so, we have in the office, and they are from usf, usf is prove tog provide us with a lot of intern support. first i want to introduce you to -- come up -- monique martinez, and monique is a b.s. in the business administration entrepreneurship and innovation. she's class of 2015. so, monique has been continuing on the work around the pos and has spent an enormous amount of time logging what each county's program or lack of registry program that they have, been talking to the counties in terms of how they regulate that the pos system so that we have a comprehensive log of what each county is doing in the state of california. and i want to give them just a quick moment of opportunity to introduce themselves. so, monique? >> good afternoon, commissioner. so, a she said, i'm a student at usf majoring entrepreneurship, minoring in [speaker not understood] study. one of my classes is an internship here, so, i'm helping here with the pos systems and everything. so, the first thing i did was get a list of primary counties, mainly the larger ones, los angeles, san francisco, san diego, sacramento, r

many students from usf to people all over the neighborhood stop there as a gathering place. there is also lots of games and they really encourage interaction among people as you eat there. i'll just say that the dinners now are wonderful with pizzas,

mta has been trying to install meters where no meters currently exist in my neighborhood around usf and along the perimeter of john adams campus. mta backed down but they will continue to try to impose meters. proposition l proposes it before and mta in stalls meters where they don't exist. proposition l calls for free parking for meters on sundays and holidays and evenings and parking ticket rates. mta has suspended sunday meters for the bond measure. after the election it's likely that sunday meters will be reinstated. moreover most holidays are still subject to meters. for example martin luther king jr. day, labor day, memorial day, you still have to pay. when the mta was established it's only job was to over see muni. it made sense that only regular muni riders were represented and no motorist. later mta took over jurisdiction and parking and taxis and sidewalk design and street space. yet there is still no representation required on the mta board. requiring that one member be on the board is the affection democracy. proposition calls for equal enforcement of traffic laws. there are

i am currently a usf law student. i did get my undergrad in business, so, i want to combine those. that's why after talking to wyatt, i really wanted to work in the office of small business just because it really interested me and i enjoy my study. >> she said, i hope to create more definitions for the additional terms that the taxing treasurer's office added to their list ~ just to kind of help get a definition of maybe why they were added and what type of business [speaker not understood] that you would check that box instead of another box. and then i also helped compile the list, preliminary list of potential business he for the legacy rebate program. i basically just went on to the data s.f. and put in specific terms looking 30 years ago or older and then also certain class codes [speaker not understood] felt would be best that fall under the definitions of it and then just compile it had into an excel spreadsheet. you only have one class code. i did a couple more and i hope to continue to work with that project because i really think it's a great project and would like to pro

he was an employee who had a degree in recreation from usf and he was a giant that i take my hat off to for. we had luiz running the programs and it's so important to have bilingual staff because the distance between mission playground and the permit place is not 52 minutes on the 33 bus you, but it's a chasm, because they don't have anybody in the park to say what do the people think? they wouldn't have made this mistake if they had directors there in the parks and oh, who likes this and who doesn't? let's also speak about the lights. recently they have been turning the lights early and told we're turning off the lights because if the park is not permitted we'll turn it off. i spoke with michele minor and it's all loged in there on saturdays and fridays turning it off, because the park is not performed. permitted. that is not correct. parks are for the community >> you heard about the guy who was killed -- things like people getting killed would not happen if we had staffing at park to keep people safe. thank you. >> [ applause ]. >> thank you. julian ball, oscar grande, john murphy

many students from usf to people all over the neighborhood stop there as a gathering place. there is also lots of games and they really encourage interaction among people as you eat there. i'll just say that the dinners now are wonderful with pizzas, but my favorite is the breakfast brito along with my coffee in the morning especially on sunny mornings sitting outside as well. ~ bur it owe also if you're a bike coalition member you get [speaker not understood]. the live music on fridays and saturdays are really incredible. people should support them. the food is very a portable, but really, really good. they also really care about the community and working with the other merchants are around the area are really advocating for a safer inner richmond district as well. as my office works on vision zero at the corner of arguello boulevard, businesses like bell a rouge and other are championing a safer richmond and safer streets. i also wanted to just add that the website and the facebook pablo for bell a rouge cafe give a lot of the list of all the music that's coming up ~ also

nearly four months, let's get the latest on the fighting and immaterial lan cannes joinimran kahn joins usfbrinbaghdad. brings us u up-to-date. >> reporter: what is happening is what the eye remark i army is trying to do is link several villages in the area to make what could only be described as an offensive corridor where they can consult the isil forces off in the main town towns. they are trying to get these villages together, form them as kind of an offensive change and be able to go in to the towns. but i have to say, i have to say these report key place where his isil fighters are. they were in three parts of the did yale a province. unless you go in to those towns you can't say that you have did yale a province under your coal. so there is a lot of spin. the prime minister is speaking are they being effective. >> reporter: they are. he has summed up the position that many feel. they welcome the americans british, air strikes on targets within iraq itself. but what they don't want is arab air strikes. you might want to ask yourself, what's the difference between an arab bomb and a we

the head of the usf command says the health and safety of the teenagers supporting this mission as a tupperware a. >> and hearing to strict medical protocols while deployed and carrying out carefully planned reintegration measures. i am confident that we can ensure our service member safety and the safety of their mi. >> and nurses assisted in spain is the first person known to have contracted ebola outside of africa during the current outbreak. health officials trying to find everyone she may have had contact with. >> 3 potential ebola patients are being monitored including the mayor says assistance husband. >> the mrs assistant health care for a spanish missionary and a spanish priest who contracted ebola. >> both died after returning to spain. >> the liberian man diagnosed with a bowl of who was in texas has been given an experimental drug. >> affairs condition was downgraded to critical. >> until now has never been tried in humans a heavy blow up. in the meantime president obama says the united states is considering tougher airport screening measures to guard against the spread o

. >>: obviously a unique thing to have the usf as americans in san for cisco.ce-in-a- lifetime activity that will take place tomorrow. <>: absolutely i think the marines are enjoying themselves any time they get a chance to see the great city it's always a great opportunity. they come on down and take itself the with the marines. posted to twitter make sure you hash tag # at fleet week. <

brandon had been working on data recorded by usf net work array. most regions beneath the united states, we found evidence of partial. one of the only ways of explaining melt generation at these depths is presence of water. the other key event that occurred this year was a colleague of my, pierson, discovered a diamond. inside the diamond he found a small crystal. this was a natural one that had come out of the earth millions of years ago in a volcanic eruption. it contained exactly about as much water as we're able to put in there in the laboratory. when i heard about this, i was obviously excited because it had justified many of the experiments i had been doing over the past couple of decades. thinking about the fact you may be the first person to see something for the first time. it doesn't happen often, but when it does, it's thrilling. the desire the to see what might happen is in all of us from being a child and exploring our world. what's going to happen if i poke this? what's a amazing is we're still making discoveries about our planet like

usfs very carefully said we did this study to modify what was said to see if it affected your mood.eople said what? it did not go over well. and facebook has created rules to make sure -- one socialologists once told me that access to facebook is like having access to a glass bottom boat oceanographers. good morning, courtney. >> good morning. the s&p 500 index barely avoiding its first four-day losing streak of the year but it did do it. investors are waiting the jobs report. with unemployment seeing holding steady at 6.1%. we'll know for sure in less than 15 minutes from now. the nasdaq up 8. >> thank you much. have a great weekend. a stock broker in new york has been keeping track of google's auto search, when you type in "what is." today when you type in "what is," google says isis. when you type in "i want to sell," people want to sell their car, their house and apparently to the popularity on google, their kidney. so perhaps the economy not doing quite as well as we anticipated. >> when you say "i want to buy," the jeopardy people are saying a vowel. "wheel of fortune." >> pac

--usf ship they spent thousands of people to show up.ur you do not need a ticket for it is far today at 1:00 and go to begin. >> reporter: saturday and sunday you have to have the air show that goes from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.. kron 4 will be carrying the blue angels on saturday starting at 3:00 you don't even have to leave your home if you can't make it to san francisco. you have to be over eight years old to tour the ship. >> reporter: the hospital workers the first of the ebola cases diagnosed in the u.s. has died the man came from liberia in september in he came down with ebola they're a dozen people what came into contact with him who are being lost a closely in dallas the ebola symptoms anywhere from two days to three weeks to show up. >> reporter: a woman who was terminally ill she is shooting to in her own life but not suicide will have restored coming up. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner elect