if we pursue [speaker not understood] under sb 375, we will no longer have to do that. and then we will no locker have to look at work inducing projects specifically cumulative impacts related to vehicle impacts in global warming and regional network. that doesn't mean that we won't have to consider transportation impacts on our local streets, though, for this one. wanted to highlight that. so, with that, what staff is going to be doing over the course of the next number of months is once the e-i-r is finalized, we're going to take a look at this again and come up with some guidance as to what is appropriate to use the sb 375 c-e-q-a process. but ultimately i don't anticipate that we'll be using it a lot because our existing exemptions, particularly the community plan exemption, offers many of the benefits that this would as well. so, we're a little ahead of the game in implementing our cpe currently in the city. and then just to go about -- there are a number of draft e-i-r issues that we're working with mtc and abag on resolving. there's a lot of mitigation measures i

. >> but the possibility of getting sb 375 exemption, does that happen across the entire san francisco? i saw the map that was called the tpp map and it looked like it was all of san francisco. >> that is our understanding and we'll be seeking more clarify exaction on that, but that is certainly the way we interpreted that. so, that is correct. >> so, then, does that mean that a project in the richmond or the sunset or, you know, name some other area that is not in the community plan, can now go through this very streamline process as opposed to the existing process? >> almost. i just wouldn't call it really streamline because it has certain criteria that had has to meet and some of those criterias for an exemption are exactly the same as it would be under a categorical exemption. it has to meet eight environmental sort of criteria that has to do with impacts due to historic resources, hazardous materials, impacts to biological resources, all the very same things we would be looking at under our normal categorical exemption procedures. so, i mean, we have yet to explore really truly un

. >> so, the impacts that the sb 375 or the plan bay area e-i-r covers may not be impacts that we would have had to study otherwise? >> you can look at it that way. the one benefit i would just add to -- you know, piggyback on director ram's point is and it's the ones i outlined in the presentation, is that if we do have to do an e-i-r, there are certain things we won't have to look at. and i think that's one of the benefits of pursuing c-e-q-a review under sb 375, particularly as it relates to impacts cumulative impacts that are acknowledged in the e-i-r, of which there are a lot. you mentioned [speaker not understood] one of them. i'll just say sea level rise, thank you, ms. hester for bricking that up, is felt to be significant in the e-i-r with six pages of adaptation measures trying to deal with that. but one of the benefits i think will be if we pursue environmental review under sb 73 5, we may not have to look at for example cumulative impacts on the regional level, things like that. but it is complicated and what we'll be doing in the near future as the e-i-r comes to conclusion

it's companions or look alike sb 11, did pass last week and it set for a hearing this afternoon. it's been a tough push in the senate. there is a lot of concerns raised by the senate analysis but i think it will pass today based on the vote count that we've been putting together. several bills to note. a b 164 adds performance bonds for local private partnership. you will impose that because it will increase the cost unnecessarily. it has not been set yet and it is a referred to the assembly local government committee. they are sort of running out of time for action this year but we'll be monitoring that in case it does get set. mr. blooming field on page four of your matrix extends hov access for green and white sticker plug in hybrids and electric vehicles to 2025. that's viewed as an over reach and as well by doing so, it allows or extends the ability of these same vehicles to have toll free access and certain quarters in the state. that bill is set for hearing next week. i'm not sure how that's going to fair, but we are working on that ab 749 by mr. guerrero is on page 7. in

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and last year, ab 1532 established a process, and sb 535 set aside up to 25 percent for disadvantaged communities. and today, the governor in compliance will be taking the draft investment plan that had been provided and developed by the inner resources board, and using that as a framework for proposing allocations to a variety of agencies who will then, i believe will have to see the details and made a revetion today and who i believe will have line item appropriations proposed by the governor that those entities like the transportation commission, for example, or possibly housing and community development will have the responsibility to provide grants to recipient entities like the city and county of san francisco or the ta or to the mtc and so that process is under way right now. there are two bills in progress, this year. and that were recommending the watch on that were tempt and enhance or modify that process. the first is ab 574 which is on page 5, it is a watch position. and i think that the true value of ab 574 to date has been to help support the rationale that the air resou

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. >>> las mismas organizaciones que lograron destituir al senador russell pierce autor de la ley sb 1070safío más grande. >>> ahora son 335 mil firmas, que llegó a ser demasiado para nosotros, llegamos casi a los 300 mil. >>> en un comunicado el alguacil joe arpaio dijo que la gente buena del condado de maricopa rechazó la idea de anular su sexta reelección. >>>ssin embargo hace unos días, un juez proclamó al alguacil culpable de violar los derechos civiles de la población hispana. >>> lo importante es que joe arpaio no puede pararnos ,porque está cometiendo perfil racial. >>> la organización para un mejor arizona buscara ahora que el sheriff renuncie a su puesto. >>> él necesita renunciar a su posición ahora. >>> vamos a seguir con del departamento de justicia, a seguir la lucha. >>> connecticut se une a la lista de estados que dará licencia de conducir a inmigrantes indocumentados, la legislatura aprobó la medida, alex roland desde hartford nos dice qué significa y cuántas personas podrían beneficiarsénico. >>> al ley se aprobó en la madrugada del jueves cuando 17 legisladores votaron

specialist services of small business of returns and one thing is concerned to encourage and assist sb anticipation and contract 1300. on april 18th, three minutes were received, prices range from -- tutor perini operation of the lowest responsible bidder with it price approximately 12 percent over the engineers' estimate range. staff analysis indicates three factors that contributed to the final bid rise exceeding the engineers' estimate. the first is market conditions; current high demand for contractors in california essentially reducing the bid pool, contract completion scheduled is challenging, and site conditions. contract 1300 contains significant amount of similar work to that currently being performed under contract 1252 in the union square area, essentially a congested site with tight tolerances. sfmta central subway program 1300 will be funded by a combination of federal , state and local monies with approximately 25 percent of the base contract work to be awarded to small businesses, tutor perini exceeded the small business with dissipation goal and a minimum of 50 percent

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senator steinberg has introduced i think sb 791 at the state level. initially the governor said that probably wouldn't happen this year. the legislature said they think something will happen this year. depending how that turns out, that could be something that would be helpful. map 21 has some meatball streamlining for projects that are within rights-of-way. i think it leans a little more towards highway rights-of-way than transit rights-of-way, but i think that might be something we see a little bit more of in a successor bill. so, i think there is some movement at the c-e-q-a/nepa level that could help us, but again, the horizon what we're talking about are much beyond. and to the extent we're talking about very significant projects, these are things that would warrant significant environmental review. it's really the long pole in this point would be the planning process to get to the stage of being ready to enter into environmental review. and i don't know how to shortcut that. i don't know if we should -- shortcut on those suggesting how to stream

we also have small sizes and the larger size which is the sb's'. we really do this so that we can track and we can assist and help our local businesses in san francisco to compete more effectively on city contracts to be certified at the local business in san francisco you nee not be a resident of san francisco but you do need to have a physical office and staff here if you have staff, so a little bit more about our businesses in san francisco that we have certified. 21% of our certified firms are wbe's. i put 79 non wbe's. this includes obe's, mbe's and obe's as other business entities and minor businesses as well. out of that pool let's take a look at certified women businesses here by percentages. you are probably wanting to know where are they, so 52% of the women businesses are in professional services. the next largest category is general services and we do have a fair amount in the construction and construction related categories. we also have of course smaller segments in goods, materials and equipment as well as trucking and hauling, so br

the new legislation, sb-1506, does not apply to anybody involved in selling or manufacturing drugs. the stated purpose of the bill is that it would help alleviate overcrowding in state prisons and county jails, and ease pressure on california's court system and result in millions of dollars in annual savings for both state and local governments. senator mark leno who couldn't join us today as been quoted as saying, quote, there's been no evidence to suggest long prison sentences deter or limit people from abusing drugs. in fact, time behind bars and felony records often have horrible, unintended consequences for people trying to overcome addiction because they are unlikely to receive drug treatment in prison and have few job prospects and educational opportunities when they leave. this legislation will help implement public safety realignment and protect our communities by reserving prison and jail space for more serious offenders. commenting on the fact 13 other states have moved in this direction, senator leno has said, quote, in fact, the experience of these other states when tre

sb. i mean, msb. mini, a mini sonic boom. that's right, when you get that crack, honey, that circus whip is going faster than 750 miles an hour. the tip and it's making its own little sonic boom. it's the same as a towel, is it? with a towel? long towel maybe. yeah. the long towel snap, yeah, yeah. neat 'o, neat 'o stuff. speed of sound about 340 meters per second, but that's an air. and guess what's a poor conductor of sound? begin with "a". - air. - air. the best we got, honey, okay? it turns out like in water. in water, sound travels about four times faster. and in steel, about 15 times faster. you know, you kind of make do that when you have-- you know, you got your two ears. do you ever wonder how was it that someone can make a sound over here and you know it's there or here and you know it's there? how do you know? how do you know where the sound is coming from? how many people have never wondered about things like this before? [laughter] okay. well, we're wondering about it now, yeah? huh? it's kinda neat. you know wha

sb nation, which is sports and under sb nation, there are 300 different sites, one for every sports teamgrowing in the respective categories. >> and you're about to be in the black this year. >> yeah, this year for the full year will be profitable, which is great. we have some mature category or growing category still but have hit profitability like sports and games and investing in advertising. >> let's talk about the model and why you've been able to make this work. >> well, it's a combination of a few things. first of all, we're a technology driven media company. we invested in a platform that really enables us to scale premium quality digital media at scale. then we get great talent and people who grew up doing this online. and we combine it all in a culture that makes sense with beautiful advertising and quality content. >> when -- i love that your company -- and i think it's a content company, and a lot of content companies now like to think they're digital companies. how much of it is really about the technology versus the actual people creating the content? >> it's both is the an

coast guard and nt sb will investigate the fire. caribbean promises passengers a full refund and a certificate for a future crui seshgs. >>> many of them near our nations capitol. >> the president led a ser moe ne at article ton national cemetery placing a wreath at the tomb of unknowns and honoring americans who have served and continue serving our country. >>> world war ii and vietnam veterans among paying tribute to their fellow soldiers. >> reck them and a lot of good people that i served with. >> thousands gathered to watch the annual parade in washington dc, an even televise today troops all the way around the world and the memorial also drew crowds honoring the nearly 60,50600 who tied during that war. >>> san jose leads the bay area in number of war dead in iraq and afghanistan. 14 service members from san jose have been killed in the last 12 years. kpix 5's lyn ramirez on the story of two of those families. >> they stood for america and for all americans when it counted most so we must standal for them today. >> a marine ho

back to the times that lawsuits against the administration in some way have played out, whether it was sb 1070 or obamacare, they might not have been ultimately successful but they did have a big impact on 2010. so what do you make of 2014 impact where potential lawsuits are concerned? >> i think first i was leading a tea party group in ohio, this was going to help you raise money. so this is a good thing to start. with it probably motivates your base. makes them more engaged. i think like the specter of a lawsuit in the middle an election. they were ready to move on from that issue. it is possible that we'll forget with this irs thing in a few months. then the lawsuit come back and who knows in september 2014, people are reminded again. did you it have a huge impact? probably not. could it affect one or two races, probably so. >> thank you very much. great stuff of we'll have you back. >> up next, presidential historian alan liktman on whether president obama has run into the second term curse or is that a silly superstition? ♪ [ male announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key

. >> says l 50 does that means sb 50, did i read that right? then i looked over to steph and i said that is some good luck here that you brought. >> reporter:along with the excitement and relief, comes the reality of hosting football's championship game. the bay area has 33 months to prepare for all the people and parties. hotels, restaurants and public transportation need to be ready. the hard work of planning is still ahead. >>sot nathan ballard / super bowl committee we have to do a marathon at a sprint pace, the wedding is right around the corner and we have got >> reporter: happening here.even steph curry tells me.he wants tickets to super bowl 50. steph curry / warriors oh yeah.i can't wait. i hope we are not playing that day in sf jw kron 4 news. >> pam: and here is a look at what the new 49ers stadium in santa clara will look like. when it's all done. >> pam: construction is ahead of schedule and will be ready to go. for the 2014 football season. >> pam: developing tonight - the aftermath of the tornado in oklahoma. it hit yesterday --

. >> reporter: a law enforcement source has confirmed to sbs news, that the agent did fire his gun siximes. but the source said todashev had attacked the agent with a cable, throwing him against the wall, and was moving forward with something in his hand as the agent was shooting if that account checks out, this was reasonable self-defense. >> thank you. john miller, former assistant fbi director joins us from dallas. good morning. what more have you learned, john, about this? >> a little more on the details, according to the people i've spoken to, what happened in that apartment which happened in a matter of seconds, involves the questioning of todashev. at that point allegedly writing out a confession, that he was involved in trainle murd triple. according to the people i've spoken to, it was the state trooper who noted todashev was getting more and more agitated, and then, charlie, he did something really interesting. rather than alert the agent, i think something is about to happen, he texted the agent, be careful. i think this guy is more agit e agitated. as the agent looked down

peter, i know one of the things you do at the nt sb you do not jump to conclusions but, on first glance the video, and i know you have seen the full thing, what are your thoughts? >> well, it looks like the aircraft got, as you said about to 12 fun feet, then stalled and the pilot attempted to recover and he simply ran out of airspace. but we've seen these kinds of accidents before in cargo. 1997, a fine airplane, some cargo got loose, pitched to the back of the plane, the plane pitched up, stalled, crashed outside of miami. we saw a similar accident in sacramento, and everyone believed again, was cargo getting loose because the performance of the plane was very similar. we found out in that accident though that in fact a elevator of the aircraft and cable connecting it had failed and the pilot simply could not control the airplane. so it is a little soon to speculate but certainly attention is going to be focused on the cargo, what happened, listening to the voice recorder and the data recorder. jon: and for our viewers who don't he no the difference, a stall, when you talk about it is

the harsh, the goof, everything because, hey, that's what getting famous sb, right? them done wearing ankle weights. >> we're going to really cut the noose and let it loose with the prancercize gallop. >> reporter: joe anna says prancercize is great aerobic exercise, low impact on the body and lots of fun. reminded us of an episode of "friends" in which rachael discovers running unself consciously like a goofball can feel great. >> i feel so free and so graceful! >> reporter: see, even jennifer aniston prancercizes. >> now it's your turn. >> reporter: i'm channeling my inner horse. it's exhausting. as for all that mockery, joeanna takes it instride. >> maybe my presence because i'm not a youngster and i'm not wearing, you know, the usual punk hairdo. >> reporter: she is a horse of a different color, all right. jeannie moos, cnn, new york. >> very nice. in addition to prancercizing, jo anna's website recommends a pure vegetarian diet for what she calls opt mall health. remember, you can always follow what's going on here in "the situation room" on twitter. you can twe

when arizona passed their immigration law, sb-1070, the president had to do a profile of the type of person that he alleged might be impacted negatively by that bill when the bill itself specifically said that couldn't happen. down the lines of race and ethnicity again. , d then we've got tim tebow who will kneel and pray to god on the football field, meanwhile we have a professional athlete that decides he's fwoning to announce his sexuality and he gets a personal call from the president of the united states to highlight the sexuality of a professional ballplayer. these are ways that the culture gets undermined, where it gets devoided and the people on this side take their followership from that kind of leadership and one notch at a time, one click at a time, american civilization, american culture, western civilization, western judeo christian dom are eroded -- judeo-christiandom are eroded and they're carrying out a plan that's been put in place and fought and advocated for about 90 years ago and they don't know they're doing it. they think somehow they're providing freedom. they

. >> hanging man -- >> do they talk about that at sb.'s the opening bell at the top of your screen. ing celebrating its ipo today. ticker signal is what we will talk about at the top. the senior loan fund and the draghi press conference has just concluded. he was just asked about this tweet from pope francis, which reads like this. my thoughts turn to all who are unemployed. often as a result of a sel self-centered mindset bent on profit at any cost. >> well, there is a jesuit from south america. one of the things people were fearful of is this is vatican 2. this social, one of the things this man actually understands world economics as you would if you're from south america, where there are a lot of people unemployed. that's a bold statement and i think it will shake people up. >> draghi addressing this statement whether austerity has worked. >> ben bernanke and the pope are in agreement. it's good to put people to work. >> i guess we don't have a wide, over on the floor. charliering gan eringan, going s american audience. >> very inter

because if cnn reports on flu trends or reports on the flu sb. people might get the flu even though they don't have it. there's a feedback mechanism in place. and google flu trend being compared to center for disease control data. maybe the flu in the center for disease control data rather than the google data. we don't know. and so what we should not do is to immediately create a -- [inaudible] and say it must be because google's model is wrong. that's dangerous. we shouldn't do that. when we look at the spike we should investigate with an open mind. i would like to underline. when google first did a fitting of the model we were not in a perception. people were not going to the doctor because they feel they can't take a day off work or can't afford if. flu trends might be more accurate in temple of the outbreak of the flu and the cbc data may have more availability. i'll introduce you to the cbc. they'll be delighted to hear it. [laughter] once you know something is being collected you know that. it's why double blind studies. i find out if i ha

great sb author of the infamous 1070 thrown out by my good friend in the supreme court. that offer was recalled in an election last year by a bipartisan coalition of democrats and republicans. there is a fight back going on. there is a recall effort with rpio. it's not like where you see massive marches until now. an organizer's adage -- the best organizer of my people is my enemy. by doing may have done this repressive wave of emigrants and people that look like them in arizona is at least a hailstorm of response that is helping people get organized, voting, arizona is now a hotbed of latino voting, and so on so that at the end of the day, we will prevail and will have justice restored to the state. for digressing. my point is -- i am very hopeful that his leadership will be successful in will be successful in washington, d.c., and we'll get a comprehensive reform that is beneficial to our community. but i'm also mindful of the history of immigration reform. the last immigration reform that we did that had a legalization component, irca, in 1986, also had a repressive c

great sb author of the infamous 1070 thrown out by my good friend in the supreme court. that offer was recalled in an election last year by a bipartisan coalition of democrats and republicans. there is a fight back going on. there is a recall effort with rpio. it's not like where you see massive marches until now. an organizer's adage -- the best organizer of my people is my enemy. by doing may have done this repressive wave of emigrants and people that look like them in arizona is at least a hailstorm of response that is helping people get organized, voting, arizona is now a hotbed of latino voting, and so on so that at the end of the day, we will prevail and will have justice restored to the state. for digressing. my point is -- i am very hopeful that his leadership will be successful in will be successful in washington, d.c., and we'll get a comprehensive reform that is beneficial to our community. but i'm also mindful of the history of immigration reform. the last immigration reform that we did that had a legalization component, irca, in 1986, also had a repressive c

the author of the sb 1070, controversial arizona law that was so far to the extreme it was stricken down as unconstitutional by the supreme court. the head of the i.c.e. union who has been an outspoken critic of immigration. to call the groups for it, as my good friend of alabama does, special interest, and have the three witnesses who are far narrow, far more special interest, and opposed any immigration reform for a long period of time isn't right. these three are not main stream witnesses. the american people are overwhelm belyingly in favor of immigration reform. that's what every poll says. -- [inaudible] >> and they will not be satisfied for calls in delays and impediment toward the bill. i would say to my colleague, i understand their views views are heart felt. the way to improve the bill offer an amendment when we start markup in may and vote on it. i say particularly those pointing to what happened, those pointing to the tragedy in boston, as i would say, excuse for not doing a bill or delaying it many months or years. >> i never said that! i didn't say. you did, sir. >> i didn

because if cnn reports on flu trends or reports on the flu sb.eople might get the flu even though they don't have it. there's a feedback mechanism in place. and google flu trend being compared to center for disease control data. maybe the flu in the center for disease control data rather than the google data. we don't know. and so what we should not do is to immediately create a -- [inaudible] and say it must be because google's model is wrong. that's dangerous. we shouldn't do that. when we look at the spike we should investigate with an open mind. i would like to underline. when google first did a fitting of the model we were not in a perception. people were not going to the doctor because they feel they can't take a day off work or can't afford if. flu trends might be more accurate in temple of the outbreak of the flu and the cbc data may have more availability. i'll introduce you to the cbc. they'll be delighted to hear it. [laughter] once you know something is being collected you know that. it's why double blind studies. i find out if i have