the project manager. when was the loop -- i know it was part of the project at one point. >> ms. murphy. >> hi. megan murphy for the program management team. so, first, this is on me. i didn't brief the executive director, but i did talk to legal counsel about the environmental document and the tunnel boring machine, and the answer is, no, it does not impact the environmental document. >> that's great news. >> i apologize for the director for not briefing him on that. the other question about the loop, so we studied the loop about 11, 12 years ago. also, the rab studied it more recently. we found that it was not operationally necessary for the benefit you received. you received a very incremental benefit from that loop operationally that did not bore -- did not gain the benefit of doubling the line to justify the cost. >> that's right. but a three-track would take care of some of those concerns of entry and exit versus the loop. >> that's absolutely correct. >> i would love to get a briefing. i'm sorry i didn't ask for one before today's hearing. it would be great. i have a lot of questions, but i don't want to take up everyone's time. >>

my deputy in charge of football he's also the one behind for example referee program we have. everybody. being also. and management team because he's heading the technical division. goal. twenty three in the world it's the highest ranking for quite some. we interviewed in london famously said twenty thirty years ago it will be when. i guess really. general at the top of the. game for an african nation might be. it would be important for the continent of africa what i think we have five team being the president did. african continent. as you remember. you know one twenty two went up to the quarter finals i think that they can only do better we spoke to. were at liverpool in liverpool. that generation of players in two thousand and two were vitally important in his love of the game so i guess again from an african perspective it's important for all of those nations to inspire the next generation of african football is it within. europe and best in many african players so it's normal that when they come back home to play for their country that they don't but they have the same level of commitment. with a country so i have

the innovation teams. we know every state is not the same baseline level and by handling manage the recovery programs. we have the fifth integration team being in a handful of states as part of a pilot but rolling it out more broadly across many states and other levels of government in the future. and a handful of fema experts, since we talk about logistics the largest vision, fema has amazing larger stations who understand how to get people, equip and and commodities following a disaster. i want to embed below decisions for the emergency management agency that hasn't given a lot of thought to logistics or they don't have capacity or experts. we want to provide experts to build up the level of capability so that state could manage a recovery program on their own and fema would provide financial support rather than administrative and personnel support. >> fema has its regions. do you see any potential to implicate a broader dhs regionalization approach, whether it is disaster and response, ct, cybercritical infrastructure. for transparency, too many years as i'm sure you do. >> our fema regions are a co

player from my deputy in charge of football he's also the one behind for example referee program we have. everybody. being also part of the and management team because he's having a technical division. goal. twenty three in the world it's the highest ranking for quite some. we interviewed in london famously said twenty thirty years ago. when. i guess really. perfect. general at the top of. the global game for an african nation might be. to do really well in this world cup and it would be important for the continent of africa what i think we have five team being the president did. african continent. as you remember. you know when. two went up to the quarter finals i think that they can only do better we spoke to . were at liverpool in liverpool. that generation of players in two thousand and two were vitally important in his love of the game so i guess again from an african perspective it's important for all of those nations to inspire the next generation of african football is within. europe and best in many african players so. no matter that when they come back home to play for their country that they don't but they have the same level of c

they cut the cost in half by doing preventative care on chronic disease and managing it, where the have a team managing. this is in their medicaid program i think the cost was -- cost savings was $400 million the dollars the first year they did that. so there are ways to do it, but again when you're strapped with rule from the federal government on how which have to do with medicaid to be reimbursed, and we will not pay, we decided we don't think we ought to be paying for prevention, my goodness, we spend all this money from the tobacco industry on prevention, and we believe in that but we don't believe in prevention? it's almost schizophrenic. >> i'm interested to what extent do you think that government controls over drug prices, either directly through medicare and medicaid, or indirectly through political pressures come have prohibited the development of new innovative drugs that we would have to take it wasn't for that government control? >> one of the things that's interesting to me is, i love our shareholders, but a look at our growth rates in the pharmaceutical industry year over year, and they are in the low to mid single digit

my deputy in charge of football he's also the one behind for example referee program we have. everybody. being also. senior management team because he's heading the technical division. goal. twenty three in the world it's the highest ranking for quite some. we interviewed in london famously said twenty thirty years ago it will be when. i guess really. perfect. general at the top of the. game for an african nation might be. to do really well in this world cup and it would be important for the continent of africa what i think we have five team being represented. african continent. as you remember. you know one in twenty two went up to the quarter finals i think that they can only do better. were at liverpool in liverpool i mean that generation of players in two thousand and two were vitally important in his love of the game so i guess again from an african perspective it's important for all of those nations to inspire the next generation of african football is it within. europe and best in many african players so. no matter that when they come back home to play for their country that they did what they had the same level of

teams. not all states are at the same baseline level. not every state can handle $41 million disasters and manage the recovery programs. we have the fema integration teams that we envision being in a handful of states now as part of a pilot. eventually, rolling out more broadly across states and other levels of government in the future. those teams are a handful of fema experts. let's use for example -- we talked about logisticians. logisticiansing who understand how to get people, equipment, commodities quickly following a disaster. them within aed state emergency management who has not given a lot of thought or capacity. we want to provide them the experts, tilde -- build up the level of capability. so, that state at some point in the future could manage the recovery program on their own. see -- fema would simply provide financial support rather than administrative and personal support. >> i will ask the unfair question. you brought up regions. fema has its regions. do you see potential to integrate a broader dhs approach to, whether it is disaster response or ct threats, incident response cyber critical , infrastruct

our fema integration team spirit we know every state is at the same baseline level trip we know every state will not handle a $41 million disaster. i meet management recovery programs with federal funding. so we have the team that we envision being in a handful of states that as part of a pilot but eventually rolling it out more broadly across many states and potentially even to other levels of government. in the future. those integration teams would be handful of fema experts. let's use for example, so we talked a lot about logistics, a logistician. fema has some amazing logisticians. logisticians to understand how to get people, equipment and commodities in very quickly following a disaster. we want to embed those logisticians, for example, with the state emergency management agency and maybe hasn't given a lot of thought either to logistics with a have the capacity. they will have the experts. we want to buy them the experts, built at that level of capability so that that state at some point in the future could manage a recovery program on their own and fema would simply be providing financial support rather than administrative and personnel support. >> i'm goin

the program. and the world's biggest carmaker replaces its chief executive material inside to have a teams takes over as v.w. restructures its management in the wake of the cheating scandal. israel remembers the holocaust the blood of six million the european jews by the nazis the president of israel the presidents of israel and poland a lesbian you all knowledge of the living of the most notorious death camp in auschwitz but this year there was tension. i feel gail welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump says decisions will be made fairly soon about how to respond to the suspected poison gas attack in syria fears of a confrontation between the west and syria's main ally russia has been growing since he said on wednesday that missiles will be coming here's what he said today. they're we're looking very very seriously very closely at that whole situation and . we'll see what happens folks here see what happens it's too bad that the world puts us in a position like that but you know as i said this morning we've done a great job with isis we have just absolutely decimated isis but now we have to make some further decision so th

is where the san jose sharks train and the state hockey team plays home games and there are public skating program there is and training programs. the managementerates the facility is planning to add two new rinks sp one would be a competition rink with up to 4500 seats. smew getting a first look -- >>> we're getting a first look at pressure island. these are from seven internationally acclaimed artists and three are available. the water front plaza building one in hill top park. it's now up to the public to share what they think between now and april 13th. to weigh in, go to sf arts commission.org. >>> a lot of californiaens are failing when it comes to saving water. conservation is back to pre- draught levels but reporter carlos showed us they're saving millions. >> reporter: area farmers are helping leading the way with innovative measures that go beyond the fields. >> there's a big process to checking leaks, since we're irrigating less or irrigating more frequent, we're constantly running pumps. >> farmers using a drip tape irrigation system. it's underground and allows the crops to be specifically targeted in a much more efficient way and

the program. the world's biggest carmaker replaces its chief executives materials will go inside to have a teams takes over as v.w. restructure since management's in the wake of the cheating scamp.

program called live in the castro. generally the add hock management team keeping the plaza a great place to it is and relax and enjoy the outdoors for free. the cleaning budgeted is largest by far proportion of the services we provide. we have -- we daily sweep in 16-17 we picked up 109,625 pounds of trash. 1430 instances of human feces from the sidewalks. we have a pit stop in front of the station which is wonderful. daily graffiti last year we abated 15,763 instances of graffiti. we steam clean hitting each parcel at least quarterly and dispatch number for spot cleaning requests and other kinds of cleaning requests. examples what we find every morning in the district and our team cleans up. this is harvey milk plaza where the retaping walls are. dumped to theters is -- dump toters are going over to dump the compost bins or the recycle bins all over the street, and we come by to clean it up at 5:00 a.m. safety issues, besides castro cares, our core safety budget we also contract with san francisco patrol special police. there is a collaborative effort through other businesses who also contribute to patrol special place

half by doing preventative care on chronic disease and managing it where they have a team managing and this is in their medicaid program and i think the cost savings was $400 million the first year they did that . so there are ways to do it. but again, what you're strapped from the federal government on what you have to do in medicaid to be able to be reimbursed and we're not going to pay, we decided we don't think we ought to be paying for prevention, my goodness. we spend all this money from the tobacco industry on prevention and we believe in that but we don't believe in prevention anywhere else? it's almost schizophrenic. >> i'm interested in to what extent do you think that government controls over drug prices are directly through medicare and medicaid or indirectly through political pressure, have inhibited the development of new innovative drugs that we have today if it wasn't for that government control . >> one of the things that's interesting to me is i love our shareholders but i look at our growth rates in the pharmaceutical industry year-over-year and they are in the low to mid single digits growth. so i'm always looking

managed, and locally executed recovery programs. to help those programs that at a level to manage the smaller disasters, we are rolling out fema integration teams. we can talk more about it in the q and a if you would like. number three, reducing convexity. fema is bureaucratic. it is not acceptable to a disaster survivor. a disaster survivor expects assistance quickly in the wake of a disaster that has upended their lives. we are committed to simple find the recovery process, making programs as clear and easy as possible for survivors to navigate. it is not just female. we -- just fema. we need to work across the federal agency to make sure the programs are integrated. the small business administration is providing many loans to homeowners to rebuild in the wake of the disasters. we work closely with sba. can we make it a more seamless process? absolutely, we can. we endeavor to do it. let me end there. i would love to speak to frank and continue the dialogue with you. i want to say, i appreciate you having me. i appreciate all of you here and those watching on c-span, we appreciate your partnership. whether you're at the federal government ar

the adjustments. there is bloomberg radio for manis and i often appear on bloomberg. of asset management will sit down with the team to talk about ecb money policy. programwill look at this next. this will be the focus and the rest. >> mixed in the chinese economy the weekend activity in syria by the u.s. and the u.k.. a seven-year ban on crucial national security with cannot be mitigated stocks suspended in hong kong. starting a crypto currency and this is done so far with a preliminary assessment and demand in feasibility. the people with knowledge of the matter top with investment firms andt teaming up with france they were not immediately available for comment. bank america and merrill lynch could raise his much is a million dollars in this will likely have in the second half of the year. a representative for morgan stanley had no immediate comment. that is your bloomberg business flash. >> thank you very much. netflix posted the strongest growth, despite raising the prices, they added with analyst expectations and now have 125 million customers. >> the strongest start to the year since the company first went public. we are also seeing the revenue gr

addition to the eighth that were put on last yea year -- last year there is an active mentoring program going on right now and they are very aware of the need for knowledge management and in fact, i-team modernization is helping in terms of the capturing of information and knowledge and crs are working on it as well. 27% that are eligible for retirement right now. that's concerning because some of that experience is very difficult to transfer. technology is to have an information management program that people can basically transfer some of the things that they are expert in working on digital sizing the files and a lot of the analysts have file to go back >> you are not talking about shifting to not having a person? >> no, the strengths of crs is having that 24/7 access to a person, they are also looking at instant messaging and texting and other ways to make sure skyping and really using technology so that they are available in different way. the people are still the essence of it though. >> thank you. >> my last question is we don't have too many issues. we did have one a couple of years with the card catalog and rena renaming of one o f the the categories of how we refer to immigr

the fight. earlier this week 49ers general manager john lynch said the team would release foster if the assault allegations were true.foster is not participating in the team's offseason programherine) investigators are trying to determine what caused a huge fire at an under- construction apartment complex in downtown concord. hundreds of people who live nearby remain evacuated from their homes.. kron 4's tersia estacio is live on the scene with the latest developments. tersia? a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four our first look as we get now... outside right a live look a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we started with clouds but became mostly sunny except at the coast. it is a little breezy outside and the temperatures will cool quickly. it's all quiet on the doppler radar but that could change as we head into the weekend. on the satellite you can see low pressure spinning off the coast. that low will eventually aproach the bay area this weekend leading to increasing clouds, cooler temperatures and a slight chance of showers mainly to

patience is the word general manager john lynch used to describe the team's stance on ruben foster's status with the team. the linebacker is not taking part with the offseason programaces felony charges of domestic violence. in his fist public comments following the incident, lynch said foster won't be at the team's minicamp in june either. the team said it has no tolerance for domestic silence but will allow foster's situation to play out. >> i do want to be abundantly clear that if these charges are proven true, if ruben did indeed hid this young lady, he won't be a part of our organization going forward. >> jimmy grab low is settling into the bay area this offseason. 949er $137 million quarterback is learning a lot about his new home and team nate ps . grab low invited a few of the fellow to a throwing session and plans to host more. >> it's just something i like to do. it gets us away from the coaches and allows me to talk to the receivers about specific things. tight ends or running backs. we try to get everyone out there. i understand, people have things they have to get to. but we had a great show on saturday. >> the sports report has been brought to you by

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the fight. earlier this week 49ers general manager john lynch said the team would release foster if the assault allegations were true. foster is not participating in the team's offseason program ( robin )in santa rosa... police have arrested 3 people in connection with stealing from a local beauty supply store and home depot. according to police... 2 women and a man stole from the l-a beauty and hair supply store on west college avenue. they were able to get away with a wig worth 1-thousand dollars. later on that same day police say the theives headed over to a nearby home depot where they stole a shopping cart full of power tools and other merchandise. police were able to chase down the criminals in their car... and arrested all 3 of them. they each face charges of burglary... grand theft... and evading police. ( robin )police are trying to figure out if a string of robberies at trader joe stores are connected. there has been eight robberies at stores in southern california since mid february. they've happened in los angeles, long beach, culver city and irvine... the robberies have followed a similar pattern... with the suspect pulling a gun and demanding money from employee

the research team who are our core. our program manager, who is in berlin some of the time and occasionally visits us here. hi, lisa, if you're on the webcast. policy and communications analy analyst, who is also now living in berlin. and of course all sorts of researchers and partners. they're all on our website. share labs based in serbia did our data visualization website and designed the graphics. they're incredible. and they do a lot of great activism themselves. alison yost from oti, the communications diva. there she is. she's hiding. she's being modest. this beautiful report, there's a couple copies of the full report, but also these four page pageers, that's due to her incredibly hard work and creativity. so just admire these things and admire alison. and last but not least, our funders who make this possible. as kevin alluded to, we do not take corporate funding. we can prove under audit we have no corporate funding. our funders are the state department bureau of democracy rights and labor. thank you, laura. they have been suppor

program like this this place it different and a a lot a lot that better it works. >> the navigation is center is a collaboration of partnerships too city departments one is the homeless outreach team managed by the san francisco distributing i look forward to the navigation center we'll have our agents go out and help and say don't go anymore over and over send our dayshift out they've meet the population and hang out and hang in the encampment and transport people and be with them and make immediate impacts with me and my staff. >> bringing our wloongz whatever you go presents a problem this place their help with the storage i don't have to worry about it staying here you know you're getting things done they need to get things down done to get off the street avenue of the hope alsoness is gone. >> they help you if you're hungry go eat if e you need to go places go. >> they're 4th district it awe auto. >> it was funded through a unanimous donation and of may 2015 an additional $3 million to help to continue the program beyond 18 months. >> you see people coming out they're ready to being so the future homes you know how variable the navigation center is my message for the constituents yes

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since then, the team has worked to refine the design and program for the 11-a project. 11-a south will provide 176 units of affordable rental housing, including one manager's unit. 38 of the units will be set aside for formerly homeless households with five of those for young parents or transitional aged house. 23 of those will be set aside for disabled households. 115 will be for how's holding earning up to 60% of the median income which translated to just above 69,000 for a family of four. with priority for certificate of preference holders. the phase two dda requires that the average unit size should be 2.5 bedrooms for affordable units. as a result over # 0% of the units at 11-a will have two or three bedrooms. the project also provides four and five bedroom units that will help to fulfill the exact unit replacement requirements of alice griffith. 11-a will also feature two family child care units, ground floor retail along harney, and a variety of resident serving services and amenities. the building will include controlled access parking for # 8 cars as well as 88 secured bicycle spaces. on street parking will be available in the neighborhood and a l

that research team are the core working with the researchers around the world to make it happen. lisa, our program manager in berlin and occasionally visits us here. policy and communication analyst, elana living in berlin and all sorts of researchers. share labs based in syrbia they do a lot of great activism, alison from oti the communication diva. she is hiding and become modest. this beautiful report. there's a couple of copies of the full report out there and the four-pagers and everything that is due to her incredibly hard work and creativity. so just admire these things and admire alison. and then you know, last but not least the funders who make this possible. we do not take corporate funding. we can prove under audit that we don't have corporate funding. our funders are the state department bureau of democracy rights is labor, thank you laura. have been supporting us since the previous index. and we're grateful for that support. and very light touch. and ford foundation, open society foundation and the mcarthur foundation who are our foundational funders from the beginning who the whom this bould

that research team are the core for working with the researchers around the world to make it happen. our program manager, lisa, who is in berlin at some of the times and occasionally visit us here. hello, lisa, if you're on the webcast. and of course, sorts of researchers in partners and they are all on her website she labs based in serbia did our data visualization website and design graphics and they are incredible. they did a lot of great activism there selves. alison yost from oti the communications diva, there she is. she is hiding. she is being modest. this beautiful report and there's a couple of copies on the full report out there but these are for pagers and everything that is due to her incredibly hard work and creativity. admire these things and admire allison. you know, last but not least are donors make this possible. we do not do take corporate funding but we can prove under audit that we have no corporate funding. our funders are the state department bureau of democracy rights and labor. thank you, laura. it has been a supporting us since the previous index and we are grateful for that su

the usa and we can engineer it. i'll get all of putin's team to buy in on this. i will manage this process. i'll get putin on this program and we will get donald elected." two months later in january 2016 michael cohen, not kidding, wrote directly to vladimir putin's office, seeking vladimir putin's help with the trump tower moscow project. don't know if he ever heard back. there's that involving michael cohen. there was also the russia sanctions relief plan that michael cohen appears to have hatched with felix sater and a pro-russia ukrainian lawmaker, a plan to try to get rid of american sanctions on russia while russia also got to keep crimea, which would be a great deal for russia. depending on what day you asked michael cohen about that russian sanctions plan that he helped cook up, he either delivered that incredibly evenhanded ploepd to then national security adviser mike flynn at his desk in the white house or maybe michael cohen just delivered that plan right to his home trash can. depending what angle you ask him from you might get a different answer on what became of that russia-related plan he was involved wi

the weak team of very bad management of these cases and i think. one should sing about bursting. for having suffered so much. program continues in just a. wrong . thanks for joining us for the program today the israeli army has hit six hamas targets in response to what it describes as terror in the northern part of the gaza strip the strike follows a day of palestinian protests along the border. three people reportedly killed almost nine hundred wounded during friday's rallies that's according to the palestinian health ministry the protests are part of a six week great march of retired journalist dari visited a local hospital after the latest on rest. we are in the central hospital in gaza strip where this hospital received all the injuries from the fat fans fans that area from the five locations that are protesting the fifth friday of the great they're great much of return this is another injury that's came just right now from the fans but there have been severe injuries in the head and in the legs and i was without a home in the bomb in the post minutes we received at least ten people with severe injuries to the stomach and they will die any