. -- ms. levin. >> good afternoon, commissioners. in terms of mission, we suspect sustainable transportation of all sorts, including trains and buses and other forms of sustainable transportation on the peninsula corridor. we've got is significant version and have some significant questions that are not yet answered at this high level presentation. one is about how this does interact with the potential goals for congestion pricing that san francisco is considering. there's a bill in the legislature. would one replace the other? would they be used together? how would this work? the transit option is about to come out with the results of its express bus study. what would the performance of the express buses be with or without this component? and, actually, how would the performance be with respect to buses if there's san mateo and san francisco or san mateo only? another question, though, has to do with that rain configuration and if the lanes are expected to be on 280 and you already have 101, this would be pulling vehicles from 101 i

. -- ms. levin. >> good afternoon, commissioners. in terms of mission, we suspect sustainable transportation of all sorts, including trains and buses and other forms of sustainable transportation on the peninsula corridor. we've got is significant version and have some significant questions that are not yet answered at this high level presentation. one is about how this does interact with the potential goals for congestion pricing that san francisco is considering. there's a bill in the legislature. would one replace the other? would they be used together? how would

stranger to violence from the notorious ms-13 gang per joining us for reaction and debate, corey stewart, a republican running for senate in virginia. mark h levine, a democratic delegate to the virginia house of delegates. great to have you on. let's start with the state delegate. i live in virginia, i love virginia. went to school at the university of virginia but i am appalled by this decision by the governor. i remember i think it was valentine's day of last year and that recorded confession of an ms-13 gang member and what she did in this murder. let's watch it. >> you need to tell me what you did. >> i killed her. >> how did you kill her? >> with a knife. [speaking spanish] >> you are going to remember me until the day we see each other in hell. don't forget my name. >> laura: a vicious, brutal murder. this is the first time this happened in virginia. why would virginia want to welcome a legal immigrants to live in the state when you do not know on their desires are, what their aims are, what their goals are, or whether or not they are criminals beyond just entering the country illegally. >> if this bill became law, no one would celebrate m

levine, and we have grover norquist, the president for americans for tax or four. the shell, let's start with you. most americans support legalization. why is it not yet legal? ms. minton: it comes down to incentive. when you are asked if you support drug legalization, over 50% will say yes for it comes to recreational, 80% says when it comes to medical. few of them are willing to go to a representative saying i will not vote to you if you do not legalized marijuana. there are a small minority of people in the republican side who have a lot of money who will say i will not fund you if you support marijuana legalization. it is easier for politicians to keep their heads down, but my -- at least. court 50 people in the house who have already voted for some kind of marijuana innovation built. there are another 25 or so who have voted in a way that makes them think should some kind of bill,, they would be likely to vote for, and there are an unknown number of people who are quietly pro marijuana. there are a lot of rep. higgins: who say they believe in states -- republicans who say they believe in states rights, but those types of people, paul des, who should support