lowell lowell high school and i live in visitacion valley and everyday i go to the school and transfer at balboa park to take the 29 but the thing with the 29 it serves many high schools want for example it goes. >> >> [inaudible] high school and balboa and lincoln and colleges and city college and [inaudible] and [inaudible] valley middle school. every time i take the morning buses i always have skip at least one bus pass me by to at least get on the bus because after that many buses come by and i don't really have time to get on a crowded -- i can't get on a crowded bus because many times bus drivers will skip you or push you out because they don't want you behind the yellow line so there is an issue with equity here and the 29 is serving many schools here but the time to stop isn't enough because the run time is eight to 10 minutes and that time isn't enough because most of the students really want to take the bus at a certain time to get to school. for us at lowell we get to school around 730 or 725 and get to school at the time and many take it at balboa park so we don't have enough time to take it and another issue when we go home from school we -- at lowell we have all of the other schools before us and we get off at 330 and two schools being very crowded so i want you guys to please increase the amount of buses running in the morning and the afternoon to help increase the amount of ridership and ensure that we get to home and school on time. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello everyone. i am stephanie and i am a youth leader at ccdc so there are many bus routes that bring students to school, but then the problem is how long it takes for students to get to school because there are bus stops where it takes students a long time for them to get there, and then have to wait for a long time, especially those from excelsior bay view and other districts and during that time there might be buses that are crowded, so then they will skip the stop, and th

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abbe lowell a piece about his letter to the justice department is in "the new york times yesterday,. he wrote -- jesselyn radack? >> i agree with abbe lowell'sessment completely. stephen kim is a modern-day horatio story. he has been an amazing man whose life has been completely ruined because he talked to a reporter about the idea that north korea might fire test missiles in response to u.n. sanctions. none of this was job dropping news -- jaw-dropping news. yet the government decided to retaliate against him. and he right now is serving a 13 month sentence in jail under the espionage act. like my other clients, i doubt that stephen kim will ever be able to obtain a security clearance again ever work in the intelligence community again, or on national security issues. and will spend years in debt trying to pay off attorneys fees that he has accrued. and that is not to mention his own marriage he lost as a result of a brutal espionage act investigation. and his story of the effects of this are not unique at all. people literally and bankrupted doesn't end up like rep -- and up bankrupted and blacklisted. in the case of edward snowden they en