across the city this year and we work together as one city, connected, and i'm pleased to introduce tom maguire, the interim director of transportation. [cheers and applause] >> it's great to be here and celebrate the puc, public works, city administrator and the elected officials who helped get the funds together and get the wills together to make this happen and the street scape is basically but when i look at it, i don't just see beautiful planters and trees but safety. i see muni riders getting on and off trains going by and we see them getting off on a nice, safe sidewalk. they're not getting off into traffic like they do elsewhere in the city and this is the experience we want. we know this is the lifeline of the sunset, one of the busiest corridors and the streets in this area are some of the streets that are high injury vision zero and we want to make sure transit riders are safe, not just on their journey on the trains but when we get on and off on beautiful street scape. so thank you to the community for your patience as we have been working with our fell let's agenciefellowagencies t

we have tom maguire up here with this -- with us, we have crossing guards, this is really a community effort and a community event. we really need the community's support and your support to get the message out. slow down, pay attention, be careful because our kids mean so much to us. save lives. thank you very much, mayor and supervisor stefani for your leadership, and thank you all for being here. [applause] >> thank you, chief. another important part of making our streets safer is improving our infrastructure. now i know that sometimes this can be a bit of a tug-of-war because we have protected bike lanes that we need to install, and sometimes that would require the removal of parking, and we have changes to the way that we need to develop our city moving forward to because because when you think about it, you know, 20 years ago, you didn't see as many people cycling, and now you have people using that as a primary mode of transportation. that is not only protecting our environment, but it is also keeping people healthy and it is also making sure that the buses are less crowded and

tom: this is a public testimony in the house with mr. maguire it. do you do a show with the head of national intelligence? will people pontificate just ask questions? kevin: there will be pontification and question asking. the republican caucus in the house of representatives have defended the president. it doesn't seem as of now the story has moved from the political realm into the constitutional round, but there is a cloud of pressure hanging over the administration and over the biting campaign. -- biden campaign. the quinnipiac poll yesterday has senator elizabeth warren surpassing joe biden. that illustrates this is not a good news story for president trump, but is not a good news story for joe biden. francine: what is the likelihood of president trump resigning before impeachment, and if that does not happen, how much of a backlash is there? st analystll measured at at 22% that he does not finish his term. not evenonnell has begun entertaining the possibility that there would be a trial in the senate. that is where the process becomes impor

maguire about the time line. i'm quite sympathetic to him, actually. i imagine myself in his shoes, the complaint tom koms august 12th, august 15th coats leaves, he's there on the 16th. the ig would probably take a week or two to vet it to make sure it's in their per purview before they move it along. i know he was trying to figure out the rule book. but it seems the procedure followed through the way it was designed. i thought representative herd -- >> who has an intelligence background. >> he asked important questions, if this happens again what would we do? how do we rewrite the rules? what would you suggest? there was no real answer. >> that's the point. if you think maguire is an institutionalist, military guy, former navy s.e.a.l., trusted, follows a rule book, that's what he's done his entire career, the rulebook says x and y, there are people saying all the rules are broken now, when you get a whistle-blower saying the president of the united states broke the rules then going to your boss, the president of the united states or the white house to see if this should be done, i feel like it's br