the randolph [inaudible] and pedestrian safety project was completed uses funds by the transportation authority in this case life line transportation thunds and mission bay loop is underway. funds to finish that project very soon. in addition the masonic streetscape improvement open held will be held may 25. it will be on the 25th from 5:30 to 7:30 at the san francisco day school. this is to provide more information and updates on the safety and streetscape features for masonic avenue. glen park saw transit access improvements finally after several years but it was a large program at diamond and [inaudible] so hope pedestrian calming and transit acscess and striping and repaving left pockets and shelters so a lot of work using prop k and federal funds that is available and there to help the glen park community plan recommendation in that area. i know chair wiener is pleased to see that go in. the walk first program saw continental cross walks. sfmta used the prop k sales tax funds to small cross walks on 109 locations. these are locations that constitute 70 percent the severe and fatal traffic

colleagues this month the transportation authority participated in several rail system planning efforts including testifying at the high speed rail authority hearing on the craft 2016 high speed rail business plan and monitoring a plan for the transbay crossing the high speed rail businessman recommends shifting the projects segment to the northern california direct from the central valley san jose is called to build the southern rail first it is given the benefits and costs to segment, in fact, we urge the authority to expand further san francisco tomato misses the revenues of private investment the selection is more than a demonstration project with strongly believe the future of high speed rail in california and the nation hinges on its success by choosing the expanded project that comes up to transbay terminal the high speed rail authority own business plan estimates the ridership will increase by 76 percent and fair bos by 45 percent and net cash flow but with one hundred and ti and private investment will increase based on the numbers it simple makes business sense so far the deba

the randolph [inaudible] and pedestrian safety project was completed uses funds by the transportation authority in this case life line transportation thunds and mission bay loop is underway. funds to finish that project very soon. in addition the masonic streetscape improvement open held will be held may 25. it will be on the 25th from 5:30 to 7:30 at the san francisco day school. this is to provide more information and updates on the safety and streetscape features for masonic avenue. glen park saw transit access improvements finally after several years but it was a large program at diamond and [inaudible] so hope pedestrian calming and transit acscess and striping and repaving left pockets and shelters so a lot of work using prop k and federal funds that is available and there to help the glen park community plan recommendation in that area. i know chair wiener is pleased to see that go in. the walk first program saw continental cross walks. sfmta used the prop k sales tax funds to small cross walks on 109 locations. these are locations that constitute 70 percent of the severe and fatal traff

heard interpretations about the 50 yearlong range partnering for the planning and sfmta transportation authoritys creating a vision a 50ier vision plan for transportation in san francisco and going with that the 50 year land use set of scenarios so we're trying to look at 50 years ahead how the city evolves so have a holistic look for the next planned area be prepared for the next 4 years this is a timeframe of 20 to 50 so we're trying to get head i'm going to turn it over to any colleague. >> all right. thank you josh and moirj just to update opposite the transportation side i think the last time in october when you approved the projects we submitted to mtc for consideration and in planned area since then, the staff has evaluated and looking at the assessment so the performances assessment was performed on a subset of projects flowering ones to consultant one a the fact of the matter assessment looks at how it stacks up against the 14 projects and assessments for each the projects the purpose of analysis of analysis so identify the high performs the high performer you get consideration funding

the randolph [inaudible] and pedestrian safety project was completed uses funds by the transportation authoritythis case life line transportation thunds and mission bay loop is underway. funds to finish that project very soon. in addition the masonic streetscape improvement open held will be held may 25. it will be on the 25th from 5:30 to 7:30 at the san francisco day school. this is to provide more information and updates on the safety and streetscape features for masonic avenue. glen park saw transit access improvements finally after several years but it was a large program at diamond and [inaudible] so hope pedestrian calming and transit acscess and striping and repaving left pockets and shelters so a lot of work using prop k and federal funds that is available and there to help the glen park community plan recommendation in that area. i know chair wiener is pleased to see that go in. the walk first program saw continental cross walks. sfmta used the prop k sales tax funds to small cross walks on 109 locations. these are locations that constitute 70 percent of the severe and fatal traffic c

the randolph [inaudible] and pedestrian safety project was completed uses funds by the transportation authority in this case life line transportation thunds and mission bay loop is underway. funds to finish that project very soon. in addition the masonic streetscape improvement open held will be held may 25. it will be on the 25th from 5:30 to 7:30 at the san francisco day school. this is to provide more information and updates on the safety and streetscape features for masonic avenue. glen park saw transit access improvements finally after several years but it was a large program at diamond and [inaudible] so hope pedestrian calming and transit acscess and striping and repaving left pockets and shelters so a lot of work using prop k and federal funds that is available and there to help the glen park community plan recommendation in that area. i know chair wiener is pleased to see that go in. the walk first program saw continental cross walks. sfmta used the prop k sales tax funds to small cross walks on 109 locations. these are locations that constitute 70 percent of the severe and fatal traff

the randolph [inaudible] and pedestrian safety project was completed uses funds by the transportation authority in this case life line transportation thunds and mission bay loop is underway. funds to finish that project very soon. in addition the masonic streetscape improvement open held will be held may 25. it will be on the 25th from 5:30 to 7:30 at the san francisco day school. this is to provide more information and updates on the safety and streetscape features for masonic avenue. glen park saw transit access improvements finally after several years but it was a large program at diamond and [inaudible] so hope pedestrian calming and transit acscess and striping and repaving left pockets and shelters so a lot of work using prop k and federal funds that is available and there to help the glen park community plan recommendation in that area. i know chair wiener is pleased to see that go in. the walk first program saw continental cross walks. sfmta used the prop k sales tax funds to small cross walks on 109 locations. these are locations that constitute 70 percent of the severe and fatal traff

and which is a practice that the transportation authority encourages and so it allows for to reduce the prop k financing cost and allowing for more funds to remain for the projects. the system is expected to be free of -- in march. this coming march. and this is 18 months later on the schedule, and already talked about the problem that they are having with the delays. as far as the disadvantage, businesses and slow business problems, i am happy to report that the public has a goal of 15 percent, however, up to date, 34, and 32 percent of the buildings have been for the small businesses. the remaining challenges of this project the service date is 18 months later than anticipated. which basically has affected the final transfer of operations to the new transportation management center. and that facility has been completed for a while now. and it will come into full operation, only after the radio project is completed. and in order to meet that date, the bus installation has to start in june of this year. mta has schedule a series of testing and tracing because they want to make sure that

good morning, everyone and welcome to our plans and programs meeting of our stowers county transportation authority, for may, 2016, i'm kati e tang the chair, we have commissioner avalos. and london breed, and we would like to thanks sfgtv. mr. clerk, could you call the roll please? >> all right, the roll call, avalos. >> here. >> breed? >> here. >> farrell >> absent. >> pes? >> absent. >> tang here. >> could you call two. >> citizen advisory report. >> thank you if we could have chris, our cec chair, if he is here. okay. maybe not. maybe if we could push to this the agenda, and okay, great, we will come back to that and if you can call item three. >> approve the minutes of the april, 19. >> and seeing no questions or comments, if we can get a motion or the public comment on the minutes? seeing none, public comment is closed. and if you can get a motion on the minutes? >> thank you. and motion by commissioner avalos and he with will take that without objection. >> minutes are approved. >> all right, thank you. item four, please? >> item four, recommend appointment of two members to the geary corrid

good morning, everyone welcome to the to the transportation authority plans & programs committee of thursday, march 17, 2016, i'm katie tang to my left is we have supervisor avalos and commissioner peskin clerk steve stamos and i'm sorry. >> aaron peskin on the far left and from sfgovtv we have charles kremack and nona melkonian and with that if we can call item one. >> item one roll call commissioner avalos commissioner london breed absent commissioner farrell absent as commissioner peskin commissioner tang we have quorum. >> item 2 advisory committee report this is an informational item. >> thank you. we have chris our cac chair. >> good morning, commissioners two items to brought to your attention on today's agenda item 6 allocation of the property regarding this treasure island portions we have a short agenda and a lot of comments from people on all these things i ask asked about the feedback the cac received they've done a 2356k job of doing outreach affordability and subsidies for protecting residents on the island were addressed quite well becky that represents treasure island said th

good morning, everyone and welcome to our plans and programs meeting of our stowers county transportation authority, for may, 2016, i'm kati e tang the chair, we have commissioner avalos. and london breed, and we would like to thanks sfgtv. mr. clerk, could you call the roll please? >> all right, the roll call, avalos. >> here. >> breed? >> here. >> farrell >> absent. >> pes? >> absent. >> tang here. >> could you call two. >> citizen advisory report. >> thank you if we could have chris, our cec chair, if he is here. okay. maybe not. maybe if we could push to this the agenda, and okay, great, we will come back to that and if you can call item three. >> approve the minutes of the april, 19. >> and seeing no questions or comments, if we can get a motion or the public comment on the minutes? seeing none, public comment is closed. and if you can get a motion on the minutes? >> thank you. and motion by commissioner avalos and he with will take that without objection. >> minutes are approved. >> all right, thank you. item four, please? >> item four, recommend appointment of two members to the geary corrid

this is the finance committee of the san francisco county transportation authority. it is tuesday may, tenth, 2016. our clerk is mr. steve stamos could you please do the roll call? >> sure. item one, roll call. commissioner campos? >> absent. >> cohen? >> absent. >> kim? >> here. >> present. >> mar. >> here. >> present. >> yee? >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you. i wanted to thank josh and charles from sfgtv for tell vicing this today and as always. please call the second item. >> the consent calendar, 2, 3, comprise, the consent calendar, considered routine and the staff is not planning to present on these items if a member objects any of the item may be removed and considered separately. >> i see no questions, let's open this up for the public comment. anyone want to talk about consent calendar? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, could we approve the consent calendar, or do we need a roll call? >> the consent calendar. commissioner campos? >> ab accident. >> cohen, absent. >> commissioner kim. >> aye. >> mar. >> yes. >> aye. >> commiss

. >> -seven is a resolution urging the san francisco county transportation authority in partnership with the mayor's office and the san franciscan miscible transportation agency to develop a san francisco transportation expenditure plan for potential consideration in the november 2016 ballot. >> have been working closely with the future as in november, a half-cent sales tax for transportation, and it would like to thank supervisor avalos for his partnership and collaboration. colleagues we have absolutely massive transportation needs in san francisco and regionally. san francisco is projected to break a million people an and the bay area more than two million people. we will have more cars and it is hard to imagine that but that is where we are headed. we have a deteriorated and insufficient public transportation system. we are working hard to improve muni and cal train, get a high-speed train. rehabilitating bart and so forth. --- mayor lee a few years ago convened the constitution 2030 task force to come up with funding sources for the multibillion-dollar pull that we have for the peti

. >> -seven is a resolution urging the san francisco county transportation authority in partnership with the mayor's office and the san franciscan miscible transportation agency to develop a san francisco transportation expenditure plan for potential consideration in the november 2016 ballot. >> have been working closely with the future as in november, a half-cent sales tax for transportation, and it would like to thank supervisor avalos for his partnership and collaboration. colleagues we have absolutely massive transportation needs in san francisco and regionally. san francisco is projected to break a million people an and the bay area more than two million people. we will have more cars and it is hard to imagine that but that is where we are headed. we have a deteriorated and insufficient public transportation system. we are working hard to improve muni and cal train, get a high-speed train. rehabilitating bart and so forth. --- mayor lee a few years ago convened the constitution 2030 task force to come up with funding sources for the multibillion-dollar pull that we have for the peti

nejra: shares in fiat have fallen in the lawn today after a germany's federal motor transport authorityound they allegedly used illegal stop or to manipulate admissions. reiterated that they comply with emissions rules. ryanair will slow this year. europe's largest discount airliner expects earnings to rise about 13% this year after a 43% surge in the 12 months through march, that is as airlines cut ticket prices to entice customers wary of flying after recent attacks. the ceo told bloomberg that the egyptair crash will put further pressure on your lines. >> the fact that we have had the bomb attacks in paris, now the egyptair flight, it isn't good. great thing about terrorism is it is always doomed to fail, but they change the way people behave. it's going to put downward pressure on airline pricing. will stop has said it investing in tobacco and will divest $1.8 billion into the industry. eurosl sell 200 billion worth of stock in tobacco company, and will run off its tobacco industry bond holding, valued at 1.6 billion euros. in a statement on the decision, "smoking poses the biggest

well as his engineering backward he served as the executive director of the alameda county transportation authority he managed a billion dollars transportation improvement program and before many in the private sector worked in various place across the country and came to the mta with a whole lot of great experience i don't know if i told vince this i didn't know vince from his first time i left the government before i jibbed the government his resume i called up michael burns the general manager of the muni and the mta would you vince is politically will be hire him he said i tried to hire him and couldn't get him to come to san jose that's one of the strongest endorsements and vince is about tremendous in the time i had the pleasure to work with him not just the expressive background and resume and criminals credentials but his manner the way the professional very even tempered with all the crazyness sometimes around the agency a steady solid presence with the project control system implemented within his division modernizing and keeping the big projected o projects moving forward and serving the

he fs head of planning for west bay, transportation authority, cta and planning department. he is retiring as director of planning for mta now where we works on a number of initiatives and most the offices around sustainict, corridor studies developmental related planning and environmental review. he worked on the america's cup and super bowl 50 and bid for olympics in 2024. responsible for bicycle plan in san francisco. worked with commuter shuttle regulations. the list goes on and on. i want to take a moment to say thank you on a personal level for all of us. it is rare breed we get to interact from my perspective so closely with someone that does such an amazing job and makes our lives easier. i caents believe you are leaving and but well deserved. i look forward hopefully seeing you on sundays in mass. thank you for your service and thank you for working with my office inside and out of district 2. the city will miss you and thank you for all your years of service. [applause] >> before we get to your remarks we'll grow to supervisor wiener first. >> thank you madam chair

maryland transportation authority tells us they expect nearly half a million commuters to travel over the bay bridge. yoan opposed to later. travel tips for you. best advise for friday. might want to travel before 10:00 or after 10:00 p.m. saturday and sunday before 11:00 and after 10:00 a.m. there's -- before 11:00 a.m. and after 10:00 p.m. check out on our website home page. expect that additional traffic throughout the weekend as for the district. watch out for residual delays on the southeast free way. over to you. >> thank you larry. many americans say they're planning to skip long lines at the airport, hit the road or stay home. there's a poll out that says 20% of those surveyed changed or cancelled memorial day holiday travel plans because of concerns about the long lines at the time airport. this morning airport managers told congress the lines at security check points are long and they believe the problem is only going to get worse. travel experts say with the long lines, there's expected to be a travel this summer. we checked checked the bay bridge and local weather. ward ha

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this is the finance committee of the san francisco county transportation authority. it is tuesday may, tenth, 2016. our clerk is mr. steve stamos could you please do the roll call? >> sure. item one, roll call. commissioner campos? >> absent. >> cohen? >> absent. >> kim? >> here. >> present. >> mar. >> here. >> present. >> yee? >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you. i wanted to thank josh and charles from sfgtv for tell vicing this today and as always. please call the second item. >> the consent calendar, 2, 3, comprise, the consent calendar, considered routine and the staff is not planning to present on these items if a member objects any of the item may be removed and considered separately. >> i see no questions, let's open this up for the public comment. anyone want to talk about consent calendar? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, could we approve the consent calendar, or do we need a roll call? >> the consent calendar. commissioner campos? >> ab accident. >> cohen, absent. >> commissioner kim. >> aye. >> mar. >> yes. >> aye. >> commiss

maryland transportation authorities said that cars are backed up bumper to bumper for a 16-mile stretch. hello and thanks for joining us. i'm bruce johnson. showers will continue through the night. howard bernstein telling us who is getting hit hardest. howard. >> a measurable memorial day on the beaches. look at the tropical moisture. southeast virginia, the outer banks and ocean city, a very wet day. locally we have had a couple of showers and much better. some of them rather heavy and nothing severe. weakening as they approach cross 20 minutes and maybe martyrsburg. winchester 7:43 and we have to watch. up to the south and east. it has been a wet day and southern maryland. you notice the back edge slowly creeping away. i think it will dry out in just a little while. a sticky night. if you have been outside. the humidity is back. temperatures are in the mid-70s and still 80s in germantown and hay market at 72. clouds and a sticky night. could be a spotty shower or storm. overall, not too bad as temperatures fall through the 70s. but a couple of rain chances coming up in the next few d

visit our website >> good morning and welcome to month late meeting of san francisco conte transportation authority. i'm scott wiener, the chair of the authority and mr. clerk can you call the roll. >> commissioner avalos, present. commissioner breed, absent. commissioner campos, present. commissioner cohen, present. commissioner farrell, absent. commissioner kim, present. commissioner mar, absent. commissioner peskin, present. commissioner tang, absent. commissioner wiener, present. commissioner yee, present. commissioner breed, present. we have quorum. >> thank you very much. item number 2. >> item 2, chairs report. this is a information item. >> thank you. i was pleased earlier this month to join with mayor lee and transportation authority to welcome anthony fox to san francisco. san francisco is among 7 sit ease for challenge grant offered by the department of transportation and volcon transportation and delegation including secretary bock was in town to demonstrate new ways to manage transportation mpt secretary fox is a former mayor taking initiative particularly regarding funding given the p

secretary supervisor wiener on the board of supervisors and chair transportation authority. >> thank you and the president for getting it when it comes to urban mobility and the challenges the city faces thank you. >> director the california traffic safety. >> malcuss with the flint traffic systems. >> with google x and fred i'm with san francisco resident proud. >> john gordon chief financial officer gentle protect. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bryan with the california state agency good to see you i'm kevin the mayors director mr. mayor ope

. >> today, the transportation authority of santa clara is offering discount pass for teens and kids for the summer that is $75. it can be used for unlimited rides between june 1 and august 31. the pass is send on light rail trains and buses for anyone 18 and under $630 less than regular monthly passes for kids and are sold until july 15. >> planned new apple store in downtown san francisco is opening. the young square flag sore is at post and stockton street. the store will have 44' high sliding glass doors and three stories high. the fountain is designed by a late san francisco artist and that is the main feature of the lazy. to celebrate, apple is hosting live entertainment all weekend. >> marin county's cal girl creamery has merged with a swiss company. the owners want to open a production facility in petaluma. a swiss company will fund it. cal girls owner remain in charge including food distribution companies. >> whoa! a sign of more to come upgrading one of the most iconic parks, this is one of a dozen trees in alamo square that need to come down in danger of falling. there are

. >> the young man was being transported, authorities found the body of a second victim. sooting shocked the community. >> it's crazy. you don't see this happen in your community. >> today's search and rescue crews comb combed the hillside, looking for evidence this while homicide investigators looked for the killers. >> we're hopeful to get more than just one person here at this house. for us that just means that doesn't stop here. police say both of the suspects are 17 and authorities have not said what led to the shootings. >>> our abc7 news app sent out alerts to be the first to know when news affects where you live down load the abc7 news app. >> the bay area biggest cities wieted an hour to see hillary clinton. >> we have live team coverage. let's begin with lyann lyanne melendez. lyanne? >> it was a very enthusiastic crowd. if you remember, gavin newsom supported hillary clinton eight years ago, over obama and hillary never has forgotten that. now, police clinton focused on two things that are important and matter most, and theys are jobs and economy. she delivered

the contra costa transportation authority says the closure helped make way for a new pedestrian overcrossing on riverside avenue. when completed, the new overcrossing will extend across amador street, making it safer for riverside elementary school students and the community. cal- trans says the overcrossing will open this fall. breaking news from overnight out of iraq. isis is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack, just north of baghdad. it happened at a natural gas plant. at least seven police officers are dead, and two dozen more people are injured. >> marty:two suicide bombs went off at the plant -- one at the entrance, and another inside the facility. six isis militants then tried to storm their way in, but security forces were able to hold them off. "i would say by their personality, yes, they were probably taking over by an africanized bee hive." killer bees in the east bay. now, a concord homeowner says he has the colony under control. this comes after the bees killed two small dogs and sent two people to the hospital. kron 4's kate cagle went out into the swarm to show us why

the transportation authority says the closure will help make way for a new pedestrian overcrossing on riverside avenue when it's finished. it will extend toward riverside elementary. we'll keep you updated on closures for this projected. >>> the other story, some crazy driving in berkeley tonight. police say a driver traveling the wrong way panicked and then reversed into this pole. this is from wildfire, a user generated app. police did close the roads for a few minutes until a tow truck could get there and bring the car off the pole. that's not something you see every day. >> certainly a nasty scene. >> i would say by the personality, they were probably taken over by africanized beehive. >> killer bees in the bay area, a homeowner is saying that he finally has that colony under control. >> only after the bees killed two small dogs and sent two people to the hospital. kron went out into the swarm to show us why these beesare dangerous. >> reporter: only an expert can say whether or not these are africanized bees, but i spoke to multiple bee keepers today who say they certainly act li

. >> the young man was being transported, authorities found the body of sooting shocked the community. >> it's crazy. you don't see this happen in your community. >> today's search and rescue crews comb combed the hillside, looking for evidence this while homicide investigators looked for the killers. >> we're hopeful to get more than just one person here at this house. for us that just means doesn't stop here. police say both of the suspects are 17 and authorities have not said what led to the shootings. >>> our abc7 news app sent out alerts to be the first to know when news affects where you live down load the abc7 news app. >> the bay area biggest cities wieted an hour to see hillary clinton. >> we have live team coverage. let's begin with lyann lyanne melendez. lyanne? >> it was a very enthusiastic crowd. if you remember, gavin newsom supported hillary clinton eight years ago, over obama and hillary never has forgotten that. now, police clinton focused on two things that are important and matter most, and theys are jobs and economy. she delivered quite a few jabs at donald trump.

. >> -seven is a resolution urging the san francisco county transportation authority in partnership with the mayor's office and the san franciscan miscible transportation agency to develop a san francisco transportation expenditure plan for potential consideration in the november 2016 ballot. >> have been working closely with the future as in november, a half-cent sales tax for transportation, and it would like to thank supervisor avalos for his partnership and collaboration. colleagues we have absolutely massive transportation needs in san francisco and regionally. san francisco is projected to break a million people an and the bay area more than two million people. we will have more cars and it is hard to imagine that but that is where we are headed. we have a deteriorated and insufficient public transportation system. we are working hard to improve muni and cal train, get a high-speed train. rehabilitating bart and so forth. --- mayor lee a few years ago convened the constitution 2030 task force to come up with funding sources for the multibillion-dollar pull that we have for the peti

secretary supervisor wiener on the board of supervisors and chair transportation authority. >> thanknd the president for getting it when it comes to urban mobility and the challenges the city faces thank you. >> director the california traffic safety. >> malcuss with the flint traffic systems. >> with google x and fred i'm with san francisco resident proud. >> john gordon chief financial officer gentle protect. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bryan with the california state agency good to see you i'm kevin the mayors director mr. mayor open this

secretary supervisor wiener on the board of supervisors and chair transportation authority. >> thank you and the president for getting it when it comes to urban mobility and the challenges the city faces thank you. >> director the california traffic safety. >> malcuss with the flint traffic systems. >> with google x and fred i'm with san francisco resident proud. >> john gordon chief financial officer gentle protect. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bryan with the california state agency good to see you i'm kevin the mayors director mr. mayor ope

good morning, everyone welcome to the to the transportation authority plans & programs committee of thursdaymarch 17, 2016, i'm katie tang to my left is we have supervisor avalos and commissioner peskin clerk steve stamos and i'm sorry. >> aaron peskin on the far left and from sfgovtv we have charles kremack and nona melkonian and with that if we can call item one. >> item one roll call commissioner avalos commissioner london breed absent commissioner farrell absent as commissioner peskin commissioner tang we have quorum. >> item 2 advisory committee report this is an

what you have for the rail, coming from here -- >> the local transportation authority? tony: we open-source the information, pull that in in displays, in html five. the other information for ridesharing, car sharing, right hailing and bike share, the data we pull through, we have partners. peter: [indiscernible] tony: they are our partner. in four minutes, you can have a car here waiting? radiuse have a 20 minute for this particular location. we are pulling in all the interactions within a 20 minute radius, and in addition to the other information, you can get on your phone, we show you the search before you actually have the opportunity to hail it. peter: is this public information? the metro and some of this. you are allowed to pull that in? it is free? tony: it is free to us. [indiscernible] are trying to demonstrate how we can help local governments, if they are trying to deal with the information that they provide, real-timee found that transit information is valuable to them. being able to pull that information away from the train platform helps those people make

. >> mark: the center fell transportation authority is offering low fare pass for kingston kids for theer. kids under 18 will delegate on the right on all summer long long for cert dollars the key. use all the buses dropped santa clara county through jefferson august 31st. passes are and sell until july 15th. an engineer and develops steer work on sept. cars. he's now trying to trade some driving big rigs. their families out of the one that bigger trucks was offer centers lazing cameras slick image in navigate u.s. highways on the wrong. driver would have to be the truck but there would be able to map and handle other tasks during the drive. >> darya: that's a big vehicle to do that with. person san diego said they're trying to find a tunnel in the senate. the water came in and started filling out the hall and the stock and stock up to his head in the sand and economic gaps. but guard the duty had chills and got him out. >> mark: pet owners are our race after bay area premiere is arrested for animal cruelty. have details on a live report. we have new information after a woman's body was

maryland transportation authorities said that cars are backed up bumper to bumper for a 16-mile stretchthanks for joining us. i'm bruce johnson. showers will continue through the night. howard bernstein telling us who is getting hit hardest. howard. >> a measurable memorial day on the beaches. look at the tropical moisture. southeast virginia, the outer banks and ocean city, a very wet day. locally we have had a couple of showers and much better. some of them rather heavy and nothing severe. weakening as they approach cross

secretary supervisor wiener on the board of supervisors and chair transportation authority. >> thank you and the president for getting it when it comes to urban mobility and the challenges the city faces thank you. >> director the california traffic safety. >> malcuss with the flint traffic systems. >> with google x and fred i'm with san francisco resident proud. >> john gordon chief financial officer gentle protect. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bryan with the california state agency good to see you i'm kevin the mayors director mr. mayor ope

. >>> federal transportation authorities have signed an agreement for another delay in the high speed first segment a 119-mile stretch has been pushed back to 2022. it covers 2 1/2 billion dollars in federal matching funds. san francisco wants more self- driving cars. they are trying to make the case for a $50 million grant, the grant will be awarded to a major city with a vision for the future. san francisco's plan includes cars that would be connected to each other wirelessly. this would prevent traffic collisions and help with continue yes -- continue 66. plans to open a new apple store are moving along. the location will open saturday at 10 am. we're getting a first look inside. tune in as we look in live. that's coming up on the nine. i've been watching that. >>> time is 5:42. the census bureau released new population numbers. the two bay area city as morning the fastest growing in america. >>> no more e-cigarettes allowed on airplanes, not even on checked bags. >> good morning, we're looking for the commute on south bay approach on westbound 237 is not that slow. there's a coupl

. >>> in a few hours, the water emergency transportation authority will present their strategy for the of ferry service. the meeting starts at 11 a.m. at the bay area council headquarters in san francisco. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we are getting a preview of the second annual "invictus" games. an international competition for disabled servicemen and -women founded by prince harry. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,, >>> good morning. i'm gianna in the "kcbs traffic center." highway 4 is the hot spot for the morning. they are clearing this accident out of the left lane. it's westbound 4 at willow pass road. look at that seven miles per hour in some spots so it's slow backed up into antioch now. so beyond railroad at this point. at least the portion from hillcrest to 242, that will take you 20 minutes. probably an extra 20 minutes if you are traveling out of antioch this morning. hey, look at this. good news. bay bridge not too bad. metering lights are on. delays on the eastshore freeway, busy 15 minutes carquinez bridge to the maze. >>> good mornin

secretary supervisor wiener on the board of supervisors and chair transportation authority. >> thank you and the president for getting it when it comes to urban mobility and the challenges the city faces thank you. >> director the california traffic safety. >> malcuss with the flint traffic systems. >> with google x and fred i'm with san francisco resident proud. >> john gordon chief financial officer gentle protect. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bryan with the california state agency good to see you i'm kevin the mayors director mr. mayor ope

well as his engineering backward he served as the executive director of the alameda county transportation authority he managed a billion dollars transportation improvement program and before many in the private sector worked in various place across the country and came to the mta with a whole lot of great experience i don't know if i told vince this i didn't know vince from his first time i left the government before i jibbed the government his resume i called up michael burns the general manager of the muni and the mta would you vince is politically will be hire him he said i tried to hire him and couldn't get him to come to san jose that's one of the strongest endorsements and vince is about tremendous in the time i had the pleasure to work with him not just the expressive background and resume and criminals credentials but his manner the way the professional very even tempered with all the crazyness sometimes around the agency a steady solid presence with the project control system implemented within his division modernizing and keeping the big projected o projects moving forward and serving the

indulge me i'd like to ask the community services and partners from the john san francisco transportation authorityompany that provides the property management and acknowledge the huge work i'll ask the residents to come up as well for a group picture just a huge group to work on the things that gretta and anthony have been worked on and others it didn't come easy the folks themselves and gretta says why me we want to get to a time and mr. mayor you talked about getting to a place to help 8 thousand people get off the streets wears hoping everyone will say that is them and people have a right to housing and it will be great to eliminate homelessness in our community i think our program is done except asking john streets of san francisco and the residents to come up we'll have victor and sam if you'll do it and help us remember this day mr. mayor thank yo (clapping.) >> housing everybody doing happy asian pacific american heritage month coming up well, welcome everybody to city hall and want to say thank you for helping us kickoff the next month of great celebrations we have worked out with our asia

the south jersey transportation authority kicked off the summer season at the farley service plaza as a thank you tore drivers, chickies and petes are serving up free passage through the egg harbor toll plaza tonight. >>> according to aaa, nearly 106,000 first state residents were hitting the road over the weekend that is up 2% from last year. del/dot extended plans, through midnight on monday. >> it's time for a check of the "action news" traffic report on this holiday friday. lets go live to pat pellman. not a lot of extra elbow room as you get down to the shore points, looking live in bellmawr the southbound side more crowded than normal. but the traffic is moving here a stop and go sort of pace from the pennsylvania side of the walt whitman bridge into south jersey on down to the a.c. expressway. you are moving okay on the expressway for a while and then you hit 16 miles per hour and coming south on the parkway from galloway township. a lot of 30s and 40s towards somers point. and down to the delaware beaches to get the grotto pizza, just 12 miles per hour on highway 1 and a crash

transportation secretary anthony fox threatened to shut down metro if it did not follow federal transportation authority directive. >> myself and the board have no president esh vacation about shutting down the system if it's not safe. we're not sending trains out there and puttingeo danger. >> and you can see on my left there is a bus often standby. we're going to be a seeing a lot more of these buses if there is in fact a shirt down and that will be the main way people get around ft. train and rail system shuts down. now, last year students at u d.c. submitted recommendations on how to fix the metro escalator problem and we're told some of those suggestions and solutions were used even though the problem here is more of a maintenance issue. tisha lewis, "fox5" d.c.. >> here's a look at the places trackry pairs are need topped metro red line between medical september airport van necessary station and orange and silver lines boston mu toest falls church and potomac avenue station to d & g junction on the blue, orange and silver lines. >> we expect to hear from metro safety chief for the first time tomor

good morning, everyone and welcome to our plans and programs meeting of our stowers county transportation authority, for may, 2016, i'm kati e tang the chair, we have commissioner avalos. and london breed, and we would like to thanks sfgtv. mr. clerk, could you call the roll please? >> all right, the roll call, avalos. >> here.

and forwarded as a committee record to urge thesuch county transportation authority in partner with mayors office and sfmta to develop a expenditure plan to specify the use of revenue from a potential new half cent sales tax for transportation for consideration for the november 2016 ballot. >> supervisor wiener. >> thank you very much and thank you supervisor avalos and mar for their cosponsor ship. this resolution simply moves forward and allows to continue working on half cent transportation sales tax to meet the massive transportation needs of the city and region in the coming years and decades. we have billions of dollars in unfunded capital needs in the transportation sent squr the mayor convened the transportation 2030 working group a few years ago that came up with a plan to meet the capital gap over a 15 year period included funding sources one was a half cents sales tax dedicated to transportation needs and so this is a step in that direction in terms of implementing one of the recommendations, one of the key recommendations of the transportation 2030 taskforce. we are continuing

and forwarded as a committee record to urge thesuch county transportation authority in partner with mayors office and sfmta to develop a expenditure plan to specify the use of revenue from a potential new half cent sales tax for transportation for consideration for the november 2016 ballot. >> supervisor wiener. >> thank you very much and thank you supervisor avalos and mar for their cosponsor ship. this resolution simply moves forward and allows to continue working on half cent transportation sales tax to meet the massive transportation needs of the city and region in the coming years and decades. we have billions of dollars in unfunded capital needs in the transportation sent squr the mayor convened the transportation 2030 working group a few years ago that came up with a plan to meet the capital gap over a 15 year period included funding sources one was a half cents sales tax dedicated to transportation needs and so this is a step in that direction in terms of implementing one of the recommendations, one of the key recommendations of the transportation 2030 taskforce. we are continuing