information items there is 3.1 billions dollars in truly discretionary funds to prioritization through the sft p and split it among the groups i think close to .6 in each category, so that's one way of doing it, or you could think about addressing sort of a similar percentage of need in each category, and so this -- what you see is an example of that. take that 3.14 billion sort of achieve a certain similar percentage of the need in that category across all categories. and there are other ways to think about the guiding framework for the investment scenario. we could focus on sogr exclusively and we will continue the historic levels of funding and programs. we will invest in the top projects that have gotten a lot of development so far, the tep, geary brt and with the rest of the funds focus on sogr operations and maintenance. >> [inaudible] >> state of good repair. >> state of good repair. >> yes. and that includes the repair of both the transit system and the street network so transit, capital, the vehicles, the overhead trolley wires, keeping them in repair as well as pot holes and street r

. >>> secrets of the bay area revealed this weekend as the national park sfts gives you a rare piece into what really happened in the great escape to alcatraz. archives usually were locked up and out of view and ready for your perusal. nbc bay area with a glimpse of history. >> the national park dates back over 200 years. but, as we all know, history isn't just measured in time. it's measured in stuff. >> we have millions of pieces of historic documents. >> a former calvary is now home to the national parks services archives for the golden gate national recreation area. it's a sm org esbord dating back to the beginning of the bay area's military history. >> we have here ranging from the spanish era. these are wooden stir ups that would have been used by a soldier. >> there are uniforms, letters photos, maps. >> we have those plans of how the structures were originally built. people can look at those and get the details if they have to restore certain elements. >> there are artifacts from alcatraz including evidence from the famous 1952 esz cape. >> we have papers that were used in cr

neighborhood groups, [speaker not understood], park merced, environmental groups, green party, sierra club, sft, environmental justice groups from bayview hunters point. so, there were, you know, a large number. 30, 40 groups involved. as far as outreach, yes, supervisor wiener was good enough to call some meetings. [speaker not understood] cancellations and misinformation. he was good enough to listen to us. however, you know, that's half the battle. they result in some of our most pressing needs. ~ were not answered and that's why we're here today, because we have some very important issues. first of all, the first approval trigger, that could be very misleading. it could go under the radar. and it seems like it's a method to sneak through projects that when people are not on guard. and as far as notification of cad x's, it was going to be posted on the planning website. at one of our meetings with one of the supervisors' aides who is very proficient in using the computer, i asked him, well, let's see how easy it is to find the cad x's and see what's being approved. and he tried to go to plan

robert sft. >> yeah, dennis, that's right. this is just ending right now. several executives on stage with the trademark gray hoodie talking about making a personalized newspaper. this is some of the most valuable real estate if you will in cyberspace, the news feed portion where most people spend majority of their time on facebook, giving it the overhaul you talked about. hasn't dranked drastically in 2006 when it first appeared. was given a slight tweak back in september 2011. widely expected there will be news feeds that will be individualized by different content. basically you have photos which make up about half of all activity on the niece feed doubling since 2011. follows up to 30% as well. those would be pages you follow. robert gray channel for fox business. music will have its own channel in there. it is a streamlined picture. we have video showing some of that of the a lot less clutter. tool bars are on the side to get you to different pages and around. it will be much more consistent, dennis. the mobile will look like the desktop. i asked mark