2nd and if you have any questions on vista point embed and let me know right now otherwise bring peter lee from mtc all right. >> i'm excited for the celebration. >> me, too. >> good morning, commissioners i'm peter lee with the bay area toll authority and the management for the west end bicycles halfway we've been working on that phase one and currently not in a preliminary phase of engineering and vital documents not having enough fund to loot the design of this project we're going for the ethics commission for the engineering on the project as well as evaluating environmental needs the phase one to see the 10 to 15 percent engineering plan and peel back the bridge and evaluate the impediments to the project depending on the funding at this point walk you through through the period of alternatives that we've been looking at so our focus is preliminarily been to get from the new ban on right-hand side of the staple over to san francisco which is on the left the red line on top is the north alignment on the connection on the bridge that are cost drivers are fairly dependent we've put a lot

2nd and if you have any questions on vista point embed and let me know right now otherwise bring peter lee from mtc all right. >> i'm excited for the celebration. >> me, too. >> good morning, commissioners i'm peter lee with the bay area toll authority and the management for the west end bicycles halfway we've been working on that phase one and currently not in a preliminary phase of engineering and vital documents not having enough fund to loot the design of this project we're going for the ethics commission for the engineering on the project as well as evaluating environmental needs the phase one to see the 10 to 15 percent engineering plan and peel back the bridge and evaluate the impediments to the project depending on the funding at this point walk you through through the period of alternatives that we've been looking at so our focus is preliminarily been to get from the new ban on right-hand side of the staple over to san francisco which is on the left the red line on top is the north alignment on the connection on the bridge that are cost drivers are fairly dependent we've put a lot

2nd and if you have any questions on vista point embed and let me know right now otherwise bring peter lee from mtc all right. >> i'm excited for the celebration. >> me, too. >> good morning, commissioners i'm peter lee with the bay area toll authority and the management for the west end bicycles halfway we've been working on that phase one and currently not in a preliminary phase of engineering and vital documents not having enough fund to loot the design of this project we're going for the ethics commission for the engineering on the project as well as evaluating environmental needs the phase one to see the 10 to 15 percent engineering plan and peel back the bridge and evaluate the impediments to the project depending on the funding at this point walk you through through the period of alternatives that we've been looking at so our focus is preliminarily been to get from the new ban on right-hand side of the staple over to san francisco which is on the left the red line on top is the north alignment on the connection on the bridge that are cost drivers are fairly dependent we've put a lot

2nd and if you have any questions on vista point embed and let me know right now otherwise bring peter leem mtc all right. >> i'm excited for the celebration. >> me, too. >> good morning, commissioners i'm peter lee with the bay area toll authority and the management for the west end bicycles halfway we've been working on that phase one and currently not in a preliminary phase of engineering and vital documents not having enough fund to loot the design of this project we're going for the ethics commission for the engineering on the project as well as evaluating environmental needs the phase one to see the 10 to 15 percent engineering plan and peel back the bridge and evaluate the impediments to the project depending on the funding at this point walk you through through the period of alternatives that we've been looking at so our focus is preliminarily been to get from the new ban on right-hand side of the staple over to san francisco which is on the left the red line on top is the north alignment on the connection on the bridge that are cost drivers are fairly dependent we've put a lot on

2nd and if you have any questions on vista point embed and let me know right now otherwise bring peter lee from mtc all right. >> i'm excited for the celebration. >> me, too. >> good morning, commissioners i'm peter lee with the bay area toll authority and the management for the west end bicycles halfway we've been working on that phase one and currently not in a preliminary phase of engineering and vital documents not having enough fund to loot the design of this project we're going for the ethics commission for the engineering on the project as well as evaluating environmental needs the phase one to see the 10 to 15 percent engineering plan and peel back the bridge and evaluate the impediments to the project depending on the funding at this point walk you through through the period of alternatives that we've been looking at so our focus is preliminarily been to get from the new ban on right-hand side of the staple over to san francisco which is on the left the red line on top is the north alignment on the connection on the bridge that are cost drivers are fairly dependent we've put a lot

tuckson: i know peter lee, who's in the audience, is going to be happy to hear you say that. he'll be up next in the conversation. real quick before we turn away from medicaid, you talked a little bit about alternatives to block grants or other kinds of proposals. could you just give a little bit more color on that so we make sure we understand where you are on block grants and alternatives to block granting? mr. scully: i mean, the two alternatives have always been block grants for caps, in my view, are completely different animals. a block grant says the state of new york's budget for medicaid this year is $60 billion, which i think is by far the biggest per capita. you'll be saving new york, here's $60 billion. you're going to give that adjusted for cpi for the rest of the time. if we have a recession and your population goes up by 15%, tough luck. you get a block grant. call us later. that is how much money you are getting. that's not particularly sensitive to various disruptions in the economy. and per capita cap says if you're spending $60 billion and it turns out to be

peter: danny lee. he's up -- tees up today. 150.ick: yeah, considering how difficult the breeze has been. especially yesterday. it's about the easiest i've ever seen the 1th hole play. bill: danny lee right on the number there. let's go to 11. here's jordan. he and ryan palmer out in 32. parred the 10th to stay at 18 under. five behind to. 10. peter: scott brown now for his birdie. there you go. boy, look at that. two 4's on the card. that's some kind of golf. they temporarily open up a three-shot lead as we go to 17. bill: they're setting the mark. here's dufner. nick: should be an easy 8 for dufner. and again thrown another dart in there. bill: in there close, chance for another birdie. as we go back over to the 11th. kevin tway with an eagle chance to get his team to 1 under. nick: not much fun when they're make birdies and you keep looking at leaderboard and you're losing ground. ok, i have a feeling now we really are playing for second or third place. bill: finished third behind kevin chapple and brooks koepka last week in san

. >> i think peter lee is happy to hear you say that. before we turn away from medicaid, you talked a little bit about alternatives to block grants. can you give a little bit more color on that so we make sure we understand where you are on block grants and alternatives to block granting? >> the two alternatives -- they're completely different animals. a block grant says if the new york's budget for this year for medicare is $60 billion. you'd be saying to new york, here's $60 billion. give that adjusted to cpi or medical cpi for the rest of the time. if we have recession and your population goes up, tough luck. that's how much money you're getting every year. that's not sensitive to various disruptions in the economy. percapita cap says if you're spending $60 billion, say it's 10,000 -- it's broken up in different categories for aged and women and kids. let's say it's $8,000 a person. the percapita cap puts in per person the benefit remains an entitlement per person which is a big difference. and if you have a recession and the populati

. >> i know peter lee in the audience will be happy to hear you say that. he will be up next in the conversation. real quick before we turn away from medicaid, you talked a little bit about alternates, can you give a little bit more color so we understand where you are on block grants and alternatives to block grants? >> the two alternatives, block grants are completely different animals. a block grant says that the budget is $60 million. i think that is by far the biggest. capita. $60 million you could say in new york, here's $60 billion. will adjust that for cpi and if we have a recession in your population goes up, tough luck, you get a block grant. call us later and tell us how much money you're getting. that's not particularly sensitive to various disruptions in the economy. if you are spending the money and it turns out to be 10000 or $8000. head, there's different categories but just generically, the. capita cap, the benefit remains in and entitlement. person and if you have a recession in the population goes up, your funding goes up. capita. person.

you just need to pass on the funding that's already there.he if you don't, as peter lee pointed out, it costs the federal government more. it would seem as a matter of policy to continue this. in the medium term on the exchanges, you really need to address what's driving premiums. it does vary somewhat state by state. nationwise, one alarming trend we have seen are third-party payments, particularly the american m kidney fund and what they are doing is moving people from public coverage into commercial hicoverage, because payy higher rates. that's good for them but bad for the overall health of the exchanges and describing the premiums. that's something we really need to address. finally, when wee look at the longer-term issues, certainly our primary concern is pharmaceuticals, spending. pharmaceutical costs are the biggest part of the health care dollar. 22 t cents of every dollar when you include drugs administered by physicians, goes towards drug spending. more than weg spend on doctors, more than we spend on hospitals. we are working hard to bring more transparency. we agree with

peter: now over at 16, danny lee. his second shot. ooh. that sounded like it nicked the flagstick. going by. he got it right behind the hole about eight or 10 feet for his birdie. back to norden spieth at 10. rich: trying to find anything in this putt -- it's like in a little hollow. i like to think it might drift to the left but this one is a tough one to read. peter: oh, jordan, you heard it. >> why? why do you keep doing that? rich: fell in love with the line, didn't me? peter: can't think of everything. i've always maintained that when you slow up the greens, it gives these players more fits than when you slow them up. rich: without a dowell. now you're actually having equation. whereas you're basically trying to take a nice smooth stroke back and forth. peter: that's the kind of birdie putt you'd like to have. back-to-back birdies for the hoffman-watney team. they get to 17 under. now back on the tee, kevin kisner. dottie: a guy with the same strategy that his partner had, going with a little fairway wood. get the ball in play. set up two opportunities for birdies. peter: that

o'reilly denies the claims calling them completely unfounded but s agreed to lee fox news. peterorked for three democrat administrations. good afternoon to both of you. gene, i'll start with you what do you make of pail lin's reaction and seechb she won't defend o'reilly. do you think it's a breach within the party or what's your take? >> i think it's hard to discuss something that you weren't a part of. i've been asked repeatedly to comment on this and of course when you don't have the information, you weren't there, it's very hard to comment on it. and when we, you know, it's not as if we've seen a court case proceed and as if there's been a conviction some of sort. we have none of that. so we're all sort of speculating, necessarying, and it's very hard to comment on that. so i could understand why she would sort of hem haw on that. >> i think it's because it's $13 million and several women. let me go into this. in a new oped writer and activist margaret hooper she argues that his alleged behavior and the reaction is unconservative. she says one of the court pillars of the mode

. >> with us to share their reporting and their insights, cnn sara murray, peter baker of the "new york times," carol lee of the "wall street journal," cnn ian henderson. neil gorsuch is now justice neil gorsuch and they're back to nine justices. a second ceremony at the white house where gorsuch a mentor administered the judicial oath and where president trump couldn't resist a little politics. >> spring is really the perfect backdrop for this joyful gathering of friends because together we are in a process of reviewing and renewing and also rebuilding our country. a new optimism is sweeping across our land and a new faith in america is filling our hearts and lifting our sights. >> cnn jeff zeleny was in the rose garden as the pat celebrated a win. >> john, there are very few audiences, very few opportunities for a president to have an audience in person face to face a few feet away from the entire -- all the justices on the supreme court, but that's what happened this morning. it was a beautiful morning out here. it's a sun splash day in washington and the president indeed had a bounce in his step beca

ken beach, jerry lee and peter mesey. ing about can beach and never forget malcome said about cam, he never lost a 92 thuz enthusiasm for training and that was so true. jerry lee to the degree we get rid of overtime he is always remembered for that. peter mesery fs a attorney and very interested with all the case squz did a fine job. as i leave the board i'm confident in the leadership of this board. it is a very difficult thing do to be on the board and look out for the city. i think we have a strong record and know based on our customer serve vai a lot of our citizens and clients agree with that. thank the staff i work with directly primarily the senior staff but also the staff i see on the street and buses, the people-5-6 thousand people who plake the system work every day and make it work very well. i also want to thank the advocates who come here. the people are very thoughtful respectful, passionate and caring about the city, make their case in a way that is understandable and support it. i appreciate all that. i app

lee. alabama defensive tackle, jordan ware and' lie jaw hood and trayvon lester. wide receiver hanson went to the jets and muhammad was taken by the titans. peter- >> you try to say it. >> next, celebrating the bay area's rich >>> tonight on "abc news" at 11, extra b.a.r.t. police were out tonight after a takeover on a b.a.r.t. train. >>> the decision to shoot and kill a man on the highway. join us at 11:00. >>> how to get the next generation excited about their careers. steam fest 2.0, children learn how to build a mini city out of cardboard and design their own lighthouses and ships. it started eight years ago and this year more girls are attending than ever. a total of 5,000 people attended this year. good on you. that's it for abc7 news at 9:00. our next newscast is over at 11:00. see you then. what are you doing? oh, i like to fill up each little waffle hole with syrup. [laughs] really? is this gonna be happening for the rest of our lives? well, how do you do it? ha, you missed three holes. hey, you guys. two coffees to go, please. hey, adam, i'm heading downtown to a sports apparel warehouse. buddy of mine works down there, and he hooks m

peter, thank you. >> jon: for more on this, let's bring in cara lee, white house correspondent from the white house journal. a number of presidents have looked to revise the tax code in past years, does this president stand a chance of the plan has put forward? >> we don't know, but it's been one of his most clear directives to congress that we've seen on his major legislative agenda. there are things that still need to be negotiated, there is number of questions that have been had been answered, it's a broad outline of principles of how he would like to see tax reform tackled. there are some disagreements between this plan and a house republican plan, those things we need to be worked out and they would also need to try to win some democratic support. certainly, the white house feels like there is more momentum towards tax reform than there has been in recent days or weeks before. >> jon: speaker of the house, paul ryan, suggests that he likes what he is hearing. he hasn't pooh-poohed it at any rate. he said they're getting on the same page with regard to tax reform, even though there are a lot of policy

but he's definitely going through a process here. >> carol lee, thank you very much. peter you as well. >>> still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> hold on. hold on. jeffrey, it's just not that painful being on the show. >> yes, it is. >> can you give us a smile? >> it's very painful. >> joe, i told you, these are serious times and i'm a serious person. >> he has that -- >> the grimacer. >> still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> smile cowboy. come on. >> president trump said he would talk to nato's chief about money he claims is owed to the u.s. for defense. did the topic come up at the meeting yesterday at the white house? if so, how did that go? general stoltenberg joins us next. and secretary of state reportedly asked his europeans about why the u.s. should care about the ukraine. >> not harold ford's three. he's got four. it's not how fast you mow, it's how well you mow fast. it's not how fast you mow... ...it's how well you mow fast. woooh! it's not how fast you mow... it's how well you mow fast! it's not how fast you mow... it's how well you mow fast. they're not just words to

ken beach, jerry lee and peter mesey. one thing about can beach and never forget malcome said about cam, he never lost a 92 thuz enthusiasm for training and that was so true. jerry lee to the degree we get rid of overtime he is always remembered for that. peter mesery fs a attorney and very interested with all the case squz did a fine job. as i leave the board i'm confident in the leadership of this board. it is a very difficult thing do to be on the board and look out for the city. i think we have a strong record and know based on our customer serve vai a lot of our citizens and clients agree with that. thank the staff i work with directly primarily the senior staff but also the staff i see on the street and buses, the people-5-6 thousand people who plake the system work every day and make it work very well. i also want to thank the advocates who come here. the people are very thoughtful respectful, passionate and caring about the city, make their case in a way that is understandable and support it. i appreciate all that.

, peter is not going to be here, much longer, but they're always kind of the first responses. when everyone panicking in a frenzy, we've got those two and amanda lee, she's our wedding specials. she handles all our weddings throughout the city. the last member of our team is peter a kendo which we will dearly miss. i just want to thank you on behalf of the team and especially myself. you've kind of been a mentor for me coming in here. showed me the ropes. show me all the good guys and just let you know, you're definitely one of them and don't disconnect your phone because i'm going to need to call you. so, thank yyou. >> thank you. >> commissioner, would you join me in giving peter a little commendation. >> thank you for all the accolades and commission. all my team members here. it's been a great run thank you. [applause] >> in his last >> i'm not much for words but a more of a background person so thank you everyone. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, peter his last official recreation and park, he just taught me to be brief. >> impossible >> that concludes the general managers report. >> commissioner anderson did you have a common you want t

lee joins us from brussels. we have had quite a few questions coming through from viewers on this. i want to start off with peter'sg conservative presence in westminster league 2, i want to get his question exactly right, a more favourable brexit deal —— lead to? exactly right, a more favourable brexit deal -- lead to? the view here from the european commission and council, the conduit between britain and the other 27 countries, is potentially it could be. we are told by senior eu staff, when you have theresa may dusting down the cobwebs have theresa may dusting down the co bwe bs of have theresa may dusting down the cobwebs of the hard brexiteers, those who were four remain, if there is more of a unity government, presumably done at presuming she is elected and it is not one of the other parties, the big concern here is what happens in 2019 is that some are worried there will be a hard brexit, that because in 2020 there is supposed to be a general election which has been brought forward, by 2019 there could be an emphasis by those arguing for a harder brexit that britain basically tethers itself, there is no tran

lee rigby. today was an outstanding success. so many questions but we will leave it there for now. peter power, thank you very much.his story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:a0pm this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are the political commentator, lance price and caroline wheeler, political editor of the sunday express. ido i do hope you canjoin us for that. boris johnson weighed into the election campaign for the first time today — and immediately ran into some political flak. he told the bbc that — if asked — britain would take part in further american action in syria — even without a vote in the house of commons. labour have also criticised what they say is a highly personalised attack onjeremy corbyn. our political editor laura kuenssberg has been speaking to both men. anybody got a cup of coffee? coffee fuels campaigns. so do big personalities, and they do start early. borisjohnson burst out this morning. it seems incredible when you have a threat... with both barrels, claiming jeremy corbyn is weak on defence and cannot be trusted. good morning, john. and su

lee martinez in sonoma county. >>> police across the country are searching for an ohio man accused of committing murder and posting video of it on facebook. reporter peterst from cleveland. >> there is now a $50,000 reward for the man police alleged morphed from a social worker and because police aren't 74-year-old robert godwin's murder or if steven ever stops driving their man hunt has expanded. and as investigators span out, the victim's family is here offering stevens forgiveness for allegedly killing their defensive father picking up cans on the streets for fun. >> i just want him to know that god loves him. we love him. >> this is the car stevens is believed to still be driving in. and while facebook is changing their policies so they can yank videos. there has been a steady stream of social media posting by people claiming to have seen stevens. nothing has panned out. the last place stevens was pinpointed was the crime scene where this 911 call was made. >> oh, lord have mercy. oh, my god. >> help is already on the way. >> now are you with the patient now? >> no i'm not with the patient. it's across the street look i heard a gunshot. >> stevens c

peter doocy, fox news. >>> a search is under way for a georgia man who went overboard on a cruise ship in the bahamas. the u.s. coast guard says 32-year-old lee was last seen friday morning on carnival cruise ship. his family says he was on his honeymoon with his brand new bride. they just got married last saturday. the coast guard says the ship was about 10 miles from the barrier islands in the bahamas. they have boats and helicopters looking for scott. >>> former jersey shore star the situation faces more charges. how prosecutors say he and his brother broke the law. >>> and a big change for kentucky fried chicken. what the fast food chain is planned for the meat it uses. ♪ reality star mike the situation is in trouble with the law once again. the jersey shore star who's real name is michael sorrentino is charged with tax fraud. prosecutors say he and his brother mark filed fake tax returns and claimed luxury car and clothing expenses as business expenses. well his brother is charged as well. they had previously pleaded not guilty to similar charges in present between. >>> scary moments for a man vacationing on a cruise ship when all of a s

peter hunt, bbc news. earlier my colleague julian worricker spoke to paul farmer, the chief executive of the mental health charity mind, and asked him how significant it was that prince harry had spoken out. leeamily to be open about is own personal struggles, to say he sought help, we know this will go a long way to reducing the stigma but also encouraging other people to seek help as well. and how typical was the experience he described, of losing someone as close as in this case his mother, and thenjust trying to not think about it for such a long period of time? we have already heard from a lot of people just two day about how his comments have resonated with people. because grief as a result of bereavement is an incredibly common emotion. it is something almost all of us will experience at some point in our lives and still we don't necessarily have the equipment to know exactly what the right thing to do is. some people find it natural, they are able to talk openly about it, others will bottle it up, use the old british stiff upper lip and say they cannot cope orjust not know the language of the right person to talk to. so this is a very common issue being brought to the fore by someone

congressman peter king says that rice was filed included information about the everyday lives of people she probed. i mean, it's not just, leedocumentation that what was on the phone call, what was the context of the phone call that they were surveilling, it's information about their everyday lives. lee: what did they find in the story goes on and on and on. people keep saying we are investigating the ties to russia. it seems that there's no evidence that anything happened. we are keeping talks about this. the bottom line here is i feel whether there's smoke, there's susan rice. it's over and over again. [laughter] maria: that's good. lee: they are not finding anything. this is -- maria: they are finding that she asked to unmask all of the american citizens' names in those -- in those surveillance reports from the telephones. that's what they are finding. >> she's always at the center of controversy. so while this, you know, is disappointing not surprising that her name would surface again. maria: she went on five sunday shows and lied about benghazi? >> yeah. lee: why would anybody say anything about this and then ten days

peter's square. >> physical known for having good food but new report revealing the city of brotherly love has some pretty dirty air. according to environmental advocacy group penn environment leeelphia had the second highest amount of days with elevated smog pollution in the northeast part of the country in 2015. 212 days of that year had elevated particulate matter invisible particles that can contain hundreds of toxic chemicals. the report said that exposure to high smog levels can cause permanent lung damage. decrease a person' ability to breathe and even cause chronic illness like asthma. >>> 8:09 this morning. are you looking for tasty recipes for easter sunday brunch? chef bailey will be in our studio with array of waffles we promise will satisfy every breakfast lover. but first, ahead of passover tomorrow we're taking look at one of the most expensive collection of seder plates. can you guess which one is valued at more than $2 million? we'll tell you after the break. ♪ i'm dr. mike. the flu season is pretty much over this year but new data indicated that about two-thirds of children who died from the flu this year could have been saved if they got the new shot. if you'

peter harris in newcastle. surrey police have been strongly criticised for returning a collection of shotguns to a man who went on to kill his partner and her daughter. christine and lucy leehe independent police complaints commission has highlighted serious failings by the force as our correspondent duncan kennedy reports. this was the moment police arrived atjohn lowe's farm to find he had murdered to women. he shot his partner christine lee and her daughter lucy at close range using a shotgun. lowe, 82 at the time, was laterjailed for life. thejudge's recommendation was that he serve at least 25 years. it emerged that one year before the murders, lowe had a number of shotguns seized by surrey police but the weapons had then been returned to him. they included the shotgun he used on the two women. today, that decision by surrey police to hand the guns back was severely criticised by the independent police complaints commission. we found systematic failings from the local force and we also think that there are lessons to be learnt nationally for police services to ensure that their firearms licensing teams are up to the job. surrey police have apologised to the family of

most vibrant regions in the country i want to thank the team orientals joe and peter uber and wanting rick wells and mayor ed lee and the board of supervisors coach steve occurring and all the warriors players for all the pirnl and thank you for all you do i love basketball as sports growing up any entire life and love the quote teamwork makes the dream work, yes. >> (clapping.) >> that's what's going on in the city we'll bring incredible things to life on this site thank you thank you, thank you giving chase the opportunity and the principle to be a part of that thank you. >> (clapping.) >> to shanda you were fired up, too you delivered doorway you delivered. >> next speaker great speaker and coach to things that impress me on one dbi in the room with the game sat next to michael just for the record said you ready and actually delivered he did the series winning shot the thing that best me most about the golden state warriors during the 1989, 1999 during the lockout you bring those guys to vegas it get crazy in the casino goose in the private rooms gambling for a lot of money he look over at the $5 tackle betwe

lee. >> (clapping.) >> the owners the warriors owner and ceo joe lake yes, ma'am. >> (clapping.) >> warriors co-owner peterlapping.) >> the cso of consumer banking for chase u shawn district attorney duncan. >> the warriors head coach the one and only steve occurring. >> (clapping.) >> this guy on the end they invited for fun the guy who is going to help bring the nba championship to the bay area kevin duran. >> (clapping.) >> we're also honored to having dig a tars from the vip i want to acknowledge them and honored to have leader nancy pelosi here today. >> (clapping.) >> you know leader pelosi this is me throwing this out there i think we need in washington driveway anyone green. >> every once in a while you'll need a person that will take care of you and lieutenant governor gavin newsom. >> (clapping.) >> former mayor willie brown. >> (clapping.) >> assembly phil ting. >> assemblyman david chiu. >> (clapping.) >> starter senator scott wiener assemblyman rob bank on to. >> (clapping.) >> assemblyman adam glare and judge and former senator quinton cox. >> (clapping.) >> commissioner kim. >> (clapping.) >