he points at warren beatty.hat, what? why am i an idiot? then he goes, idiots like me and him! you're better than us! >> jimmy: wow. >> you're better! you tell stories! you're a director! you're a director! and i went, all right. then he went, say it! >> jimmy: oh, no. >> and i was, excuse me? say you're a director! tell me! so i went -- i'm a director. say it again! and i went, i'm a director. he goes, with passion now! so i got the pacino fever. right? i just yelled out, i'm a director! everyone at the party started looking at me. stopped talking and looked at me. i looked at leonardo dicaprio and went, i don't know. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is there a follow-up? >> i yell out, i'm a director! then warren beatty, who was talking to a woman, he rejoins the conversation after me yelling it. he leans in, he goes, what do you direct? and my brain, rather than telling the truth, went straight to lying. and i went, i got a few projects in the works. no projects. >> jimmy: no projects, yeah. >

>> well the internet says -- that joyce beatty wears it best because she used her own words in it. so let's just say as i've heard others say, hers might have been a zero or she's a a ten! >> let's keep moving now. more news for you, it really has been an intense week for lindsay lohan. it began with that fight with her fianc?, in whhch she said he strangled her and amidst all that drama, she tweeted out -- that she was pregnant and now here's this. all aboard for she and her friend as they live the high life on a boat off the italian coast. is she or isn't she? oven. telling "e.t." there's no truth to any of these speculations and stories. rocking a striped one-piece bathing suit, the 30-year-old actress let off some steam by smoking, drinking and fishing and, yes, she still wearing her emerald engagement ring. we caught her fianc?, egor tarabasov, sporting some blue suede shoes at a hot spot in london. his more interesting accessory -- the mystery brunette he was seen leaving with. spelling's fun night out. cameraa were rolling as the mom of four hit up the abbey at 9:00, showing

did congresswoman joyce beatty sseal melania's looo?representative from ohio took to the dnc stage in a dress strikingly similar to the one melania trump wore during her rnc speech. the minute you stepped off that stage, people went bananas. because of your dress. >> it's my husband came today, and asked me to wear this dress. and when he unveiled it, i can be honest, i didn't see her the night that she wore the dress. >> is it the same designer? is it the same exact -- >> i have no idea. >> do you know who the designer is of your dress? >> i do. >> who is it? >> i do. >> you don't want to tell me? she doesn't want to tell me! >> the question everybody is asking is -- whh wore it best? >> well the internet says -- that joyce beatty wears it best because she used her own words in it. so let's just say as i've heard others say, hers might have been a zero or she's a zero, but i'm a ten! >> let's keep moving now. more news for you, it really has been an intense week for lindsay lohan. it began with thaa fight with her fiancÉ, in which she

folsom police sergeant eric beatty donated his kidney to sacramento sheriff deputy nathan wise. they met over a facebook post from wise's wife. beatty saw the post and was inspired to help his brother in blue especially once he saw a photo of wise holding a small child. >> i knew thathe and his family would be through a rough patch through the dialysis process much like our family was and i knew when he received a kidney he and his family would get their lives back. >> now, in a twist, beatty's wife is a kidney recipient herself. she received her kidney from the wife of a sacramento sheriff's deputy. that's part of the reason he wanted to help. i love that social media connected them, you know? >> keep it in the family >>> coming up in the next half- hour calls for justice after the latest deadly police shooting in minnesota. a live report on how minnesota's governor is stepping in saying race was a factor. >> and republicans rip into the fbi's chief. the grilling over his decision not to indict hillary clinton for her email scandal. ,, tax with with a per mile ta drivers would

. >> congresswoman joyce beatty took the stage wearing a stunning white dress that might have looked>> as you can see. >> that's because it's exactly like the one that melania trump wore to deliver her speech last week. >> okay, so some people saw it as a fashion faux pas, but the 65-year-old ohio democrat was apparently throwing a little shade after melania copied lines from michelle obama's speech. beatty was quick to point out that she used her own words while wearing the same dress. >> ooh. >>> well, television's most famous neighborhood is in a little bit of turmoil this morning after word that three of its residents have been evicted or have they? >> yeah, so we're talking about, of course, "sesame street" and where bob the music teacher mcgrath recently claimed that he and emilio delgado who plays luis, the handyman, and roscoe orman, who stars as gordon, had been let go since the show moved to hbo. >> but a spokesperson insists all three will continue to appear on the show and represent "sesame street" at public events. >>> and finally, the redecorating of one family's home,

beatty: mr. speaker, as i sat here this evening, listening to my colleague on the other side of the aisle repeatedly talking about this administration and how this administration's work had brought great harm to this america that we live in, well, mr. speaker, tonight as i sit here and listen to my colleagues, the great history lesson that we just received from congressman clyburn in reminding us of all the things that happened with the charleston nine, when i reflect on just the other day when four , ck men went on national tv not elected officials, not scholars in the world that we represent, but athletes, athletes who stood dressed in black there to honor another athlete, the great mohammad ali . t those four young black men with young minds decided that they would take their time on national tv, unrehearsed, unscripted by folks like you and i, mr. speaker. and so i'd like to share just very briefly what carmelo anthony said when he came to the podium. he said, "tonight we cannot ignore the re

beatty their chest onstage. >> she was energized by the scene and proved up with other girls who wantedheir voices to be heard. touring the country and sharing gen-x 7 as a. her mainstream reputation grew with her novel. theses san francisco public library took notice and asked her if she would begin carrying a monthly reading series based on her community. >> a lot of the raiders that i work with our like underground writers. they're just coming at publishing and at being a writer from this underground way. coming in to the library is awesome. very good for the library to show this writing community that they are welcome. at first, people were like, you want me to read at the library, really? things like that. >> as a documentary, there are interviews -- [inaudible] >> radar readings are focused on clear culture. strayed all others might write about gay authors. gay authors might write about universal experiences. the host creates a welcoming environment for everybody. there is no cultural barrier to entry. >> the demographic of people who come will match the demographic of the reader.

beatty their chest onstage. >> she was energized by the scene and proved up with other girls who wantedheir voices to be heard. touring the country and sharing gen-x 7 as a. her mainstream reputation grew with her novel. theses san francisco public library took notice and asked her if she would begin carrying a monthly reading series based on her community. >> a lot of the raiders that i work with our like underground writers. they're just coming at publishing and at being a writer from this underground way. coming in to the library is awesome. very good for the library to show this writing community that they are welcome. at first, people were like, you want me to read at the library, really? things like that. >> as a documentary, there are interviews -- [inaudible] >> radar readings are focused on clear culture. strayed all others might write about gay authors. gay authors might write about universal experiences. the host creates a welcoming environment for everybody. there is no cultural barrier to entry. >> the demographic of people who come will match the demographic of the reader.

from the wife of a sacramento sheriff's deputy call the attention of folsom police sergeant eric beatty. he learned that deputy nathan wise desperately needed a kidney so he decided to help his brother in blue and donate. >> i knew that he was going to be -- he and his family were going to be in for a rough patch through the whole dialysis process, much like our family was. and i knew that when he received a kidney he would basically -- he and his family would get their lives back. >> in a twist, beatty's wife is a kidney recipient. he says he didn't even think twice about paying it forward. >>> time now is 6:51. a horrible discovery in the burn zone of two massive wildfires that merged in southern california. >> and hundreds of protestors take over an east bay freeway. coming up, more on the "black lives matter" protest and the damage they did. ,,,, ♪ light piano ,,,, today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (hawk call) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". can s

with special guest stars jennifer lawrence, warren beatty, john travolta, clint eastwood, george clooney, prince, taylor swift, sean penn, bruce springsteen, helen mirren, morgan freeman, james franco, kanye west and... leonardo dicaprio. (applause and cheering) why? (kang and kodos laughing) this has been a bad week, even for you, simpson. concrete in the sandbox? i don't get lost anymore! spreading the rumor that today's lunch would be served by a naked lady. move it! boobs! boobs! i want to see boobs in the soup! there is no naked lunch lady! bart made it up! yes, yes, i-i knew that. there's no hope for you, simpson. you'll be locked in detention until you graduate to the penal system. (laughing) penal. stop laughing! i said "penal," not "penile." (laughs) penile. it's not like you made me say "penis"! (laughing) (groaning)

sports extra debut, and of the mlb trade deadline, all tonight at 11:25, right here on seven and beatty. and the red sox are looking for another one in los angeles, to be able to split the four-game series with the angels. ri othing in the second. trick is to provide the backend of the rotation depth that the process were looking for. after last night's loss to the angels, is now oh and two cents coming over from san diego, with a 7.35 era. the sox have lost seven of their last nine games. >>> in the yankees fire sale at the trade deadline continues, center andrew miller to cleveland for a call across backs, including and fraser, who will become the bomber's top from him. going for it, pulling the trigger on the all-star lefty just a few hours after milwaukee catcher trump the new troy uses no trade clause to avoid a trade to cleveland. final round of the pga championship. jimmy walker holding onto a two-stroke lead over jason day. that is a look at seven sports. >> alex, thank you. well, athletes from all over the world are touching down in rio today. several assays could be seen strea

woman in a dorm in r room in june of 2013. 2 during the trial beatty beatt testified that he was sod cannott remember what happened: the t judge overseeing the case saidei it is one of the saddest he'dded ever seen. >> it's a significant stepp forward for mental healthlea reform. helping families and mental mena health crisis act. act. >> legislation will helpel address holes in the u.s. t.s. mental health system amongmong those holtz providing more hospital beds for mental health patients.al despite $130 billion inil funding each year there ish still a shortage of about 100,000 beds.0 beds. >> let's change gears rightha now and turn our attention to sports in the finalng rouurnd or the british open. on. phil mickleson shot a final fal round 65 and it still wasn't enough. enough. this eagle just stays out.out. mickleson was good. henrik stenson just a littleitle better.er stenson had 10 birdies to win to the open championship.mp it's mickleson's 11th runner up finish in a major. maj >> i was so pulling for phil.hi. >> really.eally. >> yeah, we were watching it.e t >> all right.>> al

i am congresswoman joyce beatty, and i approve this message.america. love you, ohio! [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> let's give a great hand to the ricky minor band. [applause] please welcome governor mark dayton from minnesota. governor dayton: thank you. i am here today in part because my home state of minnesota has been hit by tragedy, and we are not alone. baton rouge, louisiana. dallas, texas. and falcon heights, minnesota, tell us why we need a wise, strong, compassionate leader for all americans. when i was elected to the senate 16 years ago, i was seated next to the new senator from new york, hillary clinton. saw up next six years, i close and in person precisely the kind of leader this country needs right now. was a senate, hillary present partner on both sides of the aisle. she listened to people explain their problems, not just from new york, but throughout the entire cou

i read an article years ago where girls were talking about how warren beatty smelled so good. >> he doess like, you know what? i can always smell good. >> that's it. i can check that off the list. >> well, tell us more about this. are you going do moran mated stuff with people? >> we'll see how it goes. i think people are really excited to see it. it was a blast and fun release from doing what i normally do on "modern family," get to challenge my actsing chops which is always fun. >> this "modern family" ever lose the fun factor for you? >> no. i mean, we all love each other so much. we just -- >> it shows. it really z. >> definitely. >> you can't fake that. over the long term. >> absolutely. and i always tell people, i wish you could read all of our text exchange. we have a group text between the adults and cast. and then we have ones that include kids and don't include kids. but if fans could read our group texts, you would be arrested. >> yeah. >> play a little game about dogs. >> sure. >> do you love dogs? >> i love dogs. >> we're going to show you one and see if you know the breed.

. >> yes, i'm congresswoman joyce beatty from the great state of ohio. tonight, as we light the way forward, i want to introduce to you a mother who knows all too well the pain of losing a child to gun violence. on june 6th, 2015, ebony crosby and her family's lives changed forever. that night, her daughter, italy, 13 years old, was sitting at the kitchen table when shots rang out. in the blink of an eye, ebony crosby had lost her child. a tragedy experienced by far too many families in ohio and across the country. please join me and those in orange shirts from the great state of ohio and across the country to welcome ebony crosby to the microphone. >> hello, everybody. i'm honored to be here. i wish i didn't have to, but i'm here. italy was a beautiful little girl who could bring a smile to anyone's face. she had a smile like no other. she loved her family, was real tight with her siblings, and her nephew. we would sit around for hours and talk about any and everything with her siblings and her friends or whoever was around. she always wanted to know so

1217, the bipartisan expanded background check legislation, and this is to honor the memory of carl beatty a former mercer county corrections officer, who havest who was an innocent bystander killed in a hail of gunfire in gang related fight in the city of trenton in my district. i do this to honor mr. beatty d i do this so that we -- he never received a moment of silence and he's never received a moment of action on this house floor. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. the gentlewoman from new jersey's time will be deducted from the gentleman from colorado's time. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: the definition of obstruction in the dictionary is, quote, a thing that impedes or prevents passage or progress, an obstacle or blockage, end quote. the only obstruction here is the failure of the republicans to simply remove that blockage or that thing that prevents passage of this commonsense measure to keep guns out of the hands of convicted felons, and prevent terrorists from quietly assembling carsal -- a

and peggy beatty from dayton, ohio, is the one that's started this organization. and we've just had our 10th anniversary. we meet the second week of every, second week of every march, somewhere in the united states. and women in aviation international is probably given out hundreds of thousands of scholarships. for the airline industry, for, for any, anything that any girl wants to apply for. those things are out there. >> we teach people how to get ahold of scholarships, to use pell grants. none of this was even remotely thought of 15 years ago when i was, i was a struggling -- when i was struggling to get my licenses. and what geri and all the rest of the girls had to do to get their licenses. >> it's wonderful to be able to work with a young generation and to help them have the exciting experiences you've had. >> and when you, interview the lot you find you're going back in time even more, and they helped open the gates for us. women in aviation and for us getting into some of the space program. >> i'm guessing, many of them are involved in the women in aviatio

from the wife of a sacramento sheriff's deputy caught the attention of folsom police sergeant eric beatty. he learned that deputy nathan wise desperately needed a kidney so owe decided to help. he said he was inspired to donate the kidney especially once he saw a photo of wise holding a small child. >> i knew that he was going to be -- he and his family were going to be in for a rough patch through the whole dialysis process much like our family was and i knew that when he received a kidney he and his family would get their lives back. >> in a twist, his wife is actually a kid they recipient. he said he didn't think twice about donating. he knew the importance of organ donation. great story. >> yeah. >>> time now 5:15. let's check the roads with gianna. >> the roads are okay this morning "friday light" for the most part. we have mass transit delays for bart. 20-minute delays on the fremont line in both directions. the rest of mass transit is on time. let's go over to the westbound 580. slow into the altamont pass westbound coming out of tracy. seeing yellow on the sensors indicating slowe

that's ohio congresswoman joyce beatty sporting the exact same dress worn a week earlier at the republicannald trump during her keynote address. >> it's not known who got their dress first. you got to wonder. was this a fashion faux pas or was it something done on purpose? >> i'm thinking it was a dress plagiarism. >> a who wore it best contest? >> i think they both wore it beautifully in their respect. >>> next, some bombshell news from the gold standard in children's television program. >> three men on "sesame street" have been let go after more than 40 years of a show. bob mcgrath who was a charter character when the show premiered in 1969 as bob the music teacher. and 72-year-old roscoe orman who joined the cast as gordon the science teacher in 1974. >> then 76-year-old emilio delgado. he was the handy neighborhood handyman. the producers of "sesame street" say the content of today's children is evolving and the characters have to evolve. the reports claim the show will try to appeal to more tech savvy kids. >> and props for the lower third who said f is for fire. hbo, who is set to st

beatty: we should not be trapped. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. adams: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. adams: mr. speaker, i rise today to urge my republican colleagues to do their jobs. pass legislation that moves our country forward. house democrats have led sit-ins here on the floor, we led vigils on the floor and we demanded action right outside the house floor. but despite it all, no real legislation has been passed on the house floor. speaker ryan refuses to do the work that we were all elected to do. 97% of americans have spoken. they want gun reform. not a six-week vacation for their representatives. for 52 days, the republican-led congress has done nothing. instead of passing commonsense legislation on gun reform, house republicans are going on summer vacation. instead of providing adequate funding for the zika crisis, house republicans a

ohio congresswoman joyce beatty also appeared to take a jab at the trumps on thursday when shse took the dnc stage wearing the exact same off-white dress with billowing sleeves that melania trump war when she gave her speech at the rnc in cleveland last week. this fashion plagiarism comes after melania trump plagiarized parts of michelle obama's 2008 dnc speech. meanwhile, donald trump, jr., is accusing president obama of having plagiarized a line from his speech at the rnc last week. both men used the phrase "that's , not the america i know." however, well before the rnc, obama has used some variant of the phrase "the america i know" or "not the america i know" on multiple occasions. former p president george w. buh also used this phrase. donald trurump hasn't appreciatd all l the jabs and jokes at his expense during this week's dnc. at a rally in davenport, iowa, thursday, trump talked about attacking multiple dnc speakers. mr. trump: i wanted to hit a couple of thosose spepeakers sod . i would have hit -- no, no. going to hit them -- i was all set. and then i got a c call from a h

beatty d i do this so that we -- he never received a moment of silence and he's never received a moment of action on this house floor. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. the gentlewoman from new jersey's time will be deducted from the gentleman from colorado's time. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: the definition of obstruction in the dictionary is, quote, a thing that impedes or prevents passage or progress, an obstacle or

beatty their chest onstage. >> she was energized by the scene and proved up with other girls who wantedheir voices to be heard. touring the country and sharing gen-x 7 as a. her mainstream reputation grew with her novel. theses san francisco public library took notice and asked her if she would begin carrying a monthly reading series based on her community. >> a lot of the raiders that i work with our like underground writers. they're just coming at publishing and at being a writer from this underground way. coming in to the library is awesome. very good for the library to show this writing community that they are welcome. at first, people were like, you want me to read at the library, really? things like that. >> as a documentary, there are interviews -- [inaudible] >> radar readings are focused on clear culture. strayed all others might write about gay authors. gay authors might write about universal experiences. the host creates a welcoming environment for everybody. there is no cultural barrier to entry. >> the demographic of people who come will match the demographic of the reader.

beatty their chest onstage. >> she was energized by the scene and proved up with other girls who wantedheir voices to be heard. touri the country and sharing gen-x 7 as a. her mainstream reputation grew with her novel. theses san francisco public library took notice and asked her if she would begin carrying a monthly reading series based on her community. >> a lot of the raiders that i work with our like underground writers. they're just coming at publishing and at being a writer from this underground way. coming in to the library is awesome. very good for the library to show this writing community that they are welcome. at first, people were like, you want me to read at the library, really? things like that. >> as a documentary, there are interviews -- [inaudible] >> radar readings are focused on clear culture. strayed all others might write about gay authors. gay authors might write about universal experiences. the host creates a welcoming environment for everybody. there is no cultural barrier to entry. >> the demographic of people who come will match the demographic of the reader. i

. >> switch to the main beattie guess. >> crescendo. >> okay. >> music,. >> great music in the city ofic. maybe we overstated number two moment. lets get to the number one. >> number one convention moment from last night. >> i know this is lame but we had our balloon drop in our booth yesterday as the show closed, who did it better was it "good day philadelphia" or dnc commite. >> there we go. >> thank you. >> we have had a great time here at wells fargo center. >> hit me right in the face. >> hit me right in the face. by balloon drop by the dnc national committee. >> ♪ >> if you are a politician you have to act like you have never seen a balloon before and you are acting like a cat, something shining. >> awkward. >> what is that. >> round and red. >> there is a light one. >> if i hit it, it moves. >> look at that. >> and then they start, look, did you see that one. >> they all look the same. >> look, it is deb friday cleveland. >> look, it is bob kelly. >> there you go. >> anyway those are the moments. i'm glad that segment is coming to an even. >> we're done. >> special visit at eagl

. >> that student may been earlier iterations were talking bout 2014, beatty and supervisor kim and iid that with you with incredible coalition. was a beautiful momentous moment and important that our citywide legislation be consistent with a resolution that you're putting forward. when i first read it i was not in a position to support it because is very concerned that poor people and particular people of color would be often at the bottom would be excluded wrongfully. so, i'm grateful to see these men. i think we are going in the right direction and i'm also grateful that was participation in the conversation this evening >> thank you. i just want to thank supervisor cohen and supervisor kim for their leadership on van the box. i was here during that time and happy to support it. grateful because we are now seeing the impact of that legislation take on an opportunity to make sure folks in our city who need a second chance have a second chance and an opportunity to be decent paying job to get the housing they need or in particular, muni just talked about how they been able to hire a

the great state of ohio, representative joyce bailey. [ applause ] >> yes, i'm congresswoman joyce beatty from the great state of ohio. and tonight, as we light the way forward, i want to introduce to you a mother who knows all too well the pain of losing a child to gun violence. on june 6th, 2015, ebony crosby and her family's lives changed forever. that night, italy, 13 years old, was sitting at the kitchen table when shots rang out. in the blink of an eye, ebony crosby had lost her child. a tragedy experienced by far too many families in ohio and across the country. please join me and those in orange shirts from the great state of ohio. and across the country, to welcome ebony crosby to the microphone. [ applause ] >> hello, everybody. i'm honored to be here. i wish i didn't have to. but i'm here. italy was a beautiful little girl who could bring a smile to anyone's face. she had a smile like no other. she loved her family, was real tight with her siblings, and her nephew. we would sit around for hours and talk about any and everything with her siblings and her friends or whoever was a

speaker from the great state of iowa, joyce -- [cheers and applause] >> yes, i am congresswoman joyce beatty from the great state of ohio. and tonight as would like the way forward i want to introduce to you a mother who knows all too well the pain of losing a child to gun violence. on june 6, 2015, ebony crossed the and her family's lives changed forever. that night her daughter, 13 years old, was sitting at the kitchen table when shots rang out. in the blink of an eye, ebony crossed the had lost her child. a tragedy experienced by far too many families in ohio, and across the country. please join me and those in orange shirts from the great state of ohio, and across the country, to welcome ebony crosby to the microphone. [cheers and applause] >> hello, everybody. i am honored to be here. i wish i didn't have to, but i'm here. italy was a beautiful little girl who could bring a smile to anyone's face. she had a smile like no other. she loved her family, was real tight with her siblings and her nephew. .. to watch me cook, to take pictures, and she loved to run. i used to call her cd men. be

. >> we've had two people killed by sac people -- beatty. >> he was unarmed, he was black. >> we mustbetter is the message. >> that is for the city. a city that is diverse and wonderful. >> people that have lost their lives to law enforcement.>> focusing on daejeon flatau killed during a shooting. >> when they went out there they could deal was someone who is mentally ill. >> police said the 40-year-old was armed with a knife and broke into a home and charge at officers before being shot and killed.>> it took from april until now for his body to be buried. that is a long time to have his body sitting in the morgue. >> the funeral expenses coming from the sacramento public policy foundation, a nonprofit kevin johnson is affiliated with. >> they put the families in situations they can't afford to go forward with. >> a rally be going -- going beyond one funeral. demonstrators on freeport boulevard, a reflection of a national conversation. >> that was vicki gonzales. yesterday's demonstration was peaceful with the no arrests. >>> not the case here. a more violent scene during a protest in

beatty their chest onstage. >> she was energized by the scene and proved up with other girls who wantedheir voices to be heard. touring the country and sharing gen-x 7 as a. her mainstream reputation grew with her novel. theses san francisco public library took notice and asked her if she would begin carrying a monthly reading series based on her community. >> a lot of the raiders that i work with our like underground writers. they're just coming at publishing and at being a writer from this underground way. coming in to the library is awesome. very good for the library to show this writing community that they are welcome. at first, people were like, you want me to read at the library, really? things like that. >> as a documentary, there are interviews -- [inaudible] >> radar readings are focused on clear culture. strayed all others might write about gay authors. gay authors might write about universal experiences. the host creates a welcoming environment for everybody. there is no cultural barrier to entry. >> the demographic of people who come will match the demographic of the reader.

today, the beatty board is the fastest most popular train to go some san francisco to san jose in 60 min. with a letter trains we can do that in 45 min. where, if we want to keep that same time which windows competitor driving instead of six ups we to make 13 stops in the future. then we can become more people on the weight answer to carry more riders in addition to having more trains on the corridor. we have one example of a city that i know is dear to director gee's heart but the schedule is up in the finest. we have the capability to make these changes. the schedule we further defined in the future we get closer to opening the project. i spoke a little bit about the need and the reason why were doing the project that could all get down to a little bit of the some of the considerations we have as were going forward with actually procuring these vehicles. we do have a contractor, but before we use about a two-year process of going through a variety of stakeholder feedback on some of the considerations we have on this slide. the board to decide we would continue to have onboard restr

. >> that student may been earlier iterations were talking bout 2014, beatty and supervisor kim and i did that with you with incredible coalition. was a beautiful momentous moment and important that our citywide legislation be consistent with a resolution that you're putting forward. when i first read it i was not in a position to support it because is very concerned that poor people and particular people of color would be often at the bottom would be excluded wrongfully. so, i'm grateful to see these men. i think we are going in the right direction and i'm also grateful that was participation in the conversation this evening >> thank you. i just want to thank supervisor cohen and supervisor kim for their leadership on van the box. i was here during that time and happy to support it. grateful because we are now seeing the impact of that legislation take on an opportunity to make sure folks in our city who need a second chance have a second chance and an opportunity to be decent paying job to get the housing they need or in particular, muni just talked about how they been able to hire

today, the beatty board is the fastest most popular train to go some san francisco to san jose in 60 min. with a letter trains we can do that in 45 min. where, if we want to keep that same time which windows competitor driving instead of six ups we to make 13 stops in the future. then we can become more people on the weight answer to carry more riders in addition to having more trains on the corridor. we have one example of a city that i know is dear to director gee's heart but the schedule is up in the finest. we have the capability to make these changes. the schedule we further defined in the future we get closer to opening the project. i spoke a little bit about the need and the reason why were doing the project that could all get down to a little bit of the some of the considerations we have as were going forward with actually procuring these vehicles. we do have a contractor, but before we use about a two-year process of going through a variety of stakeholder feedback on some of the considerations we have on this slide. the board to decide we would continue to have onboard restr

. >> that student may been earlier iterations were talking bout 2014, beatty and supervisor kim and iid that with you with incredible coalition. was a beautiful momentous moment and important that our citywide legislation be consistent with a resolution that you're putting forward. when i first read it i was not in a position to support it because is very concerned that poor people and particular people of color would be often at the bottom would be excluded wrongfully. so, i'm grateful to see these men. i think we are going in the right direction and i'm also grateful that was participation in the conversation this evening >> thank you. i just want to thank supervisor cohen and supervisor kim for their leadership on van the box. i was here during that time and happy to support it. grateful because we are now seeing the impact of that legislation take on an opportunity to make sure folks in our city who need a second chance have a second chance and an opportunity to be decent paying job to get the housing they need or in particular, muni just talked about how they been able to hire a