mike mcguire, state senator, is a member. many schools are scheduled to start and the state is short about 700,000 laptops and 300,000 hot spots. he estimates all that equipment could cost 500 million dollars to $1 billion. >> school districts should prepare in a worst-case scenario to be in distance learning through the greater part of this coming school year. that's why it's so critical that school districts go out and purchase the equipment that is needed for their students and they will be reimbursed by the state of california. >> reporter: reimbursed by $5.3 billion set aside in the state budget to help with distance learning, attached to new minimum requirements paid >> we want daily, live interaction with teachers and other students. students connecting with other students and teachers connecting daily on an interactive frame. >> reporter: mcguire said the task force is working with internet service providers to secure free or reduced cost internet for students and families. even if every kid gets a laptop and hot spot

i know executive director mcguire went into this in her presentation. it is believed when you look at that demographic, it is more representative of who is actually driving in san francisco. it is not comparison to the population who live in san francisco. it is a representative of who is driving in san francisco. >> but that may be true, chief, fine. that report is where that information comes from. the 96 talks about how you stop people. the numbers people being stopped not in a car but sfpd coming into contact with somebody stopped on the street. those numbers are in the 96 report and people of color are being stopped more frequently. excuse me. the portion of people being stopped are predominantly people of color. then when you put that aside, the stopping. another thing to point out is that the way this 96 report is done is not correct. if you look at the actual charter amendment with respect to 96 and what is required. it says we are to document the encounters that is sfpd has with the public. that is nowhere in the 96 report and why they are impo

i know executive director mcguire went into this in her presentation. it is believed when you look at that demographic, it is more representative of who is actually driving in san francisco. it is not comparison to the population who live in san francisco. it is a representative of who is driving in san francisco. >> but that may be true, chief, fine. that report is where that information comes from. the 96 talks about how you stop people. the numbers people being stopped not in a car but sfpd coming into contact with somebody stopped on the street. those numbers are in the 96 report and people of color are being stopped more frequently. excuse me. the portion of people being stopped are predominantly people of color. then when you put that aside, the stopping. another thing to point out is that the way this 96 report is done is not correct. if you look at the actual charter amendment with respect to 96 and what is required. it says we are to document the encounters that is sfpd has with the public. that is nowhere in the 96 report and why they are impo

i know executive director mcguire went into this in her presentation. it is believed when you look at that demographic, it is more representative of who is actually driving in san francisco. it is not comparison to the population who live in san francisco. it is a representative of who is driving in san francisco. >> but that may be true, chief, fine. that report is where that information comes from. the 96 talks about how you stop people. the numbers people being stopped not in a car but sfpd coming into contact with somebody stopped on the street. those numbers are in the 96 report and people of color are being stopped more frequently. excuse me. the portion of people being stopped are predominantly people of color. then when you put that aside, the stopping. another thing to point out is that the way this 96 report is done is not correct. if you look at the actual charter amendment with respect to 96 and what is required. it says we are to document the encounters that is sfpd has with the public. that is nowhere in the 96 report and why they are impo

mike mcguire is a member. with a few weeks before men schools are scheduled to start, he said the state is short about 700,000 laptops, 300,000 hot spots and estimates all of that equipment could cost $500 million to $1 billion. >> school districts should prepare in a worst-case scenario to be able to be in distance learning for the greater part of this coming school year. that is why it is so critical that school district goes out, purchase in the equipment that will be needed for their students and then they'll be reimbursed by the state of california. >> reporter: reimbursed by $5.3 being set aside in a state budget to help with distance learning attached to new minimal requirements. >> we want daily live interaction with students and teacher, and other students. . >> reporter: mcguire said the task force is also working with internet service providers to secure free or reduced cost internet for students and families, but even if every kid gets a laptop and hot spots, there will still be a gap, especially i

came out with a piece in vanity fair and ray mcguire is the senior african-american on wall street. you've had him on. vice chair of citibank investment banking and the other senior african-american john newton but ray's piece in vanity fair said it's time for corporations and investment banks to move away from the window dressing with minorities. the ceos have espoused a certain thing that they will try to do in terms of diversification and economic participation that message is nowhere close to therapy invest m bankers, capital market personnel we still get calls, scott. i know all the minority firms get calls. they'll have 10 diverse firms sharing 1% or 2% i know there's going be a piece coming out with trade options and that's why what's the degree level on wall street that you would put all these firms for one or two percent as opposed to doing something like you spoke of bill basicm akman. i think those issues are more important than who is up in the c suite. >> we'll leave it there today. i appreciate the conversation and your time. we'll pick it up next time you are welcome

i believe general mcguire will comment more on the specifics. we are hopeful to start this next week in arizona. i also want to thank our university partners and today specifically arizona state and dr. michael crow. the department of health services will partner with asu on a free saliva-based covid-19 testing. painless. capyou do is speak into a sewall, and the test is done with saliva -- all you do is and theo a capsule, test is done with saliva. the test will be free in the west valley. we will add additional sites and days. this will be ongoing the next couple of months. thank you to the researchers and developers at the university. and this testing begins on saturday. we are seeing some progress in arizona. we need to see more. we simply cannot let up. if we will stay at home, if we will make safer decisions, if you need to do something and go out and do it and go home, and we keep pressing. tos is a good excuse whatever series your friend have talked about on netflix to watch it or rewatch it or pick up your reading habit again. any excus

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and now it major general michael mcguire. general mcguire: thank you, governor. we have been providing capacity to the testing, provided by hhs and fema. the 60,000 test will begin tomorrow. federal -- fellow citizens use the health care website to preregister. we plan to do 2500 test each day at the two sites for a total of 5000. police ande phoenix national guardsmen. ine will be assisting registration and logistics and wraparound services. our hhs contracted health care workers will do a quick self-administered test, pcr testing. we have a contract with an out-of-state lab so we don't put additional pressure on our state lab. we're looking to get those turned around in 24 to 78 hours. additionally, the rural testing. we completed white mountain apache tests yesterday and today. the community of white river. 22 of our national guardsmen assisting our tribal partners. we are continuing to work to ensure the logistics and food supply, looking to extend our mission beyond the 24th of july in the food bank and food distribution missions we have been running out-of-

. >> i used to try to get that mark mcguire home run ball. >> while fans can be there, there is no shortage of excitement. >> they will be the champions of 2020, covid or not. >> they sold out 60,000 plus in the past. now instead of walking back to a seat, this fan is running to his car to watch the game at home. >> we would be crossing the ramp. i'm a season ticket holder. >> and they are missing out on revenue, they made $35 million in gate receipts alone in 2019. >> we are talking about billions of dollars across the industry. locally we obviously normally have a billion and a half or more fans per season. >> he sees the season as a bridge to the future. and what is back is some sense of normalcy. >> it is a it is back in a way that is special in its own right. we want to celebrate that we can play, our fans are back, we can celebrate them. >> dave back engineering staffs, many seasonal employees are out of work. this series will shift over to oracle park tomorrow night. >> andrea, thank you. >> gabe kapler joined his players to make a big statement before tonight game. dennis o'donnell

tony mcguire is an archaeologist an anthropologist who specializes in the location next invasion of unmarked graves and i'm no just itching to get. it. so with that area unavailable for the files and burials it is even clear of the remaining area cannot speak of the true extent of the graveyards. the most probable scenario is that in reality it extends i that's where faintly visible part way here on the 974 picture or right up to the walled garden here. and that is a cause of deep concern because of something else we have discovered. this plan produced by a tipperary town council was submitted to the commission a copy has found its way to us. it describes a sewage pipe installed in the late ninety's which runs from an inspection hatch here directly beside the current angel's plots to an inspection hatch here and beyond. but as we've established that plan is wrong in several important respects. the inspection hatches are actually here and here and between them in the projects apparently agreed between the nuns and the council a sewage system has been constructed in land which may well contain

i don't like about the mcguire ball only look like a ball there oh and now he's famous. bob now has a new purpose in life thanks to odette. once a week the pair head off to school together. with bob in the passenger seat. i'm talking reaction like oh if you go back people really think you speak so they think i just want to round with the plumbing understood me which is also funny. now comes one of odets favorite moments. like for. promoting animal welfare with bob as her sidekick after a quick introduction the children and flamingo get better acquainted. the children are much shyer than bob who is well versed in these meet and greets odette spent months training him. the most which is to make children fall in love with the well so that the season the best of the show through. will have been built with more understanding of what they will see in the world she then teaches them about plastic waste and animal conservation a discarded old kite can be a death trap for flamingos and other animals. also means a lovely pig flamingo like bob could get tangled up in this and would

. >> state senator mike mcguire, who is on the states digital divide task worse, says the state has set aside more than $5 billion to help districts with distance learning. there also working with internet providers for free or reduced cost service. >>> the apple cofounder steve wozniak is suing youtube and its parent company, google. is one of 18 plaintiffs who filed a lawsuit this week claiming bit coin scams. he is demanding youtube remove his images from scan video that convinces users to transfer their crypto currency in hopes of getting double in return. the lawsuit praised twitter for active and decisively and quickly last week when hackers gave access to high-profile accounts and posted crypto giveaway messages. >>> the city of richmond has named visa french their first female chief in their 110 year history. french has been serving as interim chief for the past 10 months and was assistant chief after that. she said she knows her employment comes at a pivotal time, after the death of george floyd and the black lives matter protest. she says are black and puerto rican background

. >> reporter: and 39-year-old renada mcguire, a mother of six, losing her fight against covid. >> and then it was even harder to come back and tell the kids that she didn't make it. >> reporter: her brother calling her children from her hospital bed before she passed away. >> my main thing was to call her kids and let them tell her how much they really loved her. you know, so, that's the best i could do for her at that time, was to let her kids tell her how much they really loved her. >> reporter: houston rockets star russell westbrook, one of the nba's biggest stars, testing positive for covid-19. learning before he traveled to the nba bubble in orlando. instead he stayed behind in texas. westbrook says he feeling well and is quarantined, but is urging everyone, "please take this virus seriously. be safe. mask up." adding, "#whynot." over the weekend in orlando, disney world starting its phased reopening at magic kingdom and animal kingdom with temperature checks, face masks, and sanitizing stations. the texas governor, who originally resisted a statewide mask order, now pleading wit

go ahead, ma'am. >> my name is mary mcguire. i've been san francisco taxi driver since 1979. i hope you have time to read my email which addresses the subject of the covid-19 emergency policy and modifications. recent studies by your agency they determined that the majority of the group is over 65. the high risk population. we've been advised by the governor of california and the mayor of san francisco to limit our contact with the general public. at the same time, stated by your agency to work in a high risk environment with very close proximity to the general public. we should not have to risk our lives to make that possible. on behalf of myself and my fellow people i ask that you direct staff to legislate an emergency modification that will suspend this driving requirement for the calendar year 2020 or until the safe vaccine or affordable covid-19 treatment is available. this is not our fault. we love the streets of san francisco. we love cab driving and the tours and the people that live here. we do all want to be out there working again. i want to. we want the world to b

general mcguire. >> thanks, governor. since we last met, as i mentioned our primary line of effort this week has been providing operational capacity to the testing that's being provided by hhs and fema as federal partners to resource the 60,000 test that is will begin tomorrow. as the governor mentioned we asked that all of my fell no citizens out there use a health care website, that charge testing site to pre-register. we plan to do 2500 tests each day at two sites for a total of 5,000. when you arrive in your vehicle you'll probably see phoenix public safety and law enforcement folks doing traffic control along with some national guardsmen. some of our national guardsmen will be assisting in logistics and wrap around services and hhs contracted health care workers will actually do a quick test where it will be self-administered pcr testing and then we've contracted with an out of state lab so we don't put initial-- or additional pressure on our state labs. we're looking to get the tests turned around in 48 to 72 hours.

john mcguire, bbc news, bristol. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz.und about 25 celsius. compare that to liverpool, only 15, still around 19 in the northeast of england. so by the time we get to around six o'clock, the band of cloud and rain, this is the weather front, still across the north of england, parts of wales, but there's a tendency for it to sleep a little bit further south. 0vernight you can see some heavier rain developing across southern parts of the country where it is going to be mild, 16 degrees overnight, in the north of the uk come a lot fresher, temperatures in single figures. tomorrow the atla ntic single figures. tomorrow the atlantic air spreads across england, a much better day in yorkshire, the northwest of england more sunshine here, but a fresh one, 17, and cooler in the south also.

go ahead, ma'am. >> my name is mary mcguire. i've been san francisco taxi driver since 1979. i hope you have time to read my email which addresses the subject of the covid-19 emergency policy and modifications. recent studies by your agency they determined that the majority of the group is over 65. the high risk population. we've been advised by the governor of california and the mayor of san francisco to limit our contact with the general public. at the same time, stated by your agency to work in a high risk environment with very close proximity to the general public. we should not have to risk our lives to make that possible. on behalf of myself and my fellow people i ask that you direct staff to legislate an emergency modification that will suspend this driving requirement for the calendar year 2020 or until the safe vaccine or affordable covid-19 treatment is available. this is not our fault. we love the streets of san francisco. we love cab driving and the tours and the people that live here. we do all want to be out there working again. i want to. we want the world to b

. >> i would be happy to start and tom mcguire could add to this. the tenderloin has the greatest concentration of vulnerable people in all of san francisco and that covers all categories of vulnerability. it's also a neighborhood that historically has had three-way bound traffic through it and in this period of covid time, from mobility perspective in san francisco, there's no need for routing freeway-bound traffic through the tenderloin and for the entire tenderloin, south of ellis and east of hyde, streets where we're currently running buses on, from a basic mobility functional perspective, there's no need for vehicular traffic. what there is a need for and it's related to the fact that the tenderloin has the highest concentration of vulnerable populations in san francisco, if therthere is a need for unimpedd emergency access and it has by far the highest call rate for the fire department and the building heights in the tenderloin all require the big fire trucks with the ladders and stabilizers in order to be able to operate in the tenderloin and

. >> good afternoon i want to think carlos mcguire for hosting us in jackson and thank you to mayor carlos and manus to all the work he has done over many months working closely with us in the state government. we came to jackson and i think early march when this pandemic was really starting to pick up steam, at that point i don't know if miami-dade had a case, positive, maybe a couple but it was obviously much different than what were finding here. -- [shouting] >> over 4000 people have died, you have no plans and you're doing nothing. shame on you. >> at that time when we had -- when we were here we had a whole bunch of concerns about what would end up happening in the next few weeks and months craig we had concerns about testing, we were able to get test, we were not able to get test for all the people who needed them at the time, in fact there were probably hundreds of tests being conducted today statewide and nationally just thousands of tests that we would be doing, that was a huge concern, how do you get testing going and there was a big concern about a lack of personal protective e

we're going to be talking with general mcguire, who's the head of the arizona national guard as well as the department of emergency management here in just a little bit about where does the state go from here because the numbers are not expected to improve in any way over the next week or two. what you have seen out of those numbers yesterday are record-break. record-breaking of hospitals as well. we should expect something in the next couple of minutes. the president of the united states just a little bit ago said the country was opening up successfully, which here in arizona, it's tough to make that case. and when you're looking at where they go from here, the vice president was very congratulatory and praised the work of governor ducey, but now earlier this week, it was the governor's office that had to put in new restrictions as the numbers continue to skyrocket. the question is to what extent will the federal partners be able to help the state here over the weeks ahead, craig. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you. in a few hours, vice president pence will arrive at another hot spot, al

she starred in jerry mcguire, and most recently this movie.ime off to spend time with their two children. >>> today, a funeral ceremony for the late mayor. the only relatives in a small group of officials attended. his party was found last friday. he reportedly had been embroiled in sexual harassment allegations before his death and police said there was no sign of homicide. at this time, the exact cause of death is unknown. >>> the coronavirus outbreak has reshaped the presidential race in three key states. the battleground shows joe biden is leading president donald trump by six points in florida. they are tied in arizona and 46% and in texas biden is down by a point. biden has made gains in part because most say their state's efforts to contain the virus are not going well and in all three states, they say their state reopened too soon and feel their state wh too fast under pressure from the trump administration. most voters also say the president is doing a bad job handling the outbreak. >>> human trials have begun for a potential covid-19

she started jerry mcguire and other movies. they wanted to think fans and he also thanked the staff and would be grateful for the doctors. all centers that helped as well as her friends and loved ones who have been by her side were thanked and he also added that he will be taking some time off to thhetwo children. >>> a fire broke out on a massive naval ship in san diego causing an explosion. a total of 16 people including 15 sailors are now hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. fire crews had issued a shelter- in-place order for the surrounding area as they worked to battle the blaze. the 840 foot ship is bigfor al the waterline. when the fire broke out, flames had thick black smoke across the san diego skyline. no word yet on a cause. >>> in san francisco, one person is dead and another injured in a house fire in the neighborhood right here just after 11:00 on sacramento street. authorities say the victim was injured in the fire but is expected to be okay. >>> the new guidelines shows the winchester mystery house i

renada mcguire was a devoted mother to the sien she leaves behind.est is 19.ge her yo, just 6 years old. the disabilities of two of her children inspired her to work with other childr t and adults disability community. born and raised in st. augustine, flid renada's brother described her as fun-loving and generous. he said she loved to make people laugh and smile. rena was 39 years old. edna raper-- or dolly, to friends-- waan "outstanding" cherokee citizen, said the nation'srincipalhief. the 67-year-old was one of few fluent cherokee speakersher neighborhood, and known for making the best biscuits and f bread. otnd and generous, dolly never complained--ven while fightingreast cancer in her early sixties. the matriarch of her family, dolly raised four children with her husband, frank in oklahoma. they had thirteen grandchildren and one great-grandchild. ♪ ♪ >> woodruff: as protests and rallies against racism escalate throughout the country, boston artist robert "problak" gibbs says rather than put his voice front and center, he'll paint the backdrop.

jennifer mcguire, a pediatric neurologist at the children's hospital philadelphia, about the frequencyf the cases. >> it appears that the incidence of these complications is relatively low, however, if we're going to have such a high volume of total cases across the country, even a low percentage that has a neurologic complication could turn into a lie absolute number. so i think that the better that we aggressively first try to just understand what this is -- >> and katy, doctors looking at this say it's not yet clear what the cause or mechanism is by which the virus impacts the brain. there's a number of potential reasons it could be happening but what they say really important, is for parents, family members who express these symptoms, hallucinations, fatigue, loss of memory. even slurred speech, to contact a doctor immediately. >> it might not be happening frequently, but it is something certainly to watch out for just in case. willem marx, thank you very much. >> the $600 weekly enhanced unemployment assistance for out of work americans expires in a week. and we continue to see si

take a listen to part of our conversation, when i ask general mcguire whether the state of arizona ispared going forward. >> getting resources to us, equipment, ppe, those types of things. as we prioritize based on greatest need. arizona is a priority state for those types of things. we are prepared. we have -- we have been working towards this, as i told people months ago, we built out st. luke's. we stockpiled ppe, we did this in the hope there wouldn't be a second wave or a first wave or whatever wave we're going to call this. >> katy, you heard him mention st. luke's. that's a hospital facility that is prepared to be open, essentially they would have 334 beds in a necessity that hospital expansion is needed. they also plan to have by next week 300 guardsmen helping with contract tracing efforts here at the county level. katy. >> vaughn hillyard, vaughn, thank you very much. >> california governor gavin newsom is rolling back his state's reopening. some nonessential businesses including indoor dining will close again in 19 counties. as the governor warns that the virus is spreading

because this president so often finds the truth unwelcome, he has fired dni coats, acting dni mcguire, acting deputy dni, mr. hallman, deputy dni, sue gordon, an ic inspector general michael atkinson, a 40-year intelligence veteran was dismissed by mr. trump's acting dni. intelligence professionals who volunteer to do difficult, dangerous jobs including those who risk their lives every day around the world, must know that our country's leaders have their backs. instead, they've been subject to disrespect. for a signature period of this year, there was not a single senate-confirmed senior official at the office of the dni. this alarms me and it should alarm the american public. the leadership roles you have agreed to undertake are challenging under the best of circumstances. mr. miller, our terrorist adversaries have not simply disappeared. those of us on this committee know that plots continue every day. american men and women deployed in harm's way in syria, iraq, afghanistan, and elsewhere are terrorist target and is some thefr ma never made it back to their families. i look forward

district judge might try to reach an accommodation by saying - which you have, the brief of damage mcguire and it points out that the prior rule didn't pirate the health plan of little sisters and they think it did and you think it didn't. my goodness, we shouldn't be able to monkey with it in some way since everybody agrees it is ok. all right. now those advantages i see are going back and making a different kind of argument. put all of the arguments in a different legal box. why not? >> your honor, i don't disagree with any of that. i do think the rules were arbitrary and cabreeshes. -- capricious. authorities did not support the rules and there is no need to go any further and say while they had the authority, did they exercise it correctly? the language is ambiguous. it reflects similar language in paragraph 3 immediately preceding. that refers to the fact that the guidelines in paragraph 3, the bright horizons guidelines were funded and kb conducted and produced by the american academy of pediatrics. congress borrowed that language. it refers back to preventive care and screenings. we

it might just be a little bit more engagement. john mcguire is talking about staycations as well.ave a look at the weather. if you're about to be going away, you are in luck. nick will have all that for us. as you've heard this morning, captain sir tom moore will receive his knighthood from the queen today, but months after he began his fundraising efforts — he continues to inspire others to do the same. maureen lightbody from groomsport in county down, turned 95 yesterday — she's walked a thousand steps each day since the beginning of lockdown, raising almost £13,000 for charity. our northern ireland correspondent chris page has been to meet her. this is the last lockdown lap from maureen lightbody. on her 95th birthday, she is, for the 95th time, walking the roman mile. that is 1000 pieces. the venue for the strolling and striding has been the playing field next to her home. at every single one of the last 95 days, you've been doing this walk. i've been doing this walk, this one way, or 95 days. weather has been so kind to me, that's why so good. and the completion of the challe

♪ hey now hey now this is what dreams are made of ♪ >> reporter: she catapulted to fame as lizzie mcguire as taylor swift said, there is a special place in hell for women who don't help other women. >> reporter: but with production on hold hilary duff the mother of two is enjoying a break spending time with family and finding creative ways to have fun. >> so we find any items we can in the garage and we create obstacle courses in the backyard and time ourselves and i'm definitely exhausted by the end of the day trying to keep up with the kids. >> reporter: hilary and her husband matt also working to set a a good example during these challenging times, posting this photo with her daughter banks after driving past a crowded house party with no masks on and no social distancing. >> it was so upsetting to me. i mean my husband was like livid. i was like i want to go get eggs. i was like you're not going to get eggs. as parents we have to be responsible. >> reporter: instead telling their daughter she is too cool to ever need to do that. >> we are in a complete crisis. i hope that's not going

she starred in movies such as jerry mcguire and twins. husband john travolta confirmed the news on instagram with the caption, kelly's love will always be remembered. more on this wit carley shimkus coming up later this hour. >> john: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez suggesting that the recent surge in new york city crime is linked to unemployment. she says some residents need to "shoplift some bread in order to lead their children. let's bring in governor mike huckabee. good to see it this morning. >> when she says it routes shoplifting bread, i didn't realize that tiffany's and gucci under louis vuitton are selling bread now. a lot of people are breaking into those doors and taking purses and high-end items. i guess they went out home and ate them. as soon as you think she can't say anything more ridiculous, she goes out and says something more like this. it's an insult to what is truly happening in new york. >> john: she made these comments in a virtual town hall last week, excerpts of which were released over the weekend. let's

additional scrutiny, as well as potentially design assistance that will likely take more time and tom mcguire, you may have more things to say. >> i think that was a good summary, jeff. the only other point i would add is that this has been an opportunity for the mta to flex its muscle in terms of its rather than trying to drag every applicant through any policy consideration. consideration we could all dream of. an important thing we'll see now that we pushed through what jeff describes requests for repurposing of the curb lane, there are some districts and restaurants and merchants who want to do something more dramatic and impactful like taking over some or all of the street and that does require yaryardcoordination with the emy services. our priority is just that has been to say yes to as many things as possible and only when there's an obvious physical or operational barrier to operation. >> and then my last question, the nature of the slow streets, everything is changing so quickly now. it seems at some point we talked about the slow streets as really really, they're a substitute of tra

additional scrutiny, as well as potentially design assistance that will likely take more time and tom mcguire, you may have more things to say. >> i think that was a good summary, jeff. the only other point i would add is that this has been an opportunity for the mta to flex its muscle in terms of its rather than trying to drag every applicant through any policy consideration. consideration we could all dream of. an important thing we'll see now that we pushed through what jeff describes requests for repurposing of the curb lane, there are some districts and restaurants and merchants who want to do something more dramatic and impactful like taking over some or all of the street and that does require yaryardcoordination with the emy services. our priority is just that has been to say yes to as many things as possible and only when there's an obvious physical or operational barrier to operation. >> and then my last question, the nature of the slow streets, everything is changing so quickly now. it seems at some point we talked about the slow streets as really really, they're a substitute of tra