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at this point we still know lett letter -- know little about the rad program. and to the employees of the housing authority it's presented as the only way to keep the agency solvent. what is not presented to any of us, is just how all of this will really work. from the beginning the participation in the rad program strategic working groups were not inclusive for the majority of residents and employees. because little information was shared with us from the beginning, this created a general atmosphere of distrust of the residents and employees alike. suffice it to say that we still don't have enough information to rest these concerns. and on our research, it's found little to prove that the rad program is successful in other cities. and though the rad program is not in all ways and we can use in (inaudible) >> thank you, ma'am. we have to move to the next person. i want to call a couple other cards. espinola jackson. adam noe. grace martinez. latonya -- can't read the last name, yes. will daniels. and catalean (inaudible) yes. thank you. okay. >> good afternoon.

i'm sorry for the lateness of this lett. it responds to two issues from yesterday. one to the budget legislative analyst which is absolutely critical to this matter which was by supervisor eric mar who is attending other issues with his daughter in disneyland. it's very important. it's spring break and he should be there. the other report by responding to our early letter. i have done this as quickly as i can. i hope you will take the time to read this, especially budget analyst report is absolutely critical to this vote. i would like to start out by focusing on attention on ceqa which is what this matter is about. the fundamental rule of ceqa is that environmental review is supposed to occur before the agency takes action, not after. you don't approve a project and then find out what are the impacts by measuring air quality, pedestrian safety risk after the buses are already out of the gate. satisfy -- ceqa review is supposed to take action before, not after. the city attorney agrees that these shuttle buses are illegally using muni red zones in violation of state

don't get lett them stop searching for them.mily has to make that calculation on its own terms, but the longer that this goes on, of course, the less hope that there is. >> harry thank you very much for updating us on the dire situation there taking place in jind on. in south korea. >>> now, the south sudanese government has sent troops to secure a united nations base that was attacked by gunmen. 58 people died there. the u.n. says thursday's assault macons toot a war crime. but the south sudanese government is saying that u.n. peacekeepers themselves provoked the attack by firing in to the air. anna is in the south sudan capital. >> reporter: this is a town that has changed hands between government and rebels several times since december. it's been in south sudanese army control since late january. a few months later, and the situation is still volatile. >> we are ready for any venture true at, what happened yesterday is that a group of 350 men, well, and even some children, decided to walk towards our peace-keeping base. we we

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i will lett, dan, you get out of there. he is the ceo of opower. hasosoft's newest phone technology. find out what is behind the name and why it might arrival apple. we shall see when "bloomberg west," returns. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west," i am cory johnson. uses's latest acquisition speech recognition software. terms were not disclosed as is often the case with apple acquisitions. they are fending off another challenge from microsoft. microsoft around it's a new phone. 1.en does -- windows 8. it has a new personal assistant. it said it will give siri a run for her money. i caught up with him earlier and i asked him about this thing. and why the company decided to call it cortana. >> the engineering team when they were looking at the different names, they were saying how should it be creative? what is the principle for the character? cortana was capable of figure out everything he needed to do as he battled the enemy. engineers literally thought of this in their offices. andwalked down the hall unlike what we usually do, we stuck with the

number five, hilly lett-letterm 2016. and the number one reason, jimmy fallon is stealing his bits.the best one. and finally, things got interesting in a recent event honoring brandon burke in his 90s. the roast featured several comedians and yes, chris christie who found himself at the center of the insults including those from joy behar. >> let me take a moment to thank governor christie for holding this event. it was very brave for him. he's had a few tough, right, sir? some tough weeks. don't look at me like that. you're scaring me. don't bully me. don't bully me. why don't you get up here at the microphone instead of being such a coward. >> is that what you're thinking? at least i don't paid for this. >> who would pay you to do this? >> i could say the same thing about you. >> let me put it this way. you're toast, okay? >> don't bully me, that's up there with don't tase me, bro. >> federal prosecutors are now calling witnesses to testify before a grand jury. we're going to find out where this case is headed. you're watching "hardball." e'rew in the approach phase, everything lo