the san francisco municipal transportation agency, paratransit presentation, erin mcauliff. >> hello, commissioners. erin mcauliff is under the weather so i will be giving the presentation in her place. >> and you are? >> my name is jonathan chang, i'm a paratransit planner and i work in the accessible services department at san francisco municipal transportation agency. sorry. so it is a part of the taxi services division at m.t.a. we help manage several programs, including the paratransit program as well as the discount office, and we help oversee the m.t.a. on various aspects of accessibility projects throughout the city, including the capital projects, bike projects, pedestrian projects as well as emergeing mobility. so what is paratransit? it is the door-to-door transportation service as available to a.d.a.-eligible riders. currently m.t.a. contracts out to the administration of the day-to-day service. so it is responsible for the a.d.a.-eligibility certification process. they are responsible for media sales, service quality monitoring as well as customer interface. we also provi

back now with terry mcauliffe, jess mcintosh, and van jones.ument, however it's brought up, whoever brings it up, to dominate tonight? >> i don't think it's going to dominate tonight. i think it will come up. i don't think elizabeth warren wants to have this conversation. i think she wants to make the case that only she can make. that she actually can be a unifier. the part that you've seen -- >> she doesn't need to have that conversation. she's already dropped the mic. >> it's already out there. why is she going to waste time on that tonight. she doesn't want it. bernie doesn't want it. let me say a few things about elizabeth warren. she was written off. if you would say a year ago that elizabeth warren would be as dominant as she's been, people would say, no way. she's fought her way back into this. she slipped a little bit. do not write her off. she is the number two choice of a bunch of people. when people go to caucus and just, you know, a couple of weeks, a lot of people will not be in that top 15. they're going to have to pick their numb

i am general anthony mcauliffe, united states army retired. i was at bastogne with the 101st airborne division in 1944. one of the saddest and most dramatic incidents occurred christmas eve night. we had asked for volunteers when we lost our hospital. and a very fine trained nurse, the daughter of the village hardware store keeper, renee le mere, volunteered. she took charge of a group of wounded from the 10th armored division on the streets of bastogne. but on christmas a five hunter pound bomb struck the house, went all the way through and none of the 10th armored division soldiers nor renee le mere survived. not a one survived. >on december 26, element of the fourth murder division crashed into bastogne. the encirclement was broken and for the germans it was the beginning of the end. >> after we had been in there, about 30 days, on the 16th of january we were relieved. we left bastogne in one of the worst blizzards i have ever seen. going up the hill about 40 miles south, a great big long hill with a gentle slope, the tanks just could not m

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. >> joining me right now to discuss is terry mcauliffe. being with us, governor. >> good to be here. >> tom steyer says it is not his money that's putting him on the debate stage. do you think he will be on the debate stage this week? >> tom will be on the debate stage. i've known tom for a long time. i believe his statement that he's a big grassroots person. it is unfortunate that we will not have any representation from the communities of color on the upcoming stage. it's a hard situation. you have 20-plus candidates running for office. the dnc was in a very tough place because you can't continue to have 20-plus candidates on the debate stage, so they came out with the rules early and everyone knew what the rules were. but i do think as we go into '24 and '28, we have to rethink this process. because when democrats win 20% of the american vote and 80% of the hispanic vote, we have to make sure those views are included. we have to think about how we include different votes of color in those states. >>> joe biden holds a wide lead at 48%.

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and you heard the 101st commander at the time, actually deputy commander mcauliffe -- it always showse to be prepared to step up -- he sent back a one-word response. "nuts." it is because of that, it boldened the resolve of the forces fighting and continued to push forward and they held on in this environment for four additional days, denying the success necessary to push forward, holding them, making them vulnerable. they got an early christmas 23rdnt on the night of the when the weather broke, and it opened up the onslaught of allied capability when the air came in. they brought the allied bombers to attack and destroy the logistical lines, pounded the front lines of the nazis, and broke the back of their attack. by christmas day and the day after, the third army led by general patton, broke through lines, ending the overall assault by nazis and linked up ,ith the 101st in bastogne ending the german attack. as the commander of the 101st, i got to know many of the soldiers who fought there. those brothers of mine will tell you they did not need to be safe -- saved, that they had the

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. >> during mcauliffe's election they supported only tea party candidates which caused the republican establishment to vote for the democratic candidate, and they considered it to be a success for the tea party because they were able to exert their influence. even though they may not have won that election, like their party may not have won the election, as a faction they were able to assert their influence on the republican party essentially. >> and the tea party and the freedom caucus inside the republican party, inside particularly the house of representatives, has been able to exert a lot of influence and to some degree has been able to drive a lot of the policy, sort of emphasis and to some degree the leadership that discussion that blum has and we sort of start out with regard to the asymmetrical politics article are about fact that john boehner, who is on the sort of partisan scale quite conservative, was essentially pushed out of his position as speaker of the house by the tea party caucus within the majority in the house of representative republican group. and paul ryan, who

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i goal is to tell an american story and to tell it in a way that dave mcauliffe, douglas brinkley et cetera do this, brands of purely i read these books and no that i can't do that. what i wanted to do is get major figures in history that you know who is on the cover but when you open it up you understand more about the people that made them great because like many people in this room who do great things on a daily basis without claim to fame. america is made up of average people doing extraordinary things without getting a pat on the back. these people were known in the times but not in our time. if you open up george washington secret six and when you open it in the great and when you think of the other men and you think about abraham woodall who is a farmer and when you open up thomas jefferson pirates you say i love jefferson and the guy's genius. true, but you know the other men in my goal is this that when you leave here today at the watercooler or sports bar hanging out at the tailgate when people go and challenge you and say america's history, everyone is proud of their histo

to be brought back to but about it was a lot about bricks it obvious most of it a lot about terry mcauliffe and lots of other bits and pieces to do so but nevertheless obviously was a very bad result the general election for us and indeed for the little party however i mean i don't say that operation tonight we're very concerned about the future but i agree with diana misunderstood we're not at the end of the game yet in terms of what this fund it looks like we don't know what it will look like finally and this is this is the 1st box the 1st item in the box the 1st d.v.d. is if you want to go before we do it finally and talk with will we hear more from you to throw out even thank you very much indeed for being with us well it is fair to say the mood is very divided this evening as remain as morning breaks it is raise a toast to a new era in just 2 hours from now let's cross live to our correspondent who has the truth of being in the thick of things at the pro party and the rainy parliament square. bring us up to date what is the atmosphere like there now. well it is absolutely in parliament

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that is terry province and john mcauliff from the vietnam peace peace commemoration committee. now it is a great pleasure to introduce chris appy. he is a professor, historian at the university of professor of massachusetts amherst. he is best known for three of his books on vietnam, "american reckoning: the vietnam war and our national identity", "patriots: the vietnam war remembered from all sides", and "working class war: american combat soldiers in vietnam". but he is also has made a great contribution for having organized events such as this with a three-week display of the waging peace in vietnam exhibit at the university of massachusetts involving folks from the five colleges there and large numbers of students and my hat is off to him. >> thank you very much. it is a great honor to speak to you today and i want to thank everyone involved in putting this exhibit together and hosting these events and i think it documents the dramatic and inspiring story of the greatest movement of antiwar g.i.s and veterans in u.s. history, and by doing so, it helps recover a virtually se

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the san francisco municipal transportation agency, paratransit presentation, erin mcauliff. >> hello, commissioners. erin mcauliff is under the weather so i will be giving the presentation in her place. >> and you are? >> my name is jonathan chang, i'm a paratransit planner and i work in the accessible services department at san francisco municipal transportation agency. sorry. so it is a part of the taxi services division at m.t.a. we help manage several programs, including the paratransit program as well as the discount office, and we help oversee the m.t.a. on various aspects of accessibility projects throughout the city, including the capital projects, bike projects, pedestrian projects as well as emergeing mobility. so what is paratransit? it is the door-to-door transportation service as available to a.d.a.-eligible riders. currently m.t.a. contracts out to the administration of the day-to-day service. so it is responsible for the a.d.a.-eligibility certification process. they are responsible for media sales, service quality monitoring as well as customer interface. we also provi

the san francisco municipal transportation agency, paratransit presentation, erin mcauliff. >> hello, commissioners. erin mcauliff is under the weather so i will be giving the presentation in her place. >> and you are? >> my name is jonathan chang, i'm a paratransit planner and i work in the accessible services department at san francisco municipal transportation agency. sorry. so it is a part of the taxi services division at m.t.a. we help manage several programs, including the paratransit program as well as the discount office, and we help oversee the m.t.a. on various aspects of accessibility projects throughout the city, including the capital projects, bike projects, pedestrian projects as well as emergeing mobility. so what is paratransit? it is the door-to-door transportation service as available to a.d.a.-eligible riders. currently m.t.a. contracts out to the administration of the day-to-day service. so it is responsible for the a.d.a.-eligibility certification process. they are responsible for media sales, service quality monitoring as well as customer interface. we also provi

the san francisco municipal transportation agency, paratransit presentation, erin mcauliff. >> hello, commissioners. erin mcauliff is under the weather so i will be giving the presentation in her place. >> and you are? >> my name is jonathan chang, i'm a paratransit planner and i work in the accessible services department at san francisco municipal transportation agency. sorry. so it is a part of the taxi services division at m.t.a. we help manage several programs, including the paratransit program as well as the discount office, and we help oversee the m.t.a. on various aspects of accessibility projects throughout the city, including the capital projects, bike projects, pedestrian projects as well as emergeing mobility. so what is paratransit? it is the door-to-door transportation service as available to a.d.a.-eligible riders. currently m.t.a. contracts out to the administration of the day-to-day service. so it is responsible for the a.d.a.-eligibility certification process. they are responsible for media sales, service quality monitoring as well as customer interface. we also provi

the san francisco municipal transportation agency, paratransit presentation, erin mcauliff. >> hello,ommissioners. erin mcauliff is under the weather so i will be giving the presentation in her place. >> and you are? >> my name is jonathan chang, i'm a paratransit planner and i work in the accessible services department at san francisco municipal transportation agency. sorry. so it is a part of the taxi services division at m.t.a. we help manage several programs, including the paratransit program as well as the discount office, and we help oversee the m.t.a. on various aspects of accessibility projects throughout the city, including the capital projects, bike projects, pedestrian projects as well as emergeing mobility. so what is paratransit? it is the door-to-door transportation service as available to a.d.a.-eligible riders. currently m.t.a. contracts out to the administration of the day-to-day service. so it is responsible for the a.d.a.-eligibility certification process. they are responsible for media sales, service quality monitoring as well as customer interface. we also provide

the san francisco municipal transportation agency, paratransit presentation, erin mcauliff. >> hello, commissioners. erin mcauliff is under the weather so i will be giving the presentation in her place. >> and you are? >> my name is jonathan chang, i'm a paratransit planner and i work in the accessible services department at san francisco municipal transportation agency. sorry. so it is a part of the taxi services division at m.t.a. we help manage several programs, including the paratransit program as well as the discount office, and we help oversee the m.t.a. on various aspects of accessibility projects throughout the city, including the capital projects, bike projects, pedestrian projects as well as emergeing mobility. so what is paratransit? it is the door-to-door transportation service as available to a.d.a.-eligible riders. currently m.t.a. contracts out to the administration of the day-to-day service. so it is responsible for the a.d.a.-eligibility certification process. they are responsible for media sales, service quality monitoring as well as customer interface. we also provi

joining me to discuss former d america c chair and former governor of virginia terry mcauliffe.r, there's no clear front-runner in iowa and it's getting very close. can warren and sanders afford the time off the trail? this is a very inopportune time for them and we're two weeks from monday. the last debate is over and tv ads are going over all of the candidates and what really matters is organization and having that organization on the ground. we still have 45% of the caucusgoers who haven't made up their mind. >> so the last two week, a lot of personal interaction, iowa loves that personal contact and they're at a disadvantage and i think of my own races in the last couple of weeks you're motivating your volunteers and get out the vote rallies and they'll have surrogates and surrogates aren't as good as the actual candidates doing it and for these candidates it makes it hard in a state like canada where they want to hear you, touch you, feel you and they'll be at a disadvantage. if i'm joe biden and pete buttigieg i'll spend the next 14 days doing events in iowa and that will

terry mcauliffe was going to get it. so they sort of gave him false information.g a lot of money. it is having no impact. i'm having mys best poll numbers -- maria: at the same time bloomberg is willing to spend up to $2 billion to take you down. he said he would convict if he was in the senate. what kind of impact is does that kind of money have? >> right now it doesn't have any impact. he is wasting his money. he is not going to win because he can't. he is a terrible speaker. he can't speak properly and he is not a charismatic guy. he has got money. he will spend as much money as he can but it had no impact. he has gone down in the polls. look at recent ones came out today. bloomberg has gone down in the polls. i don't know exactly but i can tell you, if you go before i ran for office, take a look at some of his statements, i would love to give them to you. he said the best things about my. he said great things about me and i helped him in the past but he seems to have a problem and that's okay. i think the other ones crazy bernie, maybe he is really surging, he

flight the challenger burst into flames and exploded all 7 crew members were killed, incling christa mcauliffe who would have been the first teacher in space. t explosion was a result of a rocket booster failure which ignited the fuel tank. now our 4 zone forecast a live look at the golden gate bridge on this tuesday night and is dry tonight they're from what our chief meteorologist is telling us it looks like it's going to be dry for a while or it has a look ahead. yeah kind of disappointing, you know that's really the heart of the wet season here in the bay area and we're already behind now and so looks like. >>not going to catch up with you though those light showers early on today. those have since departed now our skies are clear now we may see some patchy dense fog developing a little bit later on he says some haze in our skies too that says that leftover moisture in the atmosphere from that system move through but really just some dry weather doppler radar scout out your skies and looking dry right now and that's weight is around the bay area and that's what's going to stay throughout t

i wonder if senator mcauliffe, is this bad for democrats? what strikes you about this exchange?he debate on cnn, i think elizabeth warren had a good opportunity to go back. she should have answered the question in the debate. i think it would have been a transformational moment to say, no, here's what you said to me. she didn't do it. she waited until after. i think we are two weeks from tomorrow, i don't think anybody cares, let's talk about healthcare and prescription prices, the senate is in a difficult position. you have a caucus coming up, the last two weeks, they're not there, this is within do you your get out the vote rally. if i'm biden or buttigieg, i'm doing 15 a day for the next two weeks. >> you know, i disagree, because for a lot of women, i do think that senator sanders and his campaign very much underestimate how much anger there still is on the part of a lot of women who whether it was the bernie bro's who attacked them and senator sanders did nothing to try -- suddenly people were threatened, it was vicious in 2016 flu is say the next two weeks? >> i think the

the san francisco municipal transportation agency, paratransit presentation, erin mcauliff. >> hello,ommissioners. erin mcauliff is under the weather so i will be giving the presentation in her place. >> and you are? >> my name is jonathan chang, i'm a paratransit planner and i work in the accessible services department at san francisco municipal transportation agency. sorry. so it is a part of the taxi services division at m.t.a. we help manage several programs, including the paratransit program as well as the discount office, and we help oversee the m.t.a. on various aspects of accessibility projects throughout the city, including the capital projects, bike projects, pedestrian projects as well as emergeing mobility. so what is paratransit? it is the door-to-door transportation service as available to a.d.a.-eligible riders. currently m.t.a. contracts out to the administration of the day-to-day service. so it is responsible for the a.d.a.-eligibility certification process. they are responsible for media sales, service quality monitoring as well as customer interface. we also provide

and since governor two-faced northam has has continued that anti-constitutional legacy that terry mcauliffe in 27 years, we've seen a complete liberal, socialist take over of the leadership, the governing leadership virginia. i am leading a grassroots movement. i'm a grassroots state senator. i stand with the people. that is why they put me here. i'm not a politician. they reelected. they know i won't back down. i have stood in the gap for the people of virginia. i won't back down. i stood up not only for the second amendment because what has happened there is all-out war on our constitution. they started with the second amendment, taking away law-abiding citizens ability to protect themselves. making them defenseless. and we're talking about turning the second amendment on its head. let's talk about -- griff: let me jump in for one second though, because you have made the case, when i spoke with you there, that this was not just a virginia thing. and i understand the politics of the state, but why is it that you believe that is the tip of iceberg on assault of second amendment rights and i

the san francisco municipal transportation agency, paratransit presentation, erin mcauliff. >> hello,ioners. erin mcauliff is under the weather so i will be giving the presentation in her place. >> and you are? >> my name is jonathan chang, i'm a paratransit planner and i work in the accessible services department at san francisco municipal transportation agency. sorry. so it is a part of the taxi services division at m.t.a. we help manage several programs, including the paratransit program as well as the discount office, and we help oversee the m.t.a. on various aspects of accessibility projects throughout the city, including the capital projects, bike projects, pedestrian projects as well as emergeing mobility. so what is paratransit? it is the door-to-door transportation service as available to a.d.a.-eligible riders. currently m.t.a. contracts out to the administration of the day-to-day service. so it is responsible for the a.d.a.-eligibility certification process. they are responsible for media sales, service quality monitoring as well as customer interface. we also provide trans

. >> during mcauliffe's election they supported only tea party candidates which caused the republican establishment to vote for the democratic candidate, and they considered it to be a success for the tea party because they were able to exert their influence, even though they may not have won that election, like their party may not have won that election, but as a faction they were able to exert their influence on the republican establishment essentially. >> and the tea party and the freedom caucus inside the republican party, inside particularly the house of representatives, has been able to exert a lot of influence and to some degrees h has been able drive a lot of the policy, sort of emphasis and to some degree the leadership that discussion that blum has and we sort of start out with regard to the assem mettrycle politics article are about fact that john boehner, who is on the sort of partisan scale quite conservative, was essentially pushed out of his position as speaker of the house by the tea party caucus within the majority in the house of representative republican group. and

it was going to go to terry mcauliffe so they were playing with michael and it's too bad but he's spendingaking a lot of broadcasters wealthy and getting nowhere. his ratings are terrible you look at his numbers. i don't know if joe is going to limp across the line, but i watched him, i with him speaking, he can't put together a sentence but it could be him and it could be crazy bernie i don't know who it's going to be whoever it is, i'm ready. >> i just want to ask you some rapid fire questions just to get your comments. so boeing, yesterday in the news and it hit the dow yesterday and the news is the summer perhaps. >> very disappointing company. this is one of the great companies of the world, let's say as of a year ago and then all of a sudden things happened. i'm so disappointed in boeing. had a tremendous impact. when you talk about growth it's so big. people say it's more than .5 of gdp. so a big, big disappointment to me big disappointment. >> apple, what do you think? >> i like them a lot i think we should do some encryption i think we should start finding some of the bad people o