and the f loop. this is a diagram of the proposed project. starting at the building phase where we're providing five feet of front age zone for tables and chairs. at least 10 feet for the pedestrian walkway, a furnishing zone which will contain all of the street lights, trees and street furniture which ranges between six to 10 feet. a separation between the furnishing zone and the sidewalk level bike way of two feet providing a detectable separation. and also some buffer space. the bike way, which is at sidewalk level, and made of asphalt, is typically eight feet wide. and there are four feet for the buffer between the bike way and the roadway. scooters and skate boards will be allowed to use the sidewalk level bike way. i would now like to introduce brit tanner from the sfmta to present the transportation and transit improvements for the project. >> good afternoon. i'm brit tanner a senior engineer with sfmta and the lead for this project. i've been working on this for eight years also so i'm excited to bring think to you. we're showing you

daniel searches the waistline for more clues. >> there's no belt loops. >> there's no belt loops becausee fact at this time, they only had suspenders, and it wasn't until 1922 that they actually added the belt loops. >> we're back to the roaring twenties, and the pockets reveal one more thread to the story. >> when levi's first started manufacturing jeans, you had the two front pockets and the single back pocket, and this other pocket, which is for change or a pocket watch. and it wasn't until around 1901 they added the fifth pocket in the back. >> which is missing on jock's jeans. so now we've narrowed it down to that 15-year window between '86 and '01. finally, daniel spots a stamp on the inside of the pocket that helps age the overalls all the way to 1893. jeans historian mike harris is amazed. >> how unique is this pair? >> to find an 1893 pair of levi -- very scarce. this could be one of two examples known, so it's very rare. if one shows up, then it's quite valuable. >> and to find an 1893 pair inperfectcondition? unheard of. so how much cash could jock expect for his strange inher

do loops and the do loops all the fact that really basically policies that were put in place by mario draghi they were really encouraging both bankers and insurers to buy government debt will buying government debt was risk free 0 risk and 0 capital capital charges sort of us do this really kind of bets against business and having the government incur greater debt isn't good for europe it isn't good for any of the weaker economies and i think it's interesting to see a lot of the german executives coming out and being very opposed to any of their contributions to the e.u. being raised and they're very opposed to of course increased government debt has also recently come out in an interview with the financial times he actually recently said that he felt that government should step up their spending to avoid the you know the euro slowdown whereas basically in 2012 most people say that this do loop exacerbated all magnified of the euro crisis. the european banks and i think that swat alliance is referring to that alliance is referring to sun and checking on the countdown as the u.k. seems

plus mick mulvaney out of the loop. why did trump's chief of staff learn about the raid that killed the head of isis only after it was over? let's go out front. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news. it was personal. the top white house ukraine expert testified to impeachment investigators that he was convinced president trump was personally blocking military aid to ukraine specifically to force ukraine's president to publicly announce an investigation into joe biden and his family. this comes from two sources in the room of colonel alexander vindman. he, of course, said this under oath. his under oath testimony, in other words, it was not people assuming what trump wanted and taking action based on those assumptions. no. it wasn't that. it was trump, personally, clearly explicitly directing the situation. personally and for a very specific reason. it was a quid pro quo of military aid in an exchange for an investigation into joe biden not what president trump says was the reason he wi

another exciting element of better market street is the f loop. we have much more demand for riders -- for service on the f loop and between fisherman's war of and in order for us to provide more service and fisherman's warf we're adding a turn-back loop allowing the trains to come on to mcallister and turn southbound on to charles which is an ex tense of seventh street and turn back and head east. during the daytime we will double or service and maintain going out to castro. and we've been we have tracks on streets and we have agreed to only run daytime service so that hotel guests are not impacted by the trains at night. car-free market. we've been hearing a lot about that. this is where i will go into the details about that. we are restricting private vehicles from using market street from 12th to stewart and in both directions except for eastbound from 11th to tenth and from drum to stewart and those two exceptions, which are shown with the green arrows so we can main local access to the buildings on those blocks. commercial vehicles, air tran

to facilitate temporary patron loop and drop-off facilities. we have the jeani jeanie have ge which will be bringing a lot more people to the area. as i mentioned, our focus shifted to the m-line boarding facilities which is located on the southern leg of san jose. as you can see in the photos here, it shows that this is really not an ideal boarding situation by any means and does not meet current standards. the boarding island for inboard downtown does not fit a two-car train. most of the trains that serve this are two cars and also the boarding island doesn't connect to the crosswalk. as you can see in the top right photo. this is because of the swing of the train as it exits the terminal and posing technical difficulties. so. many cross from the sidewalkto . in the bottom photo, you see what happens in the outbound direction. the muni customers step off and cross mid-be block. thimid-block.this is a typical s people are transferring from the m-line to bart or other moonny muni-routes. there have been no major incidents and our goal is to mak

it is a feedback loop!lizabeth warren spend years lying about her ethnicity in order to scam the affirmative action system, and another lie about her early life has been exposed. reminiscent of the first. our lisa boothe investigates this after the break. plus mark steyn is here tonight. we will be right back. what are you doing back there, junior? since we're obviously lost, i'm rescheduling my xfinity customer service appointment. ah, relax. i got this. which gps are you using anyway? a little something called instinct. been using it for years. yeah, that's what i'm afraid of. he knows exactly where we're going. my whole body is a compass. oh boy... the my account app makes today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. not my thing. i'm happy to give you the tour, i lohey jay. it. jay? charlotte! oh hi. he helped me set up my watch lists. oh, he's terrific. excellent tennis player. bye-bye. i recognize that voice. annie? yeah! she helped me find the right bonds for my income strategy. you're ver

let's not forget, trump wasn't exactly in the loop on this either. baghdadi had been under way for quite some time. the president clearly wasn't read in on that. and now the new york times had a story this afternoon that he was not informed and so he wasn't in the loop. why? probably because he's the biggest leaker in town. >> and, lonnie, we know that the president, he said, leaned on lindsey graham and richard burr for some advice, chairman of the senate intelligence committee. how in a normal universe, normal white house works this process have played out? >> you would have had regular consultations with the gang of eight, intelligence committee chairs would have been read in, ranking member ons both sides would have been read in. you would have seen a process play out where the select number of people on capitol hill would have gotten information. not operational details but this is going on. we have a target identified. here are things you need to know about the timing. really it's done out of an effort to be collegial, to try to be bipartisan.

it is a feedback loop. thanks so much. >> we saw that, thank you. >> tucker: exactly.lizabeth warren spent years lying about her ethnicity in order to scan the affirmative action system. now another lie about her early life has been exposed, reminiscent of the first. it's a booth investigates after the break. plus mark steyn is here tonight. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: for decades elizabeth warren pretended to be an american indian in order to game our affirmative action system. but it turns out it might be something of a trend. warren has repeatedly claimed that she was fired from her first job forom getting pregnan. another level in which she claims she was a victim but no evidence suggests that was a lie too. she's actually is entitled as she seems. lisa boothe is a senior fellow at independent women's boys and she joins us tonight with an update on the story. >> so at the heart of elizabeth warren's stump speech is the story about gender discrimination. she was a young special-needshe teacher at riverdale elementary school, she was fired because she was v

you prefer looking stupid and out of loop to looking criminal. an amazing -- i worked in a white house. this is an amazing statement or commentary on where we are. >> well, the problem that the vice president has, we don't know what he knew, what conversations he had, what the nature of conversations he had were, but there's -- the way that the impeachment inquiry is going, there seems a very high chance that that will come out. but there are going to be people who either were aware peripherally or directly of what the vice president's involvement and knowledge was throughout this months-long process and so, you know, he's not going to be able -- that whole approach of, you know, being out of the loop and saying you don't know, and, you know, being okay with being out of the loop, it doesn't seem like it's going to hold up this time. >> and i understand, carol lee, you know better than me, that no one spends more time in the oval office than mike pence. no one's going anywhere. we're going to sneak in a break and the table jumps in on this on the

there is some discomfort there that congress was not looped in and russia was.don't know how many republicans will say that publicly, but it will be part of the narrative as democrats try to get more information about what happens and also the fact that democrats, at least according to chuck schumer, were not told of this before the press. they learned about it on television. even in situations in the past where congress is not necessarily given a heads-up before these things happen, usually they're told quickly afterward before the president makes remarks to the public, and that courtesy was not given in this case. >> it really wasn't made clear in that press briefing when a colleague from another network did ask if republicans were informed on the hill but democrats were not, and that answer was still lacking some clarity. all right, toluse, molly ball, thank you so much. >>> more on our breaking news, but first, here's this week's "staying well." >> tell me, how are you feeling right now? >> apprehensive. >> vre is virtual reality exposure. we are helping peo

they are in a loop for performing a very important service. we are focused on this vast world of business startup. below the surface of anything you will see before the consumer. it's the world of editing testing data labeling which might be familiar to some of you in the room. many of the tasks do drive artificial intelligence. they are what help structure clean data set. importantly seen the number of jobs that are saying it's actually quite hard to nail the ai thing were to skin a keep a person threaded into a moment of a service request. so anytime you have gone on to a website and have a little help window pop up you know it's a mixture of script in a person who is assisting you. and think about that world of work you've a person who is doing something on the spot that can't be quite completed by automation. there are some points of reference that come to mind. please as a thread together. this is not new. this is continuity here. and how we have treated people for their we have imagined. in the day of tech styles we could have manufactur

>> little bits of froot loops. what would you do for a for loop? >> greg: i don't know.rday, you did the gourd. halloween is next thursday. this is america's top five lists of costumes. number one, it's penny wise. number two, it's old school time. it's a witch. broomsticks, optional. of course, the adults are going to be elvira. number three is spider-man. yes, still very popular. number four, dinosaurs. this year, you can wear an inflatable t-rex costume inspired by jurassic park. number 5, the defendant. and i want you to get out, get your costume ready and your boo-hoo on. jesse. >> jesse: we have a feeding frenzy on a thursday. i'm excited. everybody loves cereal. i love cereal. my kids love cereal. apparently, greg love cereal, because this is what they do at kellogg's. they put all their cereals and they mash them up together in one box. they have cornflakes, rice krispies, raisin bran. they teamed up with glad for this idea in order to fight bullying and things like that. the best part is that they put it in individual baskets. you can kind of mix it up however y

so that was on wednesday and all god i mean again 24 of 24 hours absolutely out of the loop and there were a lot of concerned citizens as well who shared who shared the emotions of the family of the little girl so with within this information vacuum they kind of organized and essentially the showed up at this garage sect basically their only garage is where people store their their vehicles and they showed up there because they believed that where the girl was killed and that's where the suspected murderer i mean. as well when they showed up there they saw the police i mean we've already showed you the clip where they are walking this police van and. yelling open the door open the door open the door they did that because they believe that the murderer of the suspected murderer was inside and they lashed out at the police for keeping so quiet for instance they did that like this. because. she was teaching if i did you know what you could do you think. you know something's not right you have to feel. a lot of emotions flying there again mostly angry at the silence had nothing coming out

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cheerful, but not all of them fully in the loop. may you know as much as ido, in the loop. much as i do, either way. clearly there are very intensive discussions under way but we can't be certain what the outcome will be, but i remain hopeful. but every single thumbs up will count. boris johnson hopeful. but every single thumbs up will count. borisjohnson does not have a majority on his own, so brexiteers who saw off theresa may need to back a theoretical deal. because there is just no chance of the opposition coming to the prime minister's rescue. i will ask all labour mps to vote along with the party in opposing any deal which damages rights and protections on oui’ damages rights and protections on our society or drives us into the arms of donald trump. to be sure whether any kind of deal can be struck can't be done yet. impossible to see past the smoke and mirrors. and as i understand it tonight, most of the issues between the uk, the eu and ireland, that triangle, if you like, have pretty much been resolved, but still it is not clear whether the dup, the northern irish

one person close to the white house says that the president didn't loop mulvaney in because he isn'te. i want to bring in carol lee. i know we were up all night nailing this story down. but talk through a little bit of why this is so unusual. and it did raise my alarm bells over the weekend when i first told by a source that mulvaney was not even in the situation room. he was back home in south carolina. kind of weird, if you think about it, given that bill daley, if you look at president obama's chief of staff, was in the situation room for the bin laden raid, if you simply compare current and past precedent. >> and i think the main reason it's so extraordinary is because the chief of staff is obviously typically the most important senior adviser to the president and basically runs all kinds of things in the white house. and when you have a moment like this, which is really momentous for a president, these are the kind of things that make or break a presidency. a chief of staff is usually essential and a chief of staff would typically do things like coordinate national security coun

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but i also stressed during that meeting was the importance around that feedback loop. i think we have talked about that, right? if we are going to embark on a major infrastructure transition we need to be able to quickly get that loop of where the caps are. i am excited about that management happening. >> number two, report from board delegates to membership organizations. any report? number three, any other reports by board members? okay. i wanted to give a few shout outs are quick. i just came back from a conference in san diego, the california association of educators. i was joined by the alley team. we had parents from the aipac. it was very aspiring. i think we have a great group of advocates and team members and working with them. [reading names] thank you all for coming down to san diego. i look forward to working collaboratively to help move our district forward. i also wanted to shout out the hr team for the educators of color reception. [ name indescernible ] she did a great job. i had a good time. i think superintendent ford won the handshake contest. she is

let me bring ina because been kept the loop. let me bring in a brussels correspondent. different people today, what do you think? i think there will be an extension if it was asked and that isa extension if it was asked and that is a big if. we know that the prime minister, if he does not want to ask foran minister, if he does not want to ask for an extension. it is to imagine them doing it but let's say he has to do it for whatever reason. —— hard. when he can do at that time is to have a general election, is it simply to transcribe some legal text or have a specific referendum and i think member states, the 27 would probably end up granting it. i have not heard from a single diplomat that their country feels strongly against one scapula it is crucially important because we say, we have a brexit deal. this is only be divorce pa rt brexit deal. this is only be divorce part the uk leaving the european union leads to years of negotiation and trade arrangement we heard from philip saying that look, if the uk thinks is going to be a super aggressive competitor, cutting regu

mulvaney out of the loop. he first learned about the raid against the isis leader when you and i did, when the rest of the world did, after the operation was already well under way. joining me now, two of the people behind this report with me, nbc news correspondent kara lee and kristen welker. kara, walk us through this timeline and how it all played out, and help us understand how odd it is for the chief of staff -- he's not one of us -- to be out of the loop. >> sure. so, what we know is that mick mulvaney was not briefed on the operation until after it was under way on saturday night. as you'll recall, when the president tweeted that something big had happened, he traveled with the president to south carolina on friday, the day before, and decided to stay there to spend time with family, so that's where he was at the time that the raid was under way. what's really significant about this is that it's extraordinary for a chief of staff not to be looped in to something this momentous for a president. these ar

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clear that the trump administration is either reluctant or simply unwilling to keep congress in the loop on its plan to defeat isis and protect american interests in the region. the most likely explanation, unfortunately is that it does not have one. this needs to change. there needs to be a plan. there needs to be some accountability to congress. we need to hear from secretaries pompeo and esper in congress this week. and now on another matter. as the house of representatives continues to do its constitutional duty to conduct oversight of any wrongdoing by the executive branch, our republican colleagues in both chambers have made both pains to mick its process an issue. a group of house republicans stormed the secure facility in the capitol to highlight the purported secrecy of the process. it was later revealed that fully one third of those members were already allowed in the closed hearings. here in the senate, senator graham introduced a resolution with a list of trumped up complaints about the house process and i just heard my friend, the republican leader talk about the process in

and seems like the president was left out of the loop, as well. >> are you aware he suggested a quid pro quo. >> somebody said he did a very nice job. i look at all of this and turkey and the great thing that happened in syria. mick is a good man. i have not heard anything about it. i have a lot of confidence. >> a source close to the president tells cnn, mulvaney's acknowledgment to a quid pro quo angered mr. trump later in the day. bun white house official says much of the president's anger is focused on the media. he believes the press is misrepresenting, misinterpreting, mulvaney's comments. but lisa murkowski doesn't see it that way. absolutely that's a concern. you don't hold up foreign aid that we had previously appropriated for a political initiative. period. adam schiff agrees. >> mr. mulvaney's acknowledgment means things have gone from bad to much, much worse. >>> more bad news for the president. a key ally at the center of the ukraine scandal turned on him in front of congress. ambassador to the u.n., gordon sondland, telling house investigators president trump ordered di

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