one of the key procts is the ele electrification. its right now a dee sill system. >> that's another project that has a lot of angst in connection wit it because of the dollar amount? r >>it's a big public works project and it will take a lot to get it right. >> and we touched on highway widening projects. can you tell us about some of the big projects? >> highway widening is not a big part of the plan. there are no new freeways. there is something called the regional express lanes network. most are familiar wi the high occupancy lanes. at this point they are probably also famili with the fact that there are segments that are not complete. that is a problem for buses and van pools and things of that sort that attempt to get people to and from work efficiently. that program would help address some of those gaps. we have some other major transit projects moving forward in the near term. bart to san jose is now under construction. that's a few years away. but there are more imminent openings coming. another commuter rail line is the sma

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." >> coming up on "red eye," what is a typical morning like for the world's most electrifing tv host? inside lou daabs quest to bring snow kiting to the rest of the world. and what did the president tell joe biden after he dropped his ice cream cone on the floor some . >> he said, joey, it is going to be okay. i remember sitting on the end of the bed. he believed it. >> and finally, is there a civil war brewing between cats and stuffed animals? our panel of experts weighs in on the saddle for feline supremacy. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> i'm gavin mcguinness -- gavin mcginnis filling in for greg gutfeld. and i am here with bright bart sun news contributor sonny johnson. and her looks could kill so you are probably all dead right now, and she is not even sorry. it is the never sorry joanne nosuchunsky. used to be the uneditter of a swedish publication where they spelled an wrong. i believe it was called the ikea catalog. and michael moynahan. and next to me, a million dollar smile and a multimillion-dollar bank account. it is sexy billionaire, playboy super hero, lo

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we have an in depth look at the equipment used by the world's most electrifing president think about people who say michael key ton isn't the best batman? >> this question isn't new. at least since george washington served as commander-in-chief, i think they are wrong. >> and finally, why are are our nation's cats getting stuck beside bedside tables and why is the government not doing more to free them? we pick up the heated debate more where the special report left off. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> i am tom shillue filling in for greg gutfeld. and now let's welcome our guest. i met her back when i was a small town minister. she and her friend showed me the error of my ways after i banned dancing and rock music and we have been friends ever since. i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. and she thwarted my plan to steal cash flying through the rocky mountains, but now he goes by tv's andy levy. and i was returning home from a camping trip when i hit him with the family station wagon. i brought him home to live with us for awhile before sending him back into the wild. it

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but allowing that to happen, it requires -- this is the problem with electrification in the developingorld. you need civil society. you need people convinced that when they use electricity, they're going to pay for it. and for a lot of countries, the political operators want to just provide electricity as a way to get more votes, and charging for it and and even having this billing system in place, all of those things are -- they require civil society. and it's damn hard. so if i had the magic bullet, i'd be out there doing it right now. i know in this building and a whole bunch of other ones in downtown new york, i'd own this and a whole other buildings in downtown new york if i knew the answer. there's a question over here. >> come across any strategy that you've ever seen work -- [inaudible] to the people who are really over the top about things like wind power and other non-working energy policies to forgo their fantasies? >> well, convincing people to use hath and physics is a -- to use math and physics is a difficult proposition. and, you know, make no mistake, the lobbies that -

rural electrification and telecommunication loans program account, $5 billion. in addition for expenses necessary to carry out the direct and guaranteed loan programs, $34,478,000. distance learning, telemedicine and broadband program, $24,077,000. for grants in telemedicine and distance learning services in rural areas, $20 million. for the cost of broadband loans, $4,500,000. $10,372,000 to have broadband in rural areas. itle 4, nest indicated programs, -- domesticated program, $816,000. food and nutrition service, child nutrition programs, cluding transfer of funds, $23,523,795,000 to remain available through september 30, 016. special supplemental nutrition program for women -- the chair: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida -- from california rise? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. -- clerk: the chair: will the gentlelady send her amendment to the desk? the desk does not have the amendment at this time? the chair: the clerk will read the next two paragraphs. the clerk: page 44, line 12, spec

we were very careful in how we designed the electrification to make that sound. >> one problem. highway, but you cannot go very far. this has a range of 53 miles? today with53 miles this current technology. >> it will not even take us -- >> over the next couple of years, we intend to continue to improve. >> when will people be able to buy this? >> we have not said when this will be ready for retail sales. the rest of this year and next year will be spent in north america and europe doing customer rides and getting feedback to get it right. >> how do you get it right? harley-davidson has been around for over 100 years. it has not been a smooth ride. in the mid-1980's, you're facing bankruptcy. how have you made it through? >> it is the brand and the customer. the thing that is unique about this company is that our customer is really owned the brand. that is something very personal. it represents personal freedom. all of our customers around the world -- so with that kind of support, we have kind of continue to make changes and reinvent ourselves. this is the most recent reinventi