acknowledge the staff jim smith who records our meeting as he transcribes them on line and our clerk steve mr. clerk any announcements. >> none. >> please call roll. >> supervisor breed supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor wiener supervisor yee absent we have quorum. >> thank you. do we need to take a motion to excuse supervisor yee or is that not necessary for this committee that i. >> to the call of the chair. >> i move we excuse snooe e supervisor yee we'll take that without objection. >> thank you call the next item. >> item approval the minutes this is an action item. >> are there any comments on this item? seeing none we'll opening it up for public comment on item 2 seeing none, public comment is closed do we have a motion on this item we we have a motion and a second and do we need to take call roll >> supervisor breed supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor wiener supervisor yee absent this item passes thank you can we please call item 3. >> item 3 vision zero progress report. >> we have the co-chairs the task force here today both megan from the distributing aid tim of the sfmta

acknowledge the staff jim smith who records our meeting as he transcribes them on line and our clerk steve mr. clerk any announcements. >> none. >> please call roll. >> supervisor breed supervisor kim supervisor mar

. >> steve: mr. krabs? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] ♪ no, no. different film. ent film all together. >> steve: different film all together. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. hey, this is really cool. i saw that someone recently discovered a very interesting image captured by the hubbel space telescope that appears to looks like a massive smiley face in space. take a look. look at this. i guess god is using emoji's now? [ laughter and applause ] might as well. can't have a conversation with people any more. speaking of space, you guys know about this mars one mission? you hear about this? it's a mission to send four people on a one-way trip to mars. yeah, one way. and they have over like 200,000 applicants. people want to do this. but they narrowed it down to 600 finalists, and there's been some shocking revelations about at least one of them. check this out. >> i know 90 digits of pi. 3.14159265589793238462643383 -- >> brian, have you ever had sex? >> no, i haven't. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh, boy. >> jimmy: i think we knew that when he got to the third digit of

julia chris son and supervisor farrell and image okay may not i thought i heard another one coming mr. steve is the clerk i'm to thank jessie larson and charles i'd like to now let's see i'd like to call roll mr. clerk and roll call. >> supervisor chinning son and supervisor president tang and supervisor wiener we have quorum. >> thank you very much now i'd like to misconduct i instruct the clerk to call the consent calendar. >> consent calendar items it through 4 considered by the board to be routine and will be enacted by one resolution in the form or forms listed below. the staff is presented if they want to and will be considered separately. >> thank you very much seeing no conversation from colleagues let's opening it up for public comment at this point seeing none, public comment is closed let's take a roll call vote on those mr. star items. >> on see consent calendar supervisor christen. >> i vote to approve. >> supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor president tang supervisor wiener this item passes. >> great you thank you very much item 5 and recommending increasing or increa

steve: hey. >> jimmy: it's mrs. manson. >> steve: hey, how's it going?n't believe what happened. >> steve: what happened? >> jimmy: charlie just called me from prison. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: you know my son charlie? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: has the swastika tattoo in the middle of the eye. >> steve: oh yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] not the one that became a a doctor, the one with the swastika, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. he's illegally married. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: i know. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: yes! >> steve: i am so -- you know what, i cannot think of him in the same way, and i doubt your skills as a parent. >> jimmy: hey! [ cheers and applause ] [ mimics telephone ringing ] >> steve: hello. >> jimmy: what? why do you always answer your phone with a deeper voice? [ laughter ] >> steve: do you want some crack with that? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: no. hang up the phone. crack with that. finally, guys during a q&a over twitter yesterday kim kardashian said that she wishes that she could take a a selfie with jesus or marilyn monroe. even jesus

be voted on and approved the next step we'll come back to the controller's office and i believe mr. steve son mentions she'll be able to give us an idea of the recommendations or fees and on our end we'll talk about some of the things we've heard about today about public housing and looking those do we need to do anything else. >> thank you deputy director. >> this is just to remind the charter reminds us when we vote on the budget there be an firm active vote from 5 members a majority to patios as that's on february 1st, we don't all have to be here. >> everybody has k34i6r78d. >> thank you city attorney. >> just on that special meeting we'll be dealing with that. >> the budget will be the item. >> is penthouse on item 7? seeing item 8 director's report on the finances >> ms. madison deputy director of dbi before you, you have the year to date financial report december 2014 one minute thank you sow we've been talking about our finance over the past 6 months so we'll talked about our revenues and at this point we know one hundred percent fee will actually extend this absorption is due to

let's go in focus with mr. steveorbes, michael zane yan sabrina shaffer carrie she will felled and mike. >> the president absolutely does not have it right. look, it puts the entire obama

let's go in focus with mr. steve forbes, michael zane yan sabrina shaffer carrie she will felled and mike. >> the president absolutely does not have it right. look, it puts the entire obama presidency into sharp relief this is an administration that is sort of putting -- the crucifying of children and the beheading of americans and burning people alive behind climate change. this is sort of strikes me as absurd absurd, but it strikes the american people as absurd as well. if you look at the pew research center they just did a survey 76% of american thinks terrorism should be the top priority for the president climate change second from the bottom at 38%. the only thing closer to terrorism is jobs and the economy around 76 and 75%. so this witness is once again out of touch. >> john what do you think? >> you gave me rick's slot again this week. >> you seem so comfortable will. go ahead. >> i to. i don't know what's wrong here. you know without minimizing for a second the who are roars brought on the world by terrorist

steve white. but prosecutors didn't have enough evidence to show how phil rouss was poisoned. >> we were never able to prove conclusively how he got these compounds into mr. rouss' system. we were able to prove that he had ample opportunity. >> phil rouss recalled a number of incidents with steve white marked by unusual behavior. prior to his illness, phil and steve were having dinner at a local restaurant. not long after placing their order, white complained about the poor service. >> i think i'll go see what's going on. >> he got up and went into the kitchen and came back with phil's entree, but not his own. there was another incident involving a bottle of wine. >> mr. white made a bottle of wine, brought it to mr. rouss and insisted he drink all of it and insisting he get the bottle back. because he wanted to give mr. rouss some more. >> and white would often visit phil at home to share a cup of coffee and talk about work. but phil says steve would frequently ask phil to get something from another room, leaving steve alone with the coffee. phil and kimo coehlo recalled a time when white offered to get them hamburgers for lunch. >> after eating these,

mr. ritchie. >> steve ritchie, general manager for water. (inaudible) step wise fashion the original version that we asked the commission to adopt had a very steep curve, almost immediately putting them out of water. so we made it a little bit more gradual, we think that's more reasonable but still is faster than what the residential conservation would have to be so we recommend approval as it is. >> any questions? may i have a motion? >> move it. >> second. >> public comment on this item? all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. >> item 14, adopt a resolution authorizing the general manager, together with the executive director of the treasure island development authority, to jointly enter into a long-term interconnection agreement with the port of oakland. >> barbara hale, assistant general manager for power. what you have is a continuation of a agreement we have had with the port of oakland. as you know we are the power provider for treasure island. we have perform that function in a caretaker role for tida and this provides for t

steve. good morning, mr. pommerans. with all of our satellite technology and drones and all of that stuff when vladimir puttip says it's not sending supplies logistics, all of that stuff in to ukraine, can't we just show him photos from our satellites that, yes you are doing it? what do you think his reaction would be? thank you. guest: it is very interesting that the u.s. government hasn't produced those types of pictures. there have been various attempts to identify different tanks and weapons that clearly have russian origins. the u.s. has not done that sort of i hope tellgention briefing where it clearly identifies russian troops and equipment on the ground. president poroshenko yesterday by the way arrived at his talk in munich with several pats ports of russians that the ukrainian army had picked up. he cited that as an example of russian participation in eastern ukraine but there hasn't been a definitive description of russian's influence in ukraine and it's unclear as to why the u.s. government has chosen not to

mr. sal castaneda. >>> steve, good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be busy at the toll plaza already in case you haven't noticed. once they turn the metering lights on, it does get rather busy coming through to the toll plaza. 25 minute drive time there. no problems on the upper deck. san mateo bridge westbound 92 that traffic looks good. nice and clear weather as steve mentioned visibility is good. i think it's good everywhere in the bay area. we've had a problem southbound 101 at mckey. northbound 101 a little slow. if you look at the rest of the maps here in the south bay; we're off to a good start. 85 and 280 all doing very well. let's go back to the desk. >>> six months and now just a few hours ago a big earthquake shook napa. 200 people were hurt. hundreds of buildings were damaged. i know you remember. tara moriarty is live until downtown napa now checking on how napa is recovering, tara a half year later. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. many buildings are still shut down like this

let's bring in my good friend mr. steve. >> i saw both of those films. >> you are a film guy. >> i am. >> i spend my time watching more sports. >> but i also watch more sports. >> i know. >> we do have breezy conditions for some. and we have a wind advisory until 10:00. a chilly morning. the air mass is very dry. the dew point is in the teens. that breeze is holding everything up. cold tomorrow morning. sunny. turn cloudy friday. maybe late friday into saturday we will get a cold rain. clear, chilly. breezy to windy. the low responsible for that is moving. it's heading up. it just went past las vegas. they had really good rain down there. there is even some of that wrap around back to yosemite. you can see a little bit around yosemite. for us we're on the northern edge. san jose is at 49. fairfield 49. everyone else in the 50s because of a rip roaring breeze. antioch and brentwood 48. upper 40s black hawk and dan vail. everyone is just ready to go but they didn't. 25 gusts to 33. northwest. north at mountain view. north at

steve. good morning, mr. pomeranz. with all of our satellite technology and drones and all of that stuff, when vladimir puttip -- putin says it's not sending supplies, logistics, all of that stuff into ukraine, can't we just show him photos from our satellites that, yes, you are doing it? what do you think his reaction would be? thank you. >> guest: it is very interesting that the u.s. government hasn't produced those types of pictures. there have been various attempts to identify different tanks and weapons that clearly have russian origins. the u.s. has not done that sort of i -- intelligence briefing where it clearly identifies russian troops and equipment on the ground. president poroshenko yesterday by the way arrived at his talk in munich with several passports of russians that the ukrainian army had picked up. he cited that as an example of russian participation in eastern ukraine. but there hasn't been a definitive description of russian influence in ukraine and it's unclear as to why the u.s. government has ch

steve. good morning, mr. gingrich. guest: good morning. caller: i have a comment regarding debating style i would like your opinion on. to me, it very much appears that most conservative politicians tend to speak with confidence as they espouse their views. i think it is very important to allow for a degree of unsureness in one's think can and internal -- thinking to allow internal and external debate. narrow partisan views that usually lead to policy. i think you would agree humility is important in onets character -- in one's character as well as one style. we have to remember, we are not omniscient. we are not god. being open to persuasion may seem weak on camera and radio, but it allows for a much needed conception of how we can sometimes cause more hollow -- harm than good. i think from this vantage point, it seems one be more liberal minded from that point, mr. gingrich, i would like your comment. guest: if you mean 19th century of being open to freedom, i agree with you. the 21st century version of being closed and politically corre

books including biographies of albert einstein benjamin franklin, steve jobs and henry kissinger took viewer questions for three hours. mr. isaacson is a former chairman and ceo of cnn chairman of the broadcasting board of governors and was the editor of "time." he currently serves as president and ceo of the aspen institute. >> host: so, walter isaacson what is theat link between avril hourlyman, ben franklin, steve jobs henry kissinger and adar can lovelace?: th >> guest: yeah, i think they're all create cannive minds, ander. that's what's intretted me throughout my career. to me, it's people who can come wound different disciplines like the arts and the sciences the way ben franklin did, the way ada lovelace did and make creative leaps of thet imagination. you know, we talk about innovation so often, it's almost drained of its meaning. and i've always like t to write about real people who are in a situation whether it with avril herriman after world war ii and you have to create a whole new world order of things like nato and the world bank and therl marshall plan or a steve jobs who says okay, we're now in a digital

steve: name something done to nuts that mr. fe might do to him for cheating on her. >> um...i'm gonna say hide them. steve: hide them. [buzz] [audience groans]

mr. sal castaneda. >> good morning, steve. we are off to a decent start here on a monday. you can see traffic is going to be okay on the east shore freeway. we will start there and traffic lookens good as you drive from the carquinez bridge to the mccarthur maze with no major problems. the traffic continues to look good all the way to the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are driving in contra costa county highway 4 looks good as you drive out to concord. if you are driving this in marin county southbound 101 from novato to san rafael is off to a nice start. let's go back to the desk. >>> safety concerns are being raised about an intersection in sunnyvale where two people were killed and hit over the weekend. one person killed. the other is in critical condition. it happened at the intersection of fair oaks avenue and wolf road. police say two women were crossing the street when they were hit by the driver of a ford focus. it's unclear who had the right away. that intersection is very busy and confusing and more needs to be done to keep people safe. >> they need to put a rot o

mr. ritchie. >> good afternoon, commissioners, steve ritchie, assistant general manager for water. if you bring up the slides we can review recent events which actually show some promise for us. first, here's the standard slide i use on our reservoir storage levels which hetch hetchy has been holding steady at about 65 percent of capacity. water bank continues to climb up. actually the number is up to the 266,000 acre feet to 272,000 acre feet as of this morning, so we're continuing to show good progress there. here's the cumulative precipitation slide. and the red line is the current year and it's actually interesting to note, there's a series of 4 dry years shown here. they all have one characteristic in common, they all have a flat january. i don't know if that's a trend by any means but it's just a coincidence, but it is there, it was a flat january but it has now climbed up in february and things are starting to look better at least from a precipitation point of view. snow pack we have been tailing off since our december storms but we did get some snow out of this. it was at h

caller: good morning, steve, and good morning, mr. klein. glad to be with you. host: we are glad to hear from you. caller: mr. klein, it seems that government, everything gets subsidized, right? i imagine you can write a book on anything you want to write a book on, about how we taxpayers subsidize capitalism, part of it, corporations get subsidized, right? i see where you can pick and choose things you don't like within the government, even without congress. they tend to pass laws and exempt themselves from the very laws they have passed for everybody else, insurance laws and stuff like that. and i'm pretty sure you get some kind of tax credit when you file your taxes. we all kind of subsidize everybody. i would like to get your perspective on that. thank you, steve. guest: i agree with you. i think we could have done a whole other show just on corporate welfare. i think we have, coming up shortly, a vote on the renewal of something called the export-import bank. what this is, it essentially is the idea that it is supposed to help promote u.s. exports, but it i

abby wrote to steve saying she's having a hard time finding mr. right. ow monique helped steve harvey deliver. >> look at this guy. look at this guy, abby. look at this guy! >> that's ben. monique has done a very good job playing match maker. he surprisesed abby and then they hopped in a limo and headed too far a date and they lived happily ever after. we hope they will. >> we do hope. monique was impressed, too. look at this guy. >> how can you not like this guy? >> she did a great guy. >>> well she's an athlete and a sports coach. >> and at age 30 something happened to her that she never expected. >> she progressively got worse. >> today the condition that nearly took her life and why her story serves as a warning to all women. >>> then all new tonight on "nbc10 news" at 5:00 a check-cashing scam at several atlantic city casinos cost a bank nearly a quarter of a million dollars. how one man and dozens of accomplices pulled it off. >>> a live look at the cira center in philadelphia which will all be lit up for national wear red today. >>> to the philadel

steve: yeah. >> jimmy: oh, god. >> you're looking nervous. >> jimmy: sir mix-a-lot. >> "baby got back?" >> jimmy: yeah. >> no! mr. t catch phrase! jimmy: dang. >> this is when you like -- you're in a game and you guys -- you knock your hands together! >> jimmy: fist bump. >> yes! >> jimmy: yes! >> steve: okay, wednesday is known as -- >> hump day! >> jimmy: throw the money in the air! >> oh! um, making it rain! >> hey, hey, you talking too fast. you need to -- [ buzzer ] [ sad tuba ] >> steve: slow down. [ buzzer ] [ screams and applause ] what was it? >> slow your roll. >> jimmy: oh my god, that was the best round of the game i've ever played in my life. ever, in the history of the show, ever. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my gosh. >> we got into the urban section. slow your roll. fist bump. i'm like -- >> steve: make it rain. >> yeah, make it rain. what game is this? >> jimmy: all right, come on. it's a family show, man. >> i'm not ready. >> oh, you're out in the yard with the kids. >> steve: hula hoop. >> this is when somebody just sits on the sofa all day and watches tv. >> jimmy: couch potato. >> that's right. >> steve: i don

steve carell -- "foxcatcher." >> i don't want you to call me mr. dupont or sir anymore. i consider us friends.le or golden eagle. so either of those will work. >> okay. >> or john. or coach. >> bradley cooper -- "american sniper." >> hey. hey, where are you going? hey! hey! pay attention to my daughter, please. hey! hey! attention to my daughter, right there! >> benedict cumberbatch -- "the imitation game." >> rain in the evening. >> well that's it. exactly. they sent the weather report every day at 6:00 a.m., so, that's three words we know it will be in every 6:00 a.m. message. weather, obviously, and -- >> michael keaton -- "birdman (or the unexpected virtue of ignorance.)" >> you can't do this to me. >> to you? >> shut up you know what i'm talking about. >> yeah, you're talking about you. what else is new? >> look, i'm trying to do something that's important. >> this is not important. >> it's important to me. okay? maybe not to you, your cynical friends whose only ambition is to go viral. but to me -- this is -- my god, this is my career! >> eddie redmayne -- "the theory of everything." >>

steve carell -- "foxcatcher." >> i don't want you to call me mr. dupont or sir anymore. i consider us friends.le or golden eagle. so either of those will work. >> okay. >> or john. or coach. >> bradley cooper -- "american sniper." >> hey. hey, where are you going? hey! hey! pay attention to my daughter, please. hey! hey! attention to my daughter, right there! >> benedict cumberbatch -- "the imitation game." >> rain in the evening. >> well that's it. exactly. they sent the weather report every day at 6:00 a.m., so, that's three words we know it will be in every 6:00 a.m. message. weather, obviously, and -- >> michael keaton -- "birdman (or the unexpected virtue of ignorance.)" >> you can't do this to me. >> to you? >> shut up you know what i'm talking about. >> yeah, you're talking about you. what else is new? >> look, i'm trying to do something that's important. >> this is not important. >> it's important to me. okay? maybe not to you, your cynical friends whose only ambition is to go viral. but to me -- this is -- my god, this is my career! >> eddie redmayne -- "the theory of everything." >>

abbie wrote to steve telling him she's having a hard time finding mr. right. and as you'll see on today's show, monique helps steve harvey really deliver. it is all part of steve's delivery date series leading up to valentine's day. don't miss monique's big surprise for abbie. can monique help her make a love connection. i feel like chuck woolry here. that's this afternoon at 2:00. >>> coming up this afternoon, starting at 3:00 ellen is all new with actress jessica alba. and then nbc 10 news at 4:00. restaurant revelations. nbc 10 has new information about the local eatery at the center of a health care and the violation we just learned about before hepatitis started spreading. that's this afternoon on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >>> chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz here now with a quick check of the afternoon weather. >> cold day, but the wind not quite as strong as yesterday. and a really nice warmup over the weekend for those of you looking forward to that. closer to 50 degrees on sunday. and rain sunday night and into monday. little bit of a wintry m

as the owner of the mavericks, any advice to the owner of the clippers, mr. steve ballmer? >> i e-mailed steve using cyber dust and told him that he shouldn't be so shy. he's got to have a lot of catching up to do. you want to be yourself. fans want to see an owner that eats, sleep, and breathe the team. one thing to be at microsoft when you are the ceo and maybe a tape of your speech gets leaked and a whole another thing when one of the big differences between running a microsoft or any company is there is no beat reporters that have to write about you every day. there are not 20 blogs happened to come up with something everyday like for the mavericks or clippers. everything he does will be recorded. it will be interesting to see how he is on the sidelines whether he becomes aware of the camera or stays himself. i hope he is crazy. it will give me a sidekick. i do not give a shit. it will be 15 years in january and you have not seen me mellow or slow down. if you do not like it, that is your problem. >> will the mavericks make it to the playoffs? >> i am ready to go. >> ma

mr. sal. >>> all right, steve. thank you very much. we are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be very good so far any way. looking at a little more crowded as we get to the bay bridge toll plaza. a touch more crowded as you drive up. usually about 5:45. about 15 minutes or so, those metering lights will be turned on. this is a look at interstate 880 north southbound. you can see traffic is moving well. earlier roadwork has been pick up. traffic is not really affected in either direction. also looks good through the east bay. been looking at highway 4. a little slowing in ant i don't care in pittsburgh, bay point, it looks good. 680 traffic also is moving along well. there's dense fog advisories by chp. that's different one from the weather service, chp warning drivers essentially to watch out for low fog in salano county. 5:03. go back to the desk. >>> this morning, police continue to investigate a double shooting at an east san jose sports bar. it happened last night at a bar on alan rock avenue. that's just block away fro

our first panelist is mr. steve conroy, vice president of facilities management for corrections, corporation of america. our second panelist is the executive director of catholic charities at rio grande, good to see you, sister. and our next panel of the media group, as always, good to see you, maria. and our fourth and final panelist is miss karen t.grises of the american bar association. i want you all to raise your right hand and swear and affirm that the information you're about to provide us is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge and belief. is that correct? thank you. mr. conroy, you have the mike. >> thank you. good morning. chairman castro, commissioners and fellow panelists. my name is steven conroy, and i'm the vice president of facility operations at cca. in that role, i oversee operational aspects of the majority of our i.c.e. facilities to include adherence to the pbnds in standards as well as other requirements of government partners. i'm a correction professional with over 30 years of expe