news is that san francisco is not first for the effort and that's important because other jurisdictions have implemented evaluation prufrdz of contract and federal government and the city of san francisco new york and philadelphia lots of information out there to look at laws and see which ones we like and the staff to implement figure out what the best practices are so we want a few things to save taxpayer money and make sure taxpayers are getting the best quality of work and save time on product duration and do it better and deliver better products and throughout the process and actually want to decrease the conflicts between the contractors whether litigation as projects are progressing so how are we're going to do that? roadway the way it is we're basically considering the promise that a contractor makes when he or she summits a bid we're going to change that to require an evaluation of past performance when awarding the contract as i said it becomes out there we're going to look for them immediately when our immediate task at hand are are 4 things one it is pretty straightforward we have to change the law to say a evaluations are required and two they will be credit card in future awards w

san francisco thank you for coming (clapping.) a hundred years ago that was the spot and it all began in august of 1914 on this very building san francisco had a ship sail from san francisco to new yorkfrancisco delayed in large letters the panama canal is on and why did that matter it caught 7 thousand miles off of the shipping trip 60 percent if $13,000,000,000 down to $5,000 thousands miles it really was truly come pelleted the for the into greatness that held through with world war ii and surrounded by trollies and all kinds of other vehicles that served all the people that came for this great event and one - isn't that perfect timing (clapping.) of course, i'm not the muni director so one of the great things this was the first world fair to welcome the automobile and all kinds of entrepreneurs who created transportation because so many people came that year for the world's fair that we needed new vehicles and one hundred years later driverless vehicles so our history builds over and over again another thing the fantastic tower 20th century 2 hundred and 45 feet tall the city argued for one year after the 1906 san francisco earthquake whether to stay what a more fitting place to

it is made a million homeless concentration camp all over the streets from san francisco to new york. in specific a lot in san francisco. i was a [inaudible] but this hitler mayor lee who gave me proluimation [inaudible] of san francisco and after this evicted and doesn't want to help me and your board of supervisors. it will come time when [inaudible] board of supervisor to help me. nobody in the [inaudible] could evict a person 83 years old without any reason and i'm sleeping on the street because you are gustopa board of supervisor and the mayor doesn't want to help me. i called you mr. mar and what they told me, is we don't want to get involved in this right. who wanted to invalve with this 83 years old jew who survived holocaust and look what is going with the homeless people on the street. they are eating from garbage can and drinking from carbage mpt they are not people. you made them animal jz dogs. shame to you but god will punish you >> thank you sir, next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors president breed, joe copal with san francisco electrical contractors assoc

a far-reaching community, not just in san francisco or new york, but a global community. everyone's just reeling. >> a private vigil for freddenberg will be held in san francisco. an online fund-raiser is under way in freddenberg's memory for two nepal orphanages. >> people who have loved ones in nepal gather to mourn the loss. a few dozen people turned out for the event near the ferry building. many have been trying to keep tabs on their loved ones in nepal, but the damaged infrastructure has not made it easy. they're collecting funds for those in the rural areas hit just as bad as the capital of kathmandu. >> there is a rescue team. nobody is going out there because it's up in the hill. >> some here are even hoping to book tickets to the devastated country so they can hand-deliver support if needed. >>> information is trickling into the office of the nepal youth foundation in sausalito. it's providing scholarships for teenagers in nepal since 1990. one staff member described the quake's impact on the people there. >> there is no electricity so communication has been a li

notice the years, new york giants won three titles. we have won three in san francisco over the past five years. it's been a nice run for the giants 2010, 2012, 2014. the giants exhibition baseball with the a's tonight at at&t park. live from san francisco, back to you in the studio. >> paul pinch hitting. >> i was say you can do double duty for us tonight as a sportscaster stay at the game. >> reporter: allen, you have the sports thing covered. >> they are paying me to not do sports, believe me. [ laughter ] >> paul, thanks. >> is that what it is now? >> yes. don't to, here's an extra thing in your paycheck. >>> well, the stars have aligned this weekend for a rare total lunar eclipse. as long as it stays clear, we should be able to see it in the bay area. but you will need to get up early or stay up late because it's going to start around 3 a.m. tomorrow. the moon will turn a reddish orange or what some refer to as blood moon. the timing is also steeped in religious lore as it's between good friday and easter sunday. >> i don't know, 3 a.m., your daughter sleeps throug

. >> such a loss for the community, and a far reaching community, not just in san francisco or new york but a global community. and everyone is just reeling. >> a private vigil for fredinburg will bed in the san francisco. an online fun drawser is-under injure way in his memory in. >> this man scott hold over santa rose a and another climber are both safe in nepal. they were in the mt. everest area when the quake struck. holder spoke with abc7 news on the phone and described exactly what he has seen. >> the construction here is not what you have in the united states. it's not california earthquake standard, and i was very concerned. the floors were buckling. you could see the windows popping open. we're seeing deceased walking through down being carried by locals. very traumatic. >> another climber, john ryder, dodged death last year when he survive an avalanche on everest ex-john thousand koo century cried the quake and is heading back to the u.s. he said he hid under a table. he hat been tweeting about his experience. he just landed in dubai. one latest post every wobble i feel i thin

a new report by the airlines reporting corporations says travelers to san francisco new york and denverl actually pay more. >> that's not right. come on. >> no it's not. >>> a merge between two cable giants may have trouble get acing past the federal government. >> jill wagner joins us now. good morning. >> good morning. investors looking for a big rebound after a massive sell off on friday. grease and china really rattled global markets including the united states. the dow dropped 279 points nasdaq fell about 76. the massive americaner between comcast and time warner cable could be hitting a road block. the companies will sit down this week to address concerns and the government will likely block the deal because the company would be do big which ultimately could hurt consumers by cutting down competition. >>> and craft is changing the recipe of it's mack and cheese according to the chicago tribune by next year they will remove dyes that produce the orange color replacing them with spices. frank and michelle? >> all right. i just got off an airplane last night and i guess airplane seat

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new report by the airlines reporting corporations say travelers to san francisco new york and denver will actually pay more. >> since we are already in the bay area we can go somewhere else. >> but then we got to come back. >> don't get me started on air travel. >> you got a good deal recently. >> it took me 24 hours to get there. >> it still was a good deal. >> that was because of weather because of thunderstorms i was grounded fire department san antonio and had to drive 530 miles to oklahoma. >> what a great weekend. >> it was worth the drive. >> speaking of driving we got a lot of traffic this morning. not sure what's going on. accident after accident coming? first i want to show clearing of the overnight road work about 15 minutes ago so everything is clear heading into downtown but the bay bridge is really backed up the metering lights switched on on the earlier side. it is pretty solid from the 24 interchange. those speeds averaging about 22 miles per hour but it's really the dublin gradins been slow spots after an early morning fender bender involving a semi and other car. it

worst of all is los angeles ranked number one followed by san francisco, honolulu new york and seattle. and get this when compared to major cities around the world, we only rank 74th. meanwhile, mexico city is considered the worst in north america. now, there was some interesting statistics in this survey by tom-tom. from 2013-2014, researchers say that congestion here in our region increased by about 3%. also they say that for a 30-minute commute that drivers locally face 78 hours of delays each year. they also say that the best commutes during peak periods meaning if you have to drive during rush hour here in our region are on friday morning or monday evenings and they say that the worst commute times in our region are tuesday, wednesday and thursday mornings. and thursday evenings are also particularly bad according to these researchers. one last note they say that the most congested day in 2014 was on april 30th which is interesting because we went back and looked at the archives of stories we covered at sporting events, weather events. nothing stood out to us as being a cause of b

we expect sky-high rents in san francisco and new york city. now real estate trackers say rents are spiking even in places where the housing market has struggled. smaller cities like denver kansas city portland real estate database zillow says on average renters spent a quarter of income on housing but now it's to about 30%. >>> after the break, lessons learned. dreams of a college diploma and why it may cost hundreds of thousands of americans their future. >>> what lies ahead for young americans living with autism? our special report friday on "america tonight" on what works. >> by 15 months noah was just -- he just started to engage. his language started coming and i remember just thinking i think he's getting this. >> is noah showing any signs of autism today? >> none. >> breaking the silence and changing the lis of people living with autism. friday a special report on "america tonight." >>> now a lesson learned about higher education in america and the crippling debt that can come with it. student debt in this country has already reached mo

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san francisco just ended on the other side of the country. and the cool part, the car drove a lot of the way by itself. >>> from san francisco to new york a driverless car completed a success cross-country trip. the vehicle pulled into new york after a 3500-mile journey. for most of the trip that car was driving itself. it use gps, sensors and cameras to steer through traffic and brake on its own. >> the car actually handled extremely well. it slowed down near other car, following the lane lines. >> the path to total autonomy on the road faces, well, you might say a major roadblock. most states have yet to pass legislation that would make self-driving cars street legal. there are also questions about insurance coverage in a self- driving accident. >>> speaking of high-tech travel, here's a new reason to fight over that window seat the next time you fly. airbus has filed a patent for a new smart window. the interactive display will allow passengers to simply tap the touchscreen to learn more about the landmarks below. >>> and some peace of mind for airline passengers traveling with pets. delta just rolled out a new gps service to keep track of animal

. >>> san francisco is a hot spot for chinese buyers looking to invest offshore. a report says san francisco beat out london, new york and paris as the most desirable international location. san francisco is attractive to overseas buyers because of the close proximity to the ocean, mountains and vineyards. and some cases, chinese buyers purchase without first seeing their new investment. >> i'll take that one. >> exactly. >>> it is a fight boston fans have waited years to see. >> this is a biggie but if you want to watch floyd mayweather fight manny pacquiao in person, you might have to take out a loan! tickets to the fight of the century went on sale at noontime today. the cheapest seats go for $1,500 a pop. you're going to need a line of credit from the mgm in the six and seven figures for a ringside seat. >>> a big anniversary for youtube. the first youtube video was uploaded 10 years ago today. it was just 18 seconds long. and posted from one of the youtube's founders called it me at the zoo and described the elephants at the san diego zoo. now they have billions of users with millions of videos uploaded every mi

in large cities like san francisco, new york, house prices are up from the peak of 2007.th less foreign investors, a smaller more in the middle of the u.s. prices are still down 30%, 35%. it is a very uneven recovery. this is the same we have seen in the u.k. wages have just started to grow recent lie because of declining inflation and declining oil price. this is an asset rich recovery and a wage-poor recovery. francine: does that mean it is going to be more difficult for janet yellen to raise rates this year? >> i think they want to do the first hike this year. our focus is for september but i think the path will be incredibly slow. i think investors are too focused and fixated with when it is going o happen either way, the path is going to be much much slower than we have ever seen in the past. much slower than even greenspan did. because of these inequalities. because of these differences. it all comes down to what the monetary policy can solve. they are hiking because they want to show that they can hike. at the same time, you can soft these problems segmentation of

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san francisco? >> yeah actually, someone just sent me a picture from new york there in union square and there is a big ring of rose he is and flowers and people are holding a vigil there. we are having a private vigil here in san francisco, just getting people together. this is such a loss for the community. and far reaching community, not just in san francisco or new york but a global community. and everyone's just reeling. the outpour has been incredible intense and to have known dan, he really moved people. i literally just got a message from a person that we met one time in estonia and she reached out and with her best wishes. and that's just who he was. he had this thing he would do he would walk up to someone, it could be in a hotel in holland, never met the person before say, hey, good to see you again, how are you doing? and people would just be taken aback, like i know this guy and he just made about you feel that comfortable. we would say that dan had this ability to create a reality distortion field. and that his friend had so much power he could change the reality around to what ashley was

it's available in san francisco, new york, miami, and will launch in los angeles next month. since the last funding round in the summer of 2014 the number of shipments has jumped 500% and customer growth remains steady surpassing 20% month over month. this growth is due in part to partnerships with banana republic and other retailers to beef up it's popular ship returns program. we don't know the margin of this business but we do know they need to run ware houses and pay a lot of workers to pick up and mail packages so it's hard to see how this could be a very profitable business. at least right now. but the company's ceo insists that will change as ship scales. >> i don't necessarily say it's a business that when or if you would be profitable but for us it's all about growth and as much as we can continue to invest in growth we'll be better long-term as a business. >> at least one legendary investor is a true ship believer. john door announced he's joining the start ups board. for cnbc i'm josh lipton in san francisco. >> u.s. regulators make a move to extradite a u.k. trade

the priciest here in san francisco and new york city.son is that parents are increasingly using college kids rather than high school students for their child care. >>> a popular restaurant will be sevenning their last male on sunday. the owners had hoped to work out a new lease with the building owner but say that was a sticking point. the lease would require the restaurant to be responsibility for losses. so the powell street eatery has been around for some 30 years will be closing dices at 10:00 p.m. on sunday. so some summer like weather around the bay area today. what we can expect for tomorrow. >> if you liked the weather today, we can expects basically the same situation. pretty much a repeat performance. that means we're going to have to deal with some grey skies for the morning and here on the time lapse from sfo, notice, some low clouds streaming in. those low clouds filling in. just about everywhere we're going to esoot low -- we're going to see the low clouds and to the north, some active weather. on into the trinity county mo

because this was in san francisco and new york see. care costs are parents are increasingly using college kids and some of high-school students as babysitters. >> mark: when the new details about american is accused of trying to join isis. police say he plans to do. police investigating have prior murder-suicide and arizona five adults that in the home what may lead up to the incident. beautiful one muckrakes a city traffic will this move and ookse cholate w haa crunch.brkside cruny clters - crpy multi-gins and sweefruiflaved piecesdied in richark ocolate. diover brookside cruny clters. ♪♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >> mark: will soften the overnight hourse at the oakland. track >> reporter: your forecast on your friday the. canfor to weaken warming up to show with a look at the weather. >> michelle: the sunrise and clear skies out there. flyboy in this little

the site surveyed ten thousand families that found the price of the cities for san francisco and new yorke reason for the hike is that more parents are hiring college kids rather than high school students. >> a lot of people paying 20 bucks an hour around here. >> still much more to come on "action news." >> the phillies snap their 6-game losing streak, we'll have the highlights, plus today's matchup in sports. >> walk this morning in bryn mawr raised awareness of a life threatening disease. of hundreds of people took part in the adams specter walk to win. adam died of hodgkin's lymphoma in 2007. the walk is sponsored by adams r sector association. >>> the phillies losing streak is over, and michael ways in on chip kelly. >> reporter: series finale in phillies. david buchanan none has allowed 11 earn runs in his first two starts. phillies look are -- are looking for the first road win. the bottom five, bryce harper deep to center gone. harper has four homers 3 against the phils. just like that phils tied at speed. how about ben revere, how about the speed on this guy. making a difference,

san francisco is so expensive. a lot of people want to move here. the city experiences a renaissance, not just san francisco, but portland, seattle, new york. there is no planning regulation and they are still displaying latino neighborhoods in that city and they don't have the reg ylshzs we have in san francisco. i just don't believe hat is a reason to why san francisco housing is expensive. i want to clireify that is why i can't support this finding. i know we have examples of where seek wuslowed down affordable housing. edward the second and booker t washington is a example of that. i argue that prop b which mandated all water front proposal going to the voreter insures 30 percent of the developments are affordable housing. developers used to say they can't build 30 percent affordable housing. now that they have to go to the voters they don't walk into my office without saying they will build with a minimum of 30 percent. citizens play a role using mechanisms. i understand it is a double edged sword and used both ways, but i don't want there to be a finding in the legislation that says this sh the only reason why housing is expensive in s

we have the most stringent lgbt non-discrimination law in the nation, stronger than san francisco, stronger than new york stronger than los angeles. >> reporter: segal says he knows many people who moved to philadelphia specifically for its inclusiveness and knows a few businesses too. >> the the last year more lgbt national organizations picked philadelphia to come, and have their national conventions. >> reporter: in effect he says he hopes his letter will only multiply matt rivers, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it is time to talk weather now. we have an eye on the storm tonight, bringing severe thunderstorms to the area. >> lets check with kate bilo for latest check of the system. how is it looking. >> it is quiet here in philadelphia, it is still cold temperatures well below average. you can see thick cloud cover for the past two days it feels like a long time since we have seen the sun, all thanks to the east wind keeping things chilly damp and very gray but it is quiet at least for now. take a look at storm scan three, things are lighting off to the west, center of the storm is right about here

san francisco. simon joins in the booth for their inaugural season in san francisco after coming west from new york and all simmons spent three different stints with the giants. he left the giants broadcast booth for the a's were he would spend the next 15 years to meet with bill king amongst others and he called the final three outs in the world series but he also called the 49ers games for remarkable 24 seasons he was enshrined in the baseball hall of fame. known for his dry wit and baritone voice his signature "tell it goodbye" call was his call. his passing comes on the eve of the giants and a's season. season the loan opening day game today. the cubs are honoring ernie banks. john lester on the mound. he was aquired for half the season he got roughed up early and theyn settled down. 8 hits, 3 earned runs. st louis won the game. the warriors haven't won in that buiilding ever in 8 18 years 19.7 rebounds. leonard on the alley-oop slam curry tried to keep them in it on the 3rd. the seteal and dunk by leonard steve currahshakes hands 107-92 spurs are teh only team this year that the warriosrs have

san francisco. my other daughter want to san francisco state university, all because of tz. i got to come out here from new york city. i didn't think there was any life outside of new york city and here i am in san francisco and it's the most wonderful place and teatro zinzanni made that all possible for me. and the relationships and to leave this theater, people say that you know you have a good show when the audience doesn't leave necessarily talking about you. but they leave talking about themselves. and night after night, the comments, the audiences from all over the world would come up and tell you, reminisce about stories that they could relate to in their lives. so i, along with many other people, agree that you must bring teatro zinzanni back. i am not working for tz now, but people come up to me and still ask me, when is tz coming back? so i urge you, really, to bring them back. thank you. >> thank you. bobby evans, gail gilman, flicka -- excuse me, leslie k.. >> good afternoon, supervisorss, my name is gail gilman and i have been a resident of north beach for 15 years and on the board of directors for

after high school i left for san francisco, then new york. i never stopped loving my home.ought i put my past behind me. 20 years later i decided to go back for my high school reunion. >> kimberly reed is with me now. it's a pleasure to meet you. thank you so much. obviously i want to get your reaction to the bruce jenner interview. first for people who are not familiar with your story. small montana town high school football quarterback. what happened? how do you feel? >> i can really relate to bruce and i'm going to say bruce because those are the pronouns and name he has chosen for now although that can become a complicated issue. but, yeah i can really relate to bruce's story because i, i didn't make it quite as long as he did. i only lasted through basically high school. but, yeah. it was just really hard to feel like i was acting in a way where i was trying to impress everybody else. i found it actually very comforting to have this set of rules that athletics provide. it said do this do that this ball across that line. that's all you have to worry about. for me it was

it drove itself 99% of the time from san francisco to new york, primarily on highways. delphi which outfitted the car says it never once went over the speed limit, but it did result in more than a few hand scweftures from angry drivers. the car also got a little skittish when he was driving next to truck, moving as far away in the lane as possible and it did not do well in construction zones, not able to handle temporary detours. got some bugs to figure out there. >>> earn money in the bank being a meter hero, the cash reward for doing your part to cut back in the drought. >>> and most kids can't wait for the bell to ring signaling that school is out. but these students want to stay in class thanks to some hands- on learning and a very special mentor. his story >>> get ready to tighten the belt on your water usage because next month it's going to be required. >> if that's not incentive enough, julie watts on the bay area company that give you cash to conserve. >>reporter: dana olman watches his water use inside his home. >> full dishwasher. >>reporter: and out. >> earli

sarah frier also in san francisco and paul sweeney here in new york. when i said tomorrow we will hear from ed williams, i met today. and williams will give us his take on twitter's troubles today. that is coming up next. stay with us for that. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg west. let's get a check of bloomberg's top headlines -- the supreme court has heard arguments in the gay marriage case. supporters want the court to extend the rights to the 14 states that do not allow it currently saying it violates their constitutional rights. here is justice stephen breyer during the argan it's. arguments. justice breyer: there is one group of people that what open marriage to so they have no ability to participate in that fundamental liberty. that is people of the same sex that wish to marry. we ask why? the answer we get is well people have always done it. you could've answered that one the same way we talk about racial segregation. matt: opponents say it is a decision that should be left to each state individually. tyson foods is a in the use of human antibiotics

♪ matt: we are live from new york and from san francisco.elcome to "bloomberg west" where we cover innovation, technology and the future of business. i'm matt miller in for emily chang. here's a check on the top headlines. japanese prime minister shinzo abe is at the white house for key meetings with president obama. the two leaders say they are committed to strengthening their alliance and signing the transpacific trade partnership despite political opposition to the trade deal. prime minister shinzo abe: on the bilateral issues significant progress was made. we will continue to cooperate to lead the talks to its last phase. matt: a state dinner is tonight with 300 guests in attendance. president obama also spoke about the riots in baltimore. he says while there have been troubling police interactions with black citizens across the country, there is no excuse for the violence. president obama: it is not a protest. it is not a statement. it is a handful of people taking advantage of the situation for their own purposes and they need to be tr

on airbnb are consistently arguing did you by people that list their home as not san francisco they're from denver, new york are mexican city from all over the world it is the same percentages all through the maeblt february 1st i've done four runs since february 1st since this law was - airbnb they don't take down their advertising. >> i want to polite. >> good afternoon. i'm teresa from north beach i'm representing the senior action i'm concerned about the enforcement in north beach alone because i'm seeing right next to me all those units that were illegal before and illegal today still going on granted they take down whatever signs were evidenced before some vacationing go on their clever my concern do you have a way of monitoring those listing if the city requires anyplatform they'll have to register that and this registration number will have to be on any listing no matter what platform this way how can you know there are 8 unit just two buildings away from me used as vacation rental every single weekend 5 days sometimes 4 days rarely more than that but all the time that is one street around the corne

san francisco, new york. it's got such an overriding advantage here. >> so the richest man in china, i want you to tell joe what industry the richest man in china is in. >> it's soda. unbelievably. so this is a guy that just bounced out of nowhere. and he -- he went public about two -- well about a year ago. and since then his stock has doubled and doubled and doubled. it's given him 26 u.s. billion dollars now. >> that's more than the movie guy. >> would it be like here a lot of people got rich in the soda industry here. although it's not necessarily that. is the government subsidizing it there as well? >> i'm not sure. but it's another -- it's another example, i mean jack maher was number one last year. and it's not that these guys are stalked or have problems. they've been overtaken. the new kid on the block, a very ambitious bloke who is the soda king. >> thanks for bringing that robert. >>> coming up a veteran only analyst reacts to the huge deal of the day. maybe a decade. shell buying rival bg for $70

new york. >> san francisco police are taking precautions to ensure everybody as a mellow time at tomorrow's marijuana smokeout at golden gate park. monday is april 20th. police are planning to close kezar drive from 3:00 to 7:00 in the evening, which is expected to lead to major traffic congestion. there will be additional police park patrol, and parking enforcement officers in the area tomorrow. >>> up next, a look at this year's cherry blossom festival parade. also man's dying wish that has created a heated political debate. >> they all want the same thing that's just to be accepted and have friends, and be loved. >> a birthday party where the greatest gift is love. why an entire city came together to celebrate a little girl. >> i'm abc7 meteorologist drew tuma. mother nature about to give us a reality check with more spring-like weather. a cooldown on the way for the new work and okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of

so if you're commuting in new york or san francisco, a lot of times you show up to a meeting very hotsweaty, and this actually takes that component out of it. it's really doing a lot of it for you so you can arrive very much in style. cheryl: okay. they had a kickstarter campaign. >> yeah, it did so well. it got over $700,000, and it only wanted 100,000. cheryl: have they priced out the bikes yet? >> actually the bike itself is just your own bike so you can still use your own, and you just use the wheel which is about a thousand dollars. cheryl: oh, interesting. still it's going to cost us a little bit. okay, now to my favorite story. if you are nervous about flying with your pet, delta's trying to ease your mind, offering passengers gps pet trackers so they can monitor their dog mid flight. okay, do you like this? >> this is great. this actually stemmed from something that happened at lax back in the fall. a dog that was flying with delta got lost and escaped from the chem, and they were never able to -- from the kennel and they were never able to find it. it's actually not entirely