let's go to the hopper again. thank you, guys. you, alex. [ cheers and applause ] let's see, who do we have? braden. braden, where are you? i think this kid is part muppet. hi, braden, how you doing? hi, braden. hello. can you see me? >> yep, i can see you. >> jimmy: is braden's hair, is that styled in that fashion? or does it come out like that? >> kind of depends on the day. some days it lays down, some days it doesn't. >> jimmy: it's going in a lot of different directions at once. >> it is. >> jimmy: it reminds me of culio's hair, i don't know if you remember. wow. was his hair this thick when he came out? >> yeah, actually. they styled it into a fau fauxhawk right after he was born, the nurses did. >> jimmy: that's eric hosmer, right? >> yeah, we love our "royals." >> jimmy: there he is. there it is in a fauxhawk. to celebrate the royal in the world series. >> he popped out about nine months after the world series. >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> it's an exciting time here. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. thanks for showing us your hair. all ri

i'm not sure why we have a hopper put we do. i mean, nobody wins. can never work the [ bleep ] hopper. all right. marjorie, where's marijuanary? marjorie. you are on big hair baby bingo! now that's -- that is some head of hair there. i mean, that's very thick hair. marjorie, why is >> her eyes are running, she's fine. >> jimmy: are other babies jealous of her big luxurious hair? >> yes, lots of people are jealous, not just babies. >> jimmy: i would think so. 3 months old? wow, she's big, isn't she. >> well, her hair is big. >> jimmy: how much did she weigh when she came out, marjorie? >> she was 7-10. >> jimmy: how much of that was hair? >> 90%. >> jimmy: you didn't split it up? she looks like guillermo's son benji. >> guillermo: that's right. >> jimmy: she does for real. thank you, marjorie. i think we have time for one more. let's go to our stupid hopper. camilla. camilla, where are you, camilla? oh, wow, look at camilla. camilla, is that camilla's brother too? >> yes. >> jimmy: what >> tristain. >> jimmy: tristain, did you have that same kind of

corporate have adapted, google and silicon valley firms, where people are bouncing around on space hoppersnow, mixing it up mightn't be bad. none of it is public purse, it is paid for by lego. yes, absolutely. just fantastic. always a pleasure. thank you for coming in. tell us what you think. maybe you are a master builder waiting for thatjob. have a super day. we will see you soon. hello there. hopefully you like cloudy weather, because that's what's coming up in the forecast really through the rest of the week and well into the weekend as well. satellite picture yesterday shows the extent of the cloud cover. rather misty across parst of england and wales, warm for the eastern side of scotland for the time of year but cold with the sunshine across east anglia and south—east england and these conditions will persist for another few days. across the midlands into staffordshire we have misty conditions and that will continue to thicken up as well. so for wednesday morning expect a couple of fog patches over the hills of northern england, the pennines, the vale of york. one or two fog patches

a while go now to chris hopper in georgia to talk about what's going on there. chris? >> reporter: we're in albany, georgia, in the southern part of confirmed dead after a tornado ripped through this area sunday afternoon. statewide, 15 people are dead after a weekend of severe storms. and local officials here in albany say their number could go up, because so many people are still missing, including a 2-year-old boy. i'm chris hopper for nbc news. >>> in italy, fire rescue crews have pulled more bodies from the rescue of a hotel that was hit by an avalanche last week. the death toll stands at 15. 14 people are still reported missing. crews rescued people from in and around the hotel. some of them had survived for two days under ice and rubble. >>> more tragedy in italy today, as a rescue helicopter crashed while trying to save an injured s skier. all six people on board were killed. this happened in central italy in the same area as the hotel avalanche. there was heavy fog at the time. rescuers were taking an injured skier from a resort to a hospital. >>> president tr

from in the washington scene that gets tossed into the hopper. >> tucker: right.u're just an ordinary news consumer like me, a lot of the conclusions from the intelligence community are filtered through press accounts. like the "washington post" or "new york times," you've read that the intelligence community, again, whatever that is, believes that donald trump was the favored candidate of vladimir putin and he was seeking to influence trump's win. >> it's hard to know where something like that is coming from. for example, one bit of evidence that was discussed at great deal was a medal, it was given to -- i take it back, this was to the secretary of state. it gives a similar picture. something like that gets tossed into the hopper and people don't dig down and see that that medal is the same one that is given to visiting athletes and visiting m performers and is not any kind of sign of closeness or cooperation. the only way to pick up what is going to happen with russia on cooperation is to watch and see what their morale is and how they operate. because we have

so, we want to go now to chris hopper in georgia to talk more about what is going on there. chris? >> reporter: we're in albany, georgia in the southern part of the state where four people are confirmed dead after a tornado ripped through this area sunday afternoon. statewide 15 people are dead after a weekend of severe storms, and local officials here in albany say their numbers could go up because so many people are still missing, including a 2-year-old boy. i'm chris hopper for nbc news. >> you hate to hear that, but we certainly have gotten our own round of storms. getting a little bit of a break, though, and that's welcome. >> yeah, we had three storms with impressive rain totals, but it did help us clear from the drought, which is great. here's a live look right now. if you didn't get a chance to it had the slopes, you may want to after this shot. you can see this is a live picture. these are actually folks that are out there right now enjoying what's going to be a very good couple of days of snow out there. now, we are seeing some chilly temps and if we make our way over to

hypocrisy and the casual violence of certain individuals and institutions, we will as per chief jim hopper punch some people in the face when they seek marginalized. >> i'm an american patriot. and i love this country. and because i love this country, i am horrified by its blemishes. and this immigrant ban is blemish and it is unamerican. >> we know it's going to be up to us and all of you probably too, to keep telling stories that show what unites us is stronger than the forces that seek to divide us. >> this story is of unity. this story is about what happens when we put our differences aside. >> yes. >> and we come together as a human race. we win. love wins every time. >> safe to call it a politically charged evening in hollywood at the 23rd s.a.g. awards. >> all weekend everywhere you looked. >> a lot of these actors speaking out in protest against president trump's immigration ban, also a night of celebration for many winners like "hidden figures," which w ensemble. "stranger things" won best drama. "orange is the new black" took best comedy. >> it's always good. did you see what hap

the three journalists are matthew hoppers, jon keller, and alexander rubenstein. charges against another journalist, evan ingle, were dropped on friday. two other people still face charges, though. the u.s. attorney's office has declined to comment on those cases. >> former president george h.w. bush is back home from the hospital. he spent more than two weeks in a houston hospital, receiving treatment for pneumonia. and during his stay, he where doctors connected him to a ventilator. through a family spokesman today, mr. bush offered thanks to everyone. the former president is 92. >>> we've got snow today. milder temps tomorrow. chief meteorologist topper shutt is out on the weather terrace. top? >> we're tracking the possibility of a mix sunday. super bowl sunday. and to get you in the mood for that. this is a beautiful picture. there's the bay. that's just -- they got 1 to 2 inches. we'll come back and talk more about that super bowl sunday possibility. creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduce

there will be aerobatic shows, sky chariots and cloud—hoppers — single—seater balloons to you and me, remote—control hot—air ballooning, all with the backdrop of the snowy swiss alps. the festival ends on january 29th. across in the american rockies, the snow will be centre stage at the international snow sculpture championships in breckenridge, colorado. from january 2ath—28th, it's sculpting week, followed immediately by viewing week. snow artists from around the world come here to compete, each team taking on 12—foot—tall, 20—plus—ton blocks of snow, and carving and chiselling by hand some of the most extraordinary works of art. no power tools are used. there are also no internal support structures. tools of the trade range from vegetable peelers to chickenwire to small saws. watch the snow take shape. it will be a very different kind of art at the perth international arts festival, which plays out for nearly a month, starting february 10th. 1,000 contemporary artists will be in action in theatre, music, film and literature, performing at venues and outdoor spaces across the wester

there will be sky chariots and cloud hoppers, single seater balloons to you and me, as well as airshipstair ballooning, all with a backdrop of the snowy swiss alps. the festival ends on 29 january. cross in the american rockies, the snow will be centre stage at the international snow sculpture championships in bracken ridge, colorado. from january 2a—28 it is sculpting week followed immediately by viewing week. snow artists from around the world come here to compete, each tea m world come here to compete, each team taking on 12 2a ton locks of snow and carving and chiselling by hand some of the most extraordinary works of art. no power tools are used, there are also no internal support structures. tools of the trade range from vegetable peelers to chickenwire to small stores. watch the snow take place —— small saws. it will be a very different kind of art at the perth international arts festival, which plays out for nearly a month, starting ten february. 1000 contemporary artists will be in action in theatre, music, film and literature, performing at venues and outdoor spaces across the

they are just simulating how garbage is disposed in high—rise living, down the chute, you open the hopperets collected in a huge bin down at the bottom. it's certainly mesmerising, which is something i never thought i'd say about garbage collection. it's quite a science here! and for driving around the city, how about a ride in an autonomous taxi? singapore became the world's first city to introduce the cars created by mit start—up nutonomy that travel around six kilometres of the city's tech district. companies are also testing the way that artificial intelligence can integrate into projects. ibm has opened a new lab here, focusing on al. this includes a pilot we saw late last year, where its watson system is helping this is in a busy icu ward by monitoring vital signs and triaging the most at—risk patients. you could even think of this as a command and control centre for multiple hospitals, right? because parkway has a network of hospitals, and if they really wanted to, they could create a kind of command and control centre, where someone is monitoring all their icus around the region.

hopper >> reporter: cover the logos of the masking tape and its own people appeal the tape right off with the inauguration and the crews have their work cut out for them. holes >> gary: arizona cardinals the terry madonna and reviewed with it jed with the vacant seat general manager job and 49ers only team of the head coach in with better general manager the skies father was a great football writer, and rather sean is a play-by-play man on monday night football. coat once upon a time he was a backup 49er quarterback don the coaching thing and stop here stopped their most recently two years ago but coordinator when derrick's but and the championship in 2008 and now the war years >> gary: it's one thing to do it intelligence and other. and they have fun with that it makes you question something of the same kahlo are here tonight to go three to two we've been doing this a long time you go to a bent. >> gary: there's a good we wait- and-see an annual championship and second the following year they are waiting for the end of april. i think you'll see the best of monday night. offer and it

stop bouncing up and down on a space hopper.r tiffany ‘s. trump effect is not so beneficial for tiffany 's. next to trump tower, sales are down for the people cannot get into the store either because of security reasons or protesters. a real economic effect of the new president. that's it from business live today. we'll see you again tomorrow. good morning. very little change on the weather front in the last 2a hours. for most of us, once again it is to be a pretty cloudy day. the south east and a different story. across the southeast this morning, it is clear. temperatures dipped down to minus six. the air is coming off the continent. try and cooler air. for most of the uk these south—westerly winds dominate. while they are sitting across the uk. frost in the south—east. let's see what is happening through the course of this morning. not a lot of change. the south eastern portion of the country will remain funny. very little in the way of cloud, i suspect, all the way from cornwall and devon, the isle of wight and up to norwich

there is also obamacare is first in the hopper. there is a growing understanding in washington. the trump folks don't have a lot of experience. that's the selling points, right? fresh voice, drain the swamp. but it also means there is a steep learning curve. the question is can they learn tto martial their forces. as president obama learned you can get bogged down. so it's good to be fresh and good to be a candidate of change. but you can get swamped. dagen: you did realize i was doing goar --doing gomer pyle. chris stirewalt, always great to see you. bye. let's welcome the panel. kat timpf. gregg smith, comedian and host of part of the problem podcast. and chris barron part of lgbt for trump. >> there is some legitimate cause for concern. i think this executive ordinary letter be effective in keeping people safe. it will cost money and there will be individual liberties violated in the process. that being said, what trump is able to do throughout the entire trump moment is expose the hypocrisy of all of his enemies. liberals love the cia and knee so cons are worry about blowbac

and i think that pay out thanks pay out can grow given the projects it has in the hopper, many of which will be completed in the near team. i like that. doesn't need to issue equity. we're aware of the shale revolution and many of us think of it as an oil phenomenon. i brought you-all those for the last few years. not enough thought is being given to natural gas, returns to liquids or chemicals with booming markets and the u.s. is an exporter of natural gas and while only 2% of the supply is sent overseas, we're discovering we might be both the largest and lowest cross producer in the world and mark my words, 2017 will be the year that nat gas out shines oil. rusty brazil agrees with and onoek is one of the same utility. free port, fcx rallied 95% and maybe the ultimate back from the dead candidate but probably gone about as far as it can go without help from worldwide economic growth. what free port was trying to diversify away from. it bought oil and gas companies that were -- well, they shutout $20 million. one was a related company, sister company and gas and the other was plains ex

seen all kinds of products trying to integrate with voice recognition with the amazon echo, the dvr hopperlows you to say to alexa, record carol costello's show every morning and she should be able to do that. we've talked about about policemen using body cams to improve situations with the community. viewpoint systems take that to a whole other level, carol. they have four cameras in here tracking the movement of your eyes. that way if a policeman is wearing these and a sergeant is looking back from headquarters, he can see exactly what a policeman is seeing if he looks to the left or if a policewoman looks to the right. that movement of the eyes will be followed with a camera. the company also talking about the possibility of these being used in ambulances so a doctor waiting in the hospital can see exactly what the paramedic is seeing. they'll cost $16,000. and if you have a kid who is now at college, this device might be of interest to you. the illuma connect costs $100. it sends out emergency alerts. let's say a young woman is walking on campus at night, she pulls this out, it sets ou

we will as jim hopper, put some people in the face -- [cheers and applause] nicole: one of the winnersphy for best supporting actress. a mix of hollywood and politics for you. lauren: the latest in sports. cowboys qb and orlando, florida for his first nfl pro bowl game. that means he's not the super bowl. first play of the second quarter catches a 26-yard. upset and reporter: zero. trooper he finds doug baldwin wide-open. goldwyn defended attack for the 47-yard touchdown. the game is tied at seven. fourth-quarter under two minutes left. dan said then. looking out middle gets picked up by the vents, alexander. about to go down. he weaves its way towards the end zone with a link comes out of nowhere and forces the fumble. but they recover and win 20 reporter: team. lauren: and over time, the knicks are down, ties the game at the jumper. tied at 113. barry's a deep three-pointer to tie the game again. we are going to keep playing. dwight howard cannot believe it. triple ot. dennis schroeder tries and ties the game. we are going to overtime. last chance for new york. courtney lee misses a

bag pipes playing and flags waiving in general mercer's hopper. >>> andy trueity collected his gift card one of the nationwide winners for the fuel contest. it was chosen from millions of candidates from the rewards card. >> we did find out today and be glad to be able to share this with my family and friends. >> he says that he tries to be conservative with fuel. so this grand prize may last him a while. still ahead. the broken windows have been fixed but the search continues for the vandals that damaged a local synagogue, we are live in tacony coming up. >>> and someone that tries their luck buying a lottery scratch off at a philadelphia store wins big. >>> "action news" continues. >> it's 4:30 and brian is off and "action news" continues with the test of toy robots, which high tech brands are the best after being tested by the experts themselves, the kids. >>> and the college national championship game had everyone talking but not for his play calls but for his biceps. >>> and police dogs new to the delaware state police force undergo training to help catch the bad guys. but first at

hopper >> pam: the and you so much next at six and a new round of storms causing problems all across the bay area coming up tonight awarding the chp is issuing to drivers. it is a stormtracker 4 weather alert day as the rain returns to the bay area. and this is just the beginning. the first of three storms is rolling through right now. p each. suppose to be stronger than the last one. good evening i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. this first storm has already prompted advisories. because of the strong winds and potential for trees coming down. let's take a live look outside right now. not a good place to be if you are trying to get home from work. let's get right to chief meteorologist brittney shipp. to see where the rain is right now. brittney? oakland closer's 7 heyward's 718. and heavy rain is on its way closer look at our future castanet shows have your pockets through at o'clock. cantoris of quezon by 945 the notice law that oyster of these analyses scattered showers the the rest of tonight and tomorrow morning. heading into tomorrow opinion where you are morning. and then t

the latest update across hopper avenue, that's showing some of the heavier rain. if you pictures or video you wanted to send us, we would love to see it and pass it along to everybody else. more offshore heading to the north bay and that's going to continue for about the next two to three, possibly four hours. up until the 9:00 hour. and in this area, san francisco south is going to start filling in with more yellow and orange. it will cause almost instant flash flooding and ponding on the roadway. more developing below that, and that's where the storm impact scale is still a 4. the greatest potential, heavy rain and wind gusts and heavy flooding and wind damage still ahead of us through 4:00. you can see the yellows and oranges becoming more widespread across the bay. 9:00 up in the north bay, and then here at 10:00, 11:00, notice red starting to develop, even heavier rain, and then look at all that red developing in the santa cruz mountains, and santa clara valley and more into the east bay valleys at noon and by 1:00 still hanging around those areas. another li

overhead included the prices are all around and the mega search sites, rolling around like flyer and hopperey sell price insurance policies that lock in the lowest airfares for you and the cost of flying going down and the extras will cost you. >> more money out of our pockets. thank you. now at 4:00 she is a mom now and her newborns birth story is one she could not believe at first. she says she was pregnant with her fourth child she thought maybe she was having two baby instead of one just one healthy baby boy. at birth loyalty tipped the scales at 14.1 pounds, he had to spend almost a month in the nicu and is now home and doling very well. >> that is one big boy right there. glad he is doing well. >> 14.1 pounds. >> that does it for "action news" at 4:00, for alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. i hope you'll join me tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >>> hi there, coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. president-elect donald trump holds his first news conference since winning office in november. the tense moments today in h

. >> hi, agent so and so or officer so and so or, you know, you mary hopper have missed your court appearance. >> reporter: the caller tells victims they missed jury duty and need to pay a fine. >> the courts will never ask you to pay money over the phone. >> reporter: others try to take advantage of you, maysy you owe the court morning and that there's a warrant for your arrest. harper says you should never believe a call like that. >> just that you owe them money, pay now or you're in trouble. that will never happen from anybody here in the courthouse. >> reporter: sheriff harper says if you do owe money, the court will send you a letter, directing you to make payment at the courthouse. here's how you can protect yourself against the bogus calls. law enforcement says never give out information about yourself. ask for the caller's name and number. hang up and then call your local police department or the sheriff's office. you can also report the calls through the federal do not call list. so that's a good way to protect yourself and look out for those crazy calls. >> anytime you don't know w

let's hope that happens and there are a lot of good things in the hopper.say that small caps haven't moved, we've talked. you think markets are complacent. there is too much optimism out there. small caps reflect that. >> that's why i want to derisk the index. i can't read 2,000 balance sheets. i need someone to use an index to group. i want less vol. small cap companies book a lot of revenues. anyone whose asset turnover is slowing, i don't want to own it. there are only 339 names i like in the index. on the other hand, i like the message trump is bringing for domestic revenue. like i feel those animals' spirits, baby. i just want to have a little less risk in the portfolio. i'm not selling any positions. i want protection. >> i want toably the bob dasani. following all the trends here closely, and you mention that had trump and how to invest in a trump world is top on everybody's minds here. >> did i the lead conference, the lead panel today. every single question was about what's going on with trump and how is he influencing the market? you can't just bu

and there were picassos on the wall and hoppers and i said to him, "how did you get that rich?"e was in person. [ light laughter ] >> i'm not pale. >> no, it was like i was being haunted. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you think he's pale? >> no, steve, you're whiter than a trump rally. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i don't think i'm pale. i remember the first time i felt marty was funny and i kind of worried about him. i was on the -- it was the first day of shooting on the "three amigos" and i was walking to the set. you know, the full outfit. and from behind me, i heard katharine hepburn say, "where's my bicycle?" you do it better. do what you did. [ katharine hepburn voice ] >> where the hell -- i wish i had my bicycle, we could go and pick blueberries. it's such a beautiful day. [ laughter ] >> and i walked by -- i turned and i thought, "oh, i got three months to go with this guy." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and you just hit it off from day one. >> it was great. it really was. it was perfect. >> jimmy: did you compliment each other? do you like his comedy skills? do you

hi, agency so and so or i'm officer so and so or, you know, you mary hopper have missed your court appearancel victims they've missed jury duty and need the pay a fine immediately over the phone. the courts are never going to call you on the phone and ask you to pay money over the phone. >> referee: oth. >> reporter: others trying to take advantage of you may claim there's a warrant for your arrest. you need to pay up before police come to arrest. you should never believe a call like that either. >> you owe them money, pay them now. that will never happen from anybody in the courthouse. >> sheriff harper says if you do owe money t court will send you a letter directing you to make payment at the courthouse. >>> here's how you can protect yourself against the bogus calls. law enforcement says never give out any information about yourself. ask for the name and number. hang up and call the local sheriffs department. also report the calls to the federal do not call list on the website. if you have a consumer problem for nbc 10 responds, let us know. the best ways to reach us are right there on yo

also we saw companies like the dvr hopper, integrating with alexa. cnn every day at this time, so you always get the show, and do it without having to click a remote control. another place we saw voice control taking off was the advance in robots. there's a robot called pepper. cnn decided to send me on a first date with her, see if she could understand me and talk back. check out our date. hey there, what's your name? >> you can call me pepper. >> nice to meet you pepper. >> great to meet you. >> so tell me a little bit about yourself. >> my name is pepper. i'm a humanoid robot and i'm 1.20 meters tall. >> are you a boy or a girl? >> well, in the end, i'm just a robot. >> so what do you do, pepper? >> i like to discuss things. >> did you vote for donald trump or were you more of a hillary clinton supporter? >> all right. >> that wasn't a very straightforward answer. okay. >> for the most part, pepper could understand me. i liked what she had to say. couple of awkward moments she couldn't understand me. hey, that can happen on a first date. at the en

>> while there are a lot of ideas that have been in the hopper for the last six years, back during the obamacare debate, before democrats decided to do this on purely a partisan vote without any republican support, there have been a lot of very good ideas that would accomplish what i said earlier. which is to maximize the choices that you and your family get to make. >> jenna: can you give us one of them? >> well, for example, by eliminating some of the mandates which make health insurance so expensive. in other words, why should you buy insurance if you are a man for maternity coverage? it makes no sense, but yet in this mandated list of coverage, it basically makes health insurance more expensive. many people would like to be able to manage their health care costs with a catastrophic emergency policy and then have an individual savings account that they would use to pay their periodic doctor visits. so you can't do that now because of obamacare, and so we believe in maximizing the individual choice, and the process of making it more affordable. >> jenna: the individual mandate itself

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you know, hopper and robert frank. >> photographer abelardo morell does some of his best work in the of it. >> first, he blacks out the windows with plastic and duct tape. >> we turn this room into a giant camera. >> inside of a camera. >> the inside of a camera. then when morell cuts a hole in the plastic and puts a lens against the glass something magical happens. the room's view is projected against the opposing wall, upside down. >> you can see that the image is naturally upside down. that's the way optics works. >> the technique is called camera obscura lat tip for darkened room. a thin ray of light casts an upside down image. it's a and predates even photography. it is believed to have been used by renaissance artists like canaletto and vermeer. his photographs brings the outside in. sometimes he flips the projections a prism making the images rightside up. >> you look at the world through different lenses. brings you back to your first experience. everything seems interesting. a little light on the wall. wow. >> if these photographs seem unusual or unexpected it was the surpri

and highly classified programs like the f-35 make their way into the japanese hopper. they're just now coming to grips with a little cyber industrial protocols but these are still limited to programs with u.s. involvement. so f-35, places where you have to get security clearances to work on this kind of u.s. equipment. so right now, it's a very painful process where it's on a by name basis, having to clear people into a program. this is no way to run a railroad. we've got to fix this if we want to improve the relationship. i think there's also a problem on the cyber side with an inability to address liability. and this idea of an inability to address the legal liabilities of cyber security and cyber protection is holding back japanese readiness, not just military readiness but readiness for intelligence sharing and for disaster response. and in a place like japan which is in many ways a disaster super market, fixing those kinds of things are important to the people of japan. okay. let me go on to some of the industrial codevelopment challenges. again, we'll talk about

. >> like a party hopper. >> yes, exactly. >> from one -- so i was thinking this watching this, that he's having the time of his life. and this is the moment that almost everything that he has accomplished and endured in his whole life has built up to. i know it won't be the stuff of headlines or front page stories tomorrow, but if you want to feel good -- i tell you, even trump voters have a a lot of anxiety about the way the transition has gone. they have got a lot of skepticism about the media, trump skeptics are deeply, deeply concerned. if you want to feel better about this country, watch the first 30 minutes of the mattis hearing. you saw the democrat and the republican and the ranking member and chair than affectionately sort of talking about the logistics. it's not the stuff for headlines or leading news reports but you want to see places where our government is still working exactly as it should. >> just two colleagues. >> two colleagues. at the beginning of that hearing there were democrats and republicans inside a committee with the same concerns about russia and putin and

recall there moving pier 36 to facilitate a larger development project could give another one in the hopper with the court but $27 million is what we are asking for and we can advance that as far as we can. we are hopeful we can get funding for the project. your client for tiger funds for the mission bay ferry landing and federal source and another grant source. the fast lane program which beach about the southern waterfront eco-industrial park cargo weight is what were targeting there to help facilitate moving a freight goods in the southern waterfront. then the port security grants which we have made our preference known that those state port only grants and they don't get diluted by being folded into a larger pot of funds. that's the proposed agenda as we put together. since the last meeting here. the next step would be to get your input make any adjustments. then take the product of that to the mayors state and federal legislation committee which meets tomorrow. so we are hoping-happy with what we presented and we can integrate your feedback quickly. thank you very much. >> thank you, b

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