i said in my speech that we agree with that. we agree with the russian position. i think it is important to recognize that when it comes to the issue of growing capacity above russia, the deterrent has to be comprehensive. that means that we modernize the nuclear arsenal. it means that we invest in extended deterrence in the alliances as i described. it means increasing arnon nuclear strategic capacity in ways, and putting all those together. we believe that in the current context, we have the number and type of capability today that we need, and i can't speak to every contacts and contingency way out into the future, but as things stand today, we believe we have what we need. in terms of the question on china and what it will take, look. the very first thing that is necessary is for us to get this conversation going in a real way. i believe that the prc could make a bold decision to engage directly with the united states in discussions of strategic stability and nuclear risk area it would be the responsible thing to do for the benefit of our two countries, and as

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we are not wasting any. i can give an example. with the 1500 rockets shot into israel, at least 25% landed in gaza and killed and wounded a lot of people in gaza. for those kinds of threats, we are not wasting the interceptors. whether the rockets have been legend at sea. for those, it is the sectors. trying to understand according to our systems, our detection systems, where the threat is supposed to hit and if it is a kind of area we need to protect. we are sending our interceptors. >> that adaptability, let it go if it is going to the desert, applies to the predictable ballistic trajectories of rockets and artillery, less for aerodynamic. >> this is the challenge we are going to face in the future. we know the power dynamics with a minimum of expenses. you can acquire mitigation systems in rockets and missiles. we have solutions for that as well. i cannot elaborate on all of the solutions that we have, but we are planning ahead for those threats. it is a challenge but we are trying to be all of the time -- >> i heard you talk about

>> we have not. >> you have not. and was angarella withudience you have conducted in terms of humanitarian aid in usaid and other efforts, have you determined or have you found any misuse of american taxpayer dollars and the assistance we have provided to the ukraine question power audits have not, no. >> and with ms. shaw in the department of state and how not only here in ukraine but other countries we provide support or any misuse of funds are dollars that were targeted for certain purposes for economic and foreign nation building a state department works, have found any misuse of funds thus far of that literally billions of dollars of taxpayers money that we have provided ukraine? >> our completed work is not substantiated any findings like that. >> all right. my concern is this and i think obviously people can have different views on this. but because i believe for ourselves and for europe, and for nato this is the test of our time. whether or not we are going to stand up for the common values we share as democracies that some people

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that's where we are with that. one other follow up vice president carter overstone asked whether or not we use surveillance cameras during the nicoles death after that incident in tennessee we did request but did not use it and request today because of the information that was coming in what might happen across the country. because our city was peaceful and there were no violent protests. none that rose to the level us needing to use that. surveillance. equip so we did not. thank you. chief. thanks chief. i wanted to ask a question about that. as you mentioned we are reported the department did not review the live footage from the protest. i was thought it might be useful we are early in this process of this policy in real life if you could walk through the department's residential for first why it sought permission for the to view the footage and decided not to view it. >> thank you for the opportunity to do that. when we have these types of situations and the nicoles case there was much concern across the country

them, we exchange information , they are with us, we are with them, uh, we also have such highlylified, experienced specialists who have served for a long time in the military uh , the armed forces of ukraine, and the military, they are in in the past, as far as we are concerned, we receive physical evidence that cannot be received immediately. given that this is evidence that is recovered at the scene of accidents, it is the first to reach us , but we necessarily involve specialists from the research institute of the central research institute of the armed forces forces of ukraine, other specialists of the armed forces who help us, and we share with them our relevant knowledge and experience and conclusions in order to be able to quickly make decisions regarding the work of e-e air forces e-e units of radio electronic warfare with the aim of timely shooting down the unmanned aerial vehicles of missiles specified there, that is, we have absolute mutual assistance and mutual e-e exchange of information with specialists of the armed forces of ukraine. and have there been cases when

how we deal with enerr speaking. how we deal with energy in — speaking. in the us. prices, i energy in the us. prices, emissions... helping to set a high dependence on foreign countries. we have a crisis on our southern border. with millions of citizens... hello there. the weather for half—term week continues to frustrate some but glorious for others. west has certainly been best — wednesday was the warmest day of the year so far, scotland just shy of 25. once again along the east coast of scotland and england, it was cool and grey at times. that is because the high—pressure centred to the far north—west with the wind direction swinging round clockwise, always going to be driving in cloud off the chilly north sea. thursday, we start off grey and gloomy, damp after some drizzle but the sunshine will come through, and into the afternoon once again we have those contrasts. south west england and wales, the west midlands and south coast — dry, sunny and warm. east anglia and east of the pennines, cool and breezy at times. more sunshine west of the pennines and

what exactly could we help with. we have the infrastructure in place already. i then and there in our budget process tr there are asks and funding sources with opiate funding available. i believe in our budget press we are asking for those things and best reflected in terms of support from the board and the city as a whole keeping them funds. are you allowing a meeting to be -- for people to bring aa meetings to the jail through a central officer. are they able to come in the jails now after the pandemic? >> yes. some of the support from volunteers and outside community based organizations not contracted with us are na, aa and faith based organizations as well that are bringing in their staff to provide additional support service for our population. most of those occur in the evening time. there are other activities and have our other jail based programs during the day. you will seat participation reflect in the evening. offerings. >> how many deputies would you need to make sure to monitor a meeting like that? i heard they were not occurring. because of the pan

stand with those investigation. weur transport services, with council staff doing so many different roles seen and unseen. and for those who are providing support and reassurance to our city community at this difficult time. and as the cameras of our countries media channels are focused on our city this week, as a leader of the council here i want to thank you, the people of nottingham for your support and solidarity this week. from those who are early on tuesday morning didn't cross the road, didn't avoid the situation but ran to the support of those who had shockingly been mowed down, tending to their needs and to those who have offered comfort and support sometimes with no words because there are few words to say at a time like this. for those of you who have cared and shared the grief of our community this week i thank you. it is fitting that we gather today to share our sadness and loss and to remember the three people who died. as with all tragic events we can choose to express our grief individually in our own w

and we actively use it with this. we have no problems today.eam arrived just at the front zone in order to have such information and clearly understand what we need there to fix from the point of view that all citizens have access to the internet, therefore well, today this policy is i understand what to do and we will constantly improve it so that every citizen has access to the internet in the end , i can not ask about the drone army , it is an extremely successful project, they talk about it tell us the military who join our broadcasts, how many drone strike groups have already been formed, how effective they are, how effective they will be as part of our ukrainian counteroffensive share this information and how much is possible at all if we do not declassify some secret information how many plans are there to form these groups into an army of drones started with ignatius 24 when we started collecting money from all over the world for the purchase of drones and gradually it grew into a big state policy i.e. if to talk about ignatik 24, we bo

yes, with whom you can talk, we did not stop contacts with europe. e, today they are very precise. well, let me give you an example of hungary. you know that my colleague in february, we held a full round with him. e negotiations. on the whole range of our bilateral economic agenda, the interaction of international organizations discussed the regional situation, and in april we held an intergovernmental commission. yes, that is, perhaps this is the first country in the european union yes, with which we have managed, in principle, to restore these formats of interaction and successfully implement them. moreover, there are quite good prospects looming there in terms of economic cooperation, and we have been doing this work and will continue to do so, and in general, we have a very clear direction of the head of our state. uh, in terms of our economic presence, the president clearly said that there is no need to leave the markets of europe, relatives, where it is possible that we should preserve and where it is possible to press our presence by reception

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we give people the opportunity. and connect it with a safety net. and we balance that, making sure that we are careful about the homeless population, veterans, and those right out of foster care. you are very thoughtful about that. with permitting reform, with environmental law changes, we are going to see energy production in america that will happen more quickly. we will see projects happen, like roads and buildings have been were cheaply. and a whole lot faster. it is a good package. this is a down payment on what conservative governments can look like. but in a divided washington, it is not perfect. but it is a step in the right direction for the conservative philosophy that i hold. and the outcomes that i seek and house republicans seek. i want to think speaker mccarthy. without his focus and effort, without building consensus among house republicans and being able to deliver, we wouldn't have been at the negotiating table. we had a lot of folks that wanted to make the perfect enemy of the good, this was quite a good package. i am proud of the w

each other it was different, so we will definitely be in conflict withh other. if we were friends, if we were comrades, if i, who was never this particular political manifestation, if we were people of land travel, instead of someone else , we would look closer to each other. let's ignore something for the sake of friendship, our friends have proven the past the adventures of lizzy, i am also a servant, that between responsibility and friendship, natural maturity may be that these friendships are more comprehensible issues, there are no needles , they understand each other's words, they share opinions sooner , without it, they cooperate better with each other . but for example, suppose a god forbid corruption in the executive branch, let me see the inspector, let me see the national inspection organization, see our administrative court of justice, god forbid this problem, this violation, god forbid, from this corruption regardless of the expediency of haj mr. raisi, jun baba, a friend, for example, suppose we are 40 years old, who really we were friends

that is one possibility, but we need to look at this with some caution because we know so little about what is going on in the bottom of the ocean, sounds bouncing around the ocean. it is possible it's coming from some other source entirely. part of the titanic settling, gas coming from the sedimentary material on the bottom of the ocean, maybe from something like a whale. that has yet to be investigated. >> is that something the people in a submersible like this would do is bang on it? are they trained to do that? is it a potential sign they are alive? >> yes all of us who have bee involved in this science and been to the seafloor into submarine, you can't help but think about what if scenarios. what would i do if we were in the situation? banging is a logical thing to do. sound is what will lead investigators to the submersible. >> how deep do rescuers believe they may be and what are conditions like at that level? >> it is 2.5 the pressure is immense. it is completely dark and utterly soundless. temperature just above freezing. it's not a place that we will visually spine something

adjourn and report out any business or actions that we might take and with that, we will recess into closed session. [gavel] >> tuesday, may 23rd. there's nothing to report on our closed session and no action items were taken. and with that, we'll recess our board meeting at 10:32, i'm sorry, we'll adjourn our board meeting at 10:32 and we are adjourned. >> alright. good afternoon commissioners. sfdph staff and members of the public and welcome to health commission meeting of may 16, 2023. please call the roll. >> yes. allow me one second to do something on here. yes, start with you commissioner bernal. >> present. >> commissioner christian. >> present. commissioner guillermo, present. commissioner chow, present. commissioner giraudo, here. commissioner green, here. >> secretary giraudo will offer the ramaytush oholone land acknowledge. >> the san francisco health commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land

is to stabilize relationships with europe. we be doing that and there's some evidence of that. and maybe stabilize the relationship with the united states. i think at this point in time we don't really know what is going to happen next. i think we exist in the here and now. alix: i feel like the problem will come creeping high fast. anything that comes across from that meeting we want to update you on first word news. yahaira: giving out today with news from around the world. the sec started to change its tone and it's questioning last year before filing this lawsuit against the crypto exchange. the firm had been forthcoming but was unfortunately met with silence. >> this was not unexpected. we have been a discussion with the sec for a long time going back to before we were a public company we started sharing how we operated our business how we listed assets, and through a large number of dialogs they allowed us to become a public company. we had many discussions in the past year and their tone started to change. yahaira: the sec

go with you together pavement we go together with you together spring comes sometimes. had three children together since 1980. we have six grandchildren. the eldest grandson is 18, and the youngest year and nine three girls three boys, than not a choir, where the umbilical cord is buried there and pulls everyone, and the lake attracts everyone and this generous land attracts everyone. we now have many young people, many children, and in the summer all the grandchildren gather here in the countryside. the healing power of prayer and the help of god words, when we visit temples, we can quietly stop near the icon of the savior of the mother of god, the saint of our heavenly patron, and turn to him with our prayer in silence, unusual architectural solutions and devices of the temple. these are small crosses in the vaults of this temple. and they are designed to amplify the sound, which is the most interesting, uh, the voices are such silent witnesses that the temple was not rebuilt with spiritual instructions about eternal values. we learn to overcome our strengths and weakn

we live in today. that's what ai is. change with such blistering speed may seem frightening to some but if applied correctly, it promises to transform life on earth for the better. it will shape how we fight the disease and tackle hunger, manager lives and enrich our minds and ensure peace. but there are real dangers. job displacement, misinformation, the new age of weapons, the risk of being unable to manage the technology altogether. we have no choice but to acknowledge the changes were coming and in many cases are already here. we ignore them at our own peril. many would ignore it because it is so complex but with ai, we cannot be ostriches picking our heads in the sand. the question is what role does congress and the federal government have in this new revolution? are we capable of playing a proactive role in promoting the growth? can congress work to maximize the benefits while protecting the american people and all of humanity from its novel risks? i think the answers to these questions is an emphatic yes. if the government do

we work with the cia. m or contracted translators in the case of, um 911 calls we do and i'm sorry. don't have. i'm happy to provide that for you. the breakdown of our language capacity we do have oh, you haven't. sorry. i'm sorry. they do everything here for me. um okay, so we have 42 dispatchers who are certified bilingual and , uh, we have spanish, chinese, russian tact, tagalog, french, japanese and portuguese. we also but, however, the reality is that you know that. japanese speaking person may not be on at the time a call comes in, so we do use telephonic translation services that are paid and provided paid for and provided by the state of california. so those are the kind of two different areas for ah language capacity and when you see their dispatcher and their 911 dispatcher, correct, yes. understood. okay, uh, thank you and supervisor safayev. thank you. thank you, director for all the work that you're doing, um some of the some of this is continuation of the conversations we had earlier today, so

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we actually have ongoing relationships with them and so that actually does make it much easier. hese are not discussions, kind of like an employment review. you don't bring it up for the first time at the review. something we should have talked about before. we have really pretty good ongoing conversations regarding that only the tip report but also programming in that country. we are very mindful to remain within the parameters that are vertically set by the tvpa. >> so then i take it from that response that no matter how much internal lobbying there might be by a region or a bureau, the criteria is strictly applied? >> that is correct. all of my conversation and in all of our conversations we are focused on the minimum standards that are very clearly laid out. i actually, i love being able to have because i can come and actually uses when i'm explaining to other governments why they may or may not have a tier ranking that they like. actually the clarity that is in the tvpa is like a security blanket for me and i can say this is what i am here to look at. and it's very grounding

with a check of the stock futures. red across the board all three indices lower right now. we will continue to watch this if the markets were to open, the dow jones industrial average would hoopen 40 points lower stocks coming off another losing day. tech getting hit the hardest with the nasdaq with a more than 1% move to the downside. it is now two days away from snapping an eight-week winning streak its longest since 2019 the bond market this morning is a look at the 10-year treasury at 3.75. the same level for the last week or two an elevated yield on the 2-year treasury we have been talking about that yield elevated after the debt ceiling deal and other moves a lot of people thought it would lower yields with the short end of the curve we begin with the u.s. benchmark with wti crude back above $70 a barrel $72.50 brent crude is down .50% it is at $76.60. natural gas is up almost 1%. in crypto, movement here bitcoin popping above the $30,000 mark you can see a ramp-up here with bitcoin. maybe falling off the jay powell press conference not sure with the crypto curk cryptocu

or maybe even take a picture with tolgraphs. oath, we always try to add something new and one of these novelties, it will just be the continuation of the evening concert, namely a disco with interesting gentlemen choreographers, entertainment program. why was such an idea born? because when we left, after the evening concert it was at 11:00, and we see that a huge square of people is standing, and it does not want to disperse at all, so another hour of some kind of bright dance program is provided for our viewers. it turned out, it seems to me that we have two distinctive features, an emphasis on positive and on an invitation, but without that i will use this belarusian word without promotions, because it is always very important, so that we ourselves figure out what we have good, and the second is a family holiday. and so, it seems to me, we didn’t have enough. hmm, here are different events , including for children. it’s very nice when at the end people come up ordinary people who stood watching a concert, either a part or holidays and

again we jump with the handles. ugh three cells, jump down and so on to the end of the stairs and the third exercise. as promised, it will be directed to stretching. so, how do we walk with the left leg. pay attention to the mountain even in the knees and try, with an even body, as if to put the stomach on the leg, yes, we touch the floor with two handles at the same time. we get up and do the same with the right leg. we touch, we get up and so we go to the end of the stairs. how do you see for a good full-fledged workout? we only needed a coordination ladder. the only thing you can do, if suddenly you don’t have it, is to draw with a chalk, and on the pavement and train in the same way, be sure. train. train with your children and be healthy. move along the coordination ladder with side steps. step over one segment. come back, jump in the opposite direction, squat down with your hands. walk three segments of the stairs without lifting your hands from the floor. make a jump forward. step into each segment of the stai

we absolutely agree with you. that is why we're focusing on significantly scaling up our treatments as a result of our wildfire crisis strategy. we absolutely need more active management in our forest if we're gonna combat this wildfire crisis. >> mister chair, my final question for ms. norris, we've heard today congress will need to act in order to ensure the federal agencies can recruit and retain wildfire workforce. can you elaborate on how much wyoming depends on wild land firefighters to help defend our forest in terms of how vital it is for these lands to be fully staffed. >> thank you, senator. it is vital. the federal government owns 48% of the state and is responsible for 48% of that to suppress. our wildfire communities are dependent on any reduction in capacity will substantially impact our ability to respond. wyoming simply does not have the resources to respond to an additional 48% of the stake. we would need our federal partners to be a dependable partner in wildfire response. >> thank you. thank you

the supply of crimea with water. weate council of crimea vladimir konstantin on the territory of the belgorod region of the enemy . in the area of ​​​​the new tavolzhanka, it became known the day before, according to the information of the ministry of defense, the enemy was defeated , the governor held a meeting with the inhabitants of the district. a lot of questions, a lot of worries , first of all, about his own fate, about the state of property , he spoke about the forms of state support that we are getting. from the government of the russian federation two lump-sum payments about that, told once again that the card fee from the first. e june, we undertake that the decision has been made and will be published soon, which will allow us, er, to provide credit holidays. eh, there are still a lot of problems. but we will all solve them, and the question is often asked if the enemy is on the territory of the belgorod region, today the enemy is on the territory of the belgorod region. no one asks a lot about the new talen

reproducing house negligent future what we plan with potrero yard is it your plan that as we remodel the other yards you like to reprowse that idea and housing above? >> yes. with per contrary and all facilities we do an economic developmentance analysis what will get mack revenue. housing could be one. commercial could be one. like the holing vitaly on embarcadero we gained about a person -- 9 million dollars a year in revenue. we gent rit ref now that is a hotel and locked at hotels on the parking garage properties. we will do an evaluation. what will gent rit the most ref nows for the agency and operations. and then consider other policy goals housing requirements. potrero of thes in the housing element of the general plan and a number are a sumd as well. >> this is an addendum to the question. a followum to the a of the 888-691-1075. are there any quick ideas you have for ref now generation on properties begin the fiscal crunch we are in? there is good and bad. we are at a trough. >> carts. >> this is a good time for you to figure out had the land use will be. do the proformers to

we will think about how to fill it with different content. we do not find five, we will then agree that it is 4g but 4s but, nevertheless, since entrepreneurship arises and we have been hearing about this for more than 1 year in the development of the country and the role of entrepreneurship in the development of the country is completely different. current conditions. we have now decided to propose such an interpretation, but we are ready with experts and work out to show here the flexibility of the mind, and approach please contact. yes thanks. in fact, dmitry pesk and svetlana, we wanted to offer everything, uh, all means all the finalists to everyone, so that they would have the opportunity to tell their project about it directly, but to save time , we decided that i would introduce the finalists, but only one would be given the opportunity to speak on about your idea. allow me so simply yes , but yuri from moscow concerns the restoration of the development of the historical centers of cities that have developed and this topic, although n

we are comfortable with our methodology, we have worked this through with omb, we are working it through with your team. all of them will characterize to you their degree of comfort, if we have to change that methodology we will do that. the base case is that we are in a position to ensure that as the law envisioned, talking exposure funds, will be spent only for toxic exposure requirements. and we have made sure that we've given clear guidance to the field. again operating as we do with the cfo and meet responsible to make sure that we can execute. >> so the lack of accounting from the money from covid, which you are now trying to address by bringing it to the central office, that is not anything that would suggest the same problem will occur for the money in the fund for toxic exposure? we won't have the same problem we had with covid money being co-mingled, the department will be able to determine what is appropriately spent for toxic exposure benefits. >> we think yes. in the methodology, the basis on which we establish that methodology to track that funding is something we are talki

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we go home every weekend and we talk with hundreds of people. i think that we have a pulse on where the people are far more than executive or military intelligence officials. i think we have the pulse of the people and in that regard when we talk about the fear and concern. for the national security expert official and then i would ask you to respond but i read this to you to illustrate this is the challenge we have when it comes to reauthorizing and much of this is shared by members of congress. we could show dozens of examples sending agents to shut down local prosecutors and jeff epstein. refusing to investigate multiple points the problem is speaking of the fbi they have no accountability, near absolute power and they know no one not even congress can touch them. that is we understand your concerns but at the same time we want to reauthorize these powers and authorities. >> if you recognize we need to admit we've made mistakes and we are going to correct it. >> i appreciate you sharing your constituents letter with me. what i would say is of

if your service that i mentioned is for commercialization units, we have the work that you started with me , which can be said to be a new work. whether they are hiring, whether it is in the form of an internship, or whether they are outsourcing work to applicants, these events we invite from this community, our goal is to bring participants together. that in just a few we had the monthly event of gas, where nearly a thousand people participated in the events, which directly these children can be engaged in the activities of the danesh banyan company. you know very well that the task of the aid committee in the field of employment is more than the field of families under the protection of honeymooners, and we to the general employment applicants of the 1st to 5th plans of service to the religion, last year we had 500,000 jobs, which is relatively large this lack of program is that one percent of these jobs in may you be a knowledge-based field, god willing. finally, i would like to invite you from here, considering that the relief committee has really been given a big task . this year,

we agree with that as well. and uh, we always keep this in mind that the s t g to sustainable development goals are of track. what does the world bank sink about the idea of re purposing funds within the i m f, and world bank to distribute them? first of all, we already know that keeping house resorts has locked up. uh the good news is we are actually working very a hard to have to is or is or is this not all late implemented? and i think actually we have had record disbursements. i can assure you there is no penny laying around because actually the needs are enormous. the urgency is there and we understand that we have to move and we have to move fast and decisively. this is the mindset was which we're working. and this is the mindset with which we trying to implement our project. what is the world them roadmap to help open up climate financing and development? finances for low income countries to think is well with regard to climate change, we are scaling up aggressively in the last a 4 years we have for you is

alibaba started in 20919 that is why we announced a new deal in the earnings call withp. we also are investing more people in china. we are hiring more chriapacity because of demand is high. we see a lot of chinese companies who want to do business outside of china leveraging mongodb they get that option to run it anywhere >> shares of mongo are higher. it is using the world tour with developer conferences like that one in emerging markets to really boost demand for its company. they are seeing an international market with a higher level of demand for app tools >>> let's check on the morning headlines with frances rivera in new york >> frank, good morning we start with the tragic conclusion to the story that gripped the world since sunday the search for the submersible carrying five people to the wreckage of the titanic. the coast guard confirmed the debris was consistent with the catastrophic implosion the ship's passengers are all among to be dead among them are a father and his son. >>> and the i-95 highway will reopen at noon it happened two weeks after the tanker t

tom: and with turkey we have to stay with that. ur of the holocene reaches -- turkish leader we see them at 2%. lisa: to understand the confusion of the market response we have global currencies director and interest rate strategist at mccoury -- macquarie futures usa joining us. thierry: it's going to take a while for central bank to gain the credibility of the market. the market will be doubters. when you have a central -- situation like this it is important for the central bank to do more than the market expects. i want to make the case that in the emerging targets trying to tackle the nation story -- the inflation story early on has had success. brazil is on the verge of cutting rates in august or september. they were aggressive in hiking rates in the inflation move and they will be early cutting rate moving down. turkey is an exception. lisa: it is piling on the hawkish talk we have heard from central banks around the world today. as the bank of england lost credibility? dan: i think it did but that's -- thierry: i think it did

we engaged very closely with the state as we developed this implementation memo. that has really set the foundation for a robust partnership with states in implementing the law. here we are one year later and i'm delighted to report that 47 states and six tribes and territories have received nearly $5 billion in funding in the first year. that is a big number and want to talk for a minute about what that means for people and for local communities. because of these investments, sierra vista rv park in arizona will be able to remove arsenic and nitrates from their drinking water. los -- local leaders in delaware will be able to connect hundreds of homes to a water system that will protect nearby marshes along the delaware bay. in pittsburgh, we were moved nearly 1000 lead pipes. those were just a couple of examples of the thousands of projects that will be funded. that is the real deal that we are delivering because of the bipartisan infrastructure law. the law also established the emerging contaminants and smaller disadvantaged communities grant program. a few weeks