And by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and Information Services worldwide. Captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Rose bono is here. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the legendary rock band u2. The group has sold more than 157 million records, it has won 22 grammies. Bono is also no for his rock star status and for his philanthropic work around the globe. Celebrating its tenth anniversary. Over the weekend red a hundred Million Dollar commitment to fight aids, ter burkeless and malaria. In april he visited with refugees in kenya, jordan and turkey. Hes in new york for the United Nations General Assembly and im very belizeed to have him back at this table. Welcome. You are a traveling man. I travel rat, thats it. I joined up with that when i joined a rock and roll band at 18. Rose with a couple friends. Tell me about nice and how close that was. When you talk about these things, its easy to forget that your dr
By now weve seen the reports in the resulting collapse of section i85 northeast of atlanta. This is a critically important piece of our system which carries over 400,000 cars a day. With that volume of traffic, its amazing there wasnt any loss of life in this incident. I commend the state and local officials for responding so quickly to the crisis. I want to commend the u. S. Department of transportation for acting quickly to release funds, emergency funds and provide assistance. Were here to examine the implementation of the fast act of state and local partners. Its the first long term surface transportation reauthorization bill in a decade and its Important Foundation for building a 21st century infrastructure. As a fiveyear bill provides very much needed certainty and funding so that our nonfederal partners can make smart longterm investments. The fact that fast act is a forward looking law that puts an emphasis on project of National Existence streamlining project delivery and icnn
By now weve seen the reports in the resulting collapse of section i85 northeast of atlanta. This is a critically important piece of our system which carries over 400,000 cars a day. With that volume of traffic, its amazing there wasnt any loss of life in this incident. I commend the state and local officials for responding so quickly to the crisis. I want to commend the u. S. Department of transportation for acting quickly to release funds, emergency funds and provide assistance. Were here to examine the implementation of the fast act of state and local partners. Its the first long term surface transportation reauthorization bill in a decade and its Important Foundation for building a 21st century infrastructure. As a fiveyear bill provides very much needed certainty and funding so that our nonfederal partners can make smart longterm investments. The fact that fast act is a forward looking law that puts an emphasis on project of National Existence streamlining project delivery and icnn
It system. Well go ahead and call the subcommittee to order. And id like to say good morning and welcome all of our witnesses here today to the hearing. By now weve seen reports last weeks fire in the resulting collapse of section i85 northeast of atlanta. This is a critically important piece of our infrastructure system which carries 400,000 cars a day. But that volume of traffic, its amazing that there wasnt a any loss of life in this incident. I commend the state and local officials for responding so quickly to the crisis. I also want to commend the u. S. Department of transportation for acting quickly to release funds, emergency funds and provide assistance. Were here to examine the fast act. This is the first Long Term Service transportation reauthorization bill in a decade and its an Important Foundation for building a 21st century infrastructure. As a fiveyear bill provides very much needed certainty and funding so that our federal, nonfederal partners can make smart long term i
Process. Now, i think our elections are absolutely important, essential, fundamental. Delegates historically have been considered honorbound to follow the outcome of their states primary election. And they overwhelmingly have done so. It has alsoally, been the case that delegates have retained some option, some choice to make their own decisions. Unusual event that they find some conscious binding reason why they cannot do that. At the end of the day, we have to remember that it is important for our president ial nominees to win thewo levels, to primaries and win over the delegates. It almost always happens. I hope that whoever our nominee is going to be this time will in fact win over the delegates. But worlds like this are not going to help that. As weroblem, this angst, will see in a few days is not going to go away because we paper over it with rules. I say to mr. Trump and those aligned with him, make the case, make the case of those delegates who want to have a voice. Make the ca