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and members of the board and members of the public could i want to start out by recognizing some of our employees and a couple other quick items for you. first i like to ask don ellison to come forward and recognize a long time training spreadable of ours who s decided to retire after mere 39 years of service. good afternoon. director nolan and fellow directors good it s my honor today to recognize a gentleman that was for this agency for over 39 years. that is paul peterson. he was a superintendent of operator training along with him is a manager of operator training kim anderson. they were together for six years and operator training but much longer within the agency. all began his career as an operator in march 1977. in 1983, he was promoted to transit supervisor in central control and then later to operations. in january 20,000 2000 he was superintendent of operator training. paul peterson s 39 years and four months in operator training is marked by core value of ....
driving in the vehicle that then collided at some point with this tour bus. we are not exactly sure what led up to this crash. what we know now is that police are here busy on the scene working. nineteen people transported from the scene. three in critical condition. and at least one person is dead. that is the latest. we will have an update tonight at 11:00. new details this evening on the gay nightclub massacre in orlando. our colleague is on the ground live with the latest. good evening, adam. reporter: bruce, good evening. this new day has brought new hope for families, and doctors addressing the media they say all of the injured they are treating now they do expect them to pull through and survive. but this has also brought new challenges for law enforcement who continue to investigate the scene. a very active scene at the investigators focusing squarely tonight on the suspect s family. and with 49 people dead, the investigation is far from over. a law en ....
ours who s decided to retire after mere 39 years of service. good afternoon. director nolan and fellow directors good it s my honor today to recognize a gentleman that was for this agency for over 39 years. that is paul peterson. he was a superintendent of operator training along with him is a manager of operator training kim anderson. they were together for six years and operator training but much longer within the agency. all began his career as an operator in march 1977. in 1983, he was promoted to transit supervisor in central control and then later to operations. in january 20,000 2000 he was superintendent of operator training. paul peterson s 39 years and four months in operator training is marked by core value of supporting people and their job and careers, making sure the public transportation needs are met and if you ask any of his colleagues, patience and persistence. paul success includes restarting the sfmta eight the bus radio in april and peevishly mana ....
inoculate from attack. what we have found time and again in our research is that voters are not inclined to believe that, but we do need to address that to make sure that they know that the facts on their side. and so this is actually good for hardworking families. this is also good for businesses. it saves money in terms of retraining and employee turnover. and that studies have proven that places where these pollicis in effect have seen no negative economic impact, so we need to take those attacks head-on because we do have the facts on our side and we have the values on our side. and finally we want to explain why this matters for everyone. this is not just about the individuals who are going to see some benefit of this if these policies pass directly. but instead the workforce and the economy will be stronger so everyone will succeed. and it will also strengthen the future generation. this is going to set families up for a successful future not just now but for thei ....
and unauthorized billing. this agency saved consumers nearly $3.5 billion in fees and interest since its creation two years ago. we need to strengthen enforcement of these laws not weaken enforcement. incredibly powerful success story of how enforcement can actually make a difference in people s lives. by the way, this image is what you get if you google banker. that is that is not a shot from our office. so, i mentioned we tested a few other messages in this research. you can find all of this online at sensiblesafeguards.org. but the piece together the negative consequences, the positive solutions, and then the reasons for it give us this message triangle. a couple other, you know, one of the other success stories was about product safety inspections, keeping millions of defective products out of the u.s. market. i think it was $8.2 million in 6 mo months. very powerful. i want to underline the message at the bottom. the need case, the reason to do it small business ....