people like momma video and keyless, remind us that a new road is on its way the the van line motivated, the van is our home and our way of life is upon. it appears to be slightly unusual and it does have any challenges, but i like it's literally nice chance to shape our lives, but it's not as simple. that's what it is. you think of the as the okay. then show me she a name to be in this 1st van life, couple intent to go to london by then. they began the journey with the aim of travelling around the wood in the market, the uneven and have already seen nearly all of india states. and the phone of hometown is to assure it. and caroline, but it isn't just india that we can sit at home country because we travel is we've got all the way up to the portage and they've called to the china buddha and to be tons onto the boat of me in mind. these are one of the kind experiences to have an experience for the no i for the ever since i was very young, i always wanted to travel, but my parents, sorry, but straight to the family as well as adults. so that desire that i have is a young girl to go and tr

. >> and the vanness line.ly they said the car went airborne and then click toyota truck or forerunner prickly that truck caused it to flip in the air and then it landed on top of the tesla. >> a woman who asked us not to show her face or share her name live and work in the area and both say crashes are common here. cleon, every time, the ways that people is very fast. >> two weeks ago there was another accident around here and someone was wrapped around a light pole right there prickly this time it was deadly, campbell police confirmed the man that died at the scene, and his female passenger is in the hospital, in critical condition. >> sad, very sad. very sad. >> innocent people just up at the light, waiting for the light to turn green. >> reporter: as far as the driver of the honda goes. >> ethically arrested them and put them in the back of the car and took them. >> a spokesman says officers arrested 37-year-old fabian colorado and booked him into the santa clara county jail on one count of vehicular mansla

really as strong as continue to devastate the strip moving 8000 palestinians in gaza have not lost van lines. israel's prime minister, one is the war and also will be long and difficult and says is, randy faust is expanding the ground operation. the at least 3 palestinians have been killed by these really minute treat in the occupied westbank thousands of law engine. i'm showing solidarity people take to the streets around the wiles to protest against the, to the well, it is now 11 gmc, that's 1 pm in the afternoon and gaza by conditions for 2300000 palestinians trumped in the territory, are rapidly deteriorating from the 20 sunday, now israel has continued its relentless upon baldwin. moving 8000 palestinians has now been confirmed dead since the school broke out. the wind chief says that number is totally unacceptable on the ground, the one says civil order is collapsing is some of its warehouses of and due to the food, an essential supplies. stephanie jack around the latest. a desperate scramble for supplies. this is survival moved. people broke through the doors of this u. n. warehouse i

being pushed down to van lines and decades of occupation, and that's how things resonate very quickly around the middle east. when i spoke to a fault as to who was suffering for after the guy said he is coming down his eyes. and he told me that right now what his rate is doing is repeat off what palestinians call the neck. but the catastrophe when the state of his really was created, millions of palestinians were pushed out from the tennessee. and this is something which is resonating not just almost the jordanians and palestinians here, but across the road. and even leaders are seeing to israel like you've heard from the jordanian thing you've heard from the egyptian president, that they will not allow more palestinian refugees on their story. not just because they do not want to open the board as, but because they do not want to repeat what has happened in the past here in jordan, more than 2000000 palestinian refugees have called this country home for decades. you have to realize that people who are born why refugees are older than 50 years, while they have been different, you have

then the 142 kilometer van line cons, travel time from around 3 ellis to onto one hour. the train can reach at top speed of 350 kilometers an hour. in september, the authorities began public trials up the train ahead of its official launch. we have already reached the wrong station which would normally take 2 to 3 hours. the seat is comfortable is just like sitting on the sofa at home of the project, which is mostly funded by china cost more than $7000000000.00 to build up to significant cost overruns, due to construction delays, to cost us new high speed rail is an important part feagins built in roads development project. china will soon celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the initiative. as some experts raise concerns about growing death risks. some say the high speed re weight is a burden for entities his budget. the future of this project. i think similar to either the tightest project in other countries, the c port in salon got in focused on and a pretty can get the project, not for sure, but then the company could not pay the debt. then going, if there isn't a wa

van dyke shovels it. got it off to a.j. allen, who did well to get back to the line of scrimmage. desmond evans applying pressure for north carolina. a.j. allen is a transfer from nebraska. tale of two halves for this offense. and for the miami defense for that matter as well. as we said earlier, that loss last week in terms of the conference race, it really gay them no wiggle room. this will be a two conference loss if it stays like this. they're trying to make a game of it again. and rashard smith got run down by huzzie, who saved a touchdown. 25 yards for miami. >> greg: this is a good job, too, by van dyke attacking the line of scrimmage. the timing to bra shard smith was a thing of beauty. as soon as he turned around that ball was on him. he was able to have a nice catch and run. >> sean: 257 yards passing for van dyke. 22 out of 32. here's another completion. it's isaiah horton, redshirt freshman from murfreesboro, tennessee. coaches said they wanted to get him more involved, that he has been. nine-yard play. second and one at the carolina 23. year two for mario cristobal as

when i question whether or not mind the van lines that would then constitute a war crime, at least one of them told me, he would be happy for war crimes to be committed if it meant how much was wiped out in terms of the military capabilities. though around that area near the goal, the strip is rate is have pulled up. now they've said free 100000 river reserves, and that's a huge number. as you well know, i'm show and like many, many as radius of in the ministry is part of the national service, often in the late teams. and now the twenty's and the drawing on a very big pool of seemingly quite willing recruits over the last couple of days. and given such a huge full of reserve, this is being growing up vill um how is that playing out on the ground? i imagine it's quite a logistical exercise so they'll have long list of people that are considered active reservists who have served in the ministry previously and, and retain the willingness to do so. they all then contacted often by phone and by email, by text message told that you are being pulled up. they will then have to report to an off

really as strong as continue to devastate the strip moving 8000 palestinians in garza have not lost van lines as well as 5 minutes.

now that we knew, but we'll transfer the war to van lines, we will defeat them on them. and this is all about getting is really domestic already is ready for this ground defensive when it will take place. we do not know these raise or working to there in time, like we know that there is international pressure to try and limit civilian casualties coming from the u. s. and the european union. but these raised, just take a look at what doug, with the campaigns at the moment, the bombing of garza, that's an intense bowman come payments only getting more intense during the day is that we get closer to this ground evasion. by saying right now, we can safely say, noticed that would be a crime division. but when i was speaking of vance national prussia, you were talking about iran. i understand that you'll have to belong to has also met with his german count about the we know when they discussed we do um, the germans advice. he's writing the low incompletely with the is really, is actually domestically. the germans are actually cracking down on the probably palestinian demonstra

so that is the end of the line for the van, because where we're going, there aren't any more roads.i know i've got to do now is find a captain called hermelo. there doesn't seem to be anyone here. uh... i'm sure i'll find him. hello? do you know where captain hermelo is? hermelo. 0h! hi! around 80% of visitors to costa rica come here for nature—related activities. hola, capitan. ready to go? woohoo—hoo! yes. ever since i've been a child, being on a boat hasjust been my absolute favourite. i love it. it's just so chill, really relaxing. and what a way to take in costa rica! snaking their way through hundreds of miles of tropical jungle, these waterways are the main entry point to the national park. here we are, the village of tortuguero, and it's mad! haven't seen anyone for, like, two hours coming up here. and this place now... sorry. tranquilo. tranquilo ..absolutely rocking. i love it! although this place is pretty much in the middle of nowhere, tens of thousands of people come to visit every single year, and most for one reason — the sea turtles. tortuguero is a key nesting site

and she did. >> by midday, the line to get into city hall, stretching down van ness avenue as the sun was hot. but many didn't care, waiting almost an hour to pay respects. >> all the things she worked on, all the things she did, the way she fought for, the things she believed in. you know something you don't see very much anymore. >> i remember her coming out of the mayor's office after milk and moscone were killed and she held it together remarkably well for being panicked on the inside. >> i met simplifying stein over the years, i found her to be a very warm person. i absolutely love what she did as our mayor of san francisco. absolutely love. she supported education. i'm retired educator mayor london breed paying respects to her predecessor alongside dr. anthony fauci, a familiar face from the covid pandemic breed says feinstein was a woman of firsts. >> you know what needs to also be at the top of that list is, you know how to be a courageous leader, how to lead with courage, even when it's not always popular outside an american flag draped between two san francisco fire trucks,

a line stretched down van ness avenue as people waited patiently to say thank you and goodbye in person. >> i can't imagine the san francisco. without to she was the first woman mayor. >> and i was a little girl and my mom said, you know you can do that, and she expressed love for all people. not just one group of people. it. >> her casket was carried out of the city hall shortly after 8 o'clock tonight to memorial service for senator feinstein is set for tomorrow afternoon at the steps of city hall crews started setting up chairs and barricades this evening. vice president kamala harris, governor gavin newsom and congresswoman nancy pelosi are all expected to attend tomorrow's memorial service. it was originally set to be open to the public, but due to security concerns, organizers say it will now only be open to the 1500 invited guests. there will be several road closures in place all around the building. some of those closures already in effect, as we just showed you, there are already setting things up, including portions of grove street set to be closed through 02:00am friday and t

van. we'll be down on the line in normal illinois where they build the r-3t and amazon electric delivery van. looking forward with r.j. tomorrow morning on "squawk box." >> phil, bring us up to date, if you wouldn't mind, on where the uaw strike is right now. >> not much changing. there are conversations that continue between gm, forward, stellantis as well asthe uaw. probably a little more formal discussions between stellantis and general motors today but we're not expecting any breakthrough any time soon. >> all right. phil, thanks very much. phil lebeau reporting. >>> our next guest says the tesla delivery numbers are nothing to write home about and wall street will want more. still he remains bullish on tesla. let's bring in dan ives with web bush securities. great tosee you. >> great to be here. >> very, very busy times. you don't even know which pieces to start with, and you've been quite clear about how bad you think this strike will be with the big three if they get that they are demanding. any way it a tesla also comes out a loser here because its workers demand more and it tries to

i, myself, was here in the late afternoon hours from 4:30 this 6:00, and there was a line of people on vaness and mcallister, and i had to turn around because i was with my children. so many came to that pay respect to senator dianne feinstein, and it there were powerful images of dianne feinstein, and this one is of the late senator being carried out of city hall for the last time, and a place she was familiar with as president of the board of supervisors, and her leadership in the city began in the wake of the tragic assassination of mayor george moscone and supervisor, harry milk. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: also yesterday the san francisco gay men chorus contributed through songs where she lay in state, in the rotunda. and willie brown paid his respect and said the senator would have loved the large turnout. >> they are all here responding the way i think she would have liked them to have responded. >> reporter: former speaker of the house and close friend of senator feinstein, nancy pelosi as well as mayor london breed was present, too. there are a number of high profile speakers, including vice

. >> by midday, the line to get into city hall, stretching down van ness avenue as the sun was hot.any didn't care, waiting almost an hour to pay respects. >> all the things she worked on, all the things she did, the way she fought for, the things she believed in. you know something you don't see very much anymore. >> i remember her coming out of the mayor's office after milk and moscone were killed and she held it together remarkably well for being panicked on the inside. >> i met some of feinstein over the years. i found her to be a very warm person. i absolutely love what she did as our mayor of san francisco. absolutely loved. she supported education. i'm retired educator mayor london breed paying respects to her predecessor alongside dr. anthony fauci, a familiar face from the covid pandemic breed says feinstein was a woman of firsts. >> you know what needs to also be at the top of that list is, you know how to be a courageous leader. >> how to lead with courage, even when it's not always popular outside an american flag draped between two san francisco fire trucks, sfpd office

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migrants arrive by car or van or bus, they're arriving in your county line. you don't want them.on't want them to be there or work or put them in hotels. how do you stop them? do you physically stop them? >> we would if that were to occur, we'd physically stop them, turn the bus around and send it back in the other direction. you know, in this case, this is about -- this is the bait and switch with the adams administration by trying to move homeless people up to our counties and making room for more migrants in new york city by alleviating their problem with their current homeless situation and shelters and other places by moving them and saying, here's a voucher of which you can go and have rent paid, but the services and everything else would fall on my county and that's why i'm saying no. that's not how it works when it cops to these type of -- come this is these type of situations, and all you're trying to do is continuing to push your problem of migrants onto my county and others. stuart: one quick question though, is there a labor shortage? are you short worker s? your coun

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constant the moment we heard the air raid siren, leaving our van to take shelter in a bunker and a desperate need at a hospital we visited. the long lines to donate blood >>> and just in, the u.s. carrier group arriving in the region, and the warning to iran, did it have a role in the attacks? >>> also back home, the breaking news. the new charges just announced against embattled congressman george santos. our special edition of "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight live from israel. >> good evening and welcome from israel, where hamas rockets once again flew overhead toward israel sirens sounding, sending many of us into shelters, and reminding that hamas is still pressing its deadly attack. pain of the terror assault being felt far beyond israel tonight. president biden confirming in addition to 14 americans dead, 20 or more are missing. tonight, i speak to americans here who are demanding the biden administration take responsibility for finding and securing the freedom of their loved ones tonight, here in the region, the death toll is rising to a thousand in israel, 90

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van nuys side of city hall. i want to give you an idea of what the line looks like just to get inside. it's been like this all afternoon. right now it actually wraps around the block. people talked with us about dianne feinstein's legacy. she was a tireless advocate for the country, for san francisco and for the state as her political career spanned decades. they also remembered her as someone who took on issues that mattered to them. they talked about different issues, the aids crisis, gun control, cable cars and her ability to work across the aisle. and it is pretty warm out here today in san francisco. and the line is long, as i mentioned. but people are being very patient, talking with each other, saying they really appreciate all that she did and just wanted to give thanks. >> surely a lot of people out there today. to see the support coming ahead of tomorrow's memorial service, what are you learning about that? >> what we do know is that the memorial service will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 p.m. at the front steps of city hall, outside of where we are now. i think you ment

the reason for using vans is that before , these products were moved with engines or small cars. in addition to this plan, 15 new postal lines were added, especially for the less privileged areas of the country , and another plan is to choose the time of delivery of packages and parcels by the people, which is being tested in some areas of tehran and isfahan. practically , it will notify the product arrival time, product distribution to the recipients in four time slots, and we are trying hard to implement it in kalor by the end of october. launching a new postal district in the west of tehran. providing urban courier service and providing e- mail services through one of the platforms were among the other new features of the post. however, he emphasized on increasing the speed of intelligentization of the post office . when we say post intelligence. we mean to use communication technologies and information from artificial intelligence, internet of things, big data and all kinds of technologies, and mr. zarepour 's other emphasis was to strengthen postal surveillance systems . do it, but an error may happen or for any reason,

the reason for using vans is that before, these products were moved with engines or small cars. in addition to this plan, 15 new postal lines were added, especially for the less privileged areas of the country, and another plan was to choose the delivery time the parcels and parcels are sent by the people and are being tested in some areas of tehran and isfahan. practically, the time of arrival of products and distribution of products to recipients. rou will inform about the time in four games and we will try hard to implement it in the whole country by the end of october. radazi , a new postal district in the west of tehran , was one of the other new plans of the post office, providing city courier services and providing electronic post services through one of the platforms. however, minister of communications man mujaddai emphasized on increasing the speed of intelligentization of post: when we say intelligentization of post, we mean that of the communication and information from artificial intelligence from the internet of things from big data and use all kinds of technologies and another emphasis of mr. darapur was to s

lines like this, coming for water. a shot of us filling up the van full of water. this is all the water for a day that we passed out. you can see some of the shots of other necessities handed out. behind there was a kitchen where we [indiscernible] our teammates were cooking hot meals also. shot of the team again. here is a shot of one day volunteer group. on the 5 th day we actually responded to a fire with maui fire department. when we heard the evacuation order given, they were going away from the fire and we went to it. we had our gear. showed up. augmented their workforce of 10 firefighters to 20. at the end of the trip we managed to make a lot of good friends through helping maui fire department, locals we assisted, and the maui firefighters that we managed to spend the last night with. i like to introduce some of the teammates who showed up here today with me. my secretary, eric was present. member robert is present. retired fire marshal, paul chin. and my civilian emt paramedic, ricardo rosa. the rest of my team couldn't make it, but they came and supported

presence of the minister of interior, metro lines 1 and 4 were started with 3 thousand billion tomans to access the holy shrines, and with the unveiling of 42 buses, vans and taxis with 500 billion tomans , shiraz's urban transport fleet was equipped. water supply to the east of the city with a credit of 140 billion tomans was another project that was opened in the center of fars province. a very valuable project that includes a special 20 thousand cubic meters there is drinking water storage for the east of shiraz, and it can solve the problem of drinking water for the people of shiraz, taking away from the hospital of rostam and usul our own principles in relation to health care and the needs of the people as one. you have always mentioned a strategy in the meetings, the construction of the lam petroshim complex with a credit of more than 16 thousand billion tomans, with the presence of javad oji, the minister of petroleum, the plans for 6 villages of joym city, as well as the khairsaz science and technology tower, which was launched with the participation of 100 billion tomans from donors in larestan built to operate receipt. in addition to supporti

people in middle to the committee chairs to jim van drew who was the leader four years ago to across board support, and we will keep working. >> and the time line of how all of this is going to be playing out next week including whether or not any of the candidates in the race, jim jordan or steve scalise can lockdown the 218 votes they need, that question still remains. i talked to patrick henry, interim speaker a few minutes ago before he went into his office if he was confident they would get there by next week, and he said they will have a schedule update later in the day, but no assurances that it will be tidied up and dealt with by the end of the week. >> because there is no way to guarantee that at this moment. great to see you, lauren, and great reporting. john? >> and joining us is gregory meese, the ranking member of the foreign house affair, and thank you, congressman for joining us, and you said it is a republican civil war and they have the clean it up themselves, however, it does affect you, because you are the ranking member of foreign affair, and in last day, we have seen a horrifying russian attack in ukraine, and more than 50

preparation of this three-stage line of defense, and thus we begin to clearly understand that the meetings that took place on the eve of the general assembly of wan between sullivan and van in this matter, the absence of all on the twenty big, is including the consequence of the fact that the united states absolutely clearly said that beijing supplies russia with weapons, do you remember how long they could not open their mouths about this issue, and here it was absolutely clearly stated that beijing has a stigma in the cannon, so before all the events on the front line, why benhoj is definitely right in addition, a number of diplomatic, international, political steps were taken, including with the participation of the ukrainian side. mr. roman, forgive me for interrupting, but we understand. that the united states is entering its election campaign, we understand that the russian-ukrainian military campaign is now entering the winter period, we understand that the americans have already transported part of the abrams for good reason and they talked about the atakamse cluster missiles for good reason, that is , the question here is how different scenarios, in particular f

vans . >> that kid will remember them forever. >> the entire nation watch that on nbc . >> we were out levi today. >> reporter: thank you we are on the 20 yard line . it is just us and the grounds crew . >> we are wrapping up a celebration. it was 42-10. the niners are undefeated . >> we are the best team in the nfl. we are the best team . the only other team is that philadelphia eagles prickett is still october. >> reporter: it was prime time, sunday night football. it kicked off here on nbc bay area . it was electrifying . there was a playoff field . >> reporter: you could see the players through the tunnel and on the field . we saw some of the legendary guys here as well . they were alumni players. they wanted to come back . they wanted to share in the enthusiasm. here is steve young . we saw brendan davis and frank gore . >> reporter: jerry rice was here. it was so nice to see . george kittle had a heck of a game. he was on fire. he had three touchdowns. that is the game record for him. >> reporter: it was the sexiest play of the night . bottom line , the 49ers looked nearly perfect they beat the cowboys 42-10 . >> it is so fun. there were so

or large are 68 ford ev40 universals which are larger group vans, those weigh over 14,000 pound and said be regulated by the guide lines. the veterans that take the seniors to senior facilities or adult day care facilities. the heck facilities those are the veterans we use for that under the carbguide lines however we are look at possibility of electrifying our entire paratransit float and how we fit had in our over all fleet procurement planning and facility's planning. the past year we have been evaluating our various vehicles on the market today. to date we evaluated the turtle top and ford ev. both vehicles sit too low to the ground for our san francisco they scrape the pavement going over hills. we are looking forward to testing the lightning in the coming months. to date we have not found a vehicle this is operational on our unique vipir that is the risks associated with paratransit and the other is price per vehicle. paratransit electric vehicles are more expensive than gas they run 350 to 375,000 per vehicle met low because currently they are built as gas power exclude retrofited be electric. we do look forward

so, that is the end of the line for the van because where we're going, there aren't any more roads.here for nature—related activities. hola, capitan. ready to go? happy music plays woo—hoo—hoo! yes! ever since i've been a child, being on a boat hasjust been my absolute favourite. i love it. it's just so chill, really relaxing. and what a way to take in costa rica! snaking their way through hundreds of miles of tropicaljungle, these waterways are the main entry point to the national park. here we are, the village of tortuguero, and it's mad! haven't seen anyone for, like, two hours coming up here. and this place now... sorry. tranquilo. tranquilo ..absolutely rocking. i love it! although this place is pretty much in the middle of nowhere, tens of thousands of people come to visit every single year, and most for one reason — the sea turtles. tortuguero is a key nesting site for three types of sea turtles, including the endangered green turtle. one of the biggest threats to these animals comes from poachers targeting them and their eggs, which they lay on the beaches here. local conser

or large are 68 ford ev40 universals which are larger group vans, those weigh over 14,000 pound and said be regulated by the guide lines. the veterans that take the seniors to senior facilities or adult day care facilities. the heck facilities those are the veterans we use for that under the carbguide lines however we are look at possibility of electrifying our entire paratransit float and how we fit had in our over all fleet procurement planning and facility's planning. the past year we have been evaluating our various vehicles on the market today. to date we evaluated the turtle top and ford ev. both vehicles sit too low to the ground for our san francisco they scrape the pavement going over hills. we are looking forward to testing the lightning in the coming months. to date we have not found a vehicle this is operational on our unique vipir that is the risks associated with paratransit and the other is price per vehicle. paratransit electric vehicles are more expensive than gas they run 350 to 375,000 per vehicle met low because currently they are built as gas power exclude retrofited be electric. we do look forward

line. >> you are right, kevin, steve and i came in together. steve is a hero. i am better equipped to bring the conservatives along with moderates. jeff vanis supporting me, he was a democrats, now a member of our conference, he is supporting me. we have to get to the real goal, those things we told the american people we would do for them. >> ainsley: we've watched joe biden, he came out much afghanistan and told everyone that was success and with the border, he said it is not a crisis, it is secure and not open. now they are saying we have to build a wall. they ran on never building a wall, we will not build a wall and this morning you have his team, mayorkas saying there is acute and immediate need to construct barrier and road for unlawful entries. why change his tune now? >> because democrats are telling him, the problem is so severe and serious, they are not doing what president trump said we should do all along. that is how bad this situation is and if we can pass the legislation that i think changes the equation, when we say you cannot use tax dollars until you stop the problem, that is how you fix things and what we need to do. >

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vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 streetcars started the opening of the expo. in 1950s it was removed and replaced by a tree-lined median. it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue. welcome everyone. come on in. this is a very exciting day. i just want to introduce myself. my name is beth stokes. i'm the executive director of episcopal community services, and i want to thank everyone for joining us today for yet another incredible achievement. and i really want to focus on that achievement in the expansion of permanent supportive housing for people who are experiencing homelessness. as many of you know, the diva residence was the second san francisco project to be awarded homekey funding in round one. homekey has played a pivotal role in our ability to swiftly and effectively

vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 streetcars started the opening of the expo. in 1950s it was removed and replaced by a tree-lined median. it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue. >> good morning. this meeting will come to order. well come to october 25, 2023 budgets finance commit e. i'm supervisor chan and joined by supervisor aaron peskin, our clerk is brent julipa. i like to thank michael from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk recollect do you have announcements? >> thank you madam chair. on october 17, 2023 the board of supervisors approved a motion discontinuing remote publ

or large are 68 ford ev40 universals which are larger group vans, those weigh over 14,000 pound and said be regulated by the guide lines. the veterans that take the seniors to senior facilities or adult day care facilities. the heck facilities those are the veterans we use for that under the carbguide lines however we are look at possibility of electrifying our entire paratransit float and how we fit had in our over all fleet procurement planning and facility's planning. the past year we have been evaluating our various vehicles on the market today. to date we evaluated the turtle top and ford ev. both vehicles sit too low to the ground for our san francisco they scrape the pavement going over hills. we are looking forward to testing the lightning in the coming months. to date we have not found a vehicle this is operational on our unique vipir that is the risks associated with paratransit and the other is price per vehicle. paratransit electric vehicles are more expensive than gas they run 350 to 375,000 per vehicle met low because currently they are built as gas power exclude retrofited be electric. we do look forward

van ness transit rapid project is in fact more about complete reconstruction of the street and most importantly, the 100-year-old utilities underneath the street. so all of the water, sewer, telecommunications, gas lines under the street were basically rebuilt from market street all the way to lumbard. the part on the surface which provides dedicated bus lanes for golden gate transit and muni, that was relatively straight forward and we're so excited we're going to start revenue service for muni on april 1st. >> that's fantastic. i understand there were some sidewalk improvements too. >> there were sidewalk improvements. we planted 374 trees. there is new storm water treatment including infiltration in the sidewalk, there's a bunch of art. there's all kinds of things. we put in new street lights for the entire corridor. >> finally, the other big news is about the central subway. can you briefly describe the project and give us an update. >> yes, so the central t-line project, another stop at union square that connects directly into powell station and a final stop in the heart of chinatown at stockton and washington. that project has also run into challenges. it's 120' under muni, under bart, 120' down