thank you, mr. logan, for your work and your presentation. we look forward to continue dealing with this emerging mobility sector. mr. clerk, next item please. >> item 10, preliminary fiscal year 2018-2019 annual budget and work program. this is information item. >> good morning. cynthia fong. what i have before you today is information item. this is your first look at the t.a.'s preliminary fiscal year 2018-2019 annual budget and work program. i will first walk you through the number rs and pass it over to director tilly chang to wake you through the agency's annual work program. as you are well aware of, the t.a. has five to six responsibilities. the prop k, c.m.a., the prop a programs and the timma program. and revenues this year were forecasted to total to $123.2 million. this is $4 million lower than last fiscal year, so the current fiscal year in right now due to funding for the island and the project will be island improvement project. that project will be wrapping up in the summer, this coming summer of 2018. we also have federal and

mr. logan, thank you again. do i have any other discussion questions, comments? no. thank you so much both of you for the work on that. i'm glad we'll be seeing you again with a strategy because we look forward to that very much. all right. i see i have a public speaker comment card up there, but we've closed public comment on this item. what is that on? >> this is for discussion as to whether to invoke -- >> excellent. >> madam chair, would you like to discuss 10.5 at this point? >> yes. do we have -- i believe we need to continue that item. is that correct. >> yes. >> all right. so as we continue that item, i would just remind staff to circle back with the cac since they had concerned around this as well. as we're figuring out what to do about that one, we can also loop back with the cac to explain that as well. all right. so 10.5 we will continue. so we will move on. >> discussion as to whether or not to invoke the important client privilege. we have a comment. >> thank you, again. i note that the closed session concerns the lawsuit that the san francisco federal

reached a milestone where a draft report has been released and with this i would like to introduce mr. logan with the transportation authority. >> welcome. >> good afternoon, i'm a senior transportation planner for the county of transportation authority and i'm excited to bring this report to all of you. i'm going to give awe brief overview of our report and kind of how it got here today. the first and foremost is that the nexus of this report is that both our board and yours have seen a lot of different services on our streets and some of them we didn't recognize. we want to make sure we're understanding what was out on our streets and evaluate whether or not they are helping us meet our long-range and short range transportation goals. i'll go over briefly what we're saying when we're talking about emerging mobility services and technologies. i'll remind everyone, again, about the 10 guiding principles that both this board and the transportation commission adopted last june. then go into the evaluation methodology that we both worked with the sf mta on. finally provide recommendations for o

mr. logan's right is neil kelly who is the registrar of voters for orange county, california, the fifth largest voting jurisdiction in the united states serving more than 1.5 million registered voters. mr. kelly has led that office through the largest cycle of elections in the county's 129- year history. and he's the past president of the national and california associations of elections officials. and one thing that makes me particularly proud to be up here with these three panelists is that they have been deeply involved and shown great leadership and are incredibly well regarded in the election verification community amongst people who have been studying and following election security issues. and they're incredibly well versed but also incredibly well respected. and most importantly for our purposes, incredibly thoughtful about the issues that are facing us and the challenges that are facing us. so what we're going to talk about today are legal and policy solutions to election systems vulnerabilities. so we've heard a little bit about active measures. if we can go down a credible rabbit hol

and finally to dean logan right is mr. kelly the fifth-largest jurisdiction serving more than 1.5 million registered voters. he was the opposite of the largest cyberelection and the past president of the natiol and cafornia association of election officials. and one thing that makes me proud here is to be deeply involved and to show great leadership and to be incredibly well regarded in the election verification community for those who have been studying and following security issues. and most important thoughtful about the issues that are facing us and the challenges facing us. so what we are talking about today we could go down a rabbit hole with the many different ways we are at-risk and how we are vulnerable to hacking or other manipulations but today was the policymakers can do and what they can do in the future to protect the election system. so i would just like to start with my neighbor candace, just a few brief thoughts to kick us off and give candice hoke a moment to share the thoughts and reactions to this issue

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if that is true, then mike flynn violated the logan act and so did mr. > leave tight the trump administration to bring out the logan act. >> now a report claims former obama secretary of state john kerry has been involved in quote unquote shadow diplomacy to save the iran deal. here to debate, rebecca heinrics and david dafoya. where's the outrage now. >> secretary kerry is engaging in discussions with iran. that's something former secretaries of state don't do so soon after they've left office, especially with aned adversaryf the government. i think he should be cautious. we don't know what he said. in order for this to be a logan act investigation, he has to do thing to undermine the u.s. government's current position in a dispute with iran. pe would have to know about what he said. and it's important to keep in mind that while people talked about a logan act investigation for flynn within, it's not whatd guilty to. >> remember, the logan act is a 200-year-old law that has never been enforced. it's a pile of bologna. donald trump had been elected, presi

mrs. mac is credited with teaching children to be greater than what 'statistics' show they'll become. the mother who nominated her says logan a 'life changer.' if you know a teacher you'd like to nominate -- go on our website, kron four dot com. choose 'features' - and click on 'teacher of the week.' grant and vicki? (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there were a few more clouds moving across our skies today. low clouds and fog were very stubborn at the coast and kept temperatures much cooler there. it was still sunny elsewhere but the temperatures cooled a little compared to yesterdays highs. you can see some showers moving into northern california today while we see more clouds in the bay area. you can see the storm on the satellite image. it's falling apart as it approaches the coast. it will likely help deepen the marine layer which means more low clouds and fog and coastal drizzle. wednesday will begin mostly cloudy before seeing partial clearing in the afternoon. temperatures will also b

mr. maris: i think we are seeing this over and over again, there is also much ample liquidity in the system you are seeing t t logannnounced every week and there is still a lot of consolidation meeting to happen. even though rates are going up from 2% daily 3% where we are in the 10 year today, it is still substantially less than we have been historically. deals can make sense and you get available atancing a very attractive rate that will be well below what you think earnings growth is going to be. and what returns are going to be going forward. if we have normal growth and true global economic expansion and we are seeing that, these deals make sense. the cost of debt is easy to find and you are likely to go ahead and continue to have more deals occurring. give us your all caps on industrials, especially groups that have seen underinvestment that may be changing now? mr. maris: this is kind of my favorite place to invest right here and that in a lot of the mining stocks and the music industrials are out there, this is a group that for essentially the last decade has had to really exist under very tough conditions,

mr. trump himself and we need to deal with that. what would russia get in return. and we know from undisputed evidence that mike flynn was relief.on and violating the logan act. this president and others in his administration have tried to cut russia breaks. ou are right to focus on the "part. another reason why we have to let this investigation run its course. mr. perlmutter: i know my friend from connecticut has other thoughts and i would like to yield to him. >> as i mentioned earlier and the two of you alluded. we are talking about an effort discredit the mueller investigation. mr. courtney: we should be concerned about the questions about whether or not our court system, you know, is truly fair, whether or not the f.b.i., the leading law enforcement agency of this country is corrupt and some of the language that has been tossed around by the president's defenders. and you know, the harm that does terms of really basic institutions in this country, you can't treat it as normal political discourse. we are talking about real lodge lasting harm to the country. the f.b.i., there are agents that are hard at work, keeping this country safe. they are involved in

mr. president, i think we should save the nuclear deal. fine. should you be meeting with the iranian foreign minister one of our enemies to undermine this administration? raising questions about the loganal flynn initially the charges were oh, did he maybe violate the logan act in his negotiations with the russians during the transition when barack obama was still in power? democrats were all exercised about that. now one of their own, john kerry appears to be undermining this administration saying the logan act doesn't apply. pete: of course. the "boston globe" says don't worry no logan act vitals here. we have a secretary of state, his name is mike pompeo. we'll don't need a shadow secretary of state. if we wanted him to be secretary of state, we would have elected hillary clinton. think about this. working with foreign leaders to undermine your current sitting president? abby: not just a foreign leader. foreign leader of iran. pete: of iran and other folks party to this deal in europe. this is bad stuff. ed: i wonder what the israeli prime minister thinks about that. pete: who? ed: benjamin netanyahu. pete: b.b. call us up. abby: starting with a fox news alert. indiana police office