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and didn't do anything to stop conway. jon. jon: interesting dynamic at work there. peter ducey. thanks for updating. jenna: associate and columnist, welcome to you both. why is that? >> you saw donald trump allow. there's been orchestrated effort to torpedo mitt romney with newt gingrich and mike huckabee and congressman chris colins and chairing up one of the leadership teams and of course, kellyanne conway so when donald trump told joe that he was furious and he threw kellyanne conway under the bus. it doesn't fit a stream trying to put together our next government when we have problems to face. i think, it could have been handled a lot better. i'm sure he we wanted to get his revenge on mitt romney. he could have dope it privately by considering for the job and telling him to go to hell. he didn't, he chose to drag it, i think if he tells him he has the job, i think we will have a heart attack. jenna: we want good health for our guests. i'm wonder if you agree with that assessment of trump's handling of the transition thus far. >> first of all, the last thing i would want for ab to have a heart attack. at the sam

and, you know, i'm not bothered by that part at all. my issues with peter thiel much more relate to corporate governance and having his views associated withinesses that i would like to invest in, which i think, you know, can do better without him. >> he's trying to make the point that silicon valley and d.c. are doing just fine but they're not in touch with the heart of the country where the economy is not doing so well. do you think silicon valley is looking in a different set of facts than the rest of the country? >> i think that that statement is overly simplistic. it faces enormous challenges right now that we've had this 50-year period of tremendous creativity. and in the beginning it was really built around a very idealistic view of changing the world. personal computer and the internet. as silicon valley matured we are now involved in something where it's just viewed as the economic promise land. if you want to get ridge really quickly this is where you come. there's been a real change in the culture. and peter thiel was one of the early leaders of that new wave and one of the most successful players in it. i would actually suggest

in the 49 shop out and small and support local and thank you to the vendors helping us out the fillmore merchants association, the designers and the peterm blue featured artists we are showcasing and brianna and other delicious that are loma have stuff here and other shops will be opening next to us we have lob i didn't launch and not only in the neighborhood we like to spread our wings in the sunset is donating their coffee you can make everything work within range and within reason with that, thank you for being here. for shopping small and supporting local and enjoy our day. >> (clapping.) >> i also you know everyone is mentioning we're in the button fillmore i want to bring up the executive director of the fillmore association. >> good morning and thank you for being here. mayor ed lee we're honored to have you here an honor and to see a lot of the merchants and the friends on the street we're happy to be a launch point for this huge vented i'm the owner of zinc details we've been in existence for 25 years and still happy to be mart of the community here. >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much and throughout those years we've always

and universities. speakers include peter wyatt wood anthropost that has the association of scholars but from yesterday,this is about an hour and 20 minutes. it's hosted by the family research counsel here in washington. >> a beloved institution in american culture politics c-span. we are blessed to have them as a co-broadcaster here so with that said i wanted to say that we are here to consider an important educational topic that seems sort of appropriate after the mudslinging and the endless political campaign that focuses on things that seem somewhat micro, and this is very important and a larger waffle of what our institutions are. my name is chris gacek and as i was saying it's an opportunity for us to step back and reflect on what we teach in schools about western civilization and the civilization that produced this great country and that lie at the core of our republican values that we care so deeply about. the united states is fair to say , the creation of united states was a world shaping event of such incredible magnitude that it's hard to even imagine all the effects that have had on positive

and sfgovtv. >> excuse me - >> sfgovtv please. so i'm peter executive director of library users association on some pending business we certainly support the libraries and think the books and the people that who have stayed away from the library are exactly the ones we should have encouraged through a no fine permanent system at library is ene e mental illness wealthy with a reserve over $20 million and half a million dollars in feinstein fees we don't encourage a rip off system but a non-cash way to pay i want to talk about a real disaster 2 that is coming to the library thanks to the sfmta the mta plans to cut all 3 bus stops closest to the library on the 19 northbound bus this will cut the only stop on

for illegal immigrants who get deported and caught coming back in especially for those with felony convictions. >> peter, thank you. bernie sanders told the associatedress today it is an embarrassment that millions of white working class voters backed donald trump in this election. that's from john mccain. and now after a definitive loss, the top democratic leaders are admitting that they need to ask themselves what went wrong with the party. who are the next generation leaders? what is the next democratic agenda? can they work with a new president? will they be willing? that's next. >>> there's breaking news now on fox news channel, a grand jury has just indicted the one-time illinois congressman aaron schock. wire fraud and theft of funds. critics blasted the then-congressman for lavish spending and remodelling aaron schock's office to look like the set from "downton abbey." his lawyer has called it a misuse of power by the justice department. said they'll fight them. but more than 20 counts against the one-time illinois congressman aaron schock. that news breaking from the associated press. >>> after losing the majority in the house and the senat

and 2014, unable to turn out voters. let's dip into donald trump. >> one of the top justice department officials involved in the e-mail investigation, assistant attorney general peter kazakh, is a close associatef john podesta. the two met for dinner after clinton testified about benghazi, and podesta, who, by the way, said hillary clinton has terrible instincts on wikileaks. described him as the man who kept him, podesta, out of jail. kadzik is also the one who helped lead the effort to confirm attorney general loretta lynch. now, today, in a newly released e-mail through wikileaks again, we learned that kadzik was feeding information about the investigation into the clinton campaign, and that -- right? and that kadzik said, "it will be a while before the state department posts the e-mails." remember? they were waiting for the e-mails. podesta forwarded the e-mails to clinton's top staff and said, additional chances for mischief. these are the people that want to run our country, folks. the spread of political agendas into the justice department, there's never been a thing like this that has happened in our country's history. it's one of the saddest things that has happened to our country. bu

and his bill would allow small businesses to band together in professional associations to purchase and provide coverage to members through health association plans, give them bargaining power. neil? neil: peterhank you very much, my friend. a former reagan economic adviser, art lover, on whether -- art laffer, president-elect trump very, very serious about ending this thing. could be easier said than done, art, what do you think? >> i think tom price can do it. he's the plan, the detail, the line items, i think tom price is one of the best choices trump could possibly make for hhs. i love the man. i've worked for him for a lot of years, i did a fundraiser in georgia about a year ago. he's one of the best congressmen in america, and in this position he can really make a difference. neil: you know what always comes up, art, okay, fine. what are you going to do about the 20 million who are already getting coverage right now, just take it away from them? you say what? >> i say the taxes are the real problem here. and if you have people with insurance that are getting subsidized, i think health savings accounts and some of these other ways of doing it is better. you know, everyone talks about ins

and clinton server, republican donald trump cried foul on the campaign trail. >> one of the top department of justice officials involved in the email investigation, assistant attorney general peter kadzik is a close associate of john podesta. >> podesta's relationship with kadzik goes way back. the two are college buddies and kadzik served as podesta's lawyer in the investigation into the monica lewenski scandal. in a previous wikileaks dump commended him email exchange calling him fantastic lawyer kept me out of jail. the justice department is down playing kadzik's more recent impact with podesta since email focused on public hearing and public filing about the email scandal. and even some republicans like trey gowdy note kadzik has a limited role in the abedin probe. >> peter kadzik is not a decision-maker. he is a messenger. >> and the clinton camp tonight is dumping all over donald trump's charge that there is something improper here. there is two problems though, two stubborn facts for the clinton tamp tonight. number one, they have told us for well over a year there was this fire wall between the justice department and clinton camp and they weren't getting any information and this was just public inf

and sfgovtv. >> excuse me - >> sfgovtv please. so i'm peter executive director of library users association on some pending business we certainly support the libraries and think the books and the people that who have stayed away from the library are exactly the ones we should have encouraged through a no fine permanent system at library is ene e mental illness wealthy with a reserve over $20 million and half a million dollars in feinstein fees we don't encourage a rip off system but a non-cash way to pay i want to talk about a real disaster 2 that is coming to the library thanks to the sfmta the mta plans to cut all 3 bus stops closest to the library on the 19 northbound bus this will cut the only stop on the northbound line that is right on the library in just a few steps from the front entrance will force the library users to walk more than 2 half blackstone's blocks and across two big streets that is a huge impact on safety as well as convenience this is library is the only public library with a lib for the deaf there are one and a half million velocities per year at the library and that's what the mta is planning minimal publicity

and sfgovtv. >> excuse me - >> sfgovtv please. so i'm peter executive director of library users association on some pending business we certainly support the libraries and think the books and the people that who have stayed away from the library are exactly the ones we should have encouraged through a no fine permanent system at library is ene e mental illness wealthy with a reserve over $20 million and half a million dollars in feinstein fees we don't encourage a rip off system but a non-cash way to pay i want to talk about a real disaster 2 that is coming to the library thanks to the sfmta the mta plans to cut all 3 bus stops closest to the library on the 19 northbound bus this will cut the only stop on the northbound line that is right on the library in just a few steps from the front entrance will force the library users to walk more than 2 half blackstone's blocks and across two big streets that is a huge impact on safety as well as convenience this is library is the only public library with a lib for the deaf there are one and a half million velocities per year at the library and that's what the mta is planning minimal publicity

and sfgovtv. >> excuse me - >> sfgovtv please. so i'm peter executive director of library users association on some pending business we certainly support the libraries and think the books and the people that who have stayed away from the library are exactly the ones we should have encouraged through a no fine permanent system at library is ene e mental illness wealthy with a reserve over $20 million and half a million dollars in feinstein fees we don't encourage a rip off system but a non-cash way to pay i want to talk about a real disaster 2 that is coming to the library thanks to the sfmta the mta plans to cut all 3 bus stops closest to the library on the 19 northbound bus this will cut the only stop on the northbound line that is right on the library in just a few steps from the front entrance will force the library users to walk more than 2 half blackstone's blocks and across two big streets that is a huge impact on safety as well as convenience this is library is the only public library with a lib for the deaf there are one and a half million velocities per year at the library and that's what the mta is planning minimal publicity

peter for men taken into custody. police say they want to send a strong message here in the fort collins area to anyone operating businesses and all of the associated crimes. new line new information on the man found stabbed to death inside an abandoned building in fort collins over the weekend. he's been identified as 44 -year-old benjamin mckinley who was found lease which halted used for shelter by transients. police have charged two men in connection with that case. in that tragedy strike will know our family for me know our family for the second time and friends of janel vargas say her son gabriel has died as well. the fire destroyed the home on east seventh avenue. the it could not have they did not have homeowners insurance. if you would like to help we have a go find me page at www.kdvr.com. police officer north glen police officer last december was sentenced today to 32 years in prison first he started shooting as he tried to make a run for it. he was hit multiple times. >> the danger facing police officers is in the spotlight again tonight after four officers were shot within 24 hours over the weekend. florida st. louis gladstone in that

and sfgovtv. >> excuse me - >> sfgovtv please. so i'm peter executive director of library users association on some pending business we certainly support the libraries and think the books and the people that who have stayed away from the library are exactly the ones we should have encouraged through a no fine permanent system at library is ene e mental illness wealthy with a reserve over $20 million and half a million dollars in feinstein fees we don't encourage a rip off system but a non-cash way to pay i want to talk about a real disaster 2 that is coming to the library thanks to the sfmta the mta plans to cut all 3 bus stops closest to the library on the 19 northbound bus this will cut the only stop on the northbound line that is right on the library in just a few steps from the front entrance will force the library users to walk more than 2 half blackstone's blocks and across two big streets that is a huge impact on safety as well as convenience this is library is the only public library with a lib for the deaf there are one and a half million velocities per year at the library and that's what the mta is planning minimal publicity

republican hold, senator pat toomey reelected and defeating democraticty the candidate by a narrow margin. the associated press giving that to senator pat toomey. peter back to you. peter: the trump headquarters is full. donald trump is in the building and should be speaking shortly. we will bring that to you. we want to show you this early new york times. here is their front page on the website. verge.s on the the new york times had opined strongly against trump's candidacy. they said republicans would control the senate after writing donald trump's code strings. as we wait for it the trump to come out and speak, we will continue to take your calls. line. washington democrat your senator and your governor got reelected, didn't he? i did not pay much attention. i was doing other things. hillary losingt and trump winning and i am pro-life and i would like to see the day when democrats will be pro-life like they used to be. mom and dad and grandma and grandpa and my whole family was democrat. i have never been rich. host: who did you vote for janet? caller: i won't say it. i won't say it. i can't say. i mean, i was -- i am a seecrat and i would like to

and sfgovtv. >> excuse me - >> sfgovtv please. so i'm peter executive director of library users association on some pending business we certainly support the libraries and think the books and the people that who have stayed away from the library are exactly the ones we should have encouraged through a no fine permanent system at library is ene e mental illness wealthy with a reserve over $20 million and half a million dollars in feinstein fees we don't encourage a rip off system but a non-cash way to pay i want to talk about a real disaster 2 that is coming to the library thanks to the sfmta the mta plans to cut all 3 bus stops closest to the library on the 19 northbound bus this will cut the only stop on the northbound line that is right on the library in just a few steps from the front entrance will force the library users to walk more than 2 half blackstone's blocks and across two big streets that is a huge impact on safety as well as convenience this is library is the only public library with a lib for the deaf there are one and a half million velocities per year at the library and that's what the mta is planning minimal publicity

and sfgovtv. >> excuse me - >> sfgovtv please. so i'm peter executive director of library users association on some pending business we certainly support the libraries and think the books and the people that who have stayed away from the library are exactly the ones we should have encouraged through a no fine permanent system at library is ene e mental illness wealthy with a reserve over $20 million and half a million dollars in feinstein fees we don't encourage a rip off system but a non-cash way to pay i want to talk about a real disaster 2 that is coming to the library thanks to the sfmta the mta plans to cut all 3 bus stops closest to the library on the 19 northbound bus this will cut the only stop on the northbound line that is right on the library in just a few steps from the front entrance will force the library users to walk more than 2 half blackstone's blocks and across two big streets that is a huge impact on safety as well as convenience this is library is the only public library with a lib for the deaf there are one and a half million velocities per year at the library and that's what the mta is planning minimal publicity

and the vulnerabilities that we are dealing with. >> senator peter, you mentioned the government and speed and that issue. often times we don't associategovernment with speed. i don't think anything anything. >> that's the first time i've heard that. [laughter] >> the other thing i've heard is that government and industry lineup 100%. as we address that challenge of volume, how does that work? how do those two things, lining up government and industry, as well as the speed factor related to regulations, how do you equalize those two? >> i think it picks up on what they talked about, this collaboration to come together as a little bit of a different paradigm than when you look at general regulations. when i think of the auto industry, certainly fuel economy standards are different than what you will have in cyberspace. you can set the bar and ask her and however they do it, the technology to get there, that's great, but just hit that bar. aware that bar is that on cyber because it is constantly changing with cyber ai and deep learning and all the things that are coming forward, but we need to collaborate with regulators. i think there's

and sfgovtv. >> excuse me - >> sfgovtv please. so i'm peter executive director of library users association on some pending business we certainly support the libraries and think the books and the people that who have stayed away from the library are exactly the ones we should have encouraged through a no fine permanent system at library is ene e mental illness wealthy with a reserve over $20 million and half a million dollars in feinstein fees we don't encourage a rip off system but a non-cash way to pay i want to talk about a real disaster 2 that is coming to the library thanks to the sfmta the mta plans to cut all 3 bus stops closest to the library on the 19 northbound bus this will cut the only stop on the northbound line that is right on the library in just a few steps from the front entrance will force the library users to walk more than 2 half blackstone's blocks and across two big streets that is a huge impact on safety as well as convenience this is library is the only public library with a lib for the deaf there are one and a half million velocities per year at the library and that's what the mta is planning minimal publicity

peter kazik is a close associate of john podesta. the two met for dinner after testifying about benghazi, and podesta, who by the way said hillary clinton has terrible instincts on wikileaks, described him as the man who kept him, podesta, out of jail. >> well we have live team fox coverage. john roberts is with the trump campaign in florida. brett is standing by with analysis of all of this, but our chief national correspondent ed henry will get us started today. you've been plowing through the wikileaks, i can't imagine what time you get in to do that. we are finding big new problems for the clinton foundation and the latest release, tell us about it. >> heather, we keep getting all of these stories with questions about pay to play and giving us a window perhaps on what will happen if hillary clinton is elected president and former president bill clinton is in the white house as well. and they have all these people from around the world who have poured millions into the clinton foundation looking to cash in. doesn't mean that a new clinton administration would give them favors, but these new e-mails are showing how the donors expect f

peter and ed pinto know about this and have discussed it. in any case, 1938, finally the government, supposedly to show how experimentally these charters my actually work, do organize and finance one of these national mortgage associations called the federal -- well, first washington, but then federal national mortgage association. and then strangely enough, after that, the valuation of new charters, new charter applications, really are suspended. it's very hard to find out any information about what goes on. what we do know is nobody else was chartered and no other applications for charters were really considered. so what that means, of course, is in terms of the fha, what we got was a system that offered public guarantees and had public functions instead of a mutual private mortgage insurance program which was where it was supposed to go. and fannie mae -- this is fnma, i have to be careful. what this gave us was a very limited secondary market, specifically on fha loans. and as we'll find out, it was used for a very specific purpose as well, instead of a much broader secondary market facility. so given that, here is some of the legacies. here are three legacies of this story i would like to leave you with. it doesn't

. >> senator peters, you mentioned the government and speed and that issue. oftentimes we don't associate government with the speed. i don't think i'm saying anything new. >> that's the first time i heard that. >> the of the first thing art is government and industry lined up 100%. as we address about challenge the volume how does that work? how do those two things, lining up government and industry as well as the speed factor related to regulation, how do you equalize those? >> i think nixon was the administered talk about, collaboration to come together. a different paradigm than your luggage and regulations. when i think of the auto industry, fuel economy standards are different than what you're going out into cyberspace. fuel economy standards you can set a bar, ask companies to get there. however, they do, the technology to get there, that's great. but just get to that bar. i don't know where the party sat on cyber because it is constantly changing because of the changes i mentioned in my opening comments with cyber, or with ai and deep learning and all these things coming forward. w

and identify which organization you're with, we'll have some mikes floating around. tart here. >> good afternoon, mr. secretary. thank you for being here. i'm peter with pizer associates in washington. i'm interested building on the critical infrastructure comment you made, the congress and others seem more interested in having the department focusing on urban transport networks and amtrak and potential targets like that. i'm wondering what you think the appropriate role for d.h.s. and the rest of the federal establishment is in cooperating with state and local government on protecting, particularly urban transport networks? secretary johnson: as a general matter, in the current global threat environment, i think we need to work more closely -- we at the federal level need to work more closely with state and local governments, state and local law enforcement through our grand making programs such as -- i have another thing here in my pocket. such as this one, security starts here. connect, plan, train, and report. this is something that assistant secretary has been a big promoter of. homeland security starts with hometown security. in the current environment we say th

and sfgovtv. >> excuse me - >> sfgovtv please. so i'm peter executive director of library users association on some pending business we certainly supporthe libraries and think the books and the people that who have stayed away from the library are exactly the ones we should have encouraged through a no fine permanent system at library is ene e mental illness wealthy with a reserve over $20 million and half a million dollars in feinstein fees we don't encourage a rip off system but a non-cash way to pay i want to talk about a real disaster 2 that is coming to the library thanks to the sfmta the mta plans to cut all 3 bus stops closest to the library on the 19 northbound bus this will cut the only stop on the northbound line that is right on the library in just a few steps from the front entrance will force the library users to walk more than 2 half blackstone's blocks and across two big streets that is a huge impact on safety as well as convenience this is library is the only public library with a lib for the deaf there are one and a half million velocities per year at the library and that's what the mta is planning minimal publicity an

within the trump campaign and the bottom line being chris christie who, of course, prosecuted jared kushner's father. anyone associated it with him may be pushed aside. >> peterng site. i want to bring in kelly o'donnell. vice president-elect mike pence is meeting with president-elect in the trump tower. the two are discussing some of these names for the next administration, some cabinet names. there's a possibility we may get a more thorough readout from that in the next few hours and they may also be getting the so-called presidential daily briefing. talk to us about your reporting on this. >> reporter: this is something that is available to the president-elect once he won the office and it is sort of notable that it's now a week later and our sourcing tells us that it will happen today and this will be an opportunity for both president-elect, vice president-elect pence to receive this information identical to what is delivered to barack obama each day and contains intelligence summaries of the hot spots around the world, the sources and methods. essentially, it's a file of the government's secrets and the threats that are imminent on a daily basis. this is

and sfgovtv. >> excuse me - >> sfgovtv please. so i'm peter executive director of library users association on some pending business we certainly support the libraries and think the books and the people that who have stayed away from the library are exactly the ones we should have encouraged through a no fine permanent system at library is ene e mental illness wealthy with a reserve over $20 million and half a million dollars in feinstein fees we don't encourage a rip off system but a non-cash way to pay i want to talk about a real disaster 2 that is coming to the library thanks to the sfmta the mta plans to cut all 3 bus stops closest to the library on the 19 northbound bus this will cut the only stop on the northbound line that is right on the library in just a few steps from the front entrance will force the library users to walk more than 2 half blackstone's blocks and across two big streets that is a huge impact on safety as well as convenience this is library is the only public library with a lib for the deaf there are one and a half million velocities per year at the library and that's what the mta is planning minimal publicity

fact as peter said, that white nationalists, you know, sort of take pride in donald trump's election or wants to associate with them. right now, because donald trump has become the president-elect and will be the president of the united states we can debate many we can continue debating whether or not, what the overlap is between racism and trump's movement, or racism and the alt-right movement, the onus is on him now as the leader of the country to either disassociate himself from this, or have people think he is associated with it. >> you're not buying. this is what brian lanza said. president-elect trump has continued to denounce racism of any kind. he was elected because he will be a leader for every american. >> but what he has -- >> is that too acute by half? >> because of what we've seen him done. in the "60 minutes" interview he did, to just turn to the camera and say stop it, is not enough. to come out at his hotel about nothing related to it, and then just say, by the way, all that birther stuff i was doing in 2011 and 2012. i didn't mean it after all. the predicate was set that he wanted to attract people on this us versus them divide. >> the alt-right held a conference

association of port authority annual conference. this was the 105 annual conference and president adams, vise president braden, peter daily and i represented the port. the program featureed a port director only discussion which i participated in. port directors were eager to talk about best practices with boards and commissions and public engagement. the conference also featured discussion of anticipated trade and transportation policy for the upcoming year. industry outlook on supply chain and governments evolving role optimizing good movement. perspective on port financing, investment and development initiative, anticipated impact of energy market and presentations addressing effective communication strategies and environmental stewardship. the pored of new orleans hosted a very very successful event. i thought the most valuable part for me is the ability to meet other port directors and find those other 8 women, actually 7, i think i'm the 8th, but it was very good also to think about san francisco as our port in comparison to our peers and think about how many ports are moving to diversify their port foal dpoio which we did some time a

columnist and associate editor of "the washington post" and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson and joining the conversation on capitol hill, "the new york times" reporter jarmd pe jeremy petersn't know because we come in at 1:00. >> daylight savings time -- >> four-point swing in four days. >> like her on health care. >> it's a three-point race. daylight savings time. when does that end? >> sunday morning. >> it's getting dark. it's dark at 7:00. >> the 2016 presidential campaign enters its final weekend with a race that's narrowing as election day draws closer except we have new numbers. yesterday the candidates' planes crossed each other's paths on the tarmac. on north carolina that hours after trump spotted air force one in miami. president obama will return to the campaign trail in new hampshire for hillary clinton on monday. his first campaign stop there since 2012. vice president joe biden barnstorms in a late push across pennsylvania. and the president and first lady michelle obama will join hillary and bill clinton for an election eve rally in philadelphia on monday night. tim kaine will finish the campaign in once thought to be safe virginia after hillary clinton ex

association of port authority annual conference. this was the 105 annual conference and president adams, vise president braden, peter daily and i represented the port. the program featureed a port director only discussion which i participated in. port directors were eager to talk about best practices with boards and commissions and public engagement. the conference also featured discussion of anticipated trade and transportation policy for the upcoming year. industry outlook on supply chain and governments evolving role optimizing good movement. perspective on port financing, investment and development initiative, anticipated impact of energy market and presentations addressing effective communication strategies and environmental stewardship. the pored of new orleans hosted a very very successful event. i thought the most valuable part for me is the ability to meet other port directors and find those other 8 women, actually 7, i think i'm the 8th, but it was very good also to think about san francisco as our port in comparison to our peers and think about how many ports are moving to diversify their port foal dpoio which we did some time a

and identify the organization you are with will have microphones floating around. >> good afternoon mr. secretary, thank you for being here. i'm peter pies her with pies or associatesi'm. i'm interested building onto the critical infrastructure, you made, the congress and others seem more interested in having the department focus on urban transport networks and amtrak and potential targets like that. i'm wondering what you think the appropriate role for dhs and the rest of the federal establishment is and cooperating with state and local government on protecting particularly urban transport network. >> as a general matter in the current global threat environment i think we need to work more closely, at the federal level need to work more closely with state and local governments, state local law enforcement, through our grantmaking, through programs such as -- such as this one, security starts here connect, plan, train, train and report, this is something that assistant secretary has been a promoter of. homeland security starts with hometown security. in the current environment we say that we have to be vigilant when it comes to public events in public places that i

peter warfield executive director of library users association. i hope you would use the three minutes that sunshine requires for public comment and not two. basically two things. i would like to agree with the previous speaker of the dangers of bicycles which i don't think are sufficiently noted in any sense including in statistics with regard to bicycle injuries. we know even the pedestrian bicycle contention can cause pedestrian -- can result in pedestrian death. to back up a little bit on october 14 i went to a meeting sponsored by this body i believe on intended to collect information from the public, and i asked three different sets of people on that day for three separate and distinctly different -- pretty basic stuff like the person giving the presentation. i would like a copy of the presentation. two weeks went by and i heard nothing from anybody. i don't think that's the kind of responsiveness especially from the people that are supposed to be responsive to the public i don't think that's appropriate, and i am sadly finding in other respects the agency is not responsive as it should be and even as it's legally required to be in s

associate find you with a microphone. we have one question here and one question here. we will start with this one. >> i had a question for peter. would the crisis have occurred without the direct encouragement of banks to make lower credit quality loans in certain neighborhoods, instituted through the community reinvestment act so that there was a direct incentive for the banks in order, which can be held over their heads if they wanted to merge, get regulatory approval. >> crp, the committee for investment act, was very small in terms of its impact. i don't even cover it in a substantial way in the book because the are not, there is enough data about the loans are actually made under cra rules to protect them to what happened in the financial crisis. the main problem was before the housing goals where fannie and freddie had an incentive to buy these loans. if cra was a factor, it was very hard to identify. people do confuse the two. affordable housing goals and community reinvestment act, but in my view, of nursing enough data for me to say that the cra has had any impact on the problem of the financial crisis. >> question he