mr. weiner ?oo . >> herbert weiner. by and large i support the spirit of what is being done. i think you should crack down on people using them illegally and use whatever methods you need to do this. but i have a problem with charging for parking. it will raise reverend gnaw for mta and maybe a political deal was struck where you would implement these changes you have parking. if you wanted to be equitable, you would go after the bicyclists which has president been done to date. why go after one group? i have the feeling you are going after disadvantaged people for money and this is a form of fiscal bullying and in the back of my mind i ask the question, will they be taking candy from babies next and possibly selling the candy for revenue? i don't know, but i hope this is not true. i also think that given physical impairments maybe 4 hours is not a realistic limitation because people have medical procedures, they may have other pressing things. what if they go to school? that would be another thing and also be a physical hardship to run out and put money in the meter for park

mr. weiner says we should just go a little bit slower toward that iceberg.shes to boehner says we should just go a little bit slower toward that iceberg. we are heading for a crash. the senate and the congress and the house are playing smoke and mirrors. --ent to washington it washington a couple of weeks ago. it looked like shane high because there are careens and construction and all kinds of stuff going on. because washington is sucking the life out of america. it is a shame they are playing these charades with the american people right now. >> that is jim in delaware. this is from "the hill" newspaper. penny, democrat, san diego, you are on "washington journal." i am very concerned, i spent a lot of time with people who have very low income. i see the focus is to cut these programs from people for jobless , andits, for food stamps you have no idea how much people suffered because of it. at the same time we have these corporations that take their jobs overseas. fundingo not have the that we would get from that resource. that would be a better avenue than

mr. weiner, we have to have confidence in that rail system. it's so important to cities this sides and smaller ones as well. thank you very much for joining us. good luck with the findings of the investigation. we look forward to hearing what is relevant. >> thank you. >> trying to tell this story, obviously, we want to get all sides of it. is we will get the survivor of the crash. she took this photo of the plane flipped on its side. she tells of the incredible story of how she handled it and what gave her the presence of mind to take pictures. we will talk about the investigation with the governor of new york, andrew cuomo. he will be joining us. >> let's take look at the headlines this hour. vice president joe biden arrives in japan as a part of a three country visit. china recently announced new flight restrictions unilaterally imposed in the east china sea t. white house says it will meet in chosen to discuss easing the friction anded advancing diplomacy. state police say at least two people were seriously injured. 35 others were taken to

supervisor scott weiner: thank you, mr. mayor. president david chiu: our next question by supervisor cohen. i understand she's stuck in traffic. i will read her question to the mayor. mr. mayor, many of us at the board of supervisors have worked with legislation to increase job access opportunities for residents in our city. while there are some integrated in the work force development system, i think we can do a lot more to bring a broader range of prior employers to bring residents to complete a job program. you have recently launched a techs to work and can you describe how that's going to fit with the outreach and what is the plan for this outreach tool. mayor edwin m. lee: thank you for supervisor cohen's question. as you all know we are living in an extraordinary time in an extraordinary city. we are seeing economic recovery all around us, new homes, offices, neighborhood developments and homes built and getting back to work. as i took office in 2011, today unemployment is 5.3 percent. making san francisco the fastest growin

mr. warner who is conducting the investigation. i i'm earl weiner i'm a member of the national transportation safety board the investigators fro from the ntsb arrived on scene today at about 12:30. the ntsb is an independent federal agency charged by congress to investigate all aviation related accidents and significant accident in rail, marine, highway and pipe line we also issue safety recommendations to avoid having the same accidents again. gbefore i go any further on behalf of the ntsb i would like to extend our condolences to the family and friends of the victims of the this tragic accident. here is the factual information we have at this point in time. at approximately 7:20 this morning a metro north railroad train was derailed. the train was en route from poughkeepsie to they have given the railroad permission to begin righting those cars. there is some sort of fuel leak from the locomotive and they want to take care of that from the diesel locomotive. and the indication las bee has m those on scene they believe everyone has been accounted f

mr. anthony weiner. cubicle guy who kept popping up in that anthony weiner news conference.ng the government shutdown. the woman whose face adorned healthcare.gov. that's kind of a sad story, she's been harassed by it. and pajama boy. pajama boy is your number one. why? >> it's definitely the most recent. it's really top of mind. it's sort of been dominating the news cycle most recently. it'sen interesting story, organizing for action. formally the president's campaign apparatus has been promoting health care and they tweeted out this picture of this young man in pajamas, sipping cocoa saying this december sip hot cocoa and talk about health care. all of a sudden it dominated our screens for a few news cycles. people are still using this picture when they're talking about health care. it's become the new sort of cover art on article about health care pushes. so it's really the most recent and the most sort of topical example of how these people can really go from anonymity to a lot of fame completely overnight. >> so you talk about you know how the recent element sort of pro

mr. avalos? >> aye. >> breed? >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> chiu. >> absent. >> cohen? >> aye. >> farrell. >> absent. >> kim? >> aye. >> and commissioner mar >> aye. >> commissioner tang >> aye. >> and weiner. >> aye. >> and commissioner yee. >> aye. >> the item passes. >> and the item passes. >> okay, colleagues, we have the next item and item 13, and the potential closed sessioned concerning the executive director's performance goals for the fiscal year and these are goals that i worked on executive director over the past several months and we appointed her to the exclusive director position and we also had a personnel committee meeting and i feel great about what she has put forward but given that we don't have the full board here, i think that it would be good to defer this to the next full board meeting and we could all weigh in. and i would feel most comfortable if we had eleven members that were part of this rather than the 8 that are here right now and so we defer this item to the next full board meeting and i don't think that is going to change very much. the work that miss chang and the ta are doing and i encourage you to review and in our packet, what is there for the next meeti