kasia lipkins treats patients including daniels at the clinic and is the study's lead author. on capitol hill last week. >> this vial of insulin cost just $21 when it first came on the market in 1996. it now costs $275. >> reporter: some drugmakers are already reacting to the outrage. sanofi announced it will cut the price of insulin for uninsured patients and those who pay cash to $99 a month, but that doesn't eliminate advocates' concerns. >> people are dying from lack of access to a drug that's been around for almost a century. i think it's unconscionable. >> insulin manufacturers told us they have taken steps to address pry prices including offering it to those who qualify. express scripts began offering it for $25 a month. anna werner, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" in our "school matters" series, how a nationwide short am of school nurses could be pitting kids at risk. >>> plus in our series "the road to 2020," washington governor jay inslee joins us in our studio with why he's making climate change the focus of his presidential campaign. >>> and

. >> director lipkin: certainly from a high speed perspective, our goal by mandate from the voters to get our services to salesforce transit centre. sebastian in your presentation, you did a marvelous job throughout this process. part of that excites me for kind of looking at the history of the corridor little bit, there was electrification plan for the corridor for a while. we're kind of at the point where that moved forward. the next layer on top of that, how we have high speed rail to it. that's what we're going through on the clearance and with the extension of d.t.x. to downtown. this is the next layer on top to look for long range of vision. continuing to see that evolution and upgrades coming in overtime. it's an exciting process that you laid out for the region and certainly we're very supportive of continuing to work with caltrain how the entire system works. thank you. >> thank you very much. i think you would say, we are growing. the numbers are high. the high scenario probably where we need to look at. thank you. >> you have two members of the public. we have mr. patrick a

i would like to note that both directors lipkin and hersh attended the kickoff meeting. the pier review is expected to be completed in mid-june. i would like to thank director chanc chang for undertaking this effort. and they have been worthing so this can be completed and work on phase 2 can begin as soon as possible, so we can complete it at both the state and federal level. as we have already heard, the san francisco superior court judge has dismissed the lawsuit last year to block the use of project three, the toll increase on the area's state's own bridges to pay for the public transit upgrades. this paved the way for the approximately $4.5 billion -- sorry -- $4.5 billion in funding for bay area projects to move forward, including the $325 million for phase 2. the group that filed the lawsuit has indicated that it does not intend to appeal the judge's decision. if that stands, funding could be available as soon as this summer. as well as the operations of the transit center. in regard to the pier review being conducted by the american public administration, which w