, we've been busy with our state advocates, state and public affairs and continues -- advocates, townsend, on state and public affairs. on today's agenda under your consent calendar is to extend our final one-year option with townsend public affairs. should you approve that, we anticipate having them back for the first of the year in time for the legislative session. we continue to track the city's response for covid-19, and we ask for citizens to continue remaining vigilant [indiscernible] and we're excited to hear about some matters that john will discuss in his rather. i wanted to highlight that we are a part of the 18 annual san francisco trolley dances, thanks to epiphany dance. we have several c.a.c. openings, and it's to fill a bicycle advocate and [indiscernible] that terminates at the terminal. i'm happy to announce that we are considering two people to fill those seats and lastly, you have the project labor agreement third quarterly report 2021 [indiscernible] and was also very successful in phase one. as noted -- as noted in our overwhelming attendance at the board of superviso

lisa townsend, we must leave it there. _ behaviour. this committee has found. the committee has found the — committee has found. the committee has found the conservative _ committee has found. the committee has found the conservative mp - committee has found. the committee has found the conservative mp owen | has found the conservative mp owen paterson repeatedly used his position as an mp to promote companies who paid him. he was a paid consultant by two companies, randox and lynn�*s country foods and this report claims a number of things. it says he made approaches about these companies to both the food standards agency and ministers at the department for international development will stop it also says that mr paterson breached the mp�*s code of conduct by hosting multiple business meetings in his parliamentary office as well as writing letters relating to business interests on house of commons headed note paper, as well. the report did note paper, as well. the report did note there was no immediate financial benefit gained by rando

. >> thank youchair townsend. i would like to moveunanimous consent to make the following amendments to the minutes . or item number one , that member guilt be corrected to memberhernandez gil and for item number five , the spelling of carol ito a public comment or be corrected to caryl. >> chair: is therea second ? >> chair: moved andproperly seconded .mister carol, should we have perfect public comment? >> clerk: we shouldalways before these amendments would be in order . i see that member hernandez gil has his name. >> chair: i do see somebody. mister hernandez gil. >> my name was brought up, if we could add the accent on the a of hernandez, that would be appreciate . if we're going to be connectin . >> clerk: i have to get in here physically and makethese changes so just one moment . okay, i will add that throughout. >> chair: perfect, are we awaiting apublic comment on this item ? >> we are working today with joe atkins from the operations division of the office ofthe clerk of the board of supervisors ringing

. >> thank youchair townsend. i would like to moveunanimous consent to make the following amendments to the minutes . or item number one , that member guilt be corrected to memberhernandez gil and for item number five , the spelling of carol ito a public comment or be corrected to caryl. >> chair: is therea second ? >> chair: moved andproperly seconded .mister carol, should we have perfect public comment? >> clerk: we shouldalways before these amendments would be in order . i see that member hernandez gil has his name. >> chair: i do see somebody. mister hernandez gil. >> my name was brought up, if we could add the accent on the a of hernandez, that would be appreciate . if we're going to be connectin . >> clerk: i have to get in here physically and makethese changes so just one moment . okay, i will add that throughout. >> chair: perfect, are we awaiting apublic comment on this item ? >> we are working today with joe atkins from the operations division of the office ofthe clerk of the board of supervisors ringing

. >> thank youchair townsend. i would like to moveunanimous consent to make the following amendments to the minutes . or item number one , that member guilt be corrected to memberhernandez gil and for item number five , the spelling of carol ito a public comment or be corrected to caryl. >> chair: is therea second ? >> chair: moved andproperly seconded .mister carol, should we have perfect public comment? >> clerk: we shouldalways before these amendments would be in order . i see that member hernandez gil has his name. >> chair: i do see somebody. mister hernandez gil. >> my name was brought up, if we could add the accent on the a of hernandez, that would be appreciate . if we're going to be connectin . >> clerk: i have to get in here physically and makethese changes so just one moment . okay, i will add that throughout. >> chair: perfect, are we awaiting apublic comment on this item ? >> we are working today with joe atkins from the operations division of the office ofthe clerk of the board of supervisors ringing

the bad news is it came from everton�*s townsend.y had won the game — but var ruled he was off—side. at the final whistle, a point each, but one team clearly happier with the result. nestor mcgregor, bbc news. as nesta said, contrasting emotions for the two sides. rafa benitez�*s everton are fourth — they've lostjust once this season. for ole gunnar solskjaer, his side are third, but have picked up just one win in their last four games in all competitions. i felt we started well, scored a very good goal first half. we should have had that cutting edge and we

townsend said it's "exciting" to have a blend of experience within the team.athons in a week last year, rugby league legend kevin sinfield is at it again — this time running 101 miles between his current club leicester, where he's a coach, to his former club leeds rhinos. tennis now. andy murray says he's never played a match like last night's, after beating frances tiafoe in a thrilling european 0pen first—round encounter in antwerp. it was an epic battle of almost four hours. amazingly, every set went to a tie break. murray hit 21 aces and backed that up with a solid second serve. he'll face second seed diego schwartzman tomorrow. now, what a few weeks cameron norrie has had. after only turning professional four years ago, it's been quite a rise for the newest star of british men's tennis. his title at indian wells last week has propelled him to the world's top 16 and he's also now the british number one. the indian wells win is the high point of his career to date and he says it's still sinking in. it is been if phenom lawyerfor me and it is nice to let thi

the bad news is it came from everton�*s townsend.tes from the end, the visitors thought they had won the game — but var ruled he was off—side. at the final whistle, a point each, but one team clearly happier with the result. nestor mcgregor, bbc news. as nesta said, contrasting emotions for the two sides. rafa benitez�*s everton are fourth — they've lostjust once this season. for ole gunnar solskjaer, his side are third, but have picked up just one win in their last four games in all competitions. i felt we started well, scored a very good goal first half. we should have had that cutting edge and we should have done better, of course. and it's a disappointing goal to concede. it's happened too many times. we're in on the attack, or this time it's a corner, and we have well enough organisation behind it, wejust don't deal in a the situation. if we can rely on that feeling, we've got to do it. we can't say, "well, we deserve more points," because when you don't score more goals, you don't. finished goalless as brighton... the best chan

i agree with chair townsend's remarks at the beginning of the meeting. it may be worth repeating at every meeting. i will take those into account. thanks to clerk and the staff for updating website with new documents and presentations as they become available including during the meeting in realtime. that is great and very helpful. finally, introductions it is nice to hear karin again. it is a long time. great presentation. very thorough. i thought on the question of the federal rules that there was a maryland case that allowed more than population deviation of one or handful, but i don't have the specific site on that. anyway, that is a federal question. we are still with the 1% and 5% rule in san francisco. we are fine there. i understand equal total population, and i am with the 1% and 5% caveat i would also like to see equal voter registration as much as possible. otherwise, and i thought about this a lot in the last 10 years. i need to think about other things. otherwise the vote for supervisor is not the same from district to district, and i recall

i agree with chair townsend's remarks at the beginning of the meeting. it may be worth repeating at every meeting. i will take those into account. thanks to clerk and the staff for updating website with new documents and presentations as they become available including during the meeting in realtime. that is great and very helpful. finally, introductions it is nice to hear karin again. it is a long time. great presentation. very thorough. i thought on the question of the federal rules that there was a maryland case that allowed more than population deviation of one or handful, but i don't have the specific site on that. anyway, that is a federal question. we are still with the 1% and 5% rule in san francisco. we are fine there. i understand equal total population, and i am with the 1% and 5% caveat i would also like to see equal voter registration as much as possible. otherwise, and i thought about this a lot in the last 10 years. i need to think about other things. otherwise the vote for supervisor is not the same from district to district, and i recall

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wereopaefty prit could have been the most important game ever in the giants-dodgers the garage on townsend historical park charged fans, $180 giants and dodgers fans jockeyed though to get into another parking garage and cost a traffic jam to pay $170 to see tonight's game. i mean 10 bucks might get you a bottle of water. maybe. wow, that's what else. all right. well if you want to thank the giants for this really excellent season we posted this badge on our abc 7 news bay area facebook page you can share it and post it on your as well. while strong off when offshorefr winds didn't materialize today prompting pg&e to cancel the public safety power shutoff that was going to impact the north bay here with air conditions now is our spencer christian spencer. okay. we're all happy that those winds are stronger winds did not materialize so we don't have any red flag warnings for hi-fi danger right now. and of course no pg&e a power outages. so look at the calm winds right now all around the bay area wind speeds that are measurable are in the single digits under a ten miles per hour even in the

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obviously the warriors had a lot of injuries death was trayvon was late townsend still coming back from. then they lost a lot. >> they treated a lot of players. and of course we had the pandemic but as it stands right now, things are going pretty well for this warriors team on tuesday night they went into an electric atmosphere in staples center and they got a big time win against that team in the lakers that picked by many to win an nba championship. we know who's on that roster. lebron james carmelo anthony anthony davis russell westbrook when none of that mattered, the warriors use team basketball. it looked like those strength in numbers. teams. they had a lot of assists. everybody got involved and they were able to take down those lakers in front of that crazy crowd. we saw the celebs, the dell rich paul, all chris tucker, i can i can go on forever. but my point is the warriors expecting the same type of energy tonight in this building. and we chat it will want us and as soon as steve kerr and echoed that sentiment. >> it's always fun to play at home. i mean, we're going what team

melanie townsend is taking a look at the products in question. >> the show is really easy for sacramentom, jacqueline sexton find this widely used baby food brand for her infant daughter is nothing out of the ordinary nor is making baby food from scratch. i realize how easy it was from friends to make it yourself unfortunately right now the data is showing that i'm having medals. >> randolph it's whether you're buying the baby food grounds are vying for produce aisle. jane houlihan with healthy babies, bright futures is joining forces with the house subcommittee on economic and consumer policy. >> to expose popular brands like beechnut gerber earth's best and others. >> we're selling baby food products with dangerous levels of toxic, heavy metals issue, she says has been happening with these companies for over a decade. this new report issued today. >> shows that despite the fact that companies have known for years about this problem. they are not taking care of it. gone terribly we're finding mind and arsenic and cadmium toxic heavy metals in about 95% of the baby foods that are tested.

the 72 year old townsend ian being named the winner of the nobel prize for literature, getting the news on the phone in his kitchen and canterbury, england. and this man says, oh ah, hello, i am from the swedish academy. oh, congratulations. you have won the nobel prize for literature and i said, is this a prank? shortly afterwards, the rest of the world knew as well. but about prize in literature for 2021 is awarded to the novelist verbal rosin. gordon. born is algebra. active in england for his uncompromising and compressions penetration of the effects of colonialism and the fates of the refugee in the gulf between cultures and continence. some was men, drama, gunner is the 1st black african to win the nobel prize in literature since 1986. he fled zanzibar after an uprising in 1964, a citizens of arab heritage like himself suffered persecution. gerning arrived in england as an 18 year old going on to write 10 novels. his work has explored the continuing effects of colonialism on africa and given a voice to the experience of refugees. there is a kind of meanness, i think in this respon

i returned, however, got the crucial equalizer in the 2nd half to ron trust. townsend, after coming on, rinaldo did have a chance to get the winner, but couldn't deliver result means united miss out on overtaking leaders, liverpool, european champions. chelsea had the chance bounce back after disappointing week blues cake off against south hampton shortly, and the primary lead and follows wednesdays. one l. defeat event is in the champions league last weekend's. e p. a loss to manchester city by the same score. line victory against the saints could lift the blues to the top of the table. it's not a long time ago that we played very, very good matches. remember for a 2nd huff, for example in tottenham. then the cup game was 10 changes in the, in the starting line up against the strongest, and willis side who won after that 10. now terrific does not long ago, it just feels long ago because there are so many games in between, but it's not long ago. pressure is mounting on embattled barcelona coach, ronald coleman. the dutchman is preparing for his side fe spanish champions at medical madr

the good news, united fans got to see it, the bad news, it came from everton's andros townsend.e but var ruled that yerry mina was offside. at the final whistle, a point each, but one team clearly happier with that result. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 10:15. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. it's a new academic year for university students across the uk, and many of them who are returning will get to sit in a lecture hall, and attend their classes in person, for the first time since they started their studies. at the university of bristol, they've been welcoming the return to normality while working to keep everyone safe, as fiona lamdin has been finding out. a new start, a new term. and for these students walking into this lecture theatre, it feels pretty special. it is still worth its weight in gold getting face—to—face teaching and being able to interact with other students. for the first time in 18 months, this lecture theatre is full. students are being asked to wea

schools and chops have been forced to close, as with teeny is the last absolute monarchy in africa. townsend, he is high court has ruled the criminal case against the leader of the main opposition party, can go ahead. freeman bowie is charged with financing terrorism and conspiracy. he argued the court had no jurisdiction to hear the case, but judges dismissed his appeal. bowie was arrested along with several other members of his cher diem. upon academy party in july negotiations to free 17 members of a u. s. base missionary, good kidnapped in haiti are entering a 5th day. the criminal gang responsible is demanding $1000000.00 for each hostage, iraq below reports from his capital portal prince residence of titania in the north of quarter prince. or really from the recent abduction of a group of christian missionary and their families. this health clinic is one of several public services in the community that have benefit from donations provided by the charity workers. many here worry the kidnapping might mean that assistance from the missionary organization could come to an end in thought we

the bad news, came from everton�*s andros townsend.nal whistle a point each but one team clearly happy with that result. chelsea can go back to the top, with a win over southampton. and they�*re ahead — trevor chalobah with the goal inside 10 minutes there. top spot is up for grabs in the scottish premiership today — with the top two, rangers and hibernian not playing each other until tomorrow. hearts or motherwell would go top, albeit for 2h hours, with a win. it is 2-0 it is 2—0 to hearts. chelsea have moved to the top of the women�*s super league table after a 3—1win over brighton and hove albion. guro reiten scored the first before sam kerr�*s fifth goal of the season gave chelsea a comfortable lead at half time. danielle carter pulled one back for the seagulls in the second half but beth england�*s goal ten minutes from time secured the three points for chelsea. having broken away from the field early on in wet and muddy conditions on the face couples of northern france. she held off the field for 50 kilometres, finishing over a m

price to see what could have been the most important game ever in the giants-dodgers the garage on townsend historical park charged fans, $180 giants and dodgers fans jockeyed though to get into another parking garage and cost a traffic jam to pay $170 to see tonight's game. i mean 10 bucks might get you a bottle of water. maybe. wow, that's what else. all right. well if you want to thank the giants for this really excellent season we posted this badge on our abc 7 news bay area facebook page you can share it and post it on your as well. while strong off when offshore e winds didn't materialize today prompting pg&e to cancel the public safety power shutoff that was going to impact the north bay here with air conditions now is our spencer christian spencer. okay. we're all happy that those winds are stronger winds did not materialize so we don't have any red flag warnings for hi-fi danger right now. and of course no pg&e a power outages. so look at the calm winds right now all around the bay area wind speeds that are measurable are in the single digits under a ten miles per hour even in the

on the townsend and ortho abdul ross, that gunner is awarded the nobel lecture surprised by his uncompromising works on colonialism on the fate of refugees. ah, but u. s. senate has paved the way for a temporary deal to stave off a possible debt default. it's voted to pass a bill to raise the debt limit by $490000000000.00. at now go to the house of representatives without raising the national barring cap. the treasury would not be authorized to pay its bills in less than $2.00 weeks. the clerk will senate democrats won a long term solution to the debt limit to make sure financial remark, it's remain stable, and our economic recovery stays on track. america's full faith and credit must never be used as a political bargaining chip. i hope my republican colleagues relent from trying to make it one when we read. revisit this issue soon. so now that republican brinkman ship is relented. senate democrats will focus on passing, build back better agenda. so we can finally build up ladders of opportunity for people to climb up to the middle class. so let's take a closer look at the political and econo

andros townsend finishing off, after the breakaway from a united corner.ints with leaders liverpool, who play tomorrow. i think we played against a very good team. it�*s not easy to get that result here and we did it well. we were defending well in the first half, we conceded a late goal that maybe we were not expecting but the reaction of the team in the second half was quite good. everybody was doing what we had to do, working hard to create chances and we did it. it was a pity, the last one but we were pleased with the way we played and the result at the end. there are six more games today and plenty at the clock kick off. chelsea could go back the head of the table with a win over southampton. norwich are hoping to end their six—game losing streak, it is 0—0 against burnley and depending on the chosen result, brighton could move up in the table if they beat arsenal. the top spot is up for grabs in the scottish premiership today. hearts and motherwell could well go on top with a win. they meet at tynecastle and after 15 minutes it is 1—0. what a result

possible locations in the project area, which is between existing 4th and king or future 4th and townsend as well as existing bayshore station in the south. there are three options for 22nd street and three options for a bayview station. these locations are shown here based on the nearest cross street. for 22nd street, the station could either stay approximately where it is, but rebuild or ship it into a tunnel or shifted north to around mariposa street or souths to cesar chavez. the option at mariposa would be deep inside the future pacs tunnel. the option at cesar chavez would be on the surface near where a longest version of the potential packed tunnel might end. regional rail access from the bayview was made much more difficult in 2005 when caltrain closed the former paul avenue station due to low ridership. most recently, the work jointly lead between s.f. planning and sfmtat connect s.f. investment strategy included a new bayview station as a priority. and the sfmta led bayview community-led transportation plan recommended a station at oakdale as one of their eight major policy reco

here's this rivalry in baseball outside the ballpark parking was costing people a $135 that was on townsend between second and 3rd streets. nearby. people are grilling hot dogs and peppers across from the stadium. that's where i found couple elizabeth joseph and charlie, the court. they came out from the daysto to be at the game. >> first time in history insiders in the plan, their house divided one a giants fan and the other a dodgers fan and friend or very competitive and that's how they expect the dodgers giants series to be competitive. >> the your was born. 54 they're going with this year, too. so i want to be here to see a fill. boot. cho says this is just a step to becoming the world series champions who best plane. >> for all the more >> like you said, jonathan, they travel to la after this for the next 2 games. if there is a game 5 that will be back here in san francisco. and i did speak to some fans that said they hope to be back here for that game. if it comes to that live in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. all right. folks, they are out and about on the saturday, folks d

firm that specializes in one of the hottest areas of all investing, esg joining me now is blaine townsendose his own walk on music there. >> yes. >> he is director of esg investing. welcome. >> hello nice to be here. >> first question for esg investing, do you own facebook >> well, i don't think i am supposed to talk about individual companies but i can tell you there is a lot of big companies that you might see in a typical portfolio that we do not own for esg reasons. >> there are a lot of big companies that you do not own for esg reasons. put those words together, folks. you can, as they say, do the math so what makes a company more generically qualify for your esg portfolios and what rules them soout? what are you looking for what are you looking to avoid? >> that's a really good question honestly, it's a somewhat complex answer i would say this generally, esg is a process it's not a panacea so you have to have a really dedi dedicated, disciplined way of doing this we do it a couple different ways we have our own plow proprietary way of scoring the esg that's loosely looking at a grou

townsend said its "exciting" to have a blend of experience within the team.rt for now. lateral flow test. and people should work from home where possible. joining me now is doctor christine tait—burkard, an expert in infection and immunity at the university of edinburgh's roslin institute. professorjennifer rohn, cell biologist at university college london. dr meng khaw, national director of health protection and screening services at public health walesand dr lindsay broadbent, virologist at queen's university belfast. you'll have a lot in common but there are differences. first of all, if i may, just a snapshot of how things look at the moment. christine, if you would take us off first in scotland.— christine, if you would take us off first in scotland. scotland has seen a aood fall first in scotland. scotland has seen a good fall in _ first in scotland. scotland has seen a good fall in cases _ first in scotland. scotland has seen a good fall in cases until— first in scotland. scotland has seen a good fall in cases until about - first in scotland. scotland

, the frenchman's first goal since february, but everton battled back in the second half, andros townsend a lovely counter to equalise and pulled out the cristiano ronaldo celebration to boot everton thought they had even won it but this goal from yerry mina was overturned for offside by var. both teams now sit two points off the top. leeds picked up their first victory in the premier league this season.. as defender diego llorente returned from injury to score the winner over watford. his header enough for leeds to take all three points rangers and celtic are both in action in the scottish premiership this afternoon and they'll be hoping to chase the new league leaders hearts. that's after they beat motherwell 2—0 at home. goals from liam boyce and stephen kingsley wrapped up the points. dundee united moved four points clear of celtic in 5th place with a 1—0 win against ross county. elsewhere, there were wins for stjohnstone and st mirren. in the women's super league champions chelsea continued their fine start to the season with a 31 victory over brighton. but it was arsenal who moved t

according to is so much specifically between 6th street townsend 11th and harrison streets.us neighborhood. the country is reportedly in the union square area of san francisco, specifically between market powell bush and first street and then right down the street from there at her taylor ellis and pow as well as market street in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. all right. let's switch gears here for a moment as we take a live look our sutro is that none are that's mount tam cam overlooking the bay area. well, beautiful lot moisture. >> out there. but not enough to hit the ground. that aren't. yeah. unfortunately yet? not much in the way of rain, >> we've got some good changes coming our way. i think just in time for the weekend, of course, the blue angels in town and they are going to be a roaring up above as we head into the weekend. so we want to clear our skies for looks like the weather. it's going work out just about perfectly. we'll see some clouds between now and through friday. but after that, i think the weekend look good. mostly sunny skies temperatures going t

here's this rivalry in baseball outside the ballpark parking was costing people a $135 that was on townsend between second and 3rd streets. nearby. people are grilling hot dogs and peppers across from the stadium. that's where i found couple elizabeth joseph and charlie, the court. they came out from the daysto to be at the game. >> first time in history insiders in the plan, their house divided one a giants fan and the other a dodgers fan and friend or they're very competitive. and that's how they expect the dodgers giants series to be competitive. >> of the year. our was born 54. they're going with this year, too. so i want to be here to see a fill. boot show says this is just a step to becoming the world series champions who best plane. >> for all the more >> amid the harry reporting for us tonight. meanwhile, house speaker nancy pelosi is now the latest be area official to get in on the postseason action. she tweeted today that she and fellow california representative jimmy gomez are now betting on some chocolates on the series. if la winds pelosi will have to pony up some gear in delhi

that pence or spencer davenport, stacey hansen, valerie reader, christian townsend, and madeleine brooks, and richard fried all. last, definitely not least, sam seagull men, who will represent the audience questions, all day, who is an excellent editor, and attention to detail. i would like to think linda, quijano, the conference staff, which can try to do something. this year, definitely, is not in their job description, originally. this isn't david, doing the technical, and of course, the authors as we've known, there's a general reward you can give to supreme court review that go under their work limits. definitely, last, year we did not get that little work. all of you, get that reward this year. this is another addition of the cato supreme court review. some housekeeping. due to these restrictions you have to wear your masks at all times even when asking a question. bathrooms are of the spiral staircase, and down the spiral staircase. there's one next to the elevator, but that's when the single bathroom, so i wouldn't advise queuing up for that one rain, the reception -- you can ans

that would be valerie reader, christian townsend and legal interns natalie brooks. and last but not least, the editor with attention to detail, i would like to thank linda kiano, it is not in their job description initially. and of course the authors, i don't know if there is a general award you can give to supreme court review, groups of authors who all go under their word limits. all of you get that reward this year. so this is another edition of the supreme court cato review. you have to wear your mask at all times even while asking a question. bathrooms are up the spiral staircase and down the spiral staircase. there is also one next to the elevator but it's only a single bathroom, so i wouldn't advise queueing up for that one. lunch will be served at noon and a reception. this will be on scotus so you can ask questions on twitter and the session will be after the lecture. i'd like to introduce just in time professor douglas adcock. the speakers are in your pact. douglas adcock will be discussing. >> i apologize, i thought i was in plenty of time. i am describin

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e 28r the rapid service on 19th avenue, wou r restored at the the 10 townsend would also bered betweensan francisco general hnancial district. tinue into chinatown, route 12 made more frequent so thathat corridor was not reduced. havedwell on because i have expltives and,ils o but if you ca map this is a map the fr alternative that shows where be not restored and where service would be improved. n t not restored. the pink is where e get more frequent on existing routes. and here's a similar map for the hybrid alternative. we going through this process? why o simply rese routes the way that were before the coi one reason is that we have seen a dramatic c patterns. we no longer h of thousands -- hundreds of thousan-buildings every morning and every hours. that's why you see so many routes that kind of radiate out from downtown. what weve seen during the pandemic i our cross to that connect neighborhoods have remained very strong particularly our busiested to be very busy, even during covid. so example, muni buses are still very busy and so on. that the city. so while we're not operating

the 10 townsend would also be restored between san francisco general hospital and the financial district. and if it did not continue into chinatown, route 12 would be made more frequent so that service in that corridor was not reduced. i have some maps here, which i won't dwell on because i have explained in general the alternatives and, again, there are more details on the website but if you can see this map, this is a map of the frequent alternative that shows where service would be not restored and where service would be improved. the gold on this map is service not restored. the pink is where service would get more frequent on existing routes. and here's a similar map for the hybrid alternative. so why are we going through this process? why are we not simply restoring the routes the way that they were before the covid pandemic? one reason is that we have seen a dramatic change in travel patterns. we no longer have tens of thousands -- hundreds of thousands -- of commuters to downtown office buildings every morning and every evening. our system has historically been built around servi

lead before half—time, his first goal since february, but everton battled back in the second half, townsendng out hendrix's equaliser as newcastle's certify win continues. the premier league, the big one, manchester city and liveable at raim >> and phil, celtic in action with the scottish premiership as they will hope to chase the new league leaders hearts after they beat motherwell 2—0 at home with goals from william boyce and stephen casey wrapped up the points with dundee united moving four points in fifth place with a 1—0 win against ross county and elsewhere johnston and semillon one. county and elsewherejohnston and semillon one. in the super league arsenal moved to the top of the table after 4—0 thumping of aston villa with the captain scoring twice, herfirst goal villa with the captain scoring twice, her first goal marking villa with the captain scoring twice, herfirst goal marking her 150th for the club. then three goals in the last ten minutes. this one was a brilliant ship coming up from katie mckay. the pick of the bunch. meanwhile the champions chelsea continued their fine star

we hear from a former national security advisor, frances townsend, 10:00 a.m.ton. -- eastern. 11:00 a.m., strengthening against extreme weather events. at 12:00 p.m., the cashless economy. as a reminder, you can watch all our programs online at www.c-span.org or use the new c-span video app, c-span now. announcer: sunday night on q&a, former wall street journal economist david wessel discusses his book "only the rich can play." opportunity zones created tax bases across the country and gave wealthy people incentives to put their money in poor communities in exchange for a capital gains tax break. we do not know how much money has gone into them as a result of that arcane senate process, reconciliation, which is now a household name in washington. based on this, we are talking tens of billions of dollars going into opportunity zones but unfortunately, the bulk of the money has gone into zones that didn't really need the money. they were already improving. or projects that would have been built otherwise. announcer: david wessel with his new book, sunday night at

possible locations in the project area, which is between existing 4th and king or future 4th and townsendng bayshore station in the south. there are three options for 22nd street and three options for a bayview station. these locations are shown here based on the nearest cross street. for 22nd street, the station could either stay approximately where it is, but rebuild or ship it into a tunnel or shifted north to around mariposa street or souths to cesar chavez. the option at mariposa would be deep inside the future pacs tunnel. the option at cesar chavez would be on the surface near where a longest version of the potential packed tunnel might end. regional rail access from the bayview was made much more difficult in 2005 when caltrain closed the former paul avenue station due to low ridership. most recently, the work jointly lead between s.f. planning and sfmtat connect s.f. investment strategy included a new bayview station as a priority. and the sfmta led bayview community-led transportation plan recommended a station at oakdale as one of their eight major policy recommendations out of

possible locations in the project area, which is between existing 4th and king or future 4th and townsend existing bayshore station in the south. there are three options for 22nd street and three options for a bayview station. these locations are shown here based on the nearest cross street. for 22nd street, the station could either stay approximately where it is, but rebuild or ship it into a tunnel or shifted north to around mariposa street or souths to cesar chavez. the option at mariposa would be deep inside the future pacs tunnel. the option at cesar chavez would be on the surface near where a longest version of the potential packed tunnel might end. regional rail access from the bayview was made much more difficult in 2005 when caltrain closed the former paul avenue station due to low ridership. most recently, the work jointly lead between s.f. planning and sfmtat connect s.f. investment strategy included a new bayview station as a priority. and the sfmta led bayview community-led transportation plan recommended a station at oakdale as one of their eight major policy recommendations

coming back or be back in operation and in august or excuse me, in early 2022 as well as the 10 townsendwe are planning to extend all three options, the 43 currently before heading into thepresidio . we would extend the 43 into the presidio then out to the arena andall three options .so here's some maps to show a littlebit more specifically what we're talking about . this first map is the familiar alternative much like the map i showed you earlier. the blue lines are in service right now and the green lines are those timelines that are not operating that would be back in operation in early 2022. this next map shows that kind of frequent alternative and you can see that of course theblue lines are in operation. the green lines like 28 are , the 10townsend an extension of the 43 , those lines are back into service. and then the goal lines here which are the 2, the 3, the 6, the 21 and the47 are in bold . signifying that they would not be in service in early 2022 but instead those resources would be puts where the orange or actually i guess the more pink outlines are on the lines so for exa

among the speakers we expect to hear from frances townsend, former homeland security adviser the george w. bush administration. we hope to return to live coverage in just a moment. while we wait to get that fixed, we will go to this morning's "washington journal." good morning. thursday, october 14, 2021. president biden yesterday sought to reinsure americans that he could alleviate rising inflation and supply chain bottlenecks, and he announced a deal to expand operations at the port of los angeles, a key entry point for container ships for love goods. this morning, we want to hear from you about this ongoing supply chain issues. let us know how you have been impacted in your part of the country. phone lines split regionally. (202) 748-8000 in the eastern or central time zones. (202) 748-8001 for the mountain or pacific time zones. you can also send us a text at (202) 748-8003. if you do, please include your name and where you are from. otherwise, catch up with us on social media. on twitter, @cspanwj. facebook.com/c-span. a very good thursday morning to you. here is the associated pre