the eir did study vehicles in 2008. we are seeing that the number of vehicular that the eir studied in 2008 was a lot more. it was more conservative than today. >> supervisor cohen: what other changes are you making to the methodology that you're using to evaluate projects? >> we're basically looking at every single aspect. we're looking at pedestrians, bicycles. we're looking at the travel demands. we're looking at loading, park parking, construction. every single transportation topic is being updated now. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. what if any, transportation impacts this area have you considered -- sorry. recently, the transportation authority, this body, had a report that was submitted that took into account that quantified roughly, the impacts of tncs to neighborhoods. i was wondering if you had an opportunity to review that data and if you were able to talk little bit about the impacts of tnc? >> yes, we have had the opportunity to review that data. every single agency is working together. we are consistently

being tiered and eir outdated. no impact studied. the c.p.e. doing a checklist to utilize old data, old methodologies, that's not study. the c.p.e. should not be upheld because these items have not been studied. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: any questions? thank you. this public hearing is closed. i want to thank the neighbors for coming. i want to thank the public commenters. this project create an opportunity for housing. i want to recognize supervisor ronen. i'm done. i'm complete. >> supervisor ronen: that's all you will say? >> supervisor cohen: yes. >> supervisor ronen: i wanted to say, first of all, i have so much respect. i wanted thank you for your really thorough, thought-provoking presentation. the concerns that you bring up are so real and legitimate. this body has determined on several occasions that sadly, ceqa doesn't allow us to reject the environmental analysis stricklstrickly -- strictly on socioeconomic impacts. that link just hasn't been -- we can't find strong enough link there that would justify me upholding the appeal.

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jackie bensen reporting seeing people fleeing or running out of eir cars and running to the gates to try to make their flights this evening. the maps here showing gridlock expected for hours. so stay with us, a developing story, but a very nasty night to be out on the roads. back over you. >>> thank you. a woman is in custody now charged with killing her mother and sister inside their home in lean. it's a crime made more troubling given the fact police believe she staged the scene to look like a .murder-suicide david culver is at police headquarters with these new developments. david? >> reporter: dore, police tracked down the suspect, megan hargan about three and a half hours from where we aren fairfax, well into west virginia. sources telling us late today that police said that she had ghter just-old d dropped off at school when they pulled over the suspected killer. >> fairfax county police detectives in questioning megan hargan. tonight the 35-year-old charged with two counts of first degree murder. >> on july 14th, 2017, 23-year-old helen hargan ander mother, 63-year-old pamela

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nht, women were summoned and sexually abus dishonorably discharged on charges of playing around with eir superiors. >> woodruff: human rights watch. warned that the world is ignoring the abuse, as it pfocuses on efforts to mace with pyongya. the trump administration imposed new economic sanctions on venezuela and cuba today, an plans to add nicaragua as well. in miami, president trump's national security advisor john bolton branded the three countries a "troika of tyranny." he said the u.s. will no longer appease those he called "dictators and despots near our shores." separately, the u.s. justice department stepped up a campaign against chinese corpor espionage. officials today charged a chinese firm with stealing secrets from the u.s. semi- conductor company micron. a firm in taiwan was alsch ged. some fierce, fall weather battered the u.s. gulf coast states overnight and today. storms moving in a line from east texas into northwest a left two people dead. heavy rain and winds gusting to 60 miles an hour toppled trees d power lines. at least 110,000 customers lost poross four states. t

so i feel like this is very disrespectful to try to blamer someone eir mistakes. >> brangham: i wantturn toes fatima goss gr when you hear a story like this. when iead about her story in the "new york times" and about allegations of this kind of behaor going on in other warehouses, the thing that really struck is that i thought surely this kind of uteatment of a pregnant woman asking for lighterwhen she has a doctor's recommendation-- that that should be a legal requirement, but it's not. you know i'm so grateful for tasha and the other pregnant workers for speakingecause 40 years after congress first passed the pregnancyti discrimi act you would think that this wouldn't be a problem. what hap ago.was a few years there was a supreme court decision that limited the interpretation that basically made it harder for pregnant workers when they need accommodations to get them. and there have been a huge backlash to that decision. we have had over 18 states pass new laws to be more directive to sort of say actually pregnant workers shouldn't have to choose between having a healthy pregnancy

film series concludes with the true story two men-- a black classical pianist and his white driver--d eirrney through the segregated south. jeffrey brown is still at the movies for us. >> reporter: it's a familiar premise: two people, different as could be, take to the road together. >> i've never had fried chicken in my life. >> i liv fried chicken. you >> reporter: but the particulars are new-- and true. this gentleman says i'm not permitted to dine here. director peter farrelly, best known previously for over-the-th top romps likee's something about mary," "dumb and dumber" and "shallow hal," recounts won him over.tch that >> true story about a black d ncert pianist named don shirley-- 1962, liove carnegie hall and his record company was sending him on a tour of the south. and he was afraid of going so he hired a bouncer from the copacabana, like the toughest bohcer-- an italian guy, fi grade education, racist himself, to drive himhrough the south for protection. and i said, it's homerun. >> reporter: mahershala ali, an academy award winner for his performance in "molight," stars as do

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but a migrant's advocacy group ses they're eir expected to heae california boarder 1600 miles away. >y in the rio grande valley. >>> in texas we're getting our first look at new video of the scene of a tragic helicopter crash west of san antonio. >> this crash killed a couple of newly weds leaving their wedding reception aboard the family chopper that went down barely a mile from the family ranch. abc's will carr has more. >> reporter: shortly after saying i do with friends and family cheering them on, celebrating their wedding night and boarding a helicopter to start the rest off their lives together. taking off and a short time later something going tragically wrong. the newlyweds and that pilot all killed when the family-owned chopper crashed 90 minutes after the couple took their vows. >> we definitely saw a helicopter in a terrible state. debris all along the side of the mountain. >> both seniors. their friends and family now mourning. one of the brides mads posting the way will looked at you and the relationship that you'll had is something i wish everyone could experience. >> r

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eir che >> reporter: fairfax 1 missions are fln with a pilot and two officer paramedics whose trainingp for more than 20 years before choijoining theo team. >> we come back to the helicopter division for the aviation training so it an 18-month process. >> these are expensive, complex machines.ke >> reporter: mmountjoy came back as one ofhe county's civilia pilots, the status necessary to willing to 1,000 hours behind the controls of a chopper before you can fly medevac missions. >> my job is to evaluate the ather, where we'll be going, the hazards once we get there. can i make the landing safely and leavesafely? >> reperor: the helicopter division can respond to a half dozen calls on any given day, most traumas, car accidents and the like. but murray says when seconds count for burn patients, for example, the traffic-avoiding helicopter is priceless and then paramedicsoard can do things paramedics on the ground aren't allowed to do. >> wher we're able to administer medications, to sedate a person,n to t paralyze them and insert a tube in order to breathe for them, it's important to get

you are disrespecting and disregarding their legacy, th eir suffering and dreams when you don't vote.our right toacy, citizenship in this, the greatest country in the world. is likeright to vote the crown that we all get to wear. say, your crown has been paid for, so put it on your head. host: oprah winfrey yesterday in georgia. you can find our coverage on c-span.org, in the race between brian kemp and stacey abrams. president obama is also on the campaign trail, 2:30 p.m. in miami, florida. we will have coverage of that. he is also going to georgia today. and then the president is heading to georgia on sunday. a lot of big names heading for that state, one to watch this campaign season. we'll take a break, then when we come back, the bipartisan policy on hows john fortier states have improved their voting systems since 2016, then a look at our battleground states continues with a look at florida. joining us will be susan macmanus. we'll be right back. words,ay night on after charlotte pence talks about their book, where you go, life lessons from my father. she is interviewed by jour