$1.1 million into planning projects over the next 5 years >> i want to thank supervisor avalos and tilly for this equitable way of looking at the districts needs but i think this helps us and our residents that the ta is looking at the specific needs of our districts so thank you. >> chimney in as well. i do really appreciate staff moving on this idea and something i brought forward as a need in district 11 we have real sluggish way of getting pedestrian projects moving and bike projects the need is really, really great. i think one of the beneficial things we can talk about for our district is how to get more resident involved in the sdooip and planning process this program can help with that >> okay right into my next slide. one it's a great opportunity to increase community engagement in san francisco. and the second reason it creates a project pipeline of neighborhood scale projects in san francisco neighborhood. that means the size of the project and the cost those are things that effects neighborhoods and two integral parts one is identifying priority tiger's recommendations we sho

$1.1 million into planning projects over the next 5 years >> i want to thank supervisor avalos and tilly for this equitable way of looking at the districts needs but i think this helps us and our residents that the ta is looking at the specific needs of our districts so thank you. >> chimney in as well. i do really appreciate staff moving on this idea and something i brought forward as a need in district 11 we have real sluggish way

transportation tom nolan is here as well as his assumes a fact not in evidence i want to thank them and tillye bay area council jim has been a great contribute to us here in the bay area as we should tell our transportation issues in the city. it's better to start up the conversation with the corporations that are employees and resident are going to figure it out better and working with the commuter shuttle companies as well as the companies that are hiring our residents. it's a great opportunity to talk about this because guess what our transportation needs are great and we reflected that i think in a serious document we recently rolled the transportation documented that ed reiskin 2rikd so much to envisioning our needs. today, we're talking about a challenge something that is a recent phenomena but been in the eyes of the folks it's the commuter shuttle that have been taking our resident and others to their jobs and be it a silicon valley company or medical compass or university the shuttles are here and they've been helpful in that but for them possibly we could see 45 thousand additional

>> i was looking at eustace tilly. doodling hinge. i wondered what he would look like if he was -- for months and months before, the violence that erupted in crown heights between the hasidic community and the black exunt, kind of a -- munt, community, kind of a race riot, had he should just kiss and make up. how can i express that thought, it was like finding a thought poking around, like a scientists in the lab, this rathe rather attractively faux naive picture, a possible valentine's picture, dealt with something charge was explosive at that moment, so different than what had come before the magazine's history. >> the female construction worker nursing her child? where did that come from? >> before i met francois. >> your wife. >> doing electrical sheetrocking, plumbing, acting as a play working as an architectural model-builder, cobbling and a salesperson of candy at a counter, this was her -- anything i can do could compete with that, i can put words together and pictures together a little bit. but maybe it came from that on some

pumping in a warm air from the south so much japan actually temperatures will be on the rise and for tilly there is the risk of avalanche to go along with that number last us several weeks we've seen some significant snow fall is when the moms out here. all that will be nothing or rather quickly now behind this. if you have respiratory issues or if they pay the fee for its use of this is definitely something you want to look after other day on tuesday into wednesday snagged us will take up from the weston pm two point five forecast deftly showing the series in red eye with a high concentration of it and that's going to be one of the issues or the experts twenty forty min up to forty eight and seventy two hours as it does continue to push through now as far as it enters our concern hong kong died twenty five k at twenty five down towards the partly cloudy skies epping thunderstorms in the tropics for the most part but highs into the thirties and of course north we are seeing a warming trend so good news and still getting up to fourteen therefore eon took us sixteen. the thing is though was

information act request for any evidence to disprove the theory that key is in fact a shapeshifting rip tilly an alien a string humanity towards enslavement his office couldn't produce the goods but he fought back with us. as the saying no need to be. sitting on night you know my shit i don't have a brain so you. well you know what they say right politicians are all snakes there are lines where we have to get all the ground. america could be flying high with the jetsons but instead. with the flintstones back in one nine hundred sixty six time magazine published an article that looked ahead toward the future and discussed what the rise of technology and automation and computers all had stuff was going to mean for working class americans you know from the time of the church washington presidency until the president's iran and reagan was a few blips for wars in there but generally speaking all the time as american workers became more productive their wages went up along with their productivity or their working hours went down or both. we went from sixty hour work weeks in poverty wages in the ea

i'll be discussing april 3rd long island at the tillis center. tickets are going fast. about the internet, you can't see it's a boone to humanity. what you aren't understanding, is that the net makes it easy to fritter away your life. ken from south carolina. here's a quote from albert einstein. i fear the day when technology will surpass our human interaction, the world will have a generation of idiots. thanks for sending that. jeff from washington, there's a difference between being well informed and well educated. i hope my generation wakes up. the net is a great tool, but it is easy to become enslaved. you are openly critical of the net but turn around and give the website information in your tip of the day. come on, grant. i said the net can be a force for good. but it is being abused by millions of people. polly sellers, reno, nevada. o'reilly, right after you signed off on the factor, i claimed $43 from the state of california. thank you for helping me with the tip of the day. >> well, you're welcome. for those who missed it last night, the websites where you mig

kay hagin versus tillis, what's going on 42% right now are seeming to side with tillis. >> bottom lineent when she first ran, she said, that person was voting 92% with the president at that time. guess what? kay hagin, i wrote a note, is 96% with the president. she's clearly in lockstep with the majority party. she's voted once again. she was the deciding vote on obamacare. she said you could keep it. people are angry. and people need to get their heads out of the sand in this country and hold these folks accountable because of them, they lost their health care, paying more for insurance and the economy is stagnant. >> how much are these topics going to play in louisiana in terms of stronghold there? we've got landrieu versus cassidy. only 10% undecided. but it's not looking good for her. >> that's a toss-up. obviously she has connections, strong connections, family connections in very powerful voting bloc cities. hard worker. that's more of a toss-up than the other two. >> when are we going to see your name on one of these races in the future coming up for senate? >> listen, i'm obvio

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