. >> is the tep something you considering with funds in the future years? >> the current plan would anticipate using the general obligation bond revenues for the tep, but depending on what the tep needs are in two 2 years and the success of the general obligation bond that could absolutely be one of the things, but the public comment earlier, these proceeds are not for the tep, it also can be used for bus purchases for earlier point because the asset life of a bus is not long enough for these bonds. what we did as part of our due diligence for this is try to look exhaustively at unfunded needs that met the bond criteria that could be delivered within this 3-year window and we this i this packet represents that. there may be some other things, but we are also a little bit mind full of the debt service burden. too final we do that is in the long-term planning is there a plan to bring this back down or is the plan for the foreseeable future for the debt service carrying a percent. is there a plan to mind the balance or is it because we need the money upfront?

i am concerned that this is the first brt outta the gate and we're at the beginning of tep implementation. i'm concerned about the precedent it's going to set. one of the points of brt is to separate it and don't stop at every block so we can get efficient movement of the buses. this will increase the cost by about half million dollars, which is not insignificant. we don't know if there are going to be other requests on this brt line. as we know in san francisco, the closer you get to finalizing the project, the more people tend to focus on the details and come forward and say hey, what about this? that's just natural. i'm concerned /thao we do this and then we're going to have other requests as well so i don't know how global this consideration would be. i just -- i don't understand brt, the tep is going to be very politically challenging in terms of implementation. it's /tpoeupbg going to be hard for all of us when you reroute line, consolidate bus stops. i'm not suggesting we can't add a bus stop here or do a consolidation. i know mta's still doing out reach about that, but i'm concern

so the tep has developed a set of rule of thumbs for what additional stations, additional stops would be in terms of travel time. so it could be up to 15 seconds. /theupbs since >> based on this project, the percentage in terms of increase in efficiency was mentioned at 33 percent, so as a result of an additional stop, what does that change to? a: >> i don't have the number off my head but it was going from 32 percent to 31 percent, something along those lines. >> were there any surveys done to figure out how many seniors we're talking about specifically? it's my understanding that in this -- if /thr-fts any information or was there any outreach to determine how many of those seniors actual /hru used the buses along the van ness corridor. i don't have any information or feedback as to the people who could potentially be impacted as a result of moving forward as is. i'm just trying to get more information to determine whether or not this is something that i can support because i don't necessarily feel i have enough information to make a determination as to whether or not i should suppo

a spokeswoman says it's been boiled out of the tep yid water system. ploimys tell abc 7 news they're still concerned. >> battle over naming the bri bai bridge is heating up. it's the western span going from treasure island into san francisco but before the ink was dry, detractors saying no, no. not so fast. wayne freedman is on the water front with the story. wayne? >> it's controversial but it's not unprecedented. the state building in oakland named after former oakland mayor benicia bridge named after george miller still a congressman n san jose you have norman mineta international airport now over my shoulder, take a look. the -- willie brown bridge. it's one hon dwror get a table but how about a bridge with your name on it? well, former san francisco mayor and speaker of the state house willie brown has both. >> i hope they don't still call it bay bridge. >> thanks to strong votes the western span about to become willy l brown junior bridge, maybe. >> this is about an abuse of process. >> today, public citizen filed a case in court saying the legisl

a spokeswoman says it's been boiled out of the tep yid water system. ploimys tell abc 7 news they're still concerned. >> battle over naming the bri bai bridge is heating up. it's the western span going from treasure island into san francisco but before the ink was dry, detractors saying no, no. not so fast. wayne freedman is on the water front with the story. wayne? >> it's controversial but it's not unprecedented. the state building in oakland named after former oakland mayor benicia bridge named after george miller still a congressman n san jose you have norman mineta international airport now over my shoulder, take a look. the -- willie brown bridge. it's one hon dwror get a table but how about a bridge with your name on it? well, former san francisco mayor and speaker of the state house willie brown has both. >> i hope they don't still call it bay bridge. >> thanks to strong votes the western span about to become willy l brown junior bridge, maybe. >> this is about an abuse of process. >> today, public citizen filed a case in court saying the legisl

but it is not believed the two men knew each other. tepas arrested at his home tuesday, blocks away from the murder scene. police say he had 20- thousand dollars cash, two assault rifles, four large knives, and a back pack full of survivialist gear. a judge denied his bail. >> the father of a young man killed near at&t park is asking witnesses to come forward. his son, jonathan denver, was a dogers fan. he was killed during a fight near a-t&t park wednesday night. the fight happened about an hour- and a- half after the giants game. police released suspect michael montgomery. denver's father plans to speak outside the a-t and t park before the 1:05 game today with the san diego padres. he is is hoping someone captured the fatal fight on camera. authorities say they need more evidence. they are looking for unbiased witnesses who may have seen who started the altercation. >> temperatures are a bit warmer. that cloud coverage providing some insulation. with low 60s in oakland. and about 58 degrees in livermore. the afternoon highs are a bit wa

we have had this pushed upon us, and the right thing is to choose the say let's take a tep back and helplp the american people understand how to do it and then they the people, you know, we the government are going to listen to this. i don't think that is unreasonable. neil: when everyone else does the idea of this was killing the thing and in its debt and pushing for is unreasonable, the a side of the record. versus the b side of the record. >> the fact that it's not working out is not the republicans fall. besides this, i think they think that everything is the fault of fox news the. neil: reality has something to do with it as well. [laughter] >> and the framers because they forgot the right health ca in the constitution. i do think that there is an easy and simple method and that is republicans need to save the democrats got it. neil: when we come back, a brand-new segment. in just a few minutes, we will show the world what you're thinking about. i know some of you can't control yourselves. but a couple of warnings. we are only going to use tweets without profanity and we are not goi

hunting for a victim." >> tep-kay-son is also a student at s-f state. but it is not believed theher. tep-kay-son was arrested at his home tuesday, blocks away from the murder scene. police say had 20-thousand dollars cash and an arsenal of weapons. including two assault rifles, four large knives, and a back pack full of survivialist gear. he will be back in court october 2nd. the judge has denied his bail. >> this degrees is cooling things back for san francisco. this sea breeze is cooling things still, not that bad, mild. alameda, union city and in antioch, 71 degrees. low clouds pushing into the bay tonight perihelion that will keep things cooler for tonight. 50s just about everywhere for this evening. for tomorrow, there is a weather system that is approaching the bay area. mostly sunny for the south bay but cloudy for the north bay. those showers are corn to continue for the rest of the bay area more details, coming up. john? >> for the first time in decades - direct communication between the united states and iran. president obama and iranian president hassan rouhani spoke f

. >> everybody had a glitch with their car where they thought the cruise control was off and they realize, hey it's still on. now make it tepes as complicated. that's what automation in the flight deck looks. every once in a while it will catch you in a way you didn't anticipate. >> reporter: we followed along for these days as these sciencists hooked up veteran pilots into monitors to track breathing, brain waves and reactions as those pilots flew various flight deck simulations over long periods of time. researchers track pilot eye movements across a jet's automation display. their reaction times during long boring stretches of flight. >> are pilots becoming too overreliant on automation these days? >> i believe it's fair to say they do in the air transport world. >> this 2006 study from the airline pilot's association found, quote, a pilot's proficiency in the art of basic flying seems to fim finish from portion natalie as automation proficiency is acquired. >> if you're not balancing the use of automation and also the use of solid flying skills that can sometimes create challenges. >> reporter: captain sean cassidy is t

that enhance work, through healthy san francisco, community clinic consortium support the city of high users of city, tep-we recommend we aggressively do outreach and keep healthy san francisco, thank you. >> next speak e please. >> hello, my name is [inaudible] taylor, i'm sure you're bombarded with call tos do the right thing, so i'm just going to say be clever today, i would ask you to pay close attention to who's going to be on the mayor's commission and the voices and the backgrounds and where they're coming from. you're going to have an unrealistic view of obama care implementation, or that's what my worry is. if other ruminating of this advice may have a list of anecdotal evidence and howell they take care of their employees, if you must look to anecdotal evidence, look to the young kids in their 20's who are trying to get a start in their restaurants or any other business, we take kids who can get hurt easily and we have to give them an option for health care and it's hard to pay 2 thousand dollars for one bedroom apartment for this town, so i've been one of those kids and my family and my frien

. >> over the last two or three weeks, agency has been collecting bins of banned eye teps. >> most part, there's no malicious intent. at the same time, you don't know about the same person next to you, whether they see there's a knife available. >> this week at dwi, man tried to clear in his shoes. >> people who try to conceal. >> passengers have come in with tasers in black and pink much last week, at the airport, a man brought this gun through the check point. it was fully loaded. >> it's scary. i actually had a little pocket knife one time in my purse by accident and they didn't catch it. >> keep a stapler in my book back. everybody knows i don't carry a book back. i don't want any problems. >> they say when in doubt, the passengers should check the agency's app. >> check the pockets. >> that's big. so what if you bring something that is banned to the airport mistakenly. the airport says, you have several options. you could either take it back to your car. you could put it in a checked bag or you could actually mail it to yourself and it will be home when you arrive back. >> i still

this authorization does not con tep play the and should not have any allowance for any troop on the ground. i jut want to make that absolutely clear. you know, what i was doing was hypothesizing about a potential it might occur at some point in time, but not in this authorization in no way be crystal clear, there's no problem in our having the language that has zero capacity for american troops on the ground within the authorization the president is asking for. i don't want anybody in the media or elsewhere to misinterpret that coming out of here. as i said earlier, i repeat it again now, that's important. >> thank you. and i can assure you that will be in the resolution. >> good. >> senator? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, gentlemen, for your testimony. i agree that we should not turn our back on such a blatant violation of international norms with respect to the use of chemical weapons. and that if we stand quietly by while a tyrant like assad uses chemical weapons on his own people, that we will be giving carte blanche to any dictator anywhere in the world to develop and use chem

if that happens, the shear numbers coming in are going to put a strain on the resources that are already understand strain tep moment. >> imran khan and anita and zeina. we will have more on the refugee crisis later in this news hour. >> i am james bays at the united nations headquarters in new york. those refugee numbers are st staggering. there is even more bad news. i will tell you how the u.n. is running out of money to deal with the humanitarian crisis. >> to come. israel has confirmed it fired two test missiles into the eastern mediterranean with a joint exercise with the u.s. the u.s. has a number of warship in the area for a possibility military strike. paul brennan is in jerusalem. tell us more about these exercises. >> >> reporter: good afternoon. what we know is largeley the results of a statement put out by the israeli defense forces, the israeli army saying that the missile test took place at 9:15 local time, 0615 gmt and they say they were testing a system called the sparrow which trans lates in hebrew as anchor, anchor stipula-n-c-h-o- a-n-c-h-o-r. it is a missile which is used to test anti-mis

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. >> once i got inside the mall i could see how teps everyone was, the army and police, how carefullyheir cover. it seemed like everywhere we went more people came out of the woodwork. in one sense it seemed very abandoned. for example, music that plays in the shopping mall, the typical kind of music, was still playing on the intercom, so it was kind of this eerie silence of this music interrupted occasionally by gunfire. terrified people crying, screaming, running for their lives really. i never thought i would encount they are kind of tragedy in a public place like this where completely innocent civilians were gunned down and murdered. it's not like a conventional war where you expect combatants to get hurt or expect there to be collateral damage in those kind of situations. this is just a suicide mission and murder. >> obviously expect updates on msnbc throughout the day. beal right back with what we learned. [ taps baton ] [ dings ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every thought... every movement... ♪ ...carefully planned, coordinated and synchronized. ♪ performing together with a single, uni

necessary, he should have said that at the outset instead of waiting so late in the game to decide that was an essential tepthe way this has played out reminds me of the movie "high noon," a classic with gary cooper. in the movie, gary cooper is the marshal, and he breaks away from his wedding to grace kelly to round up a posse to confront the outlaws. as the movie plays out, the members of the posse break up, so by the climactic scene he is all by himself facing the outlaws. that is what has happened here. obama breaks away from his vacation to deal with this threat, to round up the posse, and david cameron bails out so suddenly the president decides and says what i need is congressional authorization. it does not suggest a high level of confidence in his conviction that he is doing the right thing. i think that has fed the skepticism in the congress. it has made it more difficult for members to feel comfortable that they are doing the right thing by voting to endorse the president. for the reasons that have been articulated, having to do with iran and the perceptions of the reliability and seriousness of

the navy yard shooting. is it time for a different approach to mental health care? >>> and maylessons learned. >>> we begin in kenya where a teps military operation is currently under way. at this hour, several of the gurn men that stormed the westgate shopping mall appear to still be inside the building along with a number of hostages. the kenyan government says 59 people are dead and 175 injured. and that number could still rise. al shabaab is claiming responsibility. joining me by phone, rohit. what is happening on the ground where you are? >> reporter: well, mara, it's around 10:00 p.m. here, so it's late. it's raining heavily and there has certainly been fresh activity through the evening, fresh eruptions of gunfire. explosions were heard after a relatively peaceful day. reporters move far away, so difficult to get a vantage point. but certainly in the last few hours, there has been increased activity. presidential officials have been speaking about a plan to successfully neutralize a terrorist. what's not clear is that's what we've been listening to. and officials have also been saying that an operation is under way to en

the wrong time. >> that's what i see but a lot of people not going to see that. they will know just because i've been in trouble before, that's not going to tep> that's why we're talking now. i want to be able to distinguish what happened before versus all the progress that you made. >> now that i'm sitting here for nothing, it make me feel even worse like why do i got to go through this. when you try to do something good, it's like bad things stop you from doing good things. i ain't going to let this stop me. i'm still going to go to school to be an electrician, still going to take care of my kids and still going to be me. >> so the point is, they weren't your drugs. they weren't on you. you didn't know those drugs were in the car. >> i didn't know they was in the car. >> when the police came, your buddy took off. you stayed. >> if i don't have anything, what's my reason to run? i should have went in the house. i wanted to do that but i'm not that type of person because i want to show people like i'm not no bad person. that's why i went back and just talked to him. but he got aggressive with me for no apparent reason. then he thought i was a

and if adopted the house amendments would make important teps to ensure that obamacare, the affordable care act that president obama and every democrat voted for, does not have the opportunity to hurt american jobs and drag down our economy. the first of these three amendments would repeal the medical device tax included in obamacare. this medical device tax is also known as the -- what might be the tax that will harm not only the creation of investment but also the products of medical devices, including pacemakers and other medical products that keep america's health care leading-edge. this medical device industry provides our nation with innovative heament care services, as well as much-needed jobs for many, many hardworking americans. the obamacare's onerous medical device tax, what we also call the pacemaker tax, is already causing job loss in this industry. and negatively impacting innovation of new and other life-saving devices. i would like to insert into the record a letter from a gentleman from dallas, texas, r. wallet human, c.e.o. of ostomed, who came to my office over a yea

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tep for assad to accept. >> putin called assad after president obama announced america was in the final stages of planning fora military strike. obama's failure to win support from congress and the public opened the door for putin to extend a helping hand. russia seized on remarks by john kerry to launch a new glom attic initiative. putin then weighed in with a "new york times" op-ed in which he blamed opposition forces for using the chemical weapons. >> either with the publication of the united states report next week on the august 24th chemical weapons attack or other things, eventually, the russian position that the opposition carried out this chemical weapons attack is going to be completely undercut and it will be untenable. >> the public views the two leaders as always at odds but last month, president obama spoke positively about his russian counter part. >> i know the press likes to focus on body language and he's got that kind of slouch looking like the bored kid in the back of the classroom, but the truth is that when we are in conversations together, oftentimes, it's very productive in the crisis o

tep down. this is a topic that is very specifically on the obama agenda. so now you have atrocity.ery clearly defined this is something he wants to take action. >> so speaking of that, i want to put this out there. this is part of the justification, whaf in the resolution the white house submitted last night. the objective of the united states use of military force in connection with this authorization should be to deter, disrupt, prevent and degrade potential for future uses of chemical weapons or other weapons of mass destruction. there's that term again will we will pick it up, stephen, once again, pick it up right when we come back from this break. the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. i'm, like, totally not down with change. but i had to change to bounce dryer bars. one bar freshens more loads than these two bottles. i am so g