mr. albert or mr. weikel talked about perspective that i now speak they did a far better job than i can. i will say the project is well served by transit right on the t line and provide the resources to upgrade the station and align and by the light rail transit necessary to be with to augment transit to the site. we also provide the funding necessary to deploy parking control officers and as mr. allard noted, they work. they work very well. one particular focus of our effort has been to ensure those traveling to the event center do not obstruct traffic to the hospital where ucsf. sir albert described the efforts they been made to secure local hospital ice. the account has said the transit service plan developed by sfmta to expand transit service to the site can be relied upon. but we are providing the funding necessary to implement it and we share sfmta's confidence it will work. i do want to note, there's backup litigation group by oci applies to the warriors. that is, if the transit service plan for

mr. albert. >> good afternoon peter from mta and going to be presenting i've a high-level of overview for the planning for the super bowl city in san francisco and a plug i'd like to and this is information that will continue to be developing as we go along but to get the word out before important privacy on the super bowl events and encourage people to stay tuned on the website as we make more and more progress let's just this in the super bowl city and the nfl will be posted we're looking at 9 days of events in downtown san francisco they will be textbook to twelve hours along longing and free to the public super bowl city is free and the nfl is a ticket event but they have all this in common their meant to be something for the region and the country i'll go date by date how that unfolds but some of the key components in those fence with games activations and get toe meet the nfl heros in the past and present and things for children and for die-hard nfl fans and shops the hours of those two events are pretty similar in mid-day to evening to the nfl experience will be starting at tension

mr. albert. >> good afternoon peter from mta and going to be presenting i've a high-level of overview for the planning for the super bowl city in san francisco and a plug i'd like to and this is information that will continue to be developing as we go along but to get the word out before important privacy on the super bowl events and encourage people to stay tuned on the website as we make more and more progress let's just this in the super bowl city and the nfl will be posted we're looking at 9 days of events in downtown san francisco they will be textbook to twelve hours along longing and free to the public super bowl city is free and the nfl is a ticket event but they have all this in common their meant to be something for the region and the country i'll go date by date how that unfolds but some of the key components in those fence with games activations and get toe meet the nfl heros in the past and present and things for children and for die-hard nfl fans and shops the hours of those two events are pretty similar in mid-day to evening to the nfl experience will be starting at tension

mr. albert excellent presentation members of the public. >> none has indicated an interest. >> thank you next mr. albert good presentation this has caused concern amongst our customers you have a good handle on this and glad you reminded people we've been dealing successfully with the transportation changes with event like this and i'll remind people that we use the streets for different things for a lot of different things we close them for oracle conventions another example of a longer way and again, i really am confident and hope we can minimize the disruption to our service bus rider do we have a plan to ramp up if we need to if we see you know day one has a problem we'll address that on day two and, etc., etc. to ramp up the success through the week. >> through the chair that's the pattern we vemthd in the plan we did a debriefly to figure out where our projections and people we're putting in the parking control officers and the transit routes are staged and been assessed with the debriefs with a better tomorrow that i was combrelsz we get the san francisco bay area focused in the m

mr. albert or mr. weikel talked about perspective that i now speak they did a far better job than i can. i will say the project is well served by transit right on the t line and provide the resources to upgrade the station and align and by the light rail transit necessary to be with to augment transit to the site. we also provide the funding necessary to deploy parking control officers and as mr. allard noted, they work. they work very well. one particular focus of our effort has been to ensure those traveling to the event center do not obstruct traffic to the hospital where ucsf. sir albert described the efforts they been made to secure local hospital ice. the account has said the transit service plan developed by sfmta to expand transit service to the site can be relied upon. but we are providing the funding necessary to implement it and we share sfmta's confidence it will work. i do want to note, there's backup litigation group by oci applies to the warriors. that is, if the transit service plan for

mr. albert has shown that it is. so, one other thing.he asked me to pass along that the labor council also remains supportive of the positive psu to reject the appeal and to prove the project. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is patricia britt number residence of the dogpatch. i'm here in support of the warriors arena. i feel the project is very important because, partially because of the warrior's commitment to improving the neighborhood. right now, as you've heard other speakers say, there is very little for us to do in our neighborhood. we have to go to other areas of the city for entertainment. we feel this project will bring a lot of activity to our neighborhood which would be great for us. i think that it will also provide many positive economic benefits to mission bay and to the dogpatch. the level of community outreach on the warrior's behalf has been exceptional. i've never spoken at a public hearing before. i've never felt strongly about a project and wanted to show my support for it but i felt welcome

mr. albert. >> good afternoon peter from mta and going to be presenting i've a high-level of overview for the planning for the super bowl city in san francisco and a plug i'd like to and this is information that will continue to be developing as we go along but to get the word out before important privacy on the super bowl events and

mr. albert or mr. weikel talked about perspective that i now speak they did a far better job than i can. i will say the project is well served by transit right on the t line and provide the resources to upgrade the station and align and by the light rail transit necessary to be with to augment transit to the site. we also provide the funding necessary to deploy parking control officers and as mr. allard noted, they work. they work very well. one particular focus of our effort has been to ensure those traveling to the event center do not obstruct traffic to the hospital where ucsf. sir albert described the efforts they been made to secure local hospital ice. the account has said the transit service plan developed by sfmta to expand transit service to the site can be relied upon. but we are providing the funding necessary to implement it and we share sfmta's confidence it will work. i do want to note, there's backup litigation group by oci applies to the warriors. that is, if the transit service plan for

mr. albert or mr. weikel talked about perspective that i now speak they did a far better job than i can. i will say the project is well served by transit right on the t line and provide the resources to upgrade the station and align and by the light rail transit necessary to be with to augment transit to the site. we also provide the funding necessary to deploy parking control officers and as mr. allard noted, they work. they work very well. one particular focus of our effort has been to ensure those traveling to the event center do not obstruct traffic to the hospital where ucsf. sir albert described the efforts they been made to secure local hospital ice. the account has said the transit service plan developed by sfmta to expand transit service to the site can be relied upon. but we are providing the funding necessary to implement it and we share sfmta's confidence it will work. i do want to note, there's backup litigation group by oci applies to the warriors. that is, if the transit service plan for

mr. albert. >> good afternoon peter from mta and going to be presenting i've a high-level of overview for the planning for the super bowl city in san francisco and a plug i'd like to and this is information that will continue to be developing as we go along but to get the word out before important privacy on the super bowl events and encourage people to stay tuned on the website as we make more and more progress let's just this in the super bowl city and the nfl will be posted we're looking at 9 days of events in downtown san francisco they will be textbook to twelve hours along longing and free to the public super bowl city is free and the nfl is a ticket event but they have all this in common their meant to be something for the region and the country i'll go date by date how that unfolds but some of the key components in those fence with games activations and get toe meet the nfl heros in the past and present and things for children and for die-hard nfl fans and shops the hours of those two events are pretty similar in mid-day to evening to the nfl experience will be starting at tension

mr. albert's. >> not to delay the room i'll have my colleague help me with the power point so first of allthank you, supervisors for having us come in the transportation parts of this whole project has been really driven around 3 things the themes that helped us establish whether or not we're doing a good job on the benchmark of safety as said in the climate we're in the anticipation of events we can't predict but aside two other themes that helped us one of the things the responsibility at mta and in partnership with so many other transportation providers bart and caltrans and golden gate working with us to make sure the san franciscans can get transforming work and back and forth to their homes make sure they run the errands and responsibilities they manage on top of that as we're as successful on matthew and outreach there should be extraordinary awareness and communication and anticipation of the meaning then an event people have enjoy and walk and building all the memorandum u multiple modes of transportation and minimize the amount of car traffic for the observance reasons here's the

mr. albert has shown that it is. so, one other thing.he asked me to pass along that the labor council also remains supportive of the positive psu to reject the appeal and to prove the project. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is patricia britt number residence of the dogpatch. i'm here in support of the warriors arena. i feel the project is very important because, partially because of the warrior's commitment to improving the neighborhood. right now, as you've heard other speakers say, there is very little for us to do in our neighborhood. we have to go to other areas of the city for entertainment. we feel this project will bring a lot of activity to our neighborhood which would be great for us. i think that it will also provide many positive economic benefits to mission bay and to the dogpatch. the level of community outreach on the warrior's behalf has been exceptional. i've never spoken at a public hearing before. i've never felt strongly about a project and wanted to show my support for it but i felt welcome

cbs news correspondent mark albert reports from the white house. mr. graham: today i'm suspending my campaign for president. mark: senator lindsey graham released an online video that says he's dropping out of the race for the white house. mr. graham: i believe we've run a campaign you can be proud of. we've put forth bold and practical solutions to big problems. mark: but those bold solutions for national security and other issues never attracted much attention from voters. the latest cbs news analysis shows graham was polling the highest in his home state of south carolina. but even there, polls showed he was in eighth place and only attracting about 1% of likely primary voters. the polling data shows donald trump still solidly ahead in south carolina and new hampshire, but there's a new leader in iowa -- ted cruz. all three states and chris christie is surging in new hampshire. trump was back in attack mode over the weekend, responding by phone to a claim hillary clinton made about him during the democratic debate saturday night. ms. clinton: he is

mr. smith on kreen. albert brooks is amaze, everybody's phenominal.ed to know how he carried himself differently. he looks different in the role. how did they achieve that? this is what he had to say. >> that's part of the benefit of being able to spend time with the actual person. because i just watched how he walk, and how he used his hand, my hair and make up really hooked me up. we did a thing where my ears were glued back. >> i was wondering that. >> yes, so we had had the prosthetics on that glued my ears back, these ears are discontinuingly will smith. these are will smith's ears. so that adjustment, and i had a small hairline adjustment on the front that changed the shape of my hairline to match bennett's. >> that's amazing. >> yes. >> you know, there is interesting article that came out monday. >> i gave the move a four out of five. and it is a very, very well made movie. he is incredible in the film. the script had some issues at times overall and makes you think and ask a the love questions and i gave it a four out of five. >> okay. so we h

mrs. iowa's news leader. -- this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci eight news at noon with mollie cooney. mollie: the iraqi military says it has recaptured the city of ramadi from isis forces. mark albert is at the white house with why u.s. officials are calling the victory symbolic and strategic. mark: iraqi soldiers battling isis forces in the city of ramadi say they have recaptured the town's government complex. on national television iraqi , military leaders declared victory. he says, "the city of ramadi has been liberated." but isis soldiers still hold pockets of the city, and iraqi forces are going door to door, hunting for the holdouts. isis has planted i.e.d.'s throughout the city, and it will take time to make the city safe again. cbs news security consultant mike morrell says holding on to ramadi will require sunni tribes working with the iraqi army. by sunni tribes, those two pieces, that's very important. the reason that's important is because that's what's going to have to lead the fight the rest of the way here. mark: while iraqi soldiers did the actual fighting, the u.s. supplied the weapons, the training, and the airstrikes. american officials called this a symbolic and

albert yas are hitting yet this sector what not mentioned even once. why is economic engine not a priority for this government? >> the honorable minister of finance. >> mr. speaker, we have inherited a situation that is more challenging than we had -- we are looking forward to making significant investments in our economy, to help grow the economy, because we recognize the challenges the canadians are facing across the country. we look forward to dog a better job for canadians in the years to come,. [applause] >> the honorable member. >> translator: thank you very much, mr. speaker. during the election campaign the prime minister made two major commitments. first, to run a deficit of $10 billion. and to bring in tax cut that would benefit everyone. but today canadians wake up and realize that's not threw. it's unrealistic, can at the prime minister stand up and tell canadians directly how much these broken promises are going to cost them? >> mr. speaker, we aspire to be transparent and open with canadians. our goal is to give canadians a clear understanding of the fiscal situation from which we can make investments that will maker a long-term difference

albert yas are hitting yet this sector what not mentioned even once. why is economic engine not a priority for this government? >> the honorable minister of finance. >> mr. speaker, we have inherited a situation that is more challenging than we had -- we are looking forward to making significant investments in our economy, to help grow the economy, because we recognize the challenges the canadians are facing across the country. we look forward to dog a better job for canadians in the years to come,. [applause] >> the honorable member. >> translator: thank you very much, mr. speaker. during the election campaign the prime minister made two major commitments. first, to run a deficit of $10 billion. and to bring in tax cut that would benefit everyone. but today canadians wake up and realize that's not threw. it's unrealistic, can at the prime minister stand up and tell canadians directly how much these broken promises are going to cost them? >> mr. speaker, we aspire to be transparent and open with canadians. our goal is to give canadians a clear understanding of the fiscal situation from which we can make investments that will maker a long-term difference

mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life of a community legend. r. veasey: reverend albert chu jr. he was born in a little town in east texas, and moved to fort worth where he pastored the shylow missionary baptist church, where he was pastor for 56 years he not only impacted the northside community where the church was locate bud the greater overall fort worth and tarrant county communities he served on the fort worth human relations commission the missionary baptist church general convention of texas, and also was one of the early founders of a group, the black excue men call leadership alliances, bela. reverend chu also previous to his service in the ministry was also a veteran of world war ii. he will be greatly missed in the fort worth community a great gentleman, a legend, and let's pray for our friends at the shylow missionary baptist church. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my rema