one of the kiosks will be a bike repair stop through huckleberry bicycles which is a new business that will be opening on seventh and market street. there will be providing repairs to bicyclist in the area. another is an arts in residence kiosk and we're talking to hospitality house or intersection for the arts to use that space for and our purpose. the central market arts festival. we have a website, central- market.org where we have updated information and where we include meeting minutes, agendas, and so forth. we also have a facebook page and a twitter account where we provide immediate information to the public. actively using social networking to communicate information to the community. we have also had several advertising campaigns for central market. basically organizing a merchants to contribute to a cooperative advertising campaign at no cost but it is a great way to brand the neighborhood and encourage merchants to contribute to cooperative efforts. we have also sponsored neighborhood banners and also we sent out the monthly newsletter. they are whole aspect of our marketin

as i mentioned, there is the kiosk and a map panel. this slide shows an example of the golden gate park in 2009. that is when the station is being lifted off of a truck from one of the industry leaders, coming to demonstrate this from montreal. it is being dropped into place. the bottom slide on the left -- as i mentioned, you can drop them off anywhere within the system. they do not all magically end of where you need them to be, so what the vendor does is rebalance the bicycles. bicycle need to be rebalance to get optimum distribution throughout the system. part of the system is also a back end website, call center. that is where the dispatcher is, mainframe computer, which talks wirelessly to the individual stations. operators of the system know where the bikes are at all times. there is a lot of data collected on the use of the bicycles and the behavior of members. for someone like myself, i look forward to seeing a lot of value, how the people are using the bicycle's. >> you can tell where the bicycles are at all times? >> they wil

this other project which we are currently working on is a project to reuse the bacon kiosks let you find along market street. clearly focusing on central market in r districts. you have seen these kiosks which are designed as newsstands on market street. and our organization partnered with hok and aia to figure out different ways, possible uses for the kiosk, and we currently have at least a gr

making money and may now want to remit some much money to the city, but if we increase the number of commercial kiosks' they can install, we could increase revenues to the city. supervisor farrell: you have obviously been working with dpw on this. what are their thoughts? >> these contracts were negotiated a long time ago in the people who negotiated these contracts, they don't know where they are. they also did not realize what the other city departments were doing, so to them, it would have been helpful to that what was the structure for other departments, so they are trying to negotiate amendments, but they also realize a challenge given this agreement has been in place for a long time. >> how long is -- supervisor farrell: how long is the term of the agreement? >> the agreement is for -- >> the agreement as until 2016. they were actually opened to the idea to come back with some sort of incentive for some sort of reason for the company to come back and renegotiate terms of the contract. although it's not a given they will be able to do that, they are open to trying. supervisor campos: what are the

agreement with jc ducomb, which installs public toilets on the streets in return for the ability to place public kiosks on the streets. these have some things like the city advertisments but they also have two panels for commercial advertisements. most city advertising agreements require companies to remit to the city of higher of a minimum annual guaranteed or percentage of gross revenues of least 40%. however, the agreement between dpw and the company only requires 7% advertising revenues to be permitted to this city. this next slide is a chart that illustrates the differences in revenue generated by different contracts. in 2009, clear channel generated a net annual revenue of $7.6 million wear asjc d ececuax -- the airport received $6.7 million whereas the department of public works only received half a million dollars. therefore, -- supervisor campos: that is 7%? >> there's a base pay -- there is a base payment plus 7%. therefore, we recommend the department of public works actually try to negotiate amendments to the existing agreement and include some kind of incentive because they're obviously ma

they are limited to pretty much what we can convey to them at the kiosk. but we will have safety information available. helmets is not something you brought up. home and use one not be required for this system. it is not really practical. people who rent bicycles usually rent elements as well, but there is a person there to make sure that the helmet fits, that it is not damaged. short of a vending machine, which could be in development, there is not really a practical way to do it. i think people would be reluctant to put on a home and worn by so many other people. what has been done in other cities is members are offered -- they are steered to a local retailer for a helmet. you can buy a fully useful helmut for $6. it does not need to be an expensive model. we will make them affordable for those that want to use them. to remark on the incident that happened on the embarcadero. my sense is the collision happened with someone at random and red light and ran into a pedestrian. i do not think that will be your typical bicycle sharing user. a phenomenon that w

now customers signing petition asking for another location for the kiosk. >> families of seven fishermen who disappeared say they will keep up the search for the boat. they gathered in san ramone for lunch and update on the efforts. the seven, five from the bay area and two from another county haven't been seen since july 3rd. a sonar search just finished turned up no sign of the vessel. >> this isn't done for us. there is a lot of closure we need. we need to find the boat, to bring any of the loved ones home. >> the group said it plans to raise money for another sonar search for the boat. >> the army is reporting a soldier from livermore has died from rabies. he died wednesday at a hospital in the its. the army cook was stationed in germany in 2009 before going to afghanistan for a year in may 2010. the army said he didn't contract it in new york state. it's investigating to find where and how he became ill. >>> the highway patrol's maximum enforcement program is underway and the number of dui arrests are up. according to the chp officers statewide have arrested over a thousand people s

the other one is on the issue of the minimum number of shelters and kiosks that are required. this is problematic because the contract sets a minimum that is not achieved. mta gave multiple reasons why this was not, but the bottom line is part of the compensation and value of the contract is maintaining these shelters and kiosks and they are not maintained at that number. there may be all sorts of community reasons or planning department reasons, but we did look in and permits had not been pulled. we did not feel there was an active case there. on the audit -- some of these we don't actually have a major disagreement. on the issue of the audit, the response, i don't believe they told us they're planning to do the audits every two years. that may very well fill the spirit of the recommendation. supervisor campos: a final question -- with respect to the number of shelters, there is a minimum requirement in the contract and we are not meeting that requirement, i think we should either modify the contract or, it seems to me, we have to make sure the letter and spirit of the agreeme

the other one is on the issue of the minimum number of shelters and kiosks that are required. this is problematic because the contract sets a minimum

it goes on at the ticket kiosk. you just push daily parking and then you have to enter the space number where you parked your car. that means if you paid the daily rate, you no longer have to have proof of purchase sitting in your dash. so sometimes, later in the day, drivers will just pull into a spot assuming somebody has already paid for that day. the system went into effect in 2009. drivers who took advantage during the first two years may now want to think twice. and there are plenty of complaints about the system in general. >> it is atrociously unreliable. their machines work very rarely. >> reporter: the numbers on the spots can be difficult to see. >> i don't know how to answer that. i don't think it is so complicated you can't figure out how to follow the law. >> reporter: in san carlos, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> and later today cal train is expected to sign a five-year deal with transit america and take over from amtrak doing maintenance for cal train and working with conductors and engineers. the deal is n

are signing petitions asking the recreation and parks department to find another location for the popular kiosksin golden gate park. >>> in news of the world tonight, crews are searching for the bodies of victims of a military plane crash near chile. 21 people were on board the plane friday when it crashed while trying to land in stormy weather on chile's remote juan fernandez islands. four bodies were recovered yesterday. mass was held today in memory of all the victims outside of chilean network t.e.n. >>> tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets of yemen's capital city promising violence against government forces. activists say security forces opened fire at the demonstration. demonstrators are calling for yemen's president to resign. the president is in saudi arabia recovering from wounds after an assassination attempt back in june. >>> the russian built facility in iran is connected to the national power grid last night for a test run. iran said the testing is still in its preliminary state. the power plant has the capacity of 10,000 mega watts of power. >>> burning man sold out

part way to the kiosk and i immediately used a telephone that was there to place another call to the president. that was their second or third called up warning to let him know that washington is under attack as well as new york and the secret service had strongly recommended that he not come at. i also recommend that he not come back believing it was important for us to stay apart so that we didn't become a riper target and we didn't know at that stage but was happening. >> you didn't like to hear that. >> he didn't like it at all for understandable reasons. >> did you ask what our reaction was that morning, steve, i went from that area after a talk to the president and from there it was presented as more metadata, secretary of transportation, responsible for the faa. norm had a list of six aircraft that they believed had been hijacked at that point. actually had flight numbers on them. and of course it was only four. for a while we thought it was fixed. and there were two major drivers in terms of what i thought about that morning and as they were through the crisis that day, numbe

the number of transit shelters and no one is performing routine side checks to make sure the shelters and kiosks are in good condition. >> supervisors, there are 1100 transit shelters that were actually part of the contract. we have had to take five down at the request of the committee and board of supervisors. that is what the budget analyst is recommending is that we are a little bit below that 1100 because of the removal of some of the shelters, particularly in the tenderloin area. having said that, there is a website that was part of the contract where we know exactly the maintenance of every shelter every day. for us to have to visit every shelter every day, four and t a staff, we don't have that as a normal -- for a mta staff, we don't have that as a normal process. our staff are out there on a regular basis and we also have the website that tells us on every shelter when it was maintained. you can go to the web site, look at the shelter on the corner and from of city hall, we know the maintenance shelter, when they picked everything at and what time the person was there, what they found,

a new operator at the marina green kiosk, and permit fees generated in the marina allocated to loan repayments. we expect that these revenue sources will total at least $50,000 annually for $350,000 over seven years, exceeding the amount, which is the rent credit schedule, exceeding the amount of the maximum rent credit. i would like to note likedbw has occurred -- note that dpw has approved the new schedule, and you have that before you now. the lou is pending approval by the board of supervisors. the lease, the states -- these are the -- changes required are because of the following. the least stipulates that the tenant wishes to perform eligible of improvements to the arena, the tenant can currently receive an offset. process anticipates that the tenant will be responsible for the work but does not described a process for work that is paid for by the tenant but performed by the city. the lease also stipulates that the city only has the obligation to perform dredging. but as the owner of the marina, the city performs a variety of other maintenance repair and improvement projects. so the leas

by the way, this is president crybaby, he blames the tsunami, the earthquake, kiosks, and he says stop crying. >> i never in all the times i talked about george bush i would never use something like that. the strategy to get reelected as a sitting president is to solidify your base to start and move towards the center. he solidified his base with health care reform, then he moved more to the center. now he's moving back to solidify the base. get is does he have enough time to get back to the center. i'm trying to explain something to you about political analysis which you're behind on. >> i love all the commentary about how obama has decided not to be a compromiser any more. when was that? did i miss that when he was compromising and had toned down rhetoric and there was thinking? >> what is to say. >> we're talking about the republicans right now. they're saying obama has -- >> you're talking about two guys on common ground. you know what i think about the republicans? to hell with them. >> are you a little panicked? >> when has a republican reached out? >> what's amazing, what maxine

it goes on at the ticket kiosk. you push daily parking and enter the space number where you park your car. that means if you paid the daily rate, you no longer have to have proof of purchase sitting in your dash. so sometimes later in the day, drivers will just pull into a spot assume somebody's already paid for that day. the system went into effect in 2009. drivers who took advantage during the first two years may now want to think twice. there are plenty of complaints about the system in general. >> it's atrociously unreliable. their machines work very rarely. >> reporter: the numbers on the spots are difficult to see. >> i don't think it's so complicated you can't figure out how to follow the law. >> reporter: in san carlos, anne makovec cbs 5. >>> and caltrain has signed a five-year deal with transit america. the company will take over maintenance for caltrain and supply it with conductors and engineers. caltrain will pay them $400 million to take over the job from amtrak. >>> today the senate passed two bills in

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would make it harder for miners to get their hands on alcoholism it would prohibit the sale of alcohol at self checkout kiosks is already a similar state bill waiting for up proval. if the bill becomes law the san francisco ban would be unnecessary. >>> it is 4:48 and the city is moving closer to enacting a strict smoking ban. last night the city council approved the ban. a final vote is scheduled for october 18. if the vote passes the ban should go into effect 30 days later. >>> a real wild life experience right here in the bay area. the evidence that a bear may be roaming around. and a sneak peek at the proposed 49ers stadium. why it still may not be a done deal. >>> the team displayed the model during an event to promote luxury suites. ktvu learned that the boxes will cost a half a million each. even though the stadium cost has gone up the 49ers are confident that they are moving out of candle stick park. >> it is a done deal. it is happening. we are move forward. we are going to meet with season ticket holders starting this january. >> the 9ers hope to break ground in 2013. financing remains an issue. >>>

metro to the zoo and then from there hang out, spend your day, check out the animals, and then there's a capital bike share kiosk. it's less than a 15-minute trip into adams morgan and then around tenth and u street you can spend the afternoon. it's a great day. it's a great thing for couples to try. especially on a saturday like this one. >> and there are bike kiosks all over town? >> and the great thing, if your trip is under 30 minutes, you don't have to pay extra. >> what about a shopping trip? >> if you shop, you want to bring a backpack because you want to stash all of the stuff in the bag and then on calvert street, you can ride the bike and park it at columbia road and adams mill and there are a lot of great vintage stores there and then just head from there. it's a two-minute ride. it's really cool. >> sounds fantastic. finally, you have an interesting event to tell us about. >> if you can still muster the energy up after a week of bikeriding, it's called 30 americans and it's an exhibition that features the work of more than 30 african-american artists and it's going to be one of the biggest shows to o

approved in 2009, and that prohibits an increase in the number of general advertising signs on city-owned furniture, including transit shelters, kiosks, benches, and newspaper racks. >> that is correct. when you talk about proposition g, you will see when we go through the audit, there's one billboard that predates that. so there is one billboard with advertising. but, yes, those are the two major propositions that govern advertising. to put into context, the city received -- this is based on the full year of revenue we had during the audit, about $21 million in advertising revenue, almost two-thirds of that is mta, who has three different agreements from which they receive revenues. one of which is from revenues on transit shelters, one of them is for vehicles, and they receive some revenues through an agreement between bart and advertising provider for the combined muni-bart station. there is an agreement with clear channel for advertising on airport property. public-works as two different agreements. they provide public toilets in exchange for being to advertise on kiosks and another that is not revenue-generating, but it is maint

population most of the western which has a majority the labor of working in the service sector which is now being replaced by automated kiosks and many other advanced technological mediums where the next sector i want to point out that i look at is on a global scale not interested in an american unemployment i'm not interested any countries specifics because it's one society it's one world it's one that qana me the question to be asked is why are the majority of people excuse me why will the majority of people eventually be unemployed on the planet and that's because of technology you can forget about outsourcing all of that the only thing to learn from that is that industry and its prime motivation to corporations shareholders is to make sure that they maintain a profit so displacing human labor because of the cost efficiency enabled by technological automation is the contradiction of collapse of capitalism excuse me that many economics there is to talk about for the past one hundred years including john maynard keynes right this is an inevitable evolution and it's not going to stop so you're saying the problem is capitalis

in industry, whether in the ways in which black enclaves in cities like memphis, los angeles, detroit and chicago were putting together their own sorts of exhibitions and kiosks that conveyed a sense of how people had advanced. particularly important at the exposition was the story of african-american artists, visual artists put together this tremendous bigger than anything had ever been seen before in relation to african-american arts exhibit of some 200 different black artists and 200 different works. but at the same time, and i write about this toward the end of the chapter on the exposition in my book. one of the things that the exposition could not really address -- because in a certain sense it was going to jam the message of this idea of black progress -- was what sense to make of the fact that the 75th anniversary of slavery was something that made clear that one had to reckon with that history of slavery in order to understand the condition of the present that people found themselves in. so you would have some instances of dioramas by the famous sociologist e. franklin frazier that would convey the life of the black family during slavery and the blac

agriculture, industry, whether in the ways in which black enclaves in cities like memphis, los angeles, detroit and chicago were putting together their own sorts of exhibitions and kiosks that conveyed a sense of how people had advanced. particularly important to the exposition with african-american artists, visual artists put together this tremendous, bigger than anything before an african-american art, exhibited from some 200 different artists than 200 different works. at the same time -- i read about this in the end of the chapter in the exposition in my book, one of the things the exposition could not address, because in a certain aspect which in the message, was what sense to make of the fact that the 75th anniversary of slavery was something that made clear that one have to reckon with that history of slavery in order to understand condition people found themselves then. so you would have some instance is the dioramas by the famous sociologist d. franklin frazier, that would convey the life of the black family during slavery during the 19th century and the black family post-migration. he had individual psychology rhetoric, the associate curator -- actually the he

. >>> also, sophisticated scanning devices found inside atm kiosks are being investigated at chase bank. police say technicians made theiscovery last night at a chase bank branch just west of 680 near the pleasant hill plaza. that's where investigators say technicians conducting a routine check discovered a pair of scanning devices, a cell phone rigged to the devices records atm card numbers and pin numbers. we're told they look like so much part of the teller machines that the technicians didn't spot them initially. so far, police do not have any suspects in this case. >>> what's so controversial about cookies, cup pages and muffins? nothing, until you hear this next story. tonight, a diversity bake sale spark outrage on the uc berkeley campus tonight. >>> you don't pay in this life, some day you're going to meet your maker and you will pay then. either way, you will not get away with this terrible thing. >> 25 years ago, this teacher's daughter was murdered. the crime never solved. tonight, there's a new twist to this case and it's an unusual childhood link bringing the victim's family new hope. >>> actor and activis

i enumerated all of the assets that were down there, building facades, lampposts, trees and parks, subway instances, news kiosks. i wanted to make a description of everything in and around ground zero as well as the lives of the workers who came to do the task of cleaning up and making the recovery. this is the front of the winter garden where a bridge leaped out of that hole and crossed the highway onto the mezzanine of the plaza. to stand in front of this building, once a glittering marble atrium and now a haggy room glazed by sunlight was incredibly moving. and i was back there just this morning and was amazed to see and hear the sounds of children, the children of battery park city, playing in this atrum again. an atrium with people when men in business suits and kids in diapers, a real community again. this is the american express building in the world financial center and in it stuck up 20 stories above-ground is a three-story piece of the world trade center. those buildings were built in three-story modules so they could be erected by cranes that climbed up the side. kangaroo cranes they were called. and

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the sale of alcohol at those self-checkout stands in grocery stores. right now, shoppers can scan and buy their own booze at those little kiosks as long as they show their i.d. to a cashier. that's the rule. lawmakers say that making customers do their business with an actual cashier will prevent underage drinkers from slipping out with alcohol. the senate is expected to vote on this issue this week. >>> creative theft has an east bay man looking at hard time. police arrested this man for stealing metal greats surrounding trees. he's set to appear in court tomorrow to face charges. he went as far as posing as a city worker and wearing an orange work vest. an officer saw the man remove a cast iron grate in creekside plaza and found two other grates in the man's truck. he's held on a $65,000 bail. >>> in southern california, take a look. a massive wildfire continues to threaten hundreds of homes in a community just south of bakersfield. it's all happening right now in the town of at that hatch pi. fire officials say the blaze charred 4700 acres of dry brush and threatens 650 homes in and around several canyon communities. authorities in curtain county say