next speaker is richard lee. hello. >> hello i'm richard lee. i live in the southeast corner of pro-terro hill and i want to see who is blocking access to high speed internet for my area for potrero hill and they said they're not allowed to use utility polls and i'm trying to find someone who said they will not allow a sound wave or anybody other than comcast to provide high speed internet to that area of potrero hill. i used their website for service and all potrero hill to where the housing project and if you have to cross over the area they will not offer cheap high-speed internet to those areas of the hill. it doesn't seem fair for the southeast corner of the hill is being cut off by affordable fiber internet because of our particular location of where we live. i've tried to contact somebody in the p.u.c. on when it will ab addressed and wen they'll allow the -- when they'll allow the companies to do this. i can't get answers. if you have any indications to find out who to go to to find out why this is happening. >> commissioner: mr. kelly.

several celebrities, including president bill clinton, food network celebrity sandra lee, rolling stones front man, keith richardshe jordanian royal family. >>> some people are drooling over a taco-bell themed resort hotel in the works. >> that's right. they are opening up a pop-up hotel. dreams of eating a chalupa supreme, while sunbathing on a floaty will come through this august. from check-in to checkout. there will be taco bell, bell hops. taco bell inspired cocktails and of course, taco bell room n >> we're thrilled. they chose palm springs. the greater palm springs to be their location for the pop-up hotel. and we're hoping >>f you're hun room. michelle is. the hotel will open up on august 9th, for five days. reservations open up in june. >> i'll go. >> i'll go, too. i love taco bell. my grandparents would not like plea to say -- me to say that. but i do. mary loves food like no other people i know. and you say no to taco bell? >> i like authentic mexican food. >> so do i. but it's taco bell. >> they're open late. >> not that we're up that late on this shift. however, this morning, we are up early. and for

today, i have with me ron lee who has been a volunteer with the celebration since 2005 and richard hashimotowe have a great celebration which we honoured sandy murray of the recipient of public service award and we commemorated two historically significant events that president yi just mentioned for the asian american city's programme in san francisco state which was the first ever such programme in the entire country and to date remains the largest. of course, the chinese workers for the 150th anniversary of the contributions to making the railroad history happen and we're just really a part of american history. so i think we have a diverse community and i think in sanfrancisco, we really not only at every single level including at the board of supervisors show the rest end of the country how we embrace diversity in our country. thank you for our time. >> if you for all othank you fok you in and thank you for planning this year's festivities and i want to thank the centre on asian american media for their support for today's commendations. they're acclaimed film festival starts thursday and

richard curry. he had confessed to three other killings here in the early 1980s but he died in jail in 1983 before lee went on trial. >>> happening today the golden gate transit district will hold hearings on bus route changes. the changes would take affect in december and are meant to provide faster and more frequent service. a public hearing tonight at 6:30. >>> time is 4:47. sal is over there. he has had his coffee and is ready to get you where yeah need to two. >> we have quite a pickle here on 580 at 205. yes, i did use that word and i love pickles. we had some road work and that is why it is much slower. you seis a matter course. they picked up the road work, but it will be slow before you get there. no major issues driving through. tonight the wars yours play, the a's play and that will be a big traffic issue if you're going to either game. the commute at the bay bridge so far is light. 4:48. let's bring steve in. >> thank you, sal. >> we'll get right to it. if you're heading out to the a's. the reds we'll see if this game is on time tonight. 7:07. i think you know the drill. bundle up. speakin

lee will have the latest on weather weekday starting 4:30. >>> fremont police say this man was caught by his own hidden camera he set up in a bathroom used by children. police arrested richardocha of antioch last week. an employee found the camera at a trampling parking fremont. police found video they say show him setting up the camera. he will be in court june 3rd to face child pornography and other charges. >>> a very close call for a sacramento area veteran. almost impelled while traveling on interstate five. police say a homeless man through a tripod, stolen from a caltrans crew, often overpass, the smashed through the windshield where the vet was sitting in the front seat. he was badly injured but will survive. police say the suspect could be charged with attempted murder. >>> the city of berkeley has an old-school solution to the new threat of urban wildfires. da lin shows us. >> reporter: see that speaker with their? berkeley had a ceren system put in place during world war ii. it has been out of service for decades. now, a new kind of danger forces the city to look at a new ceren system. >> when paradise happened i realize this could be berkeley in a minute. >> rep

richard. >> good morning. i'm just trying to take another look at the issue, i just had a conversation with supervisor sandra leeewer and there was something to do with the cost of the place, as well as things around the particular project. i, myself, was very enthusiastic when i heard about the $5 million from the parcel tax, $12 per par sex they were able to get just about $5 million. i like that very much. and then there was the other park, we had the foundation, 25.5 and we have the environmental justice cleanup. but one thing i kept on hammering over is the cost of the particular project. the parks are only dealing with one, two, three small parcels and has a cost that goes up to 120 by the time it gets built, $125 million. and in the back of your mind, if you remember -- if you can be patient with me for a minute, there is a problem with, what do you get from this particular project? i'm looking at the fiduciary relationships. i'm hoping that the developers of the 1500 units would be more generous to this particular project. it has very high estimate cost. and if you compare it to the embarcadero center, $

jackson lee: i think what the house judiciary committee and my colleagues and chairman nadler did today was to do something that the american people have not seen. since the watergate proceedings of richard nixon, they have not seen a president not stand up to the congress but stand up to the constitution in a way that rejects all of its parameters and all of the dignity and the order that we have run this country. the constitution started out by saying we wanted to form a more perfect union. today the attorney general joined with his supervisor, the president of the united states, decided to show the american people that this is not a democracy, that, in fact, we do not adhere to the rule of law and we will continue to be disrespectful to the people's house. i think my line of questioning, as my colleagues have indicated, would be just the truth. as of march 27, mueller letter stated to the attorney general that he wanted the documents to be released. they were not released. and so here we stand today with no other option other than to hold the attorney general in contempt. we have not done that because we will continue negotiations. so i would simply ask the question, is this the way w

lee of utah from brigham young. senator john kennedy from louisiana state. that is on the republican side. democrats, pato lahey, dick durbin, getting there agrees from georgetown. chris coons and richardlumenthal and cory booker getting degrees from magnet universities law school. kamala harris getting her degree from uc law. host: 12 republicans, 10 democrats. who will you be watching? what questions do you want them to ask the attorney general and what do you want to hear from william barr? sharon in kentucky, democrat. you are next. caller: how are you? host: good morning. is --: the things that the thing that is so amazing to me, the gentleman who talked to you from nevada, he said what really did get this going? that is the overwhelming thing i think bothers most americans, how much is our government doing now to protect these elections that are upcoming? questiond be my first to the attorney general. the other thing is i think there was a lady that called and she was talking to you about the summary that william barr had and thatn 1989, summary from what i had read had generalth the attorney at that time, asked to provide the memo offering detailed legal rationale for the summar