hughes. any of those people here? all right, please come forward if ms. boomer has called your name. >> go ahead, ma'am. >> hi, i'm barbara hughes. and i live on 30th avenue and i've lived in the sunset my entire life. went to all the local schools, i took the l. and the n. and the 7 and everything else and got there. in fact, mentioning the 66 line, i tried to go to that meeting, i got there and nobody was there. anyway, getting back to this issue. 44th, 35th and 17th, in my opinion should never be removed. every island should be put on every stop on that line. i am a senior. i'm a lot older than you may think i am. that stop, removing the stop in both directions at 17th avenue is a terrible idea. people need to have safety there. in fact, i know somebody i used to work with whose mother was killed on that intersection, getting off the streetcar. so i know it happens. the two intersections of sunset boulevard and 19th avenue are dangerous. to walk across any street on 19th avenue or sunset is a hazard because i have experienced it myself. basically, that'

ms. hughes has eluded, if we run out of money on a pot, can you raid another pot but this statistic seems to say no. if you run out of money because of unexpected seismic work, you would go to a second issuance in order to get the additional funds. is that understanding correct? or another way to ask it, these allocations,first of all whoever allocated them, do they have the authority to allow reallocation if we run out of money in one of the projects. >> good question. the simple answer is the allocation that are legally -- maybe somebody else can speak better to this than i can, it has to do with the bond ordinance that was passed. for example the adf and fire station, the ordinance speaks to 58 million allocated to the fire department. within that as long as there's agreement with the client department, that can be reallocated. likewise for the other components, i believe -- i don't have it in front of me right now, but the bond ordinance may speak to specific amounts allocated for each. zuckerberg i know had 222 set aside for that and so forth. >> ken, can you comment on that? if that

ms. patterson's analysis that langston hughes failed to live up to the expectations he had.hip of patronage disintegrated, and they were really no longer friends. so there's a lot of rivalry and tension in these relationships as well as this hothouse creativity. >> locke is also out of charlotte, mason, the one who introduced my mother to mrs. mason. he was older. he was born around 1885 and langston was born in 1902. he was considerably older. he maintained that relationship, maintain out with mrs. mason and beyond when the leaves and langston were no longer with her. >> a big part of my book is to talk about the paths of white patronage that existed at times because on one hand one of the things that there was more interracial than they the black arts movement, and that there is tremendous tension and power about mrs. mason's obsession with power, which i think is also sort of related to the fact she was an incredibly talented powerful white women he had to have it right there. she had a lot of frustrations, the locke in addition to everything else, his own mother was impo

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now, her colleagues, jon sopel, john humphrys, hugh edwards, and jeremy vine, have all agreed either formally or in principle to have their salaries reduced. msear before a select committee of mps next wednesday shortly before the director—general, his deputy, and the director of news and current affairs also appear. whereas competition in the entertainment industry has intensified, the opposite has happened in news. many of those now taking paycuts secured generous deals years ago. that world has disappeared, and these presenters now accept that a chunk of their salaries will have to disappear with it. amol rajan, bbc news. downing street has distanced itself from comments made by the chancellor, philip hammond, after he said any future change to the uk's relations with the eu could be "very modest". his remarks — during a speech at the world economic forum — were seized upon by tory leave campaigners, and criticised by a number of cabinet ministers. today, the brexit secretary, david davis, will give details of the government's plans for the transition phase after the uk leaves the eu next year. the labour peer, lord mendelsohn, has been sa

now, her colleagues, jon sopel, john humphrys, hugh edwards, and jeremy vine, have all agreed in principle to have their salaries reduced. msition in the entertainment industry has intensified, the opposite has happened in news. many of those now taking paycuts secured generous deals years ago. that world has disappeared, and these presenters now accept that a chunk of their salaries will have to disappear with it. amol rajan, bbc news. apparently, moscow is spying on the energy network in the uk to find vulnerabilities. businesses including jamie 0liver‘s italian restaurants, hilton hotels and the shopping channel qvc have all stopped selling some steak products, after the company that supplied them was placed under investigation by the food standards agency. russel hume, who also supply meat to the wetherspoon's pub chain, said there has never been any suggestion that their products caused illness and that the recall was a "precautionary measure because of mislabelling." more than a0 people have died after fire at a hospital in south korea. it was thought to have started in the emergency room of the building in the city o