i want to thank tom nol frn nolan for his service for 8 years.ed through change jz been a calm and thoughtful voice and honored to work with him and call him a friend. his leadership shaped my time as vice chair and will continue to shape and inform my time as chair. our city and transit system will be a unfinished project and changing. helping to create a transportation worthy the great city woompt regoing in the right direction even though bumps and challenges occur but always towards our goal, which is a great city with slnt transportation choices. i think our current and past boards i thank the current and past bord for the work they have done and continue to do. we bring unique speerns and dedication to create a collegeial board and proud to serve along said all och you as well as mr. reiskin and team and thank you to roberta boomer and i look forward being your 7th chairperson. [inaudible] [laughter] >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> let me just-thank you very much. i'll echo comments and thank tom for his services and leadership and

congrat ylshzs chairman brinkman and thank you chairman nolan, outgoing. [inaudible] associate pastor of cornerstone church and part the committee john knox white and team helped facilitate over two years and thank john and juliet and team facilitating a job for a challenges process. i do want to say i think fellow faith organization members are not able to make it today but i think without formally speaking on their behalf we are supportive of the pilot project and believe this is a compromise for the neighborhoods and faith communities and i think everyone just to communicate to the neighborhoods this will beope toon the general mublic whether going to the restaurants or shopping or faith organizations and i just want to reiterate that i believe it is communicate today the board that the small business administration san francisco has also supported this pilot project and legalization the median parking on dolores. i believe it was brought up at the last board meeting. one reason the data hasn't skewed too much is the gentrification that happened with th

i want to thank tom nol frn nolan for his service for 8 years.e led through change jz been a calm and thoughtful voice and honored to work with him and call him a friend. his leadership shaped my time as vice chair and will continue to shape and inform my time as chair. our city and transit system will be a unfinished project and changing. helping to create a transportation worthy the great city woompt regoing in the right direction even though bumps and challenges occur but always towards our goal, which is a great city with slnt transportation choices. i think our current and past boards i thank the current and past bord for the work they have done and continue to do. we bring unique speerns and dedication to create a collegeial board and proud to serve along said all och you as well as mr. reiskin and team and thank you to roberta boomer and i look forward being your 7th chairperson. [inaudible] [laughter] >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> let me just-thank you very much. i'll echo comments and thank tom for his services and leadership

there are jokes about the 60s batman and the christopher nolan batman.ou need to see the lego movie, because that is terrific and better than this. i have a busy weekend ahead of me. the lego batman movie is tiptop stuff and doesn't let the side down. i am already feeling overwhelmed. let's talk about fences. i haven't seen the film and now i feel i want to see the play. denzel washington stars and directs it. troy is a blue—collar worker who brings home his frustrations from his work, from his life. they all come out in the home encounters. the film has got four oscar nominations including best supporting actress and here is why. i'm not talking about no baseball. you're not listening to me, i'm trying to explain it to you the best way i know how. it's not easy for me to admit i've been standing in the same place for 18 years. well, i've been standing with you! i've been right here with you, troy. i've had a life too. i've had 18 years of my life just standing in the same spot as you. don't you think i've ever wanted other things? don't you think i had

we will report back as director nolan and the board has requested.but i can tell you what we know at this point. caltrain electrification program of about $2 billion budget had pending 647 million dollar federal grants through discretionary grants program at the-that the united states department of transportation manages. they've been working on this grant for at least the last year and obviously's part about to something billion-dollar program, $650 million of the significant part of the funding plan. this other state money. there's other local money it's a-these funds get leverage party significantly but these are the funds that are necessary for the electrification of caltrain which is both the process of electrifying the right-of-way as well as bind the new electric vehicles. all of which will allow for much improved well-trained service because electric trains, as opposed to diesel trains, are much more reliable and can accelerate nd decelerate much faster which means the same amount of right-of-way can provide a lot more service. as anyone who'

nolan? >> he asked really transparent questions. blowing this sense will take you to the clear white you're supposed to have. when you said there's all these other answers you could give, they all have ways to misconstrue them. there's always a right answer that you're supposed to put. just answer the right thing. if you're a japanese loyalist you're not going to say, yeah, i attend the fifth columnist club every tuesday. >> we need seven. you want to join us? >> right. >> yeah. i think that's true. it's pretty obvious, right, what the right answer should be. if you are trying to get out and this is the only way you can get out, you might think, i'm going to answer and tell them what they want to hear, right? josh? hang on. i'd like to hear from josh. >> if they are obvious to you, there are interrogate questions. do you think they're losing it? that question itself, yeah, you know what the right answer is, but it's very pointed. you're already whittling them off. right? >> but putting it on the spot. >> you know the right answer bu

msg and knicks owner dave nolan has banned oakley from madison square garden.e was ejected saturday night. this is a real personal foul. >> he has a problem with anger. he's both physically and verbally abusive. he may have a problem with alcohol, we don't know, but those behaviors, being physically and verbally abusive, those are personality problems. >> he's done a tremendous job in his rookie year. >> wowing the fans here at the gard garden, fans chanting charles oakley's name. >> fans were saying "free charles oakley" and "fire james nolan ". >>> flyers did score just one goal in their three losses. david hackstall is changing up his lines again. chu will be joined by wayne simmons on the top line now and the captain says he needs to do more. >> i know i got to be better to help the team take responsibility for losing games. offensively we haven't been clicking. we had a chance but it's not going in. >> hopefully the flyers can start scoring some goals today. i'm john clark at csn. >>> valuabentine's day will be last chance to get a photo in front of the ic

we will report back as director nolan and the board has requested.but i can tell you what we know at this point. caltrain electrification program of about $2 billion budget had pending 647 million dollar federal grants through discretionary grants program at the-that the united states department of transportation manages. they've been working on this grant for at least the last year and obviously's part about to something billion-dollar program, $650 million of the significant part of the funding plan. this other state money. there's other local money it's a-these funds get leverage party significantly but these are the funds that are necessary for the electrification of caltrain which is both the process of electrifying the right-of-way as well as bind the new electric vehicles. all of which will allow for much improved well-trained service because electric trains, as opposed to diesel trains, are much more reliable and can accelerate nd decelerate much faster which means the same amount of right-of-way can provide a lot more service. as anyone who'

we will report back as director nolan and the board has requested.but i can tell you what we know at this point. caltrain electrification program of about $2 billion budget had pending 647 million dollar federal grants through discretionary grants program at the-that the united states department of transportation manages. they've been working on this grant for at least the last year and obviously's part about to something billion-dollar program, $650 million of the significant part of the funding plan. this other state money. there's other local money it's a-these funds get leverage party significantly but these are the funds that are necessary for the electrification of caltrain which is both the process of electrifying the right-of-way as well as bind the new electric vehicles. all of which will allow for much improved well-trained service because electric trains, as opposed to diesel trains, are much more reliable and can accelerate nd decelerate much faster which means the same amount of right-of-way can provide a lot more service. as anyone who'

greg kurstin, julian burg, tom coyne, tom elmhirst, emile haynie, greg kurstin, randy merrill, liam nolanisciano. >> you cut him off last time. >> thank you, adele. jonathan dickens, thank you very much. i have such a great team, rachel, alex bosco, julian burke, bill barrel and i'm so lucky to be working with adele. it was just incredible. so thank you so much, everyone who voted for the song, thank you. ( applause ) >> thank you, obviously, to greg. thank you to everyone that voaptd. and thank you to my manager because the comeback, as it were, was completely masterminded by him. and you executed it incredibly, and i owe you everything. we've been together for 10 years, and i love you like you're my dad. i love you so, so much. i love my dad, that's the thing. that doesn't mean a lot. i love you like i would love my dad. and, of course, my dream, my dream and my idol is queen bee, and i adore you. you move my soul every single day. and you have done for nearly 17 years. i adore you, and i want you to be my moment, all right. ( applause ) >> >> i'm old enough to be your mom asweetie. and

personal foul here, nolan says oakley needs help. >> he has a problem with anger.s both physically and verbally abusive. he may have a problem with alcohol, we don't know. those behaviors of being physically and verbally abusive, those are personality problems. >> as i said, personal foul. flyers have recalled their forward. they will try to break their three game losing streak tomorrow against the sharks. the coach changing up his lines again. claude giroud will be on the top line and the captain says he needs to be more. >> i know i got to be better to help the team. take responsibility for the last ten games osffensively we havent been clicking, haven't had -- had chances but it's not going in. >> remember during the season, deshawn jackson was asked about coming back to the eagles. he said you never know how things will turn out. with free agency a month away, he says he wants to return to the redskins. >> obviously i do want to still be here, my family, you know, my house, i have everything here. i don't want to be in a transaction of moving. first things firs

greg kurstin, julian burg, tom coyne, tom elmhirst, emile haynie, greg kurstin, randy merrill, liam nolanl, alex bosco, julian burke, bill barrel and i'm so lucky to be working with adele. it was just incredible. so thank you so much, everyone who voted for the song, thank you. ( applause ) >> thank you, obviously, to greg. thank you to everyone that voaptd. and thank you to my manager because the comeback, as it were, was completely masterminded by him. and you executed it incredibly, and i owe you everything. we've been together for 10 years, and i love you like you're my dad. i love you so, so much. i love my dad, that's the thing. that doesn't mean a lot. i love you like i would love my dad. and, of course, my dream, my dream and my idol is queen bee, and i adore you. you move my soul every single day. and you have done for nearly 17 years. i adore you, and i want you to be my moment, all right. ( applause ) >> >> i'm old enough to be your mom asweetie. and now we end music's biggest night with a very big award. >> these are the nominations for album of the year. >> announcer: "25," a

reports to influence congress based on what is in these numbers, and if they are inaccurate, it is all nolan void. well,a budget front, as congress is using these numbers for munitions and strikes to help develop the budget going forward. there is a fiscal element. what has the reaction been? if you fol you read the story, it blew up online. what has the reaction been like a? i >> think we have gotten some mixed reaction. a lot of people who support the story we put out and believe those apaches need to be included in the strike count, certainly, the department of defense has been telling the that these numbers are comprehensive, that they include every bomb that was dropped in operation inherent resolve, and we've learned that's not the case. i think there is a little bit of competition going on. it's kind of a mixed bag. there has always been this cultural push back between the two sides. part of the problem has been, how do you get the two sid sets to talk to each other? do you think there's going to be a time when we get a comprehensive report coming out where we say, this is everything,

greg kurstin, julian burg, tom coyne, tom elmhirst, emile haynie, greg kurstin, randy merrill, liam nolanano. >> you cut him off last time. >> thank you, adele. jonathan dickens, thank you very much. i have such a great team, rachel, alex bosco, julian burke, bill barrel and i'm so lucky to be working with adele. it was just incredible. so thank you so much, everyone who voted for the song, thank ( applause ) >> thank you, obviously, to greg. thank you to everyone that voaptd. and thank you to my manager because the comeback, as it were, was completely masterminded by him. and you executed it incredibly, and i owe you everything. we've been together for 10 years, and i love you like you're my dad. i love you so, so much. i love my dad, that's the thing. that doesn't mean a lot. i love you like i would love my dad. and, of course, my dream, my dream and my idol is queen bee, and i adore you. you move my soul every single day. and you have done for nearly 17 years. i adore you, and i want you to be my moment, all right. ( applause ) >> asweetie. and now we end music's biggest night with a v

it'll kick in from april — ofgem chief executive dermot nolan says the cap could save vulnerable customerscap is perfect, but it was suggested that on average people were paying about 70 or £80 more on average than people on standard tariffs. this should bring people back into line and give people the same level of protection. i think some of the cheapest available out there were not available, but we can still see some of the deals out there, so we give them a level of protection while allowing them to switch. to the us now — one of the country's largest carmakers, general motors have just announced their earnings for 2016. joining me now from the floor of the new york stock exchange is our north america business correspondent samira hussain. how these results looking? how these results looking ?m how these results looking? if you look at the gm's earnings for the last quarter, it was released from. if you look at the full—year, it was their second consecutive year of record profits for the largest us group. it was the strength of what is happening here in the us. it was strong sales of u

so next week is the california association of air agency on aging capital day next thursday and tom nolan from daas and i be attending together and hoping to meet with some of the representatives in the state. i am going to washington, d.c. in april for the national association of aging public policy briefing which we have been able to attend every year. it's usually really helpful information that we get there and i have been visiting our representatives on the hill along with the rest of the california contingent so that should be interesting and i will come back and report back. i

the pitchers and the catchers are in full swing and hopefully aaron nolan is back on track he started last year and was supposed to be the ace of the staff but after a few bad starts he was shut down for the last two months of the season with an elbow injury. now, he's back in spring training 100% healthy and hopefully going to be the day one starter for the phils. nola talked about injury and talked about his health coming >> went smoothly it really did. everything went well and, you know, in pain. i think the rest helped me a little bit and the procedure that they did on me definitely helped and throwing really well. >> the guy hothouse handle nola cameron rupp. last year he had to split time with carlos ruiz but this year he's the main guy. there's a few new faces a lot of different parts and rupp feels like it's all going to come together. >> just being able to learn th them. you know, jared last year was great for us. vinnie was great for us. um, and then we added few veteran guys that will help. added clay bucks holts which will be great and then bullpen will help our pitching s

nolan i moved to question him about four cases that he listed on his questionnaire which asked him to list the "10 most significant litigated matters he personally handled." among those 10 cases that he listed on his questionnaire were three voting rights cases and a desegregation case. that surprised me. that is because i know senator sessions and i know his record on voting rights. he is no champion of voting rights. he called the voting rights act intrusive and complained about states with a history of discrimination being subject to [inaudible] be here he seemed to trumpeting his personal involvement in three voting rights cases and one school desegregation case. i guess it seemed to me that given his previous experience before this committee, and given the concern civil rights advocates had expressed about his nomination, that perhaps senator sessions or the transition team was attempting to revise some of that history and to recast him as a civil rights champion. and as it turns out, that is exactly what was going on. three attorneys who worked on three of those four cases wrote

>>reporter: tom nolan is one of the officials who have been pushing the project for the past 15 years. >> if it can't happen it will be an expensive bus station. the president might put the money into it. maybe. >>reporter: truth be told, critics have long question the cost of tunneling more than a mile to the heart of san francisco. did you ever think the train wasn't coming? >> no. we were sure it was coming. right now they're just trying to find a plan b. >>reporter: officials say they hope to get the train into the trans bay terminal sometime but they don't know when and now they really don't know how much it will cost. >>> estrange discovery inside a recycling plant this morning and injured man was found in a pile of trash at the pier 36 recycling plant. the fire department said the suffered crushed injuries they believe he was likely in a dumpster that was unloaded onto a truck. he is now in critical condition. >>> it feels like nonstop bad news on highway 17. joe vasquez is live with the breaking news update. what now joe?>>reporter: now, we have a rockslide that's very active.

. >> i've never seen her treat the >> reporter: donald nolan lives inside the home and says he was here when she was babysitting. he says he heard the child crying but believes his friend is innocent. >> i was sitting right there. she didn't give the baby no methadone. >> reporter: but the child's mother told investigators that her son's sip pi cup smelled funny. it's now being tested in a baltimore laboratory. deputies say it could be an additional piece of evidence. >> the good news is that the child is expected to make a full recovery. that's -- any time that can happen, that's a good day. >> reporter: investigators say this is still an active and ongoing investigation. they say it's possible more charges could come. she is expected to be back in court on march 13th. >>> down in louisville, kentucky they received 52 overdose calls in a that's more than double the 25 calls received in the same time frame the week before. nbc nightly news is working the story. the full report coming up right after this broadcast. >>> up to one-fourth of all americans report having low back pain. and te

he's an unbelievable dad to nolan and it rubs off on us. >> i think it's great that it's important that that we know every kid on the team. that we know their wives. we become a tighter community. >> you love your wife, you love your family. once you have a kid, there is nothing. >> reporter: it has gifted the kids with lifelong friendship. kristin harris wusa 9. >> kristin is watching tonight. she is doing well. she had her surgery. she is doing well. and then she'll rest for a couple more weeks and gear up radiation. so thank you for supporting her and lifting her up and we're all doing the samething. >> can't wait to have her back here. >>> coming up next president trump defends his tough talk with foreign leaders. >> for the first time the son of actor alan thicke is talking about day that he witnessed his dad suffer a deadly heart attack. >> and at 6:30 on the cbs evening news with scott pelley, teaching how democracy works through the harmony of jazz. >>> so it was less than two months ago that we lost actor alan thicke. he was playing ice hockey with his son carter. for the first

. >> joining me now to discuss the results, tim nolan from macquare. let's talk off with this leadership succession. is this good for disney in the short-term but bad in the long-term because they can't find a suitable replacement for iger? >> he won't speak for the long-term. for the short-term, yes, it's good. investors have been very happy with bob iger's performance as ceo. it comes as no surprise, really. he was due to retire in about 16 months, i think that's too short a time frame to have somebody step into the role, whether internal or external. people will take it well knowing he will likely be there for another two years. >> there's been talk, tim, of cheryl sandberg of facebook take the helm of disney. would than a move welcomed by disney shareholders? >> i had discussions about this with numerous shareholders. the opinion is mixed. on the one hand having somebody who comes from a digital world might be interesting and positive development for a company whose in many peoples opinion largest issue is the digital distribution of its content. o

southern maryland for a brave little boy who lost his battle with a rare form of cancer. 4-year-old nolan scully died on saturday night. and you can see all of those firetrucks and emergency vehicles, all lined up to salute him. the leonardtown boy had been fighting this disease for more than a year and a half. his plight inspired the hashtag, nolandstrong on twitter. and many of you left well wishes and pictures. >>> if you have a child with special needs, you know that doctors and therapies are expensive. and it is an upward climb to make the children feel included. >> but today, for a few hours on the ice, those road blocks melted away. debra alfarone takes us inside of a special program that has changed the world for a little boy named braden, who has autism. >> if you could ice skate all day, would you? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> if there's one thing 5-year- old braden siegel likes more than the microphone -- >> oh, you're rv now. i like this. >> it's being on the ice. >> he has a lot of physical limitations. he has balance coordination issues, muscle tone issues. he can't go to the pl

there are jokes about the ‘60s batman and the christopher nolan batman.this. i have a busy weekend ahead of me. the lego batman movie is tiptop stuff and doesn't let the side down. i am already feeling overwhelmed by those two. let's talk about fences. i haven't seen the film and now i feel i want to see the play. i have seen the film and now i want to see the play. denzel washington stars in and directs it. troy is a blue—collar worker. he works in the sanitation department. he brings home his frustrations from his work, from his life. they all come out in the home encounters. the film has got four oscar nominations including best supporting actress and here's why. i'm not talking about no baseball. you're not listening to me, i'm trying to explain it to you the best way i know how. it's not easy for me to admit i've been standing in the same place for 18 years. well, i've been standing with you! i've been right here with you, troy. i've had a life too. i've given 18 years of my life to standing in the same spot as you. don't you think i've ever wanted o

nelson, nolan, power, sir, walsh, welch, and wolf.e felt that it was important that their words spoken on that day be reinstated by our current board members as they are in this chamber. the following excerpts were taken from the journal of proceedings for monday, october 9th, 1916, at 2:00 p.m. for that inaugural day. the first individual to present on that day was the honorable mayor junior, as spoken by the honorable mayor lee. mayor lee? >> thank you, madam president. we meet in these beautiful chambers for the first time urpd the most inspiring circumstances. this city hall and civic center and these chambers excelled in any part of the world which are the housed for many years to come for the board of supervisors of this city and county. in 1912, was a near dream, a vision, in the minds of those who today are with us celebrating the realization of that dream. today, we are gathered in these new legislative chambers, which with its remarkable simplicity, and wonderfully carved walls and ceilings, reflect the dignity and the splen

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and former supervisor campos and former angela and former commissioner peter trustee honorable tom nolan former chair the sfmta and the reaping and former commissioner quinn e gwen and michael and kate the national center for lesbian rights and the individual freedom the green institute and pride law firm and rebecca and myself this is a very wide and very deep support in the lgbt community thank you for the commissioners and chief scott for your work to support and be vigilant for the values of the city for all to stay vigilante i'm glad to report this news back to the communities >> good evening. i'm reverend i'm reading on behalf of the my friend who be here she was here but i'm reading here remark she had to leave a long time resident and lived here 19 years and teach as san francisco state university she wanted to be here at first, the students shared their feelings after the election but stoke of living in the state of california they felt they were safer given the sanctuary declarations that the city and state have made they were concerned about the radical shift in government tha

whether it be guardians of the of superherober movies, justice league, wonder woman, a new christopher nolan, it sets the table for 2017 to be a of theere the year blockbuster. there is a lot of good ones coming out in 2018 as well, so we are quite happy with where we are at in terms of setting the stage for box office growth next year, and we think with those types of titles and coupled with the chinese local titles, we think 2017 is going to be a really good bounceback year. good stuff.ight, thank you so much for coming on to us. of imax the ceo and cfo china. coming up next, new business, aia reports positive results. ♪ aia has given up earlier gains in the hong kong session, shares now down well over 1%. a broadlyking at downmarket, the hang seng index down .4%. still, the pairing of those earlier gains despite the business beating estimates last year. aia ceo hopes that momentum continues to 2017. >> the fundamental underlying drivers of our business don't change. demographics, savings rates, penetration cover, urbanization, these factors are strong, and what we said this morning is tha

so next week is the california association of air agency on aging capital day next thursday and tom nolan from daas and i be attending together and hoping to meet with some of the representatives in the state. i am going to washington, d.c. in april for the national association of aging public policy briefing which we have been able to attend every year. it's usually really helpful information that we get there and i have been visiting our representatives on the hill along with the rest of the california contingent so that should be interesting and i will come back and report back. i also wanted to talk a lot bit about the just to remind you that the oversight advisory committee of the dignity fund is going to have its first meeting on the 24th and i know you have representation there so you're probably well aware of it already but i wanted to remind you of that, and we're getting that kicked off, and then i just kind of wanted to say give a kudos to some of the staff. there was a major fire in chinatown this past week, about a week and a half ago i guess and we had great response from ou

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so next week is the california association of air agency on aging capital day next thursday and tom nolan and i be attending together and hoping to meet with some of the representatives in the state. i am going to washington, d.c. in april for the national association of aging public policy briefing which we have been able to attend every year. it's usually really helpful information that we get there and i have been visiting our representatives on the hill along with the rest of the california contingent so that should be interesting and i will come back and report back. i also wanted to talk a lot bit about the just to remind you that the oversight advisory committee of the dignity fund is going to have its first meeting on the 24th and i know you have representation there so you're probably well aware of it already but i wanted to remind you of that, and we're getting that kicked off, and then i just kind of wanted to say give a kudos to some of the staff. there was a major fire in chinatown this past week, about a week and a half ago i guess and we had great response from our staff an

the male diversion genie is out of the bottle and nolan is going to put it back. reason why there has been such a drop-off in first-class mail. this is a crushing burden that can be dealt with. ea noincluded in 2006 pa an inkling of what was bringing cupertino. it was marginally affordable. but not for years. there is a serious risk that that liability could be dissipated by rate increases in a new system. that would greatly damaged the industry and the postal service. to eliminate the postal requires red ink would an increase, our economists calculate, of about 18%. that's unaffordable, even if moderated for several years running. provides an elegant solution to this profound financial problem. integrating postal annuitants and new medicare well follow the best practices of the private sector. companies that offer health insurance to employees and retirees generally required them to join medicare at age 65. this willtant, require taxpayer support. integrating remaining inuit since editions into medicare is central to our support for this bill. we except the incre

it will kick in from april — 0fgem chief executive dermot nolan says the cap could save vulnerable customers will give a level of protection of the leading them to switch if they want. before we go, let's take a look. bp released their figures and when they do there is always different profit figures that come out and different people look at different figures and the overall consensus is there is a recovery in this market for the oil companies. you can see brent crude, back in lastjanuary it was down. higher oil price is helping those companies. there is still a fall but it is recovering. that is it from me. jeremy corbyn will impose a three line whip to back triggering of article 15. let‘s go live to westminster. is this any surprise? it suggests he will tell his mps, come what may, doesn‘t matter if labour loses every single amendment they‘ve put down, he wants his mps to back it. that will be defied by a number of mps. last time nearly 50 defied it. the really interesting thing will be what happens in the shadow cabinet. we seen three resignations over the decision to back the brexit bil

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