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dun dun dun. but watch out, chicago, let's not forget that the empire can always strike back. go writing. go eat that tomato bisque you call pizza. this was yesterday. boom >> those are fighting words, mike. >> drop the mic. >> drop the mike. drop. >> anytime you're in new york, you can always throw the pizza in somebody's face. >> well, there's chicago style pizza. >> the deep dish is good. >> yeah, it's just different. >> tomato bisque. come on. although i do love new york style. >> all right, danny, who's the winner? oh, after 11 rounds here. well, back and forth, >> i live here, chicago is also a very important market for our television enterprise. so >> so it's a tie? >> yeah. very good tie. i haven't seen the bean. i've never been to chicago. >> it's cool. we need to get other buildings and infrastructure involved. why the bean? >> it's cute. it call now >> we are back now. with this happen, we are starting with a historic find. >> this happened in concord, massachusetts. >> five musket balls. yes. that's what those are. they have been discovered at the city's minuteman

the dunning interpretation prevailed. a presidential historians who have not focused on grant should have tried more than they have to apply the same judicious approach to all presidencies. so there are the basic points that i make in my essay. i don't want to omit course the many other essays we have from so many contributors covering grant's military, his political career, as well as so many aspects of his personal life life. and let me chime in real quickly. see a lot of folks sounding off in the chat saying where they're from. we appreciate that. i've seen a couple of people post some questions there. please put your questions in the q&a that'll allow us to sort through comments and be able to get to those questions. a little earlier. i'll follow up on what frank said just a little bit, because i think there are three real reasons why grant's presidential reputation suffers as it does. and i think one of them is that one of his i think, attributes is that he's personally loyal and is one of his great strengths. it als

we'll turn to dunning first. william archibald dunning was born in plainfield, new jersey. he went to princeton, kicked out. he went to columbia, got his ph.d. by 1885. he a very odd upbringing. his father was a plainfield industrialist and arts who felt this, who identified with southern plantation owners as, his class peers. he felt had been unfairly, unfairly denigrated and attacked in reconstruction. he regarded them as aristocrats in manners, cultivated in their private life, cultured people who, as businessmen and like himself, were trying to do the right thing but had a labor. so dunning was raised in this pro confederate atmosphere here in what was then probably the famous or most prosperous suburb in new jersey. plainfield, i'm told, had the first direct connection by train to wall. and he abandoned dunning then. but by eight, by 1900 and until his death in 1921, he was the most famous historian at university. and in the united states. his proconsul views prevailed in american historiography until to 1960, the start of the civil rights movement only did did did sch

we'll turn to dunning first. william archibald dunning was born in plainfield, new jersey. he went to princeton, kicked out. he went to columbia, got his ph.d. by 1885. he a very odd upbringing. his father was a plainfield industrialist and arts who felt this, who identified with southern plantation owners as, his class peers. he felt had been unfairly, unfairly denigrated and attacked in reconstruction. he regarded them as aristocrats in manners, cultivated in their private life, cultured people who, as businessmen and like himself, were trying to do the right thing but had a labor. so dunning was raised in this pro confederate atmosphere here in what was then probably the famous or most prosperous suburb in new jersey. plainfield, i'm told, had the first direct connection by train to wall. and he abandoned dunning then. but by eight, by 1900 and until his death in 1921, he was the most famous historian at university. and in the united states. his proconsul views prevailed in american historiography until to 1960, the start of the civil rights movement only did did did sch

robert openhmer in a letter to general groves mentioned poem by richard slater dun which started like this: bat my heart three personed god. apparently openheimer did not intend to specify the reason for this naming, however he may have referred to the three hindu gods in addition to the christian trinity. one of the three gods was the destroyer shiva, and the other was vishnu that was the destroyer of the worlds in the old epics. the third god was the creator god or brahma, similar to jewish creation myths, but in front of him were god. with destructive forces, scientists bet on the trinity test. some predicted that the bomb would not work, some predict its strength up to 45 tons of tnt. another jewish physicist isador isaac predicted that the bomb would have the power of 18,00 tons of tnt. he was almost right, isador isaac robbie won that bet 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 the first atomic bomb was tested at 5:29 and 45 seconds am mountain wartime on july 16th 1945. the explosion almost equaled 20. tons of tnt. a pit with a diameter of 340 m and depth of 3 m was made at the place of the explosion. o

robert oppenheimer in a letter to general groves mentioned poem by richard slater dun, which startede this: batter my heart, the person to god. apparently openheimer did not intend to specify the reason for the sing, however he may have referred to the three hindu gods in addition to the christian trinity. one of the three gods was destroyer shiva and the other was vishnu that was the destroyer of the worlds in the old epics. the third god was a creator god or brahma similar to jewish creation myths, but in front of him were gods with destructive forces, scientists bet on the trinity test. some predicted that the bomb would not work, some predicted its strength up to 45 tons of tnt. another jewish physicist isador isaac rabi predicted that the bomb would have the power of 18,000 tons of tnt. he was almost right, isador isaac roby won that pet, six, five, four, th, two, one, zero, the first atomic bomb was tested at 5:29:45 seconds am, mountain wartime on july 16th, 1945, the explosion almost. equaled 20,000 tons of tnt, a pit with a diameter of 340 m and depth of 3 m was made at the

robert openheimer in a letter to general groves mentioned poem by richard slater dun, which started like this: batter my heart, three person to god. apparently, openheimer did not intend to specify the reason for this naming. however, he may have referred to the three hindu gods in addition to the christian trinity. one of the three gods was destroyer shiva, and the other was vishnu that was the destroyer of the worlds in the old epics. third god was a creator god or brahma similar to jewish creation myths, but in front of him were gods with destructive forces, scientists bed on the trinity test. some predicted that the bomb would not work, some predicted its strength of the 45 tons of tnt. in the first days of august 1945, the united states announced the names of several cities as targets of air strikes by spreading leaflets over japanese cities. the japanese people thought that they were just bombings of conventional weapons and knew the invention of the nuclear bomb had not yet spread. the united states did not mention hiroshima among the cities it warned, while hiroshima was the firs

robert oppenheimer, in a letter to general groves mentioned poem by richard slater dun, which started like this: batter my heart three personed god. apparently, openheimer did not intend to specify the reason for this naming. however, he may have referred to the three hindu gods in addition to the christian trinity. one of the three gods was the destroyer shiva and the other was vinu that was the destroyer of the worlds in the old epics. the third god was a creator god or brahma similar to jewish creation myths. but in front of him were gods with destructive forces, scientists bet on the trinity test. some predicted that the bomb would not work, some predicted it strength up to 45 tons of team. tnt. in the first days of august 1945, the united states announced the names of several cities as targets of air strikes by spreading leaflets over japanese cities. the japanese people thought that they were just bombings of conventional weapons and news of the invention of the nuclear bomb had not yet spread. the united states did not mention hiroshima among the cities it warned, while hiroshi

robert oppenheimer in a letter to general groves mentioned poem by richard slater dun, which started like this: better my heart three-person god. apparently, openheimer did not intend to specify the reason for this naming, however, he may have referred to the three hindu gods in addition to the christian trinity. one of the three gods was the destroyer shiva, and the other was vishnu, that was the destroyer of the world's old epics. the third god was a creator god or brahma, similar to jewish creation myths. but in front of him were gods with destructive forces signed his bet on the trinity test. some predicted the bomb would not work, some predicted its strength up to 45 tons of tnt. another jewish physicist isador isaac predicted that the bomb would have the power of 18,000 tons of tnt. he was almost right, isador isaac roby won that bet. five, four, three, two, one, zero. the first atomic bomb was tested at 5:29 and 45 seconds am mountain wartime on july 16th, 1945. the explosion. almost equaled 20,000 tons of tnt. a pit with a diameter of 340 m and depth of 3 m was made at the pl

and then to say, why don't why don't we say this like, director dunning, can you actually tell us exactly how much is the fiscal impact of this reservation court reservation fee right now, as it currently stands? yeah, the current estimate that in the proposed budget for each of the coming years, there's about $475,000 of revenue related to this fee. so, i mean, i think that like at this moment, like, sorry, like i think at this moment, like i think that there's like a thoughts and agreement that, that i thought we reach. but apparently we did not. i'm happy to continue this, but i am okay. i mean, i thought that we have an agreement to, to, table this item for now, but but then again, i thought that we also have agreement on other items. so supervisor chan, respectfully, i think we are very close. that is a cost. and so we want to make sure we understand how to fit that cost into the greater budget package as we proceed throughout the day. so, i think we're close on this, but i'd, ask this committee to, to hold until we have a full understanding of the package of potential costs as we fi

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we are duns, which means they write us a 93 -page booklet about what to do when there is a war, how tothe state, government, and i was naturally indignant at how i could support the state, that is , instead of saving my children, i would support my government, which made enemies out of us, which made us out of us. some occupiers, fascists, racists, kremlin agents, and so on. what was the key moment because of which you left latvia and left the country? i was being followed, yes, that is, there was a certain incident, and i realized that, oh, i’m not making this up, and the people around me, who have been in this much longer than me, have great experience, they all... shouted: “olya, olya, olya, olya, olya, you are the one now, quickly, quickly, we need it urgently.” and i say, i called my party head, he says: “well, he says, i think that no one will touch you before the elections, because this is election time, if they take you away, this will also give you great, yes, great popularity and so on, the state security service invited you to conversations, in the past, yes, in this electio

and then to say, why don't why don't we say this like, director dunning, can you actually tell us exactlyh is the fiscal impact of this reservation court reservation fee right now, as it currently?t estimate that in the proposed budget for each of the coming years, there's about $475,000 of revenue related to this fee. so, i mean, i think that like at this moment, like, sorry, like i think at this moment, like i think that there's like a thoughts and agreement that, that i thought we reach. but apparently we did not. i'm happy to continue this, but i am okay. i mean, i thought that we have an agreement to, to, table this item for now, but but then again, i thought that we also have agreement on other items. so supervisor chan, respectfully, i think we are very close. that is a cost. and so we want to make sure we understand how to fit that cost into the greater budget package as we proceed throughout the day. so, i think we're close on this, but i'd, ask this committee to, to hold until we have a full understanding of the package of potential costs as we finalize the budget. that sounds g

dunning has china and ajman emirates in his professional record, the departure of the famous striker alireza koshki marjam, 25 years old, who requested to leave golgohar , terminated his contract with the agreement of the officials of this club with a mutual agreement and separated from this team. it will be held on friday, according to the plan of sabah municipality with farshara mashhad, crop alvand with mes songun, iralco iraq with qom football board, sefir gahdman tehran with isfahan oil refining, iranian zarand steel with hormozgan steel, isfahan gate pasand with senich saveh and bandas oil refining they meet goherzmin sirjan. fifa ranking updated iran is still the 20th in the world and the second in asia. with the end of euro 2024 and copa america 2024, the international football federation fifa has updated the ranking of national teams, according to which the iranian national team is still in the 20th place in the world and second in asia after japan with 116 and 16.00 points. . in this list, argentina and france are ranked first and second respectively. they are second, and s

and then to say, why don't why don't we say this like, director dunning, can you actually tell us exactly how much is the fiscal impact of this reservation court reservation fee right now, as it currently stands? yeah, the current estimate that in the proposed budget for each of the coming years, there's about $475,000 of revenue related to this fee. so i mean, i think that like at this moment, like, sorry, like i think at this moment, like i think that there's like a thoughts and agreement that, that i thought we reach. but apparently we did not. i'm happy to continue this, but i am okay. i mean, i thought that we have an agreement to, to, table this item for now, but but then again, i thought that we also have agreement on other items. so supervisor chan respectfully, i think we are very close. that is a cost. and so we want to make sure we understand how to fit that cost into the greater budget package as we proceed throughout the day. so, i think we're close on this but i'd, ask this committee to, to hold until we have a full understanding of the package of potential costs as we final

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so we're going to see it, but how much of that gets dun on the ground and to do that analyze another way. now ground level smoke and when we play that forward, the shades of it are much lighter. bottom line is some of that smoke will filter down to the ground tomorrow. there are no air quality advisories. so the bay area quality management district at this point is not overall concerned about this, but you don't want to breathe in anymore of this stuff than you have to. and it's cumulative. so just go easy on yourself over the next few days. as long as we're looking at the potential for a little more smoke in the air we breathe here at home in the bay. all right, there are the 90s. by the time we get to the weekend, so it's a warm up here. enjoy the next few days. this has implications for us here at home. this also has implications for fire weather. because as these temperatures go up, the atmosphere's ability to dry up the landscape even more, that's why that park fire is going to be around for awhile. and meanwhile here at home on the bay a 7 day stretch. in the mid70s and marine

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i miss maria cielo, who is the assistant professor of economics at the university of dunning. i'm good to have you with us for it. now as an economist, what do you make of swift? no makes. is it a real phenomenon or just type? it's safe to allow me to study a phenomenon. as we come see, taylor series die has been very successful, businesswoman, it has been made a lot of time to start teaching decisions. and then when we talk about 6 dynamics that we mean the economy, inc cox, that taylor sees the, has on body to staff doors, which maybe i'm driven by head towards unconscious stairs. and of course, we also have them and say, suspecting that she brings to indicted the spending. so all central bank has rights to keep an eye on what's going on here. could taylor swift actually have an impact upon a country's inflation? and that's a very good question. i yes, think about i because we, as we said, it's a nominal and it's something that we construct. she start past the good, also touring and that's one way to make sure that depending on the corner we of course. so he's the one that e

i miss maria cielo, who is the assistant professor of economics at the university of dunning. i'm good to have you with us for it. now. as an economist, what do you make of swift? no makes. is it a real phenomenon or just type? it's safe to allow me to study a phenomenon. as we come see, tennessee's side has been very successful, businesswoman, it has been made a lot of time to start teaching decisions. and then when we talk about 6 dynamics that we mean the economy, inc cox, that taylor sees the, has on body to staff doors, which may be and driven by head towards unconscious search. and of course, we also have them and say, suspecting that she brings to indicted the spending. so all central bank has rights to keep an eye on what's going on here. could taylor swift actually have an impact upon a country's inflation? and that's a very good question. i yes, think about i because we, as we said, it's a nominal and it's something that we construct. she start past the good, also touring and that's one way to make sure that the end depending on the corner we of course. so he's the o

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i miss maria cielo, who is the assistant professor of economics at the university of dunning. i'm good to have you with us for it. now as an economist, what do you make of swift? no makes. is it a real phenomenon or just type? it's safe to allow me to study a phenomenon as we come see tennessee, the i have been very successful, businesswoman. it has been made a lot of time to start teaching decisions. and then when we took about 6, don't all makes the we mean vac economy inc. cox that taylor sees the has own body to staff source, which maybe i'm driven by head towards unconscious stairs. and of course we also have them and say, suspecting that she brings to indicted the spending. so all central bankers rights to keep an eye on what's going on here, could taylor swift actually have an impact upon a country's inflation? and that's a very good question. yes. think about i because we, as we said, it's a nominal and it's something that we construct. she sort past that a good, almost turing and that's what we need to make sure that done depending on the corner we of course. so he's

but yes, i mean zeitfeld the world in the midst of your place in duns off. why is that full capital income of china, for example, is still much lower than that of major western country. the effective, insure, skews and industrial capacity. and even in areas where many areas of technology, china is the cutting edge. so it is not in the marketing. does very much too much to me in many, many areas. exactly. we are sales are still emerging. be out of course, but i mean not the size of our economy shooting for less because the end of it leave it even after our little girls we will be in a few we a spend that was total largest economy. the other was largest population already. so when you divide one by the other, and we are also young nation means you're young nation, we had a poor mis. uh, so we have, we have not the us, but i think it's fair to say that we asked them and emerging country, but i think what is different about this generation is that we have stopped thinking over some sort of static condition. the other chatted. the gifts, one of the future is, you

but yes, i mean, right now the word and the message replace me um in duns off, why is that full capital income of china for example, is still much lower than that of major western country. the effective, insure, skews and industrial capacity. and even in areas where many areas of technology, china is the cutting edge. so it is not in the marketing, it does very much, much in many, many areas. exactly. we are sales are still emerging, be out of course, but i mean not the size of our economy. sure to for less because the end of it leave it even after a little growth. we will be in a few weeks time that was totally logistic on them. we other was largest population already. so when you divide one by the other, and we are also young nation means either young nation. we had a partners. so we have, we have not the us, but i think it's fair to say that we us them and emerging country. but i think what is different about this generation is that we have stopped of thinking over some sort of static condition. the other chatted. big is one of the future is, you know, ends us from abroad when we com

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did you play dun johns and dragons and all that type of stuff?nerdy, but more nerdy into like comic books and video games. i was never really into d and d. but a lot of people are into d and d. it's got a resurgent at this point. >> lamorne: so crazy you say that. i know he's going to give me that answer. this photo, i call bull [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> it's okay, you can laugh. it's okay, guys. >> lamorne: tell me about this photo. >> look at him. look at him. i was so insecure. [ laughter ] >> lamorne: really? >> oh, yeah, man. in high school -- my sophomore year of high school -- first of all, i was a spazzy, theater, video game, rollerblader nerd. i was the trifecta of nerdry. [ laughter ] i loved it, it was great. doing theater, awkward kid. i was 5'5" my sophomore year, i came back junior year and i'd grown 8 inches, shot up in the middle of the summertime. when you grow that fast, you end up having no coordination in your limbs. [ laughter ] and your adam's apple is out to here, your voice is cracking. shaggy from "scooby-doo," that's wh

it all dunn dunned add up and ty they're running from the truth isn't helping. you for being with us today. appreciate it. >> thank you, david. david: turning now to the biden mess, several top democrats say mounting pressure could sway biden to drop out of the race soon, but biden's campaign says he is not dropping out. what's really going on? fox news' jacqui heinrich is live from the white house with the latest on this story. jacqui. reporter: hey, stuart. the vice president was addressing a network of major donors according to the new york times to talk about urgent emerging needs and just before that call, the campaign held an all staff call and we're waiting for word about that after a key california democrat joined the calls for the president to withdraw from the race and she cited dismal polls showing that biden staying in would take down democratic majorities in the house and senate, and her letter was understood to be a message from nancy pelosi, even appearing to elude to a call that biden had with the former house speaker where they clashed over his

you have the pce dun at 2526. you have the fed funds rate almost 200 basis points higher than that and it's pretty restrictive and unemployment is trending higher and the underlying aspects of employment data are not improving. they're deteriorating and so once it starts to get to that uh-oh level where they start cutting rates it will be more than you think, and i think you will see about 150 basis points of cuts and that's my base case over the next year at the most. >> i guess, that's obviously why you still think that treasurys on the short end are still a good value here because presumably rates in subsequent months would continue to move lower. so you haven't missed your best opportunity yet? >> yeah. if rates are lower, when the cpi came out it changed inflation expectations. people were surprised by the weak cpi number and all of a sudden the expectations for inflation out six to nine months has been down by 50 basis point, but one thing that might be worth thinking about in portfolios is that the fed star

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and then to say, why don't why don't we say this like, director dunning, can you actually tell us exactly how much is the fiscal impact of this reservation court reservation fee right now, as it currently stands? yeah, the current estimate that in the proposed budget for each of the coming years, there's about $475,000 of revenue related to this fee. so i mean, i think that like at this moment, like, sorry, like i think at this moment, like i think that there's like a thoughts and agreement that, that i thought we reach. but apparently we did not. i'm happy to continue this, but i am okay. i mean, i thought that we have an agreement to, to, table this item for now, but but then again, i thought that we also have agreement on other items. so supervisor chan respectfully, i think we are very close. that is a cost. and so we want to make sure we understand how to fit that cost into the greater budget package as we proceed throughout the day. so, i think we're close on this but i'd, ask this committee to, to hold until we have a full understanding of the package of potential costs as we final

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owner invest nothing dun town now should not be punished for the confusion on the last hearing.we are a couple block frequentlies the millennium tower. we need to take issues in the part of town. jeff will upon explain the critical need for the work and i'm here with jeff. the building owner and architect and landscape architect on zoom. thanks. i'm jeffrey lonnie i'm a vice president. i'm california left lanesed architect. i wanted to emphasize several points made in my memo. included in your briefing. dated february 15th. when the bay the owner of the property approached me than i provided photographic evidence. an ointment of moisture intrusion over a period of time. one of the solutions we come up with is waterproofing provide a hot rubberize asphalt membrane that would cover intauks, parking area and like to extend that to the tree wells. the asphalt would be the long lasting prune solution for pro robust system. i point out that engineers under my direction have done a pain steak, physical examine anticipation use the ground rebar to establish the location. i point out tha

owner invest nothing dun town now should not be punished for the confusion on the last hearing. we are a couple block frequentlies the millennium tower. we need to take issues in the part of town. jeff will upon explain the critical need for the work and i'm here with jeff. the building owner and architect and landscape architect on zoom. thanks. i'm jeffrey lonnie i'm a vice president. i'm california left lanesed architect. i wanted to emphasize several points made in my memo. included in your briefing. dated february 15th. when the bay the owner of the property approached me than i provided photographic evidence. an ointment of moisture intrusion over a period of time. one of the solutions we come up with is waterproofing provide a hot rubberize asphalt membrane that would cover intauks, parking area and like to extend that to the tree wells. the asphalt would be the long lasting prune solution for pro robust system. i point out that engineers under my direction have done a pain steak, physical examine anticipation use the ground rebar to establish the location. i point out th

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i introducing manager of local government and community relations, bradley dun to present on this item. mr. dunn. you don't have a time limit. >> thank you. thank you so much to president collins, and commission for having us today. part of the arts commission charge is to enliven urban space and a big part that is transportation. if people don't come to urban spaces, they are not enlivened. they wither and we saw a lot that during the pandemic, so we wanted to come to talk to you about a couple bart initiatives. the new fare gates and safe and clean plan, because we will be starting at civic center station and so much of the art commission-your two galleries and so much of the civic art program is here in civic center and we have so many great art institutions that rely on transit and people coming from all over the bay area to support a vibrant arts scene in civic center and the rest of the city. so, wanted to start with a little bit about our safe and clean plan. you can see a map of the bart system. we have 50 stations over 130 miles of railroad tracks across the bay area. during t

. >> okay, what happens if it dun doesn't deliver wig? what happens if it's underwhelming?nd these sequels are going to really boost the box office numbers, because we got off to that slow start at the beginning of the summer. but i'm sure you've heard of something called gliked or wicked glad, as i like to say. >> what?! >> that's "wicked," the live action movie with ariana grande and then we have gladiator 2. that's in november. then there's another movie in october, "joker 2" with joaquin phoenix, lady gaga that everybody has been talking about. so it looks like the fall is where a lot of this movie excitement is going to be happening and people are hoping for this "barbenheimer" effect like we saw with the double feature and people are thinking that's what's going to happen with wicked and gladiator. >> the control room has a better combination of the two. they want to call it wickiator. >> okay. i like that. i like that. i came up with wicked glad. they thought it was cute. my kids saw despicable me 4 yesterday. it's all they can talk about. i can't wait to see it. it'

i introducing manager of local government and community relations, bradley dun to present on this item mr. dunn. you don't have a time limit. >> thank you. thank you so much to president collins, and commission for having us today. part of the arts commission charge is to enliven urban space and a big part that is transportation. if people don't come to urban spaces, they are not enlivened. they wither and we saw a lot that during the pandemic, so we wanted to come to talk to you about a couple bart initiatives. the new fare gates and safe and clean plan, because we will be starting at civic center station and so much of the art commission-your two galleries and so much of the civic art program is here in civic center and we have so many great art institutions that rely on transit and people coming from all over the bay area to support a vibrant arts scene in civic center and the rest of the city. so, wanted to start with a little bit about our safe and clean plan. you can see a map of the bart system. we have 50 stations over 130 miles of railroad tracks across the bay area. during th

i introducing manager of local government and community relations, bradley dun to present on this item. dunn. you don't have a time limit. >> thank you. thank you so much to president collins, and commission for having us today. part of the arts commission charge is to enliven urban space and a big part that is transportation. if people don't come to urban spaces, they are not enlivened. they wither and we saw a lot that during the pandemic, so we wanted to come to talk to you about a couple bart initiatives. the new fare gates and safe and clean plan, because we will be starting at civic center station and so much of the art commission-your two galleries and so much of the civic art program is here in civic center and we have so many great art institutions that rely on transit and people coming from all over the bay area to support a vibrant arts scene in civic center and the rest of the city. so, wanted to start with a little bit about our safe and clean plan. you can see a map of the bart system. we have 50 stations over 130 miles of railroad tracks across the bay area. during the p