host: john scott. guest: it is a concern for those using the financial planning tool. will be some questions about how we transition if it passes. it still has not moved out of the senate. that is a concern for those using the technique. it is not clear from the data i have seen, how many people are affected. this is generally for iras that have a lot of assets. there is a concern. host: we have diane on our 35 to 60 line from ohio. caller: if i'm not mistaken, it was a house version that was having the change where the rmd's would not go into effect until age 72. is that what we would expect if this passes? guest: that is correct, at least in the current version. this is referring to the required minimum distributions. you have to start taking a small amount of money out of your retirement account. the bill would extend that to age 72. reflective of the fact that people are living longer. some are working longer. host: we hear next from west virginia. mike is on the over 60 line. i have two things. i was watching c-span yesterday. i am a retired federal worker. the tr

also with us, john scott, retirement savings director at pew charitable trust. be sure to watch live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. look atr: here's a hourly coverage thursday. atc-span, the houses back 10:00 a.m. eastern with general speeches and legislative business at noon. bill thatll work on a sets defense programs and policy for 2020. , the senate is considering executive nominations for the department of labor. then at 7:00 p.m., we will be live from milwaukee, including candidates bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, at a forum hosted by the league of united latin american citizens. on c-span3, the senate armed service committee holds a confirmation hearing for an army general who has been nominated to serve as joint chiefs of staff chair. that's followed by another hearing on funding for state department and foreign aid operations. later in the day, a group of freshmen congresswomen discuss their experiences on capitol hill and what led them to run for office. john donnelly, what are some of the notable details of this defense au

john. >> scott, please keep us posted on any new reporting there. thank you very much. >>> so the president got a remarkable picture stepping into north korea, the first u.s. president to do so. but what did he give up? there is fresh reporting this morning on possible u.s. concessions. we're getting new reaction from key leaders. that's next. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. neutrogena® our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. here are even more reasons to join t-mobile. 1. do you like netflix? sure you do. that's why it's on us. 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, an

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president is criticizing 2nd generation americans it should be noted that his mother was born in scott. john hendren with the latest on that story from washington d.c. john thank you so lots more to come here on al-jazeera. i'm andrew symonds reporting from georgia on what's the halls of recent protests over russia what georgians see as the occupation line for the war with russia in 2008. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast well it we're looking some very hot and dry conditions across parts of southern italy and because of that we're talking while far as across some of the areas i want to take you down here across parts of where they are dealing with while far as right now in the wild fars have been deadly one person was reported killed because of the fires there trying to do everything they can to get the fires under control but for the last couple of days it has been without any rain across much of the area people have had to be evacuated over the region now as you can see here on the forecast map on monday dry conditions to the south now we do have some rain towards

john lekkel is competent to stand trial. good morning, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew, marcus washington has the day off. that is the suspect john lee cowell accused of stabbing the women. the 28-year-old suspect is competent to stand trial despite his mental illness. the attack created controversial all over the bay area, some believed it to be racially motivated but a mive h never been given. he will be back in court on 2nd for a plea hearing and we'll continue to bring you updates as they come in. >> our other top story, working to improve safety today, transit officials in the north bay will discuss ways to deal with transit-related deaths following a string of incidents in the past month. >> pete suratos joins us live from san rafael with details. >> reporter: good morning to you. and the board of directors will discuss this issue during a board meeting this afternoon. in fact we're standing in front of the san rafael station as one of the smart trains pulls up behind us. none of the recent incidents took place at this station. they happened at other stations. but there was a string of deadly inciden

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next up, australia's scott morrison said, "i'm endorsing john delaney, because he's just like me.nd by that i mean, most americans never heard of us. [ laughter ] and finally, queen elizabeth said, "here's two words to explain why i support beto o'rourke -- yum yum. [ laughter and applause >> steve: really >> jimmy: yum yum? >> steve: that's her reasoning >> jimmy: yeah, apparently >> steve: yum yum. >> jimmy: speaking of beto o'rourke, he's been able to campaign more than anyone, because right now he doesn't have a job [ light laughter ] so he's actually been driving around the country in a rented dodge minivan. [ light laughter ] let me get this straight one of the top democratic candidates is a 40-year-old unemployed guy living out of a a van? perfect. [ light laughter ] [ applause ] that sounds about right. what but it's true. since he no longer is a congressman, beto doesn't have a day job unless you count his job as the guy walking a dog in every lands' end catalog >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: some exciting matchups >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: some great m

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john schwartz from dow jones. this week on "press here." good morning, i am scott mcgrew, everyone knows cupertino is the home of apple. san francisco, uber and lyft and sales force and a llots more. the future is not redistributed in the bay area. if it was not for programs like the hidden genius project where right now where we speak, 93 young men from richmond and oakland and elsewhere, african-american young men are learning not just to code but entrepreneurial skills and leadership skills. here is a brief clip from the promoter video. >> you are told as a whole that oh you are going to be a great athlete or artist but no one inspires us to be a great technician or engineer. if you are not exposed to something, how can you be aspired to be apart of this. >> silicon valley is leaving money on the table by failing to recognize all the talent in the bay area. joining by michael of the associated press and john schwartz. you were reading was the beneficiary of this as well. >> definitely, thank you for allowing me to be here. i continue to be in the program and the

federal reserve has kind of hit the panic button it was interesting, i was with john taylor a few weeks ago and he said scott, pce is at 1.6%. we have a crisis on our hands. it just appears that the central bank -- the federal reserve is so afraid of getting back to the zero bound that they basically have decided they will take a pr pre-emptive step to keep it going. they will let inflation run high 2.5% inflation would be welcome. anything higher than that would be a problem they've got room to run and they will go for it >> i'm going to jump right into it because i know that people know we knew each other. you were just in the white house. i know you talk to john taylor and others have you been asked to join the federal reserve board of the united states? >> i have not been officially asked. >> anybody hinted around that you should be a fed governor >> besides you there's been discussions >> would you do it if it was formally offered to you? >> it would be a great opportunity to serve at the federal reserve. if that were presented to me, i've got other things to weigh i'm one of the largest shareholders of

live where the angels played last night, scott, what an emotional evening. >> reporter: yeah. you bet, john. the angels wore black patches with tyler skaggs' number on them last night. but it was clear that the 27-year-old pitcher was on his teammates' minds not just on their jerseys. manager brad osmos hugged every one of his players off the field last night. he said he felt there was some urgency to win to give these guys something to smile about. and they did 9-4. before the game there was a moment of silence held for tyler skaggs. stadiums are obviously loud places. but at that moment, you could hear a pin drop. you would never know that skaggs had been a member of the opposite team. after the game, his teammates, they were visibly upset including all-star mike trout. listen. >> you know, we're close. all these guys in here, you know, i see these guys more than my family. you know? you know, to lose somebody like him, it's tough. you know? my first at bat, i get up there and all i do is think about him, you know? >> reporter: yeah, clearly still a distraction for those players. now, the

john paul stevens. joining me now is ashley parker and eugene scott. y eugene, you heard the comments.resident saying the women hate the u.s. that is evidence by the criticism of the country from the president who has a long history of doling out his criticism of america. i want to remind people. >> our country is in serious trouble. we don't have victories anymore. >> the american p dredream is d. >> a lot of killers. you think our country is so innocent? you think our country is innocent? >> he is running this country and at least he is a leader t n unlike this country. >> the gang and the crimes that have stolen too many and robbed our country of some much unrealized potential. this american carnage stops here and stops right now. >> tell me about the contrast you see, eugene and what you think when you see the president of the united states sitting in the oval office and calling for du elected members of congress. >> we know the president launched his campaign saying he did not think america was great and he wanted to make it great again. the challenge of the greatness doesn't have

scott mcfarland, news 4 i team. >>> today former supreme court justice john paul stevens is being buried in private funeral at arlington national cemetery. yesterday he lied in repose at the supremcourt. president trump and first lady melania trump paid their respects. so did most of the supreme court justices, including elena okayingen who replaced stevens on the high court. he was a brilliant ma a who deep commitment to equal justice for all. >>> former d.c. council chairman sterling tucker is lying in repose at the wilson building. you can pay yo respects until 3:00 this afternoon. t later served as hud assistant secretary underhen president ekmmy carter. he died last wet 95 years old. >>> it's been arly 400 years since the firstta represenve ssembly was held in jamestown, virginia, next week the commonwealth wil pause to mark that occasion. president tru has been invited he may attend and that may keep some lawmakers from actually going. our cory smith explains. >> reporter: nexteek marks the 400th anniversary of the assembly the new world. >> is is the original deed that freed g myreat great great grandfather simo

we will speak with former wisconsin governor scott walker and what he makes art. fox team covered with johnt backing down. kristin fisher on capitol hill. >> charles, good afternoon.

john solomon's column yesterday. that's what's got to come out here with scott's come out is, this was a plots.s a counterintelligence plot that was conceived in washington and played out by ukraine, u.k., australia, italy, they all cooperated to frame president trump. it was a coup. it was an attempt to stop them and then to take him out of office. it's what we call a frame up and more importantly, it's disgraceful and mueller either knew about it or he is so incompetent he didn't know about it which may be is even worse. stu and mr. mayor, we be watching. >> should be exposed tomorrow and if it it isn't i will expose it the next day. i have plenty of facts. soon okay, ivanka trump packed in a vile way, next. ♪ ♪ that a speaker is just a speaker. ♪ or - that the journey can't be the destination. most people haven't driven a lincoln. discover the lincoln approach to craftsmanship at the lincoln summer invitation. right now, get 0% apr on all 2019 lincoln vehicles plus no payments for up to 90 days. only at your lincoln dealer. let's see, aleve is than tylenol extra strength. for up to 90 days.

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we will speak with former wisconsin governor scott walker and what he makes art. fox team covered with john roberts where the president is not backing down. kristin fisher on capitol hill. >> charles, good afternoon. you're right. the president not backing down 1 inch from the tweet he sent over the weekend in which he said that those four congresswomen have been so critical of america maybe they should go back to where they came from. fix the problems there and then come back and tell us how to do it. the president insisting that some if not all of those members of congress hate america. they hate israel. they are anti-semites. the tweets have been met with an awful lot of criticism, that they smack of racism and xenophobia. they have also been praised by white nationalist groups. in an event earlier today on the south lawn of the white house to celebrate things that are made in america, i asked the president about those concerns. listen. does it concern you that many people saw that tweet as racist and that white nationalist groups are finding common cause with you on that point. >> presi

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scott. another white house shake appeared word out of washington the director of national intelligence, dan coats, will step down amid coming days. president trump and his nominee to replace him. texas congressman johniffe. he has reported to class with the white house including the presidents attack on his intelligence people.and the woman replace the outgoing political governor does not want the job. the justice secretary wanda vasquez said in a twitter post hopes that they will appoint a secretary of state before resigning next friday. the governor is stepping down after massive protests over a leaked chat in which he and close advisors insulted women and victims of hurricane maria. i'm jon scott, i will see you at the top of the hour for "fox report" at the top of the hour. now back to the greg gutfeld show. is it worth it? they have more than ten items with the democratic georgia lawmaker to claim a lawmaker told her to go back where she came from at a grocery store. if it didn't start over race or politics but a guy with too many items in the express lane. >> he called me lazy and to go back where i came from because he had a couple of items i wanted to go in front of me he said i had 20 inste

i'm scott wapner and we will debate this here on the desk john and pete and lindsay bell let's get to steve leesman in washington for us today. steve, if the chairman set the table yesterday, he served the meal today >> there was no daylight between powell day one and powell day two. he affirmed the market's view that the fed will cut rates in july and maybe gave us a hint about the need for the federal reserve to be aggressive there was one bit of sound that was not the most exciting, but maybe it gives us how much in july and what comes next here's what he said when asking about it >> you don't want to get behind the curve and let inflation and you get into this unhealthy dynamic where lower inflation is in lower interest rates that means less room for the central bank to react and that's a self reinforcing thing. we see it in europe. >> this idea about not getting behind the curve speaks of a potentially more aggressive federal reserve when it comes to cutting interest rates and the market priced in for three rate cut this is year and about a 20% chance of a 50 in july that's the m

scott st. louis, the staff, the of our midwestern association. ted france, sarah, john, and make this , who inanization what it's become five short years and i state optimism deep hope and that that trajectory will upwards in the coming years. very quick and dirty way which i'll apologize only this once, talk to you about the ku klux klan, convince you the clan story is relevant and convince you to incorporate the story or part of the story into the history that do, whatever form of history you do. and yet ld, old story, i want to say that it's a new story. a story that connects to the nation's history. this is not a story for the margin, for the side bar. this is a story that goes in the center of our textbook. our minds and hearts. as we think about the question who is an american. that paraded proudly avenue.nnsylvania it's a story that spans a entury of time, from 1920 to recent events in charlottesville, and elsewhere. supremacists to be sure but much, much more than white supremacists. we have advantages today in telling this story that we did have a generation or

we won john roberts live on the north lawn, thank you. interview with republican senator tim scottn just a minute. president trump says the intelligence agencies in the u.s. are out of control and that his pick to be the next director of national intelligence will do a great job. texas congressman john ratcliffe was one of the breakout performance at last week's robert mueller hearings. now is coming under greater scrutiny tonight than at any time during his career. correspondent doug mckelway tells us more. >> i think that john ratcliffe is going to do an incredible job if he gets approved. the intelligence agencies have run amok. they've run amok. >> texas congressman john reichel, the president's pick to become director of national intelligence has been in congress only since 2015, his first confirmation obstacle may be name recognition. >> i'm going to give misdirect with a chance -- ratcliffe the courtesy of a meeting. >> is not this dumb adjust the ranking -- neither do many key republicans, including the intelligence committee chairman. >> i look forward to spending some tim

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scott st. louis, the staff, the leaders of our midwestern history association. ted france, sarah, john, and many others, who make this organization what it's become in five short years, and i say that with deep hope and optimism that that trajectory will continue to move upwards in the coming years. i want to, in a very quick and dirty way for which i'll apologize only this once, talk to you about the ku klux klan, convince you the klan story is relevant and important, convince you to incorporate the story or part of the story into the history that you do, whatever form of history you do. it's an old, old story, and yet i want to assert it is also a new story, a story that connects to the center of our nation's history. this is not a story for the margin, for the side bar. this is a story that goes in the center of our textbook, our minds and hearts as we think , about the question who is an american. a story that paraded proudly down pennsylvania avenue. it's a story that spans a century of time, from 1920 to recent events in charlottesville, and elsewhere. a story of white supremacis

scott budman talks about the company who gave a young man a great day. a story you will see only on nbc bay area. >> this is a make a wish silicon valley star. john, a gaming fan, wanted to come here and spend the afternoon with the company's ceo. john got the kind of welcome you wish for from nvidia. his gaming name is wheely ninja with a personal audience with an employee badge from n vidia. then -- it was game time. john, who is from new mexico has multiple sclerosis. they learn how video games are made. >> oh, yeah. it's a major hobby. something i can do without major limits. >> he's a big gamer and studying computer science and into those things and he wanted to come to nvid nvidia. >> we teach this robot how to move these gears. >> and a ceo who loves to instruct the next generation. >> it's a great privilege for us. in a lot of ways, we are kind of like the disneyland of technology. >> the gravity is what it looks like. >> a happy place for a gamer. >> whatever he likes and however i can support him, here we are. >> a look at more of the futuristic technology. some so futuristic, they didn't let us shoot it. scott budman, nbc bay area news

john bankhead mcgruder. he's foreign in ft. johnson, south carolina. however, his father is brigadier general bankhead, a very good friend of winfield scott.evertheless, he had replaced this other captain whose name was thomas holdrup stevens. i'd be remiss if i dent tell you what a drunk this guy was. in fact, i think my favorite story about him is they're supposed to move up the appomattox river. and the alligator, the union submarine which is commanded by thomas o. selfridge jr. one person said he want command a ship with a c because every ship he's on that sinks has a c, the cumberland. the bottom line is that so they will come down to hampton roads. they have this great christmas dinn dinner. it's amazing. in fact jacob nicholas will write his father, i am becoming a hog, the food is so good. we had chicken stew, we had oysters, turkey, potatoes, sweet and irish. oh my gosh. and to end it all, we had oranges and apples and nuts and the best fruitcake i ever had. i've never had good fruitcake. someone else eating with them, george gear said the cook ruined the meal. it was terrible. paid. anyway, on that day, they get orders to go wher

scott in digital." and there are some early warning signs oi out there. the campaigns just released expense reports, and we learned that johnaney spent $699 on cake. "gah! everyone on my staff said i should drop out. and the icing on my cake says, 'quit.' i'm still going to eat it. gah!" but this delaney story isn't the saddest thing you will hear this week, because donald trump jr. wrote a book. yeah. it's going to be released in november, and it's called "triggered." from what little we know, the book of touch on don jr.'s experience working on construction sites with his father. (as don jr.) "i still remember those grueling days playing game boy in the limo while dad refused to pay the contractor." ( laughter ) ( applause ) "yeah. i remember." this is true: in the "about the author" section, it says don jr., "is an avid outdoorsman and when he's not on the campaign trail, he can be found on streams and in the mountains all over the world." yes, legends say he's in the mountains all over the world. no one's been able to get a photograph so far, just imprint of his see the and broscat. this fall, we'll be searching for him

caller: we were watching when john glenn in february of 1962. son was named scott after scott carpenter. guest: the second mercury astronaut in orbit. caller: that is correct. guest:then my husband and i, wee watching the moon landing and jumping up and down with a bunch of enthusiasm and excitement with the landing in 1969. we actually grew up -- dottie.at is guest: i have a john glenn story. i was working in manhattan in a totally different field, technical writing, in 1962. on march 1, i went over a couple of streets over to watch john glenn parade through manhattan after his 1962 orbital flight. that is what got me interested in the space program. there was a direct line between john glenn and my career. i had the good fortune of being able to say that. glenn later inr life. , ohio.m cincinnati glenn is an ohio person and armstrong was an ohio person. that is very gratifying. host: how were they received when they came back to earth? guest: on august 13, they started with a tickertape parade in new york. chicagow air force 2 to for a different tickertape parade

caller: we were watching when john glenn in february of 1962. son was named scott after scott carpenter. guest: the second mercury astronaut in orbit. caller: that is correct. guest:then my husband and i, wee watching the moon landing and jumping up and down with a bunch of enthusiasm and excitement with the landing in 1969. we actually grew up -- dottie.at is guest: i have a john glenn story. i was working in manhattan in a totally different field, technical writing, in 1962. on march 1, i went over a couple of streets over to watch john glenn parade through manhattan after his 1962 orbital flight. that is what got me interested in the space program. there was a direct line between john glenn and my career. i had the good fortune of being able to say that. glenn later inr life. , ohio.m cincinnati glenn is an ohio person and armstrong was an ohio person. that is very gratifying. host: how were they received when they came back to earth? guest: on august 13, they started with a tickertape parade in new york. chicagow air force 2 to for a different tickertape parade

caller: we were watching when john glenn in february of 1962. son was named scott after scott carpenter. guest: the second mercury astronaut in orbit. caller: that is correct. guest:then my husband and i, wee watching the moon landing and jumping up and down with a bunch of enthusiasm and excitement with the landing in 1969. we actually grew up -- dottie.at is guest: i have a john glenn story. i was working in manhattan in a totally different field, technical writing, in 1962. on march 1, i went over a couple of streets over to watch john glenn parade through manhattan after his 1962 orbital flight. that is what got me interested in the space program. there was a direct line between john glenn and my career. i had the good fortune of being able to say that. glenn later inr life. , ohio.m cincinnati glenn is an ohio person and armstrong was an ohio person. that is very gratifying. host: how were they received when they came back to earth? guest: on august 13, they started with a tickertape parade in new york. chicagow air force 2 to for a different tickertape parade

according to the scott cotter cost of fire protection district the fire was caused accidentally the shooting range. >> a police officer has been arrested on narcotics and firearms related charges. johns hopkins was arrested shortly after the senate belt apartment safety officer served a search warrant at his home. investigators say the case began with a traffic enforcement stop in sunnyvale about three weeks ago. officers arrested another man. daniel hotel on suspicion of sale of narcotics. follow the investigation identified top and death a seconds up spec. he was arrested at his workplace were his locker was searched. >> we deftly wanted to take extra precautions. not just for ourselves but also for the community and for him. we know there were firearms involved. >> tompkins has been plate on pit placed on paid administrative leave of the department is also conducting an internal investigation. >>> this comes as anotigthis mo yesterday's impact fully deployed the airbags inside a police cruiser and several cars piled up behind at north jackson avenue near regional medical center. one of the driver said in a crash describes what he saw right before impact. >> as he approached the in

scott on how republicans answer all this stuff on the markets. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm juan williams along with anna kooiman. lawrence jones, tammy bruce and johnch is here today. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the "the five." ♪ ♪ >> juan: president trump steering clear of politics in his salute to america fourth of july event yesterday on the national mall. >> today we come together as one nation with this very special salute to america. we celebrate our history, our people and the heros who proudly defend our flag, the brave men and women of the united s

scott on how republicans answer all this stuff on the markets. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm juan williams along with anna kooiman. lawrence jones, tammy bruce and johnh. yeah, really john rich is here today. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the "the five." ♪ ♪ >> juan: president trump steering clear of politics in his salute to america fourth of july event yesterday on the national mall. >> today we come together as one nation with this very special salute to america. we celebrate our history, our people and the heros who proudly defend our flag, the brave men and women of the united states military. [cheers] as we gather this evening in the joy of freedom we remember that all share a truly extraordinary heritage. together, we are part of one of the greatest stories ever told, the story of america. it is the chronicle of brave citizens who never give up on the dream of a better and brighter future. to this day, that spirit runs through the veins of every american patriot. it lives on in each and every one of you here today. it is the spirit daring and in defiance excellence in adventure. courage and confidence. loyalty and love that built this

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scott, and this is "the fox report." ♪ ♪ jon: coats' resignation reportedly coming after repeated disagreements with the president on key national security issues. president trump has announced he will nominate texas congressman johniffe to replace him. david spunt is at the white house with breaking adopts. >> reporter: good evening from the white house. president trump confirmed this about an hour ago here from the white house. john july 12th -- on july 12st, fox news was the first to say he was considering it. late this afternoon confirming this, he wrote: a former u.s. attorney will lead and inspire greatness for the country he loves, dan coats will be leaving office on august 15th, i would like to thank dan for his great service to our country. the acting director will be named shortly. dni director coats and the president have had a a tumultuous relationship over the past year with coats contradicting the president multiple times. he was on the defense when the president went on the attack criticizing different intelligence agencies. in an interview last year, coats found out during the interview that vladimir putin from russia may come to white house. he expressed concern publicly. he also contradicted the

scott. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. ashley: all right. let's move on. president trump, by the way, just tweeting about the fed. he says quote, i like new york fed president johnilliams' first statement much better than his second. his first statement is 100% correct in that the fed raised far too fast and too early. also must stop with the crazy quantitative tightening. we are in a world competition and winning big but it is no thanks to the federal reserve. had they not acted so fast and so much, we would be doing even better than we are doing right now. this is our chance to build unparalleled wealth and success for the u.s., growth which would greatly reduce the percentage of debt. don't blow it. susan: he says there is no inflation and he's right. ashley: he's right. susan: i agree. ashley: it's been stagnant. quick check of the dow 30 stocks for you as we head towards the break. it's kind of half and half now. the dow is still up 72 points, about 15 up, 15 down at this hour. >>> now this. golf phil mickelson raising eyebrows after revealing he lost 15 pounds in just six days by fasting. susan: wow. ashley: is that healthy? we will ask doc siegel next. ni

cecil clark peter dalglish dalglish north north lanisha north rite john colorado bridgewater sem worm worm perimeter carbobridge scott mowl breckenridge ray fittipaldi fittipaldi>> chairman: we will reconvene the transportation authority commission meeting for today, july 9, 2019. mr. clerk, would you please, and i apologize for this call, item number 10, out of order, which sa district 3 item because i have to go to the groundbreaking for the new affordable housing project with the mayor, and i thought i would take that out of order, and then i will turn it over to supervisor mandelman. >> >> chairman: i apologize for not giving you that heads up. i think mr. white from the m.t.a. is here. he is here, yes. and i don't know if you want ms. meckle to say anything -- >> she is not here, but -- >> chairman: you can do it. >> the proposal in front of you today is the result of several years of discussion about how to advance safety in the project area, so this is a proposed amendment to the district 3 neighborhood transportation improvement program planning project. this would add implementation to the scope of work. and