Meeting of the San Francisco mission on environment the today is tuesday, march 28, 2017, and the time is 5 08 p. M. A reminder please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, phones, please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any person s responsible for the ringing or use of a a note an opportunity for Public Comment on all items on the agenda and opportunity for general Public Comment for items not on the agenda we ask you fill out a speaker and hand to me and the calory chair will call the folks in the order we receive them and speak anomalously so after the speaker cards are called you may come up and move on tennessee commissioners, please respond when i call your name. Commissioner hoyos commissioner stephenson commissioner wald commissioner wan oh, commissioner wan is excused we have quorum next item is item item no. 2 president s welcome. Discussion. Thank you anthony good evening and welcome to tonights meeting of the commission o
the analysis indicates that daily backups could extend up to 13 miles in the summer months. brad: where would the bridge go and what would it look like? there has always been talk of a bridge. no timetable at all. he announced a new maryland license plate. the maryland proud plate. the flag across the bottom. among the things the governor announcing here at the bay bridge today. at the bray bridge, brad bell, abc7 news. leon: thank you. governor hogan said in the past he sees no rush for potomac river crossing but are working together to study the freezek of another one. the recent feasibility of another one. the recent study looks at the 11 possible points. there are two bridges on the beltway and five inside the radius. terry mcauliffe says he supports putting in another crossing. whether you cross a river or not next tuesday is known as one of the worst traffic day of the year. does terrible traffic tuesday, as it s become called for several years live up to the name?
one of the blasts was. seven were arrested in a raid authorities believe was the hideout of the terror cell that pulled off friday s deadly attack. was the suspected mastermind, 27-year-old abdelhamid abaaoud among them? no official confirmation yet so it is still a mystery at this hour. the tools of the terrorists also spooked overnight. are american and german tech companies unwittingly enabling jihad? that list was given out by isis. the one on your screen of what s safest to use so authorities can not listen in. two topics, first bringing them in to find out where encryption is or is not a major threat right now? are terrorists already here? a fox business exclusive with the former director of homeland security whether our nation is still safe? the question of whether we allow syrian migrants is magnetizing the nation right now. it s an issue and the president stands by his plan to allow thousands of syrians who are fleeing the terror as the congressman of the author of
stage of nuclear enrichment necessary to make a bomb. all right. we should note cnn has not been able to verify the authenticity of those documents or if benjamin netanyahu and the spy agency had different opinions on how dire the situation is with iran. joining me now, cnn senior international correspondent nic robertson. tell us more about these leaked documents, nic. reporter: what al jazeera and guardian newspaper have more than 100 different documents ranging from confidential to top secret. one document is a briefing given to the south african intelligence agency and notes written by the south african intelligence agency a month after that speech at the u.n. by prime minister netanyahu and the headline that al jazeera and guardian have taken from this is that the iranians were not working they believe were not working to produce a weapon but they are trying to close technology gap by legitimate means and if they are successful in that then the ability to produce a
screaming people towards me. like you said, it was like the apocalypse. hi, there, i m brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer. thank you so much for joining us. a sense of calm has settled over istanbul with the main airport open again hours after a devastating terror attack. the images are very disturbing. some are calling this attack an act of defines in the face of terror that claimed the lives of 41 people. more than 230 more were injured after three attackers opened fire and then blew themselves up. two inside the international arrivals terminal, the other outside in a parking lot. no one at this point has claimed responsibility but it is believed that this was either carried out by isis or inspired by the terror group. a bloody, disturbing scene. i just heard these screams. i turn around the corner and it is just this wall of people running towards me, tripping over themselves, police with guns out. there was some old chap with a wheelchair, just horrendous really. i gu