. >> would you like powerpoint? >> yes, please. thank you very much. wanted to give you a snapshot of this summer and upcoming events, starting with our much of the penguins event on july 30. this is an annual event that is of great interest to members of our public. this year, we have five penguin chicks brought back into the zoo. we have the largest holiday of them in the world. this is them doing their march around the penguin island before entering the island. we had a random drawing for a naming opportunity, and the chick was named buster posey, which adds to our collection of san francisco giants animals. that is our san francisco giants collection of residents at the zoo here in the -- at the zoo. i was going to move on to our next item, which is our local heroes area. on september 11, we offer free admission to all uniformed personnel or first responders and public safety officials. we had 200 people respond. they were very appreciative of the effort. we actually had people who did not come here one lieutenant from the sfpd, who thanked us for

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so we do have a brief powerpoint to walk through with you, and we very much look forward to hearing public comment and answering specific questions that you have. if i may, i am going to turn over the podium to our director of transit to walk you through the presentation. then we will both be here to answer questions. thank you. >> thank you very much. good morning. as he said, thank you for the opportunity to be here. it has been a while. what we're trying to do the presentation today is to focus on the request for information you made for this particular hearing. we -- it has been since last february and march since we have been before you to talk about the service. what we tried to do was update the information for you, so you have a snapshot of what has occurred over the last seven months. i do not want to spend a lot of time on this one. i think it is important to note -- the message of like to read to you is the importance on the rail system to the entire system to the looking at carrying approaching a quarter of our total ridership, but a key link to all of our other systems. i woul

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it is a powerpoint. ok. and we are off. so the project location is here on jfk drive. it is shown in the red. what is important is that it is the most direct connection to the heart of golden gate park and to all the institutions that people want to access and enjoy. so it is an important part of the spine that actually runs all the way from market street, which is one of the most popular bikeways in the city, through the panhandle, and directly into the park. right now, during the peak hour, we have about 150 cyclists on jfk drive. that represents about 10% of their role traffic during the peak. bicyclists are telling us that this is where they want to be. one of our first charges is to improve things for the users that we have. but there are other goals that play here. we're supporting the board of supervisors resolution passed in 2010 to get up to bicycling being 20% of all trips by 2020, which is an incredibly ambitious goal and one we have been working very hard to think about. the two barriers that people cite most often when we asked what they do not bicycle mor

it is a powerpoint. ok. and we are off. so the project location is here on jfk drive. it is shown in the red. what is important is that it is the most direct connection to the heart of golden gate park and to all the institutions that people want to access and enjoy. so it is an important part of the spine that actually runs all the way from market street, which is one of the most popular bikeways in the city, through the panhandle, and directly into the park. right now, during the peak hour, we have about 150 cyclists

indemnification agreement, resolution, community benefits agreement, as well as the market tax credit powerpointwill talk about the pressure quickly. then i will drop into the community benefits agreement. then i will take questions about the program. the project is a $55 million project sponsored by the san francisco jazz center. a local nonprofit cbo that's mission is to really focus on the development and use of jazz music throughout san francisco, san francisco proper as well as the bay area in general. it is a group that has been very committed over the past several years to jazz in san francisco, from an art standpoint, from an education standpoint, and also from a community development standpoint. the current project is roughly about $55 million. the goal of this project is to really give sfjazz the home that they have never had before, particularly a home in san francisco, which we're all quite excited about. this job will probably generate roughly 95 new construction jobs, and that is a 95 fte's, roughly working about 35 hours a week, opposed to about 200 construction jobs averaging abo

i went into the producers with a powerpoint of columbo, look at all these guys. they had a thing.a thing? >> and you look hot in it. people will tune in for that. >> speaking of people with a thing for hats, you have a very cute son. >> jack, you might as well step up here. that hat is so funky, we need to show it. how old is jackson by the way? >> i'm 10. >> your voice, i'm 10. like a grown-up. have you ever seen your mom tape on the set? >> yeah, i have. >> what do you think of her character? >> i think she, like, really, like, she doesn't care what other people think of her. >> is that the same in real life, too? >> no. >> what do you have in your hat, anything? >> i have some candy. >> of course you do. >> you're my kind of guy. >> jackson, thank you so much for coming to see us. he is so cute. >> adorable. how many kids do you have? >> close your ears, jackson. he volunteers at this school for disabled kids. >> what a sweet kid. >> we are excited. what is next for you? what is your next project? >> i'm off to haiti december 9th. my work in haiti. i have an organization called

the way the powerpoint system is and the district is in the air for drabs grabs?his is a big game. >> defense of tackle deshawn hand is a monster, has five offers from colleges. what kind of edition has he been to the team this year? >> he was one of the main reasons we turned it around last year. he started and ended up 6-4 with the loss to hilton and he's a special player, gifted player, hard worker, humbled student athlete. >> a victory for woodbridge? >> no testifies, control the ball and make -- no turnovers, control the ball and make more plays than them. >> thank you, coach, best of luck tonight. >> thank you. >> and we have a programming note for you. tomorrow, acc football is on fox 5. that matchup, wake forest playing at duke. kickoff on fox 5 is at 12:30. that is all from woodbridge high school. we'll be back during the 6:00 hour. back to you, maureen and brian. >> thank you, lindsay. >>> now you can ownsome, the much-talked about football jersey worn by them. the pride jersey's featuring a maryland state flag will hit stores by thanksgiving. you may be

an audio recording that is incomprehensible unless you're seeing the words on the pour -- powerpointeen as they're being shown in the courtroom, the slurring is so heavy. the words shoe so powerful. when we first had opening statements, you will probably recall some of this was played. >> yes. >> reporter: 53 secs of it where we heard he wanted to go to children's hospital and wanted to take the money from the this is it concert and dedicate it to what he called the michael jackson children's hospital. now, we hear another three minutes or so of this thing, it's over four minutes and we hear that michael jackson said in his conversation with murray he didn't have a childhood, that he hurts. that he thinks the world's children are depressed and he feels for them, which is more supportive. [ overlapping speakers ] >> what is the point behind playing the recorded conversations in the courtroom? >> reporter: well, i think the prosecution would look at this as a way to say see, michael jackson has a drug problem and this is six weeks before his untimely death and this is murray sitting th

so when i thought about it, i said, you know, "i'm not that proficient at microsoft word, excel, powerpoint, so i'm kind of stuck. here's an opportunity to learn some more skills that i can take anywhere." >> reporter: after completing georgia works at georgia state university, willis-walker was hired full time at the school's educational opportunity center. >> with our georgia works program you have to be right now currently unemployed and receiving unemployment benefits. >> reporter: she's now the university's point person for georgia works. of 60 program participants, she says, 30 have been hired >> we do have a lot of administrative positions. we have parking attendants, we have a lab assistants positions, things that people may have from somewhere else that won't require a lot of retraining but they will have to learn the system at georgia state or they will have to learn the college system. >> reporter: how much do they pay? >> if you're hired in administrative, they can range anywhere from $12,000-$15,000 based on your experience. if you have an extensive background, you know, there

my son when he was in kindergarten knew how to do a powerpoint presentation and now in high school all the kids have gotten ipads to use during the year. my school emphasizes that and i hope all schools will because you're right, the technology is important and an educational tool and we want to make it available to every child. >> i think that's a huge issue. where the world is going. you can talk arne duncan. smart choices by parents and schools. dr. brown said her kid got an ipad. my two children who are in high school also got given ipads this year. the ipads going to replace the backpack. no more backpacks. so it's loaded on to a device. the key is to make it available to all children and that we look for educational content. we'll have content next year to launch an educational rating system which will rate apps to see if they're educational because everybody and their mom is developing software claiming they can teach you math or science or geography. it will be what is educational content. "sesame street" used to be ton gold standard in the old days and it will be on your ipad

program, a long way from $100 per door, $300 for a new well, let's the old a quarter billion dollar powerpointandor. >> we spent a lot of time during one of our hearings pursuing just this question. we asked the question of the different agencies have you all come together to talk about the military timeline is today, today, today. the developer timeline they are trying to work on is much longer. the projects are totally out of sync and we got no answer back from the agencies, are you all working together to bring the knowledge to the resources, as mr. henke just said, that we need to, to get done commission. but cerp is certainly something we found was one of those missions where you just throw more money at it and it will be fixed when that is clearly not the case. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. >> i recognize the gentleman from new york, ms. maloney, for five minutes. >> i want to thank all the members of the panel who served on the commission on wartime contracting, and especially my good friend and former colleague, christopher shays. just yesterday the bill we worked on went into

it's not a matter of ignoring anything because again, we can say that, it will look good on a powerpoint slide, it will make us feel good but at the end of the day we're not going to do anything that threatens our nation, or threatens our interests. risk is generally managed in terms of time here that's kind of in delicate and. a concert to flush out for you over time, and so if we were to say that we have to do two, three, four things at a time, we could add up the resources required, i could put a bill on the table and say here's what we need but i know you don't have that kind, so you'll take all the rest are just telling you that. and that's not where we need to go. we need to say look, there's 10 things we need to be able to do. these we can actually take some risk in terms of time. whether it's the time to activate the reserve component, whether it's the time to generate it. so time is the independent variable here and we're trying to determine how to use it. >> thanks, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> mr. ryan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and congratulations to both of you, secretar