in honor of lauren marie nelson whose life was taken. she attended school and received a degree in communications from the university of colorado in 2004. after pursuing a career in marketing, she worked for notable firms in san francisco. besides being passionate about her work, she took on new challenges. she taught herself graphic and web design, and excelled at music mixing, and was never without an art project. she led an active outdoor lifestyle and will be remembered as a thoughtful and joyous spirit. they have babysat for me and a number of us. when you have little kids, you have a group of girls that you go to. i wanted to say how sorry we are. supervisor chu: i would also like to adjourn in memory of nick, who lived here almost all of his 94 years. he graduated from balboa high school. in 1947, they opened a lumber mill, a cornerstone of the corridor. he will be missed by his children, brothers, sisters, and all of his grandchildren and friends. i would like to submit a letter of inquiry to the office of economic and work-force

on behalf of sproiment the late lauren marie nelson. on behalf of supervisor chu the late nick blatunic. the late nia. on before of supervisor elsbernd for the late elaine mckenna and supervisor mar for the late derek allen. president chiu: do we have any other business in front of this board? >> that concludes our business. president chiu: before we conclude i would just like to congratulate the giants and san francisco. with that we are adjourned for with that we are adjourned for today. so are you going out tonight? i can't. my parents say i have to be home right after work. ugh. that's so gay. totally gay. ugh. that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> i like to welcome you to the multipurpose room. we did a ribbon cutting with the -- on friday. it houses the health center and child development center. this is a gorgeous green bui

on behalf of sproiment the late lauren marie nelson. on behalf of supervisor chu the late nick blatunic. the late nia. on before of supervisor elsbernd for the late elaine mckenna and supervisor mar for the late derek allen. president chiu: do we have any other business in front of this board? >> that concludes our business. president chiu: before we conclude i would just like to congratulate the giants and san francisco. with that we are adjourned for today. >> i like to welcome you to the multipurpose room. we did a ribbon cutting with the -- on friday. it houses the health center and child development center. this is a gorgeous green building and we are happy to be in this building to make a special announcement. many of you have already heard what was embargoed for about one month. i have to say that to have the superintendent and the mayor keep this quiet for a month and a half has been working for them. we are very excited to be here this morning, to make a special announcement. one of the core values of the administration, they a

on behalf of sproiment the late lauren marie nelson. on behalf of supervisor chu the late nick blatunic. the late nia. on before of supervisor elsbernd for the late elaine mckenna and supervisor mar for the late derek allen. president chiu: do we have any other business in front of this board? >> that concludes our business. president chiu: before we conclude i would just like to congratulate the giants and san francisco. with that we are adjourned for with that we are adjourned for today. oh, my! haa ha ha! ha hha ha! [snortg] >> thank you all very much for taking the time to be here. as chief gascon promised, we're keeping you abreast of our changing crime statistics on a quarterly basis. of course, as you knew with the new model of policing, we do that more often and technology and data is really driving so much of our deployment and strategies in terms of crime fighting and crime prevention in our city. the good news is we were audacious in our goal setting earlier this year. we had some stretch goals. we raised the bar in terms of

on behalf of sproiment the late lauren marie nelson. on behalf of supervisor chu the late nick blatunic. the late nia. on before of supervisor elsbernd for the late elaine mckenna and supervisor mar for the late derek allen. president chiu: do we have any other business in front of this board? >> that concludes our business. president chiu: before we conclude i would just like to congratulate the giants and san francisco. with that we are adjourned for today. >> welcome to the october 19 meeting of the san francisco municipal transportation agency. please call roll. [roll call] . >> mr. chairman, of a forum. chairman nolan. thank you. >> electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. any person responsible for the ringing of or use of the cell phone pager or a sound producing electronic device may be removed from the meeting. please be advised cell phones set on vibrate do call microphone interference so the board respectfully requests that they be placed in the off position. item four, approval of the minutes of september 7, 2010, r

on behalf of sproiment the late lauren marie nelson. on behalf of supervisor chu the late nick blatunic. the late nia. on before of supervisor elsbernd for the late elaine mckenna and supervisor mar for the late derek allen. president chiu: do we have any other business in front of this board? >> that concludes our business. president chiu: before we conclude i would just like to congratulate the giants and san francisco. with that we are adjourned for today. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it from here to recycle. >> so far, we have 35 people. we have

you're not going to listen to us, mary landrieu? senator nelson?t wasn't an insuit. i said, you're not special. do you not think george w. bush's people felt the same thing you felt when you came in, or jimmy carter's people. you're not special and you don't make the rules. but don't you find time and time again, it takes about a year or two for white houses, especially that run the insurgent campaigns like jimmy carter's campaign or barack obama's campaign that nobody gave them a chance. takes them a while to figure out they don't have all of the answers. >> that's exactly right. with carter, he never really got it. president obama is now seeing this week changing carter literally said, the democratic party is an albatross around my neck. he then alienated the ted kennedy wing -- a direct quote -- there's no such thing as a democrat. obama doesn't have that problem. no one is challenging anymore the party. >> you see him trying to get cornered. >> i do. >> you turn his back on some of the bitterness. it's a natural human reaction to the rage that

nelson. there was literally jubilation in the streets, as hundreds in chile celebrated the virgin mary and theoming of the 33 miners. >> some of the celebrating took place outside the hospital where most of the miners are spending the night. some have left and more check out today. diana alvear has more. >> reporter: three of the rescued miners left the hospital others are still there resting comfortably, safe and mostly sound. one of them managed to blow a kiss to well wishers. one of the miners has pneumonia, others need dental work. now doctors worry about mental scars. some men report anxiety and trouble sleeping. no surprise hearing their stories. >> translator: the walls and the floor of the mine began rocking around, he says. stones begin to fall. we were barely able to drive away just as the ceiling was crashing in. down there in that mine, i learned to pray. we are now learning that the miracle at the mine has a dark side. this man was the only journalist allowed to speak to the men as their lives hung in the balance. >> they're fighting because some people wanted to try to climb out.