bill letty, stacy, captain, kim lombardy and of course the other individuals at the fire department, charles at dpw, with that i would like to congratulate you with your new home and the best of luck. thank you. [ applause ] >> so we are pretty close, we are 3 minutes away from noon. without too much further delay, i do want to acknowledge a few more people, our city administrator, naomi kelly. [ applause ] as i would like to call it my partner in public safety, sir, thank you for being here. city engineer is with us. from the department of emergency management along with other people from the department of emergency management and i'm introducing all of these people because it wasn't just the fire department alone. it took a lot of work from the department of technology to the department of city planning, i saw brian strong here early and ken rich from the mayor's office. a whole host of people, and we have john green who is our department captain, who earlier this morning gave a very special blessing upstairs in the dining facility to all the members at station 1 and for blessing t

lombardy could we discuss it a little bit. i know that supervisor cowen is very supportive of moving this forward and i see in the transportation slides there's one package of the public concerns >> we propose that our citizen advisory committee we've responded to him. >> good morning transportation planner with the authority. i do have a presentation if you're interested but i can go over the key concerns we heard from the community last fall and what we've done since then there are 4 major issues. first of all, a couple of issues with the design of the road. we've redesigned the intersection of the connector road that would provided alternative direction. the connector road would serve all the same connections that quinton street does today. the second is providing u7b8gd landscaping and we're coordinating with the property owners that would represent on enhancement over the exiting quinton street. the third is to coordinated the schedule of the project and the connector road so we're minimizing the closure of the road by bu

i'm dave i'm a resident at 150 lombardy in the central district. i appreciate you bringing this issue up today. it's really become american people epidemic. i've had too high end road bikes stolen they were both valued over $2,200 and one was in my condominium garage locked with a secure electronic gate tv surveillance. then i lost another bike i keep my bike with me at all times. and i ride a clunker. the bottom line here i agree with the ridge but my concern is getting to the root of the problem the thieves. the bike operations are necessary. after my second bike was stolen this year i talked to the police captain they're concerned but the bottom line is when they bring the thieves in front of the judge the judicial system kicks them out. the judicial system is the area we need to hit open because when the thieves are brought to court we need to instill a deterrent if the word gets out they're getting tougher that will help. the system now betsy let's folks back outthink the street >> thank you, mr. sherman i think there's no other

sax >> i certainly hope that you realize the fact that lombardi has been stepping in for a gentleman when we couldn't take the meetings and everything in the - i've been involved with the various prop 89 but that everything was done - all the hiring was done in house they did it from within and she's very qualified. she understands what she's doing. i strongly suggest i vote for her. i know that the whole department supports her >> any of the public want to incriminating comment? >> ms. sax i'll agree that she's done a wonderful job for the transportation authority and i'm sure she appreciates your comments as well. so colleagues we have had our full discussion at the intellectual committee so we'll not be meeting we've got 3 names and we'll be interviewing those candidates next tuesday and this meeting will be for the whole discussion. beginning in september we'll make a final determination for the if not lift and look forward to having that discussion next week and making our final decision. so we can go on to our next item which is item 23. introduction of new items. >> commission

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i know my focus on on the lombardi trophy. >> he had a pretty colorful outfit. >> very patriotic with the red, white and blue. >> if that's what we'll call it. >> yes. we'll be nice about it and go easy on kaepernick. >> that shot of him and just his knees and his wrists was more clothing than we saw him last nim. >> espn magazine. >> marla has it over her desk. >> i wish. >> she does not. >> we're looking over here toward san jose, northbound 101, smooth drive north of 680. light volume of traffic as you'd expect. we'll show you the maps. the sensors read out throughout the south bay a nice easy drive. there were a couple of crashes that cleared quickly from the roadways and no problems in lanes for the south bay. as we take you toward the tri-valley, no build yet. at the limit from 580 to the dublin interchange and 84 as you come through livermore, that little yellow a traditional slowdown as more folks hit the road as you head toward vallecitos. north bay we'll look at san rafael, southbound 101 shows a nice easy drive at the top of your screen. you see the glow as lights come over

time to bring in the vince lombardi of viral video debunking. aka. captain disillusion. >> greetings children, captain disillusion here. >> i would be willing to stake my reputation on the fact that these videos are not real. >> here's a highlight from the captain. >> gentleman, i give you nfl fantasy files. chris cooley positions himself behind the wall, but the pass serves as a transition to a shot of him behind the wall where a hole is cut. a simple digital touch-up matches it through the hole, and elegant animation of dust and debris does the rest. a moment later the football is placed in cooley's hands, and cooley emerges victorious. >> pull. >> and what about joe flaco at the shooting range? >> they filmed every element that makes this happen separately. joe throwing the ball, the ball flying through the sky, and the clay pigeon exploding and combined them together to make it look real. >> all interesting theories, but until we hear otherwise from the source, that is just what they are, theories. we may never have a clear winner in the bogus ve

he added clark gable, dizzy gillespie, and chris farley, but vince lombardi, babe ruth, and jesse owenscy, the luminary group. robert sillerman is no longer running elvis' career. he resigned as ceo of his company but remains its and elvis' biggest shareholder. that's this edition of 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. thanks for joining us. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> trash -- across the world, we're producing more of it than ever before, and there's no end in sight. in the united states alone, we make 250 million tons a year -- enough to cover the state of texas twice. for most people, this is where the story with their garbage ends. but this is where the story really begins. >> if it disappears, that's the end of it. and there's so much that happens from that point, it's fascinating. >> garbage -- it's being reborn in ways you never imagined. >> it's hard to believe that a plastic bottle is the same raw material source that goes into making a t-shirt, but it is. >> garbage -- it's an emerging

know my focus is on that lombardi trophy. can't blame him. all right.is a busy day in the business and tech world. microsoft and google all reporting today, scott. >> they are. some of them are going to send a letter as well to the nsa including microsoft and google this morning asking the nsa and washington to give them more freedom to explain what in the world has gone on in the tech world as far as secrets go. we'll be watching that. we will be watching the financials as well. and you'll recall ben bernanke is back on the hill again today talking about unemployment and the sbrest rate as well. then we were talking earlier about netflix. they got two nominations -- correction -- three nominations in the emmys. it's hard to say how i feel about that because i like downton abbey as well. best actor, best actress oovps, robin wright, she's phenomenal in that and best drama as well. >> that's the thing. all the nominees are really great shows. >> they real will are. who would have ever thought we'd talk about netflix getting an emmy nomination. >> first o

he added clark gable, dizzy gillespie, and chris farley, but vince lombardi, babe ruth, and jesse owensher agency, the luminary group. robert sillerman is no longer running elvis' career. he resigned as ceo of his company but remains its and elvis' biggest shareholder. that's this edition of 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. thanks for joining us. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> this is a cnbc original. >> tonight, a new look at a hit business like no other, with a punch as powerful as its profits. >> and here we go. >> "ultimate fighting champion", a league that's battled its way to the top of mix martial arts. and won the backing of corporate america. >> that's what the fans like to see. >> cnbc's scott wapner goes one on one with dana white, the front man who took a dying franchise... >> we bought this thing, when it was a-as low as it could possibly get. >> nearly dead. >> dead-- no, it was dead. >> and turned it into a global sensation. >> when you first started out, in your wildest dreams did you ever think that you'd

. >>> el portavoz del vaticano, lombardi, dijo que no estÁn preocupados por la seguridad del papa franciscorousseff. >>> dijo que no tiene plata ni oro, y trajo consigo la cosa mÁs preciosa que le dieron, a jesucristo, que fue a brasil en su nombre para alimentar la llama del amor fraternal que arde en cada corazÓn. el papa francisco viajÓ a brasil para celebrar el dÍa mundial de la juventud, hoy dedicarÁ el dÍa a descansar, maÑana visitala sansuario de nuestra seÑora de la aparecida, e irÁ a un hospital de jÓvenes adictos a drogas. >>> gracias marÍa eugenia, reina el jÚbilo en gran bretaÑa por el nacimiento del hijo del prÍncipe g guillermo y catalina, el bebÉ, tercero en la lÍnea de sucesiÓn al trono, el padre dijo que la panreja no podÍa estar mÁs feliz, periÓdicos de todo el planeta reseÑan la noticia, peÓo 8 libras, lideres mundiales envÍan notas de felicitaciÓn a la pareja real, entre ellos el presidente obama. >>> quedÓ captado en cÁmara, el descenso del aviÓn de la aerolÍnea southwest en nueva york, se aprecia que el tren de aterrizaje se dobla, la nave colapsÓ en una pista del aero

matt lombardi, 29 years old, said he nearly died of kidney failure after one workout session.atic rescue caught on tape. surveillance video shows a man falling on the tracks in downtown atlanta during rush hour. bystanders rushed to help. some jumping into the path of an on coming train to lift him up. police say the man was drunk. he claims to have had a bad reaction to pain pills. >>jesse: that old line. if you missed a minute of "fox & friends" this week, you missed out on a lot of laughs. >>anna: here's a look back from all the fun on the curvy couch and a week with "fox & friends." >> okay, five, go! go! >> have you been off the air at all? [laughter] >>alisyn: i've been on 24 hours a day. >>brian: thanks to the neighbors who have been raising your family. >>alisyn: what makes a perfect man? this woman writes no such thing but eric comes pretty close. >>eric: i was hoping it would come from a woman, but thanks. >>brian: when you tell a girl i'm an old junior high jock -- >>gretchen: men say they don't like wedges. what's up with that? >>eric: they hate them. >>brian: the

vince lombardi, in the beginning, he was an outstanding coach and he taught his players -- win the battle in front of you. my first job as a lineman is to somehow be you.-- beat oyu. -- beat you. getting the runaround you. hope i am not using impolite terms are being here. basically he would tell you that in front of you, the bigger picture becomes clearer. that is my advice. start with your classroom, start with your classmates, billed out from there. >> thank you. >> i am from loudoun county, virginia. my name is glenn reichardt. what i have observed -- we all know, as conservatives, what the proper role of government is. we know our platform. we also know what is not the proper role of government. i have spoken to a lot of fellow young people who have not been thinking about these political ideas. though they are not able to articulate in a system -- succinct sentence like many of us can, the proper role of government, they do have this idea that they have gleaned from biased liberal media. etc, etc., how do you combat that? they will come out with something like -- give us money or pr

lombardi, in the beginning, he was an outstanding coach and he taught his players -- forgive me for saying this -- my first job as a lineman is to somehow be you. runaround you. hope i am not using in polite terms are being here. basically he would tell you that in front of you, the bigger picture becomes clearer. that is my advice. start with your classroom, start with your classmates, billed out from there. >> thank you. >> i am from loudoun county, virginia. my name is glenn reichardt. what i have observed -- we all know, as conservatives, what the proper role of government is. we know our platform. we also know what is not the proper role of government. i have spoken to a lot of fellow young people who have not been thinking about these political ideas. though they are not able to articulate in a system -- sensing sentence like many of us can, the proper role of government, they do have this idea that they have gleaned from biased liberal media. etc., how do you combat that? they will come out with something like -- give us money or protect us, whatever. depends on who you are asking.