you know, and is that potential for them to go over the usage? as far as you know, and who would that be? is it the most, is the rec and park or what have you, so to get a little bit more information on what it will look like from an appeals perspective as well as who we are talking about that might get affected. >> thank you, commissioner. >> anything else? >> so, we did call for your recollection, we called item ten out of order. and so long as there are no objections, i am proposing that we go back to item number 8. and madam secretary, will you please read number 8? >> item 8 is a south east plant bio solids digesters facilities project update. >> good afternoon, cruz. >> good afternoon, members of the commission, assistant general manager of the infrastructure. moving from water to the waste water sides of the organization. we would like to present to you the status of the bi. o solids replacement facilities project. as part of the over all project, we set some objectives for what the proj

irrigation account to reduce. >> we assume for waste water purposes, that ten percent of your water usage ss a home owner is for irrigation, which is actually given the 49 gallons per capita per day that is a really small amount of water and it is not worth the time to actually chase down more without having to rely on, your good intentions. >> the pay out there. >> and it will continue to be there. >> 1600 dedicated irrigation accounts that is what we have here in san francisco. >> that is correct. >> it is conceivable that all 1600 might want to appeal? >> it is conceivable. although, that we know that like we said at least half of those are municipal accounts which are for irrigation of outdoor spaces. they are mediums. >> are we establishing a irrigation account court? >> well, in effect, the irrigation account accounting system where we are laying that out. >> and you come back to that irrigation account holder and say, you have exceeded it by ten percent and that irrigation account holder says that i want to appeal. >> they could say that, that is correct. >> and what happens with w

the issue we're seeing is that the permit maybe issued correctly it looks like it will change the usage change and the zoning so it permit by itself will not stand alone. >> i'm not ready to speak to the issue of whether or not there's a planning i can see the use change as mr. duffy pointed out. >> i'm looking the fee of the appellants brief it says the notice it hereby given that your client intends to apply for the permit to demolish or audits permanently remove this unit from houshgs use is that the intent of your client to apply for that permit. >> to permanently remove. >> but to apply for the permit. >> yes. maybe a little bit classification that language is for per verbatim from the section. >> okay. >> and it's placed in there. there's some legal agreement whether or not in some circumstances a permit is necessary to remove a unit period, however, if a permanent is do required then to get the necessary permits removing the unit pursuant to a plumbing unit and it's our good faith intent to remove this from the housing use it's appropriated under the circumstances >> so it's your

we'll tell you about his new bold proposal to help cut water usage. >>> also the secretary of defense now warning the islamic state militants are in imminent threat to the united states. and, we're learning that several american citizens may be fighting alongside them. >>> mornings on 2 begins now. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> in just the past half hour, family and friends of a man who was shot and killed by season francisco police staged a unique protest. this is video of a sun rise ceremony held in a neighborhood. and these are live pictures right now of that same area. we've been there all morning coming up in two minutes he'll tell us how this morning's ceremony how this is part of how they are protesting today. he'll explain how police and witnesses say it was justified. >>> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. >> we had a warm-up yesterday, today it has really ramped up. and dropping into looks like near the oregon/nevada/california border. i think gusts are about 40 to 50 up there. sixty

what is your take on snapchat usage and what you've seen from your research?typically between about 8000 to 10,000 students in the u.s., and in the spring survey, the interest level in snapchat went from zero to about 4% as the primary social form. it is still relatively small. we did ask if it was a primary platform. it is the fastest growing with primary usage. there are about 100 million users right now. whatsapp is about 600 million users. the trend is in the right direction. >> what is the coolest social network out there? is it snapchat or something else? >> i think snapchat, instagram, and especially among girls there is this shot that's taking off. in terms of coolest, it is really up there between snapchat and instagram. i'm hearing about some others, but for the most part, everyone is using snapchat and instagram. and twitter is just occasional. >> interesting. how about you? >> it is interesting to see this shift away from public identities to more ephemeral ones. you see students getting somewhat disheartened by how much we really have to put thems

. >> in this case it would be issued in error it will change the usage that requires another permit. >> the city attorney if this permit was taken out for the permitting use it's part of the process but you need the building permit with it. >> by removing the stove it changes usage. >> no. >> no that is . >> what was the use. >> removing something that the building code requires then, of course, it would be chang the use. >> okay. >> a stove does not set that condition. >> yes. we don't know what the use is we know it's a 94 permit for the space on behalf of it was the top floor being used for a commercial use and conferred back to a residential use there's nothing it on the building permit that told us what the use is. >> okay. thank you. you know what we have the housing inspection services with the open complaint maybe let them do their investigation >> i think there's no doubt there will be multiple actions. >> question is what action do we take. >> suggestions commissioners. >> we can continue to what mr. duffy said wait until after the housing inspection process. >> do we want

the park they've noted because of the improvements the graffiti in the area has diminished and the usage increased i'm here to ask for approval of the conceptual design it's the same scope of work expect for the color of the tiles and maybe the shaping of the tiles has changed insignificantly. prior to that we had received our approval for the shape of the tile and the donation and the sizes and the donation for each of the tiles >> any public comment on that item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> taken a motion and all in favor, say i. so moved. thank you >> thank you very much. >> we're on item 8 the neighborhood parks contingency fund. >> good morning. i'm here on behalf of the jay crest to present a request for $4.8 million for the clean neighborhood taylor's park the rehabilitation project i want to start by saying there's nothing new this is kind of the same budget but we're not able to request the release of those fund under the bond report it mandates that the last project has to go out to bid before we use the million dollars so kimble went out and we were afforded the

to the actual usage to bring it back in original condition. >> i just, i wanted to make sure that we have these number so that we explore what we are going on. and kind of the base line and figure would be as we look at that. >> i think that the important message for the public that we have had a lot of members of the public who have come forward with the ideas post the move by the warriors and do this and temporarily and make the money and all of this is come forward and to go back to do for a long period of time and as the engine reported, the comfort with the ability for the pier to sustain itself, uniformly for more than six months, it has not made it practical yet. >> okay. >> that is something to work with. >> yeah, i think that just so that we have the number that we have and this is something that we will be advocating because it was to be used entirely for the open space and we do have the issue, and where will the money come from at least what would the cost be. and obviously, just to understand the context, for the $44 million. and the same thing, and scenario, to have tha

first up, for the first time ever, usage of apple the ios operating system is slipping behind androidios traffic fell las month to just under 45%, a little behind android. they were neck and neck for the most part. now android has been the leader in terms of install base for quite some time, but this is the first time its beaten apple on actual usage numbers. sees, jon fortt numbers converge. >> hello. >> good morning. seeing numbers converge, and android had had the market share for its install base for some time as we noted. they have a bigger user base overall. this is about data. what does it mean we're finally seeing apple slip? >> it doesn't matter. doesn't matter at all. here's why. android does not equal google, first of all. a number of different companies out there, oems using android devices without google installed. other apps in china don't accrue to google. it doesn't matter also because if ios has enough people in its growing base, and people who are buying things. either digital goods or physical goods, through the device. that's been their key lead is, they've got the

usage. >> michael gave me final instructions on the close washer before leaving us alone, in a house that is smarter than we are. >> i'm not a very good cook by the way, so we are going to work together to not suck at cooking. perfect. ♪ music ] >> we'll do this. >> start. what am i doing wrong? on, off. [ laughs ] >> i pressed that button, i swear. >> 350. >> 350. >> press start. preheating. while we were busy cooling the house was busy too, adjusting the lights for evening, and tracking data. minute by minute checking where the power is going and where it's not. >> what are you guys hoping to learn from this? >> we'd like to help propel the state of the art in the industry. most of the data we'll make publicly available, put it on the internet. anyone that wants to study energy use and they can use it to develop better equipment. >> we want to cover it. >> can we take a before and that. >> you're going to take a las arn yeah selfy -- selfie. honours? >> i would love to. >> eating. >> right

app usage is almost 80% of total mobile usage, very different from when zynga started.ynga needs to adapt and have the smartphone app type of games. that's the usage shift their dealing with, and they have not been able to get to it yet. >> tyler, what do you think about selling the company? would anybody want to buy zynga now? >> the most valuable asset zynga has is its user base. so maybe some of the other casual gaming players. the issue is there's not much other companies cannot get directly for user acquisition, so it's a tough investment case. >> cory johnson, what happens to technology such as the kind used by zynga? it is relatively simple to reproduce? >> it is pretty difficult. one of the things we know about mobile advertising, some of the most successful advertising is getting people to buy other apps. the most successful pushing other people to buy apps and it downloads. so zynga should know a lot about the gamers, people who play games on their phones. that is a valuable market. we have seen statistics about people who play games on their phones. an enormo

as far as the usage is concerned all you need is a phone and a one-time download and you are ready tohat about integrating with individual automobiles, did you have to strike agreements with automakers to do this? >> our erect market strategy -- there are things that we can do but that requires a lot of software development which we can do. we are try to focus on the aftermarket space. all the information is available and you can use our system with virtually any car that is after 1996 which is over 250 million cars on the road. >> as far as the information that is absorbed by the machine, by the system, are you then able to review the data later on to compare your trip, find out how many miles you drove and if you are in the world of business at $.26 a mile, that is the detection for a business trip. >> you can track it for fleet vehicles and rental cars can use it for tracking the vehicle and for the users benefit you can say my tire pressure is low, i am not driving as well and it will report your data for you to look at a later time. excessive give you traffic information because

it's a matter of driving more usage of those products. how can we use them more?consume additional content? can we use them from a health perspective or a commerce perspective? that really drives valuation. >> really quick, what company does apple need to buy next? >> i think they might take a look at nuance to medications. >> what about you? >> yes, i think they could look at content and you may see them doing more content deals. >> no sexy new product, thank you so much. coming up, a new form of campaign, the former obama campaign adviser is going touber. >> it's a little warm outside and it's time to talk ice cream with the ceo of ben and jerry's. this is "market makers," on bloomberg television, streaming on your phone, your tablet, and bloomberg.com and now available on apple tv and amazon fire. ♪ >> cities around the world have been fighting to keep uber out and now it is bringing in the big guns, new men to fight back. the president obama thousand 12 campaign manager, david plot. he will be of a car sharing app senior vice president of policy and strategy o

. >> and that will provide for, the existing usages, but, for a period of 50 years. >> if we go with the 44 million what is the use of the life. >> we estimate about ten years. however, it is like, the 50 year design that is over 100 years and serves a practical purpose. >> all right. thank you. >> so, i guess, you are giving us more of a technical sort of aspect of what we should consider and i guess that we would need to hear from the rest of them. and so, is this worth spending $44 million or what should we do? and if it is a major seismic upgrade i will go back to the and i don't know if we are back to the same number that we are looking at because they were looking at something that was extremely heavy and etc.. and so then the question is, what are the other uses besides the existing use that we could envision from that? which is something that i know that you are not here to answer, but the question will be for us to understand, what are the other uses that we possibly are thinking and what will the cost be. >> yes, that question that you have asked several times and this ques

it is the fastest-growing segment of primary usage.re is definitely -- 100 million users right now and you --ld argue what cap whatsapp at 600 million. coolest social media platform right now? >> i think snapchat, instagram and snapshot starting to take off. in terms of coolest, it it is up there with the demographics. i am hearing about some others, but the film -- for the most part everyone is using snapchat and instagram. it is kind of interesting to see the shift away from where public identities to more networks such as snapchat and a couple of others like that. you really see students getting disheartened by how much we have to put ourselves out there. you will notice on facebook almost every post is suddenly becoming something people have to judge and the like contest. you see a movement towards the networks that are more intimate like snapchat and others. >> people are becoming more concerned about being more public. like snapchat does not even have a business model. no advertising. they do not make money that we know of. -- >>

usage it may not be as important.f you look at it based on market data 20% of handsets are 4s. if apple wants to expand they need to get rice points down as opposed to a larger screen. apple does not have the same kind of content tie and in markets like china. customers do not pay for content and the itunes store is on a limited basis so there are challenges in terms of growing the market. larger screen to make a bigger difference in developed markets where content is key and videos are a bigger driver of traffic. you.ank >> we will take a short break. russia's biggest sailmaker reports results this morning. we take a look at whether the company is taking a hit from the sanctions against russia. stay with the program. preparing forre the larger ipad. apple has been trying to shake up the ipad line. consumers are moving to smartphones with larger screens. china's two biggest car-rental companies are planning to ipo according to people familiar with the matter. it will raise $600 million this year. china auto rentals ar