multiple fare instruments. >> yes. >> will be evaluated cumulative ly with fare increases evaluated collectively and fare -- >> evaluated -- >> collectively and fare decreases evaluated collectively. >> i think this is getting a little too involved doing it like this. if we have a motion to approve this as the staff recommendation and a second then we can go forward and come back to it, or we can postpone it for a couple of weeks or something. what's the pleasure of the board? >> i will move to approve. >> is there a second? >> yes. >> okay. we have a motion and a a second to approve as is, right? >> i am supportive of director ramos' comments -- >> this is really -- >> understood. >> we have a motion and a second on the floor. all in favor say aye. opposed? >> no. >> the motion fails. next item. >> mr. chairman at this point you may wish to revoke the point and continuing the entire matter to the next meeting so issues can be addressed and returned to the board. >> another public hearing about it. is that the idea? is that what you're saying? >> yes. flrd to bring it back you need

in terms of service and fare changes any fare change that is in place for more than six months requires an equity analysis and that is regardless of the dollar amount we're considering for the change. for a service change though there is acknowledgment by fta they don't want this high level of scrutiny get in the way of service and schedule changes part of the regular business so they allow us to design what is a major service change so once we determine that then also requires that we evaluate the impacts in minority and low at determine if there is a disparate impact on these communities? if we determine there isn't then the analysis is complete. if there is the circular gives clear guidance on the next steps which include evaluating alternatives, mitigations, or explaining the rational depending on the type of impact or burden we identify. this is primarily focused on route changes so for example if we are changing a route or eliminating a segment of a route. frequency changes which is modifying how often the bus arrives to pick up customers and span of changes and has to do with the

director reiskin. >> yeah, i would echo the job of the fare inspector is a very difficult one. it's one that often doesn't receive a lot of gratitude but they do their job extremely well everyday and not surprising given this circumstance two of them would jump in and act the way they did, so thanks to the whole crew and your leadership for the great work that you all do. another great crew was celebrated last week at the 50th muni car cable bell ringing contest in union square. we were happy to have the vice chair and director lee on hand and the board of supervisors and members of the public. i missed it. apparently the 49er's cheerleaders were there. i would have gotten in trouble if i was there but it was a great day, the fifth annual, tradition for the department, for muni, for the cable car division. the way it works there are the professionals and there are the amateurs and the amateur division third place went to kimmy taylor, second place to pillar [inaudible] and first place of scotty of cbs local media, all of them really outstanding performances. the mistress of cer

long beach airport ranked number one with average fare costing $216 oakland, five with fares averaging $287. by comparison san jose international airport ranked 17th. and san francisco international airport ranked number 84 fares of $517 they have many flights going oversea that's is much of the reason. most of us worry bad credit will hurt chances of getding a loan now a survey finds it can hurt your chances for love. nearly one third of women and 20% of men said they would not marry someone with a low credit score. most of those surveyed said money management is just as important as looks when deciding whether to marry someone this, is true for women especially. nearly all women ranked financial responsibility higher than career ambition, physical attraction, and intimacy. the survey conducted by free credit score.com. >> broke guys not as appealing. >> that is your take on it. >> that is what i got on that. >> you know he had to ask me about that. mike yim, thank you. >> we're not touching that one. >> let's turn to the forecast. today we saw a little drier air mass here in the bay

it gives me great honor and pleasure to be here today to acknowledge two of our fare inspectors who really are just nothing short of heroes in the incident that i'm about to read you. on july 2, 2013 at approximately 1915 hours transit inspectors cheryl garrison and justin were on duty at powell street station and heard someone screaming from the platform. they ran to the source of the noise and discovered that a patron had fallen on to the track way in his wheelchair. the inspectors jumped onto the tracks to assist the patron. as they began their rescue effort fare inspector observed an lrv approaching from the in bound direction. with no regard for their own safety they remained on the track way. fare inspector garisson assisted to assist the patron while the other inspector signaled the lrv to stop with his flashlight. after it was stopped within a safe distance they assisted the patron onto the platform floor and with his cheryl cheer. he requested the incident and requested support for the patron. the patron was transferred to san francisco general hospital and rail service continued.

i'm fareed zakaria. we have a great show for you today, beginning with an exclusive interview with the new secretary of the treasury of the united states, jacob lew. i'll ask him about the american recovery, about cyber attacks from china, edward snowden's revelations, the irs scandals, lots more. >>> also, is political islam dead in the wake of the egyptian coup, or is it now more deadly? we have a terrific panel. >>> then -- why are hollywood movies today so bad? so many prequels and sequels and so many formulas and just -- >> fast. >> the producer of "sleepless in seattle" explains that there is hard logic and cold cash behind it all. >>> and as egypt goes through convulsio convulsions, we found a dangerous near-failed state that is actually looking up. but first, here's my take. let me tell you what worries me most about the events in egypt. the greatest blow to islamic terrorism in recent years came not from the killing of osama bin laden in his compound in abbottabad, pakistan but rather from the a

fareed? >> ben, we are all assuming that the ouster of morsi's government is now a settled fact, but there is this problem, which is that the muslim brotherhood is the single largest political force in egypt, as far as we can tell, and it has not reconciled itself to this reality. is it your sense that it is going to continue these marches, these demonstrations until it can get what? what is the game plan for the brotherhood? >> reporter: well, i think what the brotherhood is trying to do right now is to show that they have numbers as well, that they can mobilize tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people throughout the country and that their supporters are as convinced that they are right, as perhaps the other side is as well. but it's important to stress that at the moment, really, reg cairo is really pushing the brotherhood to the wall. we heard today that arrest warrants have been issued for two senior figures in the brotherhood, dr. isamin.medyan and another member of government,

as they began their rescue effort fare inspector observed an lrv approaching from the in bound direction. with no regard for their own safety they remained on the track way. fare inspector garisson assisted to assist the patron while the other inspector signaled the lrv to stop with his flashlight. after it was stopped within a safe distance they assisted the patron onto the platform floor and with his cheryl cheer. he requested the incident and requested support for the patron. the patron was transferred to san francisco general hospital and rail service continued. fare inspectors like these were truly heroic and reflect great credit upon themselves and the unit and the sfmta. the agency is proud to recognize them for their actions and i could not be prouder of them. [applause] >> congratulations. ms. garisson, the board and the entire city ask you and mr. mogabo thank you very much. we know you have family members with you. we would like to meet them. >> thank you very much. to first with [inaudible] a hero. we did what we were supposed to do for the city and county of san francisco. t

fare? how good are these buses? what is the government doing too try to calm this down? are they saying we'll give you something or are they saying pull yourselves up by your own bat straps if they ever wore boots or pants there? >> this is so different from the arab spring or china because you have a democratic government that's trying in essence to stop this movement. they are saying roll back the bus fare increase. >> stephen: we'll give you your ten cents back. >> okay. and today the president saying, well, you know, maybe we should have a plebiscite to determine what kinds of changes in the political system we should make. you know, we need to bring the people into the process more. >> stephen: who are these people in the streets? are these just poor people in the streets? >> no. the thing about brazil is that in the last two decades, the country has grown enormously so that, you know, they've zoomed past italy, russia, india, even great britain, and they're zeroing in on france. the s

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and the bus fares were, in fact, the detonator. it is kind of odd because i lived in brazil for 14 years. the bus fares go up every four, five, six months and sometimes larger than this particular one. it's the conjunction of these various factors with the bus fares, i think, that led to this really fascinating state of affairs. >> rose: what would you at to that, ruchir. >> it's not the hundredth straw that breaks the camel's back, it's the 99 before. this country has been stuck in a middle income trap which is that you get a decade of great growth and the boom unwinds. what we're seeing now i think is an unwinding of that boom. so even before these demonstrations came to the fore the fact that brazil's economy was stalling, economic growth last year fell to just 1%, it's unlikely to do much bet they are year. at the same time inflation is creeping higher. here you have a country which invests very little yet has one of the most bloated governments in the world. government spending as a share of g.d.p. in brazil is one of the high

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