so, of course, that comes at a pretty significant cost. just the service increase would more than consume those buses i showed in the baseline budget. so, then quickly moving on to the capital budget, the capital budget as well we re making kind of one-time invests in assets to bring them into a state of good repair. that s the core priority of our budget, to make sure that our kind of mission critical assets, which are the bus he and the trains and the rails and the overhead wires and the signals and switches, making sure that those are in a state of good repair. that alone carries a price tag of about $250 million a year. we have about, i think it s $12 billion worth of assets. so, we need to be investing in this level just to keep those cora sets in a state of good repair. ~ core assets other priority is safe and complete streets. i mentioned at the start the focus on bike and pedestrian safety, that really safety for all road users, those investments we need to make or ca
raiders here in oakland. we re committed to we got the a s to stay. we are committed to keeping the raiders and trying to work on the warrior. how much is real and how much is gamesmanship? we have to say san antonio has been used as leverage before by teams looking to get a better deal at home. and the city is used to being a bargaining chip for sports franchises. it s just a fact of life in these big deals. isn t this really amazing? because the warriors, okay, i mean, they are leaving. all right? back to san francisco. 100% official but despite what the alameda county joint authority powers board wants to believe, they are coming to the city. that s right. all right? lew wolff has already said i want out of here. he says he wants out. he signed a new deal. he signed the lease but is hoping for san jose. the raiders were the only ones who wanted to stay. why would they want to leave now? money. simple as that. unlike some nfl owners with deep pocket, mar
now, this was the first time that they had received any piece the only time they had found any piece of sierra s body other than where you might expect to find it, in her home, her own clothing, things of that nature. the transcript also talks in detail about the discovery of his vehicle, the discovery of sierra s phone, and also, interestingly, some fibers that were found on her sweatshirt from floor mats in torres s car. it also shows investigators presenting evidence that torres had attempted carjacking and attempted kidnapping to three women back in march of 2009. they do use those women as witnesses in this, and they talk extensively about dna analysis of evidence down to fibers, as we mentioned, in this case. so a lot of information that we re pulling out of this. i did want to tell you that back here live, i did speak to sierra lamar s father earlier this afternoon before we received the documents. he said he has been made aware these were going to be released. he sa
commissioner heather stephenson is excused. commissioner johanna walled? here. [speaker not understood]. here. next item is the approval of the minutes. [speaker not understood]. this is a discussion and action item. commission colleagues, any discussion on the minutes? do we have any public comment on the minutes? seeing no public speakers, public comment is closed. could i get a motion to approve, colleagues? i move to approve the minutes. i second. can all those in favor please signify by saying aye? aye. the minutes a approved. next item. public comment on the meeting minutes? minutes? it has been approved. i would ask someone in the audience to turn their cell phones off. and the next item on the japed is public comment. members of the public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission s jurisdiction and not on today s agenda. if i can. thank you, monica. if we can before mr. bryant speaks, we have a lot of new introductio
please welcome them and we ll learn more about them and their work as what they will deliver to this commission as the eaglev goes. but thank you for joining. please welcome them to this commission. (applause) if we can call the roll, monica. thanks. this is the meeting of the commission on the environment. today is tuesday, august 6. it is 5: p.m. first item on the agenda roll call. vice president d arcy? here. [speaker not understood]. commissioner heather stephenson is excused. commissioner johanna walled? here. [speaker not understood]. here. next item is the approval of the minutes. [speaker not understood]. this is a discussion and action item. commission colleagues, any discussion on the minutes? do we have any public comment on the minutes? seeing no public speakers, public comment is closed. could i get a motion to approve, colleagues? i move to approve the minutes. i second. can all those in favor please signify by saying aye? aye. the