announced the outbreak in january twenty sixth team although lyon knew there were legionnaires he saysbeing reported months earlier experts say the outbreak was caused by the flint water crisis back in two thousand and fourteen however attorneys for alliance say there isn't enough evidence linking look christ says to the legionnaires outbreak the crisis began on april twenty fifth two thousand and fourteen when the state emergency manager decided to switch the city's water source from the detroit water system to the flint river and order to cut costs during the summer months residents began complaining about a foul smell as well as side effects they experience after drinking and be thing in the one. many residents were then faced with a legionnaires outbreak and in the months to follow many officials would have faced charges for their role of not properly addressing the crisis lyon is the highest ranking michigan official charge and an investigation led by the attorney general's office fourteen other current and former state and local officials have been charged with crimes related to

. —— lyon. they had success hoffenheim. —— lyon.e, record points and goals gods, but can he now claims that team in europe to go on and win at the champions league? pep guardiola will himself hasn't won jump in sleek since 2011. huge success of barcelona, couldn't do it with bayern munich, can he now do it with man city? let's get some reaction to that draw with ian dennis, who is 5 live's senior football reporter. there's lot to get through, but in your who's, best from that? without a doubt, manchester city, they have the preferred group. shakhtar donetsk, with the troubles in ukraine, play in khakis. with the other teams, lyon and valencia, they are the best of the groups. a lot of people have been talking about ronaldo returning to old trafford forjuventus. they're fancy to win at the whole thing? it'll be interesting to see how he beds then, it but he needs no introduction in the champions league, he's the record goal scorer. when he is returned previously against united, he's scored in both games against them. they also have y

but lyon rallied again, and martin terrier won it for the french team with seven minutes to go. 3—2 thegames played in the european champions league on wednesday, with three former winners making it through to the third qualifying round. klaas—jan huntelaar scored twice for ajax, as they beat sturm graz 3—1 on the night and 5—1 overall. red star belgrade won 2—0 in luthuania, for a 5—0 aggregate victory over suduva. and celtic drew 0—0 at rosenborg, to go through 3—1 on aggregate. tonight was a great demonstration that you can't always play perfect football, and especially in europe, and we are under pressure. and there are questions asked about your resilience, and i thought we stood up resilience, and i thought we stood up to that very well. so it was a clea n up to that very well. so it was a clean sheet, and that is always good to do, especially in europe, away from home. we won the game, won the tie last week, with a great attacking performance, and defended it well. and denied it was probably more aboutjust being solid and keeping a clean sheet. at the women's hockey world cup in

the federal government gave them the right to bargain collectively with lyon bridge, the contractor. were hopes that this would lead it to a broader trend elsewhere, but instead what happened within a few years is all of those jobs where you limited, so the workers fatah charges with the government against -- workers filed charges with the government against lyon bridge. and against microsoft, but the charges were withdrawn earlier this year after the workers got tired of waiting. and with the trump administration in control in washington, they did not expect that they would win. caroline: it is a story about really what the tech giants and the biggest companies really owe subcontractors. google hires more than they do direct employees, so how big is the tech force when it comes to temporary workers? josh: a ton of workers, not only in tech, but also in health care, or trucking, a ton of workers also in tech, are in what we could call fissure jobs, positions where they create a bunch of wealth for a well known company, but their paychecks do not treat them as employees of that compan

. >> reporter: this picture of the actress alongside 20th century fox executive ben lyon.by monroe whose real name was norma jean mortenson with the enscription, dear ben. you found me, named me and believed in me when no one else did. >> ben lyon was one of her closest friends. legend is she went to malibu and then said who do you think your father was and the legend is she said, well, i think his last name was monroe. and he is like, that's a good name. >> reporter: the letter answers questions, the white halter dress will be the item attracting bidders. ♪ happy birthday mr. president ♪ >> reporter: for reference, the dress monroe wore when she sang "happy birthday" to president john f. kennedy sold for $4.8 million two years ago, a price nearly double what the auction house expected. and what will it cost to own this piece of hollywood history? >> you know, with marilyn monroe, it's really hard to predict because >>> crazy rich asians is the surprise comedy hit of the summer raking in $34 million in its first five days. it's got an asian director and all-asian cast but

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city will be confident of progression to the knockout stages after being drawn alongside shakhtar, lyonlooks a little trickier for the other three english sides, asjoe lynskey reports. well after a troubled week, the champions league, they will bring back some happier memories was the switch champions —— swiss champions, bead on the way to the championship, but who are also home to one of the manchester united favourites. because rinaldo won this competition with the united back in 2008 but he moved to be a tidy giants this summer. moved to be a tidy giants this summer. so how will he fare with this group. it'll be interesting to see how he plays in the champions league, as the record goal—scorer. and if he returns previously gives manchester united, he's actually scored in both games against them as well. as you consider you the young boysin well. as you consider you the young boys in there and this was champions, it is a difficult game for the united,. buried some very european pedigree here, barcelona as well as the dutch champions and into the man who won this competition as early a

they beat lyon on penalties after a goalless draw at stamford bridge.minutes was when chelsea's ruben loftus—cheek hit the post with this effort early in the second—half. in the shoot—out that followed it was 4—4 when pape cheikh diop had his spot—kick saved by robert green. eden hazard then scored the penalty that won it for chelsea. 5—4 the final score. and in the third qualifying round 1st leg ties of the uefa champions league, three former winners were in action on tuesday. franco servi scored the only goal of the game as benfica beat fenerbache. red star belgrade were held to a 1—all draw by spartak trnava, and ajax were leading 2—nil at standard liege with goals from klaas jan huntelaar and dusan tadic — but two goals including a late penalty for the hosts saw it finish 2—2. in major league baseball news, tyler white hit a two—run homer in the eighth inning as world series winners houston astros pulled off a late escape for the second straight game, beating the san francisco giants 2—1 on tuesday. the win followed the astros‘ 3—1 victory 24 hours

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joining uspolitan technology dave lyons he's the former engineer of tesla where he led the developmentroadster, model s. dave, it was a good era back then, 10, 15 years ago, really, when tesla was the subject of a lot of doubts and whether it was ever going to be a real thing. what did you learn about elon musk then that sheds light on perhaps his mind-set now and his tweeting habit >> sure. well, in my experience, tesla was a different company at the time, as you said. but elon, i think, is pretty much the same kind of person that he's been most of his life. he's one of the most driven individuals i've ever met. he's got incredibly high bandwidth. but he's got zero tolerance for any hint of bureaucracy. and he often asked us to take special forces methods to get our jobs accomplished. and i can imagine -- >> what does that mean >> well, it meant, basically, try is not good enough you need to do and basically, results matter. and to not let things get in the way that most people would be stumbled by or snagged by. so, you know, we broke through any red tape with a machete. and we had a

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the dallas was founded in the city of lyon lahr in one thousand nine hundred ninety in one thousand twenty five and moved to desk where it stayed until one thousand nine hundred thirty two in order to get in the mood for the art schools highly anticipated hundredth anniversary i want to find out more about bauhaus legacy here and. we'll also show you the. garden row. in our section meet a local it takes us to tell of eat. and we take a dive in the philippines with this week's female. first things first breakfast at the bauhaus cafe a great way to take in some energy for the day while already beginning the tour there's a lot to see in death so before we take things off i want to take a look back with a lot of things would be different nowadays how about house never existed it's unique so greatly impacted the evolution of design and architecture throughout the globe which is quite impressive considering the school. only that for about forty for. the ballet house story began a hundred and fifty kilometers away from death south environment in one thousand nine hundred nineteen vul to us was ma

earlier lyon who were third last season beat amiens 2—0 and strasbourg were also 2—0 winners againstand third overall as he heads towards the end of the us pga championship in missouri. the american bogeyed consecutive holes, having at one point been three strokes up, butjustin thomas, the defending champion, then bogeyed the 9th to drop back. tiger woods, a 14—time major winner who won his last back in 2008, has also threatened with a packed leaderboard at present. england have gone 2—0 up in the test series with india after a comprehensive victory in the second match at lord's. the home side declared on day four with a first innings lead of 289, and that proved more than enough on another rain—interrupted day. india struggled again in the conditions, and were bowled out for 130 in their second innings, giving england victory by an innings and 159 runs. with a fortnight until the us 0pen gets under way, defending champion sloane stephens is on the verge of losing the canadian 0pen final to world number one simona halep. —— in the past few minutes, he has lost the final. romanian hal

nick lyon waited too long to alert the public.wo men died from the disease caused by the city of flint switching its drinking water source in 2014. they say he knew of the outbreak but waited a year to inform the public. he denies any wrongdoing. >>> the epa is releasing a plan to roll back restrictions on coal fired power plants imposed by the obama administration. it would allow states to relax pollution rules for power plants that need upgrades. the plan could set up a lengthy court battle. >>> drinking milk at breakfast may do a body good after all especially for diabetics. drinking milk in the morning is better than water when it comes to controlling blood sugar levels later in the day. high protein milk had a greater effect helping to slow the digestion of carbs. >>> doctors have come up with an idea to develop healthy children. let them play. researchers in massachusetts are urging pediatricians to prescribe play time for kids. it is critical for learning life skills and reducing stress and showed play tightens the bond bet

they beat nice 1—0 but now they face lyon. former manchester united winger memphis depay is in red hot form. he scored in their opening 2—0 win over amiens. he finished last season with 10 goals in their last nine games. it's rained for much of the day at the cincinnati open and that means the schedule's been badly hit. however, simona halep needed just five minutes to finish her interrupted second round match against ajla tomljanovi . the number one seed, who won the canadian open on sunday, rattled through two games to beat the australian qualifier by 2—1. she faces another australian asheligh barty in the last 16. head coach trevor bayliss says the decision to include ben stokes in the england squad for the third test against india on saturday was taken for the all—rounder‘s wellbeing. he joined up with his teammates on thursday after he was involved in a fight outside a nightclub last september but was found not guilty of affray. bayliss was asked how stokes himself was feeling. well, we'll find that out over the next coup

michael lyons was a police officer in widnes at the time and recalls the success of the scheme.educe a drugs death, fantastic. but also the fact that we were being impactive on people not having their houses burgled. the high death rates are blamed on an ageing group of users who have been taking heroin for decades, mixed, perhaps, with cement dust or rat poison. but there have also been large cuts to drug treatment services in recent years. we are beginning to see a resurgence of violence associated with drug markets. which we had thought had largely gone away. so there are signs that the system is beginning to fray, just as we are concerned that the benefits around improved health for service users and reductions in drug—related deaths are also reducing. as towns like widnes know well, policing alone will not stop illegal drugs. last month, 36 people were sentenced to a total of 180 years in prison for dealing drugs in the town. the users barely noticed a blip in supply. new dealers quickly appeared. for george, who has lived through much of britain's so—called war on drugs, t

down court now takes a look at how the decades old of lyons between america and turkey spiral at this point. she was built the entire entire roof so no leading goes to great tree deals as opposed to the horrible food trade deals the drawing heritages your president of the country should not be allowed to come in and steal the wealth of all great you and me. what countries could he mean are stealing could be turkey the country's lira shed a quarter of its value against the dollar in just one week after trump's tweet about doubling existing tariffs investors are running away screaming inflation surging and turkey's leadership is bracing for an all out trade war the reason for such a calamity against an old nato friend was ankara's refusal to release an american pastor accused of both terrorism and espionage it's punishment time for a rebellious ally that tariffs that are in place on steel would not be removed with the release of pastor bronson and president her to one lashed out in defiance calling the u.s. move an attempt to force turkey to surrender and make them a slave to the greenb

prosecutors say nick lyon waiting too long. died from the disease after drinking the water source in 2014. prosecutors say lyon knew of the outbreak and waited nearly a year to inform the public. he denies any wrongdoing. he is the highest official to face trial over the tainted water scandal. a band of heavy rain stretching from louisiana north to wisconsin, will make for wet day inf those areas. at least five states face severe thunderstorm watches overnight the weather system left flooding in iowa. some streets here barely passable. and rough weather forced a military helicopter to land in a parking lot of a maduri restaurant, one of four headed to connecticut. >>> today five states could see storms in northern maryland and western pennsylvania. >>> a computer glitch forced london's number two airport to go old school for a little bit. they were forced to use white boards to let thousands of passengers with digital screens went dark. none of the flights delayed. some people did miss their own planes. the screens were up and

with journalists to go back to the alienness sedition acts and seven hundred ninety seven matthew lyon and jenna di a pack they were jailed for criticize and the alienness sedition act people were killed like eliza lovejoy who was against slavery and many others mark twain was under a lot of pressure for criticizing the philippine war and it's gone on forever and they want to kill the messenger the u.s. government does and it is during the two red scares how many journalists were jailed so this this is not unprecedented and this leads me to in my next kind of question is how vital is julian assange has freedom and the fate of wiki leaks four of the sanctity of the euro of our u.s. constitution is first amendment and the future of whistleblowers at the end of the day if he goes down if wiki leaks is taken down you know about that's a big problem it's a huge terrible message about the state of the first amendment it's a huge that's a fatal blow to the first amendment because if they can find a way to get him they can find a way to get anybody so this is a dire warning to people out there

already most of the day we have the correct numbers are just going to leave this data out here for david lyons has versus the ologists just if you are a data scientist or says don't use that don't use a. lawyer every time i mean they tried every time a firearm discharges and i wrote you inside or into a school building or on or on to a school campus or groves as documented by the press you know it's look here's the thing it's like i think the problem that you have yours that most of us in watching news or reading information you think a school shooting you immediately think of which is going on here and telling people major school shootings not you know someone accidentally discharging a firearm. in a pickup truck in a parking lot or something of that nature you know this is like you know like a usual friday and tomorrow scott that's good all as well rob undergrowth are hard coded approach talk walk through the don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered of facebook and twitter see our poll shows that are to dot com coming up we delve into the allegations that a chin

let's speak to adrian lyons — a farmer from tell us much about your farm and what sort of effective dietwe have had no brain to be able to plant these crops, so basically what i have planted out of 10,000 acres, i have planted out of 10,000 acres, i have planted out of 10,000 acres, i have planted 2000 acres which will probably die over the next couple of weeks if we do not get rain. i have harvested 200 tonnes, and in 2016, i plan to 10,000 acres and produced 18,000 tonnes. we are looking at an arable farm. there are not livestock produced a feed? i have livestock. i am down to 150 head. we are trying oui’ am down to 150 head. we are trying our best to get it to market, but eve ryo ne our best to get it to market, but everyone is unloading the course taught at the moment, and they are going to market. mainly because the security of fodder is running out, and this is critical. the strain on these farms is extraordinary. we have pretty bad things going on here 110w. have pretty bad things going on here now. the prime minister we have briefly in that report saying he would ensure that wate

some of the conditions, temperatures in the lower 90s and the stronger winds are near lookout and lyons valley you can see the wind gusting up to 36 miles per hour. that is a big concern. any wind above 10 miles per hour could be an issue. and when you get winds that are that strong, that could fuel the growth of this fire. this is being produced by satellite showing you the fire activity but all of those red dots, those are new fire activities. this is the ranch fire moving to the east. checking out the forecast as we put this into motion for tonight, and then into saturday morning, wins could back off a little bit. and then the wind picks up. so unfortunately the wind will continue to be big challenge. it is still relatively hot in a few places with temperatures in the upper 80s. we will keep an eye on the fire conditions. >>> it was an emotional goodbye today in oakland to the 18-year- old stabbed to death. henry, people were not just their to remember the young woman, but to denounce violence. >> this was a light celebration. the community came together to remember. >> i never thoug

it most of the day we have to correct remember third is going to leave this data out here for david lyons has precisely ologists just if you are a data scientist or says don't use that don't use a. lawyer every time i mean they track every time a firearm discharges and i run inside or into a school building or on or on to a school campus or groves as documented by the press you know it's look here's the thing it's like i think the problem that you have your is that most of us in watching news or reading information you think a school shooting you immediately think of which is going on here and killing people major school shooting not someone accidentally discharging a firearm in a pickup truck in a parking lot or something about it sure you know this is like you know like a usual friday and tomorrow scan through the school as. we go to approach for what through the what is the always you think of the property over the facebook and twitter so your poll shows that our teens dot com coming up we dealt with the allegations with the chinese company. may have cracked all of the recordings e-mai

have to save your seat to go home and use newsletters with those newfangled inventions like the watts lyons with the mobile offices that was developed to drive through the district and to maintain the political side and they were hopeful they could their losses to no more than 15 but in fact they picked up seats. and one of those was an ethics issue that probably didn't have a lot to do with politics and another was very marginal. but it was over the durability. about 80 to half the class is gone. that sounds terrible but the average tenure is not as long as people think certainly not as those that want the term limits never quite a few who stayed into the early '90s to play much earlier in the career. >> i didn't realize you were that funny. one of the reasons to be motivated to be reelected the senior members tell us not to your left and to look to your right to have you will not be here. so 74 we were reelected because we spent time figuring out the best way to contact our constituents so we could win. nobody expected us to win again if you are over 55. so we would meet and talk about ho

chris lyon is a close friend of mine and he's working hard with that.ark and ben, close with it but for me, i know a lot of people that are within that fund and the hidden g's project is an oakland based prodge where they teach african-american young men how to cold and follow them with the rest of their lives with their colding. we are all-star cold, which is an east coast based group initiative and they're looking to collaborate with other projects. wherever you see our community being embraced and then we take that and give it back to our kids, that's when we start to see change and that's when we start to see our culture being able to be equal. that's quality. given access and having opportunities that we didn't have previously. emily: $15 million for a company that has a $1.5 billion under management doesn't seem like that much. it's not that big of a fund. could be so much bigger. >> right but it's awareness as well. because it could be bigger but the awareness is, you know, that conversation is actually good. it's not enough so what are we going

chris lyons, you probably would not expect me to say his name but he is a close friend working hard withk and ben. but for me, a lot of those people are within that fund and it is a great thing. they had ingenious project is an oakland-based project where they teach african-american young men how to code and follow them throughout the rest of their lives. we have all-star code which is an east coast-based group which is looking to spread and collaborate. communityou see our being embraced and then we take that and give it back to our kids, that is when we start to see change and when you start to see our culture being able to be equal. that is a quality, giving access and having opportunities that we did not have previously. a company million for that has a $1.5 billion under management, does not seem like much. there has been chatter that it is not that big of a fund. andre: it is awareness as well, because it could be bigger. the awareness, that conversation is good. it is not enough. what a regal to do to make it bigger? do we do it on our own? you see that with lebron james and the a

stock is overbought, i usually tell you to wait for a pullback that almost always comes that's because lyon collins has done enough chart work to know the vast majority of stocks overshoot directions retracing isn't necessarily negative charting is tricky periodically, some stocks are so strong they break through all theaultrall traditional measurement periods. they defy the notion of the pull of the equi lib reyum line and come crashing down from. when you spot highly unusual moves, you know what, you may have to strap yourself in to get a real moon shot take a look. this is rare when it happens, it's big money. we saw it occur in july of 2009. as fitzpatrick pointed out to me, using the oscillator that's another momentum indicator that helps spot a bottom the summer the stock of las vegas sands, one of the largest casino companies, not that it mattered, had to be repeatedly stalled at the ten buck level. falling every time it hit. boom, boom, boom you know, just not working but when the bulls finally broke out of the corral, there was no stopping them. the stock gained strength after it p

nots lyons, you would expect me to say his name, but that is a close friend.ing hard with that. obviously, mark and ben, close with it. but, for me, i know a a lot of people within that fund. and the hidden genes project is an open-based project where they teach african-american young men themo code and follow throughout the rest of their lives with her coding. we have all star co which is our east coast group, looking to spread and collaborate with other projects. whenever you see our community take embraced and then we that and we give it back to our kids, that is when you start to see change, that is when you start to see, you know, our culture being able to be equal. that's equality, given access and having opportunities that we didn't have freakishly. emily: $15 million for a company that has a $1.5 billion under management. does not seem like that much. there has been chatter it is not that big of a font. -- of a fun. awareness as well because it could be bigger. but the awareness is, that conversation is actually good. it is not enough. what are we goin

living with lyons says a lion cub from an earlier litter was killed when they attacked livestock.ls are working with farmers to help farmers coexist with mountain lions. >>> a black bear in shasta county is getting a second chance at life thanks to the department of fish and wildlife. that beer was found badly burned from the carr fire in shasta county. we find out how vets are using a very unique treatment to get the bear back on her feet. >> reporter: people are not the only victims of california's wildfires. a half-year-old female american black bears survive veterinarians at the california department of fish and wildlife are thinking outside the box. their ring fish skins to the bottoms of her burned feet. tilapia skin dressings. the bandages? >> we use rice paper and tamale husks. >> reporter: the bear lived through the carr fire and that's as unlikely as the path she is taking to healing. she had gotten through the blaze to a stream near whiskeytown, shasta county, california. >> she was lying on a tiny patch of ground that was the only piece that wasn't burned. everything a

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit [roll call] >> clerk: item 2, general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on any matter within the commission's jurisdiction that does not appear on the agenda. speakers shall address their comments to the commission as a whole. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with a speaker. the lack of a response by the commissioners or department personnel does not necessarily constitute agreement with or support of statements made

as far as lake county, temperatures in the low to mid 90s. 93, where tom was. 16 miles per hour in lyons valley. over 20 miles per hour and that will be a concern into the evening hours. this map is showing you fire growth. the dots represent the fire detected by satellite. the red dot indicates the fire detected over the last 12 hours. that is recent activity. all of the red dots showing the 2 fires that make up the mendocino complex. and out toward lake county as well. coming in, we have a red flag warning not posted for a good portion of the state. there is a red flag warning toward nevada. here is the forecast for the carr fire. and the mendocino complex fire. temperatures into the 70s. it will be warm to hot. it will be close to 100 degrees and single-digit relative humidity. winds will pick up closer to the mendocino complex easily topping 12-15 miles per hour. we do have cooler temperatures in the five-day forecast. we will talk about that coming up with the full forecast.>>> near yosemite national park, cal fire says the ferguson fire has grown to 63,000 acres. 98 square miles. i

. >> i'm michael lyon. i'm also with the san franciscos for housing, health care, jobs, and justice. so kim had talked earlier about cpmc shirking its responsibilities for supplying a kind of health care to san francisco, although it make -- this nonprofit makes millions upon millions of dollars from getting rid of less reimbursed services such as swindell. i want to talk a little bit -- i want to shift the focus a little bit on the question of shirking the focus of responsibility, because i think the focus really lies with you and the board of supervisors to not let this continue to happen again and again and again, of these services being closed. the -- the groups that are supposed to -- supposed to have been setup to deal with these programs, like the hospital council, that long-term care council, really is dominated by private hospitals, particularly cpmc. and it's no wonder that nothing has happened on these up to now. you have to reassert yourself. >> thank you. remember, the first item is on the lice

these observation points toward the west, toward hovland and lyons valley, they will see the wind picking up to around 16 - 18 miles an hour with wind continuing to be a threat to westerly wind all afternoon and evening. here is the forecast throughout the day for wednesday . for the two buyers toward carr fire fire and the mendocino complex. when easily around 15 miles an hour with temperatures probably bumping at 89, closer to the low to mid 90s at least 89 to about 93 degrees this afternoon. watching out for some more wind . thankfully, heading toward the weekend cooler conditions will help the fire crews up and down the state. more on that change headed our way in the full forecast in a few minutes. >>>the carr fire fire keeps growing. it has been about 180 mi.2 and is 35% contained some residents have been allowed to go back to their neighborhoods to see the damage that fire has destroyed more than 1000 homes, entire neighborhoods destroyed for people whose homes were saved say they are relieved, but the entire experience has been overwhelming. >> it is exhausting to be away from you

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each one of them, lyons in their field -- lions in their field. intelligent,ly well spoken, well-meaning, and caring. each one with a slightly different opinion, a slightly different viewpoint. we are proud to bring them together so we can foster a continued discussion, a disco throughcause it is only discussion and debate we are going to be able to shape and make a strong, better future for our children and our children's children. i don't think anyone would disagree if we are going to have a strong future, that future has to be rooted in a true understanding of our past. is a trueon is, what understanding of our past? that is what we are here to discuss today. we have ground rules. there are going to be things people say that you may not agree with. that is the purpose of this event. we do not want everyone here to agree. we want everyone to share, to listen with an open mind, not just open ears. search youre you to hearts and try to see things through other people's viewpoints as you are listening today. we ask you to be respectful of the speak

namely, eric's wall well, who was the lead on it, but also barbara lyons, and other congresspeople fromhe bay area. we just received word that we were among the transit agencies that received funding. so, it's a competitive process, and once again, we were able to get some much needed money for security. >> it's certainly badly needed as we know. how exactly is this money going to be spent to make riders safer? >> well, one of the things that people will notice is that we will continue our critical asset patrol team. these are seven officers and one sergeant who are only riding the trains in the busiest areas, during the busiest times, and they are trained and equipped to respond to any type of terrorist activity, but obviously since they are on the trains, they can handle more day today concerns as well. we are also getting money to upgrade the security cameras at 16th street station from analog, to bring them up to digital cameras, which are the standard in our downtown san francisco station. so we will have better alignment in terms of our camera technology. and then third is kind of

we also don't know, will he do what lyon jaworski did during watergate, which is a referral to congress, or will he just write the final report of the type contemplated in the regulation that you're describing, which as you say, would go to the deputy attorney general? so i don't think we know whether it's going to be -- what form it will take or under what circumstances the public will get to see it. >> and phillip rucker, your reporting was so interesting, because it's trump's folks looking ahead to the potential after november getting control of congress. you get that power, that means you have the power of oversight. it also means, hey, majority rules in the house. if a majority -- if all democrats say they want to impeach, they can impeach. we saw republicans do that to clinton. is this a white house now that's thinking in those terms, in terms of impeachment? >> they're not prepared for that, at all. there's a lot of fear within trump's orbit and including people at the white house and on the legal team that trump is simply not appreciating the magnitude of what could be in store