mark wolfe we've had a couple code enforcement issues he's had to resolve those. we work with our a.d.a. vietnam. california highway patrol at the dmv on oak and they assist us when we're having issues around inside and outside. the california university and department of public health and works they all worked the probation and parole department. they help us when we have an event in the district there's extra visibility and we appreciate their assistance. and the lark street youth services and we've listed all the different neighborhood groups that attend our advisory board and they're instrumental in assisting me and bringing basically all the information from their particular neighborhoods and we work on how we can change things and haight street and traffic enforcement is what they wanted to work on this year and hopefully we'll bring in innovative ideas for how people drive around the city. i'll let you know. my group is really great and they attend every meeting and do great work. finally, i have a community meeting every second tuesday of every month at 6:

and i do as mark mentioned want to thank steven wolf of m.t.c. staff for his work in managing the work of the j.p.a. team and the peer review. and he successfully navigated a very difficult path through at least three time zones an kept the progress going smoothly. and for their efforts in getting us to this point, mark provided incredible support and they were really dedicated to the problem and they worked all hours and commuted across the united states several times. and just a reminder that they all have other professional tudyes that are part of their -- duties that were part of their assignment, but they were extremely helpful and dr. engleheart has published well in the engineering documents being provided. thank you, chair nuru, for your support, and with that, i would like to have chair englehardt present his update and we will be available beyond that point. thank you. >> thank you, andy. good morning, everyone. what i want to do is briefly review what the peer review panel has done to get us to where today and the things that we have l

joining me on the panel is carol roth, robert wolf, john layfield and mark water. new reaction now from republican lawmakers on using tariffs to force mexico to stop the flow of illegal immigrants into the u.s. listen. >> i think it was not a setback from the standpoint of how hard i'm going to work to get usmca passed so the president can have a big victory, but it makes it more difficult. >> there is not much support in my conference for tariffs, that's for sure. >> -- [inaudible] -- tariff will have a negligible impact. if we go to a 25% tariff, that's a whole different story -- [inaudible] -- our economy badly. i don't think we will get there. i don't. david: so mark, republicans are divided on this, but do you think the president's on the right track? >> i do. this is not a trade dispute. this is about national security. and if we were dealing with a country that was not one of our close allies and neighbors, we would have a different term for this -- for these actions. they would be called sanctions. but in this case, the president is using an economic incent

wolf. president trump will be here in normandy tomorrow to mark the. 5th anniversary of the d-day invasions. the president has been sounding combative recently whether it's his calls to raise tariffs on mexico or his battles on twitter. land inning ireland, president trump is making waves, stepping up his warning he'll impose new tariffs on mexico to crack down on the border. >> things are going to have the step up and if they don't, tariffs are going to go on and people won't have to worry about the tax because the companies will move back into the united states. there won't be any tariff. >> reporter: economists predict those tariffs would lead to higher prices for consumers. congress is sending mixed messages as gop lay-ups plan to rebel against the plan. >> after the tariffs are put in place, the mexican government will bear costs of that, we believe that these tariffs may not have to go into effect precisely because we have the mexicos' attention. >> reporter: the president addressed criticism he avoided service during the vietnam war. arguing he's helping the military as the commander

inductee says the million generated from that fare hike this year marked for new bart cars as well as a new train control system. wolf he says will improve the riders experience and he says that the money is yanked. it will put parts remaining budget in flux. >>where are the cuts going to be made if we're not going to the revenue that was anticipated with this inflation based adjustment will it come out of safety measures will it come station apartment. i don't know. >>as for writers they seem not to be opposed to a fare hike, those long as the money is spent and their priority. >>what do need to do is get ponies which on the system, i'm ok pain a little bit more it goes to newer safer cars more bart police to say for more comfortable right overall 6 votes are needed to put a halt to this fare hike the park board will discuss it at its next meeting on june, 13. that the embarcadero bart station dan kerman kron 4 news. >>coming up a mother of a victim from the ghost ship fire trial lashes out today. she says the defense is blaming her daughter for the deaths of those trapped inside the warehouse. >>during last year's

wolf. president trump will be here in normandy tomorrow to mark the 75th anniversary of d-day, but before that somber occasion, the president has been sounding awfully combative lately, picking fights on twitter and also renewing his call for tariffs on mexico. >> landing the ireland one day before the world marks the 75th anniversary of the d-day invasion, president trump is making waves, stepping up his warning that he'll impose new tariffs on mexico to crack down on the border. >> i think mexico has to step up, and if they don't, tariffs will go on and the people aren't going to have to worry about paying their tax, because the companies are going to move back into the united states. there won't be any tariff. >> but part of that is not quite true as economists predict those tariffs will lead to higher prices for american consumers. aides to president trump caution, the tariffs may not happen after all. >> after the tariffs are put in place, the mexican government will bear costs of that. we believe that these tariffs may not have to go into effect, precisely because we have the mexicans' a

mark mandel. delighted keepers at the safari park are celebrating the arrival of seven european wolf pups.often seen picking up the pups and moving them between dens at their enclosure at wiltshire safari park. the pups weighed half a kilo when they were born but are now able to eat small amounts of meat. this is the second litter born this year and boost the pack to 1a. wild wolves have been extinct in the uk for more than 250 years. the headlines on bbc news: it has been a day of events to mark the second anniversary of the grenfell tower tragedy. tonight the community gathers for a vigil and silent walk to remember the victims. front runnerfor the to remember the victims. front runner for the tory leadership borisjohnson front runner for the tory leadership boris johnson says front runner for the tory leadership borisjohnson says he will take part ina bbc borisjohnson says he will take part in a bbc tv debate with other contenders. two more hospital patients die in an outbreak of listeria linked to prepacked sandwiches. now it's time for news watch, presented this week by rebecca jones.

wolf. >> barbara, the president said he's naming the secretary of the army mark esper to be the new acting defense secretary. tell us about that. >> reporter: well he is very well known around the defense industry and the pentagon and with the generals and admirals at the most senior levels. as secretary of the army, he's in charge of training and equipping soldiers to be ready to deploy. but now as acting defense secretary, he is going to have to get briefed up very quickly by the time he takes charge on friday. he is going to have to know everything that a secretary of defense knows. launching of nuclear weapons, how to send special operations covert teams into combat and brief the president and the latest threat information at the highest levels of classification on north korea, russia, china, iran, all of it. and as we've discussed, wolf, right now it is an extraordinary thing. no permanent defense secretary in the united states for the u.s. military for six -- the last six months. the military will move on. it always does. it knows its job. this will not be a crisis for troops out on

marked the kem solemn d-day anniversary in france. pamela, any white house, first, any reaction first of all to these late breaking developments back here in washington? >> reporter: no reaction as of yet, wolf. you know, as president trump faces this growing list of issues back home while he's abroad, he did stick to the script today. in normandy, he put divisive rhetoric to the site and gave a unifying speech to world leaders and surviving veterans. >> reporter: after delivering a soaring speech about the importance of foreign alliances abroad at the 75th anniversary of d-day this morning -- >> our bond is unbe right backable. >> reporter: -- ow unbreakable. >> reporter: during an interview with fox news set to air later tonight and with the backdrop of an american cemetery behind him, the president reverted to the criticism of the russia investigation and special investigate robert muler. >> he made a fool out of himself, the letter he had to do to straight everyone out his testimony. his testimony was wrong. >> reporter: while also directing insults to the speaker of the house nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi, i call her nervous nancy. she's a disaster. let her do what she wants. you know w