privacy, about personal privacy, but i believe the cameras on the busses, in particular on the new busses, have helped us with our safety goals. knowing that those cameras are on the bus and knowing that what's going on that bus is being recorded and pulled only in the event of an incident happening i think has helped improve safety on the busses and improve people's confidence that there is someone watching even if it's only the camera and even if that only means we access that if an incident occurs. but it's something we need to continue to work on. i think people need to feel safe riding the bus, riding all the busses, underground, it's something we continue to work on. >> supervisor safai: okay, great. thank you. we probably should have called up your fellow commissioner because i think a couple of these questions could have been directed at both. get ready gwyneth. any members of the public wish to comment on this item? please come forward. >> hi, bob [inaudible], i ask you to reject this nomination. my remarks will apply to the nominee in item 4 and in fact, if all seven were here t

. >> the request for the new buss will be made in june. the vehicles run on battery power, and they can be plugged in to recharge. they will test nine buss to see if they can handle the workload, including going up and down the hills and tight turns. >>> earthday was celebrated with the completion of a new solar farm. it's one of the largest in california. the farm is expected to produce enough energy to power 4,000 homes a year. the solar farm started to produce energy last december, and it has helped to push california's solar production past a significant landmark last month. on march 4th half of our demand was met by solar power it created 340 jobs, half of those filled by richmond residents. >>> for the first time ever jeff bezos is releasing critical information about amazon. >> reporter: proctor and gamble the latest to report numbers better than expected. there's pressure from private label brands, and it's taking proctor & gamble down this morning. the stocks were down after the major chip maker in taiwan issued a down forecast. t

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. >> they claim that gunfire kept the rebels back but fox news learned that the rebels were bussed out of the area 10 days ago. fox also learned that the bodies of those who died in the attack were taken from their graves by the regime. doctors who treated the victims have been detained and threatened if they give evidence. e >> despite the attempts, the truth is emerging bit. by bit we are able to paint a picture of what happened in that terrible chemical weapons attack in duma. every day evidence and witnesses come across the border wall with more horrific details. this person claims to be a survive. >> i saw hundred of injured bodies lying in the corridors. some dying of gas. others we conventional weapons. white foam came out of their mouths and noses. >> the pentagon acknowledged that stock piles remain. >> they will have the ability to conduct limited attacks in the future. they have to look over their shoulder and be worried we will have the ability to strike them again. >> syria rebel leaders have shown gratitude for the strikes but hope the u.s. will do more. >> there is an en

donor conference that the northern italy province where many of those rebels are being bussed to could become the new aleppo we have seen in the last few weeks days . we have seen it with our eyes that made it three games territorial gauge military escalation just not to bring a political solution have not brought any change on the political on the contrary we are going through a very difficult moment the truth is that everyone has the political solution and that is what we need to work on any time for a high diploma shellfish. commission a general of the united nations relief and works agency joins us via skype from brussels the u.n. has called on all sides to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure how feasible is this given the intensity of the fighting at the moment well it's very clearly the biggest problem that the entire world faces with the syrian conflict is that there has been such high disregard and disrespect for the protection of civilians in general as we speak one of the neighborhoods where elliston refugee has historically lived in the camp of the cells of damascus is under fire

new. affiliates mists they've lost opting to take the busses to rebel territories. and the vast majority of rebels surrendered and negotiations are underway for the handover of the last rebel stronghold on the cusp of victory as is now tradition assad goes against all reason and logic he's won this battle and launches chemical weapons at civilians according to his enemies he can't help it united states continues to use all efforts available to hold those who use chemical weapons in syria and otherwise it cannibal the regime's history of using chemical weapons against its own people is not in dispute. russia warned repeatedly that this may happen they had intelligence a month ago that rebels were preparing to stage these attacks why not if they can't fight if they can't win why not try to provoke an international intervention it's worked before that is not to say we're jumping to conclusions meanwhile in a besieged enclave of eastern due to rebels are continuing to leave the last group has finally agreed to be evacuated to the north of the country we spoke to some do

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busses rerouted. as soon as we get additional updates when they come into our news room, we'll pass those along. >>> happening tonight, james comey speaks at a sold out event in san francisco. he'll be at the theater to promote his book "a higher loyalty," describing his service as fbi director from 2013-2017, and among other things, he ov oversaw the investigation of the controversy of hillary clinton's e-mail, and he was fired by president trump last year. >>> now to an abc news exclusive, an adult film star says stormy daniels is telling the truth about a threat to stay silent about an alleged affair with donald trump. jessica drake says that she, dam daniels, and another woman went to president trump's hotel room in 2006. after the woman left, drake received a call asking her to go back to the room. when she said no, someone who worked for mr. trump called her back, then offered $10,000. daniels told her that she went back to the room on her own that night, but was not offered any money. drake says daniels then told her twice of the threat to stay silent. >> first time she told me about the threat was sho

syrians who have survived the last few days of this enclave are being bussed out of the ruins and into their newh will not be easy. for theirfamilies, and only then, their recollections of what they saw. translation: we lived through very difficult times in eastern ghouta, especially the final three days in douma, when the regime carried gas which caused suffocation amongst civilians. out its attack on our civilian neighbourhoods, and used chlorine gas which caused suffocation amongst civilians. but, in washington, president trump's morning treat was particularly incendiary. he told the russians to get ready for "nice, new and smart missiles" in syria. adding they shouldn't be partners with a gas killing animal. he meant president assad. in moscow, president putin didn't respond publicly, anyway, and he didn't echo earlier more threatening comments from his diplomats. translation: the situation in the world is becoming more and more chaotic. nonetheless, we hope that good sense will prevail. with so much hardship in syria, the russians also said, providing aid should be the priority, not the wes

"new york times" report families will be split up. mothers and children possibly being bussed to centers as far away as texas. men can be held anywhere in the united states that holds undocumented immigrants. the migrants would continue the screening process in these facilities over the next several days and at some point they would be fingerprinted, have their pictures taken. if they pass the credible fear interview the asylum seekers are allowed to make their case before an immigration judge. that process can take several months or longer. migrants can be asked to be released from detention. if granted they will be paying a bond or fitted with an ankle monitor. last year a syracuse university study found judges denied asylum to almost 62% of applicants. this is the fifth year in a row that the rate of denials rose. it's harder for central americans to be granted asylum. three countries with the largest number of applicants, el salvador, honduras and guatemala have rates between 79% and 73%. the president admonished the caravan of asylum seekers. >> are you watching that mess

bussed out and 40,000 of their family members. that is the latest we are getting. another line of information coming from the afp newshe remarks made by the french president macron has condemned the chemical attacks against civilians in douma. he says he strongly condemns the chemical attacks on april seven against the population, adding the two leaders shared information confirming the use of chemical weapons and they would co—ordinate their efforts at a meeting of the un security council in new york. that is coming from emmanuelle macron. more on that. —— emmanuel. that is a call he had with donald trump. the hungarian prime minister viktor 0rban has declared victory after preliminary results from sunday's election suggested he's won a third successive term in power. polling stations stayed open later than expected due to queues of voters and the turnout is expected to be at a near record level. with most of the votes counted, the national election 0ffice data suggests victor 0rban‘s ruling party has received nearly 50% of the vote, the far rightjobbik party has 20% and the socialist party received 12%. this is how

charged through a new pilot program designed to track energy consumption and also reduce the impact on the state's electrical grid. there are plans to add five more all-electric bussthe fleet next year. >>> well, proposition 64 legalized recreational marijuana sales at the start of the year. but coming up in our 6:00 hour we will take a look at the success of the dispensaries and the impact illegal sales are having on those retailers. >>> and did you watch the warriors last night? they are just one win away from moving onto the next round of the nba play-offs. when we come back we will tell you about the big win over the spurs. >>> and there is a car on fire on the san mateo bridge eastbound from the peninsula to hayward. now look on the left. you can see there is a back up here trying to get over to hayward where there is normally not one. we will update this and some of the other commutes coming up. >>> and except for fog we are looking good. the same cannot be said for the hawaiian islands. they have had enough rain, but guess what, it is still raining and there are flash flood watches out for all the islands. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we are following