people barely like to put their hands on a subway pole let alone a naked butt cheek on a subway seat.ady to bare it all. thankfully, the no underpants ride is totally phony. the bottomless community is the brainchild of the jokesters at improv everywhere. >> improv everywhere is a new york city-based prank collective. we cause scenes of chaos and joy in public spaces. >> those scenes include 200 participants freezing in place at grand central station as well as a scene where there's an impromptu lunchtime musical. ♪ >> improv everywhere members are no strange force viral videos. their youtube page has more than 1.6 million subscribers and hundreds of millions of views. >> it's really a great platform to share what we do and have other people enjoy it, that. >> one of the comedy crew's most popular stunts is their annual no-pants subway ride. >> it started back in 2002. it's the middle of winter. you've got guys in winter coats, winter hats, scarfs, gloves. but of course, no pants. >> and it's grown exponentially every year. >> it's even gone international, with participants posting vi

to the subway. >> so once the central subway opens the t lines like the other lines will be siemens. >> yes. >> will they be able to link together or vehicles that are multiple car. >> they can mechanically couple so as opposed to training lining if it's a two car train you'll see the power systems and lighting through the two cars siemens will not be able to do that but if say awe probate were to break down and siemens were coming up they have the ability to come up to tow or push so in that sense you'll not see a mixed fleet. >> so in 2015 we see the first one that are roll call into service. >> yes. early 2017 and we'll have 3 cars on the property so theoretically a 3 car train. >> okay supervisor kim any questions. >> okay. thank you very much, sir. >> any public comment on item 4 seeing none, public comment is closed okay. so sir, thank you and to the agency i know this is challenging aspect of the system but incredibly important and do everything we can to maximum misses the vehicles until the cars arrive with that, could we then continue or actually why not a motion to file it

es. >> i wanted to comment on the director's report on the controller's report on the central subway finances and reporting. i had a chance to look at that last night and seems to me there's also a set of reports called pomc reports which is the federal transit administration hires a contract or to manage the subway project and they did this because they have granted sfmta 942 million $942 million and they are very concerned that this project be successful so issued these reports monthly and give direction to the project on things that can that can rectified so when i read the report last night there were at least 2 or more major items in conflict with the pomc reports that's also a company that does financial analysis and reporting. the first issue that struck me was that the controller's report gave the central subway a pass on using excel for cost controls excel is a pc-based program and doesn't have that audit trail you can actually go in and make things look whatever way you want and the august report strongly indicated central subway must begin using the cost control software a

death on the subway tracks.n suspected of fatally shoving another man in front of a subway train. the 61-year-old was on the platform with his wife when it happened yesterday. this is the account we are getting of that event. push, push, she screamed according to witnesses uttering one of the few english words she knew. 49 people were struck and killed by new york subways just this year prior to this incident. david goodman follows the transit beat. joining me is jim o'grady for wnyc. what's the latest you can tell us on the investigation? >> at this point there is a 24-7 effort by the police department they are going out with wanted posters and the canvassing for new witnesses who may have seen anything, but might know this man. they put out a video late last night of a man who was wanted for questioning. it's important to say it's not definitive that this is the man who is suspect in the case, but they want to talk to this guy. he was leaving the train station and getting on a bus and smoking a cigarette on th

not a subway line? >> not subway. do you casino of go underneath, the ben franklin, if you are getting off the ben franklin, and you cross race and go up fourth, but really no where that would impact what's going on here. >> bob, let's punch up bob's mike. >> actually at fourth and arch. >> i was going to say area. >> yes, fourth and arch at the intersection, now i went

the first issue that struck me was that the controller's report gave the central subway a pass on using excel for cost controls excel is a pc-based program and doesn't have that audit trail you can actually go in and make things look whatever way you want and the august report strongly indicated central subway must begin using the cost control software as soon as possible and the second item that the report indicated was that the project is on schedule and on budget and the latest reports from august and september indicate the central subway is not on schedule and not on budget. thank you. >> anyone else care to address the board? >> randall block. >> good afternoon. >> hi board i just wanted to say about the mac i'm the vice chair currently of the mac and we and our executive committee started the conversation to have a subcommittee on on the lrv's and so our meeting is on thursday and we plan to go forward i think as a committee to vote and probably try and get an lrv subcommittee established to talk about some some of the issues i heard on your report so if that happens i'm sure we'l

hail i've seen more than two car rails in the subway and my constituents appreciate that but this is a challenging fleet we recently entered into a contract with siemens this is going to revolutionize our system it will come up and deaccompany them as and enter the subway and we'll have another advantages to them as well we'll ultimately have twice as many but time to roll them out we'll get the first what i have woody allen wave in a couple of years that will be used to or used for the t line system and so for the next few years we'll be operating exclusively with our inadequate fleet and for a few years after that, the number one t line portions the system will continue to operate exclusively with the vehicles and gradual transition after that a so we need to make the most of the light rail vehicles and make sure their bridging the gap and that as we grow as a city the light rail system will grow in captivity and to be reliable for the needs of our riders so i would like to invite up governor jerry brown director of operation for muni to provide us with an just want and get us to o

it's the new york city subway. this just happens here. >> you see genuine reactions of d d disgust from other riders. >> i thought it would be fake. if it was real, people would be running away. i can't imagine all the people actually agreeing to take off their underwear. people barely like to put their hands on a subway pole, let alone their naked butt cheek on a cheek. >> thanksfulfullythankfully, it. it's the brain child of the jokesters at improv everywhere. >> improv everywhere is a new york city-based prank collective. we cause scenes of chaos and joy in public spaces. >> the scenes include 200 par sis pants freezing in place at grand central station, and where there is a lunchtime musical. ♪ >> improv everywhere members are no strangers to viral videos. their youtube page has more than 1.6 million subscribers and hundreds of millions of views. >> it's really a great platform for us to share what we do and have other people enjoy it, too. >> one of the comedy crew's popular stunts is the annual no-pants subway ride. >> it started ba

it was in november that members of a cult attacked the subway. >> reporter: on march 20, 1985 japanese terrorists carried off a devastating attack. releasing gas into the subway system. 10 people died, thousands of injured a whole nation was frightened. it was an alarming demonstration of how a small group of fanatical man could affect millions. >> i feel like my eyes are compressed. like there's no blood going to my eyes. before i was dizzy. >> i don't feel anything now, but five minutes after i felt very dizzy. >> reporter: and his real name is masa moto. subsequent raids on the group found information that was even more astounding than the attack. other terrorist attacks. the group sprayed botulism, they sprayed anthrax from the roof of a building in downtown tokyo. after numerous mistakes by alm, both these attacks failed but they should have been a wake up to the world that the era of bio terrorism was here. >> you need quite an extensive injection of manpower. >> reporter: i think masimoto according to some reports that i've seen had strong ties with groups in the former soviet u

that came to my mind was that subway line. >> yeah. i think both of our east side portland's as well as the subway portal if you look at the deepest scenario would be very will impacted the other key areas along the embarcadero but as well as metro the metro east facility and this is a facility you see on the map the other effected areas and the facilities are near or on and in terms of the portland's that i think those speak to along with the city assets what global solutions there might be in terms of addressing the seawall the seawall was built in saucers stages by one hundred years ago it was maintained by the port and it's not invested in the upkeep of the seawall even absent sea level rise it's accommodated under a seismic event so some of the deep discussions with a renewed focus on what we as a city are going to be doing with the seawall we're not independently protecting a seawall by our trains have to get through the solution of some of those will solve the problem for many of the city's assets and private assets will have to

at that subway shortly after that they threw some kind of explosive device into the subway and there you see them going inside and looting that subway. all of this happening in the last 30 minutes or so. >> reporter: we're seeing vandals set fire once again tonight. there's a large bonfire near 38th and telegraph within the past hour you see it there. a line of flames there stretch across the street all within the past hour. we've been watching and monitoring the situation in oakland all night. it seems to have been escalating within the past hour as pockets of demonstrators are on the move across the city. we are going to continue to watch this and as soon as we get more information and new pictures we will bring them to you. >>> now to ferguson missouri, there is a beefed up police presence of law enforcement officers and national guard troops following last night's violence. while there are reports of damage it's not like last night. garrett taney joins us. >> reporter: it doesn't take much for things not to do as bad as last night when more than 20 buildings were completely burne

that came to my mind was that subway line. >> yeah. i think both of our east side portland's as well as the subway portal if you look at the deepest scenario would be very will impacted the other key areas along the embarcadero but as well as metro the metro east facility and this is a facility you see on the map the other effected areas and the facilities are near or on and in terms of the portland's that i think those speak to along with the city assets what global solutions there might be in terms of addressing the seawall the seawall was built in saucers stages by one hundred years ago it was maintained by the port and it's not invested in the

you will not believe why this guy went on a robbery spree, targeting subway restaurants. after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes comprehensive background checks. they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >> a man in alabama says he went on a robbery's three at a different subway restaurant all because his eye it failed him. with ayear-old, armed robbedb for several a -- .or subway restaurants he apparently tried the diet and in exchange for pounds he wanted spent.e cash he that is what he told police. his actual excuse. the seventh generation daredevil took his high wire act to chicago, making two death defying tight rope walks. >> you guys watching think i am crazy but this is what i was made for. >> thousands of people anxiously walked his walk on sunday. it was nea

four robberies in four days all of them subway restaurants in alabama.atch as this man according to police 18-year-old zachary torrance pulls a gun on an unsuspecting subway employee. so what's his beef? >> he stated to the detective that he had attempted the jared diet, and it had not worked for him, and he felt like he should get his money back. >> here is jared vogel. >> reporter: yep, that's jared, subway superstar. he lost 245 pounds in one year after eating a steady diet of subway sandwiches. police say when the focus on foot longs didn't pay off for torrance, he targeted sandwich artists across the birmingham area. the victims say this portly gunman weighs over 200 pounds. >> my first reaction is that, you know, that's a crazy thing to say, but, you know, there has to be some -- i mean, all he did was rob subways. >> reporter: behind bars this morning on $250,000 bond, the alleged jilted dieter may have missed this part of the commercial. >> jared believes in an active lifestyle including lots of walking.pñ >> reporter: nabbed after this image was

he just opened one in south new jersey on route 73 in marlton. >> subway slap heard around the countrya man caught on camera slapping a woman on a new york city subway after he was ridiculed for let's face eight pretty out of style jack. tonight the charges have been dropped against the slap per. fox's chang complains why that -- explains why that man if any file a lawsuit against new york city. >> i love this jack. i'm going to use it because it's my jacket. my friends, alex, i love him like a brother. he gave me that jacket. i don't even have the jacket for -- >> pena had no winter coat when his friend alex gave no longer fag annal leather eight ball jacket last week. but his jacket caught the attention of some obnoxious some women on the f train 5am saturday in lower manhattan. they ridiculed his jack and him. he tried to walk away one woman struck him in the back of the head with her high heels. then -- >> oh bleep. the resulting melee with three women an man mr. pena was caught on the nose and ears from several high heels strikes. one woman has been charged with felony assault. >>

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a stranger pushes a family man to his death on the subway. we have new images now and new details about who else the suspect tried to push in front of a moving train. >>> plus, a hidden in your home. >> it tan a minute for local family speak out about why their son's pain and suffering may be worth it if parents hear their mes tonight. >>> and bill cosby scandal unravels. >> there have been serious allegations raised about you in recent days. you're shaking your head no. >> new fallout now from the growing accusations of sex abuse. >>> we have some big stories developing tonight at 5:30. from a although college student attack near campus to new days on why the ebola patient with ties to our area really died. >>> and a team of crews working to get you the up to the minute developments in the next half hour. and you don't want to miss the latest weather forecast update. >>> up first at 5:30 now, students at the university of maryland are on alert tonight after a man armed with a knife tried to kidnap a student over the weekend. it is the latest

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what stinks about the subway cars is there is no way to escape. if you are going somewhere there is no stops you are on that car. that's also why people feel extra tense on the subway. it is an awful form of transportation. you are always hungry or running late or tired or getting off work. emotions are heightened. >> that's true. i find because of those things it is stress relieving. outside in the world. i sit and read and write poetry. go ahead and defend your heros. >> yeah, that wild group of violent women were just standing up for women everywhere. >> she had a staw stiletto. >> it was a stiletto boot. >> stiletto is based on -- >> i think the latin form of award means to kill. >> you can put an eye out with one of those. >> if the magic 8 ball was realohe would have known this is coming. the jacket doesn't work. >> there is one question i've got. the woman was somewhat small. she picked on what was arguably the biggest guy. >> he was a professional basketball prospect. >> she would have been his height, but she took off her stilettos. >> th

police say he told them subway's jared diet didn't work and he wanted his money back.called in wal*mart after a customer recognized him from surveillance video. police had posted online. >> things that shouldn't surprise me any more still surprise me. >>> it was on asnar cos' sprint cup race in texas. pitt row the scene of all out brawl. joe gordon went after brad kozlowski. after he slammed into him cutting one of his tires. gordon then spun out. that dealt a big blow to his championship hopes. they both scene better days. they are cut up at this point in time. this was second time in three weeks that another driver has gone after kozlowski. >> new jersey state police say this guy hit up donation box at a starbucks not once but twice. both incidents happened last month at the forked river service area in lacy township on the garden estate parkway. the box was located on the counter and was supposed to be donated to a food drive. if you've got any information, contact authorities. now a story that will touch your heart. while a dad battle as life threatening disease hi

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