on the back of the op-ed are copies of the assembly bill 61 introduced by assemblyman travis allen republican of huntington beach in california and would privatize our bus stops by making the occupation of the muni bus stops legal. this should be a concern of you and to all other san franciscans as the sfmta expects the demand for permits to operate and private shuttles and muni bus stops to increase. they should be in transit hubs and better yet expand public transportation. congratulations to the newly unionized shuttle operators. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors. mark gleason and principle officer of teamsters local 665 in san francisco. first i all i would like to thank supervisor wiener for his work on this important issue. he has described eloquently today and in this morning's chronicle the effort designed to keep buses moving smoothly while supporting the effort to take prief cars off of the street. it's undeniable that the commuter program is a success and reducing reliance on private vehicle traffic in san francisco. however, congested all of us feel san fra

. >> mike: reid travis has to pick up the scoring slack inside and allen has been quiet. they closed him down from three. >> spero: nastic the steal, four quick points marcus allen when was who was scoring had the first half with seven since the intermission as a quick whistle blown against stanford double bonus and two free throws for arizona. mike you know johnny dawkins well. he's telling his guys it's good to be aggressive. you you have to be smart here with arizona in the double bonus. >> mike: you have to be solid and defend without fouling and try to get traps. it's so tough with this team. we talked about how well stanford takes care of the ball. arizona, the same thing. >> spero: last home loss for arizona, february 10 of 2013 against cal here. since then 37 straight wins as you saw earlier, longest home winning streak in the country. foul charged here to chasson randle and he's fouled out on. first it was nastic and now leading scorer randle. a kid who is usually so well composed -- >> mike: you see the look there, total frustration and he and mcconnell have gon

. >> mike: reid travis has to pick up the scoring slack inside and allen has been quiet. they closed him down from three. >> spero: nastic the steal, four quick points marcus allen when was who was scoring had the first half with seven since the intermission as a quick whistle blown against stanford double bonus and two free throws for arizona. mike you know johnny dawkins well. he's telling his guys it's good to be aggressive. you you have to be smart here with arizona in the double bonus. >> mike: you have to be solid and defend without fouling and try to get traps. it's so tough with this team. we talked about how well stanford takes care of the ball. arizona, the same thing. >> spero: last home loss for arizona, february 10 of 2013 against cal here. since then 37 straight wins as you saw earlier, longest home winning streak in the country. foul charged here to chasson randle and he's fouled out on. first it was nastic and now leading scorer randle. a kid who is usually so well composed -- >> mike: you see the look there, total frustration and he and mcconnell have gon

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travis rice has 54 for michigan state. >>> and stanford run into one true powerhouse in women's college basketball in the oklahoma city regional. and nobody was stopping lindsey allen first half. she finished with 28. the fighting irish led by 11 at halftime. stanford would cut it down to 4. erica mccauley with >> of her 12. notre dame just too much. look at the touch pass. jewel lloyd, one touch and stanford is eliminated from the tournament 81-60. notre dame on to the the elite 8. in baseball, the giants and dodgers. the amazing vince scully going into his 66th season with the dodgers. think about that for a moment. 4th inning after the triple tied it at three. he knocks in the double. 4-3 giants. in the sixth, andrew, high deep, and aloha means good-bye. his first bomb of the spring. giants beat l.a. 8-4. and the a's over the rangers by a score of 7-6. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> time now is 6:53. still to come, we have smartphones, smart watches and even smart glasses. now the technological intelligence when laquinta.com sends craig wilson a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what he