i got to be aware of him by my mentor and the man i most admired and still do, paul rosen.rosen is very close to king matuli who was a leader against the apartheid system in the early days of its presence. in south africa. and he was the first black man to ever receive the nobel prize. looking at south africa from that prison i became to become more aware of what the african national, anc was doing, and what its leadership was aspiring to, to make decisions that would help us support the struggle that the people of south africa were experiencing and resisting apartheid. >> it is one thing to work along side dr. king as you did so courageously, but with regard to mandela, for 27 years, certainly he was behind bars. what do you recall more principally about working along side one of the leaders of this movement to end apartheid when he himself for most of that time was behind bars? >> it was a very touching and a very exciting and rewarding experience. often i went to vice mant by the name of oliver who had been selected by the leadership of the anc to lead the anc during man

applause] >> thank you cheryl and i also want to thank a moment and thank director reiskin giggling paul rosen katie mccarty the team it sfmta eight been working on this for years. our final speaker is the mother of her daughter and she will tell the story of what happened at school crosswalk in san jose could elizabeth chavez. >> hello everyone. i will begin by introducing myself. my name is elizabeth and i represent [inaudible] who would've thought on may 14, 2013 our lives would've changed? on the afternoon of may 14 received a phone call from my oldest daughter. despite her innocence in a weak voice, she tells me, mommy, my sister is on the floor. she is dead. write them before she said coolly it was, i don't know if there was a mother's instinct i close my eyes and the first image that popped into my mind was eileen. i don't know how i got to the scene of the crash but once i arrived, i could see from a couple feet away her favorite pink converse sneakers and my daughter's body laying on the floor covered with yellow sheets. my five-year-old daughter was cut short. an inattentive driver s

applause] >> thank you cheryl and i also want to thank a moment and thank director reiskin giggling paul rosen katie mccarty the team it sfmta eight been working on this for years. our final speaker is the mother of her daughter and she will tell the story of what happened at school crosswalk in san jose could elizabeth chavez. >> hello everyone. i will begin by introducing myself. my name is elizabeth and i represent [inaudible] who would've thought on may 14, 2013 our lives would've changed? on the afternoon of may 14 received a phone call from my oldest daughter. despite her innocence in a weak voice, she tells me, mommy, my sister is on the floor. she is dead. write them before she said coolly it was, i don't know if there was a mother's instinct i close my eyes and the first image that popped into my mind was eileen. i don't know how i got to the scene of the crash but once i arrived, i could see from a couple feet away her favorite pink converse sneakers and my daughter's body laying on the floor covered with yellow sheets. my five-year-old daughter was cut short. an inattentive driver s

rosen, you are really into a serious problem here. i think they have come up with a dry hole in the russia connection, the material, roger stone, paul man is of afort are asking to testify before the intelligence committee, james clapper hasn't found any trump connection, mister morrell of the cia said there is no flame, no fire, no spark, this thing could shift very much over to what did the president know, what did the white house know, what was done, no wire trapping, was there surveillance here, the reaction to nunez, the attacks suggests to me in effect the kid has got something. neil: the play it's gets, the fact that there was nothing happening with donald trump and the ranking member and said the same thing, when he had to come back, the president, the white house saying there might be evidence to suggest you were surveilled and all of a sudden a buffoon. where is this going? >> the thing was nunez was supposed to come up with something, the national security agency, you heard comey went into the white house and this was only -- the fbi director, who did he talk to? did he warn somebody not to march down this road? i don't know.

cooperating turning over some documents maybe today as james rosen was first reporting but some may slide to next week and interesting paulafort's lawyer is offering to testify. here's the president on keystone. >> you ready? everybody afraid of live television. ready? thank you very much for being here this morning. today i'm pleased to announce the official approval of the presidential permit for the keystone xl pipeline. transcanada will finally be allowed to complete this long overdue project with efficiency and with speed. we'll working out the final details as we speak. it's going to be an incredible pipeline. greatest technology known to man or woman. and frankly we're very proud of it. russ gerling the president of transcanada is right behind me and he'll say a few words. i know russ, you've been waiting for a long time and i hope you don't pay your consultants anything because they didn't have to do with the approval in fact you should ask for the millions back because they didn't do a thing. it's a great day for american jobs and historic moment for north america and energy independence. this announcement is par