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[laughter] here we have him, our great congressman, rick nolan. rick? [applause] >> well, on behalf of the tonesota delegation, i want welcome all of you to this wonderfully warm, balmy afternoon. and evening. believe it or not, it was an 80-degree difference change in temperature from the time we all left minnesota yesterday and got here today. but what a wonderful tree this is. i would like to thank you for this tree and the wonderful celebration that you have created with the harvesting of this tree, and what is wonderful things,is tree, many but, you know, with the 10,000 theyents and lighting that tell me you will be able to see from outer space once it is let up, speaker boehner, what is really wonderful about it is it is right smack dab in the middle of the capital, and there is nothing even remotely partisan about it. there are no democratic, republican parts of that tree. even though there are branches going out to the left and to the right, and everything in between. what is magnificent about it is that it reminds us all that we are one nation

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[applause] >> thank you, congressman nolan. it my great privilege to introduce the speaker of the house, john boehner. speaker boehner has served the district ofe 8th congress since 1990 and in january 2011 he became the 53rd speaker of the house. theght he carries on tradition of lighting the u.s. capitol christmas tree, ladies honorablemen, the john boehner. [applause] andell, thank you steven let me thank all of how are here tonight, and a big thank you to inryone who is involved making this evening happen. from the architects team to the forest service, to the people of minnesota and to the thousands thetudents who made decorations, all this, this tree the christmas spirit. season our dome is in a of restoration, we are here to own. one of our this scene was much hum bloomberg that first christmas, group much she hers keeping watch on a quiet night. but it is to these simple men a the angel suddenly appears, unto you is born this day the city of david a savior, which is christ the lord. the shepherds don't just rejoice at t

directors call the roll director brinkman director borden director heinecke director lee director nolanirector ramos director rubke mr. chairman directors you have a quorum quorum please be advised the tinging of pagers and other devices are prohibited at the meeting any person probable for one going on the one hand off if the room the ringing of a cell phone maybe asked to leave the room so the board requests that all devicess be turned off. >> a position to approve all in favor, say i. >> item 5 communications. >> members of the board and ladies and gentlemen, he need to rearrange e ranger the agenda we're going to lose a commissioner so after the item 11 then we'll come back we know a lot of people want to talk about the we'll go through those other things first. >> police vehicle mr. chairman one other item of business no closed session at our meeting that's been cancelled so moving on to item 11 as directed item 11 amends the transportation division to article 11 regarding the vehicle standards for the taxis changing the medallion fees through june of 2016 a status report on relate

>> no. >> look at nolan. describe him for me in three words.ords. >> he has a sweater, he has a tie and a mic. >> okay. gabriel. take a look at nicolette. >> a little gown, black vest and brown hair. >> okay. you did not refer to nolan as being brown or black of skin. why not? >> because it's like a bad thing to say. >> wouldn't you say -- if you were going help people find me wouldn't you say what color he was? >> a white male, tall, brown hair -- >> jacked. >> jacked. >> thanks. >> is it bad if you are described that way? >> if somebody said you look break that is okay but if they are making fun of them, then that's when the problems start to happen when they say about the color. >> so i don't judge you and you don't judge me many by how i look. how are you supposed to judge me? >> how i act. >> and if i'm a police officer, and i see you am i supposed to -- what if i say hmm, i have arrested a lot of guys who look just like you. is that the right thick to do? >> i was going give them a chance. >> they don't have to listen to the kids but it e

next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon director nolan. >> i want to say kate is doing the best under the circumstances there's been questions raised it behooves me why you haven't heard from the airport and the c puc that was requested it is an insult they couldn't come and speak to you considering they don't have to travel far not the c puc person they're having hearings with the lack of data i know you ought to get the reporting if our staff but i'm very concerned about two issues the ramp taxi the financial incentives are a great thing and wonderful but a way of corresponding the system better with working with the drivers to make sure they're getting paid a decent income because i'm sure you're aware of the other puc's will not provide it and having an app in every cab it's a wonderful idea except that people have said don't talk bad about them but the problem it's not true the phone maybe in the vehicle and the app but the driver may not log into the app or not able to use the app and it happens a lot of times you can ask other people

>> good afternoon. >> good afternoon chairman nolan and members of the board. i'm an architect in the room and always try to be a peace maker i'm the middle child. so the disputed spot is across the way there i measured a couple of different ways at the property line it's 35 and a half feet and 37 and a half feet at the garage so there's plenty of room for maneuvering and the two outdoor planters are placed in the public right of way and in the face of that they don't exist if they don't have a permit so without them 21 feet plus plus 16 feet per parking spot seems reasonable and there's really no need to take away the spot. and if you decide to remove the spot you should i should make a more careful survey of the area. >> anyone else care to address the board on this? okay public hearing is closed. what's what's your pleasure? >> i have a question. how did this request happen happen and if i'm a private citizen and i want a parking space taken away what is the process? how did we get here? >> director reiskin? >> we get requests for parking and traffic changes

>> 18-year-old sebastopol resident kyle nolan died at a spiritual retreat in peru three weeks ago. >> the death of a british teen in colombia has police shrouded in mystery. >> the boom in ayahuasca tourism has come with a price. in the last decade, several people have died after drinking ayahuasca, the majority of them in peru. experts believe mixing this jungle medicine with stimulants and anti-depressants can have lethal consequences. but in most cases the cause of death remains unconfirmed. for old pros like ron, these tragedies forecast a troubling trend. >> given the explosion of ayahuasca tourism and the amount of money people are making, do you think there will be more deaths? >> i hate to say it, yes, there probably will be. it's in the cards. [ rooster crowing ] >> but such warnings aren't enough to stop another group of

nolan: mr. speaker, members of the house, my district includes duluth, minnesota, the head waters of the great lakes and, of course, the magnificent north shore. i encourage you all and come visit the first chance you get. i, too, rise in strong support of this important bipartisan great lakes restoration initiative, and i, too, would be remiss if i didn't compliment our chairman, mr. gibbs, and our ranking member, mr. bishop, for bringing this legislation forward and, of course, our chief sponsor of the legislation, david joyce, our good republican friend and thank you for your leadership and convincing the office of the president and our budget operatives around here that in this particular case we need a little bit more than what they wanted or recommended. i would also remind my colleagues that this is not just about a preservation. this is about taking responsibility for some of the neglect out of the past as i -- i can tell you back in duluth there was a time when we had to hall drinking w

speaker, it's nolan: it's truly an honor to -- mr. nolan: it's truely an honor to submit this bill. i do this in the spirit of the bipartisanship jim ebit miesed, on behalf of the entire minnesota delegation, all of whom have sponsored this legislation. i'll never forget the moment in january, 2013, when jim entered this chamber for the first time as a former member of the congress. he walked quietly through the side door here and one by one, his colleagues here in this chamber, democrats and republicans alike, noticed him and began to spontaneously applaud jim oberstar in welcoming him back to the congress. quite frankly i had never seen anything quite like it. and this gesture of appreciation for the way jim oberstar brought us together through his bipartisan leadership and example was one of the more heartwarming and important experiences that i had seen take place here in this chamber. jim was an idea guy and as tom mentioned, it didn't matter to him if an idea came from a republican or a democrat. the only thing that mattered to him was whether or not it was a good idea. and if

and also we have our delegation here, congressman nolan, as you know. you'll hear from him. congresswoman bachmann, congressman walls. i know if they're not here already, congressman ellison and congressman klein are also very proud of this tree. and thank you, speaker boehner, for being here in the midst. and also, i notice that another leader on the democratic side, hoyer, is also with us today. i'd like to thank our brave ten-year-old boy aaron for being here. we're very excited to have you light up this tree for us tonight. it is so fitting that our state is providing this huge christmas tree from the forest in minnesota. you should know that ojibwe is also home to a huge statue of paul bunyan and babe the blue ox. here's a fun fact. it would also take more than four paul bunyan statues to reach the star on that tree. as was noted, i was there at the beginning, when this tree was cut by minnesota's logger of the year, who is a really big guy. i wanted to do it myself, but he took over. this tree then traveled 2,000 miles from the chippewa national forest. and i was at so

nolan i've been living here 27 years and cab driver i see the change and everything some of the project was good if you put t line money in 1998 and 97 t line i know that wasting the line big he concrete nobody use it or originally car you have thes on t line because of many years ago not like you but more brains to do our job and anyone want to do it by it happens by the nature of our eye vision we can't look like animal sometimes they have a 3 hundred and 60 degrees like 19th avenue you remember the double presidio and golden gate bridge but it sometimes happens because of the nature so we have a new system like the 3 lengths on the avenue you come in from the south to go north you don't see people their speeding they're trying to go home you can make a lane lake yellow or green you can have head of the time so when i drive it on 19th past san diego and everything when i look at the site is yellow that mean i have to stop soon you slow down this is a new kind of human being system recycle we have a system like the radar you can design it very important you don't let the people block y

. >> good afternoon director nolan and i'm from the strategic planning i'm going to introduce the speakers from the planning from mta and the senior engineer with the san francisco municipal transportation agency they're going to egg over the work they've done to requests to look at extending the subway up to the waterfront and it's an informational item. >> good afternoon. >> director nolan and directors and director reiskin thank you for viewing us we know it's quick so here's the whole report. >> (laughter). >> and lots of fun reading two other people if the back nick from the planning department this was a 3 agency cooperation effort with the mta and the transportation authority and eqt sal so slide one bob and i are going to tobacco tag team the original of the studies the live interest in the board of supervisors and also look at where would this line go back to the four corner study it looked at the capital expansion on the rail system in mta we were given the task and given task from the transportation authority but it was a a little bit of outside information to provide the report

what a great idea. >> christopher nolan is here. good morning.to accomplish with the movie? >> gosh, anytime you call a film "interstellar" and you're getting into the ideas of cosmos, and idea of mankind wanting to leave home and find a new universe, you're making it possible for the audience to explore what is human. >> some say the most confusing and least confusing of christopher nolan pictures, do you think that's true? >> i think it's very true. because it's a very simple story, in a lot of ways. it's really about a father and his relationship with his children. and he has to leave his children behind and go off and save humanity. but then it gets into how a lot of complex to them. and ramifications to them. a lot of interesting things. and things about the fabric of the universe, the science. >> and christopher, i'm not necessarily a science or science fiction person so i was so drawn to the story line about the love between matthew mcconaughey and his daughter. >> i think for me, the main attraction as a father myself -- >> how many child

to fly f-16s. >>> and we sit down with "interstellar" director christopher nolan.r this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. ,,,, . >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, december 16. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. we begin with some breaking news. it's raining. can you believe it? >> again. >> again. >> again. >> and we had some pockets of very heavy rain on the way into the studio this morning and that's the scenario for the morning commute, as well. this is kind of the back wash of yesterday's area of low pressure that cut through the bay area. you have heavy rain heavy rain on the san mateo bridge. highway 237 into milpitas, 680, as well. entering the sunset district now you'll have light to moderate rain and we have a pocket of rain over the berkeley area. today with increasing rain, we will have temperatures into the 50s and 60s. the extended forecast calls for more lingering showers

. >> good afternoon chairman nolan and director reiskin. i'm not here representing sfmta about 2 months ago director ramos suggested that i read the bart report and recommendations. it recommended that a strategy mechanism be set by both parties as well as checkpoints to keep the board updated on on full details of the collective bargaining process and there was and probably always will be a culture of management as the enemy and management doesn't look out for neighbors best interest this culture may exist here at the sfmta i know we can change some of these perceptions one item that will be discussed in the negotiation process is wage progression for new hires as i mentioned before -- i feel one way to improve labor and management relations is wage progression for new hires after 19 months after training. remember today's new hires are the new leaders of tomorrow we must begin trust building. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon sir. >> good afternoon. i'm a long time taxi driver and also board member of san san francisco taxi worke

i'll turn the podium over to tom nolan, chief nolan is the head of the tactical operation and he was leading the operation today as the body was found and rather than my trying to summarize for you what they found today, i'll let him step up and share it himself. chief? >> thank you. yesterday three s.w.a.t. teams from the county were called to three different locations in montgomery to landsdale, to souderton and pennsburg to search three locations, two of those were looking for the possible actor, initially, and a third location we were looking for brad stone in his house, and we searched his house and a neighboring house and a detached garage, he was not located at that time. other s.w.a.t. teams took up overnight and stationed themselves up there in case there were areas to search and this morning, all the s.w.a.t. teams met back up in pennsburg and we went block by block with the state police and the marshall task force were assign an area to search. and district attorney ferman said sometime around 1:00, brad stone was located just off the wooded area about a half mile from his

[laughter] so here we have him, our great congressman, rick nolan. rick?is wonderfully warm, balmy afternoon. and evening. believe it or not, it was an 80-degree difference change in temperature from the time we all left minnesota yesterday and got here today. but what a wonderful tree this is. i would like to thank you for this tree and the wonderful celebration that you have created with the harvesting of this tree, and what is wonderful about this tree, many things, but, you know, with the 10,000 ornaments and lighting that they tell me you will be able to see from outer space once it is let up, speaker boehner, what is really wonderful about it is it is right smack dab in the middle of the capital, and there is nothing even remotely partisan about it. there are no democratic, republican parts of that tree. even though there are branches going out to the left and to the right, and everything in between. what is magnificent about it is that it reminds us all that we are one nation, one people. joined together in a common cause, in a common message to the

you did not refer to nolan as being brown or black of skin. why not?s like a bad thing to say. >> reporter: what would you say if you were going to help people find me? >> i would say he was a white male, tall, brown hair. >> reporter: thank you. is it bad if you describe me that way? >> if someone says you look black and they just say that, that's okay. but if they are making fun of them for their color, then that's when the problems start to happen, is about the color. >> reporter: so i don't judge you by how you look and you don't judge me by how i look. >> how you act. >> reporter: and if i'm a police officer and i see you, am i supposed to -- what if i said, i have arrested a lot of guys that look just like you. is that the right thing for me to do. >> no. you have to at least give them a chance. >> reporter: now, you're kids. you seem smarter than kids i remember being your age. but if this is so simple for you, how come the kids aren't getting it? kiara? >> because some adults don't understand how to be kind to one another because they are going

nolan asked al to use the motion circuitry. >> al is the better engineer by far. >> it that on tape. thing from magnavox. wasad competition, and i scared. they had two or three magnavox odyssey set up. i looked at it. it was fuzzy, it did not have sound, but i looked around and people were kind of having fun with it. what i wantedal to do, and i thought a good training program would be this ping-pong game. two-putts spice into it, i told him i had a deal with general electric, which was totally bupkus -- >> he lied to me. [laughter] >> we found cells playing it after work for hours. seenis game had never been in the wild before. there were no instructions. there was nothing like it. i was dying to see how people would adapt. boom, they started having fun with it really quick. if thisf a sudden, al call. the machine is broken. al rings, trying to find out what went wrong. >> i got the call, it stopped working. >> it was jammed with too many coins. coins, andd up the the quarters just filled out, and i called you up and said, nolan, i think we have a good sign here. >> the great disrup

i'm going to turn the podium over for a moment to upper merion police chief tom nolan.olan is also the head of the -- was the head of the tactical operation and so he was leading the operation today as the body was found and rather than my trying to summarize for you what they found today, i'll let him step up and share with you himself. chief. >> thank you. yesterday three s.w.a.t. teams from the county were called out to three different locations in montgomery county to lansdale, to souderton and to pennsburg to search three locations. two of those were looking for possible actor, initially and the third location we were looking for brad stone in his house. we searched his house and a neighboring house and a detached garage. he was not located at that time. other s.w.a.t. teams took up overnight and stationed themselves up there in case we had any other areas to search. this morning, all the s.w.a.t. teams from the county met back up in pennsburg and we started a grid search going block by block, each s.w.a.t. team in addition to the pennsylvania state police and the

directors call the roll director brinkman director borden director heinecke director lee director nolan director ramos director rubke mr. chairman directors you have a quorum quorum please be advised the tinging of pagers and other devices are prohibited at the meeting a

nolan, interestingly enough -- it's a lot of fun.'m a fan of telling spy stories but nolan, interestingly enough, once he gotk.xn experience, he d clandestined intelligence was less interesting and less useful in providing timely information about what was going on in the battlefield, for instance, the work of the code and the cipher people. neverthelessing, he did find it useful for getting strategic information about german government policy, the economic situation, morale, changes in senior german commanders, this sort of thing despite nolan's general lack of enthusiasm about espionage, the aef was rather active in this field. there's a little bit of evidence that in late 1917 it inherited a network of russian agents previously controlled by the russian military. russia having completely come apart by the bolshevik. using a check emigre. captain voska. a czech-american, immigrant from austrian dominated bohemian. what later became yug slauf osy. was the american representative of who would eventually become the first president of

[applause] >> thank you so much, congressman nolan. and now it's my great privilege to introduce the speaker of the house, john boehner. speaker boehner has served the people of the eighth district of ohio in congress since 1990, and in january 2011 he became the 53rd speaker of the house. tonight he carries on the tradition of lighting the u.s. capitol christmas tree. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable john boehner. [applause] >> well, thank you, steven, and let me thank all of you who are here tonight and a big thank you to everyone who was involved this making this evening happen. from the architect's team to the forest service to the people of minnesota and to the thousands of students who made the decorations, all this, this tree truly embodies the christmas spirit. now tonight, just as our dome is in a season of restoration, we are here to begin one of our own. the scene was much humbler that first be christmas, just a group of shepherds keeping watch on a quiet night. but it is to these simple men that the angel suddenly appear

we're adjourned >> hey san francisco nolan with a list to enjoy this week escape the holiday chaos this is the weekly buzz this wednesday take a 23r50e yoga class it involves stephanie and experience those will increase the flow of blooded and recessing reduce stress come on by at 5:30 and get our eligible on, on thursday ted head 20 uc fog christmas can recallors and victorian parties from the charles dick evens england and grab yummy food from the food trucks also on thursday the historic bayview opera house a celebration featuring a germ market and life eye skating for one dollars and real snow model on the gurney holiday market and featuring high school fashts from the bayview so coma by this thursday as 5 and enjoy this winter wonderland that's at weekly buzz visit us the going forward and click on good morning, everyone. w0e789 san francisco land use & economic development committee i'm supervisor wiener the chairman of the committee to my right is our vice chair supervisor jane kim and to my left is supervisor cowen our clerk is andrea ashbury i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcas

nolan commissioner bridges commissioner driscoll commissioner melberger commissioner paskin-jordan commissioner stansbury a quorum is present. >> thank you next item public comment any members of the public would like to address the public on a non-calendared item. >> good afternoon david. >> good afternoon. >> on those (inaudible) my question is how will the - minutes question and the special meeting open december 3rd be put into a agenda item important this - (inaudible) some other first question then i just want to - >> great, thank you. >> good afternoon claire. >> hello. >> address the comments - the membership (inaudible) and hedge fund (inaudible) up here to do today is to - sign off and hopefully everything (inaudible). >> kimberly. >> good afternoon. i do (inaudible) let the chair know and the board that has been satisfied (inaudible) the board (inaudible) sociowe can - that is the amount (inaudible) available for (inaudible) to take more for we understand this - (inaudible) that appeal (inaudible) and maximum effort we would like to have (inaudible) at least in the next quarter (inaud