assuming board approval of the sar scope in november, we anticipate releasing the draft sar in march 2014 and finalizing the sar for board adoption by may 2014. we estimate a cost of $18,000 for development of the sar and up to $25,000 for optional technical tasks, for a total cost of up to $43,000. we are seeking a recommendation to approve the scope of work for the sar on local and regional bike sharing organizational models and to appropriate $43,000 in prop k funds, with conditions, for the sar, subject to the attached fiscal year cash flow distribution schedule bike sharing organizational models and to appropriate $43,000 in prop k funds, with conditions, for the sar, subject to the attached fiscal year cash flow distribution schedule 12341234 >> we have a verien enthusiastic mr. schwartz. >> good afternoon commissioners. michael schwartz. on page 37 of your passionate. -- packet. i'm going to keep the presentation very short. >> sorry, i know how important this is. >> yes, i realize there has been a lot of presentations done. i recognize the need for that. so the first item is

i just want to know that we are not being left off. >> we will address that concern coming up in the sar. >> okay. >> and thank you. >> and plant is to be sure that we can build the system across san francisco and the region, but this sar is also just looking at governments because their air quality diblgt right now is providing the back stop for government and don't expect the district to continue that work and we want to be able to look at it and what the are the options for the entity to provide that and but with the great interest on the commission to be able to and across the city to be able to expand to the neighborhoods and mine is not part of the process yet and yours should be as well and i think that we are committed to commissioner lee has expressed to the board and looking at expansion across the city as well. >> commissioner mar did you have comments? >> yeah, our microphones are not working here, or the button to alert you. i just want to say that i think that this analysis is important so that we can look at how to spread it. and more strategickly and i know that when supe

we learned the vice president of student life resign ed and was involved in the va sar college drag showy do every year. megyn? >> thank you. he was on team obama during the birth of the so-called affordable care act. what he's saying now about the president's latest obama care push. bill burton on kwoesz kelly but not the first time with yours truly. this will be interesting after the break. >>> plus, one of the most controversial names in politics jumping in on martin bashir's resignation after his comments about sarah palin. he's out. our panel weighs in. ♪ at any minute... ...you could be a victim of fraud. most people don't even know it. fraud could mean lower credit scores... ...and higher interest rates when you apply for a credit card. it's a problem waiting to happen. check your credit score, check your credit report, at experian.com. america's number one provider of online credit reports and scores. don't take chances. go to experian.com. >>> for the second day in a row president obama took on the role of insurance salesman in chief promoting obama care. he spoke at the white h

we learned the vice president of student life resign ed and was involved in the va sar college drag show they do every year. megyn? >> thank you. he was on team obama during the birth of the so-called affordable care act. what he's saying now about the president's latest obama care push. bill burton on kwoesz kelly but not the first time with yours truly. this will be interesting after the break. >>> plus, one of the most controversial names in politics jumping in on martin bashir's resignation after his comments about sarah palin. he's out. our panel weighs in. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. [ inhales deeply ] every day we're working to and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than a

sheets and it's onto its own balance sheets and so it's playing this huge support function in the economy andrew sar who spearheaded the first quarter of q.e. has apologized to americans for what he calls a backdoor bailout for the big. banks most americans can't really get credit after the financial crisis still to this day even though wall street's been stabilized and so we have this long term decline in the economic prospects of the average american and yet a lot of our leadership both in washington and within the fed specifically are really focused on trying to put humpty dumpty back together again in terms of wall street and resists resuscitate a system that i think is a working less and less for for the person on the street for one hundred years america's currency and economy has been run by unelected and virtually unaccountable central planners and while the fed has helped the rich get richer the gap between the top one percent and the rest. is the largest it's been since the great depression marina r.t. new york. every day americans have little chance to influence the federal reserve despite

australia canada and new zealand just like the i have sar on the all region especially appropriate analogy since the lord of the rings. filmed in new zealand and i digress is it five eyes agreement has been around since the end of world war two it was so secret that the program wasn't even disclosed to the public until two thousand and five on the surface this treaty is just a friendly agreement between allied nations that it's essential to stopping global terrorism but they have the snowden leaks we now know just what an asinine agreement it's actually being used for just realized the knowledge and circumventing those pesky laws that prohibit warrantless surveillance of a country's own citizens in theory these nations are not allowed to spy on each other's people we all know rules are meant to be broken in two thousand and seven man to say analyze retained any british citizens mobile phone number email and ip address wept up and its enormous dragnet another memo dated from two thousand and five shows that the n.s.a. was working on a procedure to spy on the other four countries and while o

brought it onto its own balance sheets and so it's playing this huge support function in the economy andrew sar who spearheaded the first quarter of q.e. has apologized to americans for what he calls a backdoor bailout for the bang. most americans can't really get credit after the financial crisis still to this day even though wall street's been stabilized and so we have this long term decline in the economic prospects of the average american and yet a lot of our leadership both in washington and within the fed specifically are really focused on trying to put humpty dumpty back together again in terms of wall street and resists resuscitate a system that i think is a working less than last four for the person on the street for one hundred years america's currency and economy has been run by unelected and virtually unaccountable central planners and while the fed has helped the rich get richer the gap between the top one percent and the rest. is the largest it's been since the great depression merino point i r t. some of the fed's harshest critics liken it to a ponzi scheme set up by financial hi

i think this is part of the number one priority but once the situation stabilizes and the rights of minorities sars secured when the relief and ethnic situation is series normalized then democratization process will take place. or it was a. very take i. think. that that would take their place so that colin. powell. or. of. such was the country for the jena lympics was this place like la is is so special as the russian resort prepares to welcome the world power the games shaping the city's present and future a lot more sochi will bring it this is a momentary pause you from a very cold and snowy windy mountainous tough yet beyond the olympics but the. starting germ of the first on our team. told me my language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports and like the pollution and no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point i come on to say it's secure yet a car is on the docket delgado. they do no more weasel words when you vade a direct question be prepared for a change when you throw a punch be ready for a battle freedom of speech and little

i think this is part of the number one priority but once the situation stabilizes and the rights of minorities sars secured when the relief and ethnic situation is serious normalized then democratization process will take place. some of the sixteen percent of imports came from illegal fishing. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. territorial waters they fish they load the fish into the ships and leave for. illegal fishing just taking the bread out of our mouths. react to situations i have read the reports to. the no i will leave that to the state department to comment on your latter point to save. a car is on a dog. no god. no more weasel words. when you made a direct question are you prepared for a change when you call upon you should be ready for a. pretty speeches. down the freedom to question. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. but up a little bit on a super very often rushes for trade as a country which is your prone

thousands of people were cooling off in a river in the city of rowe sar ya owe. then the fish moved in. the swimmers were victimed of a kind of piranha. the fish have sharp teeth and a ferocious nature. paramedics say they sometimes attack people, but it's rare for them to bite so many people at once. >>> a bus has plunged to the bottom of a gorge in northern thailand. police suspect the driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel. the accident occurred in a mountainous area. the bus smashed through a guardrail on a bridge before plunging 30 meters. the bus was heading from the northeast to the north. many of the passengers were returning to their hometowns for the new year. >>> a natural gas explosion has sparked a fire at a shopping mall in china. the state news agency says at least four people were killed and 40 injured. the explosion happened on thursday night in the city of luzhou. flames burned through the ground and floors. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. >>> people in china are marking the 120th birthday of mao,. many are choosing to f

they are 12 points behind the leader, sars nothing. >> we have time to play good football. > >> >> they have come from behind to draw 1-1 in the first leg of the final. argentina opened the scoring just after half time. the before stillens also with a free kick. that in the 79th minute. lindsey von has returned to the slopes coming back from her latest injury setback. she hasn't completed since suffering a knee injury in february. a tehraning crash last month further delayed a comeback. the american held her first world cup training run here. it is yet to be decided whether she will enter friday's race. >> i'm just trying to make sure things are good with my knee and build confidence every day. right now, i'm focused on this particular moment. sochi obviously is quite a ways away, and just trying to stay focused on my fee and get my confidence back. >> what should have been the first nba game to be played in mexico in years ended before it could begin. they were due to play in mexico city, but the arena eevacuated when a generator malfunction sent smoke pouring into the building. the ga

. ♪ >>> thousands of gess gathered in the rural qunu, south africa, to attend the funeral sar main forela. honor guards carried the coffin to a huge tent at his family compound. guests included prince charles, richard branson, and oprah winfrey. mandela's first and second wives sat on either side of south african president jacob zuma. mandela's casket was placed below a lectern where speakers delivered eulogies. >> we praise and thank you, 0, god for dr. nelson mandela for his example of justice, peace, and reconciliation, and his courage to endure persecution and rejection for the sake of others. >> a former political prisoner and friend of mandela also spoke at the ceremony. mandela's burial ends ten days of official mourning ceremonies. >>> people in the bay area marked the one-year anniversary of the deadly shootings in newtown, connecticut. some folks gathered in churches, others participated in gun buy-back programs. two of those cities paid for with money raised by a crowd funding site. >> i figured if one more gun is off the street, it might help somewhere. >> reporter: this is

end up here and there was the united states made him stale us by revoking us passport and russia to its credit i sure recognized international law and granted him powerful sar the whistleblower remains in an undisclosed location in the russian capital we didn't exist for just this one last. period is lying to somebody want. to suck a. person someone told the truth snowden promises to keep the leaks coming through twenty fourteen together we can find a better balance and mance surveillance and for a minute the government that if it really wants to know how we feel asking is always cheaper than spying. the us government can and will shut down it came to a standstill for over two weeks in what's becoming an annual tradition grand america. took a beating here lawmakers couldn't agree on raising the debt ceiling and came very close to defaulting on some seventeen trillion dollars then surely the market's going to say we don't want to play this game anymore we're not ulit you money at any price the i.m.f. and world bank warned of dire consequences while china called for the world's d. americanization given that we see time and time again these political crisis ap

the lower 40s and the seven-day forecast will feature a little bit of moderation once we hit the high on sar. sunday is not too bad to start but sunday afternoon we could see some showers develop and some of those lingering into monday morning. >>> minnesota avenue east of pennsylvania avenue, i'm just getting word that it is closed down because of a structure fire. so you want to keep that in mind. that just in. and water main work now closes michigan avenue eastbound between franklin street and irving street and that's been there since about 2:00 this morning. if you're planning to in in from the north, we're in great shape, no problems on route 1, route 29 out of columbia. all of the northern corridors look great coming into the beltway. on the north side of town in college park, this is basically what the beltway in prince george's county looks like. both loops on the east side of town. let's go back over to the maps and this time into the bridges. roosevelt memorial, k, 14th street bridge, they all look really good across the potomac and anacostia crossings. we'll take a look at america

half a century for george bailey in his second test match before he became the scop of a victim. swan and panay sar sharing the other victims. >>. >> cc in new zealand is being investigate for match fixing. the matches involved not yet made public, but are not recent. previously indian premier league was sued over allegations of match fixing. >> no current new zealand players are being investigated. no games played to new zealand are being investigated. lastly, no matches under new zealand cricket's jurisdiction are being investigated. better news for new zealand cricket on the field. they are in a strong position after the first test against windies. the black caps posting 609/9. the windies following on, trailing by 228 runs. >> manchester united manager david moyes doing his best to sound and stay confident despite seeing his side leave his fourth game of the season. brian's goal four minute from time gave everton a first win at united in 21 years. >> we have a long way to go. we play great football. we'll be in around there. >> reporter: are you cable of doing that? >> i do, yes. >> lius suarez

the latest news ed has resigned after that announcement? >> i think people are in shock. i don't think that steve sar kizian was the splashy hire everybody was expecting usc to make, 34 and 2 knife in his five years at washington. he has tried to bring washington up to elite status. he inherited a program 0 and 12. up until in year, had he hadn't won more than seven games. now you bring them in. a national powerhouse program, a traditionally powerhouse program and you expect him to turn that program around and make it elite. i am just, i think we are all kind of scratching our heads thinking, you know, why this guy? and, of course, his ties to the school. he was there for seven years. he was an offensive coordinator for two years, coached two high schoolman trophy winners there. that definitely played into this. but in terms of success, i think theme with a little, just like, umm, okay. steve sar kisian. >> it wasn't the splashy name we were thinking. let's move on and talk about the wild weekend we just witnessed in college ball including probably the best iron bull game of all time. >> yeah, it was

the heavy lifting is now being done by african soldiers of the heavy lifting with the logistics those who sin against sars and the things of that phrase in an intensified in on the ground that all the logistics are old farm that the distance and international with the european view and one of the suffering the week getting word from the red cross that so far the fighting took place that was witnessed their stay in the streets of the capital's in front of the two hundred and eighty one bodies recovered so far. it's a provisional pole. tom. when you see that when you see that some of the militia men responsible for this. come from neighboring countries like sudan chat is there something that can be done to pressure neighboring states to help out a bit more to stop the lawlessness and center. certainly this is something that needs to be done the boy to come but to the what if the council is doing and i think we've seen the road to progress into from the african union in terms of the open icing themselves and be more to me many more determination to act against the red dot scope of the crime scene there for t

the protests are very global there they have not clearly articulated any goals and you know why it mixture of left right. everything from small engine printers to sar murs laborers the unemployed students so it's polymorphous but the country's basin very tired of being governed and the problems with europe the neo-fascist maybe make up five percent of the four county that you probably have more left wing groups they deal fashion seniors for their main routing point just to check out they want all of the politicians to go home and for there to be a new government but of course a new election would not really solve it which you need is a fundamental reform of the system. bulgaria has also witnessed some unrest four people have been arrested at a anti-government march demanding the parliament step down protesters carried torches as they march towards government buildings marking six months since the start of their campaign demonstrators reportedly fired tear gas at police and threw torches at them protests in sofia began in june after a member of the turkish minority party was appointed as head of the national security service. now on the eve of the a

the protests are very global. they have not clearly articulated any goals and you know why a mixture of left to right. everything from small intrapreneur to sar murders laborers the unemployed students so it's problem or for us but the country is basically very tired of it current windspeed gird and the problems with europe the neo fascist maybe made up five percent of the front called the movement you probably have more left wing groups then you'll fascist and actually a mean rallying point just to get gas or do they want all the politicians to go home and for there to be a new government but of course you will actually will not really solve anything what you need is a fundamental reform of the system bog areas also witness arrests four people were arrested march demanding that parliament step down protests as they're carrying torches marched towards government buildings marking six months now since the start of their campaign demonstrators reportedly fired tear gas at police and threw torches at the protest and so. fears started back in june after a member of the turkish minority party was appointed head of the national security service. in

country, tips and leads, information that come from 18,000 agencies in the millions officers are collecting that information, not just of sar but people calling in, plainltsd, whatever it may be, that information of those millions of reports that they get every day, finally come up through the suspicious activity reporting process, the fusion snrers where analysts look into the data and all of our fusion centers in america, in order to be a fusion center, have to have a privacy policy. have to be approved. you have to receive training. they are analyzed open that privacy and the institution my own center takes eight hours a year of that training plus every time we get together, that's a huge topic. so when we look at millions of tips turning into under you know 26,000 suspicious activity reporting -- reports and of that 26,000, you get to a thousand that are actionable that 1 out of 25, i think that's fairly efficient use of the process. from whittling down from millions of 25,000 to thousand. >> do you think there's currently enough oversight of these fusion centers? who watches the watchmen? >> that's really the problems

last one for today, ever wonder why the hollywood types are so weird when they hit the award shows. suzanne sarndon coming clean, so to speak. >> name one hollywood event that you showed up to stoned? >> only one? [ laughter ] >> i would say almost all except the oscars. >> almost all except the oscars. okay. >> but they are all baked. that explains the strange commentary. i don't smoke and i don't care what they do, but can't they wait until after the show. >> no, absolutely not, i encourage them being high. it is not the pot, it is the politics. perhaps if she was stoned all of the time she wouldn't have stupid politics. >> you are stoned most of the time, what are your points? >> exactly the point. responsible people having fun, i don't have a problem with it. >> i was moved to make a confession. how do you think i get through this show every day. >> you are baked right now. >> obviously there are chemicals involved. i'm not surprised. >> are you hungry? >> i think that most people at those award shows are on something because they are so boring. >> are you on molly by any chance? >> do you

the more we can learn about this annual threat of flu, the more we can take that information and think about how to prepare for potential next sarsrus and spread the same way that flu does. >> now, answering a survey takes just about ten seconds per day. we have links on abc7 news.com. under see it on tv. >> stay with us. spencer is up next with the abc7 news give where you live food drive. >> >> sky seven is live in san raf yes. a gas line is leaking at an elementary school. >>> a car sheared off the gas line when a holiday event was just about to begin. parents and children were there after hours. electric wires have been damaged >> two people have been hurt but injuries appear minor. still, they were taken to the hospital. and we're going to have more on this story on coffee tv 20 at 9:00 and a abc7 news at 11:00. >> this year, give where you live food bank help feed thousands per month. spencer? >> yes this, is an amazing facility here in santa rosa. and ginning me is the manager of the program. you've got a value market here. and kids helping out here. >> we're feeding 78,000 people every month. everything is volunteer drive

what isn't clear yet is whether the various factions will refocus attentions on toppling the bashar al an sarn internal fighting that would play to the regime's advantage. since then, the u.s. and britain announces they are suspending what's described as nonlethal aid to all of syria's opposition groups. they don't know where the aid could wind up. it could wind up in the hand of al qaeda related groups. fred pleitgen returned from syria and is now in new york. thanks very much for helping us better appreciate what's going on. the fear is bashar al assad will stay in power but his opposition will increasingly be al qaeda-led opposition. how concerning is that? >> well, it certainly is concerning and also something that you can see there on the groundswell. you know, i was in a neighborhood called yarmouk, on the outskirt skfz damascus where you with a transport line. when y looked eryo cou see th fla somethe of siti held coueeks the opposition a town caused ma loo la and with unthat means to a lot of syrians, as well. and the ones leading the charge there were islamist fighters. i wouldn't ne

the more we can learn about this annual threat of flu, the more we can take that information and think about how to prepare for potential next sarsanother virus and spread the same way that flu does. >> now, answering a survey takes just about ten seconds per day. we have links on abc7 news.com. under see it on tv. >> stay with us. spencer is up next with the abc7 news give where you live food drive. >> in >> sky seven is live in san raf yes. a gas line is leaking at an elementary school. >>> a car sheared off the gas line when a holiday event was just about to begin. parents and children were there after hours. electric wires have been damaged >> two people have been hurt but injuries appear minor. still, they were taken to the hospital. and we're going to have more on this story on coffee tv 20 at 9:00 and a abc7 news at >> this year, give where you live food bank help feed thousands per month. spencer? >> yes this, is an amazing facility here in santa rosa. ginning me is the manager of the program. you've got a value market here. and kids helping out here. >> we're feeding 78,000 people every month. everything is volunteer dri

the mayor's disability counsel of san francisco meeting on friday, november 15th at one o'clock. welcome to all. roll call. >> councilmember harriet shoe co-chair. >> here. >> councilmember derek sar zarda. >> present. >> councilmember rolland wong. >> present. >> thank you now star will read the introduction. >> good afternoon and welcome to the mayor's disability counsel meeting in room 400 san francisco city hall. city hall is accessible to persons using wheel chairs and wheelchair access is provided at polk street is provided via wheel chair lift. our meeting is open and sign language interpreted. also available in large print and braille. please ask staff for any additional assistance. to respect everyone's ability to focus on the presentations please silence all mobile phones and pda's. you may complete a speakers card available in the front of the room or call our bridge line. where a staff person will handle requests to speak at the appropriate time. the mayor's disability counsel meetings are generally held on the third friday of the month. our next meeting will be on december 20th. request accommodations at 415, 5546789. 6799 for tt y. a reminder to speak slowly to assis

address that from a public standpoint and today that has evolved to one of the most devastating pan ddemics. and then there is sars or the mrsa disease that are threatening now. we are on guard and being able to respond scientifically so we can develop treatment. so when i refer to this that is the challenge of the diseases cht . >> this story is getting attention and concern by college stupidi students and parents is the m e menengitmen menengitis outbreak. how is it treated and diagnosed? >> first of all, the diagnose is clinical that can be confirmed by lab data. you are referring to two outbrea outbreaks. it is as a bacteria that can be devastating when a person is stricken and gets ill with it. one of the students at the university of california had a terrible complication of requiring amputation of their feet. the reason for that, even though it is a disease of the brain, the lining of the brain, it also can have a replication of the bacter bacteria. the critical way to address this, there are treatments for it, antibiotics, but prevention by vaccine is the best way. we vaccinate people going to college with