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Had high speed access and the change certainly reflects increased Data Intensity and increased volume of Internet Activity and between 7 and 11 every night netflix consumes a great deal of internet capacity and Everyone Needs higher speed to keep up with that and in terms of the common barriers to Broadband Access at home three factors stand out and one is availability, do you have access in your neighborhood at your resident do wires come to your house . In general San Francisco has good covera...

Average 69 percent connection rate when you look at the country as a whole slightly higher in california but lower than San Francisco. Fred can i ask you this is based on surveys and commonly surveys leave out Homeless People maybe immigrant populations and lower income populations so is it possible that its a large under count. Its certainly possible certain segments of the population are probably less well represented. Thank you and is the survey conducted in english only . I can they have mul...

How many of those are actually here having been released on bail have not been deported and have gone someplace throughout the country . Do not have the numbers . Let me say two things. One, when we had this bike last summer in the Rio Grande Valley we expedited the return flights to Central America. We reduced the turnaround time from Something Like 30 days down to four days and we surged resources. And so we turned them around quicker, and weve kept the resources on the southern border border....

65. By 2030 that number will have grown by 30 million. And by 2050, that number will have grown by 40 million. So as you can see, the percentage of the old old as you in the orange and yellow boxes in this chart grows very quickly. Again, if you think back to the chart in terms of the amount of per capita spending that increases as people age you see we are looking at a growing number of individuals who, in fact, will be the most expensive portion of the Medicare Program. At the same time we hav...

Nonprofits are forced to do. You probably said it the 2 million for the 6 of homeless families. It is actually weve housed 66 families with less than 2 million we have several Million Dollars we have allocated to hows house 2 more families. Those families are housed elsewhere. Yes. The last numbers were 70 to percent. And thats recorded from the it really is a new it calls for a new strategy around the support programs give us an example the way that the cal works works if families move to anoth...

Francisco that services is to be transferred we have a robust cal Works Program with earlier education that provides subsidies for the children and two to another county their kids could be in school we have to reorient cal works to get up e keep that intact it is a challenge one were committed to a family might move to Alameda County or oakland if theyre in a subsidized job well pay for the transportation theyll be consulting in but really is it is a change in the way were approaching our servi...

65. By 2030 that number will have grown by 30 million. And by 2050, that number will have grown by 40 million. So as you can see, the percentage of the old old as you in the orange and yellow boxes in this chart grows very quickly. Again, if you think back to the chart in terms of the amount of per capita spending that increases as people age you see we are looking at a growing number of individuals who, in fact, will be the most expensive portion of the Medicare Program. At the same time we hav...

Of the seminars that need the home delivered meals and fraction that needs accident home delivered groceries were starting to address more of the population in need in the rest of this fiscal year and leading into negotiation. Yeah. Well looked at the effectiveness of the program we have a strong planning unit theyre looking at this issue were mindful we have limited dollars and the network serving the aging of folks is a credible balance and nutrition is an important part but without the servic...

Expenditure of our federal resources in incarceration and the i think the average on mandatory minimums is about 11year incarceration and so without going too far, are you suggesting that those resources could be applied in other ways to make us safer . Absolutely. As ive looked at the spending of the department of justice and seeing that the bureau of prisons each and every year takes up a larger and larger percentage of the department of justice budget, that money has to come from somewhere an...

Resources that would go to prosecutors, and federal agents to be able to investigate and prosecute crimes, are being diverted to the bureau of prisons. The bureau of prisons now takes up almost twothirds of the departments budget. Thats really untenable and unsustainable. So i believe that mandatory minimum sentences are an important tool. But we but that we need to use that tool effectively. Senator blumenthal . Thanks, mr. Chairman. At the outset id like to ask permission to include in the rec...