lot of comments on that so i want to ak nobling it requires the consent of the credit union. >> why? >> the san francisco credit union is an approved lender, and in the approved lender agreement there is language about the price and m.t.a. not lowering the price below any price that they have outstanding loans for. so the focus of the medallion perform is to support the medallion holders. for the most part they have paid $250,000, some did pay $125 and still make the least amount of money. they have paid in the most and make the least. they are our biggest concern. if you have a large loan, it is estimated you are bringing home $38,000 compared to $54 those for the postk or free medallion and/or if you are a driver with no loan. and to date we had 154 closures and there are 236 on a list to sell. there have been no medallion sales since april 2016. that is our context in which we are bringing the draft recommendations forward. so after looking at -- >> i am so sorry. on the estimated annual earnings, this is current to date? >> that is right. this is part of the pfm shaller report and they did a pro form

looming over the entire discussion, the $28 million lawsuit filed against the city by the san francisco credit union which now holds $130 million in troubled loans associated with those troubled medallions. the credit union says the lawsuit is full speed ahead now that a judge has found grounds for the case to proceed on the breach of contract claim. in the meantime the city is trying to roll out answers for drivers. so far they do not like what they are hearing. >> give me out of this. please. >> and san francisco, wilson walker. kpix 5. >> parts of santa clara county are off-limits to drones. county leaders and law enforcement say all the eyes in the sky can create big problems on the ground. we are live in san jose with more. >> reporter: santa clara county estimates there are about 5000 registered drones within the county limits. how many more may be out there? nobody really knows. many times that are flying in areas they should not be. that is the reason why santa clara county is establishing new know drone is owns. even inexperienced hands drones can be difficult to operate. santa clara county

. >> for clarification, we read about san francisco credit union and $28 million on defaulted loans. are we talking about the $6.2 million to get a down poiment and able to secure a loan -- a down payment and secure a loan, correct? >> yes. it provided a down payment assistance. >> was that also afforded to the people who paid $125,000 for a medallion? >> an i believe it was open to everybody. and my numbers show -- let me see. i think with ehad 250 avail themselves of that program. >> superviser fewer: thank you very much. i think it's going to get more complicated, but go ahead. >> good. we'll move on to the next slide. one i want to mention that m.t.a. is working for a number of years a

with the help of the san francisco fire credit union and also a big boost to tony rivera and other membersis other large donation. we were able to donate $6,500 to the burn foundation on behalf of the fire department members and the credit union. i did want to give a shout out. they may have left but the block firefighters association. as they have done for several years, the cooked dinner and it was jacob held that spearheaded that efforts. at the end of the day, there is probably 40 or 50 people there. they were fed and appreciated the hosting by the division of training. i'm sure she will mention it in her report, the deputy chief attended an event honouring those members that self dispatched but in a very brave and courageous way to 911-2001, including our own assistant job e.g. chief. last week, on the 18th, the deputies and i attended a labour-management meeting. the commission secretary handed you two items. the commission graciously approved by travel which was paid for, not by the city but by the national fire protection association. there is two documents i handed you. one is the