i'd like to echo director reskin and acting mayor breed. you know, when i first learned about vision zero in 2015, it did seem like a dream, and we in san francisco but in many other parts of the country also embarked on a vision zero initiative. it did seem like a dream, but as we are four years into this and made significant process in reducing the number of traffic fatalities, that dream is becoming a reality, and i think it's very much within our reach to actually realize that vision of zero traffic fatalities in our city. and before i go any further, we talk about the numbers and the statistics about the numbers are down, i don't think it's lost on any of us that those numbers represent human lives, and the people that are here today, that had the courage to keep it on the forefront, thank you, because i know it's painful to keep having to relive the loss of a loved one by traffic fatality, so thank you for being here today. from the perspective of our san francisco police department, our role is enforcement, but our role is also educa

ed reskin, director of transportation to respectfully request your approval of all four items. i will be speaking for the first two. but as a member of the capital planning committee, fully support all four items the first two, the second issuance for the 2014 transportation and road improvement general obligation bond. you'll recall that is a $500 million bond that was recommended by the transportation 2030 task force, it was approved with 72% of the vote by the voters in november of 2014. the first issuance was about 67 million, this authorization would be for up to another 177 million and you can see the proposed subsequent issuance schedules on the slide and the next two years. this just as a reminder was the overview of the recommendations from the transportation task force. the $500 million geo bond was the first of a number of local measures that recommended both that bond and a subsequent one in 2024, incorporated into the city's capital plan. a few other recommended revenue measures that are currently being rereviewed by the transportation 2045 task force, the report f

act but reskinned by the trump administration. >> you can get up close and personal with the tesla model three which made a showroom debut. only one showroom so far. tesla says nearly half a million people have reserve the model. most from the bay area. and those on the wait list were egoer to take a peek at the car. >> it's really forward looking. and i think it will be fun to get used to the change. i think the cleaner simpler dash is something we'll all have in a number of years. >> tesla says if you order one now your cars arrives in 12 to 18 months. starting base price, $35,000. >> wait, 12 to 18 months. we can't go out and by it right now. >> there is a back order. >> that's a big back order. >> thousands of people on the list. >> put a zpos it down already a year ago. >> this background for real. >> it's gorgeous isn't it. >> i can certify yes it is. >> it's phenomenal. >> yes, great sunsets across the bay area. we have clearing skies after some fog this morning. let's go ahead and take you into the microclimate forecast right now. and as we get a look our weekend is shaping up re

we then shifted over to the executive director, ed reskin, and began to meet with him exclusively. in that time, i tell you in talking with constituents, along with hundreds and hundred of people in the city there was a general frustration as it pertains to the issues that are relating to curb management, stop signs, traffic calming, pedestrian safety, all of the neighborhood issues that we often hear about, but in this body we have no authority or control. so we are going to have further conversation about the ballot measure, but today we're introducing an ordinance that is embedded in the charter amendment in 2007 that allows us to create a procedure here at the board of supervisors to review certain mta decisions that relate to the creation or elimination of preferential parking and parking meter zones. curb management, time period for which a vehicle may be parked, permit parking, parking zones, disability parking, and temporary pilot programs for preferential curb space and shuttle programs for curb space. i will hand over in a moment to my colleague, supervisor peskin, to spe

he reskinned the temporary protection status. we see now what is driving him. this mindset, this white supremacy mindset and not only that it's a side issue but i believe it's relevant here, his basic indifference to the continuing crisis in puerto rico involving american citizens. so apparently this president is not interested in them because they have brown skin. that's what's so disturbing. that's what's driving this administration's views. >> rick, it's not helpful and not constructive to call the president a racist because it's undermines the objective of trying to reach an agreement on these issues of immigration and daca and what have you. as a gop strategist, what do you make of rand paul's assessment that that is counterproduct? >> well, i think that this president would be more productive in these things if he was negotiating in better faith and if they were looking towards something that wasn't built around this ludicrous proposition he's going to build a 3,000 mile 300 foot tall shimmering wall across the border. look, rand's statement it speaks for

. >> ed reskin from mta.e are required by the state regulate or is to exercise certain security issues and to document those as part of getting our final safety and security certification from the state. so with a great participation from the police and fire departments, that work is underway and getting completed. just a kind of reminder especially maybe pertinent given that this morning as many of you may know there was reports of an explosion on the london subway. fortunately, what we understand is that nobody was seriously hurt. we understand 29 people were injured but fortunately not seriously injured. we are working with our local law enforcement that there are no credible threats to us here currently, but just another reminder along with all the recent natural events, civil events, all the things that we've had to activate our eoc for whether airports and transit and in our streets that we need to remain vigilant about. >> well said, thank you, ed. director garcia? >> i will do it who -- without the mi