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hartman, are there some kind of bio bags they are using?re have not been agreements with the landfills and that slowed the process down. where is that at? is there going to be a way to deal with the layer operations without doing this outside? if we have another outbreak? dr. hartman: we had one layer operation that did this. if you can depopulate that quickly, within 24 hours of the diagnosis, the composting outside is not as big of a concern. you don't have a lot of virus. you maybe have, in a 2 million bird operation, 50 dead birds that have virus. the rest do not. the key to not spreading the virus that way is you can continue to compost outside but you have to catch the disease quickly and to populate within 24 hours. >> with the gentleman yield for a point of clarification. trying to understand the pathology. from the point of view of a layperson. the shelf life of the organism living in this high path influenza from the time it is detected, the time the flock is terminated, to the disposal. does the bacteria, once the word is no long

institute the bio security of the farm level. clicks backyard farmers which are increasingly important in numerous as well. place one of the things we have done the earlier avian influenza outbreaks came not from wild birds but lovebird auctions. clicks yes. they have done a wonderful job. that metropolitan new york area was once very heavily involved with certain types. >> probably not a fair question. >> as i said, we have not evaluated the current response that we are aware of the challenges. there will be new challenges identified. issued a couple of his strategies. how this should be done. a new element that will have to be addressed. >> thank you. >> once or twice. >> twice. >> the wildest pronunciation of your time. >> the next hearing. >> the step back and generalize we think of this is an emerging infection where global threats are local threats in the human animal interface is very important. we are always we are always worried because the virus is constantly changing and we are very much worried about what is happening

i really feel that bio security is a key issue. that has been repeated several times, an area that -- bio security is not sexy. it is not something that easily accomplished. it is a challenge and sometimes you don't see results. certainly we know it is not the entire answer as mr. schneider indicated. you can do bio security almost everything right and sometimes maybe it's an act of god. you have the introduction of the virus. i still think i still think bio security is a really key weapon in this process clicks thanks. dr. clifford clicks sen. if i may expand on that, i would that, i would like to hit a few. >> do it quickly. >> first and foremost, the questions foremost, the questions that senator johnson and the chairman was asking earlier about the timeframe of depopulation do to positive testing at our national veterinary services lab we have already implemented plans quite a while ago to base the depopulation of those birds based on presumptive positives by the non- laboratory. we don't require confirmation anymore. that that

degree to which bio security protocols are being followed. we are certainly aware of some of the resource limitations that delayed depopulation, disposal and disinfection early and as repopulation commences, several members have heard from constituents raising questions related to the challenges that lie ahead. we recognize that preventing further outbreaks is a critical priority. that said, we are mindful of the financial burdens producers are facing particularly if they are unable to get back up and running in a timely fashion. after all, as my grandfather used to tell me, time is money. we will likely also hear about concerns related to indemnification. the laws clear regarding the payment of fair market value for animals that are destroyed. it is defined in determined, that is subject to some discretion. we are faced with a set of issues that are complex, and we will welcome any and all suggestions on how the subcommittee might be helpful as we move forward. in particular, i am aware of the program created for disease management and preve

attacks and bio defense incidents. will say that at that time i learned this administration did away with a position that have been in place under the clinton administration the bush administration called the special assistant to the president for bio defense. i think we learned about that position being eliminated when the ebola attack when people if this country. i think it goes to the.of what doctor crosses talking about as a government we are not -- they're is no central line of authority no central entity, no person who all of these issues bubble up to that as a government we have a massive enterprise with so many different well-intentioned hard-working scientists and government workers but yet they're is when it comes to bio defense for this country no organization and we are not doing a good enough job. later this week we will be introducing legislation that addresses the need to strengthen and streamline the existing bio defense initiative. i have a question. if lab workers or other medical professionals

amgen is also developing its own bio similars on the market.ould save the health care. >> any other concerns they have since the five digit prices on drugs? >> yeah, i think i talked about this on monday on squawk box. we are sighing a tremendous level of innovation in the industry. they are all special. yes, they're extremely expensive and i think bio similar is clearly going to be something that the industry and specifically going to create head room for the new products. if you look earlier this week, giliad reported $5 billion in their hepatitis c franchise. $5 billion in one quarter. >> i think the conversation shouldn't be about research and developme development. that's an efficiency issue. i think the challenge is how are we going to afford these medicines and what the industry is going to do is value these benefits are generating in terms of patient outcomes, lower incomes and providing patients to be more productive. adding to gdp, et cetera. >> i'm based in d.c. and lawmakers are talking about a long term solution for paying for the

walker told us his wisconsin story, his bio. will be interested how what he presents on national economic policy some vision for the country beyond the generalities of being critical of the obama administration. phil: is it your sense the team feels like the bio is not enough at this early stage? mark: i actually think they like the bio a lot. it certainly plays well in iowa. one of the questions for walker is will he be a heavyweight with bush, rubio? is he a top-tier candidate? let's see if they have the logistics to pull off the simple mechanics of what will be a well watched campaign. phil: speaking of republican campaigns to come -- 15, maybe 16. two 527's committees announced raising about $11.5 million in two months. they are selling this as an impressive number. mark, is it? mark: it is, without a doubt. kasich has been concerned personally. could he raise enough to be considered a first-tier candidate? in two months, that is not that bad. he will put $1 million of that on the air soon to help himself and the state that

it tells the bio, story, resume. not a lot of issues, but some. that is the test. $1 million, no other ads on tv, better to breakthrough than later. heidi: donald trump said he will win the latino vote. he defended comments he made about immigrants. take a look. donald: i was misquoted. i was talking about the mexican government forcing bad people into our country. they are drug dealers. i am the most popular person in arizona because of my stance. we do not have a border. do not try to convince me there is time. check your numbers. if i get the nomination, i will win the latino vote. i am losing contracts. who cares? i am wasting my time talking to you, one-sided but while i am wasting time, i could be doing deals on other things. heidi: it might seem as if everyone is jumping on trump but he thrives in the spotlight. mark: he is too big for the barrel. a normal candidate going through what he is going through, they would be creamed and they would feel it. i think his supporters do not care. heidi: i do not think any of this is good. these commen

heidi: he has the best bio. there are a lot of governors.ook who is out in the field and has a lot of name recognition. governors tend to be popular. that's spaces occupied. despite the fact he has a good ad, i do not the path for him. it will be difficult, he is coming in late and he is trying to get on the debate stage. he is only running ads. that is one market. they're going to be looking at all of these polls. mark says he has to do well in new hampshire. if he moves his number, it can maybe get into the debate. it tells the bio, story, resume. not a lot of issues, but some. that is the test. $1 million, no other ads on tv better to breakthrough than later. heidi: donald trump said he will win the latino vote. he defended comments he made about immigrants. take a look. donald: i was misquoted. i was talking about the mexican government forcing bad people into our country. they are drug dealers. i am the most popular person in arizona because of my stance. we do not have a border. do not try to convince me there is no crime. sounds good,

so, sometimes you just have to read the bio. one time i was introducing secretary rumsfeld and i forgot the bio and i went up to introduce secretary rumsfeld without the bio, and i said, here's the secretary. so, i actually have the bio here. it's really important. like introducing secretary rumsfeld, just walking through congressman mccall's bio is important. because what he's done and the expertise he brings to this issue and homeland security is very admirable. he is the -- serving in his sixth time as a representative in the tenth district in the u.s. congress. in 2013 he began the beginning of the 113 congress he became the chairman of the homeland security committee, which has oversight of the department of homeland security and all the core missions of protecting the american people from terrorist attacks. he is also the chairman of the u.s./mexico interparliament tear group. this is a group that discusses issues involving the two nations. he serves on the committee of foreign affairs working to assure national security i

turns trash and other products into bio fuel. million in the company calling it the single biggest investment in bio fuel by a u.s. carrier. eventually folks could provide up to 180 million-gallons of fuel a year. the airline uses almost 4 million-gallons. >>> and mark ibanez has more from the big win by the u.s. women's soccer team. we talk to the big scorer of the game. what was going through her head and what they need to do to win on sunday. >> and rosemary orozco is back with the weather for the whole week. >> and the students students who had experiments in the rocket that exploded right after lift off. ♪ ♪ >>> some north bay high school students saw their science experiments go up in flames over the weekend when a space x rocket exploded moments after lift off. as ktvu's rob roth reports, all was not lost. and there's a lesson to be learned here. >> three, two, one, mission sequence start and lift off of the space x falcon nine rocket. >> as the space x rocket blasted off from cape canaveral sunday headed for the internati

for $11 billion, gilead acquired the small bio-tech company pharmasset. it was an investment that was well worth it because pharmasset had developed the active ingredients for the drugs. in the first year since since it got approval to sell the drugs, gilead's sales have skyrocketed, thanks largely to sovaldi und harvoni. 2014 profits hit $12 billion. and harvoni has just been on the market since last fall. for the w.h.o., the drug represents a revolution in hepatitis treatment. that's why gilead's chief science officer finds the criticism of the pricing unfounded. >> our philosophy about pricing is we price in tiers. so, for those countries that are high on the economic development index like europe and the united states, we price it higher, and for those countries that are on the lower end, we price it much lower. for instance in egypt, the total of one course of treatment is $900 us, which is a fraction of what it costs in europe and the us. reporter: the average annual income in egypt is about $3140. 25% live below the poverty line. nearly 15% of egyp

so, sometimes you just have to read the bio. one time i was introducing secretary rumsfeld and i forgot the bio and i went up to introduce secretary rumsfeld without the bio, and i said, here's the secretary. it didn't work out so well. so, i actually have the bio here. it's really important. like introducing secretary rumsfeld, just walking through congressman mccaul's bio is important. because what he's done and the expertise he brings to this issue and homeland security is very admirable. he is the -- serving in his sixth term as a representative in the tenth district in the u.s. congress. in 2013, he began the beginning of the 113 congress, he became the chairman of the homeland security committee, which has oversight of the department of homeland security and all the core missions of protecting the american people from terrorist attacks. he is also the chairman of the u.s./mexico interparliamentary group. this is a group that discusses issues and events involves the two nations. he serves on the committee of foreign affairs

i actually have the bio here. lake introducing secretary rumsfeld, walking through representative mccaul bio is important, because what he has done on these issues is very admirable. he is serving in his sixth term as a preventative of the 10th district of the u.s. congress. in 2013 he became the hundred and 13th congress in. he became chairman of the homeland security committee, which has oversight of the department of homeland security. and all the core missions that protect the american people from terrorist attacks. he is also the chairman of the us-mexico inter-parliamentarian group that meets every year. it discusses issues and events involving the two nations. working to ensure national security. he recently discussed a whole range of issues, including the key issue of countering bio extremism. he was also the cofounder and cochair of the congressional high-tech conference. and he cochaired the commission on the 44th presidency, which developed recommendations for president obama on cyber security. having b

a short bio of john mccain, he was shot down in 1967 on his 23rd bombing mission over north vietnam, he fractured both legs and an arm and nearly drowned when he parachuted into a lake. his shoulder was crushed. he was beaten, tortured and interrogated. the north vietnamese offered him early release for propaganda purposes, he refused until every man was taken. you do not think that this is a war hero, captured or not. >> i didn't say anything differently, if you read and if you watch and take a look at what you have, i said nothing differently. i'm disappointed in john mccain, because the vets are fighting -- the vets, i have been going around the campaign trial, he's done nothing to help the vets. >> let me tell you this, what the commander, the veterans of foreign war said about your comments, for someone who never served a day in uniform to criticize the service and sacrifice of a wounded veteran is despicable. an insult to anyone who has worn the uniform. an attack on one veteran service is an attack on us all. they apparently think you were criticizing mr. mccain in saying he w

. >> i think the most important thing that we have all highlighted is that heightened bio security is something that we think is so crucial to this and to that end minnesota is going to fund a group of poultry veterinarians who are going to go out and visit each of the poultry farms in minnesota and go over their bio security plans with them in detail so that we are prepared to make sure that we are not spreading this disease. >> we are quite fortunate in north carolina that we have an emergency programs division within our department of agriculture. they have long served our state as indicated in a variety of different disasters from the disease outbreaks, hurricanes that so frequently befall north carolina, drought several years ago. so they are keenly attuned to preparedness activities. i indicated our teams worked with the foaming machines in preparation for what might come to pass. frequently had to defend the use of foam in north carolina when we reported on our budget on an annual basis. i certainly think that we are well prepared and looking forward and moving forward to be re

what we'll see from bio gen isa dose that will line up with what we've seen from the earlier data.a 6 milligram dose. we've seen three other doses and needs to line up between the highest dose and middle dose to show the drug is working the way we think does. if it doesn't line up, it could throw into doubt the drug works as well as they hope and for lily, they have data on a drug in late-stage studies similar to biogen and axovent works differently and not going to be the big data but another look for the street at this drug and they will have an investor effect. significant events for those companies. >> sounds like the drug is different with bio gen and eli lily will compete? >> they could. they could be use in combination, maybe not those two but they would compete and mark put out a note saying he thinks that people generally think the biogen drug is a little better but we have yet to see that. >> hopes there is going to be good data out of the context. >> morgan stanley downgraded lily. what you're seeing is a little tempered tempering ahead of this. so people have been up in

what is the looking to check the biosafety and bio security policies and procedures adequate? spin a clear undertaking that effort now as it was pointed out the chain of command is despair and right now so we are starting to tighten that up and we want to make sure the standards with the anthrax will ensure that standardized across all the laboratories and there will be other operations to take similar actions. all four of those facilities do different activities. in the production facility yet it was a more research facility so one size may not fit all but it was definitely since we could learn from this and whenever possible we will standardize. >> how is the dod and chirping that they have potential exposures and concerns. >> some of the recommendations are made previously. it has been in the process and that will include aspects that would bring all of the reporting forward to the higher levels of for example the 2007 accident will not just remained in that way or the immediate command. it would come all the way up to a central office and the department. we would review al

we are looking at bio chen. gen.t bio an acquisition by the company can help resume -- help restore consumer confidence. i guess we don't have time. selling very sharply last week after the company cut its announcingd disappointing results. >> thank you so much. >> mike huckabee making headlines. come -- brenda, -- brenda: it was part of a general pattern that was considered ridiculous if it weren't so sad. joining me is bloomberg politics editor mark halperin. to thent obama opportunity to challenge the name-calling portion of the laquon party. mark: on the one hand he doesn't really like to get involved in politics and what he calls the hand season on the other he is going to turn the white house over to someone in the next 18 months, and he wants it to be a serious person. he decided to tell the world he thinks that is beneath the to replace him for the job of commander-in-chief. brenda: do we expect this to continue for the next couple of days? mark: huckabee hasn't back down. republicanf candidates that spo

lateral spread and to accomplish this the lead on each response team seeks to insure compliance with bio security protocols by team members, grower staff and movement on and off premises. since north carolina grower facilities are in much closer locations to one another than in those states that have been affected already there is greater need for comprehensive security practices to reduce the spread. considering for example in some 10 kilometer control areas in north carolina we have over 500 individual poultry houses contained in that perimeter. disposal is the third part of the response effort and given response on burial throughout much of north carolina composting is the first chance of managing poultry carcasses as has been the case throughout the midwest. the economic impact of the mass outbreak could have profound implication implications and the county and state. the north carolina poultry industry is responsible for as much as $34 billion in total economic activity and creates and supports as many as 109,000 jobs. north carolina has a long standing commitment to agriculture and

there are support programs that the state and local level to redress anthrax and other bio terrorismhreats as you pointed out. not know the routine treatments but advanced medical countermeasures such as the antitoxin and to treat those later stages that were brought to bear in this instance from prophylaxis. the state authorities are informed of the institutions of their jurisdiction as up part of the public health piperidines for portland dash program there's an active are reached in the absence of an incident that we are quick to respond as we did with this incident with information how to diagnose or monitor or treat >> could you provide the committee those materials? >> absolutely. >> and what radius where the breach occurred in that geographic radius? >> they were not sent to emergency departments although we were considering it they were sent to the laboratories and state health departments. >> that is the point they thought there begetting activated strains - - inactivated but then they leave work if i have a low-grade temperature and does not feel right they go down to the f

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bio bio biogen and eli lilly announcing ways to slow the disease. >>> and historic steps in the u.s. embassies in each other's capitals. the move formally extends diplomatic relations between the countries and sets the stage for growth in u.s./cuba business relations. >>> i'm mary thompson. get all your news on cnbc. >>> we're following breaking news from south philadelphia. nbc10's jesse gary is live where the fire forced many residents from their row homes. >> reporter: that fire is out. fire department removing equipment. we have talked to the owner of the property. i'll tell you what he says coming up. >>> a good sunday morning. we're in first alert weather mode tracking excessive heat this afternoon. here's a live look outside. lots of riders on the ben franklin bridge riding 65 for a good cause. certainly enduring conditions today. we'll talk more about the heat and humidity today. very very hazy out there. looking at a hot and humid day later this afternoon. more coming up. >>> right now, this south philadelphia arson scene. investigators want to know who torched this building

could you please call item 9 and 10 together and yes item 9 the recess for approving the first bio annual 2015-2016 and the hearing to present the hearings from the housing report. >> thank you very much sponsor that that legislation wants it continued for one week. >> could you give me that date. >> could you get the date for the record. >> one week a july 27th. >> a motion made to continue this july 27th. >> 27 let's take public comment on items 8, 9 and 10. >> rats you're going to make me license number running through more voogs vacation hours aren't you so whether i make it next week or not we'll have to see cumulative housing balance recorded was just 21 percent rather than prop k last november that was merely a declaration of policy supervisor kim should have placed on last november's ballots her original measures of 33 percent so we wouldn't now be hearing the bad news that the cumulative how's balance is 21 percent and the projected how's balance citywide has dropped to a pull try 11 percent it's not near the 33 percent target my recollection is when the housing balance does not

meeting with berry took a tour no barry knew barry if 11 street going to the bio monthly club meeting so very active so we had very good communication we sent him some recommended conditions which he seemed so have no problems the conditions i'm sewer you have front of the you pretty much the management manager on premise and the sound like coming from promoter and events and such like i said we approve with those conditions. >> great. >> any questions about the conditions? seem like any pickup come on up >> commissioner president tan and entertainment commission i'm cameron the community manager of the apartments at 9 heed fulsome street i'm here to expand express concerns regarding the dna pizza project on fulsome street requiring extended hours permit and premises permit fulsome is a community of adults and families with children the proposed after hours night and distance club is not a desirable use of our intercommunity from the noise and crowds that might be congregating around the entrance or the dna pizza will be a nuisance to the quote environment vital time of crowds that ma

. >> the bio compatibility needed for that is probably still many decades away. but accurate replicas can be used. students learn from packs or occasionally from parts dissected from dead people's bodies. >> two hours awake maybe, it is great having the cad cavers there to have that aspect, i suppose. or the practical aspect to what crow are learning. and with only the two hours i suppose you could argue that it is less than what we would ideally want. >> they are rare and expensive, and in some cultures they are taboo. >> there are some cultures and religion i don't knows which frown upon the dissection or interference with a dead bed i do, and i would like to think that the parts of the world where there are issues of teaching questions with cad cavers that this could fill a unique niche. in time, the ambition is a fully dissected printed body parts. so tar there hasn't been a complete body printed. there isn't a machine big enough to do it, this is a mix based on scans of different people a modern model. for science teaching it is a big footstep forward. the a

the bio techs really getting hit. joe: i want to look into my terminal and look at new home sales.e got some ugly data. housing has been pretty strong. we have got good data but we had a huge miss today. isyou can see this index stuttering a little bit. just one way we measure the housing number, other numbers looked ok but not what we want to see. alix: is that a supply issue or a demand issue? housing has been pretty strong. we: most of the housing data have seen has been really strong so we will see of this is the start of something problematic or if it will bounce back. alix: looking at oil rigs, they are back in full swing. this is a yearly look at the baker hughes oil index. charting those rigs across the u.s. if you look closely in the screen you are seeing a slow uptake when it comes to oil. you can see a little bit better and really have to squint to look at it but it is significant. 21 oil rigs were added and then we had this huge commodities slumped and they were added in the permian basement -- basin. joe: they are picking that up again. alix: the permian has been addin

. >>> and the start of trading today in the biggest bio tech public offering in memorable history. they have a market cap of more than $2.5 million. the more than million public shares were $25 a piece. they closed with an increase of 38%. >> home prices continues to rise in may, the s&p case shieler home price index rose nearly 5% from a year ago, but they went on to say that the rate is more likely to slow now than to accelerate. >> in the meantime the share of americans that own their homes fell to a 48 year low in the second quarter. it extends a multiyear decline, and it is a trend that could continue. >> not since 1967 when neighbors looked like this and backyard barbecues looked like this did such a small share of americans own their own home. the u.s. home ownership rate fell to just 63.4% in the second quarter of this year. down from a peak of 69% in 201404. that was at the height of the housing boom when anyone could get a loan. >> household formation is rising. that's when say, young adults move out of parent's homes or roommates celebrateseparate and get their own place

our next guest believes as we race ahead, military technology 3d printing and bio engineering, we needdvances the impact they will have on society. wendell wolak is a scholar at yale's university's center for bio ethics and author of "a dangerous master." so how big a phenomenon is this? you have a hotel with a gimmick and when people talk about this big change robots start doing everything, that's notdata. if that's happening, we would expect economic growth. is this actually a really big, important phenomenon and in 20 years will we say the hole hotel is staffed by robots now? >> how many jobs will truly be turned over to robots is the question. but they are just entering the commerce of every day life and we have artificial intelligence taking over more and more activities and could be a real concern. in fact by some estimates as many as -- as much as 40% of u.s. jobs could be replaced by computerization. >> so, wendell, what part of this brave new world concerns you the most from a moral ethical standpoint? >> well there's really a great number of different concerns but this techno

to a bio-mass energy facility. with high temperatures reaching triple- digits in some parts of the bay area. california officials have issued a 'power alert' to encourage everyone to save electricity. officially called a flex alert. it is the first statewide alert since 20-12. under a power alert. people are asked conserve energy particularly between 2- pm and 9- pm. that includes turning off all lights. not using appliances during the day. and finally. keeping the thermostat at no lower than 78- degrees. >>:can you keep it 78 at no i actually don't like air- conditioning that's doable because i do it every night when sleeping >> pam :this power alert will be in effect statewide tomorrow as well. a wildfire in gilroy burned at least 50 acres this evening. it is now 50 -percent contained. it is burning on a private cattle ranch. along highway- 101 near monterey frontage road. there i's no word of evacuations. but at least one home was doused with flame retardent, for protection. the fire started around 3-30- this af

potente que ha sido recetado hasta ahora se llama praulent el primero de una nueva clase de medicamentos bioa la incÓgnita por el tercer lugar todo listo para la final maÑana entre mÉxico y jamaica en una polÉmica y controvertida copa oro. fÉlix: son de verano, olÍmpicos y especiales. 500 mil espectadores disfrutarÁn de unos juegos muy especiales. ♪ el ex dictador militar efrain rios montt continuara bajo arresto domiciliario en aranxta: continuarÁ bajo arresto de misiles luego de que un tribunal aceptÓ un recurso interpuesto por sus abogados por impedir que se le internen un sanatorio para enfermos mentales fiscalÍas de guatemala evitÓ el traslado de rÍos montt luego de que se lo declararÁ militarmente incapaz para ser sometido a un nuevo juicio por genocidio. fÉlix: la marcha de las antorchas para pedir la renuncia del presidente fernÁndez. unos 10.000 manifestantes se volcaron a las calles de tegucigalpa en la continuaciÓn de la serie de marchas iniciadas hace varias semanas en repudio del escÁndalo de corrupciÓn de unos 200 millones de dÓlares. arantxa: aunque continÚan las investigacion

the other thing that is happening is all of the stuff on the bio level, where you have as many bacteriaide of you as stars in the universe. hopefully we can reset your bacterial ecosystem. you can look at people who are super healthy, you can figure out what ecosystem they have an replace yours with theirs. emily: peter thiel, thank you so much for joining us today on "studio 1.0," it was great having you today. ♪ emily: it's behind some of the biggest successes in tech history from facebook and linkedin to airbnb and instagram. greylock opened its doors in boston 50 years ago, but since landing in silicon valley in 1999, it's backed hit after hit. the venture capital firm has backed 170 now public companies, four of them worth more than $10 billion. joining me today on this edition of "studio 1.0" greylock partners david sze and john lilly. so great to have you guys here. thank you so much for doing this. david and john: thank you for having us. emily: david, you've been at the firm, what, like 15 years?

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opportunity to be here and report on the transportation quality review as travis mentioned that the the 7 bio annual review since 1999 that presentation covers two audit periods the 11 12 and 2013-2014 you implemented the trans and other implemented systems that made is it possible to change our audit procedures a bit for that reason the data we'll did you say covered july 1st, 2010 and ending june 2014 because audits are always done in retrospective we've not audits 2013 data but can talk about the trends in more recent times and continue to see significant improvements quality review as travis mentioned is an audit of munoz reporting methods we've seen significant changes and improvements since we began doing those audits in 2000 we also do think analysis of performance how well our doing against the goals and provide the recommendations to improve our methods of collecting data and on our performance itself there's been a number of important changes since the late quality review in the handing and reporting ever data there's now a dictated performance team at the sfmta that oversees the tr