good in this world, thattttttttttttttttt >> good morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority meeting this morning at 10:00 am., tuesday, january 28, 2025. >> i'm chair mandelman i serve as chair you are vice chair is vice chair melgar thin jamie lee from sfgovtv as well as our clerk amy saeyang and with that, madam clerk, call the roll. >> >> commissioner chan, present. >> >> commissioner chen, present. >> >> commissioner dorsey, present. >> >> commissioner engardio, present. >> >> commissioner fielder presenter. >> commissioner mahmood, present. >> >> chair mandelman, present. >> >> vice chair melgar, present. >> >> commissioner sauter, present. >> >> commissioner sherrill, present. >> >> commissioner walton. >> chair we have quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk >> will you please call oh, actually no seems ivy believe you is public comment. >> >> we welcome >> location: legislative chamber, room 250, city hall watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) watch www.sfgovtv.org remotely the the best way the best way the best way the best way item, when

so you don't transport c o 2 every day. and this way i can do something good for the climate to this. we truck drivers are often seen as major polluter and so forth by transporting c o 2 we can show we're not so bad after all in switzerland to ship the gas a special permit is required. that seal dog c o 2 is partly responsible for climate change. this tank of it is being taken to iceland via rotterdam in the netherlands. it's a pilot project. it's one of the 1st c o 2 transport emissions in europe. the journey starts at this bio gas plant and burn it produces almost fewer a carbon dioxide around $6000.00 tons of annual light process engineer and professor michael much salty, has spent years studying c o 2 capture. today we meet about $40000000.00, which is due per year and the plans are the climate strategy of the, of the, of the food is that we reduce emissions by electrification to about $10000000.00 toasts. but here in 2015. so in 2050 we will have to handle to manage 10000000 tons of c o 2 from us resubmit this, these a

politan transportation commission policies. item 10.4 amending transportation code division two section 301 to clarify the process for updating s.f. mta base fees and fines. item 10.5 amending the transportation code division to article 1100 section 1111113s1b to eliminate the requirement that taxis submit a valid and current brake certificate issued by an official inspection station certified by the state of california during inspections and imposes a requirement that taxis undergo a 19 point inspection as part of the regular inspection process. that concludes your consent calendar. >> we will now open public comment for item ten the consent calendar. >> i do have one speaker card for item 10.5 for mark gruber. >> thank you again to carla directors mark gruber this time speaking for green cab where i am a driver and helped to manage the company so we i hope you received the letter and had a chance to look at it the letter that i sent over the weekend. i know that yesterday was a holiday and maybe that forestalled your opportun

it really is a very safe way of transportation.t is just mathematically awed that we have these two crashes back-to-back. but i would be surprised if we see another one anytime soon. because the aviation system in this country is very safe. >> jesse: and there is really nothing the control tower can do at this point. it looks like they totally lost the ability to see this plane immediately on radar. and this thing came down like a bomb. and then just spread fire all over this neighborhood. >> right. and that's another thing i was going to say. looking at that video, i don't think the aircraft was on fire. first of all, in the 30 seconds or so that they were in the air, it would have been incredibly difficult for a fire to engulf the exterior of the aircraft. i think what you are seeing is the take off flight. there take off landing lights and they are extremely bright. and they probably had not turned them off yet after takeoff. they weren't in the air long enough to go through some of those things. i heard on the traffic control t

now the task was co-led by the san francisco county transportation authority and the metropol ten transportation commission. the agreement is considered by the fta as a critical third party agreement as it addresses support in advancing the project. i'd like to invite mr. kaylor cty, a rail program manager, to provide an overview of the mou . >> thank you. director rodriguez good morning chair g. and director is jesse keller s.f. cta i will say that we are really thrilled to be here this morning and i will say in the context of your preceding item that we see this mou as unqualifiedly positive and in fact in the context of the uncertainty we are all confronting i would characterize it as something that helps to fortify the firm foundation of local partnership that will be particularly necessary as we confront the turbulent times that director vander water spoke to as director rodriguez noted i am here on behalf of the joint mtc s.f. cta governance team underneath or as part of the entire integrated program management team. i do also want to offer and add my gratitude to the entirety of the ipm t

[applause] transportation, housing, childcare, do what people also want? they want safe and modern infrastructure. i promised you would go after and chase every single federal dollars out there. into new data into your we brought home more than $9 billion to massachusetts. money for roads and bridges, high-speed internet and broadband, solar power and so much more. i want to thank our federal delegation for all the work in bringing this home. [applause] it's a really big deal. it's a really big deal. think about it, transportation dollars although we went from 34th place in the country the seventh place. we were ahead of larger states like florida, ohio and north carolina. we won funding to take the next steps forward on west east rail. we got the biggest, we got the biggest -- [applause] -- bridge grant ever given to state for the cape cod bridges. [applause] these last two years were also taken on some tough, unexpected problems, including a massive influx of people into our emergency shelter system, and influx due to a failure of federal border control,

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we're tracking the progress of the regional transportation measure. i know many of you are very involved in those details and there's a number of items moving forward relating to that effort. senators weiner and are again have introduced sb 63 as the legislative vehicle to enable that and are working with stakeholders and participants on it's details. there's a lot of polling out there and we're working to ensure that that is represented in those discussions in two ways one in the limited operating capacity that we do we of course do not run operational transit service but we are the largest transit hub here in northern california and we want to make sure that our operating costs are secure going forward and then of course to the extent that there is capital funding in that regional measure making sure we prioritize the portal because we serve eight operators today and will be connecting to more and adjacent to bart for a total of 11. so really knitting together that seamless transit network. finally the four our annual process we've launched our 2025

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, but business jets are often used to transport patients longer distances, or they could be transporting something like an organ transplant. in fact, a source of mine flies, organs in business jets all of the time, usually overnight in varying weather conditions can be a particularly challenging flight. this is something that apparently occurred with at least one pilot. sometimes these organ transplant flights occur with one pilot and a doctor on board to monitor the organ. depending on what it is, i don't want to get ahead of my skis here. we do not want to speculate on what the actual mission is, but the medevac moniker means to the faa control faa air traffic controllers that this flight is given priority, and they are often given more direct routes and better handling when it comes to busy areas like the philadelphia airspace. >> and chief ramsey, if you're still with us, can you talk a little bit about what this is like now, but not just for firefighters, but for paramedics, for police officers? i mean, if there are we don't know the the you said there may be fatalities on the groun

i am joined by the former national transportation safety board investigator. joining us. the ntsb is just beginning its investigation. how long you think it will be before we can know for sure just what happened here? >> one correction, they have already began their investigation within hours after the accident. they just have not worked on seeing. they have been in the control tower gathering radar tapes and information from all of the areas around the accident. they just have not had access to the accident site yet. when they get to the accident site and the airplane comes out of the water and the victims have been recovered, they will go in there and look for physical evidence. they will check out the airplane and the helicopter, looking at all the systems that they can. they have the data recorder and the voice recorder. they will be checking. one of the questions you just raised moments ago is the altitude of the helicopter. i am sure they will pull the altimeter system out of the helicopter, testing instruments, and examine it for the system. to make sur

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. >> hi everyone i'm alex a transportation planner with cta and tema. i'm happy to be here today with now gonzales is the executive director of one treasure island to present item seven a quick update on the epa community change grant for a collection of projects called treasure island connect. >> this is an information item the epa community change program grant program is designed to help equity priority communities tackle environmental and climate justice challenges through projects that reduce pollution, increase community climate resilience and build community capacity. >> it is funded through the environmental and climate justice program part of the inflation reduction act signed by president biden in 2020 to. we're excited that the treasure island mobility management agency are tema with one treasure island as a lead partner was awarded $20 million to fund six projects collectively called the treasure island connect program. >> the grant was obligated in late december and does not have a local match requirement. the grant period of performance is

he was accompanied by his transportation secretary, sean duffy...ciate the confidence you placed in me. thank you. authority figures begin to turn their attention to what may have caused the collision. president donald trump held a news conference in the white house. he was accompanied by his transportation secretary, sean duffy... i appreciate the confidence you placed in me. thank you. ..and his defence secretary, pete hegseth. and in that press conference, donald trump did what one would expect a president to do. he expressed condolences with the loved ones. he talked about the tragedy, how this was a nation grieving together, how hearts had been shattered of the nation as they had been shattered in the families of those who had lost their loved ones. but then it took a different turn as president trump moved to politicise the events, which is not something one normally sees so soon after an event, in the first remarks given by a president. he sought to blame his predecessors, president obama and president biden. he also sought to lay the lay the

. >> the national transportation safety board talked about the ongoing search and recovery efforts following wednesday's helicopter and jet collision. and todd inman confirmed the recovery of flight recorders and a black box. this is about 20 minutes. and i apologize we had to move this back. they are one of our primary's concerns. and they are having a hard time obviously. we want to do everything we can to make sure they get the most accurate information and factual information and that's always been at the core of the mission. air job -- our job is to come out with probable cause and make recommendations so that this type of tragedy never occurs again. and i know yesterday you saw the chairman and all the board members here and i want to let you know they are still actively involved. in the chairman and i have had multiple conversations today and she's helped out a lot making sure we are getting the investigative needs we have an she is working with some of our people. i would like to start by thanking the first responders. when this happened, a unified command was set up and we had a lot

and the transportation secretary, sean duffy i know is tweeting about this as well. pete, when you look at that, though, and you see this one, my first thought is how stretched thin is ntsb going to be doing these two major investigations, given what's happening in washington still, and two, this flight was obviously going to be a lengthy one. if they were going from philadelphia to branson, missouri, does that. what does that indicate about how much fuel would have been on board this this plane? >> there would have been a lot of fuel on board this plane at the time of this crash, because it just took off. the capacity is quite large, and the three fuel bladders on board a learjet 55 like this. and that means that it's just more fodder for there to be an explosion and for there to be a fire. and we've seen that in the videos that have popped on social media and online. the big thing here is will the ntsb be stretched thin? and they do have resources, thankfully, to do things like this. they are often pulled in multiple different directions. although of course, this i

transportation and spaces, especially in the sanctuary city.grants are a vital part of our city. our families communities work place and neighborhoods. we believe in equality and opportunity for all. san francisco should in the use our local resources to deport immigrants. thank you for your time and your support. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon i'm jose i'm with chinese immigrant right program manager and serve onim grant commission as a commissioner. today on behalf i speak in support of the board's our city's sanctuary ordinance. deep appreciation and gratitude for the board and the current supervisor fielder leadership standing with ourim grant community. we are aware of trump administration antiim grant agenda. it executive orders targetingim grant communes. in a time like this, it is more than ever person for us to remind us about our proud history as a city of immigrants. and how we stand up to the federal government and we are not the intimidating in deterring our community. san francisco ordinance were in the 90's

behind me are blocked off from where we are at about a quarter-mile away from from where the medical transportshed just moments after taking off you could probably see the bright flashing lights behind me all the first responders getting settled into the night because the investigation is just getting underway and i was told by a local firefighter that it was a pretty horrific and gruesome scene when first responders arrived i was told there were multiple fatalities everywhere and of course our hearts are with the people of northeast philadelphia impacted by this tragedy even people internationally impacted so the company that owns the plane chet rescue air ambulance tells us that six people on board were for crewmembers and pilot copilot, physician, paramedic at a young girl and her mother. we are told everyone on board was from mexico and the young girl was here to receive life-saving treatment trainer children's fidelity assured this statement saying schreiner children's is heartbroken to confirm one of our pediatric patients in the child's mother were aboard the jet rescue air ambience the

you know he's the brand new transportation secretary. and what a couple of days he has had. let's bring in scott pattillo, on our air quite often because of the crash a couple days ago right outside reagan airport. commercial airline pilot. this is a smaller jet than you are used to flying. what you see from the explosion and the debris field look to be about 100 yards long what do you see, scott, what can you conclude? >> you know what? it's honestly i hate to say this, but it's way, way too early it. could be a number of things. i would rule out ice right now, based on the current weather temperature. low ceilings are definitely a factor. hazardous material and all the different medical supplies that they have. but right now it's just absolutely impossible to tell. if eyewitnesses say it exploded. [broken audio] >> brian: scott you are going in and out with your audio. let's try it again. scott, can we hear you? >> yeah. i can hear you fine. >> brian: okay. great. now i can hear you, good. so you were saying i know it's tough to speculate but from your years of experience,

he served on the house transportation infrastructure committee. over the potomac. what are they? >> the first of all let's say we are in communication with the national transportation sector board and the faa parade there's a lot to learn here. we do not even know all the issues yet. but, we know there seems to be a tactical discrepancy in altitude between what was seen at the control tower at what was seen in the plane. we want to know why. jon, let me tell you something we should all be secure we have the best technology, the best of training, the best of everything when it comes air traffic control. we have done some good things in america no doubt. but, i have had the opportunity to actually tour air traffic control in different areas and found something going be quite interesting actually quite shocking. some of these control towers were using floppy disks. still may be using floppy disks that go back to the 1980s presented by them in bulk they could not get them from local vendors. why are we doing that? we are spending money on pei officers

about last night, stay overnight in a secured and covered condition until we can make or way to a transport point tomorrow morning. a lot of our operations tomorrow will be dictated by tidal conditions. the barge we're using has a shallow draft. we'll wait until high tide close to 10:00 before we transfer those items from the barge over to the transport that will eventually bring them over to hangar 7 and returning back out to complete our operation. over the next 24 hours, our goal is really to complete our commitment to finishing the civilian plane recovery. tomorrow our goal will be the cockpit. that goal may be impacted by a couple environmental conditions, notably the wind. but we'll stay conscious of where those gusts and sustained winds are and make sure we're communicating that effectively. we're still committed to our dedicated plan of making sure we plan, prep, assess before we execute and really thankful with all the cooperation from the unified command. thank you very much. i'll be standing by for additional questions and followed by the assistant chief steen. >> i'm assistant f

this video shows police escorting the convoy transporting released hostages. ofer kalderon and yarden bibas after they entered israel at some point today, israel is supposed to release more than 100 palestinian prisoners, and this was the scene at ream military base. moments ago, a helicopter taking off, we believe, with at least one of the first two hostages released on board, taking them to a hospital near tel aviv. i want to go live now to tel aviv and mary eisen, she's a senior fellow of the international institute for counter-terrorism and retired from the israel defense forces. good to see you again. again, i'm happy to to be talking to you on a day when more hostages have been released. you were watching along. your emotions as you see these first those two and then the one single hostage released today. >> just when you're asking me, i'm getting goosebumps again. um, my reaction today is very mixed, kim, because yarden bibas came out and his wife, shiri, the ginger haired woman that we've seen so often with the two ginger haired, red headed kids she ha

another cup got in the bus, was going to transport the root cause of the shoes in cause he's released as put the read attention to the feet of his wife and the 2 young sons, 184 years old. and the other 9 months when they were captured, how much they do acute in the 3 strikes. but is that right has not come from that subsidies the police as well. an already in contrast, fixing some custody when palestinians like the struggles to hold, the crowds from us haven't released a couple things to stop the ceasefire on january the 19 during the 1st stage of the cruise, that the 3, the 3 really captives, what do to be released but is there any unsafe 8 have died. nearly 2015 in prison is also to be treat deadline. so these are in use be made captive and got on the calendar on funding is hoping they will also be soon having some and i just need, i will have this, i'll have it has more now and the release of these ready captives that she report some jordan's capital a month, she's the because he's, when he government and had a student or 40 of band elders here from reporting inside the israel. an

an acting transportation secretary.ote was 77 -- 22. there was a culture effort what's a cloture effort? it is an effort to stop a filibuster or a potential filibuster against the nominee. the democrats, there had to be a cloture vote to prevent them from preventing sean duffy from getting a vote. got a buddy sworn in and day before this accident. republicans do that to have a bigger problem that. republicans don't do it like this. they don't do it like this and of the democrats are doing because the media have told us that at least some of the media. here's one from cbs news the other day. senate democrats work to delay speedy confirmation of trunk nominees senate republicans are trudging through the process to confirm president trump's picks for his cabot and top administration delays by democrats were pushing back on the speedy approval. a senate majority leader john thune filed cloture on john ratcliffe or john ratcliffe was just confirmed not controversy of the cia director. the democrats have said we support a pea

after a medical transport jet crashes and explodes setting homes on fire and leaving debris over the streets. the first american hostage is released as part of the israel/hamas cease-fire deal after being held captive for nearly 500 days, the latest developments live from tel aviv. rachel: donald trump bringing a lot of american hostages home and putting the spotlight also on school choice as we see a significant drop in test scores. the third hour of "fox and friends" weekend starts right now. >> a medical transport jet with the child patient, her mom and four others aboard, crashing and exploding near a mall yesterday in philadelphia. the blast setting homes on fire and hurting multiple people on the ground. as you can see, it left a wide debris field. rachel: i see the sun is finally up and you are getting a better view of what's going on. what can you tell us? >> reporter: i start with the answer to a question you asked about where exactly the jet hit the ground. with the sun being up, local outlets have helicopters flying over the impact site and we can see a crater that was for

transportation is one of the largest contributors to global emissions.orward. at westport fuel systems, we're pioneering alternative fuel systems, enabling the world's engines to run cleaner and perform stronger. westport fuel systems. stuart: the story on the mark, it is coming back at severe drop of opening bell cpi figuring on tariffs and mexico and can dam those tariffs are being negotiated as we speak and the market is coming back. president trump just took to truth social and confirmed he had a friend talk with president sheinbaum of mexico and confirmed tariffs will be paused for the next month. he said secretaries rubio, bessent and lutnick working at the medical examiner con government on negotiations and help be happening as we speak. seems to me, the ball is in canada's court. trudeau of canada spoke with president trump earlier this morning. he'll speak again at 3:00 this afternoon in light of mexico's movement on tariffs. governor mike dunleavy is the republican governor of alaska and joins me now. governor this, is a very fluid situation. m

la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte ya recuperó las cajas de registro de datos del aviónd reagan. juliana monsalve, telemundo. hablemos ahora del departamento de recursos hídricos que ha realizado hoy el segundo monitoreo de nieve de la temporada. esto es en la sierra nevada. el informe reveló que la cantidad de nieve caída y también su contenido de agua se encuentr por debajo del promedio, alcanzando solo el 65% en todo el estado. a pesar de ser un buen inicio, fue en noviembre, diciembre en enero, pues fue extremadamente seco, afectando dichas cifras. las autoridades con esto están advirtiendo sobre el rápido secado del estado sin precipitaciones sostenidas. así que bueno, esperemos que estas lluvias que llegan o que ya están en el área de la bahía contribuyan para que crezca ese nivel de nieve. sin ser expertos, entendemos que así podría ser, no? entonces, este fin de semana, cuando estemos un poco intranquilos con la lluvia, pensemos en eso. si que lo necesitamos, que lo necesita california, que lo necesita el país entero, realmente? claro que sí. y bueno, momento de

they need somebody to transport the, the stuff. yeah. they're being attacked for the simply doing one thing. digging their belongings with them after they have been made to lose everything. and then the part of this trip i think so much we'll leave with that. how many my food from gaza, city israel's, from minnesota. meanwhile, benny mentioned, yeah, he's on his way to washington dc where he's due to meet with us president donald trump. they're expected to discuss negotiations for the next phase of a c's. fine, the tools are supposed to begin tomorrow, according to the terms of the sci fi deal, compo, says it's unclear when they'll stop to the, according to the agreement as to where they go. sions should start to model. we still have to order the engaging with the parties in order to define badge and then to a stop to engaging in endorsing discussions. there is nothing yet clear about who are where on that occasion when coming when it's going to take place, but to at least over the phone of these discussions as, as talk to and we hope th

we ever transportation secretary with is now like everybody this thing it's all shock a going back to and the word of woke wasn't a big part of the vernacular even in donald trump's first term when they put in dei policies that would allow the hiring of the faa a people with intellectual and psychiatric disabilities and i read that that was shock and ought to me i want to look at with the focus was there. the main focus back to the history was safety the problem was as you focused on the environment electric vehicles and changing language for social justice they want to be politically correct and focus on systems and safety bad things happen soil looked at this last week. you haven't seen anybody drain the swamp more than trump is done and when you do that they raise their heads like hillary clinton and pushed back and latch on to you even though there are relevant. our transportation system air-traffic control were using world war ii technology should have been updated 10-30 years ago and democrats right now are upset about elon musk but in my position i had that conversation with do

and also spoken with a spokesperson for that medical transport plane. describing the pilot and the copilot as very seasoned adding that the company flies 700 missions a year. so some of the details that we have heard tonight from the company itself, we also know that that flights the final destination was tijuana international airport. but the flight was going to make a stop for fuel in springfield, missouri, and we know moments after taking off that flight crashed. and some of the images and videos we have been sharing with our viewers absolutely horrific. everything happened after 6:00 p.m. today. talking with some fire officials, one of them telling me that at least one person was here on seen badly burned. had survived the crash, we do not know whether this person was on the plain or with in a nearby car when the crash occurred what i'm told by a senior fire official that one person who was badly burned, still alive when the first responders arrived, shortly perished shortly after first responders got here and began treatment. the more details we le

traveling by air is a safest mode of transportation.ust to that point if it was not safe if there is an issue with air traffic controllers or staffing that could not keep the system of the people safe in it, the faa would shut it down. we have redundancies in places not just air traffic controllers we do have technologies on airplanes to keep them separat separated. this is the safest system, our system does need to be upgraded for sure i have a conversation about that if you want. it is safe to fly. >> is it a funding issue for air traffic controllers as you mention the recruiting, the retention issue is it a mix of those things? >> there are a number of issues. during covid there is an issue where they shut down the academies and then when the academies reopen the class sizes were smaller graduates from the academy got out they cannot get into a tower. with supplement of air traffic controllers. there's a mandatory retirement age for controllers 55 years old. every year we have people cycling up the business. we need more young people

they appeared in public on a stage alongside him ost fighters before being transported out of guys up by the red cross homes. i'm a homage trip to united with these loved ones is right after $484.00 these incompatibility. it's a moment those closest to offer cause the full might never come into the office. we were waiting for this moment that also will come back home. it's impossible to live without him now all the time and he will start to rehabilitate, to get back to normal. and god willing, all the people of israel will get back to normal and we will all be together. and the code was checked with these 2 children must so talk to the 7023, but the parent was at least a month later during a brief ceasefire. these really for international was released by how much on saturday. and i ended up with the request of officials in claim units in kansas city. there he let me come. keith sequin was also free back in easily see goes wife on the web. be able to continue de motions of the book was also up to but by the students like this book to the 7th. but we least in the 1st cup, the 4 pieces,

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i worked for a medical transport company for many years, helped design the medical transports, and then later was an accident investigation up in casper, wyoming, of a medical mitsubishi mu two that crashed, and when it did, it had a medical kit inside of it. now, what can happen? there is the medical box that's in there, contains oxygen and sometimes very large oxygen bottles go along with that. so when we look at the explosion at the end, it's atypical. it's an extremely violent explosion. >> you're saying the oxygen could have played a role in that explosion? >> most definitely it could have. yes. that's what i'm saying, as it did with the accident investigation i did in casper. the same thing happened there. >> okay. and this medevac plane is scheduled for 2 to 3 flights per day. so this is this is a workhorse of a plane to something like a maintenance schedule come to mind for you, or is that not a factor based on the videos that you've seen? >> no. these aircraft are made to to be used that way. and the fact that the pilot does a preflight on every flight, no matter if it's 3 or 5

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i use my vehicle to transport, displaced people to safety areas, the vehicle was 6 and all of a sudden i see they hit this car was hit by a missile. people came out and it was hit by a stick ins. massage. yeah, the monthly this entire area was full of people who heard the sound of bombs and missiles hit the call entering the people inside. 46 injured and sick palestinians having allowed to leave the gaza strip that receive treatment abroad as part of the ceasefire agreement is the 2nd day since the rest, the crossing reopen, direct other ports now from wrapped up. this is the rough i pulled up crossing last line for the people of cancer for the 1st time since may, impedances, carrying dozens of patients. many with life threatening injuries have been collect to cross to one of the to another. the vehicles carrying wounded men, women, and children make the journey to egypt mocking desktops of the recovery. guns as healthcare system is badly functioning, its hospitals are overwhelmed operating at a fraction of that capacity. medical supplies have run out and pull quotes of contest, and do