among the staff. she left in 2014 after reaching settlement. >> went to hug me and i tried to step away and he kissed me and so at that point, i did break away and left and he grabbed at my breast. >> reporter: burry told me she had handled advances before. but claimed an advance was shocking. >> take one for the team. >> reporter: do you think he was kidding, half kidding or serious. >> i think half kidding. >> reporter: but there was a message there? >> yeah, do anything for the cause. >> reporter: six women complained by inappropriate behavior by shapiro in different years. shapiro that once public face of the humane society decl

>> director hsu: on the 50%, the express route option, you can front load those, so you could do four stops and skip all the rest. it allows that flexibility for the ptv? >> yes, and we see that's the pattern that a lot of their routes do serve. they might stop several times in the neighborhoods, but then run express to soma. >> director hsu: with all of these, they could be right on top of the other stops -- i know they can't use the actual stop, but they could be literally on the same block as long as they're meeting the roast of the criteria? >> yes, as long as they're within.2. >> just responding to some of the e-mails we've gotten in the past about the input that was asked from some of the stakeholders and folks that are concerned with violations and interference with regular muni service. i'm wondering if any of that was taken into consideration, if you folks have negotiated the memo? >> yeah, that's really been the key thing we've been working on in evaluating the permit application and talking to chariot about this, going through every single one of their stops and seeing is t

swedish plants and then with great success brought a volvo on to the chinese market since then lee hsu fu has held a central position among international carmakers and now he's invested in dima acquiring just under ten percent of the luxury car company the state of q wait until now the largest shareholder has been bumped into position to with six point eight percent followed by rent. the rest is divided up among small investors. leases he's not reducing his commitment to volvo he says buying the stake in dima allows him to focus on the technologies of the twenty first century electro made billet and driverless cars huge challenges that no manufacturer can tackle alone. especially given the invaders from outside describes google and other companies encroaching on the auto industry. with g.d. plans to benefit from german technological know how it says it overriding aim is to get to become companies to join forces in an effort to stand up to the coming on silt from silicon valley. all right let's take a closer look at the story for that i'm now joined by christiane studly a professor in s

but joining us now from hong kong is john wayne hsu a senior economist for the ticks in china is also an associate professor at beijing normal university thanks for being with us now i want to ask you first of all then how challenging is it going to be for the u.k. to get a good trade deal with china at this point. it's going to be you know not as easy as people may think about it actually for the u.k. after brax it it's a nice to go through a lot of procedure to say and it contracts and a trade deal so with the third country first in is to. deal with their european union before that it's not you've been this discussed above the multilateral tariff scheme under the framework so that is most the difficult part after the talk of the fiddle done the subject said deal with the european union it can start to talk about of them with a double chin or the other issues and after that it can start to talk about the buy led to a preference or greenmantle with a third country so just a timeline for that and technically but even for china if you could does not settle down it's such a deal with the

swedish plants and then with great success brought a volvo on to the chinese market since then lee hsu fu has held a central position among international car makers and now he's invested in dima acquiring just under ten percent of the luxury car company the state of q wait until now the largest shareholder has been bumped into position to with six point eight percent followed by rent. the rest is divided up among small investors. leases he's not reducing his commitment to vote he says buying the stake in dimler allows him to focus on the technologies of the twenty first century electro made billeted and driverless cars huge challenges that no manufacturer can tackle alone . especially given the invaders from outside describes google and other companies encroaching on the auto industry. with g.d. plans to benefit from german technological know how it says it's overriding aim is to get to become companies to join forces in an effort to stand up to the coming onslaught from silicon valley. taking on the invaders from outside sounds like a bold strategy daniel khobar markets man in frankfu

carmen chiu and steven hsu are up here so handout these certificates. so i'm going to go in alphabetical order. the first name i've got is abdul absahid. joel ali. andr andres -- andre alexander. andres -- reese bickart. copy callantalla. leon leonel dujardin. ronnie fox. jackie guo. antonio haro. zayru hayes. oh, he had to check -- i'm sorry. brandon ho. andy ix. pedro jaime alas. dason king. joh johan lacayo. eric larreynaga. roberto lee. brian lee. kingsley mai. max miles. jiovani molina. donny nguyen. rafael oropeza. you are next, adrian poot. thomas santos. yarvell smith. matthew tu. kyree coleman. oh, cesar garcia. can't forget about you. and of course coach mark huynh. marcus blackshire, jr., is your offensive coordinator. steven carlton is your head coach, and daniel lynch, please come to the stage, assistant coach. and of course, galileo principal, principal bernal. g. you guys feeling good? give yourselves a round of applause. but before we get out of here, let's give our time to the woman of the hour, the one who made this all happen, your pr

. >> director hsu: what would that look like if a pco pulls up and sees ptv in the muni zone and then the bus takes off? do they chase them down? what does that look like? >> a lot of time for services like these, they issue a drivaway citation, and they are able to when they see the vehicle, they can take a picture and citation is mailed in the vehicle owner. >> good. >> what we're hearing about greenhouse gas emissions we know that transportation other than our public transportation is a huge part of that. so this is an important thing to highlight to people. because i know that the sound of other buses does drive people a little crazy with how loud they are. so i appreciate that we are making sure that these models meet more stringent emission standards. thank you fort presentation. we'll go to public comment now. >> you have two members of public who have submitted speaker card. >> two minutes, please. >> thank you, everyone. i've had the opportunity to speak to you before on this topic. i was able to celebrate my first year at chariot a couple of weeks ago and from the beginning

. >> hsu. >> present. >> ramos. >> present. >> rubke. >> present. >> torres?> here. >> torres present. director pleasing advised director heinicke will not be with you today. please, also note we have a new sound system here but you still do need to speak into the end of yuck microphone so you be heard, recorded for all times. item 3 announcement of prohibition of sound-producing devices during the meeting. the ringing of a cellphone, pagers and sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited. any person responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room.

. >> as sherry hsu shares with us tonight, the young person overcame the hard things in his life withp of his grandmother. >> reporter: middle school was a turning point for both jesse hernandez and his grandmother. he battled depression and hopelessness. moving in with her became his lifeline. >> just knowing that somebody loved me was the moment that everything became more clear. >> got up and made sure he went to school every day, something he didn't always do at home because i wanted jesse to make something out of his life. >> reporter: jesse is solemn when he explains that his mom and dad didn't know how to parent. >> i don't want to bash on my parents like they were bad people, but they were going through the wrong times and dealing with their own addictions and they're trying to overcome them today, but i believe both my grandmothers and my surrounding family are the reason why i'm still alive. >> reporter: and the reason why he's not only still in school -- >> i normally work hard because i have nothing else to go to. it's either education or nothing, you know. >> reporter: bu

first, the extent of the excavation that is required to hsu horn in the proposed garages. the entire site will be excavated as much as 13 and a half feet below the existing grade plus some additional depth for the foundation. this will result in the creation of an uninhabitable open space at the rear of the property. the 190 square feet of virtuallisub trainian open space will be covered and darkened by a deck and further diminished by the insertion of a required exit stair. this so called open space must better serve as a drainage pit. furthermore, the deck and stair are continuous with the south property line and are constructed entirely within the noncode compliant required rear yard set back. next, the strange arrangement of the below grade first level places the proposed garage on aladdin terrace in the master bedroom suite behind it, without rear access for the elevator installed for ageing in place. this elevator will face the new drainage pit. it features a window that might be big enough to meet emergency egress requirement, but does not meet the standard for kwie

. >> hsu. >> present. >> ramos. >> present. >> rubke. >> present. >> torres? >> here. >> torres present. director pleasing advised director heinicke will not be with you today. please, also note we have a new sound system here but you still do need to speak into the end of yuck microphone so you be heard, recorded for all times. item 3 announcement of prohibition of sound-producing devices during the meeting. the ringing of a cellphone, pagers and sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited. any person responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room. cellphone cause microphone interference and the board requests they be placed in the off position. approval of the minutes of the regular meeting. >> do i have any public comment? >> no, madam chair. >> do i have a motion to approve? >> second. >> all in favor. aye. >> aye. >> any opposed? hearing none, minutes are approved. >> item 5 communications i have none for you for this meeting. item 6, introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. >> thank you. i would like to -- i'm sure

george and his court injuries main the appearance of parliamentary sprem hsu si but a closer look showed the system was corrupt. i was soon stanford, burk wrote, that the forms of a free and the ends of an arbitrary government, were things not altogether incompatable. that discovery stands behind the growth of the administrative state in our society. under the cloak of democratic institutions, it is essentially undemocratic activities pursue an expansionist agenda that threatens liberty in the most comprehensive way, by circumventing the law. at the same time, however, a growing recognition of totalitarian goal offed the administrative state have caused a populist uprising here and in europe. populist is one word for theirs phenomenon, affirmation of sovereignty, underwritten by a passion for freedom, is another and possibly more accurate term. thank you. >> thank you. our next speaker is -- [applause] -- we allow approval. thank you. our next speaker is james piereson. the senior fellow at manhattan institute. he authored shatters consensus, the rise and decline of america's post world

to why commercial ground floor retail wasn't being rented out, and at the time, then-president david hsu had moved forward the vacancy fee. i think it's surprising in an economic upturn we're still in a same position, and i've lost so many small businesses last year, in a year that we were doing incredibly well economically, and i think it's a muxture ixture of things. i don't think it's all landlords that are unreasonable, but i do think landlords are unreasonable in rent. in south park, we lost a restaurant, butler and the chef, where there are tech companies sprouting up around it. i know it's hard for business owners who have such a narrow margin of profit to(a), not get the support that they need from the city, but(b), have to deal with landlords, who really have this unreal stake of what they should charge for rent. everybody's waiting for the miracle chase bank or something that's going to come to their neighborhoods, so sometimes i think we need to educate commercial landlords on what they can do or not do as well. i think that we have to do the carrots, and i appreciate the pres