. >> 2u commissioners i'm susan sullivan a resident of brisbane a a voter in san mateo county coming in is not easy but your precipitation are different i've been going to the meeting bringing the brisbane precipitation because a lot of this project borders on the city of bringing brisbane and daily city having angle impact on all of us the feasibility study is valid it brings out significant points that deserve fallout study and not the geneva corridor but the choice do this and that do the hardy candle stick point is straightforward this is the uniquely development the area between bayshore and 101 is a problem an area that is going under tremendous change and trumps development some in the city of san francisco by a lot in the city of brisbane find interesting the parking lot is in the city and county of san francisco the train platform in the city of brisbane it gives us an idea how perplex i recommended adapting the feasibility study but recommend better coordination with the other communities and the other counties that are involved in this area any questions? colleagues questi

charles: susan sullivan is with us, our small business expert we haven't seen in a while. you about this anthem/cigna deal. we were just talking about the airlines, prices have gone through the roof, you have zero options, is so you're almost at their mercy. combine this with obamacare, and it could be a scary thing. >> from a business perspective, i understand where they're coming from. they're looking at economies of scale, trying to improve their profit margins, but for the consumer it's a bad deal anytime you decrease competition. when you look at small businesses specifically, charles, you've got to look at the fact that in the obamacare exchanges for small businesses, there are fewer companies that participate -- charles: so you don't have many options to begin with. >> right. and, in fact, there's legislation in front of the house of representatives to change the terminology for what's considered a small business. right now anything under 100 employees is considered a small business. they want to change and that make 51-100 employees a larger business so they can ge

charles: susan sullivan is with us our small business expert we haven't seen in a while.out this anthem/cigna deal. we were just talking about the airlines, prices have gone through the roof, you have zero options, is so you're almost at their mercy. combine this with obamacare and it could be a scary thing. >> from a business perspective, i understand where they're coming from. they're looking at economies of scale, trying to improve their profit margins but for the consumer it's a bad deal anytime you decrease competition. when you look at small businesses specifically charles you've got to look at the fact that in the obamacare exchanges for small businesses there are fewer companies that participate -- charles: so you don't have many options to begin with. >> right. and, in fact, there's legislation in front of the house of representatives to change the terminology for what's considered a small business. right now anything under 100 employees is considered a small business. they want to change and that make 51-100 employees a larger business so they can get more optio

. >> 2u commissioners i'm susan sullivan a resident of brisbane a a voter in san mateo county coming in is not easy but your precipitation are different i've been going to the meeting bringing the brisbane precipitation because a lot of this project borders on the city of bringing brisbane and daily city having angle impact on all of us the feasibility study is valid it brings out significant points that deserve fallout study and not the geneva corridor but the choice do this and that do the hardy candle stick point is straightforward this is the uniquely development the area between bayshore and 101 is a problem an area that is going under tremendous change and trumps development some in the city of san francisco by a lot in the city of brisbane find interesting the parking lot is in the city and county of san francisco the train platform in the city of brisbane it gives us an idea how perplex i recommended adapting the feasibility study but recommend better coordination with the other communities and the other counties that are involved in this area any questions? colleagues questi

. >> 2u commissioners i'm susan sullivan a resident of brisbane a a voter in san mateo county coming in is not easy but your precipitation are different i've been going to the meeting bringing the brisbane precipitation because a lot of this project borders on the city of bringing brisbane and daily city having angle impact on all of us the feasibility study is valid it brings out significant points that deserve fallout study and not the geneva corridor but the choice do this and that do the hardy candle stick point is straightforward this is the uniquely development the area between bayshore and 101 is a problem an area that is going under tremendous change and trumps development some in the city of san francisco by a lot in the city of brisbane find interesting the parking lot is in the city and county of san francisco the train platform in the city of brisbane it gives us an idea how perplex i recommended adapting the feasibility study but recommend better coordination with the other communities and the other counties that are involved in this area any questions? colleagues questi

susan swain: pete schroeder and sean sullivan, we are back after half an hour with matt schlapp. where do the people he represents fit into 2016? pete schroeder: that is a major question. the dynamic you have seen over the past several cycles is republicans have gained ground on off years. one of the big challenges for the conservative movement this time around is making more of an impression, as matt mentioned, begin more those demographics that are normally reliable to democrats. how do they transition to get some of the success of they have on congressional elections on the broader scale? sean sullivan: that is really the question. he talked in his interview about making the election a referendum on the third obama presidency, a third term for obama. of course, obama's numbers now are not as bad as they were in 2014. we do not do with it will be like in 2016. if his numbers continue to read on, it makes the argument that he just tried to make harder to convince middle-of-the-road voters who are not necessarily tuned in to these elections until after the primary. susan swain: h

embassy from susan rice and cheryl mills and jake sullivan. a select number of members investigating benghazi said the priority should be on the e-mails leading up to the terrorist attack and it is one block after another. >> i can't understand why they didn't do march of 2012 to december of 2012. to me it is a delaying tactic. >> reporter: the source said they have had relevant e-mails for some months but he was silent on whether they were satisfied that the clinton e-mail record was now complete. >> thank you very much. >> we'll bring in brett hume who is a fox analyst. we'll start with benghazi. we heard from the congressman that was speaking on american newsroom saying we haven't received all of the e-mails we've requested. will we ever so all of the e-mails that the the committee wants? >> it is not clear at this time and the particular set of e-mails dates back to 2009. and congressman westmooreland suggested that the state department would put the most relevant e-mails out sense it is produced to the public yes. and the committee from 2

is chronlogical order but there are 35,000 documents with benghazi e-mails to susan rice, and sharon mills and jake sullivan as well. are you familiar with that separate set? when do you expect you will seeinose? >> i don't know if anyone has seen them thon committee but they will be interesting. >> what do you make of the ship relationship with sidney blumenthal? it appears it went back to 2009 and he advised her on a number of state issues even though he was told not to hire her. >> i would certainly vote to release that transcript that we have. but i do understand that the chairman has concern that you know, other witnesses we are going to be coming in to interview, might have their memory skewed a little bit by what somebody else remembers and might get information about what somebody else reveals. i understand the chairman's uncertainty in doing this. >> this is kirby. >> there has been nothing but non-stop work on this. you have to understand the enormity of the task. it is a lot of stuff to go through. >> what do you make of the state department dealing with iran russia and is describeing non-stop wo