. >> good afternoon director nolan. director nolan members of the board and director reiskin. as introduced i'm frank markowitz the planner with the sfmta. i'm very happy to give you the quick update on this existing project it enhance our yes, ma'am line and also upgrade 19 timing. the reign we're coming here now. this update we're transitioning from the affectionate from the california transportation authority implemented in their authority board has approved the faenlt study we're moving into the previal review this will be lead by the mta with an integrated team and briggs we'll stay managing the next phase. the focus is on 19th avenue it includes some parts to the east starting in the northeast end of st. francis you're probably familiar with the major existing problems on 19th avenue there's 66 thousand daily vehicles causing conflicts with the pedestrians and our m line resulting in slow traffic times and reliability problems for the m line. and pedestrian issues this is one of the 6 percent radio model with 60 percent of fatality injuries and severe injuries in the cit

director nolan. director ramos. describing. platform you have a quorum and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. so the border respectfully requests they be turned off. minutes for the approval. all in favor, say i. opposed? thank you. item communications directors there will be no anticipated discussion in closed session >> i know eave talked about this regarding the pedestrian and bicycle and repavement work that's on fulton street there's been a lot of before and after just to clarify when i asked for i'd like studio again ask for member content to clarify my requests around the pilot project on polk street it should be brought and the pilot is for l t s-3 or 1 the bicycle level of service and remove level three and four. i want to clarify that request. is eas

. >> good afternoon director nolan. director nolan members of the board and director reiskin. as introduced i'm frank markowitz the planner with the sfmta. i'm very happy to give you the quick update on this existing project it enhance our yes, ma'am line and also upgrade 19 timing. the reign we're coming here now. this

. >> thank you, chairman nolan. i want to thank everyone who has come out to be and been part of the conversation. it's been a long and hard and heavy one. i think that we are moving in the right direction. i'm going to go ahead and support the motion. i think that it was always our intent to get 18 year olds included. i think it was more of a glitch why they burnt. if someone turned 18 while they were in high school it would have been very impactful for me. ~ it will be impactful for those of you who have been turning 18 or will in the future while you're still in school. so, we do need to address that. ~ why they weren't with regard to that and the expansion of the program with free muni for seniors and people with disabilities, i think that it's been made clear for -- that this board does have that as a priority. just like it was made clear that this board made it a priority to get the free muni for low-income youth. the only way that we were able to do the free muni for low-income youth, however, was because we

director brinkman, heinicke, nolan, ramos, director rubke is present. directors, please be adviced that director lee is not going to be able to be here at today's meeting. annunciation prohibition of electronic devices are prohibited. any person responsible for one going off in the meeting maybe asked to leave the room. please be advised that cellphone interference will cause. >>> item 5, citizens advisory report. i do not see mr. weaver here. >> this morning we have three items. we are going to call them all at once. the question was raised earlier about the ability of this body to proceed because of an appeal filed yesterday afternoon of the planning commission's decision. my understanding from the city attorney until that is registered from the board of supervisors for 30 days. so we are able to act this morning? >> chairman, nolan, the answer is yes you can up until an appeal is cal endared by the board of supervisors. you can take action. >> great. call the items. city clerk: item 6: 6. approval of the transit effectiveness project, including a ser

. >> reporter: martin richard was an adorable 8-year-old boy and nolan's best friend. >> he was fun. he did everything you wanted to. >> reporter: martin was a boy with a big idea. days after his drawing he and two others were killed in the marathon tragedy. martin's message became an international rallying cry. >> wanted to be able to do something to give back. >> reporter: bob cleary, father of four and nolan's dad is part of a charity martin's family founded to honor their son's message. it's called team mr8. his initials, 8 for his age and favorite number. cleary is one of 100 team members running in this year's marathon to raise money for charity that will invest in education, athletics and community. being close to the family, give me a sense of how they are doing a year later? >> they appear to be doing as well as they can. >> reporter: martin's sister lost her left leg. she has a new prosthetic. his mother lost sight in one eye. his father bill was burned and is still suffering from hearing loss. henry the oldest wasn't physically harmed. >> it hurts still. >> absolutely. i t

and we also want to acknowledge a couple of people in the audience, and i know that tom nolan who has also been doing a great deal of work staffing the task forces here. and of course, we are always honored to have the executive director of the human rights commission teresa sparks and so with that i am going to read a number of speaker cards, and you each have three minutes, to speak. and so, if i call your name if you could please come up and if you don't mind lining up on your right or our left. ray are you dofl, ashley, len jordan, and michael costa, adelman. kevin fox. >> don't be shy. >> no. definitely not shy. at this point. but i do have a few notes because my eyes are not what they used to be. good morning, my name is ray rudolf and i have been a resident of san francisco for 38 years and i have done my share of volunteer work along the way but in 2010 i joined the lbgt advisory committee to the human rights commission and i first thing that i asked to see was the 2003 report that they did on seniors. and i noticed that there are about 80 recommendations and none of them were

thank you for having us here today, chairman nolan, director reiskin, directors of the board. it's good to be here to address you. for starters i want to appreciate the amendment -- it looks like director brinkman just stepped out. but the amendment about including 18 year olds now so that young adults have access to job. we really support that. of course i also want to urge you to go ahead and pass free muni for low and moderate income seniors and people with disabilities now and not wait until january. we have several reasons for that. first, we've seen the success of free muni for youth. it didn't cost as much as anticipated. we've seen how many families benefit from it and, so, we want to get that started now for seniors and people with disabilities. as far as waiting to assess the financial situation, we don't need to wait to know that seniors and people with disabilities are already struggling to pay bills and people -- the board chair was reading on post cards story after story, i'm giving up trips to the doctor, trip to the grocery store, going to community events, i'm

good afternoon, supervisor. >> thank you, chair nolan, board members, and mr. reiskin. i want to thank the community memorandum gers for speaking out ~ members speaking out expanding the [speaker not understood]. seniors and people with disabilities face incredible, incredibly uncertain future given the displacement crisis going on right now. they are about 140,000 seniors in san francisco and as baby boomers like some of you will become seniors very soon, it's going to be increasing -- doubling within a short, like 8-year period from 2004 a we go towards 2020 and 2030. 27% of seniors now live in poverty and struggle with isolation and many other issues as well. people with disabilities face similar issues. 31% of the seniors, many of our surveys and san francisco department of aging adult service studies, say that 31% of the seniors live alone. they face substandard housing and they need support. the city's improved revenues, in speaking with mr. reiskin, and board members, i think is important that it's tied with a tech boom and the he under armour economic improvemen

and nolan ryan has had many, many memorable pitches throughout his storied career. this was not one of them. >> ladies and gentlemen, the 1969 world series champion, eight-time all-star, 11-time strikeout champion, baseball hall-of-famer and newly named executive adviser for your houston astros, nolan ryan! >> has the first pitch ever gone well for anyone? this is actually very fascinating. two spanish historians believe that they've discovered the holy grail. you know, after indiana jones found it back in 1989 they lost track of it. they believe the grail has been sitting relatively unnoticed in a museum in lyon in spain. >> two spanish historians say they have found the holy grail. a cup said to have been used by jesus during the last supper. they say it was hidden since the 11th century, although there's no way to prove jesus actually drank from it. >> there's a ping-pong ball in it, too. >> they were frat brothers is what they were. i don't know, it looks like that thing is going to eat you. >> guillermo: nah. >> jimmy: you know what i like, it's got actual hair

but when he throws the ceremonial first pitch -- just a little outside the strike-zone, nolan. in dallas, a new exhibition of portraits of world leaders from the brush of aspiring artist george w. bush. among those captured on canvas -- afghan president hamid karzai, vladimir putin and himself. and finally, this week, this video of a fedex truck making a delivery. the lesson -- don't forget to put the gear in park when you park. that was the "instant index." i'm ron claiborne. >>> and up next -- the new phantom. ♪ the music of the night >> hear the voice of the star of "scandal" about to do something that will make history on broadway, he is our "person of the week." broadway, he is our "person of the week." know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney proble

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hello director nolan and members of the board i'm proud to be here in front of you. morning to tell you about something important. i'm proud to be a member at the mac community and special education transition student. we think of the students with disabilities in the san francisco unified school district are not able to be benefiting from the free muni program. we don't think those students were left out and proposed but that the community wasn't aware that we are here and we're of the district students that rely on a d pass to have access to our community including united states in our budget will cost so little by enriched the lives of the so many muni have helped me to gain independence at the public utilities commission and other members of society and thank you for listening to me today. i hope you take this acknowledge and for young transition students with d passes in the upcoming budget >> thank you, sir (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> hi, good afternoon. thank you for allowing me to be here today. i'm a student teacher in a transition for children be

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director brinkman, heinicke, nolan, ramos, director rubke is present. directors, please be adviced that director lee is not going to be able to be here at today's meeting. annunciation prohibition of electronic devices are prohibited. any person responsible for one going off in the meeting maybe asked to leave the room. please be advised that cellphone interference will cause. >>>

chair we have staff in the overflow room it is as director nolan said it's helpful if the folks fill out and put in a speaker card. proclaimer and directors because it may took a few minutes for people to move from the offer flow rooms to this room i'll call 5 card in advance and if people have to leave i'll only call a name twice and assume they've left or their desire to speak has changed. we'll be asking people inform line up on the side of the wall. so the first 5 names include bob (calling names) >> good afternoon. >> i'm bob. i want to point out there's uncertainties in our budget as far as expenses maybe higher labor costs fuel costs go up over and over a reduction in work orders so our expenses could go up i'm using that as a background don't require people to pay parking meters on sunday you need that. if you go for free muni for seniors you don't have any readily available subsequential revenue source just shifting the discount rate for rich seniors and other folks it is not going to make up for it you need to keep the fees on sunday. if you take away counter improvement on

. >> reporter: an adorable 8-year-old boy and nolan clearry's best friend. >> he was fun. he would do everything we wanted to. >> want the to be able to do something to give back. >> reporter: bob cleary, father of four and nolan's dad is part of a charity martin's family founded to honor their son's message, it's called team mr8, his initials, 8 for his age and favorite number. cleary is one of 100 team members running in this year's marathon to raise money for the charity that will invest in investigation and athletics and communities. >> everybody has such a goal to get to the finish line and have martin with us. >> reporter: team mr8, running with a special purpose that would make a little boy proud. >> and joining me now is larry marquis, a board member and spokesperson for the foundation. this is such an important day, tell me about the spirit there for team mr8. >> the spirit has been tremendous, 102 runners have come together over the last three months and some of them knew the family and some of them knew martin but many of them were total strangers. over the last

. >> thank you director nolan. i want to tie into what barry said for free bros the public utilities commission put out a system like license plate ton and people use their private cars now 3 young people are renting cars to go out and use the apps. i'm surprised that list would get involved in the fraud because pblg didn't allow non-private cars to be used which they've agreed to do. the 3 individuals patrick wrote an article and they didn't know they were supposed to be private vehicles and they said that's not that different so i'm surprised it's not rejected i came to tall one son-in-law 4 years ago you began selling the taxi medallions and set the retransfer fee at 20 percent all the other cities are 5 percent exactly in new york city and chicago to are clear the prop k medallions we're start to turn them back go pots city but there's a reap it should be 5 periods of time you don't want on reduce situation where people buy medallions $50,000 behind and as you sell males you're not losing money and those people

. >> good afternoon director nolan. it was really a pleasure to hear some of the youth to talk about that it's a 2-way street to educate the pedestrians. you would think after all the deaths and injuries i'd see less than jaywalking i see bicyclists running stop signs. i think it's important that when you share the road i share responsibility. i'm role deplored that the organization doesn't understand that i want to do my part to protect pedestrians as a cab driver they also should take responsibility for their own safety i don't see that. the last part will be the budget i think that this divorce needs to happen we need to have a divorce one the medallion is not going to be worth anything you saw the article yesterday immediate action to the city attorney's office they should you're allowing companies to put quasi taxis on the streets. i see that you don't need jofrz anti but to keep the only person was out there the pco the best guy in the world i believe is badge 56 at second and townsend but i saw no investigators o