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>> just one last one, and that is when you have these measures for equity, how do you uj r insure that they are implemented and one is the back stop and the oversight to make sure that changes are made, do you identify the efficiency and what is in place to make that happen? how does the mta board get involved and what is the recourse? >> i think that the first part of this is doing this on a regular basis and tieing it to the budget process and that adds an element, of it as i used the term these are not a set of principles or plans that will sit on the shelf. and so, we have got the feedback and we have heard, what are the key needs and part of what we have done is take our basket of service dollars and begin to address those needs. so an ongoing, option, and i am sure that the body ads well is a look at how well we are doing. and in terms of things like you know, cost per trip, and rider ship, performance, and those kinds of things so that when, going forward in addition to we make the smart choices that support the equity strategy and we do so in such a way that we create a more if

. >> you admit here today that even after the whole world knew that flint residents were exposed to ujlevels of lead you did not declare a state of emergency until january 2016. isn't that true? >> i took immediate action as soon as i learned there was a lead issue. we started issuing filters and doing testing -- >> plausible deniability only works when has plausible. and i'm not buying that you didn't know about any of this until october 2015. you were not in a medically induced coma for a year. and i've had about enough of your false contrition and your phony apologies. susan hedman from the epa bears not 1/10 of the responsibility of the state of michigan and your administration. and he resigned and there you are, dripping with guilt, but drawing your paycheck, hiring lawyers at the expense of the people and doing your dead-level best to spread accountability to others and not being accounta e accountable. it is not appropriate. pretty soon we will have men who strike their wives saying, i'm sorry, dear, but there were failures at all levels. people who put dollars over the fundamen

. >>> a damning report from the ujs is painting a -- the united nations is painting a horrific picture sudan. it says troops have raped and killed girls and beat men and boys. it says it's trying to protect the country's people. we have the story. >> reporter: it's an all-too-common scene in south sudan. villagers destroyed here, bodies littering the streets. thousands have been left homeless trying to flee the violence. now the united nations accuses south sudan's government of operating what it calls a scorched earth policy against its own people. >> which is killing of civilians, displacement, pillaging, abductions, rape, and general -- generally terrorizing the civilian population. >> reporter: among the more horrendous abuses detailed in the new report, the u.n. says south sudan lets fighters rape women as payment. in another case, amnesty international says scattered human remains in this field are all that's left after government forces let more than 60 men and boys suffocate in a shipping container. according to the report, they were suspected of supporting the opposition. sout

>> just one last one, and that is when you have these measures for equity, how do you uj r insure that they are implemented and one is the back stop and the oversight to make sure that changes are made, do you identify the efficiency and what is in place to make that happen? how does the mta board get involved and what is the recourse? >> i think that the first part of this is doing this on a regular basis and tieing it to the budget process and that adds an element, of it as i used the term these are not a set of principles or plans that will sit on the shelf. and so, we have got the feedback and we have heard, what are the key needs and part of what we have done is take our basket of service dollars and begin to address those needs. so an ongoing, option, and i am sure that the body ads well is a look at how well we are doing. and in terms of things like you know, cost per trip, and rider ship, performance, and those kinds of things so that when, going forward in addition to we make the smart choices that support the equity strategy and we do so in such a way that we create a more if

administrations alike, and i quote, we believe that america can and should continue to provide refugee ref uj to those fleeing violence and persecution without compromising security and safety of our nation. to do otherwise would undermine our core objective of combatting terrorism, close quote. these leaders included general david petraeus, the former commander of u.s. central command. george schultz, the former secretary of state under president reagan and former nato supreme allied commander james debredis who is now at tufts university. in furtherance of this commit's effort to review the framework, congressman steve russell and i traveled on an oversight mission to turkey, jordan and lebanon to participate in the refugee process settling in the united states. after visiting refugee camp ace long the turkish, syrian and jordanian syrian borders and meeting with various refugee families, we discovered that the vast majority, between 70% and 80% are not even interested in settlement at all. they seek to stay in the neighboring host countries, turkey, lebanon and jordan. in the hopes of retu

wind mills think about the uj hoo giant wind generating devices that create electricity.spain two years ago and down the ana lucia, the region in spain, autonomous, that's 90% of all new electricity generated according to the iea. does that mean that fossil fuels, coal and goes are going away quickly, no, but they're pushed away by the market. stuart: 90% of new electricity on the market is renewables. >> the key is here, hillary clinton is saying we're putting coal and coal miners out of work and then the largest mining company, bankruptcy. the government is speeding up the transition which is happening through the free market, but they're speeding it up. stuart: adam, thank you very much indeed, sirment looks like donald trump, this is my view, my opinion, i think he's got a pretty clear path to victory and runs through the delegate rich states of california and new york. a california congressman who is backing trump will join us in a moment. here's the plan. you're a financial company that cares, but your logo is old and a little pointy. so you evolve. you simplify. yo

>> just one last one, and that is when you have these measures for equity, how do you uj r insure that they are implemented and one is the back stop and the oversight to make sure that changes are made, do you identify the efficiency and what is in place to make that happen? how does the mta board get involved and what is the recourse? >> i think that the first part of this is doing this on a regular basis and tieing it to the budget process and that adds an element, of it as i used the term these are not a set of principles or plans that will sit on the shelf. and so, we have got the feedback and we have heard, what are the key needs and part of what we have done is take our basket of service dollars and begin to address those needs. so an ongoing, option, and i am sure that the body ads well is a look at how well we are doing. and in terms of things like you know, cost per trip, and rider ship, performance, and those kinds of things so that when, going forward in addition to we make the smart choices that support the equity strategy and we do so in such a way that we create a more if

>> just one last one, and that is when you have these measures for equity, how do you uj r insure that they are implemented and one is the back stop and the oversight to make sure that changes are made, do you identify the efficiency and what is in place to make that happen? how does the mta board get involved and what is the recourse? >> i think that the first part of this is doing this on a regular basis and tieing it to the budget process and that adds an element, of it as i used the term these are not a set of principles or plans that will sit on the shelf. and so, we have got the feedback and we have heard, what are the key needs and part of what we have done is take our basket of service dollars and begin to address those needs. so an ongoing, option, and i am sure that the body ads well is a look at how well we are doing. and in terms of things like you know, cost per trip, and rider ship, performance, and those kinds of things so that when, going forward in addition to we make the smart choices that support the equity strategy and we do so in such a way that we create a more if