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we are continuing to work with our engineering consultant, c.h. 2 m hill to final lies our phase one graphic. we've begun a multilevel seismic graphic, testing out different ground strengthening techniques. in 2021, full blown construction will begin after we've completed permitting and environmental review and is expected to be completed in 2026. the port estimates that this first phase is 500 million, as i've said. of course the primary source is a proposed geobond for 425 million. we also have secured 10 million from our federal partners from army corps of engineers and we are securing 55 million from the state. currently ab 2578 is pending. assembly members chiu and ting and state senator weiner are working for us to capture these funds. what is our pact? the port commission approved this plan, we are recommending this to you. we are asking you to send this to the full board today. deputy city attorney givner has some recommendations relative to a split file, and you'll be hearing from supervisor peskin's office about future amendments at the board, but otherwise, this is our pat

a lot of people are frustrated .c.h the way washington, d works beyond the freedom caucus.ave moderate members saying we have to change the way they do things. that is changing the dynamic. a conversation with kevin mccarthy, the presumed front-runner for the next leader about winning the support of the freedom caucus? >> i have talked to kevin liserthy and steve sca a lot. i've not had any leadership negotiations with mccarthy. a does know we need to have broad section of representation. we have had conversations that relate to that. those are going well. but in terms of you give me this and you get votes, that has not happened. host: we are in open phones. any public policy or news issue you want to talk about. here is how you do it. for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8002 for independents. caller: good morning, c-span. i enjoy your programming. i want to go back to the president's drug prescription changes. no one ever seems to talk about the poor senior citizens who get trapped. this is when your insurance company gives you a certain subsidies fory