mister borden, excuse me but i think you also worked for mike predecessor, did you not? but yeah. >> much of my career in the house was dedicated -- to the portrait dictated back there. >> you can think mister cummings for putting the republicans pictures back on the wall. despite in the house much of my career was dedicated to oversight and investigations in addition to ischemia work on significant investigations in the educational labor committee, i have had the honor of serving to georgia leaders and also first-hand experience conducting oversight over four different administration's. i believe no one has a greater respect for the value of congressional oversight or this committee's role in staff as driven principal and to get a point commissioner murphy, herself a former congressional staffer shares my respect. in the last seven months, tsa has provided more than 34,000 pages of documents to congress. we have created working groups to coordinate efforts to respond to each of your request and committed considerable resources to those efforts. we have provided more tha

borden. ms. tyson. >> good morning chairman conally, chairman comings, ranking member meadows and other members of the committee. i oversee the office of congressional affairs and i manage an outstanding team of special agents, professional staff and attorneys. i'm honored to be here today representing the fbi's 37,000 dedicated men and women. as a career doj employee i have work would many member of this committee and also with your staff. however, this is new vantage point for me as it's my first time testifying. my comfort zone is definitely sitting behind the witness. i'm here today to discuss the fbi's significant ongoing efforts to provide information to this committee regarding the fbi headquarters project. we've taken a number of steps to respond to the committee includish producing documents on a rolling basis, providing a briefing by subject matter expert and offering a second subject matter expert to brief the committee. before i get into the specifics of those efforts i'd like to brie

i want to go back to the question of the domestic emoluments clause mister borden, we talked about the foreign emoluments clause, which was an attempt to guarantee the undivided loyalty of the president, and all members of congress, to the american people, and not to foreign powers, that is why there was this absolute prohibition on payments of any kind whatever coming from foreign governments. that is why, we are very concerned to get as much information from the gsa about whatever you know and can find out about foreign governments using the trump hotel. for business because of the president's ongoing business interest in the trump hotel. the domestic emoluments clause limits salary and office. we can't increase it or reduce it but it also says that the president cannot receive any other payments from the u.s. government, or from any of the individual united states. yet, we have reports that the gsa gave the hotel $534,000 in federal credit, for maintaining the historic clocktower. is that collect correct,, confirm that with you? >> i have to get an answer to you in writing, i know t

>> vice chair borden and members, alita dupris for the record. i feel i should speak on this. i prafl in the eastern soma rincon sill area a lot, and this will give me a few more options to get through that area because i generally commute across either by b.a.r.t. or by a.c. transit bus to the temporary transbay terminal. so with this, instead of trying to navigate through all that traffic on 2nd street, which i've done on a bike. it's very difficult. there's a lot of construction down there -- this will allow me to get down to embarcadero and then down to harrison street or it's a short walk for me from the transbay terminal parking lot and also from the new transbay terminal, and we can get that open. so this is something that will help me to navigate moreasily. i think it is worthy of your passage. thank you. >> thank you. >> herbert wiener. one question. i realize you are going to remove the bus stop to 2nd street, but how is that going to affect the passengers on that corridor? on the corridor that you remove this bus route, how is it going to affect them? will they be r

tom borden. you have -- i need you to come up if you want to speak on item five.se are under item five. >> okay. >> sorry, i was confused. i just want to say regarding the trail and restroom project, i would hate to see you guys approve that plan without knowing what trail is going to be closed, and i will bet you have no idea that the plan is focusing on the asphalt path along the outside and there are a lot of trails. there is the peer down there that no one hardly goes to because the trail isn't maintained. there's a lot of little treasures. and i ventured they will all be closed off under this plan, or it is in the making in this plan it be nice to know what will be closed. it doesn't show up in the plan. i just wanted to say, i support the restroom in mclaren park. it will be great. thank you. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else would like to make public comment under the consent calendar? okay. this item is closed. we do need a motion. >> so moved. >> moved and seconded. all those in favor? >> aye. >> i wanted to ask if we can pull these items out. >> i ap

as director borden just asked. this is a big change in not just how the m.t.a. staff designs bike lanes and i thank you for that. thank you. obviously i support this. >> thank you. >> i am therefore very much looking forward to the long-term improvements for folsom and howard that prioritize safety by creating comfortable bike ways. i am like the director, very excited about the' lum nation of mixing zones and the addition of two-way bike lanes. this will support not only psyche lists feeling safe on every block but all street users for the user so i thank sfmta for the work on the project and i look forward seeing it on the ground as soon as possible. >> next speaker. >> my name is tatianna. i support the new project and today i want to share with you some problem in this area. i want to say about traffic and seventh street. when often big trucks, cars and buses blocked and stopped in the crossing and makes it difficult for the distance for exactly for kids and also, drivers stuck in traffic for long time and cause for increase from drivers to pedestrians. it's

caitlin borden. we will be presenting a performance called from the tragedy of slavery to the triumphs of freedom, the story of harriet and jacobs. to be a slave girl is a curse, but to have beauty is even worse. andtantly being groped raped has made it hard to keep the faith. the cycle is vicious, and many different ways, the sacrifices you have to make these days. toting for the curse, finally escape this pain. >> african-american slavery was one of the most tragic stains on american history. beginning 1619, american slavery morphed into a culture of raising, beating, murdering african-americans for centuries, until the civil war in 1865. harriet ann jacobs constantly suffered from sexual harassment and lived in fear of what her master would do to her, until she escaped from her plantation. when she escaped, she hid in her grandmother's attic where she lived in fear for seven years. >> i was born in a slave family, and for me it was bleak. but i never would have imagined my children would face such

so long as people do fly to the moon again and continue the work started back down we're going in borden right. there are still many scientific questions left to answer on the moon answers that could even help us discover other habitable planets but for today the 2 men have definitely done enough for me walking. we now know that women were involved in the development of the apollo program as mathematicians for example but how often have women headed into space themselves. this week our viewer question comes from nina collapsing who lives in the capital of georgia. how many women have been in space so far and what were their missions. the 1st female in space was valentino terrace called the pioneering soviet cosmonaut when into orbit in 1963 she's the only woman to have flown into space solo it wasn't until nearly 20 years later that sped learner 7 scalia became the 1st woman to set foot on a space station and in 1984 the 1st to carry out a space walk but gender equality in space was still light years away. american astronaut sally ride was preparing to take off on the space shuttle chall

what the slogan but in borden i moved up north this newly built entrance leads to an escape tunnel look was secretly down to help 17 east german citizens flee to west berlin he said the most being completed that was discovered before it could be used. klaus could pin from west berlin help dig the tunnel he wanted to smuggle his pregnant wife out of the spelling words and in oregon this is the original tunnel from that came 7971 it's the only one preserved in its original state from a time when berlin was divided. the tunnel diggers various original tools are on display to. cook. at street level stones mock the location of the tunnel running under where the berlin wall once stored. on the wall had a tremendous impact on on what's life to his friends in the east was no longer able to visit him. on the road was born in west berlin in 1964 later as a student he moved to a flat new at the beginning borel. when friends acquaintances or relatives from the west germany came to visit i never took them to the brandenburg gate instead i take them to banaue. on the last offer that will go to platfo

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. >> director borden. >> here. >> brinkman. >> present. >> rubke. >> here. >> torres. >> here. >> madam chair you have a quorum both

. >> director borden. >> here. >> brinkman. >> present. >> rubke. >> here. >> torres. >> here. >> madamum both directors eakin and heinicke are absent with notification. >> i'd like to welcome our newest director, director hemminger. we're delighted t to have him jn us on the board. would you like to say a few words? >> it appears you put the rookies next to the executive director. ed had me under surveillance for years. it's nothing new. i look forward to our work together. >> thank you. item 3, announcements of sound producing devices during the meeting. be aware the ringing and use of cellphones, pagers and sound-producing devices are

when we go back to borden and so on, they picked the mouth of the river, which has the potential forevelopment, but it was also all pine. they could start manufacturing lumber immediately. you could almost say it is 50/50 50% red pine,d, white pine, etc.. considered to be good farmland. buyers bought the pine timber land, and the pine timberland was manufactured. perry hannah had two or three sawmills here and almost all the lumber went to chicago. it was not even sold locally, it went to chicago and was distributed to 10 other states out of chicago. hannah, in the 1850's, initially shipped his lumber on schooners. a grasp in the dark and say, every vessel would have .uilt 120 buildings it is a huge amount. in 1857, 1858, he bought a secondhand steamboat and started lumber tois chicago twice a week on the steamboat. it left traverse city every wednesday afternoon and left chicago every sunday afternoon, and people could rely on planning transportation that way. this is 15 years before the railroad arrived. he did that, and 1872, even with the arrival of the railroad, he built a large

this is tessie borden of chirla, the coalitition for humane immigrant rights of los angelel. >> so immimiation raidids and or community are something ththat e very traumaticic. wh thehey announced them aheadd of t time, i think part of t the intent is s to sow c chaos in or community.y. to try to confuse people, just scscared them to put them on ed. amy: the aclu is suing the trump administration, arguing the raraids violate e the coconstitl righght of immigrants to a court hearing beforere deportation. and mayors across the country have also been standing up to ice in newew york, san f franci, chicago, and elsewhere. after headlines, we'll host a roundtable discussion with immigration activists from differenent citieses preparing r the raids. in new york one of the cities , targeted for this weekend's expected ice raids, hundreds of immigration activists protested outside the annual conference of amazon web services to protest the tech giant's ties to ice and the department of homeland security. amazon's servers host databases that allow the agencies to track immigrants and carry out deportat

>> director borden. >> here. >> brinkman. >> present. >> rubke. >> here. >> torres. >> here. >> madam chair you have a quorum both directors eakin and heinicke are absent with notification. >> i'd like to welcome our newest director, director hemminger. we're delighted t to have him jn us on the board. would you like to say a few words? >> it appears you put the rookies next to the executive director. ed had me under surveillance for years. it's nothing new. i look forward to our work together. >> thank you. item 3, announcements of sound producing devices during the meeting. be aware the ringing and use of cellphones, pagers and sound-producing devices are prohibited and any person responsible for the rimming of use of a cell phone or similar electronic devices may be removed from the meeting. cellphones set on vibrate cause microphone interference and we request they are in the off position. approval of the remember meeting minutes. >> any comments among the board on the minutes from june 4th? >> is there any public comment on the minutes? >> i have not received any speaker cards. >

will bordens never cease on a tuesday late afternoon, looking pretty good trying to get into the citythe but in my mind i'm still 25. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex - now in triple strength plus magnesium. in the east bay, a movie theater opened for more than 20 years has shut down. abc7 was at the amc class in deer valley 16 in antioch. it showed its last movie sunday. amc gave no explanation for the closure other than a simple sign saying there are no shows playing. the property owner just signed a letter of intent for a multimillion dollar veneration. amc's notes the closure suggesting moviegoers head to their newest location in brentwooded. >> new details about the kids' song that can be annoying or charming. ♪ baby shark that's right. the baby shark song is coming to the bay area. baby shark live will be at san jose center for the performing arts october 20th foompany tte l be on tour at more than 100 cities this fall. get your tickets now. >> whether you find itg or

group, in partnership with supervisor mandelman and under the leadership of ed harrington and gwyneth borden. and to provide an actionable set of reforms for this sfmta board and the next director to implement a number of transit-first goals, as well as vision-zero goals. as we continue to identify sources for sustainable revenue, to build out san francisco's infrastructure, riders and voters want to know that their public dollars are being invested strategically and with accountability and oversight. they want their buses to come on time and their next bus alerts to work. they want to know that muni drivers are being paid a living wage, they want to know that the sfmta has a plan to deliver projects on time and on budget, without destroying vibrant and small business corridors. and they want to know that transit planners are working with neighborhoods to prioritize pedestrian safety and access for our most vulnerable communities. we'll be assisted over the next several months by a number of respected transit experts, labor leaders and transit advocates. i also want to thank our executive di

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it will be cochaired by ed harrington and gwyneth borden, the chair of the sfmta. and there will be participation with a whole host of experts throughout the country, actually we look forward to bringing you updates on that with supervisor mandelman and chair peskin. our downtown congestion pricing study has kicked off. this was following the board's approval of funding in the m.t.c. can -- commission contribution. were very much appreciate the support and copper up -- cooperation on that. not only will it address congestion and quality of life and health, but also safety issues that are worsening throughout the city, and particularly in the core. with that, i'm happy to take any questions. >> any questions for the executive director? seeing none, is there any public comment on the chair's report release active directory's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. please read the consent agenda. >> items 4-11 comprises a consent agenda. items five through ten are now being considered for final approval. stuff is not planning to present on these items but may d

"washington examiner" editorial director hugo borden on what this could mean. what do you think?boris comes in with a lot of challenges and you mentioned the iranian tanker, but that's a pretty small one compared with brexit. he also comes in with a lot of advantages. the first one is that the party really supports him. they absolutely hated or loathed theresa may by now. she was very weak, she squandered a big lead in parliament, she had not delivered brexit. he comes in with the support of his party, but the other thing that he comes in with is a much stronger bargaining position with europe. she basically gave europe a veto over any exit deal because she said she wasn't going to leave without an exit deal. so all the europeans had to do was say no, we don't accept that, no, we don't accept that, and force her to come back with more concessions. what boris has said is we are leaving on the 31st of august, come what may. so that puts pressure on europe. they have a lot to lose. there are some strong cards that britain has to play in the negotiations and they know that they've go