let's bring up leo levinson from the toa and of course our elected bart representative bevin dusty. >you, chair fewer and committee members. i am the cfo for the san francisco mta and happy to be coming back here to supply more information on this item. just briefly, this is an item for the mta to share with bart the cost of installing 21 can y canopies over the shared bart and mta stations along market street. this is up to a $90 million project of which the mta would be agreeing to fund up to $45 million from general obligation bond funds. i'm very happy to have here carl holmes is the assistant general manager for bart and he's going to supply more details about this project. >> commissioner fewer: mr. levinson, you mentioned 21 canopies, but in your powerpoint it mentions 22. >> there are two installed as pilots that helped with the costing of the remainder. there is 19 further that would be in the base contract that would be approved here within the $90. then there are three others that could be an option under this. so the 22 would represent one more optional canopy, but this fu

levinson your moved here only recently. me. i love the image with all the while. but you have an impact on the place i haven't packed my things for the bathroom these are my plates and everything i need fish about. a few months ago unknown individuals broke into her apartment and vandalized it. the perpetrators scratched and he semitic slogans into the doors of her car and slashed the tires the police advised her to leave her apartment immediately. takes time to really settle that. lots of worth of relief from the most important thing is that you're now in safety. or will. we pay a high price for this anti semitism. ok we weren't physically in gentle. but i have to ask myself why just because we do. know that's actually what the problem is it makes me want to cry. we used to have a quiet life. sometimes i can't take it anymore for you have to be strong. at least you're here now. because law won't leave us alone here ever since it all happened he sent me messages every single week asking how we doing he also wants me to talk about my experiences meeting with other

levinson your moved here only recently. i love an image with all of the mylar but never in our back yard in the place i haven't packed my things for the bathroom these are my plates and everything i need fish about i mean. a few months ago unknown individuals broke into her apartment and vandalized it. the perpetrators scratched and she semitic slogans into the doors of her car and slashed the tires the police advised her to leave her apartment immediately. takes time to really settle that. under lots of worthless as it would be the most important thing is that you're now in safety. or will. we pay a high price for the sunday semitism. ok we weren't physically injured. but i have to ask myself why just because we're jews although that's actually what the problem is it makes me want to cry. we used to have a quiet life. sometimes i can't take it anymore. you have to be strong. at least you're here now. because law won't leave us alone here ever since it all happened he sent me messages every single week asking how we doing h

joining me now is pam bond april former florida ag and scott levinson democratic strategist.i mean running for president on raising taxes for the middle class, political suicide. >> i think it is interesting coming out of iowa how much the democrats agree with each other. they agree on a ban on assault weapons and agree on immigration and constant -- comprehensive health care. >> jesse: so they should all agree they will go down in flames. because none of those things are popular. raising taxes on the middle class. in getting rid of -- >> give me a republican who defends and have ar-15s. >> jesse: if you come to people's door and start compensating rifles like joe biden said. >> think about it. >> jesse: they are asking for trouble and they know it and the rest of the country knows it. that will not all of the gun violence in this country. pam, i want to talk about joe biden. listen, i'm not "the new york post" but i'm jesse watters. if joe biden is running on raising middle-class taxes, that means for the average family in pennsylvania, a very key state, they will have to pa

levinson's character he has always done things according to the way that he wants to do things and askor forgiveness later on. and my understanding he had a permit to replace the existing property and the foundation was torn out, the stairs are on a different side the retaining wall is in a different side, so he basically did what he wanted to do and didn't follow the rules of the city. my understanding is that a unit can be grandfathered in because it is not a replacement anymore. overall, we are happy to compromise even though, you know, he is not replacing the existing structure. we are okay with a one-story unit where people don't have direct view into our house and into our windows, into our backyard with all the little kids playing. just to show what we are talking about, there is a picture of our view into the neighboring units. >> you only have 30 more seconds >> this is our window. you can see directly into the windows of the house. as you can see the tree has little to no leaves and there's virtually no privacy that can look into our living room, into our bedroom, in the neig

one of those there, said brian everson, used to be until recently the most senior —— sir brian levinsonudge in england and wales, he will have a lot to say because before he retired injune, he said that the criminaljustice system needed investment otherwise it was at risk of collapsing. as you mentioned, borisjohnson it was at risk of collapsing. as you mentioned, boris johnson wants it was at risk of collapsing. as you mentioned, borisjohnson wants to review sentencing for the most violent offenders. in his view, he says that too many of these offenders have been let out of prison too early. and we heard earlierfrom prison too early. and we heard earlier from the justice minister robert buckland who said that a review sentencing is needed. this is all about making sure that we use the justice system in as savvy a way as possible. i think the question of automatic release, irrespective of behaviour of a particular offender, is something that has been of particular concern for a number of years. it is right that we focus upon the need to protect the public and also to reduce reoffending,