administration say the only way we can justify it is if the cars and other light trucks, suvs are not thatha efficient therefore u need all the loyal you can get even though we are a a technological and we know we can make these vehicles so much more efficient so we never have to drill there. that is a sin against the environment, our country and future generations who should be able to enjoy this pristine area, the wildlife refuge. now let's move onto another part. evenil more oil that will be another giveaway during the time that the department ofer the interior. january 42018, the department of the interior announced a plan to revise the offshore drilling plan to eliminate protections of the east and west coast. eastern gulf of mexico and for the arctic ocean, plan proposed open up more than 90% of the u.s. coastlines to oil and gas leasing and since then, the sipartisan opposition has been deafening. all governors along th the eastd west coast have opposed were expressed concern with expanded oil and gas exploration on the coast. more than 340 minutes of companies i and over 2100 electd

>> of your covers a broad spectrum when we talk about ascribed of you, narcotic painkillers thatha are fda approved and when we talk about illicit opiates, mainly heroin and fentanyl more recently. that's what's driving most of the office. not manufactured but no but elisa, some of which is smuggled in, some mail order. >> where is it manufactured? >> china, hong kong, it's coming in from mexico. >> how does it get there? >> it comes across our borders but there's a story in the book about a young man selling the next in the parking lot of a local community college and actually fentanyl he mail order off the dark web and crushed into pills. that's the thing about talking to your kids about pills. they are not necessarily what they think, what it might take on the bottle. it could be pills thatth are actually fentanyl. hearing stories about that all the time, people dying. >> the focus of your book is legally manufactured opioid from here in the u.s. and the role doctors play. >> the first part of the book is telling the story about whenue e genie got let out of the bottle with the phar

talking about, how many billions dollars we would strive to produce and the work group that president thathasconvened and d to the conversation. >> thank you, any other comments, questions? yes, supervisor ronan? >> thank you. so given that we need to pass the capital plan by may 1, when there's a merging discussions happening at the board, and again, i'm going to refer back to the, for example, the juvenile justice ordinance and that's not reflected in the plan even though we'll have to build new types of facilities, several that are smaller, how does that, then, relate to the plan? >> absolutely. so the city's capital needs evolve. this document is static. we do a full new capital plan to capture the latest and an update. so if there are projects that need funding in the interim time, we can address them at that time. there are also opportunities for the board. you can introduce resolution to amend the capital plan within the board's dis-cres discretions and budget instruments, any of those things and all of those things come back before committee and you can revise the capital plan in step

>> of your covers a broad spectrum when we talk about ascribed of you, narcotic painkillers thatha are fda approved and when we talk about illicit opiates, mainly heroin and fentanyl more recently. that's what's driving most of the office.