payment of 12 telephone and online transaction fees. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon director nolan. >> i don't think it's working. >> let me just speak a little bit louder then. >> we've got somebody coming up here. >> it should be on now there you go. >> i don't think it's on try the second one. >> this one is on okay. >> thank you, president nolan and director reiskin i want to express my condolences of the passing of director lee there was a complimentary on what an amazing servant and dedicated person for to the city thank you sorry for our loss and congratulations to jerry for his retirement i wanted to acknowledge the hard work of tom nolan and the staff of the mta and really appreciate the thoughtful in-laws my office has seen many of the rights organization that have been working on this issue inform a roonth it's been a pleasure it work with them and it was mentioned that you really are going to hit the ground running youth and grassroots organizations it a is is a critical step making muni for seniors and low income folks and folks with disability free ridership for the f

. >> chairman nolan and cristina rubke we have is quorum item 3. >> ladies and gentlemen ladies and gentlemen ladies and gentlemen, our meeting has gone. >> all matters listed under the consent agenda are considered by the board be enacted by one resolution in the form or forms listed below. if discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the consent agenda police know these devices interfere with the microphone. >> approval of the january 6th meeting. >> second. >> any further discussion all in favor, say i. minutes are approved. >> item 5 communications. >> numbers to the content i'd like to accommodate a number of folks that wish to address did board on item 11 our content i'd like to begin with ed reiskin's reporting and go with item 11 and item 12 background electro the rest of agenda members okay. >> please note directors noticing no litigation during closed session. >> the election of the sfmta chairman and vice chair now nominations for chairman. >> i'd like to nominate ed reiskin. >> nominations are closed (laughter) all in favor, say i. closed no, thank you (laughter) thank

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 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 relat

. >> good afternoon director nolan. >> here today first i'd like to express any sympathies over the psa of director lee very sad to hear that. >> i'm here today to present you with a document actually, two documents a white paper that explains why the city of san francisco can and must get involved in the regulation and enforcement and greater enforcement against violations by companies like uber and lift city's vital interests are at stake here four one safety and protection of the public you've heard about the insurance fraud that has become quite observe just recently where the drivers of those companies are concealing their services commercial drivers because otherwise we can't get personal insurance damage to the environment it is incredible and you can imagine tens of thousands of vehicles and representatives of those companies themselves have stated this tens of thousands of vehicles on the streets violations of the maibd and the - so i have one of those for each of you for the city attorney and director reiskin and also a paper by attorney chris dead on arrival dolan of the dola

to come up here mostly thank you to the mta for supporting this critical program particularly tom nolan that is a champion as well as director reiskin and supervisor mar and others so many community groups that came out to support we have too long a list but the housing alliance and the senior center and living progress center and on house and walk san francisco and veterans equate center have worked and thank you for free muni for youth paving the way and starting to talk about the issues of justice with the widening gap between rich and poor we see the entire community community of color and poor communities are pushed out the city this is a critical step for seniors and folks with disabilities can play a critical role i think the last time i saw this lady she was talking about how important to get free muni for seniors and folks with disabilities we are proud to work with her and look forward to working with everyone in this room an implementing free muni for seniors and people b with disabilities. >> thank you all very much anyone else care to address the board no one else has turne

. >> thank you thank you, chairman nolan i'll support in enthusiasm and you mentioned two of you're most exciting days this will reveal only may be one person will like this comment two of the most exciting days our reserve policies were met and our upgrades we are taken (laughter) you know, i royals you'll tease me sophomore being bureaucratic but that financial scrutiny and diligence that allows us to be in this position i'm very glad my colleague raised this not voting in the interest of people voting today or the media we're expanding the service and doing other things we minded our p and q is congratulations and on that sentiment what we're approving with respect to the pass for the low and moderate disability and senior customers is a 2 year program for 2015- 2016 and he assume director reiskin with the other programs to revisit this and see how it's holding up financially and make it better from a financial or service prospective; is that correct. >> so the board approved the this fair program along with the service increase with the elimination of the customer service center and

. >> 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

and the doctor can't use the sutter facility to get paid your blue shield patient at brown and tom nolan doctor has to go to a non-sutter facility i'm a sutter doctor and if i send you over to the hospital i'm basically saying i don't know anybody and hope they call me back it's a k345ishg9d endeavor to increase score it's trickier you have your doctor and don't worry you can use my facility you hope the one hundred works just as they did with the specialists i have the cell phones and i know the staff this matters when our taking care of a person there's lots of nuance or so here my big question and now a clarifying statement you can clarify it if you time for those who have who don't know certifying civil right is about to announce or announces they're to indemnify themselves as i look at this i know they've negotiated with blue cross it is something in here to try to boot you out to launch their thing is that - am i wrong is that kind of right. i know maybe i can't comment i smell something funny here is my comment. >> yeah. i won't want to speculate on that in the current negotiation

not allowed to join when i finished any residecy as a trained doctor so if you're a brown and tom nolan's doctor that takes blue shield and he e you happened to have our office on webster street that's right being next to 0 sutter hospital you as the doctor has specialists at that hospital that you use all the time and their your relationships on how to manage our patience so patients do exist in a volume they have to deal with lots of people especially with a lot of problems if you're a blue shield patient that sees a doctor that used the sutter familiarity and the doctor can't use the sutter facility to get paid your blue shield patient at brown and tom nolan doctor has to go to a non-sutter facility i'm a sutter doctor and if i send you over to the hospital i'm basically saying i don't know anybody and hope they call me back it's a k345ishg9d endeavor to increase score it's trickier you have your doctor and don't worry you can use my facility you hope the one hundred works just as they did with the specialists i have the cell phones and i know the staff this matters when our taking car

. >> director nolan. >> i thank the residents for coming down we understand the movement of bus stops is always slightly 0 controversial if we add a bus stop it's controversial and the public transportation is a huge benefit in this city and giving people access it that is our first proprietor and the gentleman said it right to allow people to do their jobs i'll go ahead and paragraph that make a motion. >> i want to say i'll support the motion we have to do a better job i know that in terms of understand that the restroom and it makes sense obviously that area a combination of residential and industrial so its challenging i'm sympathetic to the concerns by the neighbors and maybe we can work to make sure that the operators don't courage kids to congratulate be in a bus stop to figure out how to create better sensitivity to the residents it seems like there's problems. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? the i's have it. >> thank you next item. >> mr. chair that completes item 10.3 and 4 i'll call them both together with our approval item 10.3 a support of commuter shuttle pilot program

>> larry: and host of foxsports.com "no filter," katie nolan.ce wars" podcast, comedian sherrod small. sherrod. and currently on tour with john mulaney, comeade an seaton smith. okay katie i arev to start with you. >> i know i know. >> larry: i know you're a big patriots fan. partisan crowd here, partisan crowd. and everybody knows the patriots are cheaters. everybody knows that. by the way, if you don't say they're cheaters, then you get into the lying thing. >> right keeping it 100. >> larry: right. >> got it. >> larry: i already said that brady keeps it 70. are you disappointing that he didn't have the balls to just straight up lie? >> he had the balls. they just got taken into the bathroom and-- i don't -- >> would you rather have him lie than give that kind of half-truth there. >> the answer to the question, larry, is we don't know for sure if he's lying. but if we were to find out that he were lying, i would wish that he would have told the truth. but i-- i don't think -- >> what if he had done it, would you rather him tell the truth or li

. >> you know what bruce i got to jump in that here this is exactly what grandpa nolan always said.ruce, i agree. (laughter). >> reporter: good to hear from grandpa nolan. >> one thing i don't understand scott why we have to go get new shovels every year and of time it snows. i'm not quite sure of that i got a shovel and it will last me a long time. >> lucy has a shovel. >> now i got shovel. >> it will last 20 years. >> i hope so. snowstorms like this it could last a lifetime. >> we have got get an event where lucy can use that shovel. >> woe probably will. >> i did this today and the snow was gone. >> you could have used a broom right? all right. let's tack about what happened -- >> didn't even need a broom. >> it moved farther to the east. so that really impacted our area and right now it's out of here. we have the drying air it's going to turn cold and definitely those wind chills will be in the single digits tomorrow morning. but to the north and east, the boston area they've been getting slammed over 2 feet of snow in some locations in massachusetts. also hurricane force winds

if there's, if there's a real champion, other than jenny of course, it is pat nolan. pat? [applause] >> well, that's an introduction. my father would have enjoyed and my mother would have believed. but, really i attribute it to chuck coulson. he is the one that had the vision when it came out. he could have gone back an practiced law, instead dedicated entire rest of his life to calling to attention to the fact of the injustice of our system and the dehumanization of inmates and he offered hope to inmates and established prison fellow shep for that. and i was blessed to work with him in prison fellowship for 15 years and through that my political context among conservatives we helped build on the usual support for issues. and it is interesting because most people assume that conservatives are motivated for reform by economics and my experience is not that. it's the moral issues that motivate us and van hit on that. the first issue after i got out of prison we were involved in was harry reid was trying to strip prisoners of their religious liberty protection and it was ted

yosemite national park i work with engineers and city attorneys and scheduled and we all work tom nolan e together on the project. >> the excavations are in red we'll have the interference to go under the street. >> my next project is the largest project in the water system improvement program this is the southeast plan that involved a lot of kworpthsdz with the community groups and public when 9 commissioners such the planning commission and the board of supervisors or this ftc commission they help us in city hall this is a beautiful building it really is the inner workers of the building you feel you're in the heart of government and it's exciting to be part of thatyou. >> what do you think about working at an airport and i love it is busy all the time. >> we want it to be an those away was this is a venture if i didn't love it i'll be an accountant. >> we want the experience that is a non-airport experience the negative stigma we're trying to erase that. >> everything is in a bad food to excite them about the food and they have time to learn about us. >> people are imitated by travel

nolan peterson. when people think of france, of paris, they think of the eiffel tower and the loouf. but you say there's a hidden world that some have never seen. tell us about that. >> it's a troubling situation. france has been fighting alongside the united states in afghanistan for more than a decade to deny terrorists a safe haven. yet, a ten-minute cab ride from the eiffel tower, there are neighborhoods where islams from the muslim brotherhood or al qaeda are openly recruiting on the streets. i want to be clear that these neighborhoods aren't like a training camp or anything like that. but it's very troubling that there is a mix of disenfranchised muslim youth who don't believe they have a place in french society who are living alongside which basically amount to scouting parties of islamic groups. >> when you say, nolan, that they're recruiting, they're recruiting young people who feel disenfranchised. are they sending home yemen? what do we know about the recruiting? >> i wrote a story on blue

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

. >> chairman nolan and cristina rubke we have is quorum item 3. >> ladies and gentlemen ladies and gentlemen ladies and gentlemen, our meeting has gone. >> all matters listed under the consent agenda are considered by the board be enacted by one resolution in the form or forms listed below. if discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the consent agenda police know

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air force special ops pilot nolan peterson with us. and from the heritage foundation nile gardner and bridgette gabriel with us. isis is not islamic. almost knee-jerk at this point. >> isis is islamic. in their ten-page document they mention islamic verses 26 times. he cannot say it is not islamic. and who gave them the expertise to talk on behalf of islam? this all started with president bush, sean. president bush immediately after september said islam is a religion of peace. so did tony blair. >> submission. >> submission. islam. the word in arabic is islam. but a lot of westerners because the words sound similar they think sa lam is peace. they are very wrong. it is submission to islam and nothing else. >> we can look at america france great britain, libya kenya, smolomalia, iraq, afghanistan, i can't even name all the countries, violence in the name of islam. and yet there's this denial constant nonstop denial. why? >> well, that's a very good point. i think president francois hollande is in a statement e state of denial stam with

homicides just days apart. 17-year-old philip jones gunned down last week, and 23-year-old kevin nolan's on martin luther king day. >> stop the violence. we need peace in the streets. >> organizers use the discussion to prompt more involbut even they were surprised by the turnout. >> people have become desensitized to the violence. with this overflow crowd, we are seeing that people are not going to start this new year with this issue. >> this mother says that no. should have to walk in her shoes. >> may be of this would have happened. i'm not the only person who feels the way i feel. i feel horrible. >> they are hoping this meeting will be a springboard to a coalition to work on the solution. one person said, listen, we need long-term solutions. this problem did not start overnight and it will not be fixed overnight. roz plater, abc 7 news. >> this just in from prince george's county, where there is new information about a homicide in laurel. the victim was found on an imperial drive just a four 4:00 this afternoon. the victim was shot. officers need your help investigating the deadly s

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

system the tunnel f in the prlt to the tunnels and and the related issue i'll take up with director nolan i know there's changes i believe there's changes in the way we're running the shelter service we may want to reinvite revisit the shuttle service and worthwhile to have a brief update of our our pilots went i get oath questions as we're planning to purchase new cars i imagine the questions where are we in the shuttle service. >> if i may to add the truck tunnel to approve the other things and the shuttles 90 days or so we're going to redo the rail schedule from top to bottom we've continued to make adjustment in the real schedule based on the active car count rather than what we have i believe we've turned a corner with the car council holding it another a level that allows us to deal with what we can by capacity having two car trains in the m for the most part but in the short term we're looking at the schedule and certainly we're talked about only about the logistics and the capacities of the other thing that was mentioned when you do projects lie, sunset tunnels not like twin peaks