again, south of westfield road.as talking about campus design, we have an important part to play as a southern elevation to when we hope to develop as a campus heart. trying to create areas for res spit and watching the machine that is -- the -- back of house operations at sfo. our project goals again we share the project goals with 720. our project goals one to be adoptable, efficient and functional this needs to be ready to change and potential future use. it needs to the efficiency side. it needs to be move a lot of cargo through it. and functional. that guess without saying this is about processing. itments to be propable, save and comfortable, easy to find entry. universal design, we separated gone through work to separate the truck from pedestrian traffic to create safety and comfort. and harmonious and timeless building that fit in with the rest of the campus and continues to fit in as time marches on. i want to clarify, we are different from 720 we are a 2 story cargo building. movements on both floors and o

again, south of westfield road. laura was talking about campus design, we have an important part to play as a southern elevation to when we hope to develop as a campus heart. trying to create areas for res spit and watching the machine that is -- the -- back of house operations at sfo. our project goals again we share the project goals with 720. our project goals one to be adoptable, efficient and functional this needs to be ready to change and potential future use. it needs to the efficiency side. it needs to be move a lot of cargo through it. and functional. that guess without saying this is about processing. itments to be propable, save and comfortable, easy to find entry. universal design, we separated gone through work to separate the truck from pedestrian traffic to create safety and comfort. and harmonious and timeless building that fit in with the rest of the campus and continues to fit in as time marches on. i want to clarify, we are different from 720 we are a 2 story cargo building. movements on both floo

this is the westfield campus. and right now what they are doing is -- these are what go become to the first one. these other buildings the ones in blue. this is how more tell be complete. what they are trying to do, 674 was the first building this of done. mark design today and it was supposed to be that build and then the administration building is now at the terminal the second one. it was the two of them. since then. they decided to expand the to the larger -- campus and really create a campus design vision to be a model aviation support campus sets the new standards for employee experience and efficiency and sustain ability and the public realm will serve the connective tissue. you also have the air train also has the westfield station. well is a way for people back and forth. >> exactly. thank you. so -- anyway. the commissioners encourage the design to soften the image of large scale with methods. we are talking about the 3 projects are basically a garage that is -- sick 70 the yellow one well. and that will

this bilateral relations, westfield, stone by stone, that is aiming at the move for strengthening the region economically touches among others. this is a relation this by latrell, relation between the 2 countries is very important and is also witnessed by all and we will continue to work on strengthening our relations. the nature of our bilateral relations is not on the commercial political economic, but it's also a man at or resolving questions of action to reach. and that is very important. and we value our roles. the latest of those topics was the serious issue. as you know, seems it, december 8, read it to me, the new reality that is being shaped right now in syria. he's not as the people are now taken over and leading the country and we, we discussed how we as allies and countries in the region can help the syrians to be able to play this role for the or that should be able to tell us we have also discussed the policy an issue and also the regional issues and we discussed the how the of the turkey and also culture can work together in partnership with the international community

, some 40 students from gunderson high marched to the corner of santa teresa and thornwood, near westfieldakridge mall. the students waved flags and held signs that read immigrants aren't criminals. president trump's proposal that the u.s. kick out 2 million palestinians from gaza and take over the territory has been met with confusion and derision from nations around the world, and lawmakers from both parties here at home. democrats accused the president of trying to distract from what's happening in washington as trump acolyte. billionaire elon musk tries to rapidly shrink the federal workforce, shutting down some government agencies and programs. nbc's vaughn hillyard has the details from capitol hill. the u.s. will take over the gaza strip less than one day after making that statement. president trump, facing backlash from both parties, softened his tone. everybody loves it. but this is just not the right time. but we'll maybe do something later. it was a sprising development, but i think it's one that we'll applaud. but not everybody was on board with the president floating the idea o

be the more appropriate word to describe what happened but as the gathering wrapped up delegates, westfield trying to put on a brave face this has been coughing me of diplomacy, you know, the sort of people being quite to have top ben shock than the rest of it. but once we get over us, the prime minister of iceland said from the shock, what do we need to do? we need to listen what the americans are saying. what went down is exactly what they knew was absolutely not expecting. these summits like the munich security conference, like the a i summit for europe, that j, the vans, the vice president, united states was also speaking at a little bit earlier in the week. these things are only just very routine, quite big news, fast actually. and normally, kind of the talking points are worked out in advance, they're almost always on the same page. it's not supposed to be a roast of the americans, or i'm, i'm the europeans by the americas, which is essentially what we're seeing, that at both of these events, the threats that i worry, the most about visa, the europe, is not russia. it's not china, it'

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that is why we are so proud to win a fleet of brand new, f-35 fighter jets at barnes air base in westfield. colonel dave halasi-kun is here with leader military bases in massachusetts. [applause] thank you for being here. [applause] people want their government to work for them here let me give you an example. a little while back i found out there was a law threatening to take licenses away from hundreds of commercial truck drivers. that wasn't right. we fixed it, and now they are keeping their licenses and their jobs. international teamsters president sean o'brien is in the house tonight and he knows what a good trucking job means to a american family, and so do we. [applause] another thing that means something to a lot of people that we did, we made history by pardoning hundreds of thousands of people for misdemeanor marijuana convictions. it was the right thing to do. thank you. in massachusetts, our greatest resource is our people. when we took office, too many were leaving for other states. guess what, now, that trend is changing. each year that we've been in office, fewer people have

that's why we're so proud to win a fleet of brand-new f35 fighter jets for our airbase at barnes in westfield. colonel dave, where are you? date is here with leaders from all of our military bases in massachusetts. [applause] thank you for being here. people want their government to work for them. let me to you an example. a little while back i found out that there was a law threatened to take away licenses from hundreds of commercial truck drivers. that wasn't right. we fixed it. and now they're keeping their licenses and their jobs. international teamsters president sean o'brien is in the house tonight. he knows what a good tracking job means to middle-class families, and so do we. [applause] another thing that mean something to a lot of people that we did, we made history by pardoning hundreds of thousands of people for misdemeanor marijuana convictions. it was the right thing to do. thank you. [applause] in massachusetts, our greatest resources are people. when we took office, too many were leaving for other states. guess what? now that trend is changing. since we been in office if you ar

. >> we were trying not to have a westfield mall and saw the market but we did get all that . >> and as chris shulman pointed out, i mean i don't know why we are seeing what we are doing right now the calls of service right now. >> but i think this is a ten year map so we have to look for the future how the district will be for the future and including the present but the future also and we are seeing movement of issues that is in different parts of the district surrounding tunnel and station. and i would highly encourage we are not happy with the last iteration based on calls for service. you have gotten all our concerns. >> so i would highly recommend you reach out to us because we are not happy with what was proposed to you all today and recommended rather we prefer the map that we recommended in our in our letter. that's what we think and we have reached out to several community members. not all community members have access to internet and tell them and calls and coming here so you should definitely do your part of reaching out to people who live in the community rather than jus

host: leonard in westfield, massachusetts. independent caller. good morning, leonard. >> good morning. i have a question. i know when bush passed a law where no children stayed behind, that means that if you are not doing well in that class, you are not going to do well in the next one and the next one. i mean, i stayed back a few times which helped me. and also, they should not have devices from the first grade to the six grade or seventh grade. they should do everything by a pencil or pen and learn how to write and read and multiply and everything, learn. and use their brain. before they start using devices. host: all right, leonard. we will go to charlestown, massachusetts. independent. good morning. >> good morning. my question is sort of related to the real potential implications of this policy so i have been -- i have not really had a strong opinion on this because it has not really been talked about, the idea of abolishing the department until now, pretty much, and when i look at my media feed, i see, as if abolishing the department is goi

but as the gathering wrapped up delegates westfield trying to put on a brave face, this has been a cat costs. any of diplomacy, you know, just sort of people being quite head top, but shock than the rest of it. but once we get over us, the prime minister of iceland said from the shock, what do we need to do? we need to listen what the americans are saying, what went down as exactly what they knew was absolutely not expecting these summits like the munich security conference, like the a i summit for europe that j. d, vast, the vice president, united states was also speaking at a little bit earlier in the week. these things are only just very routine, quite big news, fast actually. and normally kind of the talking points are worked out in advance. they're almost always on the same page. it's not supposed to be a roast of the americans or i'm, i'm the europeans by the americans was essentially what we're seeing, that at both of these events, the threats that i worry, the most about visa, the europe, is not russia. it's not china, it's not any other external actor. and what i worry about i

another business leaving what was formerly westfield mall inin downtown san francisco. chronicle reports the burke williams luxury day spa, leaving at the end of april, citing conditions, downtown and safety concerns. bloomingdale's recently announced it would close its location at the newly renamed san francisco center next month, when its lease expires. also new at six for you, yelp is out with its top 100 places to eat in the u.s, and there are some places in the bay area making the list, cracking the top ten at number eight. the good salad. this is in santa clara. the restaurant focuses on chef crafted salads with quality ingredients made in-house. it was founded by a former tech engineer. in addition to santa clara, it also has locations in los altos, campbell, and palo alto. but you know what? the salad hotspot isn't the only place on the bay area making that list. restaurants in roseville, redwood city, pleasanton, san mateo, san francisco, and half moon bay also on that list. and maybe you want to get a crack at one of those restaurants over the next few days, b

. >> leonard in westfield, massachusetts, independent caller, good morning. >> good morning.estion. i know they passed a law for no children stay behind. that means if you're not doing well in that class you are not going to do well in the next one or the next one. i mean i stayed back a few times which helped me. and also, they should not have devices from the first grade to the sixth and seventh. they should do everything by pencil or pen and learn how to write and read and multiply and everything, learn and use their brain before they start using devices. host: we will go to charlestown, massachusetts. independent, good morning. caller: my question is sort of related to the real potential implications of the policy. i haven't had a strong opinion on this because it hasn't really been talked about the idea of abolishing the department until now pretty much and when i look at my media feed i see is if it's going to destroy education in america. talk about what some of the actual negative implications that this could have and if they are a little bit overblown on media source