mr. holmes, apologies for interrupting you. just to clarify, the $90 million that we are talking about and discussing today will cover 21 canopies, as 19 base in the contract plus the two pilots? >> that's correct. >> commissioner fewer: this does not include the option for three additional canopies that we have the option of adding on later on; is that correct? >> that's correct. >> commissioner fewer: and the cost of the additional three canopies, do you have an estimate cost if we wanted to extend for three other stations how much that would be? >> i believe we do. i can make sure we have that if tim doesn't have it with my colleague sits behind me. >> commissioner fewer: thank you. you're telling us you also installed these structures over the 19th street station in oakland; correct? at the 19th street bart station in oakland, you had constructed one of these canopies over there? >> yes, that's correct. >> commissioner fewer: and that was at a cost of $2.3 million? >> yes, that's correct. >> commissioner fewer: and the one

won't have an accord at any price the story isn't finished more specifically and more dramatically mr holmes said i will not be the front minister who sacrifices french agriculture on the altar of an international agreement similarly the french foreign minister said it remains to be seen whether france would support the deal french president emanuel mccraw on the hill draft agreement is a good deal after last. it is landmark announcement following a full 20 years of negotiation between the e.u. in the south american trading bloc a presidential spokesperson later said quote france is not ready yet ready to ratify and all these comments follow the statement of a $23000000.00 member farmers union that the deal would be remembered as quote a very dark moments. here to dive into the details of this emerging story is ruben corteen a president of the un i global union which represents 20000000 members and 150 countries joining us from one cyrus president welcome boom bust. mr cortina you're much do you yes could your union represents workers in america certain nations argentina brazil part of why i

won't have an accord at any price the story isn't finished more specifically and more dramatically mr holmes said i will not be the front minister who sacrifices french agriculture on the altar of an international agreement similarly the french foreign minister said it remains to be seen.

won't have an accord at any price the story isn't finished more specifically and more dramatically mr holmes said i will not be the front minister who sacrifices french agriculture on the altar of an international agreement similarly the french foreign minister said it remains to be seen whether france would support the deal french president emmanuel micron hailed draft agreement as a good deal after last friday's landmark announcement following a full 20 years of negotiation between the e.u. in the south american trading bloc a presidential spokesperson later said quote france is not ready yet ready to ratify and all these comments follow the statement of a 23000000 member farmers union that the deal would be remembered as quote a very dark moment. here to dive into the details of this emerging story is ruben corteen a president of the un i global union which represents 20000000 members and 150 countries joining us from one cyrus president welcome boom bust. mr cortina you're much do you yes could your union represents workers in america certain nations argentina brazil part of why in order

mr. treanor: holmes. holmes is not a great justice in terms of law. [laughter] but in terms of aphorisms, nobody better. justice kagan: justice brandeis was a wonderful writer and wonderful justice as well. mr. treanor: justice marshall, phrases for the ages. those are the ones i'd think about it. justice kagan: you couldn't try to imitate any of these people. they were too long ago, write in ways that are not very 2019, you know. mr. treanor: that's true. you have to come up with your own voice. and times change. but i think you couldn't write like justice jackson. one couldn't write today like justice jackson. i think it would be inauthentic. if you said that. justice kagan: people would be like, what is she doing? [laughter] who talks like that anymore, you know? mr. treanor: one other topic, and then we'll open it up for questions in a couple of minutes. talking about leadership. there was a wonderful course on women in leadership. you've been both a leader of a law school and a leader on the court. what is your model of leadership? is it different

holmes-norton's bill. no hearings on that bill. they want to go with contempt instead. i would urge the committee to vote against it. i yield back. mr. chairman: i see you submitted an amendment. would you like to testify on that amendment now? >> if that is appropriate for the chair. we have five amendments. we offered these all in committee. mr. chairman: one amendment. but go ahead. >> they are all facts. one says the number of documents i just described and the fact mr. gore voluntarily appeared in front of the committee. the other says the secretary of commerce produced his documents. the other says the secretary of commerce continued to engage with the committee. we have witnesses coming later this month. the last two are the most important to reiterate what we said. we offered all these in committee. these are all just facts. a citizenship question is asked by dozens of countries around the world, and the united kingdom and united nations recommends countries solicit citizenship information. the final amendment resolves that a citizenship question is not new and has appeared on every census from 1820 to 1950 and every longfor

mr al ansari thank you. well the u.s. president says officials will no longer deal with the british ambassador in washington called the white house dysfunctional and inept in a series of leaked diplomatic cables john holmes in london. he holds a pivotal position in global diplomacy yet the words of the u.k.'s ambassador to the united states kim darrick are anything but diplomatic leaving the british government writhing in embarrassment and expressing its deep regret in leaked memos the trump white house is described as uniquely dysfunctional clumsy and inept u.s. policy on iran is incoherent chaotic the ambassador concludes we don't really believe this administration is going to become substantially more normal less dysfunctional less unpredictable the prime minister's office said she disagreed with the content of the memos but foreign secretary jeremy hunt was keen to defend the eyes and ears of the government in foreign capitals of course we've met i made it clear that i don't share the ambassador's assessment of either the us administration or relations with the us administration but i do defend his right to make that frank assessment and it's very important that our diplomats all over the world conti