, wide, range of different sites and portal to look at. and we also studied the osb survey that regina conducted last year with all of the service providers and our internal city departments so all of this information, led us to our research, research, findings. what you see here is the customer journey map, what we were able to determine is that customers as they go through the process of starting and growing their business in san francisco, really went through three key stages, consider and prepare and set up and establish the business and finally they tried to maintain and grow the business. and we will identify the key activities as they went through each phase and they looked at the process and what you see is that in the first phase and consider and prepare and it is really more of a linear process. and that experience we looked at was very enjoyable. but also, difficult. and as they moved into the set up and the established phase, the enjoybility really decreased because it is so complex, we have so many owners and regulations over

and we are also looking at delivering additional functionality to the portal. maybe look at the restaurant vertical and the restaurant as you know, are not a huge industry, and we create the jobs and you hire so many people in the city. and we want to look at it and potentially the restaurant and we are not set on that yet and it wi8 be based on the studies looking at the vertical where we can identify the process and do what we need to do to auto mate that process and that is something that will be a wonderful addition to the functionally of the portal if we are able to do that. in addition to that, we do need to create an operations and training manual and so in case, something happens, we have something to hand off to the next person who could still maintain and support the portal. and we have to physically audit all of the forms. and the department, and it is difficult for the departments to keep track of the conversion and the fee increase and things like that and so we will take on the responsibilities of auditing that information and keeping the portal u

those are three action items i heard. >> [inaudible]. >> that was a portal idea, i think. i heard all of the above in the portal idea, which is why i think [inaudible] refine it and see if we can find budget, whatnot to do it. >> [inaudible] marketing outreach is all supportive of that portal idea. i just wanted clarification. >> correct. it was intended as a one stop shop in terms of this is the information for contracting opportunities. >> i'm talking about outreaching, sending something out, e blasting, emailing. >> yes. a: >> and they all go to the portal. >> sending notices when there's a match >> in addition [inaudible] leveraging those resources and mr. lee indicated with other sister agencies that might be doing that so the folks in the community know of the particular opportunities coming through this office. >> yeah. i would like some physical form of that structure so that we can all look at the same thing and say this is what we agree on when we talk about a one stop and that can come in any form. that can be a one pager, a pop up book, any model. that would be

kpix 5's mark kelly is at the west portal station. mark. >> reporter: right here, we are seeing some buses and light rail running but many of us went to bed last night, liz, not knowing if we would get up the next day and have muni at all. so so far, muni is saying this morning that what they are seeing today is consistent with a sickout. now, the one piece of good news is we are seeing 100 additional buses and lines running today over yesterday. so yesterday we had only 200 running. today we have 300. 300 is half the fleet. that's the "good" news. let me break down the contract disputes. the mta offer includes an 11.25% raise over the next two years for muni workers. they would be making close to $32 an hour. drivers would have to contribute a 7.5 pension payment, that's something the agency does now. so so far the union isn't talking. but mayor lee is. >> to take it out on the public, you know, not show up for work, not get other people to their work on time, it's very frustrating. >> reporter: so this is going to feel like a deja v

first phase of the online business portal which is scheduled to be launched later this fall. in addition as the treasurer just mentioned oewd is work, closely with dtx to do business outreach around the change to the gross receipts tax in addition to the website and outreach to business groups and mailings to businesses. in film we continue to see a surge in film in san francisco increasing the number of permits issued and increasing the number of permits obviously and the number of shoot days in san francisco. [speaker not understood] oewd continues to work on development projects such as roadblock and [speaker not understood] program. oewd is working with sister departments in ocd and planning and dbi to implement the mayor's 7-point housing plan. in workforce we continue to implement our sector aloe ms. unction c, health care, technology, as well as our access points across the city. our workforce program we served more than 4,000 residents and placed more than 1500 in jobs. we continue to implement the mayor's invested mayor's initiative to support [speaker not understood

kpix 5's mark kelly is at west portal station checking on this morning's disruptions.ark. >> reporter: well, michelle, so far the muni spokesman saying what he is seeing is this is consistent with the sickout. the good news, if you can say this is good news, there is a light rail showing up at west portal. we are expecting half the fleet running today but the fact remains no one wants to go through this mess again. >>> reporter: after monday's sickout let to at some stops hour long waits for muni, the sf mta had a clear message for drivers. two-thirds of the lines not running is unacceptable. >> the city of san francisco prohibits any work stoppage in san francisco. >> reporter: the sickout a as a result of a contract dispute. the mta offer on the table includes an 11.25% raise over the next two years for muni workers. they would be making closes to $32 an hour starting july 1 making them the second highest paid transit workers in the country. drivers would also have to contribute a 7.5% pension payment something the agency currently pays the union isn't talking, suppo

you place those action figures on the portal of power.e of the video game on your tv, but now the other way around happens, as well. you can take a virtual character from the game and trap them in the physical world. these are crystals that snap into the new portal of power. bring them with you to a friend's house. they light up and talk to you inside the portal. great fun. out this fall, and that's trap team skylanders for activision. i love this app -- just came out last week at the app store. it's called star wars scene maker from disney. this allows you to make your very own "star wars" scenes based on those iconic movies that you grew up with -- amazing stuff where you use your fingertip on the ipad to choose what characters you want and where they go and what cameras you want to use, and then share it with your friends afterwards -- facebook or youtube. great fun, free to download. star wars scene maker with some optional in-app purchases. if music is more your thing, this is sony music unlimited -- an on-demand app that lets you li

as i mentioned, the first phase of the business portal which was launched this fall is capturing the world as it is today. as we all know that's not good enough. we need to take the next step and begin the hard work of streamlining the process and making it easier for business, small businesses to navigate the process. [speaker not understood] to streamline the process and begin the process of mapping, what it takes to go through that process. and then begin the hard work of submitting some of those firm online to integrate into the business portal. our budget also includes the film rebate program and fte focused on the workforce alignment committee which was approved earlier this year. i'm going to close with just sort of a summation of the initiatives related to invested neighborhoods program. we will expand our popular a-d-a program city-wide and funding to help 750 small business get into a-d-a compliance. our budget includes s.f. shine funding to support capital improvements that participants in the a-d-a program as well as our business strengthening program identify. our budget

we are at west portal and we notice many trains gone outbound to downtown but we are noticing outbound toward the sunset is where we are seeing the laws and they put the priority more on inbound to get them downtown but they are showing a 45-minute wait until the next one and that will be interesting. that is when the drama could start. they have redirected their drivers and redistributed the ones who came in to try to evenly spread out the service around the city as necessary and try to balance it. the folks say they want to give credit to those who came in today, and this is all because of a labor dispute over the contract and these workers are not allowed to call in sick and that because of a proposition that was passed a few years ago by the voter but they have the right to call in sick. muni says bart will be honoring few any tickets from san francisco to daly city so bart says that is something to think about because muni will be dealing with the big delays or take your car and thing of an alternate route. i asked if this is going to impact buses or trains, and the sam said, prob

amy hollyfield is at the west portal station in san francisco. amy hollyfield?ot here on time and opened up the station and we have seen the first train come through on time. however, muni officials are getting the word out to prepare for major delays and broadcasting it on the electronic sign here, watch as it scrolls through you will see the warning. they have also just put out a tweet this morning saying, expect major delays and they are working to balance the service throughout the city and they apologize for the inconvenience. this is because of a dispute over contractor negotiations and workers are not allowed to strike because of a voter approved proposition that passed in 2010. they have the right to call in sick. commuters were already starting to plan if this. >>> i guess worst case i would walk, so we will have to see. >> why have a remember. if it happens, it happens. the people are just going to have to deal with this. >> a spokesman says this morning that, yes, there is going to be a delay. last night they were seeing a hire number of people callin

>> >>> that breaking news is a possible fire at the west portal muni station in san francisco. >> there is reports of heavy smoke at the western end of the tunnel the fire department has evacuated passengers from the west portal station. >> so far, there are no reports of injuries and dozens of firefighters are on the scene. we'll continue to bring you updates here on the news at 4:00 and on twitter, good afternoon, i'm dan ashley >> i'm cheryl jennings fear and panic right now as a fast-moving grass fire chased residents out of their homes today. >> 100 firefighters worked to put out flames near the mobile home park. vic lee is live with what's happening right now. vic? >> well, this man made lake here is where cal fire choppers got water to make dumps on the fire just over the hill there the fire has been contained after burning about 5 to 10 acres there are no injuries minor damage the fire started after 12:00, noon, at one point getting close to homes in this park. residents in the rear of the park were evacuated but they're coming back home now and have been allowed to come back ho

. >> so you're saying all the way through west portal. >> i think the subway ends in chinatown why not all the way to the bay and now people are saying oh, it shove gone all the way to the bay but one of the answers that came back from staff the original study only included going harassing as far as chinatown. >> i want to say we're defining our project in such a way to not preclude a subway and the light rails to the city. at the same time the sfmta is beginning to develop a rail strategy and that should be the place of the big term vision we can point to that how supporting that will not mess up the larger vision >> commissioner moore. >> we have a challenge in view of the project not including the part to the daily city station and the dash line or the desire line as commissioner sugaya was indicating carry a theoretical thought forwards i'm interested to see you tackle the interface between caltrain and the city your coming up with a not particularly attractive freeway corridor like 0 lombardy street i'm interested for you to success we've been struggling with that and the bay regi

ridership because i know a lot of people myself include will oftentimes drive or walk up to west portal because it takes a long time to get the m it's easier to grab the tunnel at west portal i know critical is the new tunnel between mercy high school and stones town parking that will be the subway station for the area is access from both east to west f that will hopefully allow a lot of pedestrians not riding the m to safely cross 19th that's dangerous from all the cars and the traffic going through there. >> thank you for bringing that up. >> i think that's an important part and so i think this is really a great development and something we have to look at more in the future not only here but in the future where the m line comes off and the sunset tunnel. thank you. great your report >> commissioner borden. >> i want to agree i remember i served on the search committee for the new president for sf state it's

. >> she raised a red flag which she discovered managers made a major change in 2011 involving a portal monitor that sounds an alarm when it detects radiation. this is an internal manual obtained by the nbc bay area investigative unit. in 2011 the detector alarm set point was raised to 8.5. the original level in 2008 was 6. andrea says that dramatically lowered how much radiation the monitors would detect. >> they are trying to get dirt out that's contaminated that should never have left hunter's point ship yard. >> she began documenting major problems she witnessed and shared her personal log book that tracked the trucks leaving hunter's point. >> at the end there was a lot of trucks. there was 17, 20, 12 a day going out that never passed the portal monitor. >> they witnessed other questionable behavior from the failure of workers to secure potentially radioactive areas to the public to the promotion of unqualified personnel to senior safety sensitive roles and took their concerns up to the nuclear regulatory commission and submitted 30 complaints to the nrc. >> what i was told in hunt

all portals with the new ones, but to perhaps use them in secondary inspection. and that is still under investigation. i think the philosophy is we're very much relevant behind it. we're picking problems that are relevant to the problem. in that process, we always invent new things in terms of methodology and tools. it's a give and take chlts. >> so i'm going to talk about computational game theory. the question we are faced with in our research and we're very thankful for the creations that were brought and the partnerships we've formed with many of the security agencieage which allows us to conduct some of this research. so game theory is a wobdserful tool. what's unique about thework is it blends computational and behavioral game theory. what's also interesting is the opportunity we've had to create to deploy this using game theory in the field allowing us to get data back. from the field. so these are things that are unique and this is also possible because of all of the different agencies that have helped to fund. these are very important partnerships. this

in particular, a couple things we are doing new, may 20th we launch the my account web portal. right on the right hand side is a screen shot of the web portal where individual can ustomers can look at their water use on a daily basis. there is a green bar across the middle, that green bar what is relatively efficient use. if you are above, you have a lot of work to do, if you are below, you can see your points too. people are paying attention to it. we've been giving out lots of checklist for water efficiency you can walk around your house and say, am i doing the right thing. if you are not, get to it. lots of posters and stickers and lots of public information. we have a public information campaign coming in june. in response to the drought, we've had walk in request for devices for 90 percent, evaluations up for 25 percent, we'll be increasing our rebate amounts for toilets and portable washers and the campaign in june for indoor and outdoor announcements and we want to get on the press and muni buses. when you talk about it, people respond. i'm happy to answer more questions

company so a total disruption dot com is really going to be a portal for them to be able to search down to the word through all the raw footage the same for artists we can do this it's in and you know the film industry coined ok i was going to add a bit going there a second bitcoin. you know because bitcoin allows for funds be sent around the world frictionless li with almost zero cost that's going to go eighty it's an open source platform anybody can get on it anybody in the world and so companies are coming along we just filmed tony the c.e.o. and founder of pay for example in the living yes we just filmed an interview with him at south by southwest and he definitely feels that way that this is the developing world is where it's going to be massive and it just gives them an opportunity to play ball like they've never have before so that now if nigeria and india are pushing films out of greater greater levels now they can actually monetize them in china as well their film market is a huge and we're looking at working with them more and more so i just think it's you know this is an incr

entity will report that activity to that portal. immediate be real-time, that is the key, this is an area we had disagreement we had to resolve. we said there will be a across theharing sector of the federal government that has an involvement and across the private sector that has an involvement. today we had a little bit of a disagreement we've got to resolve, and today, if have financial entity sees something say across and its folks this is not right, they will generally pick up the phone and they will call the department of treasury that they have a relationship. they know the i.t. folks. they will call them up and say here is what i am seeing in the treasury will immediately reacted to it and talk it through and figure out whether a countermeasure is necessary. they will say keep your eye on it, or whatever. if you disclose that information to dhs at the portal, and it is then and ainated countermeasure is taken, the private sector will have liability because it went to the portal. what they would not have immunity for under th

our reporter is at west portal with the latest. >> i just spoke with a representative who tell me it is hooking better today but they are still trying to figure out how were better and they are trying to figure how it will impact the commute. they are hoping it will not look like this, again, people shoved interest trains and buses if they can even get on. some people just got passed by and this is in room. on the first day of the sickout on mop, two-thirds of the now any vehicles were park asked not in use. yesterday, half of the vehicles were available because workers called in sick. the mayor lee has gotten involved and he said they are going to investigate everyone who hasn't worked this week. >> if they didn't show up, don't have a reason, now, after saying they were sick we will be investigating each of the claims and well hold people accountable >> here is a letter that went out explaining to workers they could face penalties for disrupting service and supervisor scott weiner urged employees to get back to work. we will find out soon how many will show up today. i asked a spok

sector entity will report that activity to that portal and there will be immediate real-time -- that is the key. this is an area where we had some disagreement and we had to resolve. but we did resolve it. there will be a real-time sharing of data information across the sector of the federal government that has an involvement and across the private sector that has an involvement. today, and here is where we have a little bit of a disagreement and we have to resolve it -- today, if a financial entities sees something come across and its i.t. folks say, hey, it's not right, they will generally pick up the phone and call the department of treasury, let's say, that they have a relationship with. they know the i.t. folks at treasury. they will call them up and say, ok, this is what i am seeing. and treasury will he merely react to it and talk it through and figure out whether a countermeasure is necessary. if it is, they will carry it out and if it isn't, they will mark it up and say keep your eye on it or whatever. under our bill, as it is written today, it is you disclose that informati

in the book, most of the time, i talk about portals to panic. i talk about panic inducing thoughts. we are all subject to those kind of thoughts. it doesn't mean we are all panicked. but the one thing i think we can say that is panicked and which someone says or does or advocates that which they fear. two quick examples. when one fears as did the new york legislator back not too long ago, well back in the earlier part of the 20th century, that puerto ricans danger the nation and to back that they require them to pass a literacy test. they damaged the foundation of a pillar that all men are created equal because they rendered it all english speaking men are created equal. it goes back far to do that which one fears. all the way back to the first political panic among the country and that is the salem witch hunt. it was three young girls that were having fits and deemed to be posesed by the devil one of the women in the town had a witches cake prepared. it is a cake made with urine from one of the girls and you feed it to the dogs and then it would spit out the name of the witch that

that we're being tracked this is been happening in america for a long time we did a piece through up portal a network i've created called the total disruption which is tracking this great shift in history that the internet has brought the disruption of privacy particularly door leveson as he faced. an appeal in the fourth circuit court we filmed him that morning he had created lava bit which snowden used this is e-mail protocol and because snowden and it up in the situation the u.s. government insisted that he turn over the private s.s.l. key for four hundred thousand other people who had bought a bit and were using you know were his he's a small businessman in america and next thing you know he has to trade over everybody's or turn over everybody's private e-mail and the encryption code and he refused to do that you know this was taken to court in history disruptors many times were the artists picasso's guernica for example depicting the horrors of war it made it a change made a statement in some. and. become part of the guys if you will but these days it's the code writers programmers who

that we're being tracked this is been happening in america for a long time we did a piece through a portal a network i've created called the total disruption which is tracking this great shift in history that the internet has brought the disruption of privacy particularly leveson as he faced. an appeal in the fourth circuit court we filmed him that morning he had created love a bit which snowden used this is e-mail protocol and because snowden and it up in the situation the u.s. government insisted that he turn over the private s.s.l. key for four hundred thousand other people who had bought a bit and were using you know were his he's a small businessman in america and next thing you know he has to trade over everybody's or turn over everybody's private e-mail and the encryption code and he refused to do that you know the state is taken to court in history disruptors many times were the artists picasso's guernica for example depicting the horrors of war it made it a change made a statement in some. and become part of the guys if you will but these days it's the code writers programmers who

stones of soil and rock and built linear feet of tunnel from fourth and harrison all the way up to the portal box here today. we have this work has been done primarily because of the dedication and support from our contract barnard they've driven tunnel over half the pace we originally thought one of the riskiest elements was the bar under crossing on market street mom had a two active tunnels. barnard did the work on thaigz of last year they've worked twenty-four hour to make that happen the same thing on friday and saturday and sunday that's the dedication we need to have a successful project barnard has earned our admiration (clapping) and we also before we visit the tunnel we have a surprise only two people know literally we have a literal toej token for the appreciation i've been blessed reiskin republican mentioned every project received the support of the board this project has been successful because of the leadership of mayor ed lee and the board of supervisors and my bottles edward reiskin and the director of transportation. mr. north korean the chairman of our mta board of director

behind me you can see the west portal station. they have a sign that tells you when the next train will be coming in. a lot of people have been sprinting this morning. they know if they don't catch the train, it will be a while before the next one comes. joining me live is a muni spokesperson, paul rose, to tell us more about what's going on this morning. i know there's no cable car service this morning. >> that's correct. there's no cable car service this morning. we certainly apologize for the inconvenience to the riders. it's something that we are working hard to address. >> reporter: about half capacity right now? >> about half capacity. normally about 600 runs that go out in the mornings. we have 300. we have about 100 more vehicles on the street than yesterday. but that's still only half capacity. >> reporter: you've been tweeting. i notice every couple of minutes you are putting out advice about no walking or biking. >> we want to make sure the customers are getting information. this is important to our riders. it's importa

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small businesses remain the heart and soul of our local economy this includes the online business portal cutting through red tape and making it easier to operate and start a business sometimes, we forget our nonprofits are a critical part of our economy we must do more to support the sector as a whole to today, i want to affirm that my budget contains 1 and a half increase to nonprofits that contract with the city in addition we'll also launch a new sector initiative at the office of economic workforce development to focus on strengthening our nonprofit sector. this budget also includes my invest invest in neighborhoods with the 25 neighborhood commercial districts providing a job squad that brings businesses to our city hall and brings wifi to our commercial corridors. ladies and gentlemen, while the worse of our economic crisis maybe behind us we can't deviate in insuring a budget is balances our diversity across the city we'll continue to invest in our neighborhoods and infrastructure and most important in our people with the one hundred percent. i want to recognize budget supervisor

. >>> a live look at the west portal muni rail station. day two of the muni sick-out and half of its cars are not in service. we are keeping a close eye on the commute and tara moriarty will have more on this in just a couple of minutes. >>> it is tuesday, june 3rd. i'm brian flores in for dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. almost 6:30. >> yep. >>> check in with steve paulson with a look at the weather. >> lots of fog and cool temperatures, some sun already but plenty of fog to go around. san francisco should be closer to 66 on the high side, not today, 60, too much fog, same as yesterday, starting off at 51, now it will be mostly sunny later on but later upper 70s unless in lake county, then you'll be in the 80s but everyone else probably just pushing the upper 70s including vacaville which was only 76 yesterday. 50 on our temps here, decent breeze, 30 plus all night long at fairfield. as long as that's in place, unless it collapses, i don't see how it can warm up too much. oakland airport west of 13 so t

but to do that is a portal smack dab in the middle of what many call the rocky steps. neil is you is you susman likes. others, there would be steps liking the portal but not for the full expanse. >> no, don't do that. >> reporter: you have steps on the side. not in the middle. >> i want to run up the middle. >> where rocky ran. >> reporter: the doctor not surprised by the cool reception. >> it is an interesting idea that has meter whether it will fly at the end of the day in philadelphia we'll see. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> not in the mood for coffee in offerings for starbucks for those who want a cool refreshing caffeine free drink. >>> twisted metal and broken trees parts of the midwest is cleaning up after a tornado ripped through that area. >> reporter: pa that is right of the country will get hammered by severe weather today, for us in the delaware valley the humidity has dropped off at it is another gorgeous weekend. i'll have the details from accuweather when we come right back. [ mom ] when the nest gets too quiet... it's time to find some real h

side if i want to actually stick on this perception or the doors of perception or moving through a portal of perception for a second because this is actually a common theme in literature like huxley or even the doors you know from the sixty's the group the doors of perception it was really where that name of that group came from and through through spiritual ecstasy there's always this idea of entering into you know going beyond a portal into a. kind of a state of of ecstasy and we've as a society we've been through different periods i mean going back to the sixty's people took drugs obviously there was the rock n roll the social movement the use of that time was getting to a place of a higher consciousness here we are in the twenty first century and it seems as though we have lost all ritual we've lost all ability to come together and seek spiritual commonality. your show in what you do seems to attempt to bring that back into into our lives is that message resonating is it growing is the message growing the spiritual message which is and historically a message that has been talked about

side if i want to actually stick on this perception or the doors of perception or moving through a portal of perception for a second because this is actually a common theme in literature like huxley or even the doors you know from the sixty's the group the doors of perception it was really where that name of that group came from and through or through spiritual ecstasy there's always this idea of entering into you know going beyond a portal into a. kind of a state of of ecstasy and we've as a society we've been through different periods i mean going back to the sixty's people took drugs obviously there was the rock n roll the social movement the use of that time was getting to a place of a higher consciousness here we are in the twenty first century and it seems as we lost all ritual we've lost all ability to come together and seek spiritual commonality. your show and what you do seems to attempt to bring that back into into our lives is that message resonating is it growing is the message growing the spiritual message which is that historically the message that has been talked about sinc

with the raid wrags portal monitors we need to be able to dial the algorhythms. they're very sensitive for the threat materials we're worried about, but they reduce the naturally occurring radiological material alarms that we face on normal commoditiesing, like bananas, for instance, and granite and other things that do hit on our portal monitors. we don't want to waste time on those alarms. we want to focus on what could potentially be dangerous material. i think already continued opportunities globally. we're currently working with partners and broadening the scope of csi, security first, but also looking at other threats that a global supply chain, contra band, commercial fraud that can support criminal activity and so forth. enhancing fwloebl supply chains security standards. we did that after 9/11 with the world customs organization and the framework of standards. there's always opportunities to take that to the next level. then, of course, the private seblgtor. continued opportunities there. not only on a supply chain side of the ct pat but looking at wheth