items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. information item, 4, report from the chair. information item, 5, report from the director of the mayor's office on disability. 6, information item from the department of aging and adult services, the san francisco transitional care program. item 7, information item, an overview of the san francisco department of public health supportive housing programs. break at 2.30. 8, information item, report from the physical access committee. 9, information item, report from the disability disaster preparedness committee. 10, the november election, access to information, polling places and voting machines. 11, information item, sfmta multi modal accessibility advisory committee update. 12, public comment items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc 13, information item, correspondence. 14, discussion item, council member comments and announcements. 15, adjourn. >> thank you, ken. item no. 3, public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc

presentation by mdc council member roland wong. >> thank you very much. i will start off, san francisco has one of the longest standing committees to advise san francisco metropolitan transportation agency. the sfmta maac multi modal accessibility advisory committee, a 21-member strong voice of seniors and people with disabilities. a few projects we have accomplished is the big project like st. francis circle, like when they have, we've done the rails and made the pathways, way finding ramps, everything much more accessible. like minor enhancements like a (inaudible) station by installing automatic push button for better access to the station. we're working in progress weigh in concerns with bikes and pedestrian safety. another thing that we are trying to work on is better access to bart and access busses. many busses are blocked by vehicles that interfere, a path in order to enter or exit a bus like the 1846 avenue and 31 balboa bus line. there are many muni lines that need improvements, just to name a few. the public and members of the mayor's disabilit

joining us now chairman and ceo of the holding company mdc partners miles nadal.te house correspondent and host of the daily rundown chuck todd. gentlemen. miles. how are you? >> chuck, 24 hours later give us some info. how has this race changed in 24 hours? >> bmt folks have lost their swagger, their confidence, and you have a republican base and it's beyond the base. i would say it's the republican community of donors, opinion leaders, who suddenly believe again. that combination, that shift of swagger if you will, has moved from the obama campaign, the perception. and, you know, in a debate, it's always been interesting over the couple of decades watching debates. sometimes you can lose the debate but at least get something back in the post debate. yesterday i felt as if, mark murray put it this way. democrats sort of doubled down on their panic. they were really upset the night of the debate and then they acted like they did the day virilli did the supreme court oral arguments and everybody assumed doom and gloom on the health care law where you had democrats