and i contacted ms. kim's office . get on it today, but you need to stay on top of it because if this is going to continue on, you're going to have to take an aggressive approach. and that is a $16.50 per day to each tenant along as the elevator is down and that's the only way they're going to understand. and the city is going to have to impose the fine and get on top of it because this is happening all over and it's getting ready to be pipelined and this is what's happening, going throughout. thank you very much. >>> hello. [speaker not understood] activist. happy birthday, chief. one thing i might put in my number of thing, i think i was actually going through prep school when the term nerd actually started to be coined. and at that time it was people who -- there's was a time when the slide rule was replaced by the pocket calculator. those were the people who had your nerd bag. i've got one here, strangely. i would say if there is anything that would define what a nerd is, it would be someone going around saying, de

what ms kim is complaining about, she says there's a high degree of professionalism and treating taxpayers well, that the cincinnati story, i have shown to be nonsense, there was no scandal in cincinnati, it's manufactured. >> on the other hand, that systematic problem question, if you look at what happened, there was higher and more intense scrutiny of conservative groups compared to licial groups, even though the fbi found no crimes, we still had louis lerner coming out pleading the fifth. >> win under criminal investigation will exercise a right under the constitution and not testify. secondly, importantry, the only groups with tax status tape away were liberal groups. the reason the conservative group came under cuty. think of a building inspector looking at plans saying this building will cop apps and -- collapse, arguing that those that submit plans that don't meed the law, they change your. we saw that, things not properly presented... >> were the liberal ones presented well. if you look at the numbers... >> you hit upon what is the key problem. more of these conservative applicatio

what ms. kim is worried about and i thought it ought to be our focus is, she says there's a high degree of professionalism and treating taxpayers well, that the cincinnati story as you know antonio i've shown to be just complete nonsense, there was no scandal in cincinnati it's totally manufactured. but -- >> on the other hand, david, again that systemic problem question, if you look at what happened in cincinnati there serge was higher and more intense scrutiny of conservative groups compared to liberal groups and even though the fbi has found this crimes were committed, we still have lois lelernlearnelerner coming out a- >> secondly and more importantly, the reason conservative -- the only groups this had their tax status taken away were conservative groups. think of a building inspector who has brought a set of building plans and looks at them as an expert and says this building will collapse and then starts demanding that those people who presented building plans that don't follow the law, tha

kim. supervisor mar. supervisor yee. this item passes >> thank you. now ms. chang please call item 67 and recommending an appointment of one member to the advisory committee. we have comments from chester functioning and supervisor yee as well. chester fong >> wrong item. >> for our regular citizens advisory committee. we have the background they have a advisory member and they serve different terms for the recommendations and the boards points out the members. neither staff nor the committee make recommendations on the appointments and you can see a list of folks for applicants i applications and in attachment won a lincoln's with information regarding our current members to qualify you may not be a san francisco resident to speak to our interests and

ms. ballard. i'm sawyer, supervisor kim has a question. ~ [speaker not understood] innovating a lot of parks now which is awesome and they're beautiful. >> thank you. >> did the department -- what is the department doing to -- or is there -- are we actually installing water filling infrastructure in the parks as we renovate them? i know, for example, dolores park, i don't think we're doing that. maybe i'm forgetting something. can you just let me know what's happening there? >> so, in our interior facilities, that's a pretty easy -- >> a lot of parks don't have -- >> right. in our landscapes, it's a little more challenging. i actually have not looked closely at the substudent ordinance, but i believe there is lack wa in there requiring us in capital projects over a certain amount to continue to do that ~. it is our goal, as you know from participating in many of our community meetings, there is covering associated with costs, but it is a stated goal for all of our capital projects. >> and, so, in terms of what would rec and park -- what could we anticipate going forward? do you have a park that doesn'

it makes sense that kim and kourtney kardashian's latest is ms.ture is for the younger generation. they will be with us in a moment that look at the trains are made here in the usa. ♪ >> it's time for today's bloomberg big number -- $10.5 billion which is how much the subway system repairs will cost the city of new york. a $34 billion gap between basic repairs and the amount of money available to the city over the next five years. budget seeks to billion dollars in tax cuts but if the report is correct, it appears a surplus does not exist. what happens to our transit? staying with trains, this is a new bloomberg series --" made in america" that looks at global companies that choose to manufacture in the united states for it we look at the largest supplier of train cars in the world. 100 thousande than bombardier trains made right here in new york. >> bombardier is a company that supplies aircraft and trains worldwide. we are the largest supplier of railcars in the world. a motivations had to move people in cities. we make cities alive and make the

ms. bringing son to respond to the issue it's coming up later so colleagues we've heard public comment can we have a motion by supervisor kim. >> i'm sorry we're still on item 4 so my question is on the bike lane allocation. there's a definition in the packet, however, this only comes up because we had the fatality on king street last year. i notice that's our first bicyclist fatality and a lot of the discussion is around where the fact she was struck by the truck. i can't remember the intersection