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gil. thank you so much for the test will thank you for covering a broad view of the various sectors that we're going to talk about here. mr. mueller, thank you so much for joining us. we look forward to your testimony. >> chair cantwell, ranking member wicker, and distinguished members of the committee, beth of information technology industry council, or iti, , thik the opportunity to testify today on information supply chain resiliency. as a current culture of the information and communications technology supply chain risk management task force, the united states prima supply chain public-private partnership, i look in the committee's interest on this important topic. i iti brevis expedia the world's leading i.t. eyecup is big industry respects the as governments obligation to address the resiliency of global supply chains including the semiconductor and broader ict supply chains. we believe in a government and industry must work together along with international partners and allies to ac

he's introduced by kimberly gil foifment -- gil foil. ♪ kimberly: all right, all right.ello, cpac! how you feeling tonight? oh, yes, oh, yes. conservatives look marvelous. you guys are looking good, feeling proud and feeling strong. that's right. [applause] it is so great to be here and see this incredible crowd of freedom and liberty loving conservatives and born-free americans. this is texas style. we like to do it loud. we like to do it cpac style. so the media every few months is trying to write the obituary believe it or not of or conservative movement and then along comes cpac, right? and thank you to mercy and matt for their courage and their vision and their excellence in bringing this to us every single year and downing it biger and better every time. god bless them and the shclapp family. i love it because cpac blows up the fake news narrative of the liberal media time and time again. and thanks to cpac and to our fabulous president trump, we will not be canceled. [cheers and applause] but it's not all sunshines and rainbows every single day because well, joe "

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gil, as i read it, diversification is boosting your business. can you break down the first of these two sub sectors, how much industrial or warehouse real estate do you carry? >> yeah, thanks, hi, liz. well, we happen to be fairly heavily concentrated in industrial versus some of our competitors. office stock is still the largest inventory in the country, in the world and the largest business that we do but in relative terms we have a higher concentration of industrial and obviously, that diversification has obviously turned out to be very good for us representing buyers, sellers, landlords, and lessees in the industrial space and you're right the amazon effect as they call it or the increase in e-commerce has been driving a demand for that type of space. liz: well can you tell us what type of customers, i mean, i'd love names, i don't know. is it kroger? costco, whose really signing up for your warehouse and industrial properties right now? >> yeah, it's across-the-board. a lot of the grocery chains for sure, a lot of the wholesalers, you have

i mean, you need to let me know, but i will a new model model miss gil, united nation is coming to the i, kimberly much i didn't get that. why in the lawyer, by that you want to pull that up in new york city and she can she can i you know, some survived and the father did manage to bring him home. but 10 year old co here died 2 months later it wasn't the battle of murat. we killed him, but his memories of it goes in and didn't go palmer and not the news too ill. 15 inches. ah ah, look. you know, monday the know the when are you going in a new one this year? but i will, i will start a new but i will not let me know that our goal will not work for the nation with me, but i'm not sure about the the parents visit their sons grave. de la hasn't come to the cemetery. perhaps he fears going mad to just like his 10 year old cousin here me there may i was able to buy that if i made a nail in the new by that new another man to restore the old days it would be the the jeff i was cough is getting worse, and after the football match, he's taken to a doctor. and i'm not the medicine i didn't go by t

and for this i'd like to lend my strong support for chairman hernandez gil, jeremy lee and the shelfyears to the sf redistricting task force read these applicants have a proven track record of genuine collaboration, leadership development and service to diverse communities across san francisco . this experience will enable them and the redistricting process to be transparent and true represent the needs and experiences of diverse communities. these are the best candidates tofacilitate community participation and ensure the needs of traditionally marginalized communities are represented and prioritized in this process . >> next speaker. >> good afternoonsupervisors . thank you for holding this hearing. i'm with the league of women voters san francisco and we advocate for a more air equitable transit redistricting process. to chair peskin! earlier about transparencyin the process , where can people go now for information on the redistricting taskforce ? on the san francisco government website or where will the information live when the task force convenes in midaugust ? we commend the

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gil, i applaud the work. these are tiny devices. just the size of a fingernail that will shape the course of the 21st century by our cutting edge technologies and super computing. however, i think it's important for us to remember that advance chips are one part of the story. there's an entire eco system of semiconductor technologies. what our so called legacy chips. i bring this up in relation to the auto industry where the chip shortage right now of these legacy chips is forcing production step downs. i'm afraid it could become worse in the coming months. this is not just about automobiles. even ceo of apple said a shortage of legacy chips was causing the most problems for his company. that's why i worked with senator to include legacy chips in a 52-billion dollar package to resure domestic production which pass the senate last month through the u.s. innovation and competition act. can you elaborate and could you comment further on why passing this u.s. innovation and competition act is absolutely essential to keeping our nation a

and there were more than 4 chairs in the order for delivery cooper is 113, gil. it's clear as part of this international mega science research project, neither is being built into its goal is to allow the scientists to study matter, as they believe it existed just after the big bang that formed the universe. this is a time machine that will take us back 14000000000 me as soon as payment on a couple homes. so that one was one of them was and yet you issue was it was to just you so much lower color. the adventure is still player who's expedient to what will you start with, which even that much is going to say at other my as deeper than you mind calling me gillian, we're not you look at it through a kaleidoscope with last night for another past. it only show you the new deal and he was so no grinding stop. would you to god, you know, deal him so was most national ah, with a topical center, right? i called a neutral tron is at the heart of this international mega science project. it was built into now back in the mid 19 ninety's and later fully upgraded. that is in f

your daughter had left her the one year if you will holler, gil, it's very much of a should get actually of a base there. so we'll them a lawyer. let him know is there some, you know, if you will harness actually the homeless, he'll end up because he's the 1st round of negotiations focused on the category of palestinian prisoners who might be included in any future deal. one list was known as the v. i. p list members included palestinian fighters described by israel as having blood on their hands. hamas insisted that some on the so called v i. p list be included in any tradeoff for the captured israeli soldier. israel flatly refused . as for the irish mediator, his mission, a setback. turner nano denson over on the sub sub marsh. i'm going to somebody in finance to the omen litigation. i feel i do are the one who what will happen for con, with them in lawrenceville about us, your company will see you on the same day, did the irish mediator canceled his meeting with hamas? the 28 is really got a war, began. the conflict continued for $22.00 days, during which time surely 2 remained impris

were its building bricks spoken there with more than 4 chairs in the order for delivery cooper is 113, gil, it's clear as part of this international mega science research project. neither is being built into its goal is to allow the scientists to study matter, as they believe it existed just after the big bang that formed univers. this is a time machine that will take us back 14000000000 me as soon as payment on a couple of months. so that was one of them was and yet you issue was to was to fusing it just you so much lower color. the adventure is still player who's expedient to what was could you start? which even better she is going to say at other people. then you mind calling me gillian. we're nadia. look at it 3 kaleidoscope last night in the past. at omission you daniel and he was so no gray, so good. you to god, you know him so was more national. ah, with a topical accelerator called a nuclear tron is at the heart of this international mega science project. it was built into now back in the mid 19 ninety's and later fully upgraded. that is in fact what gave the project its name mika.

anyone know if you'd be there, can they had, if your daughter had not had that one on one year, 200 gil is the name of how much of a should get actually a little bit of so we'll them may loyal as this as well as it noise people harnish. actually the whole monsieur endo, on because the 1st round of negotiations focused on the category of palestinian prisoners who might be included in any future deal. one list was known as the v. i . p. list members included palestinian fighters described by israel as having blood on their hands. hamas insisted that some on the so called v i. p list be included in any tradeoff for the captured israeli soldier. israel flatly refused. as for the irish mediator, his mission had a setback. turner, leno denson over on the sub sub on march the money in vienna. yeoman litigation, if you do or do our hot, alyssa, what will happen for con with him in lawrenceville? how about your vehicle? and we'll see if i, on the same day did the irish mediator canceled his meeting with her me, us. the 28 is really garza war, began. the conflict continued for $22.00 days, during

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gil worries mayor thanked her city for how they've come together and supported each other. >> thank youthe entirety of the bill were community. we're helping each other. consoling each other. strengthening each other, listening to each other and a fall. all praying for each other. there. but for the grace of god. are we here? >> a vigil is currently underway marking that tragic event from 2 years ago kron four's gayle ong joins us now live from gilroy with more on how today's event is going. >> justine i'm here in downtown eager one. you can see the crowd right behind me celebrations are underway. you see there's aztec dancers they're honoring the lives lost at gilroy garlic festival 2 years ago which today marks 2 years since the mass shooting that killed 3 people now, what this is one of many celebrations or more like memorials, rather throughout the day. there that this is one of events that's taking place. this week where they're calling a week of kindness so we have wait police here. we have a santa clara county district attorney is here, the mayor and they're here. they are going

go ahead, robert group, or the, pull it by the name of gil scott heron, who said the military in the monetary they come together whenever necessary. and that's what we're seeing when it comes to the meeting right now, that they have their teams, they put on their jersey and whatever and, and tie the other team they are in favor of. so long as you have blood intelligence officials or anti trump, or anti conservative media, anti something along those lines, they will put them on regarding whatever else they have done. what we have to remember the history that the intelligence agencies have particularly progressive causes and even more particularly african american community. we can look at fred hampton, and wet pampers. you can look at the surveillance, don't change your medical back there on the 19th. so there is no great, well of trust between the children's organizations in the black community. but because so many of these media outlets are simply a anti trump outlet or anti conservative outlet. they will put on anybody who supports that worldview, whether it's anti, their own world

i am ed gil from africa. and so i hope that my story inspires the millions of girls on our beloved african continent to also share their own stories and be the protagonist for their own narrative care. one laptop is an image that you share on your instagram account and it's a beautiful picture. but this was your home. as a little girl tell us, we're seeing him why it's important. so this is the hodson which i grew up in. i was raised by my go go my grandmother and it's more african religious and bob way. and this was this, since all of our will, being the hot was a, what keeps any, was the one living room. it was also a bedroom. and in fact, right behind me is the picture of the hogs. and so it's very, very personal to me. i carry this picture with me all the time. it's my home. so they happen to you 8 years old that completely change your life. it's like you're talking to us here on the stream is why you're actually in the world and that for a period of drought in bob way, where your, your go go, your grandm

karla: verÁn de quÉ manera reacciona marjorie de sousa al preguntarle sobre el mensaje que juliÁn gils de hierro. >> quÉ carro mÁs americano que Éste, apareciÓ en 1964. en los primeros 4 meses vendieron 100,000 u. una locura. Éstas la interpretaciÓn moderna del carro original. alan: quÉ significa 350? >> la interpretaciÓn original, recuerda que eran otro tipos pero ha mantenido el nombre original simplemente para representarlo. vamos a ver el motor, es una leyenda que hasta el dÍa de hoy era un genio. habÍa sido piloto. desarrollÓ este animal y el carro fue tan impresionante que le ganaba en esa Época, era una cosa de locuras. comenzÓ a desarrollar el cobra, el original se vendiÓ por $14,000,000, quitando el puesto con el carro mÁs caro del mundo. alan: hablemos de millas. jaime: tiene 530 caballos de potencia, menos de cuatro segundos de 0 a 60. especialmente diseÑado para esto. quiero que lo escuches... [sonido ambiente] [sonido del motor] alan: cuÁntos pasajeros? la verdad que cÓmodamente dos. jaime: esta es una versiÓn especial para la pista por eso lo hacen lo mÁs ligero posible.

from gil is a expert on goldfish behavior and have them here tonight.just in the southern suburbs of minneapolis but around the country. >> you know goldfish are a common pet. they are very hardy fish which is wasted in my carnivals and fairs and things like that. people sometimes outgrow them but understand that goldfish are basically glorified carp. but that guy caught was probably a big toy you which is similar to a goldfish but they are all types of carp. if you look through the country carp have caused millions and millions and damage in the habitat to videos of them jumping into boats, people can't even get out into the water without themm jumping the boat. goldfish are basically fancy kind of carp and there's potential there for some real damage. >> tucker: it's what you are saying is if you have goldfish and want to dispose of them, it's better to send to the local fraternity house to be consumed rather than put them in the local water supply. >> anything is better. and that makes total sense. how big -- and i don't want to scare our viewers, ho

call the title black to discuss the hand cook has the big picture here on our t america and steve, gil, former us trade official. i know you gentlemen watch that. you have to laugh right now at the actions of congress this week because we all have, we all have long term memory and short term memory. i guess congress doesn't, but that's almost our if you hold on this, is congress actually acting any different today than they have in the past? congressional decorum is an oxymoron. i feel like starting a go fund me paged by jim jordan, the damn sport coat. so all of his name calling strikes me as washington business, as usual, and frankly, very focused group driven. i've done enough of them. i can smell one a mile away. and i think there's a lot of pandering going on to the folks back home. but 3.5 t trillion is a lot of delray me, it's 12 zeros senator cinema, like sen, mansion comes from a not entirely blue state. there are more independence than democrats or republicans in arizona. so they have some leverage. this is a horse trading one on one, and she's doing a very, very well, you kn

so what was the city of gil? rhoda viruses? corona virus called and told at 19 me to we agreed to postpone her the or the game set. tokyo or 202221. she began to feel real when we wanted to come back from the training camp in turkey . we were among the latter to leave the country called the airlines sent us a message at night, telling us there would be no more flight departing from turkey as of 8 am the next day. when it hit us in the month of my training colleague center message to our what's that group? it hit me hard. that's a really hard pill to swallow. all you really do is train for 4 years. it's the highest goal and athlete can reach me. that gets him back to me personally, wouldn't become clear until the qualifications next spring. one thing web change like year old. limbic games the my highest goal is especially the upcoming games. ah, god is good. i didn't think athletes nominations would be nullified. i was surprised. he's the boss, but also happy because it gives me another shot and improving myself and i living my

don't tell me expensive laundry that's grounded in reality if i want that i'll rummage through gil mead'sice. the stuff he has is disgusting. don't forget once he woke police take over every aspect of what we consume, there's no telling where it'll stop. you can almost picture it. >> back here again. what is it this time? what is at this time? >> did you or did you not tweet out i wish the "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue stays the same. what's so wrong with enjoying women and swimsuits. that is sexist and objectifying. >> we went through your recycling. perhaps he would care to explain this. >> i like cars. >> fewer than 3% of the vehicles are electric. don't you care about global warming? also maybe you would care to explain this. >> give me a break. it's my wife's magazine. she's a woman. >> your wife is a woman. that's very gender binary. then you know women have not had their day. maybe you would like to explain this. >> people? as a new people. >> thank god you're here. >> i object. subpoena, affidavit, plead the fifth, beyond a reasonable doubt. why do you let them bring you her

gil ferguson is one of the greatest historians now writing in english, written a number of books on economictory as well as international history. we asked him about this. here's the conversation. >> i noticed in the last few years i spent at harvard was the climate became a chilly climate in which you felt weary in the classroom or even in private conversations for fear that somebody might take umbrage and you would find yourself on the wrong side of the cancel culture. >> tucker: you had this rise of monopoly power, explosion of finance, >> it seems to me the people on the left didn't want to conversations about economics because they had lost that argument in the 1980s, haven't been able to make the case were socialism successfully. and the conclusion was there was more money to be made for more power to be gained by exploiting identity politics and emphasizing cultural racial gender differences. that's where all the energy move to and it was bad luck for the working classes. hard-luck for the economic losers from globalization and financial is asian because they really cease the figure i

visit freestylelibre.us >>> the disgrace >>> the disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein pleading not gilom today to sexual assault and rape he appeared in a wheelchair. a jury kconvicted him in new york his lawyers tried stopy in l extradition to california blue l but lost a lengthy court battle. drug companies settling for a land mark $26 billion. the deal with the distributors, mckesson, card until health and amerisourcebergen. state and local governments accuse the companies of fueling the opioid oepidemic, which has killed 500,000 americans here's cnbc's me behind theg landmark 1998 settlement with tobacco compantirrelor for more than $200 billion >> these companies continue to profit off the misery, the death and destruction nationwide and today we put an end to it. >> the deal doesn't cover purdue pharma and the sackler family. negotiating a separate settlement as purdue goes through bankruptcy and it's not a completely done deal yet at least 14 states express support for the settlement, all states have 30 days so sign. if a certain threshold isn't met, the deal may fall apart none

gil fletcher is the founder and he is in focus.e as we head into the summer and people are beginning to travel again. tell me about what luke's wings is doing this summer. >> thank you, harris for having us on. happy fourth of july and also thank you for your service. i understand your father was served in vietnam and is an army aviator. amazing and thank you for that. we've actually provided more than 12,000 tickets so far since we started this and this year alone, in just the last 60 days, we've provided over 300 tickets if you can believe it. that's because of the backlog of flights due to covid. so our adventure's goal is to provide over 2,000 airplane tickets reuniting all service members and wounded warriors with their families, ill and injured and veterans in hospice care with a loved one. in the last moments of life. our special operators and fallen officers. >> harris: you know, i'm looking at some of the things you do to insure families have birthday and holiday celebrations in time of need and oftentimes you are bringing

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after one year of hiatus because of the pandemic the gil roy garlic festival is coming back on friday> this year the event is being reimagined. it's going to be a drive through and it's being held at gilroy presbyterian. you will be able to enjoy the food. >> there's gourmet alley with our chefs. e our barbecue area. out they go. you hear the guys working. they're going to interact with people driving through. there's going to be that experience that people remember that they come for. >> you'll have to preorder all your garlic festival favorites on the event's website and there are no walk ups allowed so make sure you plan this. we have information on our website abc7news.com. >>> new at 6:00, an off broadway favorite is back to making music. >> stomp one of the first long running shows in new york city is taking stage once again. good morning america has sneak peek. ♪ >> oh the ll right after abc 7 mornings. >> i'm glad to see the shows coming back. yeah. it's just endead zone in times square this whole time. seeing life. i like it. >> it's good. >> even if you have to wear ear plug

sweetness of water" by nathan harris while biden recommends "the crick by ol' mary walters' barn" by gil laughter ] >> steve: crick. >> jimmy: it sounds like an older book, but whatever >> steve: and older book yeah >> jimmy: check out here another one. obama recommends "empire of pain" by patrick radden keefe. while biden recommends an owner's manual for a a '74 pontiac firebird he found at the back of a bargain bin at two-tow hutch's antique depot in fairborn, ohio. >> steve: two-tow. >> jimmy: and finally, obama recommends "intimacies" by katie kitamura while biden recommends "the official rulebook for woodchuck bowling. [ laughter ] which is where you chase a a greased up woodchuck around the alley until it knocks down every pin. first team to knock them all down, you get to throw the woodchuck at the other team. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause i've never heard of that but it's good to know they're both readers hey, some business news tonight. thousands of subway locations across the country shut down for a "refresh break" to prepare for their new menu yep. they're on a refresh br

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uh look, you've got to go undergrad gil cardinal. go stanford favorite meal.look, we have the best tacos in the in the entire country here in modesto. come any time. what's your favorite kind of music? i listen to a lot of sort of rock a lot of lot of reggae as well. so probably a big fan of pop and rock. when i look at you, i think reggae. i'll take that as well. so you're also a drummer in your spare time. we've got some some images of that. who are some of your biggest musical inspiration? you're going to be playing soon in town, right? yeah yeah, absolutely. i'll be playing with mo ban, which has e in concert in the park. but you know, i grew up listening to folks like th carter beauford some of the really important influences on on my life, and i might buy skills of atrophy it a little bit and in politics, but it's good to get back to it. every now and again. i hear you're also street band. of course, they're extraordinary drummer, the mighty mighty max weinberg. so we end with glory days as we as we celebrate the fourth of july up next we've got a specia

author gil scott-heron focused on that in a poem in 1969 just after the moon landing. >> taxes taken. and if all that crap wasn't enough a rat done bit my sister neln with whitey on the moon. her face and arm began to swell and whitey's on the moon. how come i don't got no money here. whitey's on the moon. >> can you brave the brother considering what race relations looked like in the late '60s. his poem reflects a common sentiment, that the highest etch lawns of human achievement and still pretty much reserved for white men. two things about this strike me as especially cruel. one, he was right at the time. and two, he was not quite as right as he thought he was. there was probably no way for him to know behind these whitey's on the moon were a lot of black women. many of us learned of them through the 2017 movie "hidden figures." before a computer was an object in your pocket it was a job description, a human being who did exhausting mathematical calculations on paper. nasa employed human computers to help with the early space program before machines did all the math. back in 2019

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here to inspire your biggest dreams ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> do you have a higher tax rate than steve ballmer, dan gil i do too. lebron james in fact, anthony davis, a lot of the nba players pay higher tax rates than the team owners and the reason is an obscure loophole that saves owners hundreds of millions in . in this article revealing steve ballmer reported $700 billion tax losses david tepper could expect $140 million a year thanks to his ownership of the panthers. and dan gilbert lowered his taxable income of the cavaliers. the secret is the deappreciate ateduse. expensing most of the $2 billion paid team owners say, look, we can abide by thoserule they can us those to offset other hedge fund sets >> not on the base but more on them being able to own them because you are so rich i didn't realize it offset the actual income from businesses >> and it explains why steve ballmer when he bought the clippers thinking he vastly overpaid >> you bake this in, and you can see why. >> we are happy about that robert frank let's check on the newest owners some new editions in terms of what is being banned in

the appointments being jeremy lee, jose maria chima hernandez gil, and jay machia pierce. >> president walton: thank you. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: thank you. on item 75 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: without objection, this motion is approved unanimously. madam clerk, remember now at roll call for -- we are now at roll call for introductions. >> clerk: first up for new business is supervisor mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i'm asking that we adjourn today's meeting in memory of sarah miller gearhart, who died on july 14, 2021, in ukiah, california, at the age of 90. sally was a truly admiring member. she was born in paris burg, virginia, april 9, 1931. after her parents divorced, she moved into her grandmother's boarding house. sally earned her b.a. in drama and english from sweet briar college. she then began her career in academia in texas, where she struggled with her sexuality and remained closeted. in 1969, she finally moved to san francisco so she could live an out life. under her leader

the appointments being jeremy lee, jose maria chima hernandez gil, and jay machia pierce. >> president walton: thank you. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: thank you. on item 75 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: without objection, this motion is approved unanimously. madam clerk, remember now at roll call for -- we are now at roll call for introductions. >> clerk: first up for new business is supervisor mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i'm asking that we adjourn today's meeting in memory of sarah miller gearhart, who died on july 14, 2021, in ukiah, california, at the age of 90. sally was a truly admiring member. she was born in paris burg, virginia, april 9, 1931. after her parents divorced, she moved into her grandmother's boarding house. sally earned her b.a. in drama and english from sweet briar college. she then began her career in academia in texas, where she struggled with her sexuality and remained closeted. in 1969, she finally moved to san francisco so she could live an out life. under her leader