, on going design coordination as well as negotiations with on the ica itself will be require time and effort from the various city staff. in fiscal 21-22 city agencies incurred costs related advancing the dtx and seeks reimbursement of 40 thousand dollars for costs. 40,000. in fiscal 22-23, the city anticipates tell incur an additional cost and supportive dtx it seeks reemdursment. planned reimbursements up to 985 thousand dollars. costs incur in the support advancing dtx in the grant program are considered eligible local share in the grants. tjpa and oewd negotiate an mou which is observe you today. for action. in a described the cooperation between the parties and authorizes reimbursement to the city while the parties negotiate the comprehensive ica. this concludes my comments and i'm available to address your questions. alfonso. good morning and thank you. directors, questions for alfonso? not seeing hands raised. >> and those that are not on video i can't see you waiving hands. so. help me out if you have questions. any public comment? on this? >> not seeing and i than director is

, on going design coordination as well as negotiations with on the ica itself will be require time and effort from the various city staff. in fiscal 21-22 city agencies incurred costs related advancing the dtx and seeks reimbursement of 40 thousand dollars for costs. 40,000. in fiscal 22-23, the city anticipates tell incur an additional cost and supportive dtx it seeks reemdursment. planned reimbursements up to 985 thousand dollars. costs incur in the support advancing dtx in the grant program are considered eligible local share in the grants. tjpa and oewd negotiate an mou which is observe you today. for action. in a described the cooperation between the parties and authorizes reimbursement to the city while the parties negotiate the comprehensive ica. this concludes my comments and i'm available to address your questions. alfonso. good morning and thank you. directors, questions for alfonso? not seeing hands raised. >> and those that are not on video i can't see you waiving hands. so. help me out if you have questions. any public comment? on this? >> not seeing and i than director is

unemployment due to risks to the energy and industrial sectors. economist and political commentator ica hammer says that western leaders have aggravated the situation by spreading fake news about russia's energy policy. the problem is lying in the politicians and that personal ties to international networks and bay for bit them to put not going to into into operation the german population, the, the honorary man on the street, the middle, then deli, need the not me to buy plan and they wouldn't have any problems about running this, but the have personal ties. and this is why they are risking the future of the germany economy. the future of the john middle stat and the future of our wealth. just because we don't know to, to blame russia using gas as well as a weapon is faking use. like most of these things that may i mention nowadays, and it is no secret that before anything should start the biden. and the obama already promised that they don't want germany and russia to work together. and this is one of the main strategies. so what they are blame me that russia is taking gas and oil as a

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wade, reversing almost "50 years of" precedent. ( audience erupts in boos ) ica for ltime than "the youngtless." jack abbott's evil twin is gonna be so shocked when he comes out of his fifth coma. ( laughter ) now, a draft opinion of this ruling was leased back in may. i read the actual ruling over the weekend. and basically all that has changed since early may is the font. ( laughter ) the supreme court went from times new roman to very old times roman. so, the thing is-- ( applause ) so, the thing is, we already did an entire monologue on this exact ruling a month and a half ago. it was a pretty good monologue. you should go check it out. ( laughter ) i'm really mad at those guys who did that monologue for all the jokes they thought of back then. those jokes would really have been helpful for me to have tonight. ( laughter ) damn you, slightly younger me! now, everybody's talking about overturning "roe v. wade," but this decision also overturns something called "planned parenthood v. casey," which was the 1992 case that upheld "roe." and the heart of that case is this: people of good co

senator schumer is pushing for an up or down vote on the ica bill. act. i know how important this is to you, to your constituents. you're in the conference committee. would you support that move? >> i'm open to it. i of course was a co-author with senator schumer, todd young, mike gallagher on this. it is one of the most important things we can do. it's to make sure that semiconductors are made in the united states. it's going to increase our production. it's going to invest in new technologies to give us a competitive edge over china. obviously i prefer the house version. but i'm open to compromising to getting something done and getting it to the president's desk. if that's the only path, i'm open to it. >> we will be watching to see what emerges there. congressman, appreciate you taking the time to join us, thank you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, we continue to follow the stunning news out of japan this morning. former prime minister shinzo abe assassinated. we speak with one of his former advisers. that's coming up. my name is austin james. as

and now at the ica, the decades of work and textiles he produced according to the aesthetic principlestrospective. >> that manifesto, that drove our work, is the evolution of the african-american people and to project positive images and works that reflect the beauty and the majesty of african people. >> they asked themselves the question, what is the role of the visual artist as part of the civil rights movement. >> reporter: jeffrey is the curator of the show and says that there were by jones henderson has been in dialogue with the community, reflecting the culture counseling which, and music. >> they would use music in a particular way. lyrics from black music like stevie wonder. at other times, an individual work that is dedicated to a body of work by a musician. so, it has various iterations but there is a sense of rhythm and musicality. >> reporter: jones henderson study did textile weaving at the art institute of chicago. before that it was family practice. >> it starts out with my grandparents and my aunts and all of the women in my family. it was quilting and patching the hole

climate change means we have to be ready for emergencies like this says the director mon ica manto, elsewherehe water is used to save at least a portion of the crops. to the climate special ist it's too late and -- >> too late. what we can do now it try to reduce losses. >> reporter: and as this drought goes on, the losses will only mount. and up here up here in the lombardi -- upriver here in the lombardi region, officials say by the end of this month, water for agriculture will completely run out. and unfortunately, there is no rain in the forecast. kaitlan, john. >> not the forecast they want to see right now, john. >> and it looks hot. it just looks hot there. >> we feel for you, ben. thanks, ben. >> thank you so much. and again, i have to say the hottest temperature ever recorded in the uk just a short time ago, provisionally, it's confirmed, this will be a record forever. >> and you stack that on top of all of the travel drama lately, you feel for them. >> unpleasant to say the least. >>> all right. first on cnn, we learn the identity of a new witness who will testify in thursday's prim

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according to the court, the violator of the silence will have to pay compensation for the expenses of the icaast paragraph, then the bailiffs who initiate enforcement proceedings in the event of a malicious permanent failure will start. he continues there to deal with what the court forbade him, otherwise you can already raise the question, but again, it is the bailiffs who should deal with, and the initiation of a criminal case against him. by the way, it would not be harmful to find out on what basis the neighbor rents out his cottage. and if he does, it's unofficial you can complain to the tax office, by the way, our case is something in a dress. no. no, that is, advertising how an honest house is rented out, that is, they entered into an agreement with some gasket company. and this company gasket is already renting to other people. i won't give them their real name. do you remember rudolf we worked together during the war in the center knows that we were friends you will smile elsewhere. colonel. i'll call myself rudolf abel, and then they will understand that yabel has been arrested, a c

ica strong labor market but another reminder that 11.3 million jobs are open versus 6 million unemployedf jobs go big lose that is a strong environment that would take a lot to chip away. it could still happen. i'm wondering the economy and the market saving grace. >> agree. those two measurements need to narrow because jobs with big companies that had plentiful jobs out there, started to cut those offering so perhaps the consumer, the job seeker finally finds the job they are looking for but your point about the 70s we are seeing a similar shock, some other feel how rising prices, rising interest rates have impacted consumers probably because unlike the 70s we had a too good for a few years so the reality is rates are up, they won't staying this high, but higher than the last 10 years as our prices because we are in a massive deflationary environment where the stock market was going up. the fed was accommodative and things were affordable. neil: are you bullish now or cautious? >> i am getting kind of cautious, leaning bullish every day because the faster the market falls and reacts to

minority leader mitch mcconnell tweeting let me be perfectly clear, there will be no bipartisan us icare pursuing a partisan reclamation bill. they are accusing mcconnell of choosing to help china outcompete the us. the political theater is coming at a momentous time. chipmakers taking it to europe and asia as these regions offer attractive subsidies, the us would not only lose out on jobs but more share of the tech landscape. neil: we are looking at the july 4th shooting at a parade outside chicago. if you are not safe going to parades, a lot of people feel unsafe going to shopping malls in light of the copenhagen mall shooting, where are you safe and how it is affecting us in our thinking and whether we go out at all. ♪♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they w

mcconnell tweeting let me be clear, there will be no bipartisan us ica as long as democrats are pursuingthey delay the groundbreaking for a new multimillion dollar chip manufacturing facility in ohio over concerns the $52 billion slated for the industry might not actually happen, the white house is calling out mcconnell for throwing a wrench in negotiations that were close to being done. white house official telling me in a statement, quote, congress was close to a final deal on the bipartisan innovation act until leader mcconnell demanded his negotiators put pencils down. senator mcconnell is holding hostage a bipartisan package to make more in america and strengthen our competitive edge. leader mcconnell himself agreed that bipartisan negotiations shouldn't be paused for other priorities, that's a reference to when mcconnell protested democrats who wanted to link the passage of the bipartisan infrastructure bill to the build back better bill, but now he is kind of doing the same thing saying if democrats continue a separate effort to pass a prescription drug reconciliation package, the

. >> ica. >> thank you, i will open the next line. >> hi. >> go ahead. you have the floor.ust -- i apologize that i spoke at the wrong time. quickly, babs has been around for 30 years. we're a care worgs a cadre of safeliers. ever -- sailors. we offer keelboat sailings on sundays. al you'll see volunteer working on boats to get them ready for sailing. we're open to the public and we never charge for our services. come down and see for yourself how bab serves a large diverse, under-served community on our waterfront. you're all welcome. >> thank you so much. have a nice day. are there any more speakers? >> at this time there are no other members of the public on the phone wishing to make public comment. >> thanks jenica, public exphept closed. commissioner gilman. >> thank you. al i am generally in favor of the term sheet. i just want to make a couple of he comments and ask a couple of questions if that is okay. the first question which might be similar to questions other commissioner might have. i sought extension options in the term sheet. but if the capitals can't come to