boe and mr. hart for helping craft the language around the suggestions that i made on friday. >> thank you for the amendments. let's go ahead and take a motion to accept -- someone could make a motion to accept these amendment s. >> so moved. >> thank you. motion to accept the amendments, moved and without objection passes unanimously. [ gavel ] >> thank you, on the overall piece of legislation, >> i would like to make the motion to send as amended ai as a committee report with recommendation for hearing tomorrow, july 26th. >> the motion has been made and without objection this motion passed as a committee report with recommendation. thank you. [ gavel ] >> mr. clerk, what do we have next? >> that completes the agenda for today? >> excuse me? >> that completes the agenda. >> thank you, this meet is adjourned. thank you. [ gavel ] welcome to the ribb cutting d

boe and mr. hart for helping craft the language around the suggestions that i made on friday. >> thank you for the amendments. let's go ahead and take a motion to accept -- someone could make a motion to accept these amendment s. >> so moved. >> thank you. motion to accept the amendments, moved and without objection passes unanimously. [ gavel ] >> thank you, on the overall piece of legislation, >> i would like to make the motion to send as amended ai as a committee report with recommendation for hearing tomorrow, july 26th. >> the motion has been made and without objection this motion passed as a committee report with recommendation. thank you. [ gavel ] >> mr. clerk, what do we have next? >> that completes the agenda for today? >> excuse me? >> that completes the agenda. >> thank you, this meet is adjourned. thank you. [ gavel ] welcome to the ribb cutting and community preview for there bayview opera house, ruth williams memorial theater. [applause] everybody wants to go ahead and grab a seat or fi

boe and mr. hart for helping craft the language around the suggestions that i made on friday. >> thank you for the amendments. let's go ahead and take a motion to accept -- someone could make a motion to accept these amendment s. >> so moved. >> thank you. motion to accept the amendments, moved and without objection passes unanimously. [ gavel ] >> thank you, on the overall piece of legislation, >> i would like to make the motion to send as amended ai as a committee report with recommendation for hearing tomorrow, july 26th. >> the motion has been made and without objection this motion passed as a committee report with recommendation. thank you. [ gavel ] >> mr. clerk, what do we have next? >> that completes the agenda for today? >> excuse me? >> that completes the agenda. >> thank you, this meet is adjourned. thank you. [ gavel ] >>[gavel] >>good morning today is july 29, 2016 welcome to the local agency formation commission my name is john avila's i am the chair of the commission i am joined by supe

mr. burr: you were early, though. chairman hart: go figure. mr. burr: but metro has been using manual operations for a while. what is the ntsb's position on using automated operations on public rail transit systems? chairman hart: well, we're starting to seer that. the first place where we saw it big time was in airport trains. so most airports that you go to now, the trains are typically operatorless. i'm old enough to remember when elevators had operators. so, that shows how far back i go. but what we look at is what's the safest way to do it? if it's automation, then we're in favor of it. if it's not automation, then we're in favor of it. having problem with their automation and to their credit, they stopped using it when it wasn't working properly. of course, when you go manual that means you're going to have a more jerky ride because the starts are more jerky, the stops are more jerky. because i can compare it with the automated trains that i've ridden on in paris and singapore and they're just really, really smooth just like elevators are typ

caller: good morning mr. hart. ing to ask you about how you feel the wilder effect might apply to mr. trump. i also wanted to comment that when you try to paint mr. trump as a chaos candidate, i would submit that he is also an iconoclastic leader candidate. his views on trade, immigration, nato have really turned the and in many cases, both republicans and democrats are now agreeing with them where before him they were on opposite sides. guest: that is an exceptionally thoughtful and smart question. what has made donald trump unique in the selection process is, essentially, he is all part of the 360 degrees circle. theay show up any place on ideological spectrum. from that point of view, he infuriates some of the conservatives and he drills other people. -- thrills other people. that makes him a difficult target. at the same time, i go back to the other problem and more important problem, and that is the sense that the voters feel in terms of his personality. and his knowledge about the facts. fine for him to blow u

boe and mr. hart for helping craft the language around the suggestions that i made on friday. >> thank you for the amendments. let's go ahead and take a motion to accept -- someone could make a motion to accept these amendment s. >> so moved. >> thank you. motion to accept the amendments, moved and without objection passes unanimously. [ gavel ] >> thank you, on the overall piece of legislation, >> i would like to make the motion to send as amended ai as a committee report with recommendation for hearing tomorrow, july 26th. >> the motion has been made and without objection this motion passed as a committee report with recommendation. thank you. [ gavel ] >> mr. clerk, what do we have next? >> that completes the agenda for today? >> excuse me? >> that completes the agenda. >> thank you, this meet is adjourned. thank you. [ gavel ] one of the major t was asked to do is water system improvement program and one thing i looked at is about the 4.8 billion dollars wurthd of work and a lot of the work was re

chairman hart: thank you. mr. burr: and this is why i was chuckling earlier. mr. chairman, have you seen "terminator ii?" and aren't you afraid that if some level cars could become smarter than us? chairman hart: no, i have not seen "terminator ii" and it's very likely that cars will become smarter than us, but i'm not afraid of it. i think it'll be a good thing. mr. burr: thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to thank the staff of the national press club as well as the staff of the national press club journalism institute. thank you very much for being here, we are adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> this weekend on the c-span city's tour, along with our comcast cable partners, we will explore the history and literary life of provo, utah. has been's proprietor collecting rare books from all over the world for the last 30 years, including the original bring them young book of mormon -- brigham young "book of mormon." well, after it went through three printings they had a fall

caller: good morning mr. hart. s going to ask you about how you feel the wilder effect might apply to mr. trump. i also wanted to comment that when you try to paint mr. trump as a chaos candidate, i would submit that he is also an iconoclastic leader candidate. his views on trade, immigration, nato have really turned the and in many cases, both republicans and democrats are now agreeingith them where before him they were on opposite sides. guest: that is an exceptionally thoughtful and smart question. what has made donald trump unique in the selection process is, essentially, he is all part of the 360 degrees circle. theay show up any place on ideological spectrum. from that point of view, he infuriates some of the conservatives and he drills other people. -- thrills other people. that makes him a difficult target. at the same time, i go back to the other problem and more important problem, and that is the sense that the voters feel in terms of his personality. and his knowledge about the facts. fine for him to blow

we are not going to give mr. hart a hearing. think they totally usurped your authority and that's what mr. st. croix used to do on a regular basis but he only did that with the knowledge and permission of then members of the ethics commission. it wasn't as if they were dumber than a box of rocks into gnocchi was doing it. i've questions seriously whether he was directed in some cases to do it so you wouldn't have to deal with unpleasant matters. like my second complaint had to do with the city library and all the city commission members are appointed by the mayor and so to protect the mayor's ass you don't want to hear that complaint. in other words you want to deny me to process. i have a right to a hearing. the fact that some low-level bureaucrat on your staff can simply deny me that hearing and deny me any possibility of having you as a listen to the fax is egregious. but my whole comment here is the fact that you simply to be working in this document you think sunshine ordinance clearly lays things out and says any person who

we are not going to give mr. hart a hearing. think they totally usurped your authority and that's what mr. st. croix used to do on a regular basis but he only did that with the knowledge and permission of then members of the ethics commission. it wasn't as if they were dumber than a box of rocks into gnocchi was doing it. i've questions seriously whether he was directed in some cases to do it so you wouldn't have to deal with unpleasant matters. like my second complaint had to do with the city library and all the city commission members are appointed by the mayor and so to protect the mayor's ass you don't want to hear that complaint. in other words you want to deny me to process. i have a right to a hearing. the fact that some low-level bureaucrat on your staff can simply deny me that hearing and deny me any possibility of having you as a listen to the fax is egregious. but my whole comment here is the fact that you simply to be working in this document you think sunshine ordinance clearly lays things out and says any person who

caller: good morning mr. hart.ilder effect might apply to mr. trump. i also wanted to comment that when you try to paint mr. trump as a chaos candidate, i would submit that he is also an iconoclastic leader candidate. his views on trade, immigration, nato have really turned the and in many cases, both republicans and democrats are now agreeing with them where before him they were on opposite sides. guest: that is an exceptionally thoughtful and smart question. what has made donald trump unique in the selection process is, essentially, he is all part of the 360 degrees circle. theay show up any place on ideological spectrum. from that point of view, he infuriates some of the conservatives and he drills other people. -- thrills other people. that makes him a difficult target. at the same time, i go back to the other problem and more important problem, and that is the sense that the voters feel in terms of his personality. and his knowledge about the facts. fine for him to blow up at ted cruz, but it is not i'm for hi

croix himself i wasn't surprised mr. hart is not a good never missed a hearing before. we be surprised at all by don't look at eu askins and say, g i don't really trust you at all? now individually, if the shoe fits, wear it. i say at least a couple occasions that she does fit. because there were members of the commission when all this was going on and mr. st. croixgot a [inaudible] stick your head under the best. i'm going to come here and say the things that i feel need to be said and others won't say because they're beholden to you and they need your support for things that they want. in fact, the first amendment of the state constitution the brown act and the sunshine ordinance exist so people like me can come here and say things like this to people like you. >> you are your motion to adjourn moved and seconded. all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> tuesday, june 21, 2016, p.m. it is the regular meeting of commission on investment and infrastructure the successor agency to the san francisco redevelopment agency for tuesday, june

do we need any better example of what gary hart says than the old, tired idea mr.ondale tried out as the major theme of his acceptance speech? ,r. mondale wants higher taxes and when mr. mondale came out thehigher taxes to pay for promises he made to get his party nomination, millions of americans who remember his record as senator and vice president just shook their heads and said, there he goes again. [applause] and since mr. mondale's record from the day he first entered public life has been based on the idea of high taxes, big spending, and more government regulation and promises, promises, promises. , nos the same old story matter how mr. mondale another speakers at the democratic convention tried to dress it up. they talk about families, but when they say family, what they really mean is big government. they talk about values, but when they say values, what they really mean is big government regulation. and when they talk about said it bettery than president reagan. the only thing fair about the economic program the democrats gave us during the carter-mondale