bruce wolf, as many of you know i have been involved in some of this regarding the fiber aspect, but also regarding electronic and other utilities. you have an opportunity to find a way to pay for this. and that is through the sewer renovation project. back in 2007, as commissioner crews pointed out when supervisors armiano was here that anytime the ground gets covered, that's when new conduit would be laid down. it doesn't have to be filled with fiber right away. we just need the pipe that's there and owned by the city and also claiming our rights of way. almost everything underground is given away to somebody else and because of the sewer project, that allows us to reclaim some of those rights of way and control them as we should. and after that there is new technology to install inside the sewer pipes that now 7 years later is not new technology anymore. we can find plenty of examples around the country to replicate that and find different cost. i also sent a document that lafco did a study from columbia tech around doing fiber in three phases for the city leading up to fiber to t

. >> good afternoon, bruce wolf. i'm just going to echo my support with my colleagues presented plus that we are very glad that the report outlined very good robust build out suggestions and support. what's key about that is that it will provide jobs and that's one of the biggest obstacles of getting implemented. we are in touch with some labor folks now and they have seen what's going on and we are going to have a little bit smoother sailing going forward. >> thank you, next speaker, please. next singer, please. >> thank you. strolling along city roads in the district, i feel the power go up my spine. and we know we are going to make this city shy. i left the lafco in the rain walking hand in hand with the pg & e ooh! how i love this stormey power day and it's going to happen today. after a while we run under a tree and i think of the puc and we are going to have stormy, we are going to have good prices that are free. ooh! i hear lafco, i see lafco in the rain walking hand in hand with the puc. ooh! how i love a rai

in may i bruce levenson told our wolf blitzer in an interview, he couldn't work with someone like donald >> we quickly, we loudly, we clearly rejected. the fans spoke up. the players spoke up. our nba business partners spoke up. and every nba owner spoke up. nobody said this was okay. >> earlier today, i spoke with rachel nichols, our sports reporter and host of cnn's "unguarded." here's part of our conversation. >> sterling had a history of being accused of racism. in fact, he was sued for racial discrimination by our own u.s. government. bruce levenson has never faced any kind of public accusation of racism and, in fact, he was one of the most vocal owners to come out against sterling. you just played that clip on wolf blitzer's show and i was actually on with wolf that day. and levenson was very strong, saying there has to be a zero tolerance poll shape zero tolerance policy in this post-sterling era, of course, applies to him as well and he knows that, it is part of why he self-reported the e-mail and i am told that is why he called a dam silver last night and just told him that he d

wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. >>> bruce morton has died. and tv news viewers of a certain age can still hear those words, bruce northon, cbs news, washington. the cbs news washington bureau was like murderers row back in the '70s. he was in that class of superb reporters. a harvard grad, an army veteran. he covered politics, a slew of political conventions and vietnam and watergate and civil rights, the space program and a number of foreign postings along the way. he was a beautiful writer who never wasted a word. bruce morton died of cancer at the age of 83. >>> on the big island of hawaii lava is advancing into a new and rural area. it's approaching homes there at the rate of 800 feet per day. it's been erupting continuously since 1983. predicting the future path of lava floes is still a very inexact science even on an island where it's been part of life for three decades now. >>> high drama on the court, arthur ashe stadium. a tough scene to wash as peng suffering extreme pain believed to be from heatstroke. needed to be taken away in a

wolf. thursday night at 9:00, the debate between representative lee terry and state under brad ashford. and next sunday, the iowa debate between bruce braley and republican joe ennis. c-span 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> "the communicators" is next on c-span, with verizon enterprise solutions chief technology officer wade baker, talking about a recent report on data breaches. followed by wells fargo's ceo speaking at the national press club about the role of national services. and live at 8:00 p.m. eastern, a debate between the two candidates in the iowa governor race, terry branstad and democratic state senator jack hatch. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local public -- local cable satellite -- or satellite provider. >> no doubt you have heard about some of the data breaches at companies such as home depot and target, sony's playstation as well. this week on the -- "the communicators," we will discuss data breaches with wade baker of verizon. verizon has put up a data breach report for 2014. mr. baker is the chief technology of

wolf? at 9:00,ay night nebraska's second congressional district debate between lee terry and state senator brad ashford. sunday, the iowa u.s. senate they between bruce braley and republican joni erickson. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for control of congress. "washington journal" is next. we will look at today's news and take your phone calls. peter bergen will talk about national security and the terrorism threat against the u.s.. live coverage from the bipartisan policy center begins at 10:00 eastern here on c-span. later in the day, a discussion with health and human services secretary sylvia burwell about implicating -- about implementing the health care law. that is at 1:30 p.m. eastern. jay solomonis hour, from "the wall street journal." umet.hen jason cregr and then mitch daniels looks at public education costs. you can >> good morning, it is tuesday, september 23. this is "washington journal". today we will open up our phone lines for your comments. we will begin with isis and syria. later we will discuss security concerns at the white house after a man hopped the fence and entered the north door. we want to hear your opinion.

i mean, bruce levenson has never publicly been accused of any racist behavior the way donald sterling repeatedly has been throughout his tenure. you heard him on wolf'sf most vocal owners in advocating zero tolerance policy and the need to get sterling out of the league. the idea ta he would be the one in this position now is a big surprise. but regardless, there's no question, that zero tolerance policy is where the nba is right now and this post-donald sterling world. and this e-mail and the way of thinking it represents are completely unacceptable. we don't know at this point the events that led up to levenson's self-reporting the e-mail, but i am told that after he did that, once the nba launched an independent investigation, levenson decided he didn't want to put himself or family through the public scandal that he feared was eventually coming. that's why he called adam silver last night, before that investigation had even wrapped and said, he thought it would be better for everyone if he sold the team. and there's a lot of relief around the league right now that he decided to go that route. you remember with the clippers, the team's players thr

wolf. thursday night at 9:00 nebraska's second congressional district debate between lee terry and state senator brad ashford. next saturday the iowa u.s. senate debate between democrat bruce brailey and republican joni earns th. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> now the discussion on the challenges facing american youth today. from "washington journal" this is just over 30 minutes. >> joining us now is damon williams with the boys and girls club of america and he is the head of training and youth development services. he is a senior v.p. at the organization. thank you so much for being here this morning. >> thank you. it's a true pleasure. >> i want to start very basic and have you just explain what exactly the boys and girls club of america is. what does your organization do? >> sure. we're one of the oldest youth serving organizations in the nation, been in existence over a hundred years and have over 4100 club sites across the nation serving more than 4 million youth. our mission is to serve children, particularly those who need us most, and we focus in the three key areas. they're academic achieve ment, ensuring young people have a space that reall

bruce levenson has never faced any kind of public accusation of racism. in fact, he was one of the most vocal owners to come out against sterling. you just played that clip on wolfi was on with wolf that day, and levenson was very strong saying, there has to be a zero tolerance policy. well, that zero tolerance policy, in this post-sterling era, now of course applies to him as well. and he knows that it's why he self-reported the e-mail. i'm told that's why he called adam silver last night and told him he did not want to go through the court of public opinion with his family dragged through the mud, his decisions and words being questioned, that he knew he was wrong and that he decided it was in everyone's best interests to sell the team. this is the kind of thing, this e-mail coming out, they released the e-mail itself. this is a transparency issue. nba and bruce levenson in this case, specifically decided instead of allowing for witch hunt for this e-mail, because you know the e-mail's going to come out anyway, they would get ahead of it, he would admit he's wrong, and he does apologize, that goes a long way with people but he's going to ing ting to . >> i don

wolf. thursday night at 9:00. nebraska second congressional district debate between the incumbent republican representative leitery and state senator brad ashford. and next sunday the iowa u.s. senate debate between u.s. congressman democrat bruce braley and republican joni ernst. c-span campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> and now we resume the debate between republican governor terry branstad and his democratic challenginger jack hatch. governor branstad is iowa's longest serving governor. he served from 1983 to 1999 and then was elected to another term in 2011. jack hatch is currently an iowa state senator with 22 years in the iowa house and senate. the cook political report has this race listed as likely republican. this is live campaign 2014 coverage on c-span. our partners tonight, we continue our conversation now with the focus on accountability in leadership. throughout the campaigns, we have seen on television, and on our various airwaves, radio and newspaper as well, senator hatch has accused the branstad administration of being scandal ridden with no higher list, illegal buyout, settlements of state employees and now our chance to discuss this matter in particular. we begin with dale w

wolfe. thursday night, nebraska second leeressional debate between perry and state senator brad asked for. they, the i went u.s. senate debate between u.s. congressman democrat bruce braley and republican jodi arias and. jodyn 100 debates -- aronson. may beear that jack lew running late due to a meeting at the white house. we will share this while we wait for the secretary. >> a former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff having served from 1997-2001. he joins us as we continue discussing u.s. strategy to combat isis. as you look at the threat posed by isis and the plan that the obama administration has come up with here to combat isis, do you think isis can be defeated without having boots on the ground? >> first of all, i'm delighted to see that we now have a strategy and it's being articulated. the part that is worrisome is that we can use solely air power to defeat isis. that begs the question, if you can't do that, then do we need to put boots on the ground? i think you heard general dempsey when he testified last week say that ultimately, we need to be prepared to have to put boots on the ground. i would submit that he is right on track with that, but i wou

wolf. thursday night at nine, nebraska's second congressional district debate between lee terry and state senator brad ashford. and next sunday, the iowa u.s. senate debate between democrat bruce braley and republican joni ernst. >> in testimony before the senate foreign relations committee, secretary of state john kerry reiterated there'll be no ground troops in the u.s. fight against isis. former u.s. ambassador to syria robert ford also testified. this is four hours. >> no more war! >> no more war! no more war! no more war! no more war! no more war! no more war! no more war! no more war! no more war! >> the committee will come to order. mr. secretary, you have a warm welcome. [laughter] having just returned from a coalition-building mission that will determine the breadth of support and course of thesion anti-isil strategy in the near and long term, you're here at a critical moment for the iraqi and syrian people, for the region, and for the united states and the world.ra let meqi say at the outset in my view the coalition you are working hard to build will require fully engaged and fully contributing senior partners. a coalition that must be defineu not by words, but by de