president nolan: director oka? director oka: this morning, over the radio, i heard about a very disturbing incident involving a cabdriver running a red light with a bicyclist. do we have any information on that? president nolan: are you familiar with what director oka is talking about? >> i am. beyond what has been in the media or pushed around, we have not seen anything else. the information that we understand at this point is that there was a turning at the red light. a cyclist not wearing a helmet was struck, and that is really all we know at this point. i would be happy to provide information as we get it. president nolan: thank you. director heinicke? director heinicke: thank you for the park. they call upon me to carry on a legacy. i hope he knows that i am already doing that, and we have already received a report on that, so in case others are interested, my understanding of the status of that is that in the long segment of the twin peaks tunnel, to be determined that the current speed is the optimal speed,

chairman nolan: director oka? director oka: bicycle riding on the sidewalk. there is still a significant number of bicycles. riding their bicycles on the sidewalk. persons that use the sidewalk. i really do not think we have enough resources to enforce that. we really need to do something before somebody really gets seriously hurt by either a bicyclist hitting a pedestrian or a situation where they would be hurt worse. something has to happen. what are we going to do about it? how to resolve this problem? that is our job, i think. chairman nolan: thank you, director oka. point well taken. director, did you have something? director: i think these have to go beyond to make our transit more efficient. when we make transit more efficient by getting rid of double parked cars, that translates into savings and ultimately goes into some of the issues that were brought up by some of the members of the public a broader issues today, as one brought up the point of a 33% savings by dedicating a lane. every time any of our vehicles get stuck behind a double parked car, th

i want to thank director oka in advance, and you have the nicest hat of anyone up there, but i think it will make amendments to include two groups of people. they bought the medallions with the idea that they could sell them. i have sent you a couple of emails. it would be better to let people willing to sell to be matched up with people who are willing. chairman nolan: thank you. next speaker. secretary boomer: [reading names] >> i am a native san franciscan and proud to be a native san franciscan. i started driving a taxi cab, and that enabled me to put myself through college and get a college degree. that made the members of my family very happy and proud. in the 1970's, i took my life savings and borrowed an additional $20,000 to purchase a medallion and a bead of taxi from the bank regular cab company of san francisco. now, i am 63 years of age. on have a daughter that is approaching college age, and the fact that i am a pre k medallion older, i am too to sell it, too old to sell my medallion. i am a prek, not a post k, and i am another class of medallion holder, and it is that

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for the government so much of the government was on holiday of course because they go on holiday and oka say prime minister david cameron eventually came back from his holiday as did to him secretary and the matter of london boris johnson and essentially told people what no teach children they were being and how they had to go back to school and let's do something the media blames its own sort of something for nothing mentality but eventually it's come out really the other people's stories is a symptom of deeper ills in society the fact that you services have been cut and that the pay relationship between young people young black people particularly and the police is very bad and i was talking to some people on the street here tonight actually he was saying that they didn't feel that anything had been done to address these problems a lot of rhetoric but not any actual action. who are all i need to hear in this year and see not only looting in the u.k. but also protests in ukraine goes through what we saw throughout the year in terms of demands and rallies throughout the u.k. . where i'm

oka so tso then -- okay. so then -- okay.ell, so then here's what's even weirder. and i forgot i did this. you think, okay, that's it. he didn't move in the scene. but you saw leah remini goes into the kitchen. >> jimmy: yeah. >> to talk to another character. so, now watch the scene in the kitchen. here we go. she's talking, now look over her right shoulder, just a second. you'll see. boom. still not moving. still completely -- >> jimmy: that is weird. come on. that is weird. >> i know. it's so eerie that i did not move and they didn't catch it. >> jimmy: you've got some weird easter eggs in there. >> yeah. we would pull that off all the time on the show. >> jimmy: yeah. someone is going to one day they'll scour all those shows and put them on the internet. all of them. >> we need to find -- what we need to find some weird shut-in to go through ever "king of queens" episode. because there is hidden stuff in every single one. >> jimmy: congrats, now you have awards buzz on "young adult," now you've got an indie movie -- >> awa

had someone said it to me i probably would have said oka okay. no problem.n my head i would have probably said that's not very traditional and i think that a man should really pay for the first date there. were so many dates that jessica says she used a spread sheet system to keep track. >> i used the spread sheet with my friends as a way for to us keep people straight. >>reporter: about one gay she knows pretty sure i'm not going to be attracted. going out with him any way. so wasn't lake so and so name then you cross-over and it's like spaghetti and meat ball. >> i'm sure a lot of people would have been very interested in seeing number signs next to everybody so and so took me to 500 dollar dinner and so and son took me to such an such place. no it really wasn't lick. that it was simply for me to keep everyone straight. >>reporter: when an article popped up about her on line accusing her of concoct go away to get strange investigators could have her monthly food budget, people lashed out at her. well the men did any way. calling her a gold digger. what she

oka okay. >> i've been hit now like ten times. the egyptian soldiers -- the egyptian soldiers are doing nothing. >> we'd like to be showing you, instead of this picture, the strange image of us sitting on the floor of an undisclosed location in dim lighting, we would like to be showing you pictures, live pictures of what's happening in liberation square right now, but we can't do that because our cameras have systemically been taken down through threats, through intimidation, through actual physical attacks. 18 days of clashes end with mubarak stepping down from power. just one country away, another revolution begins in benghazi, libya. >> we are the first television crew to get to this city, and we were just overwhelmed by the welcome here. people were throwing candy inside the car, clapping, shaking our hands, telling us, you're welcome, thank you for coming here. an incredible experience. >> the uprising against gadhafi turns into a seven-month war. in the capital, government minders try and force-feed journalists a message of

>>reporter: the oka coalition of organizations held a rally friday afternoon to call for an end to theas plagued the city of oakland. about 100 people marched north down on international boulevard chanting and singing. there were accompanied by dozens police officers including the police chief howard jordan. they marched down about 45 blocks and then went over to green leaf elementary school where they held another rally. >>reporter: a 17 year-old was reported missing on thursday and family members said it received a voicemail from her saying that she was being held hostage by several people. come to find out, when authorities found her friday afternoon it appears that she probably was not kidnapped and two people are being questioned in this case. a female minor and an adult male. they have not been arrested in now authorities are saying that her family could be held financially responsible for the extra resources authorities had to bring in to help locate her. >>reporter: in a another big story, more victims are coming for saying that their credit-card and debit card information was

. >> our next call is taken, omve, from oka. >> yes. i was lucky to analyzee the obama presidency in terms ou his performance metrics. on the one hand you gave him a b minus.d then and then before that you cited three strategic mistakes.ctual and you looked at the actual performance of the e tconomy essentially 15 percentyment, unemployment, high gas prices, inflation, $15 trillion debt.ond record bankruptcies. him howdy you give them a b minusoes immodesty of a 40 percent approval rating? i just can't figure those. he was a baseball player. 150 navy. >> thank you. >> that's a good question.: i i guess i would say a don'tpress think the president controls thr economy. a you know, the economy is a verys complex system that goes on itsr own. i don't think a president can snap his fingers. government can do that. this is one area i fault thehatu president on. he thought that if he did some stimulus package you could produce a lot of jobs. the dollar spent on stimulusuld would create $2 economic growth. i don't think that's true.nough i don