result in the reduction of 5 hundred and 95 thousand dollars in 2014 and overall as shown in page 28 the rp d loss of fiscal year 2013 and fourteen is over a million dollars. yes, it's correct the department has stated this has been contemplated, however, you must consider whether or not you want to reduce the fees on a temporary basis because this subsidies the annual operating costs and the proposed greens fees is estimate to sunlight u result in an annual loss of over $1 million in 2013 and fourteen so we consider that to be a policy matter for the board of supervisors >> seeing none, we'll move to public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, can i have a motion to move it for the record we'll take that would you indicate, sir, >> mr. clerk any other business before us. >> that completes the business for today. >> thank you, everyone. we're >> all right. guys i'm going to go ahead and get started. welcome to the opening celebration of newest location at the gary and sonic (clapping) >> i'm mesht i'm the senior group director of target stores in the bay area. i'm happ

we have a more difficult time getting out to those areas that don't have an rp public works area or general enforcement area so we don't have as many pc os. so once we get a complaint we'll typically got out to there and observe the whole neighborhood and cite several vehicles in violation. we'll get a to a better staffing level and two is to do what i've always wanted to do it's saturation. we've tested it and it's been done in the past. we've in our public works areas it's very difficult to handle certain areas that are lagged where you have to chalk the tire and come back whatever the time was. with a saturation we can put people in more areas whether their complaint driven or a transit area and do a different area each day. so when we hire the next batch which is 26 pc o hopefully by the end of this year by january 1st, we'll be back up to where we were in january of this year we'll again, that process of having folks got out and professionalism saturation on problem areas. i don't want you to think we're selectively picking certain areas or areas that we're enforcing we want to be fair

, certainly to look internally at our own staff and if we need to move more people into the general rp v to handle the double parking we'll do that that's an assessment we're taking on >> i can tell you in my district every commercial corridor particularly during the rush hours have serious double parking areas whether it's columbus or north beach we see double parking issues at the time. my guess is your staff knows that not really sure how that will help move it forward but happy to provide that information to you. on the staffing issues could you give us a timeframe. is your department undergoing whether or not you're open missing our resources >> yes. we're looking at how things are structured today with the now a health insurance company of 26 additional we'll be back like we were in january. we handle almost 2 hundred events a year and this is outside of the citation issuance it's pedestrian and vehicular managing events since the merits cup and chinese new years eve. you name it we manage the traffic and safety and it takes effort to do that. it's not an excuse but we're spreadi

heck pha*rp man has seen several times be at least anywhere from -- for every dollar invested about $7 returned. that's stadiums and thins like that. it's just smart. >> a senior manager of government affairs at head start. thanks for joining us. >> that's one of the things that the shut down effects. the shut down means investors, economists an guys leek me won't be able to analyze the job cans report this friday. that's the most important economic report that's supposed to come out on friday but these unlikely to happen if the government is still closed for business. that meant that there's more attention paid another report that's released on wednesday. according to payroll company, 166 thourbs private sector jobs were created last month nap is fewer than economists expected. the job market has softened in resent months because of the cut back in government spending. a cut back for gin supremacy and later another "f" that's at the center of a legal victory. workers struggling to keep their saving plants from. those stories and more as "real money" continues. [[voiceover]] every day,

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. >> i would say it's pretty busy -rp. >> reporter: a 37-year-old san jose man driving southbound ond over on melville avenue under a street light after her car's warning light went on. >> surprised that it happened in this neighborhood. it's known as a very quiet neighborhood. >> almost immediately a dark colored sedan pulled up and parked near by. >> reporter: officer brad young says that's when two latino men got out of their car speaking english to the victim who's also latino but does not understand english. >> he did not know what they were saying. as they approached him the primary suspect, produced a nice. assaulted the victim and cut him four times. the suspect then drove off in their car and what makes the incident so strange say police is there's no apparent motive. >> they didn't attempt to rob him, they didn't attempt to take his car. and there's no evidence to suggest that it's gang related. >> reporter: they're hoping someone will recognize the primary suspect depicted in this sketch who pulled the 3- inch blade. police are calling it a random act of violence but isola

. >> i would say it's pretty busy -rp. >> reporter: a 37-year-old san jose man driving southbound on. pulled over on melville avenue under a street light after her car's warning light went on. >> surprised that it happened in this neighborhood. it's known as a very quiet neighborhood. >> almost immediately a dark colored sedan pulled up and parked near by. >> reporter: officer brad young says that's when two latino men got out of their car speaking english to the victim who's also latino but does not understand english. >> he did not know what they were saying. as they approached him the primary suspect, produced a nice. assaulted the victim and cut him four times. the suspect then drove off in their car and what makes the incident so strange say police is there's no apparent motive. >> they didn't attempt to rob him, they didn't attempt to take his car. and there's no evidence to suggest that it's gang related. >> reporter: they're hoping someone will recognize the primary suspect depicted in this sketch who pulled the 3- inch blade. police are calling it a random act of violence bu

you hear the testimonials of the rp i chose the plan that was not so great is because i'm pretty healthy. my wife's healthy. >> yep. >> we don't use a lot of insurance. we have it there just in case. >> yeah. >> we chose the plan to work for us so we could have a low premium and so on. your feeling is the administration also understood it and said those are exactly the kind of people we need to pay more to fund the expanding medicaid roles we'll have under obama care and the government subsidies we are promising under obama care. there is only one way to get them. that's to get them out of the insurance plan they have while i'm telling everybody they can keep the plan they have. >> that's exactly right. he was talking today about substandard plans. this they are pushing people out of what they call substandard plans into plans with mandates like maternity care, substance abuse care, vision care. what if you are a guy who's healthy and doesn't plan to get pregnant, doesn't use drugs and has 20/20 vision. you don't need that stuff. they are pushing you into exchanges where you are going to

give me a good rp considering this is so different from the way the president sold this. >> we need to make some changes. in texas, 65% of the small businesses had health care. a few years ago less than 30% or about 30% had health care. v en before the health care law was passed insurance premiums were going up. >> wait a minute. you're ducking the question. >> no, no. i'm answering your question. >> the president said the average american would save $2500. people are seeing i acrosses of 40rks 80, 150 a%. it's tho ee's nothing like what president promised. three times the promised cost. nothing like the bill you guys passed. is it? >> again this is an implementation of a bill that i think we need to the look at what works and what doesn't. to repeal the whole thing is wrong. to not change one word we have to make changes to the it. >> you agree it is nothing like what the president promised. nobody is saving money. three times as ep ex-pen sieve. maybe we should have take a year off. keep in mind in texas we have uninsured individuals. at least the premiums have been laid out in my co

. >> i think it's unfair rp back in august, reince priebus said it was a thinly veiled attempt.y debate. >> this is what they wanted to do promoting one person that might be running for president. you're not going to be hosting debates and deposing the candidates running for president 2016 on the republican side of the aisle. >> reporter: now that cnn and nbc have canceled their projects. the republican party said they will consider letting them host the republican debate. norah and charlie, all a spokesman from the clinton camp would say is >>> there are a few things worse for a spy than being outed. it happened to cia agent valerie plame a decade ago. she's in the toyota greenroom. we'll talk about her new career, nsa scandal, iran and more. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." ♪ i see you you see me ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] may your lights always be green. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ beeping ] ♪ may you never be stuck behind a stinky truck. [ beeping ] ♪ may things always go your way. but it's good to be prepared... just in case they don't. toyota. let's go places, safely. for those n

- once states get on board how can we use kind of a comprehensive approach to use something like a rp's brand recognition in something like tim's organizations, expertise and crafting messaging to really get the message out. because when you get the message directly in homes by doing market -- microtargeting. >> yeah, i think, you know, it's funny, we debated this issue about it's a political issue. i think there's a lot of things involved. it took a long time for people to move this forward. i think there is a lot of data out there on individuals and on targeting, but i think there is a little bit of a scared and is -- am i to targeted i guess in a sense. there's different ways to reach people obviously. like i said with a national exchange driving people to the national exchange, they are buying very broad messages in a lot of different areas and we've been talking to them about going into individual markets and going to the individual counties or individuals and trying to target them. but for them, you know, they feel like the risk is not worth the reward i guess in a sense. they wou

rp her husband, casey, rose to stardom after launching the american top 40 countdown in 1970.or scooby doo's sidekick shaggy. >> if we just had roller skates. >> reporter: now his children and friends say it's their turn to be his voice. >> i don't want any of his money. i don't want his estate. i don't want anything. i simply want to see my father on a regular basis, give him a hug, hold his hand, give him a massage, put a smile on his face. it's that simple. >> reporter: for "today," joe fryar, nbc news, los angeles. >>> bad blood in a family, which is obvious there, but at this time when someone is dying that you can't put aside that blood. >>> for a check of the weather, mr. roker. >>> let's show you what we have going on. first of all, talking about in between all this big -- this big storm coming, the winter storm, we've also got warm air ahead of it. in between those two systems the boundary layer, that's where we have severe weather already firing up today. in fact, you can see it now making its way from nebraska into iowa and that's where we have a risk of strong stor