just to give you an orientation, this is the birdseye view of the site where fire station 35 is locatedcally it is at the foot of harrison street on the embarcadero, very close to the bay bridge. the parkas right near there. very centrally located on the waterfront. here is an aerial view of the facility as it exists today. you will see in this photograph, you know, a couple of things. you will see the existing historic fire station 35. that building is actually a san francisco landmark. i believe it was landmark in 1999 after an effort that i think was really led by the firefighters working at fire station 35. it is also a contributing resource to the embarcadero national historic district. you also see a one-story shed building where in this photo, i believe that is the guardian, i'm not sure, but that is the existing fireboat house, and then to the south of that, you will see another finger. which is in the very -- in very poor condition -- conditions. that is what we have out there today. again, just to talk briefly about the project, which really is the impetus for bringing this ne

automatic emergency braking or a birdseye or 360 degree view technology uses a series of cameras and sensors, allowing drivers to see all sides of the vehicle. keyless ignition. this is a vehicle design law that could be easily remedied with an automatic ignition shutoff feature. many drivers are accustomed to using a key to start and stop their vehicle. however, in a keyless ignition, drivers can walk away with the key in the hand while the vehicle is left running. i can say nothing more eloquent than a statement that was made in automotive news. all safety related devices should become standard equipment on all vehicles. no choice. it is not an economic decision. it is a moral decision. when the choice becomes progress versus lives, the decision should be simple. thank you. ms. schakowsky: thank you for -- thank you so much. i do want to announce that a vote has been called. we have time for mr. shapiro's five minutes. we will break. hopefully all those here can come back. i will be here. >> members of the subcommittee, thank you for giving me this opportunity to testify. the consu

i want to start with your birdseye view of those results. what were your key takeaways there?ks for having me. softbank results were pretty good. there was little to complain. there are two parts of the overall business. one is their operating businesses, which includes softbank, etc. on the upside side, you have softbank's fund. the first part was flattish. the second part have fantastic in simple terms from last year's part paper, part real profits. ais year, it has been significant increase. it goes on to show that most of the investments are reading wars -- reaping rewards. given the big picture view, it is essentially when you look at softbank investment, you have to accept part of that may not come to fruition. 20%, 30% may not work. that is the style. the rest of it is generating healthier terms though. paul: let's talk about one of those big investment. uber is going to float to tomorrow in the u.s.. that is a significant investment. it helps softbank's bottom line. that could really go either way, couldn't it? yes.en: -- >> it is not necessary that the it is a necessa

birdseye, as it were. ithink it would be brilliant if it had a voice on it.m any view and it is magic. he takes free kicks like people take penalties. liverpool did all they could to try and stop him, at all. it was the magic of lionel messi which took it out. barcelona 3—0 winners on the night, and andy swiss was watching. the nou camp is famed as a footballing fortress, a wall of sound and colour. and, led by the magical lionel messi it was to be barcelona‘s night. they soon struck — thanks to a liverpool old boy, no less, luis suarez ghosting in to help his former club. you feel he mightjust have enjoyed that one. the barcelona lead should have been short—lived, sadio mane spurning a glorious chance at the break. barcelona tightened their grip, and itjust had to be messi. first, after suarez had hit the bar he mopped up one of the simplest goals of his career. but that was just a taster for his big moment — a free—kick, and something very special. his 600th goal for barcelona, in breathtaking style. liverpool had their chances, mo salah hitting the post, b