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my apology was cetious but my compliments to sean are sincere. looking at the hidden source code shows you to give up your rights to privacy rather profoundly stating you have no reasonable expectation of privacy regarding any communication of data transmitted or stored on this information system. today at the contentious house hearing at health care .gov saying those privacy issues are another reason obamacare has to be delayed. member of the energy and commerce committee, a great to have you here. source code with that declaration forget your rights you are now involved with the federal government. we should expect it but were you shocked? >> i am very concerned and so should the american people that the rollout has been the absolute disaster and we want answers and that was the purpose today. lou: ms. campbell astonishing. how does a civilian, a contract with the government's stand before a committee filled with members and basically tell you all to go to hell? she did it with the sweetest stonewalled imaginable but is there not a recourse or

my apology was facetious but my compliments to sean are sincere. looking at the hidden source code shows you to give up your rights to privacy rather profoundly stating you have no reasonable expectation of privacy regarding any communication of data transmitted or stored on this information system. today at the contentious house hearing at health care .gov saying those privacy issues are another reason obamacare has to be delayed. member of the energy and commerce committee, a great to have you here. source code with that declaration forget your rights you are now involved with the federal government. we should expect it but were you shocked? >> i am very concerned and so should the american people that the rollout has been the absolute disaster and we want answers and that was the purpose today. lou: ms. campbell astonishing. how does a civilian, a contract with the government's stand before a committee filled with members and basically tell you all to go to hell? she did it with the sweetest stonewalled imaginable but is there not a recourse or

[laughter] we do not know how sincere he was. we do not know whether this was a veiled threat or a plea for leniency or on honest compliment , but i think it is fair to say jim has won the respect of folks across the spectrum. including lorenzo. the most effective form is cooperation. he has worked with more than 35 dozen and and women of the ei during his career. it is his admiration and respect for all of you as individuals, recognition of the hard work you do every day, sometimes under extraordinarily difficult circumstances, not just the folks in the field but folks irking the back rooms. folks doing the hard work. out of sight. recognition that your mission is important. this is what compels him to answer the call of the country again. the fbi joins forces with intelligence, and homeland security professionals to break up all threats. taking down drug rings to stopping those who prey on children, to breaking up al qaeda. and your mission keeps expanding. the nature of the threats are always changing. fortunately the reason -

their support has been phenomenal and i sincerely look seeing to returning and a much more of them in the near future. treasure this once-in-a-lifetime experience and the wonderful memories i am left with. in addition to many speaking opportunities, i have testify in congress had a meeting at the white house and at treasury. i have participated in seminars at harvard university. and bipartisan policy center here in washington, d.c. and my engagement, i will always cherish my trail of tears recognition and indian headdress from the oklahoma mba and the honor of an award named after me by the colorado mortgage lenders association. i came to this role committed to serve. received sohaving much more than i ever would've expected. it has been a joy. it is said that a legacy is what you create and contribute today that lives on. as i passed the baton, i am very proud to be a part of the legacy of mba's first century. i am very excited about the momentum and legacy left to be crated. thank you very much. [applause] thank you very much. thank you. ts eliot said it fast. to make an end is to m

sincerely, lorenzo. [laughter] we do not know how sincere he was. we do not know whether this was a veiled threat or a plea for leniency or an honest compliment. but i think it is fair to say jim has won the respect of folks across the spectrum, including lorenzo. [laughter] the most effective weapon against crime is cooperation. he has worked with many of the more than 35,000 members of the fbi during his career. it is his admiration and respect for all of you individually, his recognition of the hard work that you do every day, sometimes under extraordinarily difficult circumstances, not just the folks in the field but also those working in the back rooms doing the hard work out of sight. his recognition that your mission is important is what compelled him to answer the call to serve his country again. the fbi joins forces with our intelligence, military, and homeland security professionals to break up all manner of threats from taking down drug rings to stopping those who prey on children to breaking up al qaeda cells and thwarting their plots. y

had died during the war, and churchill was sincere. and he said to churchill, what good was it all? and churchill looked at him, and believing, world war ii had destroyed, and churchill's "mein kampf" hitler and mussolini and the dick daters. it had saved democracy. it had saved western civilization, so churchill thought. and kennedy blazed hatred at him. >> booktv is the only national television network devoted to nonfiction books every weekend, and this fall we are marking 15 years of booktv on c-span2. .. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979,ro

"sincerely, disappointed." get off your high horse, richy. just because someone likes things clean doesn't mean they're rich. nah. they're rich. you wanna see some real high-caliber acting? well, mr. kurt russell, you are about to be served. hey, toby. great to have you back, man. seriously. just, uh... just a real pleasure to see ya again. well, thanks, michael. you're welcome. missed you. missed you as part of our family. well, that's--that's-- sweet. i missed you guys too. so costa rica, that was... did ya have fun? that must have been fun. well, um, it was amazing. really was. thanks for asking. um...beaches were pristine. nice peaches? pristine beaches? yeah, uh... the whole thing was incredibly cathartic. why'd you come back? why didn't you stay? well, it's actually kind of hard to meet people out there. i bet. for you. and, uh. yeah. plus, it was hot. hot. why didn't you get an air conditioner? should have gotten an air conditioner for yourself. are you all right, michael? yeah, i am. i am. i tried. i tried. i tried to talk to toby and

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has a lot of he's maybe steve's list no no no this is because you are i am i'm going to say with your sincerity and community show on this superbly we're going on stage i'm really very impressed sean the only caution i want to present you the audience being on these most knits shouldn't be i nurse they really should they should be on shelves i thought i was their instructional last year and the good ones i now you know you force the. game changed if these are on the shelf and you put a layer of tissue paper between them it should be acid farai and you can still feel it you can still feel it and knowing how organized you are you can organize them by turtlenecks the next are they going to slow the accelerator. luke. the new book coming alive should be making news all the face just like you know you . feel. pleasure to have you with us here on our t.v. today i roll researcher. was the design that led to i mean other thing as a huge amount of work went into the. amount to look at is what is the. force from the i mean i keep it just for. some time when i come out wearing this i don't know what maybe

our sincere thanks to ric bernthal and gabby garcia. thanks to all of you for this terrific discussion. until next time, raj and i will see you online. >> good evening, everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i am john seeingenthaler in new york. >> i want to apologize to you that the website has not worked as well as it should. >> public apology. the trouble with the healthcare website and the promise to fix it. going too far. members of congress send a message to the nsa. what about the spying on allies? plus... wall street record. stocks to all all time high. invasion of the

the iranian government says if there are sincere questions the iranians are willing to open up. western countries have to do something in return. in the past the iranians not only opened up completely, but they also halted you're rain yun enrichment and iran got nothing in return. it was further antagonized by the united states, the iranians being the axis of evil and so on. the iranians say we have a new administration, and the if the united states is sincere it can shift the former trend in the negotiations. remember the russians and chinese are very close to the iranian position, and the british and french are the ones that really look to the united states to see what it does. if there is going to be a better future, then the ball really is in the court of the united states. >> all right. thanks so much for your thoughts on that. >> thank you for having me. >>> u.s. federal employees start heading back to work on thursday after congress voted to raise the debt ceiling and re-open the government. to resolve the financial crisis it was approved in the early hours. it removes th

lot of those days maybe steensland no notice it was where i am i'm going to say with their with their sincerity in their community shawna superbly we're going on strike i'm really very impressed sean the only caution i want to present you to be honest being on these most nets shouldn't be any worse they really should they should be on shelves i thought i'd say they're going to start actually last i'm going to the good ones i know you know you foresee a. change if these are on the shelf and you put a layer of tissue paper between them it should be acid farai and you can still feel it you can still feel it and knowing how organized you are you can organize them by turtlenecks the next step is as i got this look at the outset there i you know. it was a. very sorry to take a. look again. the longer a plug in that has sex with the target there's no legs let's listen. limit plenty plenty. plenty. of. i. think. everybody will be doing the job that you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy sc

sincerely, are lorenzo. sincerely lorenzo. we don't know how sincere he was. we don't know whether this was a veiled threat or a plea for leniency or an honest compliment. but i think it is fair to say that jim has won the respect of folks across the spectrum. including lorenzo. he's the perfect perfect leader for an organization whose walls are graced by the words of a legendary former director. the most effective weapon against crime is cooperation. jim has worked with many of the more than 35,000 men and women of the fbi over the course of his long and distinguished career. and it's his admiration and respect for all of you individually, his recognition of the hard work that you do every day, sometimes under extraordinarily difficult circumstances, not just the folks out in the field but also folks working the back rooms, doing the hard work, out of sight. his recognition that that your mission is important is what compelled him to answer the call to serve his country again. the fbi joins forces with our intelligence, our military and homeland security prof

sincerely, lorenzo. sincerely, lorenzo. we don't know how sincere he was. we don't know whether this was a veiled threat or plea for leniency or an honest compliment, but i think it is fair to say that jim has won the respect of folks across the spectrum, including lorenzo. he's a perfect leader for an organization whose walls are graced by words of former legendary director, the most effective weapon against crime is cooperation. jim has worked with many of the more than 35,000 men and women of the fbi over the course of his long and distinguished career. it's his admiration and respect for all of you individually, his recognition of the hard work that you do every day, sometimes under extraordinarily difficult circumstances. not just the folks in the field but the folks in the back rooms doing the hard work out of sight, his recognition that your mission is important is what compelled him to answer the call to serve his country again. the fbi joins forces with our intelligence, our military and homeland security professionals to break up all manner of thr

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. >> india is committed sincerely to resolving all issues with pakistan through bilateral dialogue. however, for progress to be made it is imperative that the territory of pakistan and the areas under its control are not utilized for aiding and abetting terrorism directed against india. >> sharif, for all his sweet talk and eagerness to proceed with talks at the highest level, did not resist from calling a time-tested posture. it was no different from that of any of his predecessors. his effort to the alleged human rights violation said that suffering of the people cannot be brushed under the carpet. against this backdrop, the meeting between the two leaders already prophecies to live up to the prediction. it is said that the leaders avoided eye contact and were quite uncomfortable. the resulting statements were full of diplomatic rhetoric but low on content. >> it was an extremely positive meeting. the meeting was held in a very positive environment. it was a useful meeting. the main purpose of the meeting, as you are all aware, was to create a conducive environment to discuss and

. >> was he not sincere? >> i think he has remorse. i think i would have put the video to one side and dealt with him to his real remorse and he murder guilty. but at the time he came forward with this, the police were about to charge him with this. they were getting ready to charge him and all of that is thrown in the pot and on top of that in florida maximum.was 15 and minimum would be closer to what he got. >> are you okay with six and half or not. >> i absolutely. they are horrible cases and the cases where i have no problem sentencing a murderer or rapist and serial killer. it is a case decent people make a stupid mistake and somebody is day and next week or month they are in prisop with rapist and murderers. it is a hard case. >> it is one of the hardest cases a judge has to handle. >> it is very compelling and hard to look away from the video confession and even if his motives were not pure, do you think by doing it on line and having it go line serves as a wake- up call to other people? >> i think it does. i wouldn't treat it a

it -- sincere about nuclear arms reductions so reagan goes to geneva and took calls of bullfighting appropriation because he wanted reagan to pick up the check when he made negotiations. when he went to make a back he tillable liberals he had rondels from berkeley as his own foreign policy side have been with this freeze movement but it will embarrass the president so let's cool that while they are crying because they know they can win the fight. so not just about praying with those guys it is the big stuff expressing a common patriotism i think that was there. also always been able to talk. willing to talk because in a marriage you attitude be able to communicate. the jokes and the parties in the toast kept the door open he could call reagan to say mr. president is after 6:00 they could negotiate these deals and that is what this book is about. i think that is it. willingness to talk is the most important fact is dead serious. evil -- secretary louis things we have enough but we're not sure because receipts committee people pay their taxes and you don't know how expensive is moved

well make a sincere effort to do something. to a long-range buzz of solution i do think each of them have the authority and the trust's. will they? and not sure. adam: last question. >> i think that is what will happen in the end. adam: it has to happen before the 17th. we have the ceo from at&t saying that even the discussion of the fault is doing harm to the global and u.s. economy. last question, the administration says that when i use the 14th amendment to the constitution section as their ability to have an executive order to bypass congress and raise the debt. do you think that is genuine? >> in the 2011 debate we approach them and ask about adjust to see if it was a real option on the table. this of the exploited and don't think it can be done. adam: okay. thank you for iranians up to speed. you're talking to the people who are holding all of a subway. the closing bell rings and roughly 40 minutes. investors have been gobbling up shares of the potbelly sandwich chain as fast as they can't. it's up by almost 17 bucks. tud

and believes that speaker boehner sincerely wanted to find a compromise. when it comes to moving forward, the president will take the same approach with the same open- mindedness of compromise he has in the past and he hopes that leaders and rank and file of the members of the republican party willing to meet him halfway and reach a deal that is good for our economy and american people. >> we are waiting on ed henry to get a shot. jay carney with a hint of optanism. welcome to hq. i am bill hemmer. >> good to see you. martha mccowan in for alisyn camerota. it could go to tomorrow before we get a house vote. what ultimately is accomplished. they talk about the full faith and credit. of the united states of america. have we done anything in a better position. we are here in another five machines. nrepublican congressman peter king is in new york. good day to you. >> how are you? >> talk about whether or not you are satisfied with this, are you? >> bill, i am. i was against the shutdown from the start. i said back in september it was a terrible mistake and we

>> beware of people who dismiss him and i grant him sincerity and i'm a great believer in assuming somebody and disagreeing with views but if democrats are under estimating this guy, i remember my day, may his soul rest in peace, under estimating a movie actor in california under so far the extreme right he was e leading for him to get the nomination, ronald reagan. the republican party that nominates candidates and he's extremely bright and i have some respect for him even though i completely, 100% disagree with him, think democrats make a mistake demonizing him. >> gloria allred what do you make of him as a man, as a politician. when you look at him, he's come out of in where seemingly. are you impressed what you see here in terms of the way he conducts himself? >> i think he's very bright but unless the gop is on kind of suicide mission where they would like to go up in flames in the next election, i would say that they are not going to nominate him for president, that he does obviously represent a lot of people in the tea party and some people in texas who are also very conservative but

everyone is different i think the president was sincere and is in a special category but i think they would be the first to say one of the biggest regrets in my question is how party really tried? >> people can begin to line up to the microphone now. you mentioned in the book referencing courage that eight people were sure she was scanned by a darrell fisa the idea would never have lunch in this town again be you assured us he was. this book has been wildly successful. >> make sure you get the wildly successful. [laughter] >> washington laws that but of the other hand at the expense of the most beloved or well-known characters. has this created a dynamic it is more difficult to report or find because of your achievement of individuals in this book? >> no. people have been asking the question for years. i'd never had an answer for cartwright to be fair and accurate. >> buyer beware. like any journalist trying to tell the truth there hold it to a culture but one of the other working titles this both devolve long enough with other working titles but to never eat lunch in this town again

i guess if you really sincerely believe this is a terrible program that americans will hate, i have to respect your principled stand ted cruz. >> its obama administration's plan is simple: to get as many americans addicted to the subsidies, addicted to the sugar because they know that in modern times no major entitlement has gone into effect and then been undone. >> jon: but the sugar in your metaphor is in this case health insurance, something that can literally battle the effects of too much sugar. you know how america is with entitlements it's like crack to us. you give us one small taste of social security suddenly we're sucking the (bleep) of not having our old people freeze to death and not have to live on cat food. that's it. [cheers and applause] you are protecting america from this terrible obamacare plan that once we get a taste of we'll never want to be without. you only win if the program fails. obamacare is your springtime for hitler. it turns out the republicans are not afraid we're all going to get finger banged by a puppet uncle sam, they are afraid we lwe'l'llwe'lt. >>

. >> you believe it overrides any sincerity to solve the problem. >> yes. not just gun control. they won't go after hollywood. why? >> what do you think, holmes? you don't listen to rap as stuff. >> no, no. not on my ipad. >> what do you think about that? when we were growing up, we had motown, which was brilliant. >> the beach boys. >> but we had cowboys and indians. >> between autrey was not a real threat to society. >> roy rogers. >> roy, he was -- he was testing the limits. >> he was tough. >> no. answer my question. when you see how low, all right, the entertainment industry is now, stupid, does it bother you as a liberal man at all? >> no, because -- >> it doesn't. >> no. because they're going to say that show mate me do it or watching this show made me do it. when you talk about the family, you're much closer to the problem. >> that desensitizes kids. >> a lot of thome had supervision. one went to church four time as week. the other one got his girlfriend pregnant. his dad said be man, get a job. >> do you know how hollow that mean. what job is he going to do? >> the poin

i am not sure the sincerity level of for apology. neil: you know, you generally apologize and then promise not to do so again. what i find with my kids sometimes is there will apologize and do the same thing over again. we keep our kids. but they are going to have an argument, despite the apology is secretary as to go because i have been so many that it will take a different head of this department to make it right. if it can be made right. >> and they have a really good point there. the reality here is, they have three years. they are spending as much as $600 million on a website that they could not get right to be read to sell many fatal flaws within this. as she said, did not tested enough. they did it for two weeks. so the real issue here is trust. visa the same people that are in charge of our health care now. they cannot get a website. that level of trust is now broken. we don't know if we can trust health and human services or anyone involved in obamacare now. neil: congressman, if in 30 days as she promised today if she can't

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. >> i would like to be very sincere. we didn't have much information about edward snowden. and i don't know whether or not because -- supposedly it was because i was bringing this gentleman -- can you imagine, with the intelligence apparatus that they have that i was bringing some -- that's really a lack of respect. how can it be. how can the world believe that i was bringing this gentlemen when everyone under control in the whole world? you know that in an airport there's such freedom, and transparency, but when talking about an international airport, they are under strict controls. but the anticapitalist are the most follows and the most spied on. so if i was taking this american citizen, i don't think so. i think it is more to try to intimidator punish presidents that are anticapitalist and anti-imperialist. but that's united states, that uses european countries, france, sorry, but we with coincide. that they want to confront us. we have also met with spain, and italy, although it has been difficult to get together. we have no hostility, no resentment whatever has happen

. >>> they learned of the worker's death and said our sincere's thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends and coworkers affected by this tragedy. this is not the first deadly accident during the building of levi stadium. >> 63-year-old elevator worker donald white was killed after he was struck in the head. that shut down work for two days. >>> now to the looming bart strike. trains are running and there is no new contract between bart and its unions. right now. they are reviewing what bart said is the best and final offer. >> we are joined live from outside where they are meeting right now to let us know what this means for bart riders. good afternoon, katie. >> good afternoon, we have seen one person so far. we have not yet heard from the atu or bart and with the strike deadline looming, we are not sure what is going on inside the negotiations which means we could see a strike at midnight. >> it is very, very serious. >> they said they are still talking about a resolution and if bart does not retract or change the offer made last night, there will be a strike at midnight. the o

speaker, one of the things i've enjoyed in this house is the sincerity. there's not a member of this house that thinks the president of the united states is going to delay, repeal or tear apart the affordable care act. but if there's politics involved, i understand that. i'm a politician. and it just seems to me that if you have a plan, a strategy and the whole world is saying that a handful of people are destroying the credibility of the republican party, and they are taking down the party with them, and therefore taking down the democrats with them, and taking down the congress with them, and even the president of the united states, because these handful of people, then i think it's safe to say, it's time to look for some credibility so that we can regain being a two-party state. so i didn't come here this morning to get arrested. but i did get arrested because there are tens of thousands and millions of people that want to become americans. they don't want to knock republicans, they don't want democrats, they want to be americans. bring up the immigrat

i am not sure the sincerity level of for apology. neil: you know, you generally apologize and then promise not to do so again. what i find with my kids sometimes is there will apologize and the same thing over again. we keep our kids. but they are going to have an argument, despite the apology is secretary as to go because i have been so many that it will take a different head of this department to make it right. if it can be made right. >> and they have a really good point there. the reality here is, they have three years. they are spending as much as $600 million on a website that they could not get right to be read to sell many fatal flaws within this. as she said, did not tested enough. they did it for two weeks. so the real issue here is trust. visa the same people that are in charge of our health care now. they cannot get a website. that level of trust is now broken. we don't know if we can trust health and human services or anyone involved in obamacare now. neil: congressman, if in 30 days as she promised today if she can't ma

i mean this sincerely. i want to send out a greeting to all of the canadians out there waiting for surgery. please take a number. please take a number and bite on a stick or something. whatever. i don't know what you do. folks, you know, if you watch this show and watched from the beginning and i hope you have, you know i do this show for one reason and one reason only, to rocket propel grenades of truth down your mind throat night after night. okay? that's for you. but sometimes there are a few perks for me. maybe i will mention a product on the air and say, you know, something about the refreshing taste of bud light lime. and, and, and, even though it was simply in the course of reporting hard news, the makers send me a case to this office to try to bribe me into doing it again. [ cheers and applause ] >> colbert: not going to work, guys. keep trying. now, last week, i brought the hammer down on a godless new tomato-potato hybrid plant, and my angle went a little something like this. >> a vegetable should

and we're building this sincerely e senior units and there are more than 20 needing housing. i've been in bayview for 33 years this is a social justice issue. bayview does deserve to have it's homeless shelter >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, islam sandy thomas. i've been in the bayview for over 25 years. i've move forward away and came back. i'm an activist i work with the shelters and the community people getting jobs in the community. now i wanted to say that, you know, it's really hard to not accept the homeless where they're at right now. this is a great support because, you know, people with is cancer and people with hiv you've got people with, you know, all kinds of issues and can't even get around and we've got the 54 bus line you know what i'm saying you know, i really almost took over mother brown's by feeding people from my house. i lived at three houses away from the friendlys market i've never seen any violence i've been feeding the homeless and i get out there and feed the homeless with mother browns myself. i take folks out to get them jobs. you know,

never has the word welcome and less sincere. it means really i wish i could tell you to go away. we are trying to do 21 minutes of comedy that will make evil laugh. there's too much important stuff everywhere else. -- when youthing have a daughter who is 18 and does not listen to you, i want her out of my house. unfortunately, she is back in. you are always a parent for the rest of your life. >> or you have a son that has listened to you the whole time and has this beautiful opportunity -- valedictorian, all right to stanford, all the promise and opportunities that you never had yourself, but he forgets to put on a condom. just a little bump in the road. >> you guys, i'm going to let you fight. you have no idea how well you just sold the show. thanks, guys. we will talk to you soon. you can catch the premiere of "welcome to the family" this thursday, october 3 at 8:00 p.m. they will talk amongst themselves. right here on tv 11. >> that may have been your liveliest interview yet. going to be hard to top that one. seeing a lot of sunshine right now around baltimore, a scattered clo

from envy view this is sincerely a win for bayview residents and it's a win for the residents that are in the surrounding areas >> okay. well from my view i think there should be more public discussion around that. i don't believe that the liquidation the site that you've selected is healthy. we're tubing their grow house owe liquor store friendly liquor store has had in the years 2012 to 13 they've had calls to do police departments. and also want to recognize that - well, i'm going to stop there. they talk about the intoifr environment we're going to be introducing. the sheltering people in. if the crux of my point is not we don't want them. the crux is that the public process was circumvented and i believe that through the public process we can come together residents, businesses as well as service provides and the city to come up with the location that we can all agree upon. another question i take it unclear to me what type of homeless shelters like lgbt or single men or men, women, and children there are been no discussion around that. that would add color to the conversation >>

mayor lee our support and enthusiasm is sincere and it makes you a nature leader of this awesome city (clapping) >> having been under no circumstances on the ac t board with 10 years i can speak with authority about caring kari. in this fast lane makes her mind race faster. i'm honored now in my captain of chair of the capital campaign to nouns some fun stuff it's 32 1/2 millions and we've received many million dollars in new tax credits we've raised $10 million in private contributions to date from our mayors board and a if i other good friends of ac t. today, i'm to nouns one gift it's a $5 million equivalent from an awe moms duo donor. with those gifts our campaign is 6 and a half million dollars (clapping) arrest so we're getting close but we need hope kari and a allen told me to say that percent this is as picasso said it's first an act of distribution so bring down the hammer. next up my good friend and an awesome mayor, mayor ed lee (clapping) >> thank you well jeff and kari congratulations. i've just been allotted a tour with s o m and plant organizations to take a at the thea

but in the meantime, because we don't want to keep the customers waiting we're working on sincerely improvements flaw. we have pedestrian bulbs being done and we plan on painting the bus lanes early next year. we have a rolling prurmentd of buses and once we get the environmental clearance we have plans for near terms brt service that wouldn't contain some of the more - >> can i ask for the painting of interior lanes how does that work. >> we're proposing to paint them in the gary street between that r market and venice. those bus lines are running and there you go to stay on the side >> okay. thank you. >> with that i'm going to turn it over to envy colleague to talk about the fillmore project and a good afternoon. i'm chester fong with the transportation authority. i'm going to talk about and share some of the design and analysis work with the brt has done in the area. this is only one angle that we think is needed to look at. josh talked about what was in the area. this slide shows you an overview it's an aerial photo of the under pass. it's a giant dip. it's between webster and steiner with

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