julia chris son and supervisor farrell and image okay may not i thought i heard another one coming mr. steve is the clerk i'm to thank jessie larson and charles i'd like to now let's see i'd like to call roll mr. clerk and roll call. >> supervisor chinning son and supervisor president tang and supervisor wiener we have quorum. >> thank you very much now i'd like to misconduct i instruct the clerk to call the consent calendar. >> consent calendar items it through 4 considered by the board to be routine and will be enacted by one resolution in the form or forms listed below. the staff is presented if they want to and will be considered separately. >> thank you very much seeing no conversation from colleagues let's opening it up for public comment at this point seeing none, public comment is closed let's take a roll call vote on those mr. star items. >> on see consent calendar supervisor christen. >> i vote to approve. >> supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor president tang supervisor wiener this item passes. >> great you thank you very much item 5 and recommending increasing or increa

we will come to "forbes on fox" let's go with mr. steve forbes, saab brianna shaver and rick younger and more. >> steve let's talk about the costs now and clearly a lot of those detainees from

we will come to "forbes on fox" let's go with mr. steve forbes, saab brianna shaver and rick younger and more. >> steve let's talk about the costs now and clearly a lot of those detainees from gitmo who are redecembered go back to the battlefield, even chuck hagel has said at that, by the way, he said we know that some of the detainees that have come out of gitmo have gone back to the fight, the battlefield. that means they are costing us a lot of money when they commit terror. >> well that's right and it's not just money david it's also the fact that what price do you put on those mnt lives that these terrorists then go back and take? >> and gitmo is not a jail like it is in the united states, it's a prisoner of war camp and by the way the prisoners there are treated far better than most pow-s were in previous wars. the cost is not about cost. closing gitmo would be immensely costly they do go back to the battlefield and the idea that you can treat them like domestic prisoners is preposterous. this is a war. gitmo is a pow camp, period. >

julia chris son and supervisor farrell and image okay may not i thought i heard another one coming mr. steve is the clerk i'm to thank jessie larson and charles i'd like to now let's see i'd like to call roll mr. clerk and roll call.

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. >> mr. stevey is live new in mercer county for us, hi steve. >> reporter: i wish i could talk in lauer than a's another ease piece. i would have say throw this one at chris why don't we toss to jenny joyce with the led zeppelin song down by the see side, a whole album. >> 1975 release. >> reporter: i wish we could hear the curse ward in lauren's head right now out through her microphone as we continue these led zeppelin. >> he needs more, all he knows about is led zeppelin. >> reporter: i understand what you are saying but you know what, all you know is led zeppelin you know pretty good. jenny joyce is more of a motor head fan than zeppelin if you didn't know. one more 70's rock reference right the now, i tweeted this all revved up with in place to go. lauren that is meat life and that is the reference to these plow drivers here in the capitol of new jersey. we are at the trenton thunder minor league baseball ballpark and you can see lots of plow trucks, all their engines are running, loaded with

mr. ryan. >> steve, what's the right answer?beard wasn't especially impressive. it looks like a 5:00 shadow. but it did exist and andy was correct, 2 for 2. >> i don't know, i feel like it was more of like an 8:00 shadow. all right. final question. andy, are you ready? this is the third question and this is from last night's show, and as we foreshadowed, it's actually from last night's "best new thing in the world." we watched last night a famous fashion designer and a qvc host argue heatedly about whether the moon is a planet or a star, or maybe the moment the rings are a baseball or maybe it's cheese. here's my question. who was the designer who insisted that the moon is a planet, in part, because he said, things live on it. was the designer, a, mark jacobs. b, isaac misrahi. c michael kors or d, zach posen. >> i'm going to go with b, mr. mizrahi. >> steve, do we know the answer? >> we do, but first, we need to watch the amazing video. >> go, go. >> come on, it's a planet. >> this could be real. the moon is what? the moon is a

mr. capitalism, steve froshs, richard, elizabeth mcdonald, mike, it's not looking good. >> no, david it's not. entrepreneurs are a dying breed due to too many taxes and too much regulation. normally during a recovery, particularly when

mr. capitalism, steve froshs, richard, elizabeth mcdonald, mike, it's not looking good. >> no, david it's not. entrepreneurs are a dying breed due to too many taxes and too much regulation. normally during a recovery, particularly wheninessps and take-home pay increase at a rapid rate. they are being thwarted because the policies from washington have been focused on the redistribution of wealth not the creation of wealth. >> and that's hurting, steve, the most valuable companies it's a the small companies that have the best jobs because you grow with the job, your responsibilities and salaries grow. the report's author, the head of gallop organization said the economy is never truly coming back unless we reverse the birth and death trends of american businesses. >> david, if that trend continued we would have a european tile economy which is why their growth rates lagged those of the u.s. the thing to keep in mind is the entrepreneurial spirit is alive live. we have 30 under 30. hundreds of young people doing amazing things in numerous areas of our life. what's happening with a stifling o

acknowledge the staff jim smith who records our meeting as he transcribes them on line and our clerk steve mr. clerk any announcements. >> none. >> please call roll. >> supervisor breed supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor wiener supervisor yee absent we have quorum. >> thank you. do we need to take a motion to excuse supervisor yee or is that not necessary for this committee that i. >> to the call of the chair. >> i move we excuse snooe e supervisor yee we'll take that without objection. >> thank you call the next item. >> item approval the minutes this is an action item. >> are there any comments on this item? seeing none we'll opening it up for public comment on item 2 seeing none, public comment is closed do we have a motion on this item we we have a motion and a second and do we need to take call roll >> supervisor breed supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor wiener supervisor yee absent this item passes thank you can we please call item 3. >> item 3 vision zero progress report. >> we have the co-chairs the task force here today both megan from the distributing aid tim of the sfmta

mr. sal castaneda. >>> steve, good morning to you. we are doing very well. as a matter of fact, the golden gate bridge is open, we'll have a live report coming up in just a moment. traffic at the toll plaza looks good. looking at the east bay interstate 880 in both directions it is a very nice drive. you can see for yourself here right in front of the open coliseum. and even 580 is off to a good start. even though we have heavy truck traffic on westbound 580. the commute continues to look very good. but the big story of the morning right now is that the golden gate bridge has reopened on time. it opened a little bit early. let's go to testimony p.m. who is live at the golden gate bridge with what happened over the weekend. tara. >> reporter: good morning. this bridge ended up it was supposed to open a half an hour ago but it opened up more than six hours earlierly. and what happened over the weekend was that crews, construction crews installed a movable barrier. this is a look at it right now. $30million barrier. more than 11,000 feet long designed to preven

mr. sal castaneda. >>> steve, thank you. traffic is off to a good start but the fog is very thick. i will show you the thick fog here. we're also going to show you traffic that is moving very well. you can see that the fog is very, very thick. this is all we can see. this is our camera. it's mounting on a building. you can't see anything of the east shore freeway pip just wanted to show you that. we're not going to show it again until we get a picture. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. that is super foggy. you can see traffic is light but just as steve and i have been telling you, it's a little different this morning. the fog is a lot more of a problem in many areas. it's drizzly and just keep yourself up to date on that. the traffic is going to be okay in the livermore valley. we're off to a decent start on westbound 580. let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news against the backdrop of an improving economy, president obama will deliver his state of the union address tonight. alex savidge is in our newsroom with how the president's priorities are aimed squarely at the m

. >> we're going to mr. steve chabot. >> this committee has long recognized the growing capabilities of north korea. last year i held two hearings specifically on north korea. it's one of the understandings mo vexing security challenges, so just a couple questions. ambassador kim, in june of last year, the cybill committee heard testimony from your predecessor, ambassador glen davies, and in his testimony he said china is north korea's, quote, last remaining patron unquote, however, as chairman royce already mentioned, pyongyang has a growing relationship with russia and illicit note works with cunning in the middle east, especially iran. we know that north korea maintains a fairly robust illicit trading network with these rare nation states, and last year signed an economic trade deal with russia. this will provide pyongyang with an economic boost to counter sanctions and counterbalance the chinese who have been putting some pressure on them. there's a growing speculation about how big north korea's cyberarmy rea

we are going to mr. steve chabot of ohio. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for convening this breakbreakages, the north korean threat. this committee has long recognized the dangers of pyongyang's growing capabilities. in fact, last year as former chairman of the asia-pacific subcommittee, i held two hearings specifically on north korea because not only is it the greatest security threat to the peace and stability of asia but it's one of the united states most vexing security challenges. and i would argue greatest policy failures in many ways. the just a couple of questions. ambassador kim in june of last year the asia-pacific subcommittee heard testimony from your predecessor, ambassador glenn davies, and in his testimony he stated that china is north korea's quote last remaining patriot, unquote. however, as chairman royce already mentioned pyongyang has a good relationship with russia and illicit networks with countries in the middle east especially iran. we know that north korea maintains a fairly robust illicit trading network with these very

as the owner of the mavericks, any advice to the owners of the clippers, mr. steve balmer? >> i e-mailed steve using cyber dust and told him that he shouldn't be so shy. he's got to have a lot of catching up to do. you want to be yourself. fans want to see an owner that it sleep, and breathe the team. one thing to be at microsoft when you are the ceo and maybe a tape of your speech gets linked and a whole another thing when one of the big differences between running a microsoft or any company is there is no beat reports that have to write about you every day. there are not 20 blogs happened to come up with something everyday life for the mavericks were clippers. everything he does will be recorded. it will be interesting to see how he is on the sidelines whether he becomes aware of the camera or states himself. i hope he is crazy. it will give me a sidekick. i do not give a shit. it will be 15 years in january and you not see me mellow or slow down. if you do not like it, that is your problem. >> will the mavericks make it to the playoffs? >> i am ready to go. >> mark almon

. >> we're going to mr. steveot. >> this committee has long recognized the growing capabilities of north korea. last year i held two hearings specifically on north korea. it's one of the understandings mo vexing security challenges so just a couple questions. ambassador kim, in june of last year the cybill committee heard testimony from your predecessor, ambassador glen davies, and in his testimony he said china is north korea's quote last remaining patron unquote, however, as chairman royce already mentioned pyongyang has a growing relationship with russia and illicit note works with cunning in the middle east, especially iran. we know that north korea maintains a fairly

mr. balmer, steve ballmer of microsoft, he just bought the clippers from $2 billion.that the new threshold for these high quality, big metropolis teams now? >> i wouldn't say that's the new threshold, but prices have gone up. i'm not going to give you a specific price because i could wind up on the buy side here, and i'm not going to be bidding against myself. [laughter] but, obviously, these are extremely valuable assets, and as you said, there are only a limited number of them. there are 30 nba teams, and when one in major market like los angeles, chicago or new york comes on the market, you're going to get immense demand not just locally or nationally, but even internationally. liz: right. and you know what? you've got a lot of twitter billionaires, facebook billionaires. they want to own something like this, that's how it goes. sal, great to talk to you, so much. >> my pleasure. >> sal galatioto, maybe on the buy side eventually, we'll see. >>> president obama trying to strike a bipartisan note today. he welcomed congressional leaders to the white house for the fi

the man who introduced that legislation majority leader of the arizona house of representatives, mr. steve having me. >> i want to put up something that makes your point and that is how few people actually know -- americans know about american history. in oklahoma and arizona students have less than a 4% passage rate of a simple civics test. only a third of americans can name the branches of government and 25% can't i.d. who we gained independence from. steve, why is it americans don't know much about history? >> well, this is what we see here as actually a crisis in civics that's happening. even the pew research mentions that, only a third can name the three branches of government, the national assessment on educational progress tells us that two-thirds of students test below proficient in the area of civics. i mean, we don't have to go further than comedians at night on their talk shows or making fun and poking fun of what we're seeing here today. this is a test that 92% of immigrants pass the first time when they want to become citizens. so this is something -- we're looking at basic fu

mr. williams, you have three minutes of rebuttal. >> thank you. steve williams again. you know, with all due respect to mr. [inaudible] who i've known for a very long time he's just wrong about article 9. please look at the language of that statute. it says my portion, any construction, and any portion of an unaccepted street requires the consent of the abutting landowner and the reason is because they're responsible. you heard it from his lips. the matulas will be 100% responsible for this. they get to pick their poison. it's more dangerous to build a sidewalk and a lot higher level of liability for a sidewalk that's been constructed than for natural land. if someone's hiking up through these bushes as it is now they will at least have that defense, but won't have that defense on this steep slope of concrete. as you heard from the neighbors, mr. brand is bent on attacking the matulas, who knows why, and he's bent on rehashing arguments that went out with the dr. he talks about windows, and the design. the design has been set since 2006. the only thing he's been dealing

the clerk of the committee is steve staymous. and mr. clerk, call

the clerk of the committee is steve staymous. and mr. clerk, call item number 2. >> item 1 roll call. [ calling roll ]>> item a. >> we have a quorum. >> okay. thank you, could you please call item number 2? >> consent calendar. items 2 through 4 comprise the consent calendar. the items are considered routine. staff is prepared to present it desired. >> thank you any members of the public would like to speak to item number 2. okay. public comment is closed after a motion to approve? motion made by mr. commissioner tang and seconded by two. this motion passes. or roll call? >> roll call. >> okay. let's do a roll call vote? [ calling roll ] >> consent calendar passes. >> okay. that's good. approval of the minutes. could you please call item number 3? >> i think it was 2 through 4. >> okay. could you please call the next item. >> item 5. state and federal legislative adape.legislative. this is an informationadape./action item. >> good morning members. i'm happy to be here. we have action items today. the legislature convened monday the first

mr. allen. >> thank you very much steve.carroll, head coach, seattle, congratulations, coach. >> thank you, terry. >> did you ever in your wildest dreams imagine you could come into a game like this, have five turnovers in a football game when you know you pride yourself on not turning the football over and yet win this game in overtime? >> terry, when you have the 12s behind us like this today, and you have the beliefs that these guys have that want another there isn't nothing you can't do. as crazy as that sounds, they pulled it together and pulled off a great comeback victory. >> it's amazing to us the first touchdown\was scored on special teams and chris matthews recovered an onside kick that got you in position to win this football game. >> it takes everybody to contribute to get that done. special teams came through in a big way. it was just so much heart today. it was going to come out somehow somehow we pulled it out. >> you're standing on the sideline, you got to say to yourself, i can't believe that we're going to

steve: wow. he's got his ascot in his pocket. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that an ascot? like a mr. howell? >> steve: yeah, like thurston howell iii. >> jimmy: thurston howell iii ascot. >> steve: it's like james poyser iii. the turd. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: third. >> steve: third, sorry. it's the new york accent. >> jimmy: yeah, no problem. ♪ thank you, academy president cheryl boone isaacs, for pronouncing nominee dick pope as dick poop. [ laughter ] or as john travolta put it, "thank you." [ laughter ] finally. >> steve: finally. >> jimmy: big deal. i messed up. >> steve: it's not as bad as dick poop. >> jimmy: leave me alone. >> steve: she's got two dirty words together. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. ♪ thank you, paddington, for looking like the raccoon from "guardians of the galaxy" dressed up as the murderer from "i know what you did last summer." that's just perfect. [ laughter ] perfect. i got it. ♪ thank you, benedict cumberbatch, for sounding less like a movie star and more like something a a british guy would order for brunch. [ laughter ] [ british accent ] "i'll have the benedict cum

mr. sal castaneda. >>> same to you, steve. we are looking pretty good on this early rise for those of you that are just about to head out the door. you can see the east shore freeway. pardon me. it looks pretty good. there are no major problems here. the commute is doing very nicely as you head out to the mccarthur maze. 18 minute drive which is about the standard drive with no traffic. bay bridge toll plaza light coming into san francisco. traffic continues to look very good. and 580 through the livermore valley. but right now traffic is looking good. the road sensors are green. it means there is not a lot of slow down. 4:30, let's go back to the desk. >>> dozens of people took to the streets of san francisco to remember the four men killed in hayes valley last friday. tara moriarty is also live in san francisco this morning where the police gang task force is pursuing leads. tara. >> reporter: police chief greg suhr has asked anyone with information about these killings to come forward. he says that shots were fired from at

steve: yeah. >> jimmy: oh, god. >> you're looking nervous. >> jimmy: sir mix-a-lot. >> "baby got back?" >> jimmy: yeah. >> no! mr. t catch phrase! m! >> jimmy: dang. >> this is when you like -- you're in a game and you guys -- you knock your hands together! >> jimmy: fist bump. >> yes! >> jimmy: yes! >> steve: okay, wednesday is known as -- >> hump day! >> jimmy: throw the money in the air! >> oh! um, making it rain! >> hey, hey, you talking too fast. you need to -- [ buzzer ] [ sad tuba ] >> steve: slow down. [ buzzer ] [ screams and applause ] what was it? >> slow your roll. >> jimmy: oh my god, that was the best round of the game i've ever played in my life. ever, in the history of the show, ever. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my gosh. >> we got into the urban section. slow your roll. fist bump. i'm like -- >> steve: make it rain. >> yeah, make it rain. what game is this? >> jimmy: all right, come on. it's a family show, man. >> i'm not ready. >> oh, you're out in the yard with the kids. >> steve: hula hoop. >> this is when somebody just sits on the sofa all day and watches tv. >> jimmy: couch potato. >> that's right. >> steve:

mr. conyers. this is congressman steve: from memphis -- steve cohen from memphis. he has dedicated his life to public service. as a child, the challenges of living with polio taught him how to overcome obstacles through persistence and determination, values which would shake his career as a legislator. thank you so much for joining us, mr. cohen. [applause] >> thank you very much. to mr. conyers mr. "reel america" --mr. rangel and everyone else, it is an honor to be with john conyers on the stage. some people did not know my district when i was elected. my district is one of the greatest districts in america. let me edit that out. my district is the greatest district in america. [laughter] it is 65% african american. in a different kind of primary it is 80% african american. they have sent me her five times with numbers that are outstanding. but at first, people did not know if they would elect me. then they did not know if they would reelect me. some people thought i was sidney poitier "guess who is coming to congress?" to the district supports me, and i work hard

mr. sal castaneda. >>> once again, steve, i might be wanting to go to santa cruz today. >> with the top down. >> absolutely. i'm ready. actually, i'm going to stay here and do the traffic. for now. >> probably a good idea. >> let's see what we have with the traffic on the bay bridge. yesterday we had a pretty decent day at the bay bridge. by 8:00 it was cleared out and some schools still have this week off but for the most part it has been a normal commute for the bay bridge. expect for that 8:00 hour yesterday. north and southbound interstate 880 looking good past the coliseum and no major problems if you are driving on 580 westbound. all the way out to the mccarthur maze. still police activity closing ramp southbound 280 at 101. the ramp that is closed is southbound 280 on to 280. southbound 280 to 101 is working. but the best bet is to use 101. >>> san francisco police are trying to figure out who set fire to the home that was made famous in the robin williams movie mrs. doubt fire. alex savidge is live in the pacific heights neighborhood right now to explain what happened out there. good morning, alex.

mr. sal castaneda. >> all right steve, good morning to you. we are doing okay.8 minute drive as you head out to the mccarthur maze. no major problems along the way. as a matter of fact, it has been nice. this could be your opportunity as you drive through. i also want to headache sure the traffic at the toll plaza i want you to know it is getting busier. some of the outside cash lanes have more of a line. in just a few minutes they will turn the metering lights on. if you are driving on the peninsula, traffic looks good on 101 and 280 in case you are trying to catch a flight to sfo. it's a nice drive getting there. 5:33 let's go back to the desk. >>> a freshman swimmer has dropped out of stanford after he was arrested on suspicion of raping an intoxicated and unconscious woman. janine de la vega is live on the stanford campus this morning to tell us what you found out about that investigation. janine. >> reporter: as you said the young man would come here. he was a member of the swim team. brock turner has been arrested for rape. the assault took place on januar