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i didn't call on the bla. let's have the bla report first. i'm so sorry. >> this accepts the senate bill 1 grant for the sunniside and parkside streets. these are street pavement programs. the grant amount is for $2.3 million. the city is matching $2.6 million. the total project cost is $5 million. we show it on page 10 of our report and we recommend approval >> chair fewer: thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment now. any members of the public like to comment on item number 3. seeing none, public comment is now closed. supervisor mar, would you -- >> supervisor mar: actually, i had a few questions. >> chair fewer: sorry. >> supervisor mar: i had a few questions, more a background question. how much does the city receive in the lppformulaic funds for these types of projects? >> we've applied three times for formulaic funds. >> supervisor mar: so we don't receive a regular funding amount? >> we don't. we apply in joint partnership with the transportation authority. they're eligible to receive these funds since bayes do colle

we heard from the bla last week.not need to hear the report again, but we are joined today by supervisor mar who was not here last week. supervisor mar, would you like to hear from the bla? >> supervisor mar: i don't think that's necessary. i had a briefing from them already. >> commissioner fewer: thank you very much, supervisor mar. let's bring up leo levinson from the toa and of course our elected bart representative bevin dusty. >> thank you, chair fewer and committee members. i am the cfo for the san francisco mta and happy to be coming back here to supply more information on this item. just briefly, this is an item for the mta to share with bart the cost of installing 21 can y canopies over the shared bart and mta stations along market street. this is up to a $90 million project of which the mta would be agreeing to fund up to $45 million from general obligation bond funds. i'm very happy to have here carl holmes is the assistant general manager for bart and he's going to supply more details about this project.

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amere, i'm going to start with you on that that last little bit we heard from mayor bill di blas he yow. what is going on? >> i think de blasio came across like a clown yesterday, frankly. and it was a disaster for him. i think he was trying to get that sound bite, that little blip that will go viral. i think he fell flat on it. i think he came across sounding like what the democrats are afraid that they're going to come across sounding like, the far left fringes, everything's for free, he even has a tax the hell website he was promoting. the whole thing was a joke. cheryl: look at the fiscal budget in new york city and we'll talk about b de blasio. let's talk about the general theme of the debate. >> the general theme is democrats are not huge fans of de blasio. cheryl: let's talk about what's going on with -- you had joe biden stumbling a little bit. seems like everyone was going after biden and harris. how do you think each of the candidates did, particularly joe biden? >> any time you have members that are competing against one another, in a debate what happens is that those that ar

if a today is trugelling with bla -- struggling with black voters, is it about this or is it about lebltbility? >> it's about talking to issues that are important to african-americans. it's about whether the voters connect with you, whether you're talking about issues that are important to them. in this case, this is the beginning of her discussion because she's going to need african-american men and women to support her and these families who are part of the mass incarceration process, these are practical plans on the criminal justice system that used to be tough on crime. runs and the democraticic candidates all wanted to be tough on crime no matter what. they're saying this mass incarceration and privatization of prisons is costing us way too much. she may again some ground game here by addressing this issue and making it part of the political dialogue going forward, not just for of can americans, but for all of us. >> and a lot of african-american voters want candidates to talk about race. >> exactly. you cannot be afraid to talk about race and want the black vote. >> putting out that prop

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. >> yes, i think mayor bill dis blas yow is important because he -- bill de blasio is important because a management problem, not a money problem. as he was mayor of new york sticks he gave his wife $850 million of new york city taxpayer money for mental health initiative and when questioned about the democratically run new york council, they could not think of a single accomplishment. and two, mayor bill de blasio whos was also campaign manager for hillary clinton in 2016, gave the new york city school system $773 million. so he wants to take your money for programs he likes that don't work at all. that's the voice. lauren: thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. cheryl: well, maryland congressman he'll locongressmans an offer for president trump. >> you know what i want president trump to come to my district. i want him to -- oh, god i want him to come, so bad. >> have you spoken to him? have you asked him. >> no, i can't get to him. so you all are doing a good job of that, put that in your editorials. i want him to come. i want him to come. i want him to an come and look t entire city

evening though the roach refuses to bla-- >> reporter: even the president casting count to whether or it's it's more good not having severe regulations, you know. one size fits all does not felt agriculture -- >> reporter: he still embraces wind in, cover crops and soil conservation. >> as we farm differently, as we sequester nutrients and carbon, we're doing the right thing. that's what it's about. we all want to do that. it shouldn't be political. >> reporter: amen, brother. it's a great sentiment. elizabeth warren put out her big farm plan yesterday. it will be interesting to see how many other candidates have farmers at the table as they propose new ways to think about a green revolution 2.0. >> bill weir, thank you so much. follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. you can tweet the show. our coverage continues on cnn right now. see you tomorrow. >>> happening now, breaking news, bragging about the crowd. new cell phone video unity can you see president trump's claims his visits weren't political. he was caught on camera bragging about the size of the crowd at his el paso pol

joining me is democratic presidential hopeful, bill de blas blasio. mr.thank you, kasie. >> let's start with the breaking news out of your hometown tonight this is, of course, a federal facility where jeffrey epstein had been held until he, we suspect, committed suicide. there's a coroner's initial decision or rather after an initial autopsy has not said what they believe happened. they are telling thus is presumed to be a suicide. what does it tell you that we don't have a conclusion on this yet and do you have any additional information to offer us? >> kasie, there will be a report soon from the medical examiner. there is some coordination that always has to be done with law enforcement in the process but there will be an answer soon. our medical examiner is the federal government. look, the bigger question is how on earth could it happen? i'm shocked to see the president not only do a conspiracy theory, any conspiracy theory from the united states, but to deflect it away from him when it's his own justice department that runs the federal president. how

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all in all the stories we're following the brother of the afghan taliban leader has been killed in a blas that a mosque in southwest pakistan as happened in the town of touch like in the troubled pollution province where there's been regular violence in recent as. was the younger brother. who where at least 4 others were also killed and dozens more were wounded and no group has claimed responsibility for this attack and another bit of news to bring you from syria at least 14 people including children have been killed in a suspected russian air strike in the country volunteers from the white helmet rescue group say it happened in the town of hoss just south of a group of people displaced by the violence had gathered in the town when the strike hit syrian troops have been on the offensive in and around it lead the last major rebel stronghold in syria since the end of april fighting has picked up in recent days after a short lived ceasefire collapsed now an economic crisis that's crippling zimbabwe is boiling over into anger on the streets as hundreds of demonstrators defied a protest band t

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bla blaine alexander has more. >> reporter: it was the routine traffic stop that was anything but.g on his cell phone, the man behind the wheel of this chevy malibu suddenly speeds off, with officer nathan daly in tow. >> officer dragged. hanging out of the car. 285 east. >> reporter: this stunning dash cam video shows the malibu entering a busy atlanta highway, throwing officer daly against one car, then another, before slamming him into this white van and on to the pavement. officer daly survived. >> officer down. officer down. 1080. 1080. >> reporter: but it didn't stop the runaway driver. >> 90 miles an hour, third lane, weaving in and out of traffic. >> reporter: eventually, another crash. suspect derrick simpson tried to make a run for it, but failed. this morning he's in jail on a host of charges including drug and gun possession. and officer daly -- >> you know me, i will bounce back, ten times stronger. i love you guys. thank you so much for your support. >> reporter: still smiling after a truly unbelievable ride. foralexander, nbc news. >> another reminder of the dangers

with me another 2020 hopeful, new york city mayor bill de blas blasio. let's start right there.nt bear responsibility for what happened in el paso. >> yeah. and the facts are pretty clear. with he did not have this racially or ethnically or religiously motivated violence as a regular feature of our national life just a few years ago. he's "the x factor". he normalized it. he made it. he gave permission. and it's got to stop. it's obvious when "the voice" is supposed to be the paternal voice or the maternal voice in the country, "the voice" that is supposed to set the tone for the whole country, encourages division and hate. starting with his first visit down the escalator attacking mexicans. >> i remember president obama's way of leading after something like this happened was to go down to charleston and sing amazing grace with the people at the emanuel ame church. what i am interested in knowing is what is the difference in your view between that and how you handle it in that way and how this president is handling these things and what does it mean? does it mean we are encourag

other ptests at wednesd's dete, as seral activistshouted"fire pantale" whi new yorcity mayor bi de blas wrappedp s opening atement. it was a reference to daniniel pantaleo, , the new york policie officer who fiveve years ago choked eriric garner to deataths garner gaspeped"i can't breath"" 11 times.. pantaleo has r remained on the police force ever since. th is bill d de blasio, defefending his record on the killing later in the debate. >> there is finally going to bee jujustice. i have confidence in that. in the next 30 days in new york. for the first time we are not waiting on the federal justice department, which h told the ciy of new york that we could not proceed because the justice department was pursuing their prosecution. anand years went by, and d a lof pain accrued. amy: in fact, the justice department only y requested that new yorkrk hold off on taking action on the pantaleo''s case, but it was not a legal requirement. new york city's medidical examir has ruled that layleen polanco, a transgender afro-latina woman who was found dead in a jail cell at rikers island in june, di

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i mean but it is fear and apprehension for other people in the community, and i do't bla them.eclaim anything, we are not reclaiming anything. we neceveded our ownership of that. we are not going to let some kids with gus and behavior problems ruin what we have done. make us scared.oi we are not to do that. why should we have to leave. why should we have to be afraid. we didn't kill those women, we didn't kill them. we didn't kill those mothers. we didn't do that. so why should we have to be afraid. why should the people who work hard every day, who live good lives, why should we beraid to live in the world that we create. why? why? >> you are soldiering on, you are working.orwa you are talking about investing in the community it is a bittersweet week, losing these two mothers on friday night, and then last night you opened up a new pizza restaurant, peace of >> yes. >> this is going to help fund your operations. what is that money going to what will you be able to do with that money? >> actually we're building aol sca high school out of shipping containers. actually a communit

seamus bla kely enlisted the help of an egyptologist and a microbiologist to collect dormant yeasts and, but kept one back for his own kneads. he fed the yeasts with some ancient grains, and this is what he produced — a delicious—looking loaf of bread! and we can now speak to seamus and microbiologist rich bowen, who extracted the yeast. so, seamus, how did it taste? explain how this works. these are tiny exports which are inside the pot itself? during the process of baking back in ancient egypt, the baker would have used these vessels over and over again and these tiny particles, which leaven the bread, would have been driven into the pores of the ceramics. how do you get them out? what richard develops was a process kind of like microbiological fracking, was a process kind of like microbiologicalfracking, we was a process kind of like microbiological fracking, we take some very young microbiological fracking, we take some very young meet fluid that the east love to eat that wakes it up. kind of what the best morning tea you've ever had if you have slept for 4000 years, we injected int

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do you think the candidates will step up their wooing, if you will, fortunate blackof the bla? do you see evidence of that? >> absolutely. the black vote is so crucial in south carolina, the first primary state of any kind where black folks make up the majority of the electorate. and the southern states, all these southeastern conference state school areas have enormous african-american voting blocks. and again, right now that voting block is joe biden's to lose. you look at every poll of those states and you see a significant pl plurality of the black vote. everybody else is fighting for scraps at this point. the ability to appeal to that voting block will be absolutely crucial if any one of those other 22 candidates want to make inroads in this race. >> thank you, garrett haake, in atlanta. we'll check in with you again. a couple topics to get to with your ladies, but seema, you first, because i know you're covering the black vote. is garrett's assessment right at this point that the black vote is joe biden's to lose? >> this is such a crucial electorate. if they had turned o

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