evidence showed that mccormick's farm was located along the border dividing the district from maryland and that just one day after the emancipation act became long. he instructed the slaves to reside on the maryland side of his property. according to the records of the board of commissioners he built a small tenement for them on the maryland side while his main living quarters remained in the district along with the cowpen and other buildings included on the homestead. while mccormick generally prohibited enslaved people from traveling to the district side of the property. it was proven that alice was required to drive cattle from the pasture to the cow pen, which was located on the district side unidentified witnesses also testified that they had seen the women and children in mccormick's washington home daily and that for approximately seven or eight weeks emmeline and her family resided in the district. the board of commissioners ultimately acknowledged emmaline's right to claim freedom under the emancipation act of 1862. ideas about liberty and bondage were tied to place in washing

romaine: mark -- tom: mark mccormick, thank you so much.real window into the pro dynamics foreign-exchange and what they express worldwide. we are making calculus jokes at the beginning, but to pick it up from chairman powell, that was substantial further gamma is really what mccormick is looking for. lisa: in fairness to calculus, and i will say my father is a mathematician. tom: that explains so much. lisa: i am going to be the defender of calculus and the gamma of substantial further progress. you had this idea of the potentially acting in a hawkish manner, and then people have to think not about the recovery, but about it being curtailed by the fed's actions. these are derivative actions on top of one another, and people are trying to gain this out. then there is the reaction function to the fed, disruption in markets that could bring us right back where we are, which is dovishness. tom: we are jargon free as a second derivative. [laughter] romaine, is gamma good for the equity market, or does the equity market like quiet? romaine: that

if it's bit though, i know a lot of it said de la z mccormick, i, if you look the leader, mr. the list, know but, but i'm and i didn't even look going look back in the sub before you got. i had another for now today what i'm ed wiler and i look into other be the may say you did keep that kid. yeah. i know they were for europe and they were always like a label for one football fan of the had that yellow i meant to get a mobile and out. so give me, you know, cuz you know, i have the option to but if i do feel like new jersey on those of us and say, hey, mr. mr. won't think he'll have to show us this time for you that i saw this was about the boys that me that solving out loud to still get excited that i don't know the math and you know, i want another matter if there's still a memory that is all i love if i should, i'm muslim. does neck again because i already know you have 30 that he said he does not know doesn't let me can i start so i shouldn't please are you sure? no it does. i can you can actually take it to see if i have got a good answer. yeah. okay. me ah that and then g

special needs school near the alex, almost compound when he was confronted by israeli security forces. mccormick, coleman, coleman, and kilowatt quest. in the 50 minutes with a believe the commercial go a month from going not them 1st volume and celebrate am in the same kiss me stand up over several french hole in both debris doesn't mean by all the names to get those in the piece to mississippi refill and show me a note and for some clue and human who is promising to carry out the annexation of illegal israeli settlements as well as large parts of the jordan. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has run up surveillance with virtually no over. also been a lack of some weeks between testing facilities being set up in jewish areas. and thomas speaking up here is scarier because there is a bigger price paid. but i'm not going to shrink myself. i don't really know yet that i'm not. i mean, last year i i live now about the money to come down there now that you called him over to him and i said, i know and i will be a little bit late then i think that it's so nice. i like stuff that the family suffered,

when he was confronted by israeli security forces, mccormick, coleman, coleman, and kilowatt quest, in the business, with the ability to go a month from going not them force him to william m. celebrate. am in the same kiss . if miss stand up over several control in both of the but it doesn't mean by all the names to get the piece to mississippi refill and show me a note and a few for some clue and human at yahoo. he's promising to carry out the annexation illegal. is rating settlements as well as large parts of the jordan. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has run up surveillance with virtually no over. also been a lack of some weeks between testing facilities being set up in jewish areas. and it published in, in. ready speaking up here is scarier because there is a bigger price paid. but i'm not going to shrink myself. i don't really know that. i mean, i i live now but you know, to combat the navic you called him over to him of the asked him and i thought i'd love it and i will be a little bit late then tony, should i leave stuff at the top of the i knew that i got, i mean, you know,

also mark mccormick at td securities with a strong dollar like jane foley. looks for strong dollar to endure. jane foley joins from rabobank. she has been dead on. her price targets are moving. the idea if you get a price target and a cup of copy later you are halfway there, what you do with your approvable pieces of fx? how ugly would has this been and how you adapt to rabobank on a monday morning? jane: why one month -- my one month target was 120. i not change that. we think the dollar will remain strong for the rest of the year and into the summer. there was a lot of talk around jackson hole, maybe that will be the meeting where the fed becomes more hawkish. what we saw last thursday surprised the market and what we are seeing is a huge amount of dollar positioning being squeezed out. tom: the dollar positioning has been squeezed out. a little bit of static on the line. we will keep going with jane foley. that is what happens when the mics hit the -- when the mice hit the wires. i look at the pacific rim plate is something we have not talked about away f

special needs school near the luxembourg compound when he was confronted by israeli security forces, mccormick, coleman coleman, and kill why it's closed in the mail to the police didn't go away my going not them for us. i mean william m celebrate. am ma, whom good the same kiss if miss then the approval of several print hole in both of the doesn't mean by the good all the names to get those in the piece to mississippi and show me a note and for some clue and human at yahoo he's promising to carry out the annexation of an eagle israeli settlements as well as large parts of the jordan. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has run up surveillance with virtually no over. also been a lack of some weeks between testing facilities being set up in jewish areas. and it's thomas speaking up here is scarier because there is a bigger price to pay. and i'm not going to shrink myself. i don't really know what i did. i thought i lived in albany and you monday to combat the navic. he called him over to him sure. of the asked him and i thought i'd love it. no, i would be a little bit late then big so they don't

he got out on me and given him to check my mccormick, i will make it a lot when i leave i promise. i will only come back one or 2 days at a time. but i will be very sad to go but that's why i wanted to be in atlanta message, or whatever. my cell phone on me, me, me, are you going to be? i did, i did talk to it. we're really excited that we were able to for some these beans out of there because the trip prior we weren't actually able to to pull any of these pods or beads out of there. so and hopefully they make amazing chocolate and we can let the farmers know that that, hey, in the back of your yard, you have these trees that can produce some of the best chocolate that we've ever made. and we're crossing our fingers and hoping that it actually does make amazing chocolate. these are from. 1 trees that are over a 100 year old, where no one in the community remember where they came from. cocoa trees typically only group for about 20 years. the fact that these are brooding, 8090 a 100 years old, means that they're likely pretty productive. so we're going to take 2 different type talk,

me you can turn it on my mccormick. i will make it a lot. when i leave i don't know. i will only come back one or 2 days at a time. then i will be very sad to go, but that's why i want to be in a corner message or whatever on the, on my side as easy way for me. me. me? are you going to be? i did, i did talk to it. we're really excited that we were able to pull some beans out of there because the trip prior we weren't actually able to pull any of these pods or beads out of there. so and hopefully they make amazing chocolate. and we can let the farmers know that that, hey, in the back of your yard, you have these trees that can produce some of the best chocolate that we've ever made. and we're crossing our fingers and hoping that it actually does make amazing chocolate. these are from. 1 trees that are over a 100 year old, where no one in the community remember where they came from. cocoa trees typically only fruit for about 20 years. the fact that these are brooding, 8090 a 100 years old, means that they're likely pretty productive. so we're going to a different type o

i don't know me if you can check my mccormick. i will message a lot when i leave i don't know. i will only come back one or 2 days at a time. then i will be very sad to go but that's why i wanted to be an economist, my boy, or whatever. my dad, either one of the places that i don't know me me, me, me or you're going to be i did, i did talk to it. we're really excited that we were able to for some the beans out of there because the trip prior we weren't actually able to to pull any of these pods or be out of there . so and hopefully they make amazing chocolate and we can let the farmers know that, that a, in the back of your yard, you have these trees that can produce some of the best chocolate that we've ever made. and we're crossing our fingers and hoping that it actually does make amazing chocolate. these are from. 1 trees that are over a 100 year old, where no one in the community remembers where they came from. cocoa trees, typically only group for about 20 years. the fact that these are brooding, 8090 a 100 years old, means that they're likely pretty productive. so we're g

also the, the sort of during the war between the mayor of paris and he that go on the president mccormick wants to streamline, define into the country. he voted this over crisis. the curve is quite a much more difficult because we spent so much this is actually for right now, he started his presidential campaign for 2022. and he still has a fairly important rump of people who will support and he's very pro rising and divisive. and anyway, coming up in the program as protests between palestinians and israeli forces refused to die down. we have the story of a critically ill teenage palestinian boy. he caught up in the middle of the conflict that story and more after the short break. ah, the here word, our annual summer solution where we know not a problem, but on the solution. this is your media a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safer type relation, whole community. you going the right way for you being that somewhere which direction? what is truth watches in a world corrupted? you need to defend the join us. in the depths all remained in the shallows, a

also the, the sort of during the war between the mayor of paris and he that go on the president mccormick wants to streamline the finances of the country. he voted this over crisis. the curve. it's quite a much more difficult because we spent so much this is actually for right now, he started his presidential complaint for 2022 and he still has a fairly important rump of people who will support him. he's very polarizing and divisive in many ways. coming up in the program as protests between palestinians and israeli forces refused to die down. we have the story of a critically ill teenage palestinian boy caught up in the middle of the conflict that story and more after the short break. ah oh the the the the the, the, the the the the all when i would show the wrong, when all just don't the new rules yet to see out the thing because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart. we choose to look for common ground in this welcome back to the program. now a new report has revealed that the u. s. is accounted for over half of global spending on nuclear w

also the, the sort of during the war between the mayor of paris and he does go on the president. mccormick wants to streamline the finances of the country. he voted this before the code, the crisis, the curve is quite that much more difficult because we spend so much there is frustration. i mean, you have lots of contradictory messages. he is very unpopular with people with whom he isn't popular and he still has a fairly important rump of people will support him. he's very pro, rising a device in many ways. i think they all were it, they're all poll the so when over most but most of the day, but it's much more now we want to get money. now got old that give him within the margin of error to 52 percent for him associate with for hot and considering the size of the sample. it is within the margin of error, and yet it does come to you in germany loc homes, other whose laws have supremacy threatening legal action against berlin story after ah, o, i join me every thursday and the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see

also be the thought of during the war between the mayor of paris and he that go on the president mccormick wants to streamline the finances of the country. he voted this before the covered crisis. the curve is quite that much more difficult because we spend so much there is frustration. i mean, you have lots of contradictory messages. he is very unpopular with the people with whom he isn't popular. and he still has a fairly important rump of people who will support and he's very pro, rising a device in many ways. i think they all were it, they're all polls the so when over most but not all candidate. but it's much more now we want to live now got old that give him within the margin of error to 52 percent for him associate with hot and considering the size of the sample. it is within the margin of error and yet you were it. so called the you in germany, locals, other whose laws have supremacy russell threatened legal action against bringing that story under the after the brand. oh, i, i i use we're here in saint petersburg at the international economic form. and the topic of our program is

also the, the sort of during the war between the mayor of paris and he does go on the president. mccormick wants to streamline the finances of the country, both all the cobra crisis curve. it's quite a much more difficult because we spent so much there is restriction. i mean, you have to come to the train message and he is very popular with the popular and he still has a very important support and he's very pro rising a device anyway. i think they all were it all posey, so when over most but not but it's much more narrow now got old that give him within the margin of error. cool. 52 percent for him associate with hot and considering the size of the sample inches within the multitude of arrows. and yet he has learned new poll is found. the pandemic has battered confidence in the e u. the survey was conducted by the european council. it found citizens are unhappy with the blogs, early response to the pandemic, and with the sluggish vaccination campaign in a number of states, more than half of those surveyed have low confidence in e u. with many respondents saying that disappointment in the n

thought of during the war between the mayor of paris and he that go on the president. him again, mccormick wants to streamline the finances of the country. he voted this before the coded crisis. the curve is quite that much more difficult because we spent so much this is actually before right now he started his presidential complaint for 2022 and he still has a fatty important rump of people who will support. and he's very polarizing and divisive in many ways. still ahead of protest between palestinians and there's really forces refused. those died died and we have the story of a critically, a teenage palestinian boy caught up in the midst of the conflict us story and more few seconds and i ah, to be with me ah ah ah, join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. in the in the moon. ah. 20 minutes into the program. you're welcome back. a new report has revealed up the u. s. accounted for over half of global spending on nuclear weapons. in 2020, it was published by an internation

to also be the sort of during the war between the mayor of paris and he does go on the president mccormick wants to streamline the finances of the country. he voted the cobra crisis. the curve is quite that much more difficult because we spent so much in follow in keeping people in jobs in helping companies that had to close the several months. but now is upside to essentially cost a full category. if that was very interesting, a lot bubbling under the surface, there isn't there. and we can talk can elizabeth about french politics without mentioning yesterday, slap in the face. what did you make of it? of course, it shouldn't happen, often condones it, but does speak of a big frustration with mach crowns. policies are not, there is frustration. i mean, you have not the contradictory messages, because on the one hand, there's been a pull and loan pull and it doesn't look like the previous one. that's 50 percent of all satisfied with president mccooler favorable opinion. and we're going to see next week whether this goes back into the sort of average, which is around 35 percent loss can go w

also the, the thought of during the war between the mayor of paris and he that go on the president mccormick wants to streamline the finances of the country. he voted this over crisis. the curve. it's quite a much more difficult because we spent so much this is actually for right now, he started his presidential complaint for 2022 and he still have a very important rump of people who will support him. he's very polarizing and divisive in many way. and the report has revealed that the united states accounted for over half of global spending on nuclear weapons. in 2020, it was published by an international organization pushing for disarmament. washington splurged $37400000000.00 on nukes last year. not more than the combined total of 8 other of the v 8 other nuclear powers and represents 5 percent of america's total military expenditures. on average, the us spending almost $71000.00 a minute on nuclear weapons. the crown of virus pandemic has done nothing to reduce the global appetite for nukes either last year. the world's 9 nuclear power spent $1400000000.00 more on them compared with 2019 c

and the president mccormick wants to streamline the finances of the country. he voted this before the cobra crisis. the curve is quite that much more difficult because we spent so much there is restriction. i mean, you have to come to the tree messages. he's very popular with people with he isn't popular and he still has a very important support and he's very poor rising in devices. anyway. i think they all were it all polls the song when the most but most of the day, but it's much more now we want to get now got old that give him within the margin of error. cool. 52 percent for him. 48 percent hot and considering the size of the sample it is within the multitude of arrows. and yet it still come to you in germany. law combs, of a whose nose have supremacy brussel threatening legal action against explain all after the break. ah ah ah me in the news the long when i would show the wrong when all just don't the rules. yes. to fill out the thing because after an engagement it was the trail. when so many find themselves world far as we choose to look for common grou

also the, the sort of during the war between the mayor of paris and he does go on the president mccormick who wants to streamline the finances of the country. he boasted this before the covered crisis, the curve is quite that much more difficult because we so much there is frustration . i mean, you have lots of contradictory messages. he is very popular with people with whom he isn't popular and he still has a very important rump of people who will support and he's very pro rising and divisive. in many ways. i think they all were it all polls the so when over most but not all candidate. but it's much more narrow who want to get now got old that give him within the margin of error to 52 percent for him. 48 percent for hot and considering the size of the sample. it is within the multitude of arrows. and yet you were it going up to you in germany law cones, over whose laws have supremacy with brussels threatening, legal action against berlin. that story and them all after the break. ah, when i was shot the wrong, why don't i just don't the new world? yes, to shape out. the thing becomes the

now, my friend and colleague peter mccormick, who's applied caster, travels around the world and he's been in the central america latin america just as recently as maybe 2 years ago. and he was commenting on that point. it was not being at that time, but it sounds like in a short 24 months. there's been a sea change. there's been a big change. why just suddenly explosion of interest. there was i think it's lightning finally coming online and being usable. peter was just down there, we were just with him in some odd and brought him over to guatemala. and that's what we want to do is to empower people to be able to get off. and it's, and so on. in terms of our big point, beach has done it. and just that one town, it has now spread to the entire nation to the point where politicians can no longer ignore that they're having to explore, adopting a big point standard and dropping because of what's happening in big point beach. so we want to do the same for bottom on bitcoin lake in the plan. 300000 people living on the basin there with tons of family in the united states. how do we get them

i don't know me if you can check my mccormick. i will miss it and not when i leave i will only come back one or 2 days at a time. but i will be very sad to go, and that's why i want to be an apple and a message on my boy or whatever. my dad either what what is it that i don't know me me? me me. are you going to be? i did, i did make a chocolate do it. we're really excited that we were able to for some of these beans out of there because the trip prior we weren't actually able to, to pull any of these pods or beads out there. so and hopefully they make amazing chocolate and we can let the farmers know that, that a, in the back of your yard, you have these trees that can produce some of the best chocolate that we've ever made. and we're crossing our fingers and hoping that it actually doesn't make amazing chocolate. these are from. 1 trees that are over a 100 year old, where no one in the community remember where they came from. cocoa trees typically only group for about 20 years. the fact that these are brooding, 8090 a 100 years o

michael mccormick was in the job for three years, really failing to cut through, but he is not lackingational view is best known for the war on. there's -- war on terriors. he australia, he's better known for leaving his wife of 24 years after it was announced he was expecting a baby with one of his former staffers. also well known for being forced to resign. being a dual citizen was not allowed under the constitution. he is a polarizing figure and he made his move because the numbers in that caucus are about to change and this was the last roll of the dice to get the leadership and it worked. shery: is this going to mean any changes for government policy? paul: we will wait and see but he does drag the chain on climate policies, a big supporter of fossil fuels. looks more distant today than it did 24 hours ago. the prime minister, scott morrison, said in a written date meant that he looks forward to working with joyce. all of this happened while scott morrison was in quarantine after turning to the g7 meeting in britain. climate policies got a lot harder. the risk of political sidesho

campbell is one out of two down for the year, the other is mccormick.ple in that chart of how their shares in the index perform. kraft and heinz leading in that group with a 25% gain, tyson up 21%. matt: dave wilson with our stock of the hour. that does it for us. this is bloomberg. ♪ look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better - xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimited for just $30 a month. $30 dollars. and they're number 1 in customer satisfaction. his number? delete it. deleting it. so break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's rele

jillian: a former black lives matter leader walks away from the organization after learning mccormicknsurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... oh, sorry... [ laughter ] woops! . . ♪ you are rocking that grill. family: guy fieri? but that pulled pork could taste even better on king's hawaiian slider buns. thanks, guy! (whispers) thank you. can i get another restock on king's hawaiian bread? again. everything's better between king's hawaiian bread. ♪ jillian: the founder of a black lives matter chapter in saint paul, minnesota revealing why he quit the organization in a newly published video. todd: he learned the ugly truth about the blm and the leadership shows little concern about promoting the welfare of black lives he joins us now. rashad, thank you for being here, i think we can agree the lives of black lives matter. if you don't support that you are a racist. the organization blm, what is the truth that you discovered? >> i think you hit it on the head right there. when you call for a moratorium on charter schools, that is a direct attack on black families, on black

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1886, a bunch of strikers had gone out, asking for the radical idea of an eight-hour day from the mccormick reaper company. they started to hold mass protests. in the midst of one of these protests on the 4th of may, somebody throws a bomb at the police, killing seven of them. now, the police and the middle class and the press, most importantly the press, immediately point fingers to chicago's anarchist population. they will round up radicals, interrogate radicals, and at the end, eight of these suspected anarchists will be tried for rder. four of them will be executed and one will commit suicide. but this idea of radical, wild-eyed, bearded foreigners throwing bombs becomes deeply embedded in the american psyche. now, it doesn't help that while all this is going on, another anarchist assassinates president william mckinley. he makes no bones about it, he is seeking the overthrow of the united states government. he is arrested along with emma goldman, and he says her radical ideas ultimately incited him to violence. the government will ultimately have to release her because of lack of evide

1886, a bunch of strikers have gone out, asking for the radical idea off an eight-hour day from the mccormick report company and they start to hold mass protests, and in the midst of one of those protests on the fourth of me, somebody throws a bomb at police, killing seven of them. now the police and the middle class and the press -- most importantly the pressed -- immediately point fingers to chicago's anarchist population. they will roundup radicals, interrogate radicals, and at the end, eight of these suspected anarchists will be tried for murder. four of them will be executed, and one will commute suicide. but this idea of radical, wild eyed, bearded foreigners throwing bombs becomes deeply embedded in the american psyche. now it doesn't help that while all this is going on, another anarchist assassinate president william mckinley. these are not valid anarchist. he makes no bones about that he's seeking the overthrow of the united states government. now, the government not only arrests him and will later executed him, also arrests emma goldman. and we'll hear a lot more from him up before

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i saw a point made by john mccormick at national review elli kemper has donated to the democratic partyof times. her right as an american. we probably disagree on some issues that is fine. the democratic party before she was born was committed to defending segregation and slavery. should she apologize for her association with an organization that in the past was racist while she was alive? senate majority leader was a grand wizard in the kkk, is that something she needs to have done research into even though the party would say we're totally different now. it was an old version of the democratic party. based on the rules over the debutante ball it doesn't matter. do we need an apology forthcoming from this exact same actress and all the other ones who donated to this party based on the racist past of the democrats and some would say the president. how far does it go? any limiting principle for what we have to apologize for or any statute of limitations when it is no longer required to apologize? >> senator kennedy called they can woke-anistas. national geographic. apparently an editor h

simply my clients sue mccormick and andy tailor are no longer challenging the project and we have reached a settlement with the project sponsors. their attorney will describe the changes to the plan that we agreed upon. >> thank you. >> madame director can i make disclosure is involved. >> i hired a law firm and their appearance will not affect my decision and i apologize for making that disclosure late. >> we'll now hear from the permit holder and his attorney mr. kevlin. have you 14 minutes given two appeals. >> thank you, ms. rosenberg. >> thank you. i'm on behalf of the project sponsors. we're happy to be here the final step in bringing the project before the conclusion. this is the final appeal required to construct the permit and hope it's the last time we're here at the board. the permit in particular author of authorizes the construction of the new family home at 27 17th for the rebuild of the bay at 25 17th avenue. i'm happy to report we reached a settlement with the appellant located at 1600 lake street in addition to two other good neighbor commitments the project sponsor has a

stanley gevata at the hrc and we celebrated marianne mccormick and erin poe so that was on the 26th. on the 27th we had a number, another group meeting focused on the sf mental health education front. we did provide mental health services to the black community pacifically with intention in san francisco and one of the things we're talking about is the desire to have broader resources especially to the folks that come to us that are dealing with whatever issues they bring to us that we can act as referral agents for. on the 27th, i spoke again this year the third or the fourth year that i speak and teach at the google summer institute for their legal career development programs they have . this is in partnership with various law firms. on the 27th, also that day our legal team gave a presentation to the women's connection. it's an african-american group that is here in san francisco talking about ways to support the work of both police reform and accountability. there are 2 issues to include today on dba's calendar and i think that's all that i have. so far. here on the call along wi

simply my clients sue mccormick and andy tailor are no longer challenging the project and we have reached a settlement with the project sponsors. their attorney will describe the changes to the plan that we agreed upon. >> thank you. >> madame director can i make disclosure is involved. >> i hired a law firm and their appearance will not affect my decision and i apologize for making that disclosure late. >> we'll now hear from the permit holder and his attorney mr. kevlin. have you 14 minutes given two appeals. >> thank you, ms. rosenberg. >> thank you. i'm on behalf of the project sponsors. we're happy to be here the final step in bringing the project before the conclusion. this is the final appeal required to construct the permit and hope it's the last time we're here at the board. the permit in particular author of authorizes the construction of the new family home at 27 17th for the rebuild of the bay at 25 17th avenue. i'm happy to report we reached a settlement with the appellant located at 1600 lake street in addition to two other good neighbor commitments the project sponsor has a

stanley gevata at the hrc and we celebrated marianne mccormick and erin poe so that was on the 26th.e 27th we had a number, another group meeting focused on the sf mental health education front. we did provide mental health services to the black community pacifically with intention in san francisco and one of the things we're talking about is the desire to have broader resources especially to the folks that come to us that are dealing with whatever issues they bring to us that we can act as referral agents for. on the 27th, i spoke again this year the third or the fourth year that i speak and teach at the google summer institute for their legal career development programs they have . this is in partnership with various law firms. on the 27th, also that day our legal team gave a presentation to the women's connection. it's an african-american group that is here in san francisco talking about ways to support the work of both police reform and accountability. there are 2 issues to include today on dba's calendar and i think that's all that i have. so far. here on the call along with me