we will invest in the top projects that have gotten a lot of development so far, the tep, geary brt and with the rest of the funds focus on sogr operations and maintenance. >> [inaudible] >> state of good repair. >> state of good repair. >> yes. and that includes the repair of both the transit system and the street network so transit, capital, the vehicles, the overhead trolley wires, keeping them in repair as well as pot holes and street reconstruction. >> thank you. >> so then another way of thinking about it this line, row is called the public input, and what this scenario does is generally reflect the priorities that we have heard as we have done outreach on the sftp and that is a lot of interest in transit operations and maintenance, and then a lot of interest in programs, especially in traffic calming, bike and pedestrian programs, and that would be the focus for a scenario like that. we are just at the beginning stages of thinking about how financially constrained investment scenario would be structured, and so we know we will have further information items on this topic and furt

it doesn't inude additional trains or improvements to the trains. >> the capital stuff is within the tep and that's why these projects are not in there. they're more for the customer experience and why it's customer first projects and colorize a lane helps enforcement and in that area and the only one that allows left turns and you're allowed to enter that and we see cars encroaching it and slowing down the trains and we hope that colorizing will cut down on the tactics by automobiles and improve the look and feel of the system and our high travel corridorred. >> how do you enjoy the look or feel if the train is over crowded or if you can't get on the train or there are empty trains out of service and constantly passing you by and you're late to work. i am trying to understand. i am going by what i am experiencing and what the complaints that i am getting from the people who ride the n judah in my district and the continual problems in the peak times in the morning. it's a real problem and when i think how we spent money in the city and what we should be focused on i think about addition

i move for this positive, and i think that this is a terrific project and fits in nicely with the tepating the consolidation or moving of the bus stops is critical part throughout the city. if we really want to get muni moving faster and get people where they are going faster, we have to take a hard look at where our bus stops are located, what they are located in the right position and whether, making some changes will speed up muni, it is really a critical part of the transit effectiveness part of the project, and bulb outs are important particularly when i am seeing the senior disabled people and people who are moving slowly, shortening the crossing distance has a disproportionately at the people that are moving at a smaller speeds and i recommend that we move it with a positive recommendation. >> there is a motion to move it forward with a positive recommendation. commissioner chiu, with a positive recommendation, madam clear, could you call item number four? >> item number four, recommend approval of the 2013 state afederal legive program. good morning, this item begins on page 1

the other movie. in a way. you only seat wizard tep end. he is giving out the gifts.ur movie about is how that guy got to the land of oz and became the wizard. >> stephen: you assume you do most of the movie behind the curtain. >> no, no, how he got there. >> stephen: you are making us pay attention to the man behind the curtain. >> exactly. >> stephen: he's something, you know, he's something like you. he is a renaissance man. >> true, true. >> stephen: are you also a fraud? [cheers and applause] >> good question. >> stephen: he's a fraud, right? >> good question. >> stephen: he's a fraud. >> i am a fraud. this soon act. it's an act. [ laughter ] -- this is an act. it's an act. >> stephen: sour just playing james franco. there's a real one we never get to meet. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: that must be hard. >> well, practice. [ laughter ] >> stephen: you know, why do you do -- why do you do all the things that you do? why not be an -- a great actor, why not just focus on acting? >> there's a lot of reasons. i'll tell you this for a while when i was only doing acting.

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. >>> we tep to follow breaking news from the south bay this morning.s is our first look at the stolen jeep car that has been taken this morning. it's associated with an amber alert because there was an 11-month-old girl in the back of the jeep. there you see the license plate number. 6bwk440. an all-out search with chp. you can see in the back window, the sticker of two little babies kissing. a distinct mark on the car, one to look out for. they are looking for a hispanic female who possibly could have taken this 2006 jeep liberty. keep an eye out for it. >>> in other news now the golden gate bridge is set to go cashless in just two days. the new all electronic tolling system will go in effect on wednesday. bridgeworkers are making some last minute changes to make sure drivers are as prepared as possible. later today crews -- this is what they did actually this morning. they hoisted a 27 foot sign, do not stop automatic toll lanes to prepare for the switch. during the first few days bridge district employees will stand near toll booths to waive them th

. >> hammering the president for cutting medicare and tep embraces cutting medicare by the same amount. >> bill: one of the questions that came up at the briefing yesterday at the whitehouse is whether or not the plan with contain entitlement reform which the president is saying, like the chained cpi. i doubt we will see that. do you agree? >> i don't think we will see anything that specific. the one thing about budget documents is that they are generally a bunch of numbers. what paul ryan has done that is different is come out with a glossy packet of information 91 pages or something like that yesterday. >> that's unusual. usually, they just set targets for spending and taxes and let the leadership work out the details. i doubt we will see anything that specific from senator murray >> bill: jay carney said the president's plan -- the president will have a budget which will come out probably he said the week of april 8th. that's their target. everybody went, that's news. >> that's news. >> that's the first time they have given a date for it. we have the ryan budget. we have patty mary'

jon: congress is taking teps to try to further the crackdown on north korea? >> reporter: they are supporting tougher chances. they are mold holding a meeting on north korean criminal activities that keep the regime in power. here is chairmaned royce from california. >> we must go after kim jong un's illegal activities like we went after organized crime in the united states. identify the network, interdict shipment and disrupt the flow of money. >> reporter: it includes the smuggling and counterfeiting of u.s. 100-dollar bills, jon. jon: thank you. general jack keane will join us next hour to bring us his take on north korea's latest threat and how it could impact relations with the united states. jenna: we'll go live to capitol hill. days ago the automatic cuts kicked in. exactly what are the immediate affects of all of this. who is being furniture load, who is being laid off and what services are being cut? doug mckelway is live in washington with more on this. what are the impacts we're seeing so far? >> reporter: as you undoubtedly know life is totally nor