we won't upzone single-family neighborhoods on transit like glenn park or westportal and slow gentrification in our communities brown and black of color. i think we have a lot in common and we want what is best for our city, but i'm confused and saddened about how the most socially progressive city in america has become the most conservative city in america when it comes to jobs and housing growth. i love what you do. i watch you every week. i'm excited to hear what you talk about today. thank you for letting me speak. >> president hillis: thank you. >> anecdotally, i took the train to san jose before the holiday and san carlos had apartments between the train tracks and el camino, but they had garage spaces and there they are, high transit density and planning for cars. i don't know how you deal with that. i was happy and lucky, i don't know if anyone saw it, but "the chronicle" printed my letter to the editor. i would like to read it into the record. "i wish mayor-elect london breed success in her endeavors for our city. there's another bureaucracy that should be dealt with as she takes of

-- i want to be thank half that we have installed quite a few of them on several roads, and on westportal, what i have seen is not everybody pushes the button and they're crossing anyways and they are running into the same situation as we did have before. so is there a reason that we don't have system? >> i guess that there's two ways toac activate such a device. and one is the pedestrian pushes the button and the other is a passive device that picks up the presence of a pedestrian. the passive devices are more experimental so there's a concern if it did not pick up the pedestrian there would be a liability concern on the part of the city that a pedestrian thought they would be picked up. so it's a technology issue and we want to make sure if we're going to a device that would automatically pick up the presence of a pedestrian and it would be reliable and not pick up other things so that the device is on and it loses its effectiveness. i think that it's a technical issue that the profession is working on and as we get closer to a situation where passive detection works reliably that it is

." >> he told me he was from westport. manafort said that guy's from west port. >> no. and now internal memos and other business records obtained by the associated press purport to show hoe kilimnik indicted on witness tampering charges worked with manafort to advance russian interests. a reported 2004 memo from kilimnik to manafort details his dire forecast for russia after their failed attempts to manipulate political events in former soviet states. quoting from the a.p. report, records show kilimnik participated in an early manafort plan to influence western politicians and media outlets. a propaganda operation intended to target washington and european capitals and "train a cadre of leaders who can be relied upon in future governments" according to one memo. the records so kilimnik helped conceive strategies that manafort sold to clients and that he served as a key liaison between manafort and principal financial experts offering private briefings in july of 2016 serving as trump campaign chairman. >> is that the guy he owes like $19 million, $20 million to? >> yike