mr. newman. next speaker, please. >> eileen bokan, followed by morgan sue and then natasha -- >> i'll be using the overhead. eileen bokan. is the pilot project itself a failure, or is the m.t.a.'s implementation of the pilot project a failure? the m.t.a. failed to notify s.f.p.d. about the traffic enforcement provision. the overhead, education literature distributed by m.t.a. contains a number of misstatements. m.t.a. provided electronic signage only briefly and one sign not even operational. upon the m.t.a.'s recommendation, the traffic control devices committee adopted inferior stop signage, using wording rather than streetcar stencils. this creates visual clutter with the transit only lanes signage. the pilot project does not reflect the 60% drop off on taraval found in the 2017 version of the high injury network map compared to the 2015 map. the m.t.a. has not provided sufficient documentation on the methodology used to review video footage, for compliance with the pilot project goals. to add

mr. newman, you had a baby boy, i ard. that's wonderful."r goin', "are you n' nut >> i do because i said congratulations before we talked about anything else. >> rorter:ou>> people were paryt to >> and she said, "lemme just tell you, your son is a long, healthy, happy, wonderful life." and i believed her. like, it was just this voice on a phone. and i believed her. >> reporter: nathaniel is transferred to the neonatal intensive care unit at nyu where he will spend the first month of his life. the newmans meet nurse pat chibaro, an angel in a white lab coat. what do you remember most about that day that you met the newmans? >> they were absolutely devastated. families will say, "well, when is the surgery? when is the surgery that's going to make this all -- >> reporter: all better. >> -- all go away." >> reporter: right. >> and, rtunfounately, it's a journey. it's not a surgery. >> reporter: and for the newmans the journey was just beginning. they say it was something unexpected that happened in the hours after nathaniel was born that sustain

sorts of things so there's a lot of expectation about what he will say about it while he's here mr newman thank you very much indeed. look at her most recent new video which is said to show some of the schoolgirls kidnapped in chibok in twenty fourteen in the twenty one minute video some of the girls say they don't want to be rescued after they just reports from a butcher. the video shows some of the girls with babies this girl says they are happy where they are and i want those women out those them we are the chibok girls you have been crying that we should be released but by the grace of allah we will not return home what some analysts believe the timing of the release and the intent is clear. what's going to come an effort to form a good solutions and. you know what can tell. girls were violently selling thing or what is. the trouble girls were taken in twenty forty two hundred and seventy six abducted from their boarding school one. in may twenty seventeen each two girls were released after intense negotiations all in all more than one hundred have been reunited with their families ov

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mr. alcorn: we are adjourned. >> sunday night on afterwards, john newman looks at his 38 year judicial career in his book bench. he is interviewed by richard blumenthal. years, judge of 45 having gone from that active life of making decisions, going to court, and advocating a case, to judging, was that a difficult transition for you, and if you ever miss the life of advocacy? >> it was not difficult. it has been for some i have known. i have on people who became judges and so disliked the decision-making process they left the bench. i was in that the kids. i was glad to be an advocate. i found the decision-making process, while difference, in a loosely challenging and satisfying. while i liked to being an attorney, i like being a judge because the opportunity to resolve disputes, large and small, they all matter to somebody, what some have large public significance, and that is a very satisfying role. >> watch afterwards sunday night at 9:00 eastern on book tv on c-span2. next, a discussion on how to balance free speech with hate speech on

newman and blood profits. to introduce our author we have her friend and colleague, mr. russ down. [applause] >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. one of the reasons vanessa asked me to do this was because we are partners in her consulting company which does phenomenal consulting. this book is an example and result of that. also, ramon is a like-minded individual was exiled down this country is a former mayor who is chased a through the threat of jail. i'm not venezuelan, although i ran the daily journal newspaper for many years in venezuela. about that from vanessa's grandfather was a leading industrialist who came to the country and help bill venezuelan and put people to work and give it hope. these two people are venezuela next sales and will eventually hopefully go back and help make venezuela great again. i think that's the important thing. both of them are intelligent in a shining example what venezuela has lost. they're here giving us the benefit of their wisdom instead of in venezuela putting there was some to work to make that place the happiest place of the world. having said that, rather th