we have to be a new mta.e cannot do things the way we used to and for the public to give us understanding, we're trying to iterate on the fly. trying to optimize on every last bit of resource we have until we have clear security in our financial standing to be able to bring everything back and hopefully better. thank you. >> chair borden, i want to let you know, i'll need to step away to go to the board of supervisors shortly. >> chair borden: i think that brings us to the end. unless we can close this item. we'll close item number 11. that brings us to the final item. which is to adjourn the meeting. so our next meeting is october 5 and we have a meeting on the 19. everyone, enjoy the rest of your day. thank you for your comments and paying attention. bye. >> right before the game starts, if i'm still on the field, i look around, and i just take a deep breath because it is so exciting and magical, not knowing what the season holds is very, very exciting. it was fast-paced, stressful, but the good kind of str

they shared spaces effort from the mta was a joint effort for planning, parking, engineering, all of our shots including every sign shop you see represented behind me and even this building.we thought it would be important to not just recognize those people who been so important to business recovery to carry out core policies but to do it on their own turf. these are people who go to work for you and they served the city every day. they keep it in a good state of repair. so i'm going to very quickly read the list behind me when i say their name. i'm going to take my place and she's going to do another presentation today.all right, nick cannon. ari hunter. one day he week. monica you much. francesca napolitano, gretchen rood derek marshall . coloma. >> josi costa january. dean coppola, jesse grady. dan and her. brian blew. rihanna cooper. amy john. monica easy. albert lamb. in ron and ken dooley. davidson down. andre wright. >> please join me in recognizing everyone watching here. [applause]. >> we cannot thank you enough for all your hard work. i don't know where we would be as a cit

this is why mta, one of the reasons why mta isa failed agency thank you . >> next speaker please. >> you have six questions remaining. >> thank you chair, my pronouns are she and her. i stressed to you that covid-19 is real it is not a hoax, israel . i am vaccinated by you being vaccinated i can ride on subway trains andgo on elevators and do all kinds of other things and i also wear a mask . i ask that you support this vaccine mandate because i want to be safe and i am living vaccine work when i qualify for the booster shot i'm going to get it. i'll be first in line for it becauseit works . i asked that the true safety that really comes from an ocular waiting against covid-19 so we have to make sure we adhere to thatvaccine mandate . i did hear some commentary earlier about various autonomous vehicles. i support autonomous vehicles for many reasons and one reason why i like the idea of autonomous vehicles is they don't discriminate . they don't care if i'm wearing a skirt. they don't care about my social definition or lack of definition. they will pick me up so there's equity in aut

it's a huge step it's a reversal from mta have been doing in refusing to commit to bring those lines back, some very encouraging me in my district. the number 6 line the number 21 the 2. >> are all scheduled to come back now starting february 2022. this comes as the transit agency announced on wednesday that is temporarily suspending some short line services, including these lines up on your screen due to employees who are still not vaccinated. >> sfmta director jeffrey tumlin writes, quote, vaccines are safe and the best way to protect the public are workers and their families are preparing to minimize service impacts as the mandate takes effect monday, the suspension in short line rights goes into effect on monday, november first in san francisco tiller the psac ii kron 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news a tragic incident in new mexico, spring action here in california. that debate. >> over gun safety on movie sets. facebook is rebranding itself and the social media giant is changing its name to metta what ceo mark zuckerberg metta what ceo mark zuckerberg says he's ta

sharon lai, steve hemminger, and our final speaker, mta board member amanda eacon. >> good afternoon, san francisco. on behalf of the entire mta board of directors i'm exciteded about the completion of the rapid geary project which is so important in accomplishing some of our key goals improving transit service and also improving traffic safety as mayor breed mentioned. it was noted my colleagues director lai and hemminger are here today and i want to thank them for their services. the geary bus lines are not just among the busiest in san francisco, they are among the busiest in the entire country where 56,000 and there's been a comprehensive suite of tools installed by this project to improve transit speed and reliability. of course, the red transit lanes bus stop optimization. as jeff mentioned, the quick builds alone improve transit service by 20% and i will tell you i experienced that this morning coming here on the 38r, that bus was flying down the street and it got here 13 minutes faster than google maps predicted. thank you to the geary rapid project. it's so nice to be able to

total silence from mta, from julie kirvebom and the mta board of directors up and down the line. no one will respond to that option. there's no good benefit to having people with disabilities get off where they wanted it ended and have to cross all of market street and hope that the elevator into church works. this is just impractical for people with disabilities. and there was no prior request for it. finally, since i'm a member of the paratransit council i would just say that the requirement is service within a three-quarter mile distance so that it's not half a mile. i just want to clarify for those who are listening or anybody else who may not know about paratransit, that three-quarters of a mile covers a wide swath of san francisco and would overlap many lines. but, again, not restoring the 6 and the 21 to serve st. mary's and to serve u.c. parnasis makes it harder for us, people with disabilities, to get to and from those centers for health care or to visit a friend or family member or neighbor who might be in that hospital. thank you. >> co-chair madrid: thank you for your

total silence from mta from julie kirvebom and the mta board of directors up and down the line.l respond to that option. there's no good benefit to having people with disabilities get where they wanted it ended and have to cross all of market street and hope that the elevator works. this is just impractical for people with disabilities. and there was no prior request for it. l,y, since i'm a member of the paratransit council i would just say that the requirement is service within athree-quarter mile distance so that it's not half a mile. who are listening or anybody else who may not know about paratransit, that three-quarters of a mile covers a w of would overlap many li but, again not restoring the 6 and the 21 st. mary's and to serve u.c. parnasis makes it harder for us, people with es, to get to and from those centers for health care or to visit a friend or family member or neighbor who might be in >> co-chair madrid: thank you for your comment. does anyone have any public comment at this time? >> clerk: yes. helen has been permitted to unmute. >> caller: yeah, hi i appreciat

while the mta has made moves towards more cuts. city leaders say they're now making headway with the transit agency. >> in a reversal decision to bring back some of its lines by early next year. supervisor dean preston says it's all thanks to community organization and rallies like the one held today. >> on thursday, unity, riders operators and transit advocates. lead in san francisco for the municipal transportation agency to store all of its lines that have since been cut during the pandemic supervisor. dean preston who represents district 5 says cuts in service have had tremendous impacts for residents had folks from japan town talking about seniors trying to get a 2 in from japan town in the is just a huge you know, we've also heard from folks over at hospitals at saint mary's at ucsf. >> don't have the number 6 number 21 each of these bus lines there for a reason. you know that some of these have been here over a 100 years in a they connect our communities to grocery stores pharmacies hospitals school pressing claims that mta'

well, the mta has made moves towards more cuts. city leaders say they're now making headway with the transit agency. >> in a reversal decision to bring back some of its lines by early next year. supervisor dean preston says it's all thanks to community organization and rallies like the one held today. >> on thursday. unity, riders operators in transit advocates. they lead in san francisco for the municipal transportation agency to store all of its lines that have since been cut during the pandemic supervisor. dean preston who represents district 5 says cuts in service have had tremendous impacts for residents had folks from japan town talking about seniors trying to get a 2 in from japan town in the is just a huge you know, we've also heard from folks over at hospitals at saint mary's at ucsf. >> don't have the number 6 number 21 each of these bus lines there for a reason. you know that some of these have been here over a 100 years in a they connect our communities to grocery stores pharmacies hospitals school pressing claims that

if they are put on leave or fired, sf mta says it could lead to gaps in muni service. >>> let's take a live look at san francisco. tonight the city plans to give out incentives of up to $100,000 to stop car break-ins. there london breed announced to the city will give out cash rewards for information leading to the arrests and convictions of burglars in charge of large organized crime rings. shortly after her announcement, another car break and happened in fisherman's wharf. police data shows there has been a consistent increase in burglaries and popular tourist spots since 2017. >> it is really embarrassing for our city. it is frustratingd it gives people the impression that it's not safe to come here. >> the new cash incentive is being fueled by private donors, and the hospitality and tourism industries. >>> a controversial statue of a former san jose mayor could be gone in just a matter of months. at the pick thomas fallon hoisting a flag at the end of the mexican-american war. it is the symbol of the u.s. claiming california. opponents argue that it represents oppression, racism,

stone explains that more than 600 san francisco mta employees are unvaccinated, many of them muni drivers and soon they could be off the drop. reporter: 300 transit operators off the job at -- would mean double or triple the amount of's union of america president roger barranco says will happen if unvaccinated muni bus operators are fired for not getting the vaccine by november 1. like san francisco is requiring. >> it's a scary situation because it is like the city and county of san francisco chopping off their own leg when you don't need to. reporter: at tuesday's meeting, 640 municipal transportation agency employees aren't vaccinated. more than 300 of those are muni operators. that's 13 to 15% of the city's total bus drivers, less than 50 are currently asking for exceptions. vaccine or taking a daily covidhio sho w how tnd mostave rong opinions. some against. >> i think about vaccination it should be about choice. then it's going to turn into a monarchy type. they will force everybody. >> if they don't want to take it, they shouldn't take it. don't think it's right to lay people off t

stone explains that more than 600 san francisco mta employees are unvaccinated, many of them muni driversnd soon they could be off the drop. 300 transit operators off the job at -- would mean double or triple the amount of waiting. that's what transit workers union of america president roger barranco says will happen if unvaccinated muni bus operators are fired for not getting the vaccine by november 1. like san francisco is requiring. >> it's a scary situation because it is like the city and county of san francisco chopping off their own leg when you don't need to. reporter: at tuesday's meeting, 640 municipal transportation agency employees aren't vaccinated. more than 300 of those are muni operators. that's 13 to 15% of the city's total bus drivers, less than 50 are currently asking for exceptions. operators want a choice of getting the vaccine or taking a daily covid test which is not currently an option. this muni operator told us he got his two shots. ask writers how they feel and most have strong opinions. some against. >> i think about vaccination it should be about choice. then i

sf mta says they are continuing to work in supporting their employees. the agency is meanwhile helping the situation will improve over the course of next month. we will have to wait and see. >>> this evening, there are new signs the fda could authorize a mix and match approach to covid booster shots as soon as tomorrow. research suggests that pfizer and moderna boosters could provide better immunity among those who took the single-dose johnson & johnson vaccine. so far, only the pfizer booster is authorized, but maternal and johnson & johnson boosters could also get the green light soon. >> they will make it easy. you can get a different booster if you want, but we are going to recommend staying with the same brand if you can. making the decision is a personal one. they will all be beneficial. >> in the real world, all of these combinations are already happening. i think it's a matter of some urgency. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area , a local favorite forced to close indoor dining. the beef between the city of san francisco and

sharon lai, steve hemminger, and our final speaker, mta board member amanda eacon. >> good afternoon, san francisco. on behalf of the entire mta board of directors i'm exciteded about the completion of the rapid geary project which is so important in accomplishing some of our key goals improving transit service and also improving traffic safety as mayor breed mentioned. it was noted my colleagues director lai and hemminger are here today and i want to thank them for their services. the geary bus lines are not just among the busiest in san francisco, they are among the busiest in the entire country where 56,000 and there's been a comprehensive suite of tools installed by this project to improve transit speed and reliability. of course, the red transit lanes bus stop optimization. as jeff mentioned, the quick builds alone improve transit service by 20% and i will tell you i experienced that this morning coming here on the 38r, that bus was flying down the street and it got here 13 minutes faster than google maps predicted. thank you to the geary rapid project. it's so nice to be able to

this is why mta, one of the reasons why mta isa failed agency thank you . >> next speaker please. >> you have six questions remaining. >> thank you chair, my pronouns are she and her. i stressed to you that covid-19 is real it is not a hoax, israel . i am vaccinated by you being vaccinated i can ride on subway trains andgo on elevators and do all kinds of other things and i also wear a mask . i ask that you support this vaccine mandate because i want to be safe and i am living vaccine work when i qualify for the booster shot i'm going to get it. i'll be first in line for it becauseit works . i asked that the true safety that really comes from an ocular waiting against covid-19 so we have to make sure we adhere to thatvaccine mandate . i did hear some commentary earlier about various autonomous vehicles. i support autonomous vehicles for many reasons and one reason why i like the idea of autonomous vehicles is they don't discriminate . they don't care if i'm wearing a skirt. they don't care about my social definition or lack of definition. they will pick me up so there's equity in aut

it's a huge step it's a reversal from mta have been doing in refusing to commit to bring those lines back some very encouraging me in my district. the number 6 line. the number 21 2. >> are all scheduled to come back now starting february 2022. this comes as the transit agency announced on wednesday that is temporarily suspending some short line services, including these lines up on your screen due to employees who are still not vaccinated. >> sfmta director jeffrey tumlin writes, quote, vaccines are safe and the best way to protect the public are workers and their families are preparing to minimize service impacts as the mandate takes effect monday, the suspension in short line rights goes into effect on monday, november first in san francisco tiller the psac ii kron 4 news. >> if you live in santa clara county, your kid could wind up to $1500 for making a covid video. yeah. for doing something with tiktok. that doesn't make you roll your his middle school to high school kids these creative video that encourages others to get your covid-19 vaccine and it's open for anybody from 6th

i think it is important for tsa to engage with mta on security measures and cybersecurity in particular, not just private sector companies providing critical pieces of infrastructure. i yield back the balance of my time. >> the chair recognizes -- >> recent ransomware attack in the united states -- i think many americans across the east coast experienced russian gas because of the political -- collective failure to protect her critical infrastructure from hackers. they say colonial had flaws, including an outdated vpn system which permitted hackers to breach the systems without dual verification. i'm concerned that their spotty record at engaging with tsa, which has since 9/11 -- on multiple occasions, prior to the attack on may 7, colonial rebuffed -- could you compare tsa's experience with colonial and that response from other pipeline operators? >> the experience we had with colonial is for the request they have made to reschedule, not unusual during the pandemic. during the pandemic, there were a lot of companies that have limited personnel on site, they considered their personnel o

they did not acquire information from the mta. the example that the cisso used would be that the ransomware intrusion opened the screen door but did not get in the front door. >> okay. >> that was the example that they used, they did not acquire anything in that attack. >> thank you for that clarification, i think it is really important for collaborate not just private in particular who are running pieces of critical infrastructure. thank you so much and i yield back the balance of my team. >> thank you. i recognize mr. gotheimer from new jersey. >> thank you for arranging the important hearing on cyber threats to pipelines. the recent ransomware attack on the largest fuel pipeline, colonial pipeline, i take it many americans across the east coast experienced a rush on gas, long lines at the pump from the failure of securing our critical infrastructure from hackers. i think it is fair to say that colonial had serious flaws, with an outdated vpn system that allowed multi-factor authentication and the task for securing our pipelines

sf mta director tomlin says transit operators are just one part of a much bigger transit puzzle.fm to workers are also at risk of losing their jobs and the loss of these workers on november, 1st would force the agents agency to fully or partly suspend abandoned vehicle enforcement, booting commuter shuttle bus enforcement. residential parking permit enforcement and some meter enforcement community has already been struggling to return service levels to pre covid levels. if they lose those workers. it could take an additional 18 months to train replacements. further slowing the return to pre pandemic service in san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news. city, berkeley now says that 93% of eligible residents aged 12 and up have been fully vaccinated against covid-19. that's one of the highest vaccination rates in the country live on the four berkeley where jesse out again, said. the city had done a good job of making sure vaccines are widely available. u c. berkeley vaccine mandate also helped the mayor talked about how the city plans to reach out to the last 7. needed to s

. >> seems like mta has started to hear the concerns. and they just recently announced a proposed plan that would bring back not all the but many of them and really restore a lot of service. it's a huge step it's a reversal from mta have been doing in refusing to commit to bring those lines back some very encouraged. >> yeah. the suspension in some short line rights goes into effect on monday and we've got a full list of those lines on our website. kron 4 dot com. if you want to double check it before you head to the bus stop. >> 7. '09, right now. and if you live in santa clara county, your child could win up to $1500 for making a covid vaccine video that's not chump change. that's a good bit of money and all they have to do is submit this cont a summit for this contest. middle school high school kids are eligible. >> just create a video encouraging covid-19 vaccinations and it's again open for anybody 6 great. a senior in high right. and it's open to your interpretation. i mean, this would win at you. this is stuff or instagram and tik

sf mta director tomlin says transit operators are just one part of a much bigger transit puzzle. hundreds of other sfm to workers are also at risk of losing their jobs and the loss of these workers on november, 1st would force the agents agency to fully or partly suspend abandoned vehicle enforcement, booting commuter shuttle bus enforcement. residential parking permit enforcement and some meter enforcement. immunity is already been struggling to return service levels to pre covid levels if they lose those workers. it could take 18 months to train replacements, further slowing the return to pre pandemic service. we're live in san francisco christians, catholic ktvu fox studios. certainly something to watch very closely. all right. thank you, christian well, astrazeneca is asking the fda to authorize emergency use of an antibody treatment to prevent covid-19. the treatment would be the first long acting antibiotic combination to receive an emergency use authorization for covid-19 prevention. astrazeneca says it's drug would be given as a preventative measure to people with increas

mta is hiring new operators. if you have questions about the mandates, policies, or what is happening, you can ask our vaccine time -- vaccine team. go to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. jobina: there is a major development to get an infrastructure deal through congress. jobina is at the live desk. jobina: after months of negotiations comic this could be a major breakthrough for the president. sources tell abc news mr. biden will unveil a new framework that will give support of all democrats. the plan will be much less than what he wanted and what was promised on the campaign trail. major concessions had to be made to get everyone on board. tuition free community college will likely be dropped. the child tax credit may only be extended for one additional year. paid family leave and medical leave could also be dropped. it is a move to satisfy moderate democratic senator joe manchin whose vote democrats need in order to pass the bill. >> if we go down to zero paid family leave, that is not ok. t

. >> seems mta has started to hear the concerns. and they just recently announced a proposed plan that would bring back not all the but many of them and really restore a lot of service. it's a huge step it's a reversal from mta have been doing in refusing to commit to bring those lines back, some very encouraging. >> yeah. the suspension in some short line rides goes into effect on monday. and you can find out the list of those lines affected by going to our website at kron 4 dot com. >> here's something have fun for kids and santa clara county. you kids take getting shots, right. well, they might have fun making money by making a video about getting covid shots with 200 bucks. that's that's no. that's nothing to sneeze at. that's a lot of this is a vaccine video contest for middle and high school students. all they have to do is create a video that encourages people to get their vaccination and the contest is open to anybody from 6th grade all the way up to 12th grade, you're not going to win. if you do video like this. i mean, it'

so now as mta had to pivot and suspend something so that they could, you know, make sure didn't affect a lot of riders. take a look at your screen. one, make sure you know, right off the bat which routes are affected and you can see on your screen. that's the one california short the 14, our mission rapid short not weekends only 30 stockton short and 49 vaness short that's on weekdays. only sfmta says it was a hard decision on what to suspend. but the transit agency is hoping the short line is the best thing to cut. so the least number of riders are affected short service refers to buses that run on a segment of a longer immunity route to help improve frequency for those more packed bus routes along the long routes on the lines will continue to operate connecting riders to where they need to go. now the vaccine mandate requires all sf employees to show proof of vaccination full vaccination by november first or they're put on leave or worse terminated. it looks like sfmta is working with operators to address vaccination status. they're trying to say, okay, really need to do this or look

as the mta says it was a hard decision on what to suspend. but the transit agency is hoping the short line is the best thing to cut. so the least number of riders are affected. the transit agency had to do this because of that vaccine mandate i was telling you about requiring all asaph employees to show proof of vaccination full vaccination by this monday. again, either be put on leave or worse. terminated sfmta is working with operators to address vaccination status so they can return to work as soon as possible. but they said that no cancellation any muni routes will be happening because of the staffing challenges. they're actually training new operators. in the meantime, trying to get replacements and they said there's no timeline as to when they can get the short lines back up and running. of course, this is something that they're dealing with on a day-to-day basis. and of course it takes time to get employees fully vaccinated as you've to get first shot. your second shot. and barry james actually just started riding the bus which is emba

. >> seems like mta has started to hear the concerns. and they just recently announced a proposed plan that would bring back not all the but many of them and really restore a lot of service. it's a huge step it's a reversal from mta have been doing in refusing to commit to bring those lines back some very encouraging. >> yeah. the suspension in some of those short line drives goes into effect on monday. as i said, you can find out more about which lines those are by going to our website at kron 4 dot com. if you have kids, we have a great contest to tell you about. a 10 right now. got a live in santa clara county and your child can win up to $1500 for making a covid vaccine video. yeah. just encouraging other people to get their shots. this is open for middle. >> and high school students again, like said, there's have created video and post that to tick talk or another streaming platform, make it more creative than that. yeah, i don't think this is going to win kids as young as isis 6 graders all the way up to seniors in high school. the

the market plan assumed transit on both hayes streets which mta should restore. i support the efforts to that end. if jeremy lee was removed, i assume that will be moved to the call of the chair. thank you very much. >> i would like to offer some remarks. i understand this has been somewhat of a transition period for the cac with a number of seats vacant. i hope with this city's support, this will begin a new chapter for the cac. i think the cac can play a really important role in the neighborhood. the applicants before this body are ready and able to provide oversight on improvements and funding and what matters to the residents who live within the boundaries of the plan area. the applicants who you have heard from, my office have encouraged qualified neighbors to apply. thank you to all the candidates who did apply. we urge all candidates for the selective committee to remain engaged and stay in contact with our office or your supervisor as the case may be and also with the folks who are ultimately selected for the cac. i would like to briefly speak on some of

. >> seems mta has started to hear the concerns. and they just recently announced a proposed plan that would bring back not all the but many of them and really restore a lot of service. it's a huge step it's a reversal from mta have been doing in refusing to commit to bring those lines back, some very encouraging. >> the suspension in some short line rides goes into effect on monday. and you can find a list of those lines will be impacted on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> it's 5. '09. and if you live in santa clara county. your child could wind up to $1500. yeah, the county has started a vaccine video contest for middle and high school students. all they have to do is create a video encouraging covid-19 vaccinations and therein and the contest is open to anybody who is in 6th through 12th grade. students can work in teams of 5 posted videos instagram and tiktok and first place. get that 1500 bucks. how about that second place? winds a $1000 and then 3rd place win $500. we've got all the details you need on how to enter on our web

as of today, the number is down to 87, or 6% of the force, and this after a big push by sf mta. >> is unvaccinated employees and those who have not reported their status will receive letters from human resources educating about what they need to do in order to avoid being terminated. >> reporter: san francisco police have seen a similar drop. in early october, 276 officers were unvaccinated. 13% of the force. now it is just 38, less than 2% of officers. and there is other big vaccination deadline coming up in december. >> 80% of our employees are vaccinated, which is a great step, but we need to get it to 100%. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. employees by order of the b.a.r.t. board must be vaccinated. 800 currently are not, but the agency thinks that number will change. >> we know vaccine mandates work when you look at other areas that had a deadline far before hours. employees go and get vaccinated. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. is still negotiating with its union as to what happens come december, but as for san francisco employees who haven't received a shot by next week -- >> they will go through t

sf mta director tomlin says transit operators are just one part of a much bigger transit puzzle. hundreds of other sfm to workers are also at risk of losing their jobs. the loss of these workers on november 1st would force the agents even see to fully or partly suspend abandoned vehicle enforcement, booting commuter shuttle bus enforcement. mew knee, has already been struggling to return service levels to pre covid levels. if they lose those workers. it could take 18 months to train replacements, further slowing the return to pre pandemic service. we're live in san francisco christian catherine ktvu, fox, two news and christian you mentioned about 600 of the employees have not revealed their vaccination status. do we know if any of them are going to be requesting either religious or medical exemption? yes some of those are requesting medical exemptions. but director tomlin said that it's a very small minority of those 600 again. they're going to be reviewing those on a case by case basis. alright are christian captain reporting live for us tonight, christian? thank you. well. thi

the work will be done through mta beginning on february of next year.these meters is set to feature a whiter brighter screen with which will accept contactless payment and will allow customers to receive parking receipts via a text message. the rate is expected to save an estimated 6 million dollars in operating costs over the next decade. >> next on kron 4 news at 6 for a mountain lion sighting prompted school lockdowns. we're going to show you the moment that big cap was captured. also a popular tourist site that lake tahoe might not be open this winter by the caldor fire is to blame and california reporting its driest year in more than a century course, we're hoping that's going to change. how much of the state is an extreme drought conditions. >> students and parents in the north bay are breathing a sigh of relief tonight after a rather frightening morning. yeah. officials captured amount line a pretty big one. it had been roaming near evergreen elcmentary school and lawrence jones

that's why i said, i just get more and more confusion from the operations of the san francisco mta. again, i don't have much to say. i don't have much to say. all i can say is, oh, that's one thing i want to say. >> you have 30 seconds. >> i'll give up that. thank you. >> you still have 30 seconds. >> yeah, ok, depends the 10% transfers on the from my father, my mother to my sons, i mean, those are not 10% transfer as i understood. our transfer no more than 10% each year for all these years and then i thought it was ok until i received all these from sfmta saying, oh, you already transfers more than 10%, 60% or whatever but if i recall it right, as long as you don't transfer more than 10% then it's ok. >> that's time, thank you. >> clerk: thank you, mr. leon. >> thank you. >> clerk: commissioners, this matter is submitted. >> commissioners, any comment, please? >> actually, i'd like to go to council on this last point that mr. lund just brought up. mr. porienda, are you on the line? >> yes, i am. >> did i get your name right, sorry about that? >> that's correct, you got it. >> can y

as soon as they joined the mta, you stole their money. you need to do a needs assessment on the suffering, the debt, closures of the taxi drivers. if you don't do something shortly, shame on, y'all. >> does that conclude your roa remarks. next caller on the line please. >> you have three callers remaining. >> it's a little confusing with the technology and watching you guys on the screen. i'm a san francisco cab driver and team medallion holder. i waited on the medallion waiting list for 16 years. when i was approximately about number ten, 15 from the top of the list, you ended the whole program and gave me the option to buy a medallion or go home. i bought my medallion for one year and uber came on and it was the worst economic thing that ever happened to me. i wasted years of my youth and earning capacity. it damaged my life to no end. i would really like -- morally speaking what and what i would like to be done. i'm coming from a position of humbleness. please find a solution to this injustice. it's completely not fair that a large org

i know the mta is taking this seriously but time is not their friend. there was a16-year-old kid who had a critical traumatic brain injury a few weeks ago . and i want to put all of these options on the table and if necessary even subpoenaed documents that show whether providers are in compliance with state liability insurance requirements which requires policies of not less than $1 million from each occurrence of bodily injury or property damage and the rest i will submit. >> thank you supervisor peskin, supervisor preston.>> thank you madam clerk. today i am requesting a hearing on the sudden abandonment by the city's homelessness and housing development each sh of a project serving homeless youth in haight-ashbury. this is in direct violation of ace hsa commitment to our community that drop in the center would be active at 7:30 standing, a former mcdonald's site bythe end of this month . this site owned by the city sat vacant for years before i took office. it's the future home of the 100 percent affordable housing object which has broad community su

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riders may have to wait a little longer to see more people on their buses after the response from the mta'sember 1st, only vaccinated employees can work as operators. short line services will be suspended next month on some lines to compensate for unvaccinated workers. the suspended lines will help reduce impacts system wide but customers may experience longer wait times. >>> after the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and eight overs, l.a. county supervisors are considering approving a $2.5 million settlement for two families suing over unauthorized sharing of photos from that crash. vanessa bryant has had her own lawsuit pending and recently just testified in the deposition. >>> developing this morning, charges may be coming for a passenger accused of assaulting a flight attendant causing an american airline flights from new york to orange county to be diverted to denver. this is a new photo of that passenger. now we have blurred out the face of that passenger. police took him into custody after the plane landed. one passenger says that it was all because the person you see there i

i know the mta is taking this seriously but time is not their friend. there was a16-year-old kid who had a critical traumatic brain injury a few weeks ago . and i want to put all of these options on the table and if necessary even subpoenaed documents that show whether providers are in compliance with state liability insurance requirements which requires policies of not less than $1 million from each occurrence of bodily injury or property damage and the rest i will submit. >> thank you supervisor peskin, supervisor preston.>> thank you madam clerk. today i am requesting a hearing on the sudden abandonment by the city's homelessness and housing development each sh of a project serving homeless youth in haight-ashbury. this is in direct violation of ace hsa commitment to our community that drop in the center would be active at 7:30 standing, a former mcdonald's site bythe end of this month . this site owned by the city sat vacant for years before i took office. it's the future home of the 100 percent affordable housing object which has broad community su