director nolan? nolan present. director rubke? director ramos is expected and director heinicke is absent with notification. >> thank you. >> item 3, announcement of prohibition of sound producing devices during the meeting. please be advised that the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and other similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. any person responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room. please be advised that cell phones that are set on vibrate do cause microphone interference, so, the board respectfully requests that they be placed in the off position. item 4, communications. >> do we have any? >> i have none. >> okay, thank you. item 5. >> discussion of votes to conduct a closed session. >> motion? >> motion. >> motion. >> second? >> all >> we are back in open session now. >> item 9, announcement of closed session. the board of directors net closed session to discuss negotiationseses but took no action. item 10, motion to disclose or not disclose information discussed.

there was a real uproar over nolan's book. it was really kind of sad and pathetic to be honest about it. many people never even read the book and criticized it. one person even suggested a book burning, a book burning, because, of course, that promotes healthy discussion in a democracy. [ laughter ] so, you know, in this uproar, as so often happens, people, of course, did miss where i think there's a weakness, to nolan's interpretation. that weakness is the timelessness, the timelessness of nolan's argument. look, if you apply nolan's question to lee's operations in 1862, and even in early 1863, it doesn't make much sense to me at all. it's a time when lee did have ample resources. he had reserve manpower. he also had political opportunities in which offensive strikes could, of course, have brought incredible rewards for the confederacy. to not seize those opportunities by taking the offense and simply assuming the offensive posture, again, that doesn't make any sense to me at all. but i think it is important to know here that

director nolan? nolan present. director rubke?s is expected and director heinicke is absent with notification. >> thank you. >> item 3, announcement of prohibition of sound producing devices during the meeting.

director nolan and chair we have quorum. item 3 announcement of prohibition of sound like pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices may order the removal from the meeting room of any person(s) responsible for the ringing or use of a. item 34 >> we wanted to congratulate director borden congratulations we're delighted you're here this is the first time we've had a full house arrest communications. >> mr. chair you want me to call. >> on the special calendar approving this transport operations to june 30th and item 6 is the collective bargaining union local 258 with respect to the extension of the term june 30th, 2017. >> any public comment on that item? >> yes. one member of the public has so indicated. >> good afternoon. good afternoon director nolan and director reiskin i'm a muni coach operator i still get nervous when i come here i'm in support of contracted and a lot of the members want this they were in in favor of this they voted for it is a way of moving forward and as far as the economics we're changed bu

. >> director nolan. >> nolan present. chairman, directors please be advised that directors rubke and ramos will not be here today and you do have a quorum. announcement of sound-producing devices during the meeting please be advised the ringing of cell phone, pagers and other similar electronic devices are prohibited at meeting. any person responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room. please note that cell phone set on vibrate do cause microphone interference and the board respectfully request that they turned off. item 4 approval of the june 3, and june 13 meetings. >> motion to approve. >> second. >> any further discussion? ayes have it. communication. >> item 5, communications. please be advised there will be no discussion of anticipated litigation in closed session. >> thank you. item 6 is the introduction of new or unfinished business by board memberses. i as privilegeding to represent the board last week at the ceremony commemorated the boring machines in north beach it was really an amazing thing to

. >> director nolan. >> nolan present. chairman, directors please be advised that directors rubke and ramos will not be here today and you do have a quorum.

director nolan? nolan present. director rubke? director ramos is expected and director heinicke is absent with notification. >> thank you. >> item 3, announcement of prohibition of sound producing devices during the meeting. please be advised that the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and other similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. any person resib

director nolan? nolan present. director rubke? director ramos is expected and director heinicke is absent with notification. >> thank you. >> item 3, announcemen

director nolan? nolan present. director rubke? director ramos is expected and director heinicke is absent with notification. >> thank you. >> item 3, announcement of prohibition of sound producing devices during the meeting. please be advised that the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and other similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. any person responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room. please be advised that cell phones that are set on vibrate do cause microphone interference, so, the board respectfully requests that they be placed in the off position.

there was a real uproar over nolan's book. it was really kind of sad and pathetic to be honest about it. many people never even read the book and criticized it. one person even suggested a book burning, a book burning, because, of course, that promotes healthy discussion in a democracy. [ laughter ] so, you know, in this uproar, as so often happens, people, of course, did miss where i think there's a weakness, to nolan's interpretation. that weakness is the timelessness, the timelessness of nolan's argument. look, if you apply nolan's question to lee's operations in 1862, and even in early 1863, it doesn't make much sense to me at all. it's a time when lee did have ample resources. he had reserve manpower. he also had political opportunities in which offensive strikes could, of course, have brought incredible rewards for the confederacy. to not seize those opportunities by taking the offense and simply assuming the offensive posture, again, that doesn't make any sense to me at all. but i think it is important to know here that

. >> and chairman nolan and members of the board and director thank you for letting us speak today. and i am with the initiative transportation balance, which will be on the agenda or on the election for november. and we were certificated last week, with 17,000 plus signatures. over 100 volunteers, and the endorsement of the coalition for san francisco, neighborhoods, and with the endorsement of western twin peaks council and several, many of the other people but those two are kind of the grassroots of it and so that is who we are. and the premise of our initiative, is the transportation policies, for the city. and it need to represent the needs of all of the people of san francisco and they should include the majority of san franciscans who find it necessary to use a car for one purpose or another. and also, the merchants that are depending on having the parking available for the business and we have no objection to the car share proposition. and in fact, the city needs and all of the above policy, on transportation. and there are two concerns that we have about it. and one is obvi

. >> director nolan. >> here. >> brinkman. >> present. >> lee. >> present. >> ramos is anticipated. >> rubke. >> present. >> you have a quorum and know that director heinieke will not be with you today >> before we move any father we have waited a year for you miss borden and so we are delighted that you are here, she was on the planning commission and is currently the director of the golden gate restaurant association in san francisco and we are delighted that you are here and i would like to warn you, and say?something? >> i am excited for spent six years in planning and contemplate how they will meet each other and i hope to be a resource on that. >> and we look forward to that. and serving with you. >> okay? >> be advised that the ringing of sound producing sound electronic devices are prohibit at the meeting any person responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room. please, be advised cell phones set on vibrate do cause interference and request that they be turned off. >> item four, approval of the minutes of the june 24, and june 30th special meeting. >> moved to a

director nolan and chair we have quorum. item 3 announcement of prohibition of sound like pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices

nolan windham was his team's project manager, he believes the skills he's learned from the experiencel be useful, especially if he goes into engineering, a field he's leaning towards at the moment. >> the purpose of all school is to get kids to have knowledge, be able to think, have facts about things so they can use it in their careers. that's the whole point of school. this is just doing it in a better way. >> reporter: at first glance, it might seem like playmaker students play video games and work on computers all day. but even though technology plays a big part, the program also relies on many low-tech or no- tech lessons. like this one on life in mesopotamia thousands of years ago. >> reporter: students take on roles in the ancient civilization, playing the parts of kings and commoners, scribes and slave owners. they are forced to settle everything from legal disputes. >> and another law, if a man shall rent his boat to another man and he's careless he shall be forced to give him another boat. >> reporter: to the best ways to gather and maintain food supplies. >> when you read w

i was there everyday and just came up to correct something with with all respect that was miss tom nolan spoken if there's a curb cut out i'm positive there was no curb cut out but i'm sure there wasn't a curb because i had a motorcycle and like the cottage without a fence in fact it of the green if he has for decades and that green fence prevent anybody from walking into the property even though equip the for terry we could walk through the tiny gate the exclamation of the curb printout tloofts no a derivative because immediately on the other side of the fence on the filbert staepz steps was a bush of the roses where i often stayed and worked would be where you could come in own the other side of the fence so i'm simply saying there's no curb cut out and access for cars and someone that knows the neighborhood the issues are how are we going to get cars in and out of the areas how are they going to go in and out on this 12 place and not to be dangers to another person i'm sure it was possible but not done in the past. thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon howard wong i'

. >> a few kilometers from the world cup stadium, vehicles ark restaurants rick nolan highway. overpass under construction collapsed onto the road below. the driver of this commuter bus did not survive the accident. those who did are in shock. >> the overpass started falling from left to right, i have no time to see anything else. i just ran away. it.e were underneath >> chaos con on camera as victims escaped the wreckage. not completed in time, the following bridge was intended to improve traffic flow during the tournament. the city hosted a semifinal match on tuesday. the accident has revived controversy about the economic cost of the competition. protesters point out that 80 workers have been killed during the construction of the stadium. >> for who is the world cup? not for the brazilian people. we want education, we want hospitals. we want quality of life. not that. we do not want that. >> an investigation has been opened to determine exactly what caused the accident. officials admit that mistakes have been made. >> let's turn our attention to the world cup action on the f

. >> director nolan. >> here. >> brinkman. >> present. >> lee. >> present. >> ramos is anticipated. >> rubke. >> present. >> you have a quorum and know that director heinieke will not be with you today >> before we move any father we have waited a year for you miss borden and so we are delighted that you are here, she was on the planning commission and is cutl

he has got a great shot against nolan.ff gorel -- this is a seat on people's radars against julia brownly down in ventura county. he's an afghan war vet on navy reserve duty as we speak. he's an assembly man who won a very tough district there. lastly we have lee zeldon who is running against tim bishop. another democrat with serious ethical problems in long island. lee represents in his state senate district the bluest part of the district and we're really excited about his chances. was i under time? i will turn it over to rob. >> that was great. >> there you go. >> good afternoon everyone. i'm rob collins. executive director of the nrsc. when we started this 18 months ago, the question was always could we recruit candidates who would win their state? could we get them through the primary process? could we train them up to run a campaign that was modern and ready to take on the democrats? i think by most standards, everyone would say that our recruiting class turned out to be pretty darn good. the primary process like in

i'm lucy nolan. >>> i'm iain a. >> tonight's other beg story your fox 29 weather authority. incoming rain, a heat wave and the first tropical storm of the season all of these will affect you over the next few days. chief meteorologist scott williams is sorting through all of it. let's get you right over to him for the latest good evening, lucy and iain. certainly a lot of weather over the next several days leading up to the all important fourth of july weekend. 93 degrees that was the high temperature today. so that string of 90-degree days has begun. we're looking at 81 a little cooler down the shore if you're looking for relieve go there. upper 80s right now allentown. 90 still in reading. none in dover. because of the building heat and humidity over the next several days, a heat advisory kicks in tomorrow at noon. we're looking at feels like temperatures topping 100 degrees really around the core of our are a you'll want to take precautionary measures. stay in the ac. drink a lot of water. loose fitting light colored clothing. the tropics also heating up. we have tropical

. >> reporter: save the children's kate nolan says the philippines still needs a great deal of help from the international community, but, as often happens months after a major disaster, money is starting to dry up as donor fatigue sets in. save the children has only raised two-thirds of the donations it says it needs for its operations here. >> people have been really generous, but unless we can continue to mobilize that longer-term support to help people to recover, typhoon haiyan could leave a devastating legacy for thousands of children and their families. >> reporter: for emily ortega, the young mother whose child was born in the rubble of a town destroyed in the wake of the strongest typhoon ever recorded, every day with her child, her family, is a gift she never expected. but like so many other survivors, she fears her family will never again feel completely safe and secure. to learn more of life on the ground where the typhoon struck ride our producer's notebook online. join us on air and online tomorrow. how positive and negative incentives may improve your ability to reach fina

i'm lucy nolan. >> i'm iain page. you're looking live at ultimate doppler radar. you can see the storm system moving through it is bringing heavy rains and powerful winds. let's get you right over to chief meteorologist scott williams. >> good evening iain and lucy. of course, we continue to follow the threat for strong and severe thunderstorms the entire area under the begun for damaging winds, hail as well as lightni lightning. right now, around the philadelphia area, down to camden, collingswood looking at some of the moderate to heavy rain. but we're watching the atmosphere in the vertical. you can see those thunderstorms growing to 30,000 feet. so strong up drafts can produce violent down drafts and that's what produced the damage in voorhees and sections of burlington county last night with the straight line wind damage. winds gusting over 60 miles an hour. take look at ultimate doppler with the storm reports plotted on top of the radar very heavy rainfall continues in south jersey. hail reported earlier around pitts grove. down to tabernacle also lower make

i'm lucy nolan. iain page has the day off. it may feel like july 4th but you know it is and across the region families are celebrating the red, white and blue. we're live with team coverage of july 4th festivities. fox 29's dave kinchen live along the parkway where jennifer hudson, nicky minaj. ed sheeran will take the stage and our sabina kuriakose is standing pie in ocean city, new jersey, let's kick things off with chief meteorologist scott williams. scott, it's been feeling kind of like a wet fall day. how is that ultimate doppler shaping up? >> lucy, much improved across our area. earlier dark, damp, gloomy we're trading in the umbrellas for sunglasses. temperatures are warming up right now. it's 78 degrees on this independence day. humidity is low. 43%. it is a little breezy right now. but we are dry across the area. take look at the latest on hurricane arthur as it raises on off to the north and east now over 20 miles per hour. maximum sustained winds are at 80. still category one hurricane but you can see the rain. it

director nolan?

. >> i'm luce zoo nolan. >>> let get straight to fox 29's dave schratwieser live at philadelphia police headquarte headquarters. dave a lot of things happening. >> reporter: no doubt, lucy. homicide detectives literally refused to go home this weekend until they tracked down these two accused killers. they did that overnight with the help of the us marshals and tonight the two suspects are behind bars awaiting arraignment on murder charges. it took homicide detectives just hours to start tracking down 19 year old jonathan rosa and 22 year old cornelius crawford after the two suspects bailed out of this carjacked suv. by sunday night, both men were at police headquarters being questioned within hours they were charged with murder. >> both of these defendants boar being charge width three counts of murder in the second degree. both of those have mandatory life sentences once they are convicted. >> reporter: the crash killed 10 year old thomas reid, seven year old terrence moore and 15 year old key err ya ill williams and left their mother in critical condition. >> what they did was indy f

you would not want to hear that, chairman nolan and members of the board, director reiskin, travis fox, chief information officer for the sfmta and i'm here with carol from mtc. to provide a brief update on the regional update for clipper 2. director reiskin will provide the perspective as well and first i wanted to share a couple of thoughts on where we are today for the agency. so at this point in time clipper has been in full operation on muni for nearly four yearsed. currently clipper tags constitute nearly half of usage across the bay area and within the muni system, nearly half of all muni boards aring are associated with clipper tags. at this juncture, there are 118 clipper retailers across the city in addition, to the muni ticket vending machines that dispense both adult clipper [ka-rdz/] and offer opportunity to add to the clipper cards. sales across the vendor network do vary with some conducting a high level of sales and others have little sales and we're currently papering with mtc to allocate some of the lower performing vendors for better geographic position across the ci

nolan browning of reuters, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> >> >> sreenivasan: back in this country those wildfires in north central washington state, which were ignited by lightning last monday, are now burning in an area spanning approximately 250,000 acres. after many days of gusty winds and high temperatures, cooler weather spread briefly over the area today, encouraging news for the more than 2,000 firefighters battling the huge blaze. we don't often bring you sports but rory mcilroy, who grew up in northern ireland, has won the british open, defeating american ricky fowler and sergio garcia of spain by two strokes. the reason we mention this is because mcilroy wasn't the only winner. ten years ago, his father and three friends bet against 500- to-one odds that mcilroy, then a teenager would win the open before he turned 26. today, their 400-pound bet paid off to the tune of 200,000 pounds, or approximately $341,00. mcilroy is 25. and james garner, who rose to fame in the 1950s hit series, maverick, and later starred in the rockford files, has died. he was 86. where are the tap