have this not related to the impact on the staff the other things that director reiskin and director nolan and director heinecke will work with the mayors and convince them there's 15 thousand tmcs if those were not around you'd have a lot of revenue the city is losing because of the this stubborn policy (clapping.) >> before we get to the next speaker i assume that a lot of people are here to talk about that exact issue can i see a show of hands for people that are in support thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon mr. haas. >> i'm david haas a long time can be driver 35 or 40 years losing track and hoping you'll resend the annual medallion fee it happens in today is paper the business section an oral uber jumping far ahead ever san francisco in the expense reports one statistic sums up that 71 percent of rides go through an expense management company during the first quarter 71 percent of rides were certified were for uber 29 percent used taxis obviously an unleveled applying in the can be industry is hemorrhaging shifts are going un

nolan's meeting my parents this week. wow, well, that's big. and i hope they like him because-- and i'm really proud of this-- nolan is the first man i'm introducing to my parents

lee. >> good evening director nolan and the members please bring our voices to the governor's office and the mayor's office as i know you get this job because a assigned by the mayor but the - he is not the boss. >> a human being principle i hope you people have the courage not to challenge the governor but bring the voice of the taxi low income fees people above their struggle and fairness in the fee we should liquor puc no more running our taxi like maybe a low rate the thing you have two much require so, please redefine the taxi industry and bring our voice to the governor's office got because you agree to challenge the boss a mayor or state or anything because this is about the principle one time at the love history it was ready to collapse it was the administrator they don't knows who is royalty - bear a good he's year is out that's why our country is great we have a democracy if the mayor or whoever is a patient he'll be anti sooner or later corrupt is you corrupt i saw a lot of corruption i'm so upset, of course, the 5 foot principle is not for our boss is your boss is no good

(calling names). >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon director nolan march with the san francisco taxi workers alliance the sf t w a will be issues of importance to you and the rest of the city including the tmc and safeties issues i want to thank you dave and others for keeping the safety issues afloat it is really, really important i wanted to talk about the medallion renewable fee and other fees because this agency is collecting according to the budget about $10 million a year from the taxi striate a time when drivers are suffering, our industry reeling you're using this is a cash cow for other projects but i note that your birthing budget is increased by 24 percent over the past 4 so that you are engaging in large increases in transit service we're paying for that that's not right to be taking it from an industry who's been hurt so badly and the city refuses to do anything to help what i'm saying you should no longer be charging those medallion fees you should no longer be charging drivers a card fees giving a break to the medallion holders is called for but the ordinary driver nee

i'm marseille a medallion holder with yellow cab director nolan it is hard to address the board and not show anger i'm angry over the taxi in city and county of san francisco i'm disappointed with our mayor with the position he's taken on this board to wave the medallion fee and educate our mayor on this issue it's not okay to charge a quarter ever a $0 million for a medallion at the same time i promote and facilitate unfair driving thank you (clapping) (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> my name is tom i've been a medallion holder since 19989 a driver since 75 and i know everyone is here about regulating the tmcs but it is hard on your part to do that being the sate you're under whatever i feel it is more in your power to unregulate us i mean didn't have to be catastrophic unregulating but a simple thing like letting us use the same exemptions as muni and look at it us as a transportation system and an extension of muni so for instance wherever muni buses make a left-hand turn it would be helpful to make us more efficient and more competitive if because if we can do that and the tmc

james guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 25-year-old natasha nolan.e santa cruz woman fell out of a faulty party bus door on highway 17 in los gatos back in 2012. jurors found the owner guilty because he allegedly knew about the door and ignored it. nolan's death led to a new law requiring i.d.s to be checked if alcohol is going to be consumed on buses. >>> this afternoon the chp will reveal new details about a deadly hit-and-run crash on the peninsula, in hopes someone can help officers track down the driver. motorcyclist was on highway 101 near 92 and san mateo last thursday when he hit a concrete barrier and flew off the on-ramp. witnesses say they saw an suv or jeep stop, then head east on 92. officers say that vehicle may have been involved in the crash, and it may have damage to illustrates right side. >>> the san jose police department plans to use a drone, getting closer to takeoff. "mercury news" reports the city's neighborhoods commission this week issued a report endorsing use of a drone as part of a one-year pilot program. the department a

nolan arenado takes him deep. and just like that it is 3-0, colorado.of the 8th inning, now down 4-2. hector sanchez grounds into an inning ending fielders choice. rockies win 4-2 and san francisco has its sixth straight loss. >>> hall of famer nolan ryan checking out the astros and the as . a two run homer making it 2-0. houston went onto win 6-1. >>> and the sharks cleaned out their lockers today. but coach todd wasn't cleaning out his office just yet. san jose has not decided whether or not he will return as head coach next season. the coach said he wanted to discuss his future with his family, but joe thornton thought that wasn't the only family he should talk with. >> todd has to talk to his family. maybe he should talk to this family as well. we will see what happens. yeah. >> they will be sure to be some changes. we don't know what exactly will be going on. but most likely, a decision will be made on mclellen's future before he head to europe with team canada. >> when does hunter pence get back? >> hopefully soon. he is running around the bases a

police arrested raymond nolan of glen burnie. he had gotten into a traffic altercation yesterday with another driver who waved a gun at him. police tracked down that man with the gun, it was nolan. they found a pellet gun in his car along with a small amount of marijuana and several narcotic pain pills. one person was seriously injured in an accident near the key bridge in arlington earlier this morning, the victim was thrown from the car when a car crashed at ft. myer highway. he's listed in critical condition with life threatening injuries at george washington hospital and he's identified as a 26-year-oldington man. the cause of the crash is under investigation. up next on abc 7 news at 6:00 -- >> why you're going to need to pay more of this to see this on certain days if you want to go to nats park. we'll explain and tell you what the fans think coming up in a minute. leon: plus winds of change in the air tonight. doug has to break down when the rain arrives and how long it will stay in a few minutes. robert: i'm robert burton

. >> thank you chairman nolan and thank you to the supervisor scott wiener for his leadership and to everyone that's been involved in this incredible important work it is really exciting and speaking from a position as someone that worked retail late at night or it's been spent e spending years working with as a wit our with my pocket full of tips it is incredibly drawings but more than imagine it is exhausting to have to depend on late night service so i couldn't be more existed about this work even today in my regular work i'll often stay at city council meeting and have to report to driven to the meetings i know that service will not accumulate me late at night or take an expensive cab ride with a limited budget i wanted to speak to a little bit about some of the things i'm hoping i'm missing and want to be sure are included the restaurant industry see really critical to be involved ♪ work particularly the restaurant workers themselves like the guys that are washing our dishes and in the back that don't get off night one or two clock in the morning sciu is here at the table and an

nolan's death led to a new law requiring i.d.s to be checked if alcohol is going to be consumed on buses. >>> this morning, pg&e will learn its punishment for the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. california's public utilities commission will vote on the fines for the utility somewhere in the vicinity of $1.5 billion. the 2010 explosion killed eight people and leveled dozens of homes in san bruno. san bruno mayor will speak before the start of the meeting. be sure to watch nbc bay area at 11:00 this morning for an update on today's vote. >>> we may get another view of that disturbing police shooting in south carolina. dash cam video. tracie potts is following this story, she has that plus nbc's exclusive interview with the man who recorded the shooting on his cell phone. >> i thought about his position. >> reporter: here's what fayden santana says he saw before he started recording. >> he had control of scott and scott was trying just to get away from the taser, which the taser, you know, you can hear the sound of the taser. >> reporter: he had been tased at that point? >> yes. >> rep

would anyone care to support nolan?

know, nolan's sister-in-law is an officer. so she is there at the center today. they want to raise as much money as possible. so all day today already under way, you can stop by until 2:00 a.m. the next morning, all sales, all receipts will go toward this fund. there is also going to be a lot of sharks, giants and other sports memorabilia in an auction and raffle. please if you get the chance to support that at britannia arms in san jose. >> in fact there are two locations. so if you can't get to the one on the west santa clara street, there's also one on the expressway. and i'm sure that some of these folks are going to be going over there afterwards, the ones not on dupuyuetyduty. and one next month. this is a shop with a cop foundation of silicon valley. this is going to be on may 17th. and the proceeds from that a portion of those proceeds will go to mike johnson's favorite charity and activities in his memory. and the rest of the proceeds will go to help the underserved children in that community who are working with the shop with a cop foundation as part of

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 that >> good morning everyone. welcome to san francisco budgeal supervisor, budget and finance committee meeting. my name is mark farrell. joins by supervisor tang. want to thank sfgtv [inaudible] >> please silence cell phones and electronic devices [inaudible] as part of the [inaudible] >> thank you madam clerk. we have a relatively short agenda so we start off calling item number 1 >> [inaudible] resolution of a multihousing

form sharks all help star nolan is a co-owner.graph goal colleagues raffle will have sports memorabelia. >> we will stream this on-line. >> if you details in the violent attack on a san francisco taxi driver captured by the surveillance video. >> look. they reached the destination the passenger pummeled the driver and tried to problem him on tuesday after midnight at 7th and market. the driver is grateful he was not seriously hurt. >> i tried to resist and said, no no, no do not do this. he dropped the lock and kept hitting me and hitting me and i deflected most of blows. he pop me and landed clean. >> he said when he got suspicious when the passenger sat directly behind him and got away with nothing. he ran into the civic center bart station and disappeared. >>> new details investigators have determined a major fire in the mission district was not intentionally set. one person was killed and 70 displaced of the the january 28 fire does not appear to be the result of arson or foul play and they believe it could be the result of an

nolan: madam speaker, i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to the order of the house of today, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. thursday, before a live studio audience, russian president vladimir putin answered questions on domestic and foreign policy on his annual call-in program. more than 2 million questions were submitted via call, text, and e-mail. the entire event lasted more than four hours. during this 90 minute portion, putin addressed relations with ukraine and the west, as well as the recent nuclear iran agreement. from moscow, this is courtesy of u.s. english news channel russia today. >> we are watching the russian president right now, getting ready for his q&a address. over 2 million question already posed to the russian president. he said records in the past by going on for m

top of the first nolan takes him deep for a three-run shot and just like that, it's 3-0 colorado. of the 8th, now down 4- 2, giants with a go head run at the plate. but hector sanchez grounds into an inning ending fielder's choice. rockies win 4-2 with san francisco sixth straight loss. >>> and hall of famer nolan ryan on the right, checking out the astros and a's. bottom of the first jed lowrie two-run home off pomeranz makes it 2-0. lowrie with 3 rbi and houston won 6-1. >>> back to warriors basketball they will play their first play- off game on saturday against the pelicans, game time is at 12:30. i'm andrea nakano and that's sports for this thursday morning. >>> and now for your play of the day. atlanta braves hosting the miami marlins. top of the ninth, the marlins hit a line drive deep to left field. jonny gomes of the braves makes a diving catch to end the inning. check out the replay. gomes goes up and robs them of extra bases. that's your play of the day. the marlins did win 6-2. >>> and still ahead, half a million bay area residents have new restrictions on their water

. >> hi, i'm bill i live in hayes valley on the internet i go on the name of dust nolan if you up here it maybe hard to see i've been i'm one of the people that alex marches used to for the data that was done for airbnb i've been downloading data from average since october about 12 times those numbers are fairly consistent supervisor farrell mentioned the numbers are lower than they've been they're not really but they tend to go up and down with the percentages stay the same the percentage of the number of apartments compared to homes and their shared they're pretty much the same those nuns thirty percent over thirty percent of the rentals on airbnb are consistently done with people having 2 or more rentals 15 percent of the rentals and the hosts they match on airbnb are consistently arguing did you by people that list their home as not san francisco they're from denver, new york are mexican city from all over the world it is the same percentages all through the maeblt february 1st i've done four runs since february 1st since this law was - airbnb they don't take down their advertising

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 that >> good afternoon and i would like to welcome you to our regularly scheduled meeting of the city and school district select committee. i am your chair supervisor jane kim. i will be joined soon by supervisor david campos and we're joined by board of education commissioners sand sandra lee fewer and jill wynns and i would like to thank sfgtv for broadcasting the meeting and making sure they're able online and recognize jenn

natasha nolan was traveling home to santa cruz from a country music concert when she started fighting with a woman on the bus. nolan died after falling out of the bus while it was moving fast on highway 17. >>> the secret service is dealing with yet another scandal. the "washington post" says a female employee at the agency accused a supervisor of assault. she told investigators the supervisor made sexual advances and then grabbed her arms when she resisted. she says they struggled until her supervisors gave up. he is now on administrative leave and his security clearance has been suspended. >>> penalty phase expected to begin next week in the trial of boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. tsarnaev found guilty yesterday of all 30 federal counts against him including conspiracy and deadly use of a weapon of mass destruction. 17 of those charges are punishable by death. the jury could start hearing evidence as soon as monday. >>> and san francisco's police chief says he is continuing to push for the removal of several officers who sent racist and homophobic text messages. chief gre

joshia nolan made it a point not to look at holmes once during his hour-long testimony.bc news los looking forward to a fresh start but doesn't feel the portrayal of him in the media has been fair. mcdonald made his first public comments yesterday after separate police investigations last year that led to his release by the niners. questions about his characters were not right or fair because he doesn't feel he did anything wrong. mcdonald was arrested last august for felony domestic violence, but was never charged and he was accused of sexual assault, but police have yet to clear him in that instance. he is now a member of the chicago bear by the way. >>> we're hearing from the baltimore teenager whose mother caught him at that riot and dragged him away slapping him in the head. we showed you victoria graham partially disciplining her 16-year-old son after she saw him on television, recognized him taking part in the riots. she's the mother of five daughters and one son, that son michael. everyone understands why his mother did what she did. >> i respect my mama. >> a lo

it was organized by former sharks captain owen nolan, who is a co-owner of the restaurant's san jose location. the day long event included a raffle with prizes donated from businesses as far as napa valley. >>> today the san francisco police department is expected to finish a report on 14 officers being investigated for sending racist and homophobic text messages. anne makovec joins us live in san francisco with details. anne, good morning. >>> reporter: good morning. we knew there would be some criminal cases dismissed because of this texting scandal. and now the lawyers are starting to line up. today is the day that that report is expected to be finished on a trove of racist and anti-gay text messages sent between at least 14 san francisco police officers. we're talking racial slurs, swear words and other derogatory remarks. and now, federal defense attorneys are arguing that drug traffic stings set up in downtown san francisco targeted suspects based on their race. in fact, they say of the 37 people arrested in one operation targeting drugs near schools, all of them were black. th

nolan died after she fell out of the bus on highway 17. >>> 6:08. an accused child molester who escaped from custody, his month on the run ended this week when u.s. marshals arrested him at an apartment on the gulf coast. johnell carter got away from a sheriff's deputies during a medical point near valley medical center. his brother allegedly drove him to reno where carter caught a greyhound bus and headed to mississippi. >> there's no indication that the escape was preplanned at this time. it appears that he was waiting for an opportunity and took it when it arose. >> carter is awaiting extradition back to santa clara county. >>> 6:09 on this thursday morning. a potential solution to the battle over tuition hikes at the uc system. details on the plan to bring some of that bickering to an end. >> apple's next big launch is fast approaching. the issues that could have even have the biggest apple fans saying, no, thanks, to the smartwatch. >> and we say, oh, yeah, the oakland a's play baseball daytime baseball this season the first game. we have that

. >> hi barry toronto i'm here again decorators and tom nolan first my heart goes out to the family it is really sad what happened then and to all the cab drivers it shouldn't happen we should be more careful and drivers and pedestrians 0 on the streets of san francisco and lesson in her name we're looking out for traffic signals and the legislation regarding tmcs i think this body should weigh in to our lobbyist to react to this regarding i want to also want to thank carolyn for all her public records she's a wonderful hubby find out was conflict issue from the e-mails that kate torn and tom maguire did a wonderful job in handling the controversy over this, however, when i discovered the people low down didn't bring this information out jarvis murray and michael harris have not helping the cab industry by going yes yes, yes we're not realizing the cab effects and the e-mails show they couldn't care less that the - of the impact that causes and we all have to show up in meetings and take valuable staff time to get this done you ought 0 look at who is staffing 33 and their job the baseb

. >> mike nolan and i have been working on this machine for the last two years.nology . >> what a brilliant dude. >> it's existing technology. what they said to do is mobilize it and want to raise money on the indy go-go campaign to buy a motorcycle take it into different communities, they can bring the waste oil or plastic garbage and turn it into fuel. >> with other mobile machine, we're going to take this and turn it into fuel right then and there. >> it's a brilliant idea. a game changer. >> everyone should participate in finding the solution to this problem. >>> all right, everybody. pay attention. i time for us to give awayite i had pad mini. >> then click on rightthisminute.com. >> enter the buzzword on facebook twitter or both. you can use each are day >>> monday's buzzword is -- ultimate. >> gets on over to rightthisminute.com, click on the "win ipad" button and entering the buzzword -- ultimate >>> one day later this week it's bonus giveaway. one gets an ipad mini and the other a flat-screen tv. good luck, everybody. >>> there's a texting outbreak and g

ideas britannia arms -- yesterday britannia arms held a fundraiser, organized by owen nolan.affle with prizes donated from business as far as napa valley. >>> a california appeals court ruled the state can remove out of control kids from their parents' homes. child protective services could take action if a child is at risk of harming himself or others. even if the parents are not at fault. the court disagrees with another court's opinion which said that a parent had to be responsible for that bad behavior. the matter could be heard next by the state supreme court. >> this decision does not give free rein to intervene in families when children have a tantrum at the grocery store. >> the professor expects this will eventually go to the u.s. supreme court. >>> baseball is back in the bay area. the a's and giants will play game 2 of the bay bridge series at at&t park tonight. fans may notice a few new things at the giants home stadium. there's an easy entry at the gate for the season ticketholders and a couple of clocks inside. they are part of baseball's effort to speed up the

atari's founder, nolan bushnell recalls a video game they created.ad one project that everyone turned down. it was a game called breakout. finally i said "steve, hey, do this for me." and he said, "done." wozniak wasn't on the payroll and jobs was. they worked something out in the evening. two weeks later, in a project that traditionally took months we had a prototype. in january 1976, jobs, the promoter began pestering wozniak, the designer, to build some printed circuit boards so other hobbyists could build their own computers. we invested $1,000 and we'd have to sell 50 to profit. i said, "i don't think we'll get our money back." he said, "no, maybe we won't, but we'll have a company." if you're like me, that's reason for doing something. you don't have to justify it in some productive sense. we started as just a little play dream. for start-up capital jobs sold his van and wozniak his calculator. soon they had a prototype. i took this blank pc board to hewlett-packard and showed it to my engineer friends. everyone was gloating over it. a few days

former san jose shark owen nolan is lending his help. he's part own of the brittania arms and holding a fund-raiser all day to raise as much money as he can, at al muden and santa clara locations. as we see pictures of officer johnson with his wife smiling. >> i can't imagine the pain she must be going through today. it's wonderful to see the show of support, as you mentioned. the san jose earthquakes are going to have a special easter egg hunt this weekend. fun for the kids but they're taking donations of which they'll match up to $10,000 as well. so going into a foundation for the family. >> you saw the pictures a second ago of officer johnson with his wife. if you looked at the adjectives to describe him, the ones that popped up most commonly among his colleagues were things like brave and sensitive and dedicated and kind of unflappable, that nothing really kept him from his mission. he didn't get upset very often. he was just a very calm steady extremely dedicated police officer. and you're seeing that now return to him with the outp

las vegas vin talked about the economics of running a business as brown tom nolan and hill the investments we've made the only way for a pay back is under the economic taeshths we've set while meeting the quality goals so if we need a pragmatic do we have skin in the game we have dramatic interests in achieving this goal along with maintaining the goals so the doctors can continue with the patient at least the interests are aligned and in right direction. >> commissioners, i asked the same question by my bosses those it is true for all of us in favor operations we get asked you know again, just like each of the provider partners hill has invested a tremendous amount of money both this investment where no expectation of making our future it was a chance to drive the innovation engine so we believe that we will as an organization reap the benefits and you know our patients will reap the benefits system wide we feel good about making those are commitment our overall with brown and toland and hill the blue shield risks has gone up 10 percent or percent on the hillside a small 5 thousands went

nolan to come up and share with us her joy and passion for willie brown jr. middle school and introduce the mayor. >> thank you (clapping.) great morning everyone thank you for being here there are many people that brought us here i want to acknowledge constituting thank you for your vision and leadership i want to recognize the school lineups or leaders that helped to develop the violation hydra and sandra and emily and others thank you very much. >> that's excitement because the future is right here in the library. >> the department heads that have been a part you've heard from determining trusts and others about the many city heads i want to acknowledge maria that has been heading up the department of b cf and the many people that work in labor many of who grew up in the neighborhood and still live here this is truly a team project that is american people to on the last day of wir7b9 looking for spring tomorrow that's almost a poetic way to look at what's happening in the bayview and the seating part of san francisco we're coming out in the winter some con

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 that. >> of the entertainment commission at 5:31 p.m. didn't go and welcome everyone we're going to start with the roll call. >> okay good evening all right. commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner perez commissioner caminong vice president c

. >> and parking authority director brinkman director borden director heinecke is present director nolan droomentz director rubke will be absent please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. the board respectfully ask develops to be turned off prevail of minutes. >> motion to approve. >> future decision all in favor, say i. opposed? communications. >> yes. members of the board and ladies and gentlemen, as you read in the paper the death about a gentleman that's been on the board for quite a while. >> excuse me. i ask we adjourn the meeting in memory of peter he served with great decision i d decision intention with our consent we'll adjourn in memory of him and . >> you were going to talk about the order of business today. >> after the advisory committee report we're going to

official sharks all star nolan is a co-owner and his sister-in-law works for the police. the raffle and auction include giants and sharks and earthquake memorabelia from 11 o'clock a.m. until 2:00 a.m. >> we will carry the memorial service for officer johnson scheduled to begin at 11 o'clock as you her matt say. our coverage starts before that with the procession from los gatos and we will stream it online at abc7.com . >>> other news now, san francisco-based home rental service air b and b is taking advantage of the relations between united states and cuba expanding to the island nation. our reporter is in the newsroom to tell us how it will work. >> starting today airbnb is now available in cue pa. the company is taking advantage of loosened restrictions on trade and travel to the island that has been in place for decades. there are more than a thousand airbnb apartment and home rentals in havana. employees worked with local residents who were already representing out their homes as bed and breakfast. a child they have is internet access and use is very low there. some