join us on air and online tomorrow, i am john larson.od night. >> captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. erer >> a really wonderful little talent. i began with her getting her so that she was a master at the keyboard and she is still. >> benjamin britten was like a prodigy. there is no one quite like him. it's definitely his own language. that's what makes it difficult to play his music. >> the greats of tomorrow, today on stage at curtis. [applause] >> let me tell you about the .eginning of jenny chen

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john larson questioned the project in light of ocean beach that calls for closing the highway because of erosion and look forward of the cac promised a followup discussion during public comment the gentleman in the audience 3wr5ub9 up the access to the caltrain station at the as the importance to riders who board there and reiterate funds for the connection our project and his desire to make sure that project combordz and gets funding that part of project is of great concern to the community so i just personally and as a member of district 10 wants to make sure that gets fully funded and that road gets built with that said your item on 7 passes the cac unanimously if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them thank you. thank you >> are under any questions or comments at this point we'll open up for public comment we have one card. >> good morning, supervisors i'll be brief because bryan said everything the only thing i'll add is the issue of the people seniors and people with about disabled not having enough time to cross the street i look into providing them with a key ele

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it john re you don't understand. beautiful the. larsons land was once vast northern forest it is now become the biggest industrial project in the world the extraction of oil sands in canada. trees have been replaced with giant chimneys. oversized machines and scraped this browned land overflowing with beach women and extremely polluting oil derivatives. it's the last giant rush for black gold on a global scale. and the oil companies have come together here in the state of. the sandman's eldorado. the us that is a very interesting story because it has been there for ages that resources so large to. represents the amount that can be recovered both economically as well as technically so with the right technology one hundred seventy three hundred sixty nine just counting the oil sands a billion barrels so that hundred sixty nine billion barrels makes it the third largest resource of oil anywhere in the world third only after saudi arabia and venezuela that's just over one hundred years worth of reserve and so therefore it is a very large very

john you don't understand. beautiful that miami. larson's land was once vast northern forest it has now become the biggest industrial project in the world the extraction of oil sands in canada. trees have been replaced with giant chimneys. oversized machines and scraped this browned land overflowing with beecham and an extremely polluting oil derivative. it's the last giant rush for black gold on a global scale. and the oil companies have come together here in the state of. the sandman's eldorado. the.

it john really you don't understand. beautiful the miami. larson's land was once vast northern forest it has now become the biggest industrial project in the world the extraction of oil sands in canada. trees have been replaced with giant chimneys. oversized machines and scraped this browned land overflowing with beecham and an extremely polluting oil derivative. it's the last giant rush for black gold on a global scale. and the oil companies have come together here in the state of. the sandman's eldorado. us that's a very interesting story because it has been there for ages that resource is so large today it represents the amount that can be recovered both economically as well as technically so is the right technology one hundred seventy three or one hundred sixty nine just getting the oil sands billion bear.