i am not a member of sf spirs. a member of retirement system, a retiree council of our union and work with the chapter west bay chapters and david williams. i want to repeat what david said about our union representing 55,000 in the public sector all over northern california have taken the position to oppose fossil fuel investments in the pensions in california where our members are involved. that is sf spirs and calpers. we are in seven retirement systems in california. so this policy that our body has applied to in the nine public sector systems and we are encouraging all of our members to advocate to this system. we have members who serve on the trustee board in mendocino and alameda and marin county and called snackers and they had a major presentation at their spring conference on esg issues and our trustees are working within their board to pursue esg issues and fossil fuel divestment. i want to expand on what david said to give you the bigger picture on our our union is involved. >> thank you very much. perf

i am not a member of sf spirs. a member of retirement system, a retiree council of our union and work with the chapter west bay chapters and david williams. i want to repeat what david said about our union representing 55,000 in the public sector all over northern california have taken the position to oppose fossil fuel investments in the pensions in california where our members are involved. that is sf spirs and calpers. we are in seven retirement systems in california. so this policy that our body has applied to in the nine public sector systems and we are encouraging all of our members to advocate to this system. we have members who serve on the trustee board in mendocino and alameda and marin county and called snackers and they had a major presentation at their spring conference on esg issues and our trustees are working within their board to pursue esg issues and fossil fuel divestment. i want to expand on what david said to give you the bigger picture on our our union is involved. >> thank you very much. perf

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when i was advocating for the central subway and was looking and advocating for spir and had a number of concerns about it and one concern is knl wl the plat form links were sufficient to do what need today be done and they said yes they are and it ends at jackson street. i said what about extending and it and they said you can't talk about that. the problem is we are having the same problem with geary where wree put in a bus transit system while rail is in the capital budget but don't know what the rail system is or how the bust transit is coordinateed and it is intelligent to say make the bus rail ready [inaudible] >> thank you next speaker please. >> [inaudible] experience with construction. when it came [inaudible] like when i was going law school and when i was in euro[inaudible] about how upper market will sur vive during the construction of the light rail system. we moved through the metro and [inaudible] i am right now my office sits at market and powell . it is grid locked at l t time because ellis street is blocked because the construction down stockton street. the buses are

i am not a member of sf spirs. a member of retirement system, a retiree council of our union and work with the chapter west bay chapters and david williams. i want to repeat what david said about our union representing 55,000 in the public sector all over northern california have taken the position to oppose fossil fuel investments in the pensions in california where our members are involved. that is sf spirs and calpers. we are in seven retirement systems in california. so this policy that our body has applied to in the nine public sector systems and we are encouraging all of our members to advocate to this system. we have members who serve on the trustee board in mendocino and alameda and marin county and called snackers and they had a major presentation at their spring conference on esg issues and our trustees are working within their board to pursue esg issues and fossil fuel divestment. i want to expand on what david said to give you the bigger picture on our our union is involved. >> thank you very much. perf

i am not a member of sf spirs.e council of our union and work with the chapter west bay chapters and david williams. i want to repeat what david said about our union representing 55,000 in the public sector all over northern california have taken the position to oppose fossil fuel investments in the pensions in california where our members are involved. that is sf spirs and calpers. we are in seven retirement systems in california. so this policy that our body has applied to in the nine public sector systems and we are encouraging all of our members to advocate to this system. we have members who serve on the trustee board in mendocino and alameda and marin county and called snackers and they had a major presentation at their spring conference on esg issues and our trustees are working within their board to pursue esg issues and fossil fuel divestment. i want to expand on what david said to give you the bigger picture on our our union is involved. >> thank you very much. perfectly timed. >> do i get a prize? >> che

when i was advocating for the central subway and was looking and advocating for spir and had a number of concerns about it and one concern is knl wl the plat form links were sufficient to do what need today be done and they said yes they are and it ends at jackson street. i said what about extending and it and they said you can't talk about that. the problem is we are having the same problem with geary where wree put in a bus transit system while rail is in the capital budget but don't know what the rail system is or how the bust transit is coordinateed and it is intelligent to say make the bus rail ready [inaudible] >> thank you next speaker please. >> [inaudible] experience with construction. when it came [inaudible] like when i was going law school and when i was in euro[inaudible] about how upper market will sur vive during the construction of the light rail system. we moved through the metro and [inaudible] i am right now my office sits at market and powell . it is grid locked at l the time because ellis street is blocked because the construction down stockton street. the buses a

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when i was advocating for the central subway and was looking and advocating for spir and had a numberut it and one concern is knl wl the plat form links were sufficient to do what need today be done and they said yes they are and it ends at jackson street. i said what about extending and it and they said you can't talk about that. the problem is we are having the same problem with geary where wree put in a bus transit system while rail is in the capital budget but don't know what the rail system is or how the bust transit is coordinateed and it is intelligent to say make the bus rail ready [inaudible] >> thank you next speaker please. >> [inaudible] experience with construction. when it came [inaudible] like when i was going law school and when i was in euro[inaudible] about how upper market will sur vive during the construction of the light rail system. we moved through the metro and [inaudible] i am right now my office sits at market and powell . it is grid locked at l the time because ellis street is blocked because the construction down stockton street. the buses are rerouted. the

. >> reporter: invictus is latin for conquered, a fitting tribute to the very spir it embodied by the wounded athletes. ken fisher led the bid to bring the games to the u.s. he expects next year's event in orlando to be larger, with 500 athletes from 15 countries rticipating. >> our mission is s here. not only to shine the light on the invisible wounds of war, but also to celebrara their recovery and the family's role in that recocory. >> reporter: later today prince harry will make his way into washington, d.c. he'll meet with invictus games planners and then it's off to the white house for a meeting with president obama, his second time in the oval office. charlie, he's scheduled to head back to the u.k. this evening. >> thanks, julianna, such a good thing. wambach is retiring from the game after a historic career. she scored 181 goals in her 15 years with the national team. that is the most of any man or woman in international soccer. she played in four world cups and won two olympic gold medals. former teammate brandi chastain tells us wambach has been an inspiration. >> she creat

. >> repter: -- investigating evil spirs. the film supposedly based on true events. the filmmakers shot it at a diffent house but used her real name and the name of the town and ever since the movie came out, the new owners of the farmhouse say they've been haunted. not by poltergeist but by horror fa and curiosity seers. >> we heard about this place from the movie. >> just wanted to take pictures from the road. >> reporter: now the homeowners have filed suit claiming while the makers of "the conjuring" have profited enormously from the film, they received nothing but a conjuring-instigated siege of the property. speaking to "inside editn" they said. >> if it needs this typ of publity or a lawsuit to get it out that is my main goal is to get it out that this stuff is made up and take the stigma off this house. >> reporter: we reached out to the studio whoaid they hadn't seen the lawsuit, but it's out there. you better believe it. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, new york. >> you're so happy right now. >> she discussed the entire movie with me. i'm

when i was advocating for the central subway and was looking and advocating for spir and had a numberof concerns about it and one concern is knl wl the plat form links were sufficient to do what need today be done and they said yes they are and it ends at jackson street. i said what about extending and it and they said you can't talk about that. the problem is we are having the same problem with geary where wree put in a bus transit system while rail is in the capital budget but don't know what the rail system is or how the bust transit is coordinateed and it is intelligent to say make the bus rail ready [inaudible] >> thank you next speaker please. >> [inaudible] experience with construction. when it came [inaudible] like when i was going law school and when i was in euro[inaudible] about how upper market will sur vive during the construction of the light rail system. we moved through the metro and [inaudible] i am right now my office sits at market and powell . it is grid locked at l the time because ellis street is blocked because the construction down stockton street. the buses ar

when i was advocating for the central subway and was looking and advocating for spir and had a number of concerns about it and one concern is knl wl the plat form links were sufficient to do what need today be done and they said yes they are and it ends at jackson street. i said what about extending and it and they said you can't talk about that. the problem is we are having the same problem with geary where wree put in a bus transit system while rail is in the capital budget but don't know what the rail system is or how the bust transit is coordinateed and it is intelligent to say make the bus rail ready [inaudible] >> thank you next speaker please. >> [inaudible] experience with construction. when it came [inaudible] like when i was going law school and when i was in euro[inaudible] about how upper market will sur vive during the construction of the light rail system. we moved through the metro and [inaudible] i am right now my office sits at market and powell . it is grid locked at l the time because ellis street is blocked because the construction down stockton street. the buses a