mr. lee.: mr. e to quit onlying cbs and fox news, watch this channel, only listen to this radio station. i am good friends, i go way back to common cause, fair share. the government is not the problem. the problem is the special interest groups, the coke others, the geithner guys thatsts -- the are propagandizing. the sky is falling. moderator: mr. scott. mr. scott: it is an issue in this state. the lack of faith in in government across our nation. we see what is happening on the presidential scale it is alarming. what we can do is act appropriately. no interest, i had in politics but i started complaining about what is going on and stepped up. i had been in the minority my whole political light, 16 years. but i was always able to get something done because i have been able to reach across the aisle. to bring people together to look at what we should be doing. we should be public servants not politicians. do. is what we need to act appropriately. so, i was put in a position of leadership and i was l

merone: mr. lee? mr. lee: in venezuela we have a system where everyone who needs a ride puts their finger down and for money you jump in the car and you go as far as he goes on that same road. when you have to get out and change cars, you put your finger down for the minimal amount and you get a ride. people helping other people. i pick up hitchhikers all the time. some of them jump over the snow bank because they see my long hair and beard, but then they know it is bill lee, they will not hurt us. we have to get more friendly. we have got to get out of this gas glut we are in. it's down now. it's as low as we are going to be. it is cheaper than water. gas is amazingly cheap, but it ain't going to last forever. we are the 49th dog in his nation. we are that big. only wyoming is smaller than us. go out and get a bigger dog. mr. merone: if gas is as cheap as it's been, do we have the capacity to adjust the tax on it, a penny or two or five? mr. lee: yeah, it's not going to be low forever. they are just waiti

mr. lee: i would like to respond. i have introduced a bill called the first amendment defense act, the purpose of which is to prohibit the federal government or any of its agencies or departments from discriminating against any religious institution or individual. based on a religious belief about marriage. regardless of what your beliefs about marriage are, or regardless of what your neighbor might believe about marriage. neither you nor your neighbor should ever be discriminated against a government based on that belief. ms. snow: the problem with that is it pretty much legalizes discrimination in the name of religion. let's say you have a hospital owned by the catholic church. it would be wrong for the hospital to be able to discriminate against somebody who needs life-saving medical care just because they are lgbt. there have been issues where, back in the year 2000, there was a man who was transgender and had ovarian cancer. he was denied access to 13 different hospitals on the basis den

merone: mr. lee? mr. e: in venezuela we have a system where everyone who needs downe puts their finger and for money you jump in the car and you go as far as he goes on that same road. when you have to get out and fingercars, you put your down for the minimal amount and you get a ride. sometimes the guys will see the long hair in the beard and then they know it's me and i won't hurt them. thisve got to get out of gas glut we are in. it's down now. it's as low as we are going to be. it ain't going to last forever. we are the 49th dog in his nation. we are that big. only wyoming is smaller than us. if gas is as cheap as it's been, do we have the ability to adjust the taxes? mr. lee: yeah, it's not going to be low forever. don't go to florida. if you retire, don't go there. in when guy who retired to their and three months later he was dead. stay up. . a little thing, a break or something like that, but we have got to get off the gas blimp. i was a hitchhiker, you know? people picked me up. i'm not jack reed

that we're losing some of those restrictions to foreclosing albeit it he was puc to our attorney mr. leee agree that is a very small percentage of our bmr units the fact 72 hours going on and the fact that since i've been back in office i think i first contacted our office within a week of having returned to this board in december of 2017 and at this point we lost one and substantially lost another and it's been going on for a year i don't want to lose a single one supervisor kim was saying the other day how she's proud of her record where in certain instance we are able to get one blasphemy unit in negotiation with a developer that one unit even though not tens of thousands even if units is a victory when we lose with an it is more than a bummer i think you guys will have explaining to do with that - and good morning mr. lee. >> good morning olsen lee director of the mayor's office of economic workforce development the bulk of our presentation will be ignored on the single-family program and sort of the transfer of the redevelopment assets to the mayor's office of housing and this is th

mr. leeank you very much for your question. this is an important issue. it is important to understand there are two different types of discrimination we see in our society. one type of discrimination, private, is when two individuals interact. another type, public, is when government itself discriminates against its own disfavored citizens based on some characteristic disfavored by those in power. both are forms of discrimination and can be deadly and ugly, but between the two, public discrimination is perhaps the most dangerous, for the simple reason that when government is disfavoring people based on their characteristics that people don't like, people don't have any choice. they can't not interact their government. there is a disparity in their power and ability to resist, because government, particularly the federal government, operates with overpowering force. it's what governments do. it's why they exist. that's why we got to be very careful whenever government starts to discriminate on

that we're losing some of those restrictions to foreclosing albeit it he was puc to our attorney mr. leee agree that is a very small percentage of our bmr units the fact 72 hours going on and the fact that since i've been back in office i think i first contacted our office within a week of having returned to this board in december of 2017 and at this point we lost one and substantially lost another and it's been going on for a year i don't want to lose a single one supervisor kim was saying the other day how she's proud of her record where in certain instance we are able to get one blasphemy unit in negotiation with a developer that one unit even though not tens of thousands even if units is a victory when we lose with an it is more than a bummer i think you guys will have explaining to do with that - and good morning mr. lee. >> good morning olsen lee director of the mayor's office of economic workforce development the bulk of our presentation will be ignored on the single-family program and sort of the transfer of the redevelopment assets to the mayor's office of housing and this is th

. >> i need to suit with -- >> jimmy: do you think there's any possibility he murdered mr. lee? >> first of al murder mr. lee. >> jimmy: mr. morris now removed his pants. >> jimmy: all right. this is kind of interesting. michelle obama, you know who that is, right? okay. she loves vegetables and stuff. there's an interesting story. this week it says that she is doing whatever it takes to make sure that whoever lives in the white house next doesn't mess steel to make the garden a permanent part of the white house grounds. basically she pulled a trump and built a wall around her vegetables. it's interesting to see how the different presidents and white ladies taylor the white house. bill clinton kept a small vegetable garden on the roof of the house, and by that i mean hooters waitress and kept the small waitress from hooters on the roof if donald trump would tear the garden out if he moved in. the truth is the only person who wants to destroy that garden is president obama, her husband. he must be so sick of kale by now. his dream is to bulldoze that garden, to tear it up and pla

lee. >> thank you mr. haney last wednesday i'm happy to announce that mayor ed lee joined dianne feinstein elementary school students and families for subconsciously walk and role to city hall rec and park phil ginsburg joined us and sfmta's ed reiskin greeted the students it was estimated for 17 thousand students walked or rode their bikes to school sfusd the kickoff for the safe routes in partnership that encourages the community members to work together to make their neighborhood more pollutant for walker and promote physical activity and concern for the environment this thursday october 13th officials from the department of education and leaders from the decapitate foundation will be at glen park for a trail behavior in the blueprint for the literacy glen park is ahead of the state for the principals jean robertson will be guiding them through the clamors they can see students engaging in the literacy learning congratulations to glen park elementary their, their commitment for the first time stanford an

mr. lee. lee: use of the militia. these guys they got the tanks in everything and they're doing that. taken up, don't send it to iraq or iran like rumsfeld said looking for the weapons of mass destruction. rumsfeld had the receipt for them. we gave him to get an 82. you don't send vermonters out of the state to fight wars. i had to bury two of them up there and every time damned religious rights group came up there and i go out there and the wave the american flag and he would are fighting for our lives. you take the people in the state can join the militia, keep your guns and to go out there and to fix the roads. everybody fixes the roads because they are falling apart go back to the old way prefix roads with the granite think the about, make the roads would be used to be. let's make vermont look the way you still long time ago. minter: i've been working housing or transportation budget for the last six years and $609 budget. i'll tell you we've been having to work on improving maintenance. when as in the legislature

>> moderator: that's the question on the floor for all of you and we will start with mr. lee. e: now, and equal wage, equal time, equal pay, raise the men wage up to $15.50, 16 books, but my money and economy and the deficit goes down. i'm always been, my aunt is in the hall of fame. she taught me, hazel, her mother, broke her leg sliding into second when she was 47 my grandfather played. i was raised with strong women. my great-grandmother had three husbands over for thanksgiving. back in 1800. that doesn't happen all the time. you know, my grandmother said bill lee she gave a strong cup of children's coffee with condensed milk an and everything and then she would give me a box of shotgun shells and should go out and say oh out and shoot dinner. that was my life. minter: you know, thank you for raising the question. we know that 43% of women who work full-time in vermont still can't make the basic needs. there are many issues i need particularly affect women are. .. >> >> we created new lactation facilities for new young moms to be able to work. >> despite what you might tear

i decided it was time to find out more for myself, my manuscript was accepted before mrs. lee's publication which brought to mind which is real atticus finch, the beloved lawyer to kill a mockingbird or the bigoted guy in watchman. i can tell you from growing up in montgomery that there were both kinds of atticus in alabama and many variations of them. some said that the atticus of mockingbird was fictional and he was. it was a fictional books but no such thing of a southern white man who did that sort of thing and the racist and watchman was the real southern white man. that's not true. my father never subscribe today racism materials, never went to a white citizens council or klan meeting, he hated both organizations. he never called black people by the name of n word. he took farm produce as a fee and he did, in fact, courageously defend a black man falsely charged with raping a white woman in troy, alabama when harper lee was 12. if you missed the atticus take a look at this. i'm going to skip through a few pages just to give you a feel of the case. the judge called my fathe

want to give a special shout out tomorrowe he's been on our turkey bowlt it's his birthday today mr. lee county muro murphy happy merle murphy happy birthday to you love you guysysmrn already have a great y 77 south east 30th we have an accident out there watch out for that to the top of the 77 as it is on 71) as you had to the metrohealth curve averaging under 15 miles per ordinary but that's what's going ontt right now also we have the entrance to 480 eastbound that rep reps close to monday morningtrbo is what it looks like for 90 approaching 77 and broadway it is definitely getting heavy be careful out there and 90 by west boulevard is filling up as well overall the dry times are still pretty good we are definitely seeing our delays and 71 is a 17 minute commute from 80 to most of the slowdowns are fromf west at 27 happened at 77th you see most always from 480 delays from 480 into downtown a nine minute commuteouos the forecast it's a wet one here scott. t >> paddy thank you very much it's rainy it's windy temperatures in the lower middle 50s and it really this is going no where not m

. >> mr. lee has a couple more case to prepare, for his students coming back not until wednesday as philadelphia public schools are off for two more days, celebrating the rosh hashanah jewish holy days but philadelphia catholic schools are in session within the hour and that is likely why police commissioner ross's car already here in the dark, already on duty, already on the job and likely already dealing with this and don't be surprised if you see commissioner in the school yard himself to make people feel safe, secure and know that police are on top of this. mike and lauren. >> weird, weird story. >>> philadelphia public schools are not in session today, right. >> that is right, today and tomorrow. >> but catholic schools are certainly in obsession we will go over there in a little bit. >>> septa passengers can breathe a sigh of relief today's morning commute should be back to normal. >> what is normal is this it comes after months of crowded train delays and modified schedules, we have been co

i would like to point out that what the f ppc said there was no evidence to connect him to mr. lee. there no discussion about mr. nilsson who is the principal person in the case. mr. howson was also by the affidavit was provided to the f ppc which i provided to the commission direct supervisor mr. farrell during this project done. that certainly does not visit be an arms distance kind of relationship. there's nothing in the record that says that mr. farrell and mr. hilton were not involved together in collusion with this did i would also like to make sure the record is very clear that the result of this financing of the independent expenditure with the election of mr. farrell two office. he won by a few hundred votes. this was not simply money-laundering. this was stealing office. that's what he ended up doing and by allowing him to do this in absentia through his attorney instead of standing up in front of this commission where everybody in the city could see them on the camera, you have allowed this to be under wraps to the extent that i hope in the future you decide as a commissi

i would like to point out that what the f ppc said there was no evidence to connect him to mr. lee. there no discussion about mr. nilsson who is the principal person in the case. mr. howson was also by the affidavit was provided to the f ppc which i provided to the commission direct supervisor mr. farrell during this project done. that certainly does not visit be an arms distance kind of relationship. there's nothing in the record that says that mr. farrell and mr. hilton were not involved together in collusion with this did i would also like to make sure the record is very clear that the result of this financing of the independent expenditure with the election of mr. farrell two office. he won by a few hundred votes. this was not simply money-laundering. this was stealing office. that's what he ended up doing and by allowing him to do this in absentia through his attorney instead of standing up in front of this commission where everybody in the city could see them on the camera, you have allowed this to be under wraps to the extent that i hope in the future you decide as a commissi

. >> mr. lee? >> i think that it is clear to me that the stairs were never permitted. and i still am i little confused on whether the plans that were submitted or if there are plans or application that was submitd for 2015, included a correcting those stairs. the question about the deck whether it was approved and permitted previously, i think there is a little bit of confusing to me. i am still not too clear on that. and so if the 2015, application, also corrects that or addresses that, i think that that would be a fair thing. but, i can't tell based on what the department has said, whether that application addresses those items. so that is what i am really hung up on, i would really like to know. >> the current application. >> yeah, the permit, the with unthat is fwoeg through supposedly going through planning. >> when the applicant applied for the permit it said to comply with the 2014, notice of violation, it never referenced the 2003. so without no s plans being present, and looking at the violation and the plans you can't tell that. and that is really, you know,

mr. weiner. next speaker's please. >>phil sterling followed by todd lee. >> hi i am at phil's turning and i amwith [inaudible] huber is causing a huge congestion in our city is over 45,000 and it is growing. they are completely unregulated and i believe they are a criminal enterprise because they are transporting people without commercial insurance and i think that a way to deal with this problem and not having more and more uber coming into the city is to help the public finance cabs. drivers would be able to take care of the public a lot easier in the way that it is now. because, the companies do not want to use their vouchers which is understandable. because with the comprehensive central dispatch, no one would lose their particular business but the company would have better access to get around professional drivers. thank you. >>[timer dings] >>thank you. next speaker please. >>tone lee and he is the last one to turn in a speaker card on the directors report.>> [indecipherable] >>i take van ness and we have to start researching why this happens from t

mr. steel. >> thank you superintendant lee and wanting haney one correction a 1610 k 59 the basic service should be to 5 not 2016. >> thank you, mr. steel any items removed from first reading by the board? seeing none, any items severed by the superintendent and discussion or vote >> i'd like to pull k-38, 41, 42, 43 and 44. >> thank you. any others all right. roll call vote will take place under organization and supermarkets proposal, there is none tonight. and board member public comment on general matters i appreciate everyone for your patience and commitment i'm going to call a group of speakers first i've called them before (calling names) two minutes each. >> good evening, commissioners good evening interns superintendant lee. >> there are several members of usf leadership and a few range and file teachers that came to speak about an urgent matter but first and foremost the delivery of petitions i've gathered in a matter of a few weeks over a few paraprofessionals at 60 or 70 of our schools and comes along with sort of spreadsheet and at the back of the packet there was an online petition

we'll talk to mr. lee about the landscape there and what we can expect for this fourth quarter.k to you guys. >> david, thank you very much. can't wait for more. david faber out in santa barbara. speaking of the banks, we do want to get to eamon javers who has a news alert from our washington bureau. good morning, eamon. >> good morning, carl. federal regulators circulating proposed new cyber security regulations this morning. regulations would apply to banks with more than $50 billion in assets. and they would essentially do two things. one, they would require the banks to have the most effective cyber security controls that are available commercially at their disposal. and, two, they would require the banks to be able to recover within two hours from a devastating cyber security attack. now, think of these as the st t startistar starting point for a conversation with industry and the federal regulators of just how secure secure means in the era of cyber security. these proposed regulations are out for comment from industry. and the comment is expected to go on for several mont

our first speaker of the morning, the executive director of the international churchill society, mr. lee pollock. [applause] >> thank you, david. and i join you in welcoming everyone who is your duty to will be a wonderful conference. or as one of our presidential candidates might say, this crowd is huge. it's been a year since our last and very memorable conference come into my case six years since i became your executive director. during the past year with your support we have continued to build on the work that has gone before. just consider a couple of things are do a google search for winston churchill, you'll find 36 million results. we are number three. it's hard to beat wikipedia but we'll keep on trying and we will be more accurate. we have continued our series of events on capitol hill building of one of our proudest moments, the dedication of the boston churchilchurchil l two years ago in the capital. we've expanded our programs from events with young professionals at the british embassy do seminars at the aspen institute and the national world war i and to museums. we finance

but i think the ceo and mr. leet to get over to the united states, make a public apology, probably have to appear in front of congress or someone otherwise they're going to wind up like volkswagen has with tremendous damage to a great brand. and it's really a tragedy. samsung is a great company but behaving very poorly in crisis. >> but, jon, think about the biggest recalls in history. most involved fatalities. that's not the case here. this is a phone. it overheated. and the images are awful, is there anything they can do to ring fence it within the company at this point? >> well, the problem i think in analyzing this is we know so little about how samsung is actually run. i mean, a challenge is a lot of companies, apple, if you're an apple fan, you probably know tim cook and johnny a couple people at the top who can speak for the design, operation, running of the company. but when it comes to samsung, they've got lots of celebrity endorsers but who really speaks for the brand? it would be great if executives were

. >> mr. lee? >> i think that it is clear to me that the stairs were never permitted. and i still am i little confused on whether the plans that were submitted or if there are plans or application that was submitd for 2015, included a correcting those stairs. the question about the deck whether it was approved and permitted previously, i think there is a little bit of confusing to me. i am still not too clear on that. and so if the 2015, application, also corrects that or addresses that, i think that that would be a fair thing. but, i can't tell based on what the department has said, whether that application addresses those items. so that is what i am really hung up on, i would really like to know. >> the current application. >> yeah, the permit, the with unthat is fwoeg through supposedly going through planning. >> when the applicant applied for the permit it said to comply with the 2014, notice of violation, it never referenced the 2003. so without no s plans being present, and looking at the violation and the plans you can't tell that. and that is really, you know,

mr. lee.r. lee. >> look a couple decades downecn the road. >> remember tonight's game twoea mein the world series moved t un hour.ur try to get it in before it rainr in cleveland tonight. tonht coverage starts at 7:00 notno 8:00. coverage starts at 7:00 rightat here on fox5 to which i say thank you all of hughes get up t early in the morning.or >>> nice and early. early >> melanie is in fairfax countyy with the story and she'll showhh us how to make sure we don't geg ripped off.edff. mel?l? >> reporter: that's right.t's r. and we're not talking about the old skimming devices we've seen before.fore now they're warnings about a brand new kind of way to stealal your credit card informationormn from these machines.ac we'll talk about it when we come fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house th 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone

mr. steel. >> thank you superintendant lee and wanting haney one correction a 1610 k 59 the basic service should be to 5 not 2016. >> thank you, mr. steel any items removed from first reading by the board? seeing none, any items severed by the superintendent and discussion or vote >> i'd like to pull k-38, 41, 42, 43 and 44. >> thank you. any others all right. roll call vote will take place under organization and supermarkets proposal, there is none tonight. and board member public comment on general matters i appreciate everyone for your patience and commitment i'm going to call a group of speakers first i've called them before (calling names) two minutes each. >> good evening, commissioners good evening interns superintendant lee. >> there are several members of usf leadership and a few range and file teachers that came to speak about an urgent matter but first and foremost the delivery of petitions i've gathered in a matter of a few weeks over a few paraprofessionals at 60 or 70 of our schools and comes along with sort of spreadsheet and at the back of the packet there was an online petition

mrs. kirk or maybe lee about where he would vote. think he would be pretty disappoint with the way politics have gone, not necessarily with the candidates but the way the candidates are behaving. i think he'd be pretty shocked. how is that for a nonpolitical, political answer? >> brad, thank you. you said that you started reading dr. kirk in 1989, and i was just wondering, as you were going through his papers, apart from the absence of typos in his correspondence, what was the biggest surprise. >> i don't want to embarrass mrs. kirk too much. dr. kirk and mrs. kirk got married in 1964, and they -- when did you immediate? 1960? and even though russell had many very innocent relationships he did have a lot of relationships, and i wasn't expecting that. a lot of very interesting discussions about dates, going to movies, and he used to judge his dates by how they responded to certain movies. and he was really a huge fan and very interesting, and then some dates were walking around a liberal arts campus and try and see what did his potent

mrs. turner was born in brad he lee south -- bradley south carolina.she moved to philadelphia at the age of 20 and she's been here ever since. [applause] planned parenthood. i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> heartbreaking defeat for the eagles. they had fought back. ryan mathews fumbles and it's over. >> you didn't he believe threap going 16 and o, right. >> no. >> we were hoping out hope. do we have optimistic or pessimistic. how about both. yesterday's loss to the lions saw a lot of firsts, like the first time the eagles trailed in the second half of a game this season. carson wentz mounted a come back. touchdown pass to josh hough followed by a pair of field goals gave the eagles a two-point lead. ryan mathews fumbled late in the fourth. detroit

. [♪ "god bless the usa" by lee greenwood ♪] mr. trump: thank you, everybody. and applause] mr. trump: thank you very much. this is a record crowd. i want to thank the great owner of this hotel and his incredible wife. she is an incredible woman. sheldon adleson. really incredible people. they have been so supportive and we appreciate it, we appreciate it very much. phil, one of our great supporters here tonight. phil, we love phil. and we are doing great in the polls, we're winning many national polls. we are ahead in many states. including your great state, and north carolina and ohio and florida and iowa and so many others. and just so you know, these polls came out yesterday and today. this was before the blowup on friday. these polls are from before the blowup. we will see. we are on the cusp of a really incredible, historic change the transfers power from a failed political establishment, and return that power to our families, communities, and citizens. in nine days, we are going to win the state of nevada. nevada. [applause] mr. trump: the state of nevad

mr. superintendant lee and wanting meaning e haney and commissioner walton said and other commissioners they remember supposed to meet once a week he watch and run back upstairs the custodian is not will happy but the third thursday our room is filed with african-american parents and supporters is wonderful this is had been it's a 90-year-old educator in the school district and for reverend brown to have this named after her she's honored she can't see the work but i want to call attention to the peeking parents this john a new co-president and ms. teresa richmond so that who's the laid in the green dress and potentially coming to us and others are not here by working hard to get this off the ground and we're very happy for part of that team to get this show off the ground i want you to know the superintendents have been supportive of this initiative but as said to the community this is not just the responsibility of the dickey team but the responsibility of all of us to make sure that all african-americans child leaves us with career and college ready how do we do that recommendations is th

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mr. chairman. >> senator lee? >> thanks to both of you for being here. i also appreciate your commitment to protecting the rights that we hold dear as americans and our security. this issue of encryption cuts right to the heart of a lot of things. cuts right to the heart of the nature of the relationship between the american people and their national government and to the heart of a number of features in the constitution, including responsibilities of the federal government to safeguard the people and also to safeguard their rights. i believe it's an issue that congress and the executive branch have to abroachpproach w great deal of prudence realizing we can't do it exclusively as a national security issue on the one hand or a privacy issue on the other hand. we have to view it wholistically understanding that we've got to find a resolution to this that respects all the interests at stake. admiral roger, i'd like to start with you. on august 17, the "washington post" reported that a cache of commercial software flaws that had been gathered by nsa officia

lee. >> and i am jon scott. mr. trump return to the granite state that he first had a victory. and later to maine and iowa. and hillary clinton appeared in north carolina with first lady obama. the democrats star surrogate. as president obama leaves for a clinton event in the all- important state of florida. we have mike emmanuel standing by. ed henry has the latest on fallout from wikileaks live in washington. >> reporter: you are certainly right. there is a lot of fallout. we are in round 21 of jon podesta's e-mail spilled out by wikileaks, there is fallout for not only hillary clinton but bill clinton and revelations of how much money he raked in as a former president and memo and so- call would bill clinton inc. and how the donors are hit up for money to go to bill clinton and highly paid speecheses and consulting contracts and all of that. and everyone wondering how did it all happen and how was podesta hacked and all of the secrets leaked out from the clinton world? it appears in march of this year, jon podesta received an e-mail suggesting that someone had gotten into hi

no stefany schafer, tracy mccool lee maglio, all out there. we'll see what mr. gothard has to say. 71 degrees the high yesterday. it's 58 right now here is the situation. temperatures in the upper 50s, the big area of precipitation again the earlier this morning. the spiraling area of low pressure i off to the northeast. you will have the eight day in mere moments. let's stick around for that, guys, back to you. that the i-team uncovers mom shall settlement and a lawsuit over the local child shot and nearly killed by downed power line. , 100 30th. somebody just got electrocuted. this 12 year old girl shocked, nearly killed, and she was left with brain damage days after super storm sandy in 2012, she touched a vibe while you're that had fallen in cleveland seaside. now a proposed settlement says power company and first energy agreed to reside all claims for $60 million. most of that money to the child her mother, and lawyers. she could've walked into it she went to swing and move it out of her way, we just don't know. back at the time, her family and others wonde

mr. riscon, herben winer followed by tone lee and terri [inaudible] >> herbt winer rchlt concerns about vision zero. you left one thing out about safety for pedestrians. there are bicyclist on the sidewalk who do not dismount and walk their bicycles. they are clearly in violation of the law qu if you want to protect pedestrians that is very important. school children are going to be walking to school tomorrow. do you want them endangerered by bicycle ist on the street? there are several collisions with pedestrians being hit and a lot are not reported to mta and they are equally as dangerous as automobiles are and that should be a written priority of the agency and also walk san francisco. it should be formally stated in their documents. buu pedestrians have to be protected from all moving vehicles and this consists of bicycle squz you actually excluded this from your presentations which i find very distressing. i see bicyclist on the street all the time. and i could be potentially struck by one of these bicycles and they could be fatal injuries to people who are seniors and disabled. a fating