. >> thank you chair noland. >> i'm looking for the staff who is going to present this report who i don't see. >> move to item 12, shall we. >> item 12, presentation and discuss regarding proposed service and route changes as part of the transit effectiveness project including a ten percent increase of service and crowdedness and lower ship rideness. >> same comments. >> if you can just give us one minute so we can just check and make sure that staff aren't out there unaware of the change and schedule. >> i guess we could do budget first. >> yeah. or you could start public comment before the presentation. >> no. >> got. >> so are you ready for the budget mr. risken. >> i just sent my budget director out to find the other folks. so we could move to the budget item, maybe our change in schedule caught folks off guard. >> okay. item 13, presentation discussion of the fy 15, 16 operating budget including possible changes to various fairs, fees, rates and charges, possible new revenue sources and new expenditures and expenditure reduction and the discussion of fy 15-16 capital budget. >> so ou

dale. >> good morning noland. >> we work

late in the game, the huskies get the bowl to phillip noland who puts the game away.n seed to make the final four since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985. >> in the midwest regional, kentucky and michigan down to the final second with under a minute left. the wildcats led by two michigan with the ball, and check out this frantic sequence. the wolverines keep missing but keep getting the rebound before finally jordan morgan tips it in to tie to score, 72. kentucky then untied it as aaron harrison gets the clutch three with two seconds left. time for nothing get off one shot.as from half court and it's awful the back bored. wildcats win and are headed to the fine four in arlington, texas. >>> the stp500 in martinsville. brad keselowski was leading pit road when he collided with kurt busch. the accident did not slow down busch. he passes jimmie johnson and goes on to take the checkered flag. it's his 25th career victory and his first at martinsville since 2002. >>> up next at 6:00, christians were upset with changes made to biblical story, noah. we'll see how t

late in the game, the huskies get the bowl to phillip noland who puts the game away.n seed to make the final four since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985. >> in the midwest regional, kentucky and michigan down to the final second with under a minute left. the wildcats led by two michigan with the ball, and check out this frantic sequence. the wolverines keep missing but keep getting the rebound before finally jordan morgan tips it in to tie to score, 72. kentucky then untied it as aaron harrison gets the clutch three with two seconds left. time for nothing get off one shot. stauskas from half court and it's awful the back bored. wildcats win and are headed to the fine four in arlington, texas. >>> the stp500 in martinsville. brad keselowski was leading pit road when he collided with kurt busch. the accident did not slow down busch. he passes jimmie johnson and goes on to take the checkered flag. it's his 25th career victory and his first at martinsville since 2002. >>> up next at 6:00, christians were upset with changes made to biblical story, noah. we'll se

. >> thank you chair noland. >> i'm looking for the staff who is going to present this report who i don't see. >> move to item 12, shall we. >>it

. >> good morning noland. >> we work on the capital budget and programs, i'm going to walk you through the specific items i think were requested to be presented this morning and we'll be happy to answer any questions. as mrs. pose said, there's an increase in the funds that we're dedicating towards safe and complete streets and also towards improving our transit system specifically in the transportation context. so as you remember, we had come to you before to talk about the budget itself and how to implement the upgrades and remove the areas where it's not safe to travel through and fairly strong barriers for people to actually want to consider riding their bicycles so we've been focusing on those corridors and the areas that are outlined in the black, there's 50 miles that the board requested us to focus on. we've been working to prioritize those areas. we try to make them more like the areas that's in green so there's high capacity corridors continuous. in the five year vip recommendation, and again, this is a recommendation. the initial back strategy had three scenarios, one was th

. >> good morning, chair noland. i'm shirley johnson and i live in the mission and ride a bicycle everywhere. when i first moved to san francisco 12 years ago and i looked around and said this city has too many cars and there's too much solution and too much noise and i don't want to contribute. so i told my car. i ride my bike to work. i rode it here today and i ride it to the store and to social events and people say you ride your bike everywhere and people ask me if it was safer and my answer is, it would be safer if you ride your bike too. the more of us out there, the more careful cars are around us. what i'm asking, if you could increase the budget for bicycle safety programs, there's demand out there and it will get people off of crowded buses and lets save the seats for those who need the bikes. i was loading my groceries on my bike and a woman said i wish i could ride my bike to the store and i said you can and i looked at her and i could tell she didn't feel safe. that's the issue, is safety on our streets.