sahil, how important has the vp choice been historically?revious times women have been elevated to the ticket, those candidates were often times throwing a hail mary pass. harris gets put on this ticket from a position of strength. could this lock this in pore him? >> historical speaking the vice presidential nominee doesn't have a huge impact on the ticket. there's all this talk of can harris kin certain constituency and boost turnout among other constituencies? and the polls suggest no. biden is signaling that he understands the transformation happening in the democratic party. he understands there's a generational shift. kamala harris is much younger than him, the party is becoming more female, more diverse. by looking at kamala harris you can see she embodies all of those things and i think that's a lot of what he was going for. he is a risk adverse candidate and kamala harris represents that risk diverse, relatively safe style candidate. >> jesse, the reporting has been that the biden campaign came down to a dozen finalist. what do we k

sahil, you're unmuted. >> hello, commissioners. >> your slides are up. you can continue with your presentation. >> [indiscernible]. >> we can. you may want to mute your computer so we don't get the re-verb echo. >> hello, commissioners. sahil shatara, i'm on the project [indiscernible] this is a project that's been in this repair for some time -- in disrepair for some time. it had a pitched gable roof in the beginning. that's the whole slide from i think the '30s or '40s, and it suffered a fire and the gabled roof was taken off. an addition was done in the rear. we can't seem to find permits for it, and the addition was part of the original. now it's been there for more than i think 30, 40 years. it might have been built at the same time the fire occurred. the current building is settled on the south side, the right side, and we had gotten a permit to do some re-model work, and then after understanding the building had some deficiencies with permitting, we decided to do a little bit more extensive work there at the rear to repair the structure since it w

sahil, you're unmuted. >> hello, commissioners. >> your slides are up. you can continue with your presentation. >> [indiscernible]. >> we can. you may want to mute your computer so we don't get the re-verb echo. >> hello, commissioners. sahil shatara, i'm on the project [indiscernible] this is a project that's been in this repair for some time -- in disrepair for some time. it had a pitched gable roof in the beginning. that's the whole slide from i think the '30s or '40s, and it suffered a fire and the gabled roof was taken off. an addition was done in the rear. we can't seem to find permits for it, and the addition was part of the original. now it's been there for more than i think 30, 40 years. it might have been built at the same time the fire occurred. the current building is settled on the south side, the right side, and we had gotten a permit to do some re-model work, and then after understanding the building had some deficiencies with permitting, we decided to do a little bit more extensive work there at the rear to repair the structure since it w

aside from pointing to things they claim are unrelated to coronavirus relief being too expensive and sahillt's pick up on that and look at the policy here because the reality is every single member of congress is under pressure from their constituents here. we've seen these federal unemployment insurance payments keep people out of poverty, if anything, stave off what could have been a much worse economic collapse. we got wall street analysts now looking at the fall, and others warning that if congress doesn't do something, we could be in an entirely different place. we know the virus is still getting worse, not better. do you think the imperatives are going to be so strong to do something that this reality changes this week that, you know, these policies are so in demand or do you think that this state mate is the end of the story? >> kasie, if you're the president the urgency and desperation for a deal is going up and up by the moment. the only -- the best shot he has politically for reelection is the economy starts to improve and there is come back narrative. this is proverse because he