connections to the east bay those are the two items that came up this item passed item 7 the geary brt as often the case we on cac have questions on the corridor to which the cac staff addressed the concerns concerns as and do and the section of the item the cac question judge did san mateo and caltrain disagreement with the timing and san francisco proposal to move the bayshore station to the north but south assured the mayors process was work with the brisbane to address the concerns that passed item 8 an item the chinatown study i believe supervisor christensen you bracket this to this committee first so we'll be seeing this this month at our meeting for the allocation request item 9 the brt a great deal concern from the interactions from the community level they've told me he they've gotten help and support from the ta 11 level of engagement on the project was concern raised by the cac by the brt public housing we were assured it would create more routes for the housing that's all i have. >> thank you very much for your presentation colleagues, any questions or comments seeing open

connections to the east bay those are the two items that came up this item passed item 7 the geary brt as often the case we on cac have questions on the corridor to which the cac staff addressed the concerns concerns as and do and the section of the item the cac question judge did san mateo and caltrain disagreement with the timing and san francisco proposal to move the bayshore station to the north but south assured the mayors process was work with the brisbane to address the concerns that passed item 8 an item the chinatown study i believe supervisor christensen you bracket this to this committee first so we'll be seeing this this month at our meeting for the allocation request item 9 the brt a great deal concern from the interactions from the community level they've told me he they've gotten help and support from the ta 11 level of engagement on the project was concern raised by the cac by the brt public housing we were assured it would create more routes for the housing that's all i have. >> thank you very much for your presentation colleagues, any questions or comments seeing open

urban planners agree that the brt as a concept is a good idea. the problem with this one is it didn't go far enough. >> the city is huge. you need to have connectivity to all of the city. if i have a bus transit system throughout the city, i must think of using it. if i have it for one kilometer and i have to switch to another line or some other mode of transport, it becomes very difficult. >> reporter: some critics also blame cultural differences saying that trying to regulate traffic where everything from trucks to push carts share the road was doomed to fail. the new state government that is scrapping the brt says it has plans for a new one focusing on buses in the outer part of the city. commuters say they're willing to try anything if it means a smoother, quicker commute. al jazeera, new delhi. >>> talks between north and south korea resumed on saturday after nearly a year. the meeting stretched into the early hours of sunday morning. the delegations are meeting again later in the afternoon. escalating tensions between the two countries have

but scrapping the brt, the government said has plans for a new one.mmuters say that they're willing to try anything if it means a smoother, quicker commute. al jazeera, new delhi. >> it's a busy sports day. here is andy with the news. >> it really is. usain bolt proves he's still the man to beat on the track. but winning his 100-meter heat in beijing, but his main rifle justin gatlin ran a much faster time in his race. history is being made in eretreia. >> seven years ago beijing's birds nest stadium is where usain bolt won his first u.s olympic medals. the jamaican has been struggling with an injury for much of the season but did win his heat. >> it was a good run, although i feel good. i got it done. >> a lot of people wonder about the competition between you and gatlin. >> i don't look at it as a competition. >> gatlin has served two suspensions for doping and was booed before his heat. but it didn't seem to slow him down. gatlin crossing the line in 9.83 seconds, the fastest time of the day. mos >> mo farah said his ability will do the talking to

urban planners gree the brt as a concept is a good idea. the prop is it didn't go far enough. >> the city is huge. you need connectivity towards the city. if i have a bus lane, i think of using it. if i had it for a kilometre and have to switch to another line or mode of transport. i don't. >> reporter: some critics blame cultural differences. everything from trucks to push cars sharing the road. the new state government strapping the brt said transferring a new one focussing on buses in the other parts of the city. commuters are willing to try anything, if it means a smoother quicker come ute >>> stay with us here on the al jazeera newshour, still to come, shocks in the stack market. what caused the dow jones to suffer a big drop. stunning beeches - empty. find out why the island in kenya is struggling to attract tourists >>> and in sport. find out if tiger woods can stay on course for his first title win in more than two years. two years. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swi

the government that is scrapping the brt says it has plans for a new pla one.izens say they're trial anything if it's a quicker commute. >> thousands taking to the streets to protest the government's handling of ru rubbish disposal. >> still ahead, deserted destinations, while holiday makers are staying away from scenic spots like this. and in sport we'll hear from the those making history from the world championships. >> now these people believe they're victims of the change of political environment of the renewed politicize between the u.s. government and cuba. that's something, though, that the u.s. state department on thursday told al jazeera is not the case. it was very specific in saying according to them no ties, no connection to what is happening to these people and renewed diplomatic ties between cuba and the government. be that as it may, they're caught in limbo and are at risk of being deported from the colombian government to venezuela. their last port of entry or to cuba. they're hoping that will not be their fate, but so far they haven't received

connections to the east bay those are the two items that came up this item passed item 7 the geary brt as often the case we on cac have questions on the corridor to which the cac staff addressed the concerns concerns as and do and the section of the item the cac question judge did san mateo and caltrain disagreement with the timing and san francisco proposal to move the bayshore station to the north but south assured the mayors process was work with the brisbane to address the concerns that passed item 8 an item the chinatown study i believe supervisor christensen you bracket this to this committee first so we'll be seeing this this month at our meeting for the allocation request item 9 the brt a great deal concern from the interactions from the community level they've told me he they've gotten help and support from the ta 11 level of engagement on the project was concern raised by the cac by the brt public housing we were assured it would create more routes for the housing that's all i have. >> thank you very much for your presentation colleagues, any questions or comments seeing open

nothing is easy for anyone under brt which is why it's scrapped. >> it becomes an obstacle course. like many, wherever they can manage. locals say that ever since the brt opened, there has been complaints, and a high court order to open up for traffic. with everyone complaining, it begs the question what went wrong. urban planners great that as a concept it's a good itted. it didn't go far enough. you nighed connect istry. if i have assistance, i may think of using it. some critics blame cultural differses, saying they are trying to regulate traffic where everything is doomed to fail. the government says it has plans for a new one. commuters are trying to find anything >>> get all the sport with and yip. >> the world athletics championships started with sporting history, a first ever gold medal for the african country of eritrea. courtesy of a 19-year-old. the youngest ever marathon world champion as well. finishing in 2 hours, 12 minutes and 27 seconds. this, only his third competitive marathon. and he is targetting gold at the olympics next year >>> this is special history. this

and mexico brt thermexico butthere are politicl reasons why it should not be done. paul beban is in nogales. paul. >> you can see this wall is built of steel and concrete, 20 feet high, looks like it would be impossible o to get over or through. but they do, manage to get over this border one way or another. they crawl over, tunnel under. in fact last year when i was here filming another series about the border, my crew saw two who went over and pack in no time whatever. we assume they were drug runners. take a look. >> they shot right over. donald trump said he will stop any like those and any other illegals by replacing this fence with a wall, he called it a great wall of trump, the ma wale may be a joke. but is he serious? almost 2,000 miles from the pacific ocean all the way to the gulf of mexico even possible? let's take a look at the facts and the fence. along the border there are about 670 miles of border fence in section is about a third of the border. and according to the government accountability office depending on the terrain and the type of fence it cos

. >> a new bus rapid transit or brt was constructed for some of the most congested parts of the city. >> i used to take four buses to arrive at my job. now i only use one and i have time to make the trip and i think it's very great. >> the city's high speed was built with the anticipated olympic crowds in 2016. but the comfortable coaches are just part of the $16 billion urban investment plan that rio is installing for the games. new homes and shops are replacing an unsightly waterfront highway. attracting residents to an once run-down city center. >> if you want the olympics, come to rio. we've got lots of poverty transportation is a mess. sewage is a mess. >> that's why 80% of the buildings will be permanent. the temporary stadium will be broken apart and used for public schools. the aquatic center will be a pool for the poorest residents. this villa next to the olympic park has been demolished to make access roads for builders. residents were compensated at market value but the relocations remain controversial. and at times violent. about 50 families are refusing to go. >> i raised

that is until a new bus rapid transit or brt system was constructed for some of the most congested partse city. >> i used to take four buses to arrive to my job. now i use only one and i have the time to make the trip, and i think it's very great. >> the city's high speed bus lanes were built for the anticipated olympic crowds in 2016, but the comfortable coaches are just one part of the more than $16 billion urban investment plan that rio is installing for the games. new homes and shops are also replacing an unslightly waterfront highway attracting residents to an once run down city center. >> that's what we said to the ioc people. okay if you want the olympics to have change, come to rio. we have floods, lots of poverty transportation is a mess. sewage is a mess. come here. and then you will meet change. >> that's why 80% of rio's olympic building will be permanent. temporary stadium will be broken apart and used for four public schools. the aquatic center will later be divided into two public pools for the city's poorest residents. >> but not all the residents are happy with the const

>> it is brt the financing side but we have completed the sign and so on and provided a copy to the neighbor saying this is what we have, but the main problem we have that according to the [inaudible] he wanted all the foundation that is supposed to be between on her side to be moved on our side and we have to revise the structural design i that increases the cost of construction. [inaudible] he is not going to share it. that is the point of the review is. >> it seems to me 2 or 3 month is enough to do that. i think 2 to 3 months ought to be enough time to do what you kibeed described to get the revised design and calculations done and submit ted to the city for permit. >> the question we have is the neighbor willing to share the cost with us. >> that isn't before us. >> it is mandated under civil code 841 and common ownership so we deal with the cost involved and we are willing to do that. we will construct the wall provided they share the cost. >> any other questions from the commission? it is my opinion that the wall, the engineers report says the wall is fine that moment but should be re

>> it is brt the financing side but we have completed the sign and so on and provided a copy to the neighbore have, but the main problem we have that according to the [inaudible] he wanted all the foundation that is supposed to be between on her side to be moved on our side and we have to revise the structural design i that increases the cost of construction. [inaudible] he is not going to share it. that is the point of the review is. >> it seems to me 2 or 3 month is enough to do that. i think 2 to 3 months ought to be enough time to do what you kibeed described to get the revised design and calculations done and submit ted to the city for permit. >> the question we have is the neighbor willing to share the cost with us. >> that isn't before us. >> it is mandated under civil code 841 and common ownership so we deal with the cost involved and we are willing to do that. we will construct the wall provided they share the cost. >> any other questions from the commission? it is my opinion that the wall, the engineers report says the wall is fine that moment but should be replaced. is there a rec

ryan question is for brt clark. i noticed it focused unable assets. were you able to look at what airpower has to offer as far as long-range standoff on killing archers? bryan: i did look at that. i did not -- i was trying to simplify. if you look at how we use our aircraft today. we talked a lot about doing defensive counter air capabilities against incoming air threats. aday, we would end up using surprising amount to defeat cruise missiles coming in that have been launched from even further away. for the naval part, we need to ink at our dca cap being put a location that they can defeat aircraft before they are launched. i know that is something the air force is looking at. isneed to think about what the best use of our aircraft which is probably to defeat other aircraft rather than pursuing technologies like air launch to kill. that may not be the best use of an airplane with the human in it. i agree. we need to look it using defense -- counter air to go after platforms that are trying to launch against us. >> upgrades to the b-52s, long-range air

>> it is brt the financing side but we have completed the sign and so on and provided a copy to the neighbor saying this is what we have, but the main problem we have that according to the [inaudible] he wanted all the foundation that is supposed to be between on her side to be moved on our side and we have to revise the structural design i that increases the cost of construction. [inaudible] he is not going to share it. that is the point of the review is. >> it seems to me 2 or 3 month is enough to do that. i think 2 to 3 months ought to be enough time to do what you kibeed described to get the revised design and calculations done and submit ted to the city for permit. >> the question we have is the neighbor willing to share the cost with us. >> that isn't before us. >> it is mandated under civil code 841 and common ownership so we deal with the cost involved and we are willing to do that. we will construct the wall provided they share the cost. >> any other questions from the commission? it is my opinion that the wall, the engineers report says the wall is fine that moment but should be re

>> it is brt the financing side but we have completed the sign and so on and provided a copy to the neighbor saying this is what we have, but the main problem we have that according to the [inaudible] he wanted all the foundation that is supposed to be between on her side to be moved on our side and we have to revise the structural design i that increases the cost of construction. [inaudible] he is not going to share it. that is the point of the review is. >> it seems to me 2 or 3 month is enough to do that. i think 2 to 3 months ought to be enough time to do what you kibeed described to get the revised design and calculations done and submit ted to the city for permit. >> the question we have is the neighbor willing to share the cost with us. >> that isn't before us. >> it is mandated under civil code 841 and common ownership so we deal with the cost involved and we are willing to do that. we will construct the wall provided they share the cost. >> any other questions from the commission? it is my opinion that the wall, the engineers report says the wall is fine that moment but should be re

>> it is brt the financing side but we have completed the sign and so on and provided a copy to the neighbor saying this is what we have, but the main problem we have that according to the [inaudible] he wanted all the foundation that is supposed to be between on her side to be moved on our side and we have to revise the structural design i that increases the cost of construction. [inaudible] he is not going to share it. that is the point of the review is. >> it seems to me 2 or 3 month is enough to do that. i think 2 to 3 months ought to be enough time to do what you kibeed described to get the revised design and calculations done and submit ted to the city for permit. >> the question we have is the neighbor willing to share the cost with us. >> that isn't before us. >> it is mandated under civil code 841 and common ownership so we deal with the cost involved and we are willing to do that. we will construct the wall provided they share the cost. >> any other questions from the commission? it is my opinion that the wall, the engineers report says the wall is fine that moment but should be re

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>> it is brt the financing side but we have completed the sign and so on and provided a copy to the neighbor saying this is what we have, but the main problem we have that according to the [inaudible] he wanted all the foundation that is supposed to be between on her side to be moved on our side and we have to revise the structural design i that increases the cost of construction. [inaudible] he is not going to share it. that is the point of the review is. >> it seems to me 2 or 3 month is enough to do that. i think 2 to 3 months ought to be enough time to do what you kibeed described to get the revised design and calculations done and submit ted to the city for permit. >> the question we have is the neighbor willing to share the cost with us. >> that isn't before us. >> it is mandated under civil code 841 and common ownership so we deal with the cost involved and we are willing to do that. we will construct the wall provided they share the cost. >> any other questions from the commission? it is my opinion that the wall, the engineers report says the wall is fine that moment but should be re

there is going to be some greening built as the van ness brt and civic center improvements. >> and beyond that? >> proned that beyond that we would look at incentives and getting additional funds authorized. the additional $ 6.9 billion included funds for green infrastructure. i think because of the lessons that we have learned and because it's such a big list and does involve so many different city department we're rethinking best way to deliver it. >> right. i will get to that in a second. in terms of what is in the puc's plan. beyond the two projects that you just mentioned, is the puc intending to deliver additional green infrastructure projects as city-sponsored projects? >> we are interested in that, but we're interested more of an incentive-based approached or partnership-based approach. >> with priority private property owners? >> with private and public property owners. >> i'm a little concerned about that. a lot of the infrastructure is city-owned infrastructure and obviously incentives are a good thing to get private property owners to remove concrete and open up the ground is

there is going to be some greening built as the van ness brt and civic center improvements. >> and beyond that? >> proned that beyond that we would look at incentives and getting additional funds authorized. the additional $ 6.9 billion included funds for green infrastructure. i think because of the lessons that we have learned and because it's such a big list and does involve so many different city department we're rethinking best way to deliver it. >> right. i will get to that in a second. in terms of what is in the puc's plan. beyond the two projects that you just mentioned, is the puc intending to deliver additional green infrastructure projects as city-sponsored projects? >> we are interested in that, but we're interested more of an incentive-based approached or partnership-based approach. >> with priority private property owners? >> with private and public property owners. >> i'm a little concerned about that. a lot of the infrastructure is city-owned infrastructure and obviously incentives are a good thing to get private property owners to remove concrete and open up the ground is