mr. shaw and supervisor yee, i think has acknowledged that. mr. shaw said to the cac early in november that this document is not a binding document. he said today that this is on the starting the discussion. so often yee says it is not based on numbers. because of this, the very important facilities commit at city college of san francisco has stated that they do not support at all this report. and they say they reject this report in it's entirety because it is not based on any numbers. it is not based on any analysis. city college just last month in november authorized hiring somebody to do an analysis. what's going to happen when you lose all 2,000 parking spaces for a college they want to increase the enrollment? it's now free. so, they said that there is no basis in fact on this report and they reject it in it's entirety. but they are going forward to do a study and i think they are going to conclude there is no alternative other than to retain that parking space. but we submit this commiss

mr. shaw. >> thank you commissioner breed. at commissioner yee's request, we did return to the community a number of times to hear the concerns. i think part of the challenge was how do we stick with what's the written scope of a transportation demand management while acknowledging a lot of community concerns that maybe a tdm can't address. we changed a lot of the tdm recommendations or refined them to make sure the community's concerns are addressed. for example, the data challenge that's been mentioned. there was additional data collected a second time and then recommendations were added to refine data collection in the future when city college or balboa reservoir go for their analysis. and for things that the tdm can't really address, we wanted to make sure that those concerns were included. for example, safety at transit stops at night is a significant concern. that needs to be addressed at transit stops throughout the neighborhood and beyond. and so, it was included in here. but this is n

. >> chair peskin: before we hear from mr. shaw, ms. cohen is on the roster. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. i just have some questions. i will speak after mr. shaw. >> thank you commissioner yee. i name is jeremy shaw from the san francisco planning department. today i'm going to provide a brief overview of the tdm framework, which was funded at the request of supervisor yee by a neighborhood transportation improvement program. to set the context, there many, many land you and planned use initiatives going on. they include the balboa reservoir, and city college as well as transportation improvements for the balboa station area, pedestrian safety and transit operations. the balboa area tdm framework discussed today complements all these projects. but it's focus is limited to a -- its focus is limited, which i imagine you are all particular. to summarize, it supports people in making the choice for sustainable transportation. it is designed to use the existing transportation system more efficiently. they must accommodate the diversity of

status several countries in the middle east and also south east asia and that is the region that mr shaw is currently touring but that wasn't the only so to say teaser from the russian defense minister he went on to say that whenever he talks to the military bosses from other countries there is always some sort of discussion about potential contracts to buy russia's top defense tech so if we are to believe him soon we we'll we are meant to find out who's next to get the us four hundred ysaye next means russia has already sold these before it's not true well turkey's already got a contract and when these papers were signed it was indeed big news because turkey is obviously a nato member and a key ally of the u.s. in the region in they chose to use the russian air defense system to keep their skies safe someone else in the middle east which is all but who is sorry all but dependent on america when it comes to their military might is saudi arabia and the saudi delegation was in moscow king saul mon of course as well they agreed with russia on a deal as well china wants to buy it india too a

mr. monet shaw commented on and has written on a 2-page analysis. will we have that on our calendar? >> we're hoping to hatch the meet-and-confer process in january and then it will go back to the board for them to introduce and act on. we'll keep the commission informed and if it needs to come back here -- >> so we have to wait for the board of supervisors? >> at this point, it was sent to them and pending with them, so we'd like to get it back and enacted into law. >> to your knowledge, has this commission taken action on a proposed ordinance that requires meeting and conferring with unions? >> the issue was raised as well with extending e-filings technology to all designated employees. there was a request that that be consulted. i think there's disagreement if it's meet-and-confer requirement. we do know there are significant questions and we'd like to be responsive to that as much as we can. >> all right. so is there a legal difference between meet and confer and meet and consult? >> i understand there is, but i'm not a lawyer -- >> i 97 heard it. maybe mr. chen can provide me an

extremely bad result and that's why many are against that idea of the grand coalition now it's up to mr shaw to try and convince them that they could also be good things if they form a new coalition and that the party the social democrats could also gain by entering a new coalition without democrats conservatives and finally a thomas to talk to us about chance the angle america how did she come through this breakthrough well for her this is obviously extremely important because this is the last chance that she has if she and other party leaders want to avoid either a minority government or fresh elections she's obviously counting on this idea of a new grand coalition and at least in the twenty eight pages that we read it does seem that she managed to get quite a lot for example when it comes to migration to capping the number of refugees and capping the family reunifications when it comes to refugees or something that i think she can be proud or least happy about but again for her this is also the beginning of the challenge she also has to try and convince members of her own conservative blo

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we can speak to our home affairs correspondent danny shaw now regarding mr worboys.term underan given an eight year minimum term under an indeterminate sentence, known as an ipp. he served around ten years. a couple of years over the minimum and he will be released this month. eyebrows have been raised at what seems to be a relatively early release for a crime of this magnitude? it's not early in the strictest sense because he has served beyond his minimum term. certainly, the gravity and the scale of the offending i think it has raised some concern and some surprise that he is going to be let out. the decision was made by the independent parole board, they considered the case last november. three members of the parole board came to the decision he should be let out. he will be subject to licence conditions. can't approach his victims and report every week to probation staff. physical he breaches the terms of his licence he can be returned to prison. it raises questions about the decisions being made by the parole board in terms of ipp sentences. they are under press

mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! >>> welcome back, everyone. in today's "weekend download," 2018's travel trends and i recently spoke to abc's travel and lifestyle editor genevieve shaw'm not sure about this. you say that barns are all the rage for travelers in 2018. barns? >> yes, yes, but this is not sleeping with the cattle so refurbished barn stays are up 50% compared to last year according to home away. the large vacation rental website and these barns all across the u.s. and are gorgeous. media rooms, water views, pool tables. and the best part is the price. they can be had for as little as $10 per person per night. >> could probably fit a lot more. >> you just changed my mind about barns. what else? >> we've heard about the multigenerational vacation by now but what's really trending this year is the skip-gen vacation, so essentially this is grandparents taking grandkids on trips of a lifetime so as boomers are retiring, they're prioritizing travel and family as their goals and grandkids are going on great vacations and parents being left behind. >> which is a great bonus for the parents. there's something in it for everybody, exactly. and cruises, there's a l