norman. norman is a dog. he's on his way to ktvu to show some of his latest tricks. >>> all women in the bay area can get free inherited cancer screening. it's to detect any genes that will make you vulnerable for hereditary cancers. for more on the effort for early detection, let's send it to gasia. >> thank you. this morning we are joined by dr. amy avazaday and ali and joan rush who lost their daughter to cancer. you say early detection may have saved your daughter's life. we'll talk about that in a minute. but first the message here is important. dr. amy a lot of women don't have the money or awareness about this detection. >> yes council is offering affordable dna testing. so now that testing is affordable and free for all women in the san francisco bay area through the end of november, it just makes sense. when you learn about sugar levels and your doctor says you're at a higher risk diabetes. you are going to change things about yourself. >> let's talk about how people can get the free testing and then

>>supervisor norman yee: yeah. let's wrap it up. >> the city employees protection and project manager, 71% in two departments. department of water and power 40% and department of water and power 31%. what you have over time is that construction projects changeover time. san francisco just completed two hospital rebuilds. in the future those won't be as necessary. when you allocate across six city departments which you have is a mix match of resources. some scarcity and some abundance and also as we mentioned they use different operating procedures and information systems. these differences could be eliminated if the city were to centralize management and other cities have done this. we are recommending, we didn't have the time nor expertise to benchmark san francisco so we are recommending a bench mark analysis. recommendation no. 7. it's complicated and obsolete. more than 20 years ago developed a greater than financial system. it doesn't change online change orders or project updates and basically when we did our

>>supervisor norman yee: can i ask ms. hale to come up to give us a better indication of what the timeline may look like? >> i'm happy to. barbara hale for cleanpowersf manager. i think 1 year is reasonable. the program will be launched in the spring of 2016. i'm suggesting 1 year from that timeframe. from the first service to customers. i think that will allow the program to accrue some revenue that it could contribute to funding to go solar sf incentives to customers and will allow the integration of that with the existing go solar sf program as funded by the puc in the routine budget cycle. >>supervisor london breed: okay, we would need to specify a specific month in 2017? >> i propose may if that's the case. >> okay. so i would add to the specifics of the response text that it would be may of 2017 yee thank you very much. now that we've read the recommendations from this committee into record. i guess we can take item no. 3. city clerk: we would need to make a motion to accept the resolution. >> >>supervisor london bre

>>supervisor norman yee: next, c'mon up. public speaker: good evening supervisors, i'm a staff attorney on the law caucus. i'm pledging for a no vote on the resolution. it seeks more confusion. i ask that it offer no other guidance. this resolution leads in an unclear position full of confusion, second t resolution sends a mixed message to the resident community and upholds sanctuary for all due process while under cutting this fear of ordinances and eliminating law enforcement and ice. underlying this resolution believes that our local law enforcement should be collaborating with ice. to the immigrant community that i say rolling back of years of progress where ice is desperate to sell a deportation program to any jurisdiction. finally this proposes no resolution. this tragedy occurred because of an unsecured gun that made it's way onto the street. this tragedy did not occur because of someone's immigration status. so why is the resolution putting forward and immigration centered solution to a problem that has nothing to do

you saw norman earlier. norman is quite agile at the jump rope. karen is norman's trainer. how are you? >> good. >> reporter: that is very bizarre. the crazy thing about norman -- i know. you're such a good boy. the crazy thing about norman this was an accident that you discovered these skills, right? you were training dogs for agile and competition and behavior. >> he was supposed to do an obedience competition. they can be kind of skiddish when they're young. he's a french sheep dog. we put him on the toys in the kids backyard and he jumped on the scooter didn't want to get off. >> he can sit, right? >> yes. >> reporter: sit. >> he only listens to me. >> reporter: maybe i don't have the voice. he's a good bike rider, right? >> yes. >> reporter: he likes to race, right? he likes to race reporters. >> yes. >> reporter: i got a bike. norman's got a bike. we are going to do the ten-foot race. what's his time on ten feet? >> we haven't done that. i'm guessing around 14 seconds. >> reporter: okay. norman, you ready? shake on it. all right. there we go. >> reporter: the sheep do

norman has stated, this has been going on for over a decade.reallynately, jeffrey was -- did not get any press coverage during this. it's somewhat became the risen case. he has been done a great injustice. he is completely innocent. evidenceabsolutely no to state that jeffrey had done this. special agent ashley hunt on cross examine state that fact that there was absolutely no e-mail records, no phone call records, no one had witnessed the two been together exchanging classified information. in fact, she said she speculated that jeffrey was the source. convictedeen wrongly -- he has been wrongly convicted and i just think that he needs to be pardoned, that this was a grave injustice. he does not need to be in prison for the next 3.5 years. nermeen: can you tell us also where exactly he is in prison and how often you have been able to visit him and what the process is for you to see him, your husband? >> he actually is in colorado. during the sentencing hearing, the judge disputed he should be placed nearest to our home. we live in sailors, miss

norman reedus. fallonventions. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 345 cayman islands. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. looking good. fantastic crowd right there. welcome, everybody. looking good. looking good tonight. that's what i'm talking about. welcome, everyone, to "the tonight show." this is it, this is "the tonight show." you're here. this is it. [ cheers and applause ] you guys are part of the show. welcome, welcome. here's what everyone is talking about, everybody. hillary clinton's 68th birthday is coming up this month. and to celebrate, hillary is planning to hold a big fundraiser here in new york city. yeah. [ laughter ] you got to give it to hillary. she's the only grandmother who hears about a birthday and expects a check to come to her. [ laughter ] and you go, "no that's not the way it works. grandma, send me this $5." [ applause ] and this is interesting. i read that hillary's staff is starting to worry that her c

great job by our fantastic crew in norman, oklahoma. so long from memorial stadium. 8:00 eastern time on abc. number one ohio state taking on rutgers. final score here. piing up. "you're watching local 5 news at 6 in hd. we are iowa's most accurate weather team and we start with your forecast first." bree/wx wall we will continue to see clearing skies and calming winds across the state as we go through the evening and overnight. it will be a cool one tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. sunday will be a beauty! there will be sunshine, calm winds and comfortable temperatures in the 60s for central iowa. the work week will start off dry, despite the increase in cloud cover, and temperatures will again be into the 60s. we won't last too long without the umbrella, however, as rain moves back into the forecast by late in the day on tuesday. fall- like 50s move back in by mid-week as well. " local 5 news at 6 in hd starts now. we are iowa" nikki: good evening. welcome to local 5 news, i'm nikki davidson. nikki: an amber alert has been cancel

great job by our fantastic crew in norman, oklahoma. so long from memorial stadium. 8:00 eastern time on abc. number one ohio state taking on rutgers. final score here. picking up.ch v voutside! temperaturesesre cool, upper 50s tolow 60s, but that's seasonal for the end of october. it's a bit breezy too, especially east, closer to 20 city. tonight, winds calm under clear skies. temperatures get a bit cold, down to 36 in the morning, , but without wind... it should be fairly pleasant. another nice day tomorrow, rain chances and a cool down in the 7- day coming up next, but first here's deborah with your local news! " " beautiful sunshine outside! temperatures are cool, upper 50s to low 60s, but that's seasonal for the end of october. it's a good evening and thanks for joining us... i'm deborah souverain. while today is a big day for democrats in iowa... republican front-runner dr. ben carson is also in the state. he's currently on his book tour.. but he took a break....to head to state...alpha gamma rho. dr carsosospoke to the s sdents a

>>supervisor norman yee: just really quickly. is there any way to measure or collect information about -- you have individual participants. but do you know how many times they actually use it? >> we can get down to every use of clipper card. i have the average tag per day per youth and we can even go down by zip code for those types of things. i don't have that today but i can get you those late. >> this slide shows the zip code breakdown. the trend is mostly the same. most kids are using the program in the western and southeastern neighborhoods. in this slide shows the last 12 months of ridership data for the youth using the free pass. during the school year months we see about 600,000 tags per month which come out to roughly 20,000 average daily tags. we are seeing between 8-12 individual riding everyday. they are using it for transfers and using it very well. as i stated, we can provide data based on zip codes for this as well. >>supervisor norman yee: what would be interesting for the 3 years that we've had it to look at the

>>supervisor norman yee: just really quickly. is there any way to measure or collect information about -- you have individual participants. but do you know how many times they actually use it? >> we can get down to every use of clipper card. i have the average tag per day per youth and we can even go down by zip code for those types of things. i don't have that today but i can get you those late. >> this slide shows the zip code breakdown. the trend is mostly the same. most kids are using the program in the western and southeastern neighborhoods. in this slide shows the last 12 months of ridership data for the youth using the free pass. during the school year months we see about 600,000 tags per month which come out to roughly 20,000 average daily tags. we are seeing between 8-12 individual riding everyday. they are using it for transfers and using it very well. as i stated, we can provide data based on zip codes for this as well. >>supervisor norman yee: what would be interesting for the 3 years that we've had it to look at the

>>supervisor norman yee: just really quickly. is there any way to measure or collect information about -- you have individual participants. but do you know how many times they actually use it? >> we can get down to every use of clipper card. i have the average tag per day per youth and we can even go down by zip code for those types of things. i don't have that today but i can get you those late. >> this slide shows the zip code breakdown. the trend is mostly the same. most kids are using the program in the western and southeastern neighborhoods. in this slide shows the last 12 months of ridership data for the youth using the free pass. during the school year months we see about 600,000 tags per month which come out to roughly 20,000 average daily tags. we are seeing between 8-12 individual riding everyday. they are using it for transfers and using it very well. as i stated, we can provide data based on zip codes for this as well. >>supervisor norman yee: what would be interesting for the 3 years that we've had it to look at the

he decided to, well, there you go. >> is that norman?eepdog. he can ride a scooter as well as he did that in our parking lot as well. he's in the bay area this weekend for the pet food express adoption fair in san rafael. >> that is some talent. he prefers the shade because of the road on that side is a little smoother. a little too bumpy for norman. but look at that. >> that's good. the event is meant to encourage pet owners to adopt responsibly either from a security rescue dog from a shelter or even from a good breeder that you would know about. >> as for norman, his owner says that he is first and got on that scooter as a puppy. >> just socializing him to objects that he would not be afraid as he loved it. he's the two-time dwi possess world second for the lastest 30 meters by a dog. you can actually get on that surf board and ride a wave. >> a big dog too. >> he's a big dog a. , a sweet dog. he was really nice. >> norman. >>> a frat house shut down after video from a party surfaces online. the bad behavior that even the national off

lear and bud yorkin really turned the spinoff series into an art form. >> norman lear hates to call factory. all his series come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes. there's black people on tv! >> there had never been a complete black family on tv with the father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we had the same problems in our household, and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go on and do it. i have $32 in the shoe box. and i got another $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger! >> that's no

he was beaten by the riding dog norman. he also jumps rope. normal is performing at this weekend's pet adoption fair. more than 1,000 dogs, cats, and other animals need new homes. that's one talented dog. >> is that a scoreboard, norman one, bob redell nothing. >> bob probably wants a rematch. what a cute dog. look at that. >> norman has more hair than bob as well. thanks for joining us. lester holt joins us next. >> have a great weekend. >>> happening tonight, the gun showdown at the scene of a campus massacre as two more universities erupt in gunfire. today the president travelled to roseburg, oregon. armed protesters in the streets, many say he is not welcome. >>> capital chaos. the leaders of country trying to find someone to lead them. a job seemingly no one wants. so what happennow, as the drama boils over. >>> caught on camera. the shocking moment a human smuggling operation into the u.s. is busted. dozens, including children, locked inside a truck sweltering at over 100 degrees. >>> and space odyssey. is the war over carry-ons finally

a better skydiver. >> with norman's camera recording, no one is ready for what happens next.s orlando turns his back to the door, his back opens, the chute flies out, opening prematurely, yanking him out and gets snagged on the plane's trail. he twists out of control, smacking on side of the plane. orlando's own helmet cam also records the event. now his lives and the lives at everyone on the plane are at risk. >> having a premature deployment or early deployment is very dangerous. a lot of things can happen. by the force orlando is drug out of the plane, he can hit the door, be unconscious. you can see the canopy pull of air on top and on bottom and the pressure is so great, that you can actually feel the plane pouncing up and down, like some type of earthquake. if he rips out the tail of the airplane, the airplane can go into a dead spin and nobody will be able to get out. there's nothing nobody can do to save him, there's no way you can climb to the tail to the back and try to release him. that's only in the movies. >> there's only one thing can skydivers left inside can d

>>supervisor norman yee: yeah. let's wrap it up. >> the city employees protection and project manager, 71% in two departments. department of water and power 40% and department of water and power 31%. what you have over time is that construction projects changeover time. san francisco just completed two hospital rebuilds. in the future those won't be as necessary. when you allocate across six city departments which you have is a mix match of resources. some scarcity and some abundance and also as we mentioned they use different operating procedures and information systems. these differences could be eliminated if the city were to centralize management and other cities have done this. we are recommending, we didn't have the time nor expertise to benchmark san francisco so we are recommending a bench mark analysis. recommendation no. 7. it's complicated and obsolete. more than 20 years ago developed a greater than financial system. it doesn't change online change orders or project updates and basically when we did our

josh norman gave up one completion for three yards. luke kuechly, thomas davis were incredible in there. benwikere playing on the slot against jordan matthews. made some plays. jared allen came up with a big sack. short was halfway to honolulu. i have to keep up with where the pro bowl is. >> al: taiwan. we'll find out. can't run the clock all the way out. range. this is a major disaster strikes. stewart. running a play. a little over a minute remains in the fourth quarter. >> al: >> cris: isn't it interesting. you have to have a team that's undefeated now oldle schooling it. this thing is definitely made in the image of ron river that who says we'll run it when we want, when we have to and when they know we have to. this is a physical, beat 'em up kind of a team. >> al: rivera happy to make a time-out. they can run a play. you have 20 or so seconds left. >> cris: how about the playmakers tonight? thomas dais has been all over. when he gets there, some of the biggest hits of the night. kuechly flying over the top. you can't beat him to

>>supervisor norman yee: just really quickly. is there any way to measure or collect information about -- you have individual participants. but do you know how many times they actually use it? >> we can get down to every use of clipper card. i have the average tag per day per youth and we can even go down by zip code for those types of things. i don't have that today but i can get you those late. >> this slide shows the zip code breakdown. the trend is mostly the same. most kids are using the program in the western and southeastern neighborhoods. in this slide shows the last 12 months of ridership data for the youth using the free pass. during the school year months we see about 600,000 tags per month which come out to roughly 20,000 average daily tags. we are seeing between 8-12 individual riding everyday. they are using it for transfers and using it very well. as i stated, we can provide data based on zip codes for this as well. >>supervisor norman yee: what would be interesting for the 3 years that we've had it to look at the

peshkin: well, that is what norman ramsey indicated. and it could easily have been true. the russians could of gotten there first and attacked us. the notion that we would not unprovoked by what we thought was a survival problem use that on people is one which i think is very naive. these decisions are not made by you and by me. they are made by military people who are used to doing things that you and i shudder to think of. they are made by president who are subject to amazing pressures i may not rethinking clearly. and let me tell you, it is not only they. russell was a48, great pacifist and at one time a great communist. he urged in a public speech that we should use those bombs to attack the soviet union before they got them. if russell could suggest such a thing, i think norman ramsey is right. we might have done it. there was one -- well, it showed you in a way. you remember that we went in there to help train out that lab. it was another -- it was just funny. -- ordinaryorkers janitorial type workers, mostly people lived in the area who had to go in and clean up th

murray: that is what norman ramsey indicated. it could easily have been a true. the russians could have gotten there first and attacked us. in fact -- but, the notion that we would not, unprovoked by what we thought was a survival problem, use that on people, is one which i think is very naive. these decisions are not made by you or me. they are made by military people, who are used to doing things that you and i shudder to think of. they are made by presidents who are subject to amazing pressures and may not be thinking all that clearly. let me tell you, it is not only they. in november 1938, bertrand russell, urged in a public speech that we should use those bombs to attack the soviet union before they got them. if bertrand russell could suggest such a thing, i think norman ramsey is right. we might have done it. it should you -- it showed you -- you remember i told you i went to clean up the lab after an accident. it was funny, there were workers, ordinary janitorial type workers. mostly people who lived in the area, who are to go in and clean up the place. ph

josh norman gave up one completion for three yards. luke kuechly, thomas davis were incredible in there. benwikere playing on the slot against jordan matthews. made some plays. jared allen came up with a big sack. short was halfway to honolulu. i have to keep up with where the pro bowl is. >> al: taiwan. we'll find out. can't run the clock all the way out. they were already in field goal range. this is a major disaster strikes. stewart. running a play. a little over a minute remains in the fourth quarter. >> al: >> cris: isn't it interesting. you have to have a team that's undefeated now oldle schooling it. this thing is definitely made in the image of ron river that who says we'll run it when we want, when we have to and when they know we have to. this is a physical, beat 'em up kind of a team. >> al: rivera happy to make a time-out. they can run a play. you have 20 or so seconds left. >> cris: how about the playmakers tonight? thomas dais has been all over. when he gets there, some of the biggest hits of the night. kuechly flying ove

john norman joins us from bank of america merrill lynch. this is a real economy discussion filtering in. francine: let's get to bloomberg's first world news in new york. isnie: president obama pushing back his timetable to bring americans home from afghanistan. the white house is expected to announce today that they will keep at least 5000 troops there 2016.2016 according -- the taliban and has stepped up attacks since the u.s. ended combat operations in afghanistan left december. more problems for volkswagen. they see some -- they face a mandatory recall in germany after cheating on omissions tests. regulators rejected their proposal for a voluntary callback. at majore delays airports across the u.s. last night because of a computer used for terror watch lists. the outage lasted 90 minutes. authorities don't think it was intentional. donald trump has a new target -- bernie sanders. after the debate, the republican front-runner says that he is a "socialist communist" pushing clinton to the left. >> i watched her to the -- s he has to give e

josh norman gave up onon compmption for three yards. luke kuechly, thomas davis were incredible in there. benwikere playing on the slot against jordan matthews. made some plays. sack. short was halfway to honolulu. i have to keep up with where the pro bowl is. >> al:l:aiwan. we'll find out. can't run the clock all the way out. they were already in field goal range. this is a major disaster strikes. stewart. running a play. a little over a minute remains in the fourth quarter. >> al: >> cris: isn't it interesting. you have to have a team that's undefeated now oldle schooling it. this thing is definitely made in the image of ron river that who says we'll run it when we want, when we have to and when they know we have to. this is a physical, beatatem up kind of a team. >> al: rivera happy to make a time-out. they can run a play. you have 20 or so seconds left. >> cris: how about the playmakers tonight? thomas dais has been all over. whenene gets there, some of the biggest hitstsf the night. kuechly flying over the top. you can't beat him t

josh norman gave up one completion for three yards. luke kuechly, thomas davis were incredible in there. benwikere playing on the slot against jordan matthews. made some plays. jared allen came up with a big sack. short was halfway to honolulu. i have to keep up with where the pro bowl is. >> al: taiwan. we'll find out. can't run the clock all the way out. they were already in field goal range. this is a major disaster strikes. stewart. running a play. a little over a minute remains in the fourth quarter. >> a >> cris: isn't it interesting. you have to have a team that's undefeated now oldle schooling it. this thing is definitely made in the image of ron river that who says we'll run it when we want, when we have to and when they know we have to. this is a physical, beat 'em up kind of a team. >> al: rivera happy to make a time-out. they can run a play. you have 20 or so seconds left. >> cris: how about the playmakers tonight? thomas dais has been all over. when he gets there, some of the biggest hits of the night. kuechly flying over

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well, hurricane norman is beginning to pound quahog. we now go live to asian reporter tricia takanawa for a look at how locals are dealing with the imminent disaster. tricia... diane, i'm here in... thank you, tricia. stay tuned for further... ( screams ) oh, my. look at all the damage. ( sighs ): thank god, the open air debris garden is still intact. peter, look! the clam. ( tires screech ) this is horrible. you think this is horrible; try losing a testicle in a knife fight with your mother. what about your bar? it's not my bar anymore. i sold the place. let someone else worry about hurricanes. who'd buy a wrecked bar? the bar's not wrecked. ( cheering ) oh, thank you, god. don't mention it. ( neighs ) wait a minute. something's different. evening, gents. how about a nice warm lager? and help yourself to a packet of crisps. or a ruddy nice plum pudding. holy crap, it's a gay bar. [ screaming ] rate suckers! [ bell dinging ] your car insurance goes up because of their bad driving. people try all sorts of ways to get rid of them. [ drive

the dog is norman. he is a also a good jumper. he jumps rope.erforming this weekend at the pet adoption event at marin fair grounds. he is a talented dog. he rides a bicycle, scooter and jumps rope better than i do. >> what an overachiever. >> it's a kid in a dog costume. >> have a great weekend. we'll see you back here on monday. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jeff daniels, whoopi goldberg,

josh norman gave up one completion for three yards. luke kuechly, thomas davis were incredible in there. benwikere playing on the slot against jordan matthews. made some plays. jared allen came up with a big sack. short was halfway to honolulu. i have to keep up with where the pro bowl is. >> al: taiwan. we'll find out. can't run the clock all the way out. they were already in field goal range. this is a major disaster strikes. stewart. running a play. a little over a minute remains in the fourth quarter. >> al: >> cris: isn't it interesting. you have to have a team that's undefeated now oldle schooling it. this thing is definitely made in the image of ron river that who says we'll run it when we want, when we have to and when they know we have to. this is a physical, beat 'em up kind of a team. >> al: rivera happy to make a time-out. you have 20 or so seconds left. >> cris: how about the playmakers tonight? thomas dais has been all over. when he gets there, some of the biggest hits of the night. kuechly flying over the top. you can't

josh norman gave up one completion for three yards. luke kuechly, thomas davis were incredible in there. benwikere playing on the slot against jordan matthews. made some plays. jared allen came up with a big sack. short was halfway to honolulu. i have to keep up with where the pro bowl is. >> al: taiwan. we'll find out. can't run the clock all the way out. they were already in field goal range. this is a major disaster strikes. stewart. running a play. a little over a minute remains in the fourth quarter. >> a >> cris: isn't it interesting. you have to have a team that's undefeated now oldle schooling it. this thing is definitely made in the image of ron river that who says we'll run it when we want, when we have to and when they know we have to. this is a physical, beat 'em up kind of a team. >> al: rivera happy to make a time-out. they can run a play. you have 20 or so seconds left. >> cris: how about the playmakers tonight? thomas dais has been all over. when he gets there, some of the biggest hits of the night. kuechly flying over

>>supervisor norman yee: it's too exciting. i want to continue the discussion around this. [ laughter ] >>supervisor jane kim: it is exciting especially when we had these cheerful conversations over building a new school. we can do that without opposition. mr. clerk, are there any other announcements or items? city clerk: there are no other items, ms. chair. >>supervisor jane kim: thank you. seeing no other items, this meeting is adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >>

you'll say not norman excluding purchase and kindergarten as someone that worked in the world of earlyare and education we know first hand how crucial it is to share if low income children are given the opportunity to advance and close the achievement gap with the outstanding work of jump start locally and natalie want to proclaim today is jump start day in san francisco i'm pledging to read not norman that thursday and hope everyone will join the challenge i'd like to welcome the jump start team to the podium (calling names) president and the ceo from boston she's visiting from boston and jennifer who's the deputy director and the regions president would you like to say a few words. >> thank you supervisor yee and thank you to the entire board board for this recollection i'm the regional economic development for jump start in california i've been with them for the past 8 years and focusing on bringing this program to increase resources communities and making sure that all children have a higher qualities early education experience we at jump start building that shouldn't matter what a

>>supervisor norman yee: just really quickly. is there any way to measure or collect information about -- you have individual participants. but do you know how many times they actually use it? >> we can get down to every use of clipper card. i have the average tag per day per youth and we can even go down by zip code for those types of things. i don't have that today but i can get you those late. >> this slide shows the zip code breakdown. the trend is mostly the same. most kids are using the program in the western and southeastern neighborhoods. in this slide shows the last 12 months of ridership data for the youth using the free pass. during the school year months we see about 600,000 tags per month which come out to roughly 20,000 average daily tags. we are seeing between 8-12 individual riding everyday. they are using it for transfers and using it very well. as i stated, we can provide data based on zip codes for this as well. >>supervisor norman yee: what would be interesting for the 3 years that we've had it to look at the

>> that is what norman ramsey indicated. true.ld have been the notion that we would not, unprovoked by what we thought was a survival problem, use that one which i think is very naive. these decisions are not made by you and me. they are made by military people, who are used to doing tongs that you and i shudder think of. they are made by presidents who are subject to amazing pressures. let me tell you, it is not only they. in november, 1948, russell was a great pacifist, and at one time a great communist. he urged that using those bonds to attack the soviet union before they got them. if you could suggest such a ramsey ishink norman right, we might have done it. there was one -- you remember, i told you that i went in there to clean out that lab after the accident. funny.just , ordinary workers .anitorial type workers there were people who worked in the area who would go in to clean up the place. if you asked them to do that, they refuse because they said all the bugs in their were dead. said, i guarantee you, if you put ne

. >> cousin norman was thrown out of his house. last time i saw him, he was a gay senior who was homeless. and my feeling is that's the first out generation. and unfortunately, we in the gay community are not taking care of our seniors. so that put me on the plight to try to open an lgbt-friendly senior home -- affordable home -- where lgbt seniors who were out way back in the '60s and '50s can afford to live with dignity. >> all right, well, mark segal, the book is called "and then i danced." thank you for coming to talk about it. we'll take a short break, and then we'll be joined by our insiders. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. temple fuels students with academics and opportunities to take charge. plugged into the city, powered by the world. temple.edu/takecharge. why are you here? why are any of us here? windows people! windows are the eyes into the soul of the home! ugly soul. [shutters] ugh don't make your life difficult. when your client needs blinds go to blinds to go. with the largest selection of beaut

we're doing a lot for our education as well and norman yee was on the school board and norman is admitting we never had this level of investment in the history in the public schools and that's because it's the best school system for all of the families to grow up in and make sure they're successful. we're also looking forward to make sure our city honors our south of market community by establishing the first filipino heritage district in the history of san francisco. [applause] we will do that. we will do that, and it's not just to preserve the history. preservation has its role but it's also to take care of the future of families of filipino descent in the community as well and they're struggling and working class families are struggling. we will do more in that regard and preserve and stabilize and protect the future. this is what we have going in san francisco. i am excite our future but i know we have to work together to make it happen. we all have to make sure it is not just political positions that we take, but it's the embracement of each other as people. we also recognize that peo

. >> i am not a fool, imi i'm not capable of being fooled not even by a woman, norman bates or bernie. >> bernie. >> that is norman bates. >> i'm not a fool, i'm not capable of being fooled, not even by a woman. >> leprechaun or lindsay gray ham. >> it is one thing to shoot yourself in the foot just don't relead the gun. >> you know your graham. >> i do. >> monster or politician? >> thank you for watching, you can watch all new episode of kennedy, monday new thursday. on fox business network. and twitter as well. e-mail me. you never know when i will read your letter on th air. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutri ninja/ninja blender duo featuring the latest auto-iq technology, brought to you by euro-pro. ninja -- turn on your life. >> i feel vibrant. >> amazing. >> fantastic. >> incredible. >> whoo! >> i feel focused. i feel energetic. and i feel more alive than i have in a long time. >> announcer: why are all these people so excited? >> i have that energy that i had so long ago. >> i just feel so much more focused. >> i absolutely feel like a new person.

>> i'd have to marry norman bathe bates. i'd have to marry norman bates. saying good-bye to jack. what would you do? >> you're right. >> there's not many choices there. >> i wouldn't -- >> who do you marry? >> make out and marry matthew. >> you can't have two. >> forget the other two. no, no, no, no, no. >> okay, next. here's the next one. tom cruise. but as the vampire. >> oh, no. anthony hopkins, no. hannibal lecter. >> i guess i'd have to marry robert pattinson. >> the other two are terrifying. >> i'm going with make out and marry anthony -- >> you would? hannibal lecter? >> no, him, the man. >> as a person? >> i love him. love him. >> all right, tom. ryan reynolds. yeah. >> all of it. >> who else? >> fred quinn. >> fred quinn. "wolfman." got to go with the make out and the marry. >> you can't do that. >> i'm doing it. >> this say rules thing and you like following rules. you're going to marry ryan. who you making out with? >> i guess fred quinn. it would be funny. >> you're saying good-bye to beneso? >> yeah. >> i'd makeout with benecio. marrying reynolds and say bye-bye to fr

. >> i am not a fool, imi i'm not capable of being fooled not even by a woman, norman bates or berniees or bernie. >> bernie. >> that is norman bates. >> i'm not a fool, i'm not capable of being fooled, not even by a woman. >> leprechaun or lindsay gray ham. >> it is one thing to shoot yourself in the foot just don't relead the gun. >> you know your graham. >> i do. >> monster or politician? >> thank you for watching, you can watch all new episode of kennedy, monday new thursday. on fox business network. and twitter as well. e-mail me. you never know when i will read your letter on th air. kasem,modern day, casey case god rest his soul, god bless america, see you tomorrow good-bye. lifelong corridor or collector? the answer lies in sizes knowledge regard told what rusty old cars. which is the truth? we are about to find out. ♪ ♪

>> we're on the same page, and this report was released with civil-rights attorney norman siegel, and i think we came up with some good recommendations. >> before we get to your report, let me just go back to the bill bratton and i.g. situation. have you ever seen bill bratton that angry before? >> no, i have not. >> he's usually a little cooler and calmer than that, but you can see the seething underneath, right? he says it was his idea, but the i.g. says, "no, no. you have to do this." >> mm-hmm. >> so, what's going on here? >> i don't know. i mean, when we released our report -- and most people will give it, the night before, to the police department, so we would assume that the inspector general gave it to the police department the night before. >> and what do you think, eric? >> well, i think that i agree that it was given before. i believe that there was some information, probably, in the police department to really address the reporting of force, and the conversation between the two of them is extremely healthy. this is so good for the city. police department should not be sitt

single sting when norman has been gone after terms of tenured situation.r response to professor nelson's stance? >> it is a fantastic example of what a blind illogical ideological- commitment to israel will lead one into. theade a choice between preservation of academic freedom and the preservation of israel's reputation, and you chose the. it is no more complicated than that. amy: were you surprised by the level of the response in support of you being allowed to teach at the university of illinois, both at the student level, university associations? explain all the levels that came to your defense. and what most surprised you. >> what most surprised me was the revelations of how many people were working behind the scenes on the university side to re from this hig happening, to prevent me from coming on campus. that was most surprising. i wasn't expecting this intensity of response. as i wrote in the book, i expected academic trade publications to be interested in this, the people in the fields of american indian studies, people interested in palestine. is