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[inaudible] might be required at school so they can understand because when i did last time they changed the paperwork on me so i had to pay for it all and i didn t have the money. i was broke and [inaudible] that was kind of revenge against women to be in that situation. next speaker please. my name is gene b chan of the [inaudible] coalition. cofounder in 1997 by the late doctor [inaudible] japanese american humanitarian and group of diverse individuals of chinene, korean, jewish and japanese descent. board members included fred [inaudible] gordon [inaudible] and ron [inaudible] we miss them very much. they passed on but their legacy of justice and fairness will live forever. i will speak from a very personal pir spective. i lived through the japanese invasion. i ran away from the japanese invasion. i was in the chinesevilleolog, but the japanese soldiers came every night to threaten us. i had a little brother who got sick and didn t have enough food, he didn t ha ....
memorial glorifying u.s. empyrealism in the philippines? union square, 100 feet high. 200 thousand filipinos killed by u.s. empyrealism. let s build a monulate to all victimoffs war crimes not just by japanese but our own troops and military system. thank you. thank you next speaker. thank you supervisors. i wasn t planning to speak but i just saw this resolution. what in the world in san francisco-i m referring to comfort women. what in the world-i am a [inaudible] this setting up a statue or whatever it happened in some city and that reinforcing something negative not something happened in the past, let s not forget about the history rsh bet think we need to move on. yes, it happened. san francisco and 8 other cities somewhere in parts of the world, it happened, but kids who have to hear this like myself hear people elder age people experience it, but i would prefer something in the city council members speaking something win not hear the memory like the gentlemen ....
forward some of the other available plans on mta website and a lot of great material since i asked for the hearing for a while i will have just. couple of questions and comments and hopefully be able to focus for next week and not take two much time why did he personally think this is important so you mention that the mta has a big team that works on larger projects to make sure their integrated into the planning process i ve seen it offhand on the hunters point team and mta really was i ve seen how mta was super involved and how land use and transportation amongst other topics really went hand in hand i remember all of the new york police department s around when there was supposed to be a 49ers stadium and what that traffic looks like and the bart was supposed to go through there bypass dog patch not bypass it impacted so the transit hub is here the stadium the housing going over there in any transition from occ they continued and i got to the planning commission i ....
and working in conjunction with bart to see if there s a way a joint line can be done those are some of my thoughts on the issues. commissioner johnson. thank you, thank you very much for this presentation i ll excited about next week i appreciate all the information we got toy and except for today that was supposed to be last week and for next week i m is a starting to digging than moving forward some of the other available plans on mta website and a lot of great material since i asked for the hearing for a while i will have just. couple of questions and comments and hopefully be able to focus for next week and not take two much time why did he personally think this is important so you mention that the mta has a big team that works on larger projects to make sure their integrated into the planning process i ve seen it offhand on the hunters point team and mta really was i ve seen how mta was super involved and how land use and transportation amongst other topics ....
i m tyler mathisen. welcome, everybody. we begin this hour with the latest on that massive blaze. cnbc is 200 miles south of the fire line in edmonton. hey guys, the cooler weather and light rain is providing some respite for fire fighting officials. this wildfire is still out of control and is being referred to as the beast. now i want to put the size of it in perspective for folks watching from home. consider this. it is now twice the size of new york city, all five bureaus. twice. it is absolutely massive. 10,000 people now have been displaced. as for the city of ft. mcmurray, the gateway to canada s oil sands, the zbas shut off. the electrical grid is damaged. the water is undrinkable. that makes it very difficult to know when the thousands of displaced residents are going to be able to return home and find out if their homes are even still there m of them are behind me at the evacuation center here in edmonton. even officials here, the manager of this evacuation ....