>> yes, in fact jeff johnson was part of that task force. >> chair zarda? >> thank you for participating in this council. earlier in this presentation you mentioned during the key investments through 2030 you mentioned the roads through transit and safety you mentioned an analysis done regarding how the money should be allocated in each area. is this analysis available to the public and if so how would we have access to it. >> yes, there is two different websites. one is called sf transportation 2030 .com. and on that website you will find all the background information on the transportation 2030 program including the bond report for the bond that's on the ballot now that list the projects for the bond and also on the planning department website which is sf planning .org. there is a web page to the transportation task force which was something of a separate effort. so all of those background materials, all the plans that were reviewed are all linked there. >> great, thank you for that. also, on the issue of meeting the needs for 2030 and so forth and road i

live coverage of the minnesota governors debate, between mark dayton, jeff johnson, and hannah nicollette. live coverage of the oklahoma governors debate between joe dorman and governor mary fallin. , the nebraskan2 governors debate. saturday night on c-span 88:00 the montanaerage of u.s. house debate between democrat john lewis and former state senator ryan zinke. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> today on c-span, "washington journal" is next. at 10:00 a.m. eastern, the house oversight committee examines secret service operations after security breaches at the white house. representative bob goodlatte from virginia talked about executive power. and tonight at 9:00, the texas governors debate between greg abbott and wendy davis. coming up in 45 minutes, congressman tom cole of oklahoma on u.s. efforts against isis. then a look at the midterm elections. with representative donna edwards from maryland. executive vice president and provost joseph steinmetz. welcome to the washington journal. julia service director pearson will face a lot of questions today about how to de

live coverage of the minnesota governor debate between mark dayton, jeff johnson and the independent party candidate. thursday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span, live coverage of the oklahoma governors debate between joe dorman and the incumbent government mary fallin. also on thursday on c-span 2, the nebraska governor debate between chuck hasso brooke and pete ricketts. night, live coverage of the montana u.s. house debate between john lewis and former state senator republican ryan zinke. campaign 2014, more than 100 dates for the control of congress. us later tonight for remarks from bill gates for microsoft. he sat down with mike allen earlier today to discuss the ebola outbreak in west africa. he cochairs the bill and melinda gates counted -- foundation which pledged $50 million to fight the deadly virus. it is part of the lessons from leaders in series which gets underway at a day -- 8:00 eastern on c-span. the house oversight and government reform committee hears from julia pearson about secret service security protocols which comes after a man sprinted across the white house la

jeff johnson enters the homes of millions of americans each day. is well respected by his peers, colleagues alike, which helps him to be one of the most thought after keynote speakers in america. please join me in welcoming to the stage today's national town hall meeting moderator, my friend and a bad brother, mr. jeff johnson. [applause] >> good morning. you all can do better than that. good morning. >> good morning. >> it's an honor and privilege to be here and serve as moderator this morning. we have an unbelievable panel with a number of individuals that have the gravitas and experience to lead us not only integrate discussion but to lead us hopefully to having marching orders as we go back to our own places of residence is where pushing people to engage not just in the fight for social justice but to push toward the midterms of 2014. before he introduces the panel, however, it is my honor to to bring forward someone that most of you i believe know, and if you don't you're in for a treat. for 27 years she has represented california's 12th distr

c-span, live coverage of the minnesota governor's debate between incumbent democrat mark dayton and jeff johnson and hannah nicollet. thursday night at 8:00 p.m. on cspan, live coverage of the oklahoma governor's debate between joe dorman and mary fallin. also on c-span 2, the nebraska governor's debate between democrat chuck hassebrook and pete rickets. between john lewis and ryan zinke. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> now we go back to the george washington university forrum on mars exploration. this portion includes nasa chief scientist jame garvin. he spoke about the robotic missions taking place on mars and what they've revealed about the planet. this is 35 minutes. [ applause ]. >> thanks. thank you very much. can everyone hear me? thank you very much. i want to take you on a tour really kind of like the ice lan dick sagas of what the science discoveries from mars especially in the last 14 years of our program of exploration known as the mars exploration program which is implemented at our jet propulsion lab has given us. i would like to leave y

another governors debate -- mark dayton debates republican challenger jeff johnson and independence partyandidate hanna nicollette. that live in rochester, minnesota. >> thursday night two more governor debates. mary fallin and joe doorman. that's live on c-span at 8:00 eastern. also at 8:00 eastern, a debate of nebraska's governor's race. ebrook and pete ricketts. on c-span, a debate from oregon. where john kitzhaber faces a challenge from republican dennis richardson. >> for over 70 years, the oregon association of broadcasters or the o.a.b., has been the voice of the broadcast industry in oregon. we advocate for oregonans about the important of free television and radio before the legislature in say salem in and congress in washington, d.c. we have activities that encourage sound broadcast practices to better serve you and provide scholarships for students across the region to attract emerging journalism talent in our state. today's debate broadcast live across the state of oregon between governor john kitzhaber and representative dennis richardson is an example of the o.a.b.'s involve

so, i thank jeff johnson for their leadership, valerie long, so many people making today possible. me to be here to salute the members of the by marsha fudge and khaka pata with the foundation. and how about the fellows we met and the fact some of the fellowships were named for donald payne, for donald payne, that beautiful, lovely man, and for congressman stokes, chairman stokes, distinguished leader, and so the tradition goes on about education, which is key to the fulfillment of the young people, which is also necessary for -- to keep america number one. i just leave you with one thought. one way we hope to turn out a big vote in all communities, and the vote in the congressional black caucus leadership community, is so important, is what jeff said. about jobs, keeping -- jump-start the middle class. good-paying jobs here in america, and investing in education, to keep america number one and that means we have to invest heavily in historical black colleges and reduce the cost of loans. [applause] >> and very important part of it to the community is whenr women succeed, america s

i thank jeff johnson for his leadership. so many people who are making today possible. as i said, it is an honor for me to be here to salute the members of the congressional black caucus led by marcia fudge. how about those fellows that we met? how about that some of those publishers were named for donald payne, that beautiful lovely man and chairman stokes. the tradition goes on. education, which is key to the fulfillment of the junk people, which is also necessary to keep america number one. i leave you with one thought, one way we hope to turn out a big vote in all communities and the vote in the congressional black caucus leadership community is so important is what jeff said, keeping good jobs, jumpstarting the middle class, investing in education to keep america number one. that means we have to invest heavily in colleges as well as reduce the cost of loans. [applause] a very important part of it to the community is when women succeed, america succeeds. that is how we are going to turn out a big vote. thank you for the honor of having a chance to say a few words.

coverage of the minnesota governor's debate the tween the incumbent governor, republican candidate jeff johnson, and independent ccollet.e hannah ni we will have coverage of the oklahoma governor's debate. also on thursday, the nebraska governor's debate between chuck hassell brooke and pete ricketts . we will have live coverage of the montana u.s. house debate between john lewis and ryan's inky. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> the washington institute hosted an event monday talking about middle east policy. william burns spoke about foreign policy challenges and u.s. strategy against isis. this is half an hour. >> we are very pleased to have the deputy secretary of state. it is impossible for me to call bill anything but bill burns. you want to hear me as well. can you hear me now? ok. welcome deputy secretary of state bill burns here. it's an honor and a privilege. it we have known each other a short time, only since the mid-1980's. he is the kind of consummate diplomat. he has had an extraordinary array of different experiences. he has been ambassador in jordan and in r

that unit gets lane johnson back. >> jeff skversky has more. >> the running game is not exactly scaringnybody. >> the eagles are coming off the worst rushing performance in the nfl this year. but they are hope that lane johnson will finally be able to open up a running lane or two. the right tackle returns to practice for the first time following his four game suspense. >> we don't have the running game quite where we want it. >> have you to be man enough to say i screwed up and make the corrections quickly and move on. that is where we are at, he is back and he will play and we are glad he is back. >> he spent the last month training in texas and doing drills, he feels like is in the best shape of his life but he needs to get in football shape. >> the only way you can get in football shape is to play football. >> johnson expects to gain full form in a game or two. but against st. louis, he should make an impact with the run and protecting nick foles. >> just to have him back, his personality, i am excited. >> foles has been hit more than any other quarterback. so johnson is a sight for

coverage of the minnesota governors debate between incumbent democrat mark dayton, republican jeff johnsonand independent party candidate hannah nicolette. thursday, coverage of the oklahoma governor's debate between democrat joe dorman and republican mary fallon. thursday at 8:00 p.m. on c-span 2 the nebraska governors debate between democrat chuck hasabrok and pete ricketts. and live coverage between john lewis and ryan zinke. campaign 2014. more than a hundred debates for the control of congress. >>> the candidates for the senate seat in iowa pet for their first debate. democratic representative bruce braylee and jo any ernst are vying for the sheet from tom harkin. here is some of the debate. >> you say philosophically you oppose subsidies but support the renewable fuel standard. how long would you make an exception for renewable fuel? >> until we are on equal with footing. if you look at the subsidieses going out there to oil and many other sectors out there within the energy industry, our rfs needs to be on equal footing. i'm someone who will continue to support it and my father is a

i thank jeff johnson for his leadership. so many people who are making today possible.as i said, it is an honor for me to be here to salute the members of the congressional black caucus led by marcia fudge. how about those fellows that we met? how about that some of those publishers were named for donald payne >> that beautiful lovely and chairman stokes. the tradition goes on. education, which is key to the fulfillment of the junk people, which is also necessary to keep america number one. i leave you with one thought, one way we hope to turn out a big vote in all communities and the vote in the congressional black caucus leadership community is so important is goodjeff said, keeping jobs, jumpstarting the middle class, investing in education to keep america number one. that means we have to invest well asin colleges as reduce the cost of loans. [applause] a very important part of it to the community is when women succeed, america succeeds. that is how we are going to turn out a big vote. thank you for the honor of having a chance to say a few words. good luck in your

minnesota governors' debate between incumbent governor democrat mark dayton and republican candidate jeff johnson and independents can it -- candidates and nicolette. live coverage of the oklahoma governor's debate between state representative and the incumbent governor also on thursday at 8:00 p.m. on c-span2 the nebraska governor's debate. and saturday night on that c-span at 8:00 p.m. eastern live coverage of the montana u.s. house debate between democrat john lewis and former state senator. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates where the control of congress. tomorrow on the washington journal recent security breaches at the white house and what the secret service should be doing to protect the first family. then the brookings institution on a new report about the 2014 congressional primary season. and feature editor talks about her recent interview with supreme court justice ruth pater ginsberg and why the justice says she cannot resign even though she has served on the high court for 21 years. your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. washington journal is live wednesday at 7:00

i thank jeff johnson for his leadership. so many people who are making today possible.d, it is an honor for me to be here to salute the members of the congressional black caucus led by marcia fudge. how about those fellows that we met? how about that some of those publishers were named for donald payne >> that beautiful lovely man and chairman stokes. the tradition goes on. education, which is key to the fulfillment of the junk people, which is also necessary to keep america number one. i leave you with one thought, one way we hope to turn out a big vote in all communities and the vote in the congressional black caucus leadership community is so important is what jeff said, keeping good jobs, jumpstarting the middle class, investing in education to keep america number one. that means we have to invest heavily in colleges as well as reduce the cost of loans. [applause] a very important part of it to the community is when women succeed, america succeeds. that is how we are going to turn out a big vote. thank you for the honor of having a chance to say a few words. good lu

coverage of the minnesota governor's debate between democrat mark dayton, republican candidate jeff johnsone candidate party hap that nicollet. thursday night on c-span, live coverage of the oklahoma governor's debate. also on thursday at 8 p.m. on c-span2, the nebraska governor's debate between democrat chuck has brook and republican pete rick debts. and saturday night on c-span at 8 p.m. eastern, live coverage of the montana u.s. house debate between john lewis and ryan zinke. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> c-span2, providing live coverage of the u.s. senate floor proceedings and key public policy events. and every weekend, booktv. now for 15 years the only television network devoted to nonfiction books and authors. c-span2, created by the cable tv industry and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. watch us in hd, like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >> coming up next, a congressional black caucus foundation held its annual legislative conference last week. the attorney for shooting victims trayv

c-span, live coverage of the minnesota governor's debate between incumbent democrat mark dayton and jeff johnsonand hannah nicollet. thursday night at 8:00 p.m. on cspan, live coverage of the oklahoma governor's debate between joe dorman and mary fallin. also on c-span 2, the nebraska governor's debate between democrat chuck hassebrook and pete rickets. between john lewis and ryan zinke. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> now we go back to the george washington university forrum on mars exploration. this portion includes nasa chief scientist jame garvin. he spoke about the robotic missions taking place on mars and what they've revealed about the planet. this is 35 minutes. [ applause ]. >> thanks. thank you very much. can everyone hear me? thank you very much. i want to take you on a tour really kind of like the ice lan dick sagas of what the science discoveries from mars especially in the last 14 years of our program of exploration known as the mars exploration program which is implemented at our jet propulsion lab has given us. i would like to leave yo

republican candidate jeff johnson and independence party candidate hannah nicollette.day night at 8:00 eastern on c-span live coverage of the oklahoma governor's debate between democrat joe dorman and the incumbent governor republican mary fallin. also on thursday on c-span2 the nebraska governor's debate between democrat chuck hasbrook and pete rickets. and saturday live coverage of the montana u.s. house debate between democrat john lewis, and former state senator republican ryan zinke. c-span campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> we go now to a conference on mars exploration at george washington university, it includes senior officials from nasa. in this part of the conference, nasa administrator charles boldin tells the audience that humans have to become a multiplanet species in order to survive. his remarks are about half an hour. >>> thank you very much, and thanks to all of you for allowing me to be with you this morning and it kind of kick us off, i hope. i also want to thank explore mars as well as g.w. president steve knapp an

jeff george. well, we had ramsay and brunell. brad johnson. >> who were some of your favorite teammates?ou had a bunch of characters back in those days. and you made a lot. and also you left but came back. so let's talk about it in a general sense. some of your favorite redskins teammates. >> you know what, it was -- the beginning few years when norv was here was a little bit different. being young, obviously, had something to do with it. we were a little bit older team. but i didn't find -- i kind of followed the path of like the brian mitchells or ken harveys or marcus pattons. >> pros. >> those guys, that was the backbone of this team. and i think norv did a good job. we got rid of a couple of bad seeds. started bringing in some different people. and to me, i've never learned anything more from anybody else other than russ grimm. he was obviously a former player and hall of famer. but as a coach, it was -- it was just amazing to me how he enlightened you or opened you up. to see the bigger picture. he was, you know -- that way was phenomenal. plus he was a kid himself. so it was fun w

there with me to discuss, leslie , cory johnson in san francisco, charles lee, and jeff yang.n you look at alibaba, what you see as the biggest challenge going forward? >> certainly they have raised expectations, but i think that was a part of their strategy. they came out on the new york stock exchange, and i think they are trying to make a statement by doing that. they're trying to say that we are going to be one of the most valuable global brands and we are here to stay. and think you will see in the next few quarters that they will try to prove to the rest of the world that they are a well they are transparent, and they are one of the major platform companies. i think you will see them make significant acquisitions with the currency that they have. they have raised expectations, and they are going to have to start acting that way. i think you will see them focus on china over the next year or two, but they are strong global ambitions. >> i think a lot of investors -- leslie, you told me this -- left wondering about global expansion. they did not give a timeline. en thatas

jeff skversky live now in the sports center with more. >> head coach, chip kelly says they are getting wooped up front on the offensive line. lane johnson returns to practice finally today after his four game suspension and they are not exactly easing johnson back into the miss, he takes the field today and goes right back into his starting role at right tackle. the offensive tackle missed the first four games for testing positive for a banned substance. he was working out in texas but feels it will take a game or two to get back into football shape. >> i feel like i'm in the best shape of my life, as far as football you have to go through the practices begun but i don't think i'm too far off. >> how much difference do you think can you make become out here? >> hopefully we'll see on sunday, open up the lanes and getting the run game going and so we don't have to rely on nick as much. >> now eagles leading receiver, jeremy maclin sidelined at practice, when asked what was wrong all he would say, i'm all good. the defense says they are feeling good and they have been on the field longer than any other d in football this season. sunday al

johnson. they asked why sell to amazon? that's what i first met up with them and got to meet with jeff, i heard there vision for where they thoughtg was going and where we thought it was going, it was clear that we had a shared vision for where we thought the naming industry was going and how twitch would lay into that. forlso had a shared feeling independence. i get to remain as ceo of twitch interactive and we get to be a fully owned sub and that's attractive to me because i'm passionate about the area. i love the company, i love what i work on and did not want to sell it in a way that would force us to change course substantially or give up that independence. >> when you face these kinds of acquisitions, every company thinks when they get acquired they can continue to run the show but it doesn't work that way. in the case of amazon, with their acquisition of audible, they continued to let it exist in new jersey and let don katz run the company and let them do that thing they do. how do you know that will be the case and you can run this business the way you want to run it? >> amazon does have a terrific track record for this k

johnson in the third. him if inning end relief and line out to end it. 7 nothing the phillies. 15 round of the championship here. jeffrt birdie putt tie for led on 18. moments later. kirk drop the birdie on 16. he's now 2 clear. kirk finishes 15 under with 5 under 66. coming up. can tie and send to play off with birdie. hits it fat. into the junk. take as bogey knew it when he hit it. 2 stroke victory kirk lead the cup standings. rory second and field cut to 70 players. u.s. open andy facing the murray. 2012 open champ finding the range just in time. if take the first set. too many unforced error. murray advance to take the top seed. in the quarter 3 set victory for the women. 21-year-old him if player becoming first qualifier to reach quarter final since 1981. victoria with 4 of the last 5 games to move that the quarter ending the sprays run in 3 sets tell. she lost to serena u.s. open final the past 2 years. this sports report brought to you by toyota couple mainly decision with derek car for the raiders and 49ers decide what to do with ray mcdonald after he was arrested open domestic violenc violence. harbaugh sai

johnson. >> it was beyond my wildest expectations, because i had dealt with o.j. in the past. he was a hard nut to crack, let me tell you. >> prosecutors jeff as well as the police were excited. tony had lived with o.j. during his divorce. he had been questioned by police a number of times since 1993, but had never revealed anything. now he was coming forward on his own, ready to tell all. and he knew a lot. what was o.j.'s motivation for wanting to talk to you guys? >> i think there was a lot of things going on in his life. he was older now. he was retired from the factory, wasn't in that same environment, wasn't around tony french anymore. david woods had recently moved to california, was not in the area anymore. o.j. talked about his family and just carrying this burden for years. i just think he felt guilty about it and wanted it off his chest as much as anything. wanted to move on with his life. >> o.j. also had recently been busted again for cocaine, which is what brought him in contact with the law. prosecutors offered him a deal. if he told all he knew about teresa's killing, they wouldn't charge him with conspiracy to commit murder

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