so pamela conrad and brian loretta will give you an update on the progress today. >> president tsen: welcome, pamela. >> thank you. pamela conrad, architect landscapers. we've been working on it for years. i was here before to introduce phases 2 and 3. i will share updates on the parks and the streets. hoping to address any comments or questions you had from back in may. thank you. okay. great. so i have a lot to cover. i will try to go quickly through it, so we have time to discuss and have questions. overall, i will share some updates to the boundaries, the schedule we're working towards. and i will just walk through some of the island-wide diagrams and circulations so everyone is up to the same level of understanding and then go area by area through each park and street scape. here's an updated plan for those that are not familiar with the island. and so the phase, when we were back here in may, the blue outline shows you where we were for this phase, phases 2 and 3. and we made some modifications as we've been working through the process. and we've expanded the boundary to incorp

attorney general loretta lynch talking about voter suppression with my colleague, chris matthews, on hardball. it's a highly contested gubernatorial race between stacey abrahams and briant, a group of senior citizens were headed out to vote on a bus, they were removed from that vehicle by government officials who cited the trip as a political activity not permitted during county-sponsored events. i just want to get your reaction to where we are. your reaction to what is happening? >> voter suppression happens in this country in every election. just for those who may not remember, we still do not have a fully functioning voting rights act in this country that permits a lot of these things to even continue. we have voting rights act. some of these things would still be happening, but they would be able to be challenged, whether you're talking about purges, whether you're talking about changes of movements of polling locations and things of that nature. so the overall pieces that we do need, one of the things that we need congress to go back and do and do their jobs is actually make sure that we are protecting the most precious part of democracy that we can participate in