>> the roundtrip is $7, $3.50 each direction. assuming to and from san francisco, mainland. $7 times 5 is $35, times four weeks, math comes out to close to $160. what we calculated is that we could provide with that stipend two round trips per day per household. that's really -- >> supervisor kim: can we go back to that slide? >> that's important for us to focus on. two round trips per day peak hour. >> supervisor kim: and how much is the total of the resident credit currently? >> when you say total, you mean cost -- >> supervisor kim: monthly toll credit. >> $300. >> supervisor kim: and it will cover residents going on and off the island, so four one-way trips. >> yes. we as it relates to -- we believe when you do the math, two round trips per day, per weekday, so workweek. >> supervisor kim: the slide is not clear, for residents that live in below market-rate housing, they will be providing two discounted transit passes on top of the toll credit? >> the transit passes -- the $300 stipend can be used to perfect transit passes. o

. >> we will have six daily roundtrips between richmond and downtown tampa cisco. >> reporter: with ample available, the plan is compared to the freeway. >> a goes around all of the traffic. you avoid the bay bridge and coming to san francisco after a relaxing ride. >> reporter: ridership has doubled in the past five years and is expected to drupal. by 2035, there is an expanded golden gate system. they will have 44 boats carrying 34,000 passengers per day to a wide network of terminals. today the green dots recommend duction -- dots represent existing terminals. in yellow, the richmond and treasure island terminals have been funded. in orange, there is already partial funding for terminals at the seaport lagoon, berkeley, red with eddie, hercules and mission bay. read, still awaiting funding is a south bay terminal and another in the car tina straight. eventually, there could be smaller ferries for less populated areas or increased weekend and night service. >> we have a committee looking at a small boat study, looking at the potential uses in the bay area. >> reporter: no one should for

about to go on trying to throw me off, najarian, you know, sully, the market has done a 600-point roundtrip today. it could be a wild couple of hours. to what do you ascribe this incredible volatility lately >> i will focus in on, brian, all the funds liquidating in the year end and all the people that want to match up the profits they've taken. is their tax law telling there certainly is a lot of these folks that are underperforming the averages and getting resemgss and anticipating redemptions, there's a lot of that happening right now. this was one of the most constructive mornings despite the sell yot 288, up 330. that 700-point swing is the most positive thing any of us have seen in the last month of trading. >> one of these guys who is deeply off the record but a real market participant said they didn't want to go up and now they're being forced to liquidate. is that what you are hearing >> not hearing the same thing now. can't blame hedge funds for this >> not blaming >> i know you're not cfas -- >> let me come to that >> so hedge funds, it's 30-day notice minimally 30-day notice, mo

just a few hours..southwest putting out a statement saying:"we're refunding the cost of customers' roundtrip airfare and including an gesture of goodwill."one passenger snapped this photo after getting off the planeposting on instagram:"we are alive. the plane was (catherine) the case against the accused golden state killer is moving forward.. a judge has made two rulings ahead of a trial that's still months away. first he denied joseph deangelo's request to block media coverage. second - the public defender will keep representing deangelo since it's been determined he can't afford his own lawyer. sacramento county officials say they'll ask the state to help cover the estimated 20- million dollar cost of prosecuting and defending deangelo. he faces 26 murder and kidnapping charges in six counties. (grant) in national news tonight... key senate republicans are ramping up their revolt against president trump... over his refusal to hold the saudi crown prince accountable for the murder of columnist jamal khashoggi. they're joining with democrats... to push for legislation to punish the saudis.

wall street, futures are higher, as well, after another 2% roundtrip for the dow yesterday. 53 points, giving up an early rally of as much as 368 points. the s&p 500 ended little changed. the nasdaq gained .2%. look, the early rally simply evaporate after that contentious public meeting between president trump and democratic congressional leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi over border security. the cameras in that meeting and the dow lost all of its gains. >>> a former bloomberg executive pleaded not guilty tuesday to charges he masterminded a $15 million bid-rigging and commercial bribery scandal. anthony gazone was charged by prosecutors with crimes including conspiracy and commercial bribery connected to construction work done at the bloomberg offices. he was bloomberg's head of global construction. according to prosecutors, inside information was passed along to subcontractors to help them secure bids for construction projects. bloomberg officials say the owner and former new york mayor michael bloomberg was not aware of this scheme. >>> television icon kathie lee gi

months worth of rain in just a few hours..southwest putting out a saying:the cost of customers' roundtripairfare and including an additional goodwill."one passenger snapped this photo after getting off the planeinstagram: "we are alive. the plane was from plowing thru the barrier and numerous cars. crazy stuff."there were 117 people on board.. and was injured.i'm andy rose reporting. (catherine) heavy rains dropped visibility at the airport in burbank... and streets are flooded across southern california. this was the scene today in costa mesa.police are warning people of heavy flooding -- up to four feet. some residents in orange county have evenbeen put under evacuation orders. in downtown los angeles, rainfall of one-point-nine inches has been reported. that breaks a record of exactly one-inch back in 1997. lawrence karnow: it turned out to be a beautiful day with plenty of sunshine and cool temperatures. rain and snow moved into southern california to make for a stormy there for a day. on the satellite you can see as high pressure is building in to bring a break from the stormy weathe

may will face the no confidence vote on wall street, futures higher, as well after that bizarre 2% roundtriplly of 368 points. the s&p 500 ended little changed. the nasdaq gained .2%. that gain evaporate after the public meeting between the president and democratic congressional leaders. investors did not like that. that squabbling over border security and keeping the government open. >>> the president taking full credit for a strong u.s. economi, and he makes this remarkable claim in an interview with reuters -- "it's hard to impeach somebody who hasn't done anything wrong and who's created the greatest economy in the history of our country." want? the greatest economy in the history of our country some context for the president's hyperbole? so far this year, a very strong 2,260,000 net new jobs. better than last year but it matches the best years in the obama administration and, in fact, 2014 he had almost three million jobs created. as for the presidet's favorite poll, the stock market. we are heading for a flat year for the standard & poor's 500 after a strong 22% return last year. nowhe

. >> yang: now 21, aldo commutes 40 minutes roundtrip every day from his parents' house to california statersity-san bernardino. he's a junior, studying computer systems. he wants t and work with virtual reality. by going to college, he's breaking barriers not only in his own family, but in this region, where nearly half of all adults have no education beyon high school >> there's a lot of hardships that come around here. and a lot of students do experience that. i'm the first generation and i opportunity, they taught mppto take everytunity you have offered to you. so that's what i'm doin taking ery opportunity. >> yang: in the coming years, boosting educational opportunities could determine whether this region east of los angeles thrives or struggles. known as the inland pire, it's home to about 4.5 million people, more than half of them hispanic. looming over the terrain of mountains and desert ithe spread of automation. for businses, it promises to cut costs and boost productivity.ke for wos, especially the less educated, it threatens to take their jobs. >> what does that mean for