journalist and both host of the alex jones radio show alex welcome. hey it's great to be here i'd like to just make two central points here number one the cia last may twenty fifth in spy talk in the washington post two unnamed howell cia sources told the paper they did make fake bin laden videos those were fake or that the famous ones weren't even good computer windisch ns a linguist and others a list of the voice and even if it passes mean what saddam has frozen that means that you know bush was running a p.r. campaign trying to scare the hell out of us well expanding on that the point is that they do make fake videos they're going to be releasing those fake photos probably tomorrow so there is a history and you guys make it all partisan it was madeleine albright on fox news and seeing any end in two thousand and three that said the word was he was frozen and was going to be rolled out that's part of the record i was walter cronkite it was teresa heinz kerry that came out of the word was bush was planning to do that because they put that out he back

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i'm alex witt. the pentagon is expected to release in ssome new details to about the trove of intelligence gathered at osama bin laden's secret mansion in pakistan. it could include details of what life was like for the terror leader inside that compound. meanwhile, the new york times s confirmed a drone strike in yemen this week, first in that country since 2002 targeted the cleric anwar al awlaki. the evidence seized at bin laden's fortified compound is being called most valuable break in intelligence our government has ever seen. in just a short time from now, the pentagon is set to discuss new details surrounding the intelligence gathered during the raid that killed the world's most wanted man. i'm joined by mike baker, former covert field operations officer for the cia. good morning to you. let's talk about the nature of the intelligence we may see later today. first up, how much do you expect the pentagon to reveal? >> hopefully not much. i'll be honest with you, i don't even see why there sho

meanwhile, more power of spring storms are making -- alex, good morning. >> good morning to you, alex. indeed we are watching more of the storms flaring up this morning, in some areas that need no more rains. as we get in closer, in and around the dallas area, one big cell about to work its way in. heads up for some hail and gusty winds, and the broader region where we have that outlined in the yellow, that's where we have a severe thunderstorms watch, this is a newly issued watch, watching out for large hail and damaging winds, with storms spreading across the southern plains. it's allowed a start to our sunday in a lot of these areas, and quite a bit of heavy rain, all lining up right along this cold frontal boundary. that would lead to some areas picking up rain over and over again, more flooding not just for our sunday, but even into monday as well. >> alex? >> alex wallace, many thanks. >>> another delay for the shuttle "endeavour." the scheduled launch has been pushed back again. nbc's jay barberi has been told the team has been told more repair work is needed. officials said it

time it works but not free and not for our guest sites upon molyneux of freedom in radio dot com and alex jones of infowars dot com are with us tonight we've also got more exclusive what is coming up with the reactions from luke and jake who are with us at the white house last night and in times like these when the storm of sorts cited this swirls they you can be glad you're watching adam vs the man. last night eight years to the day from one president bush declared mission accomplished from an aircraft carrier viewers of donald trump celebrity apprentice were interrupted by an announcement from the white house that the president would be giving a major address regarding national security at ten thirty pm eastern time. are we saying homeland security now. a threat to national security is not nearly as frightening as a threat to global insecurity anyway about an hour a half later after the ins is a patient it peaked in the news that actually leaked already obama addressed the nation to announce that osama. bin laden had been killed by a team of u.s. navy seals in an operation but he had no

good morning. >> happy mother's day, alex. on this sunday we're going to be tracking showers and storms across the midwest, even storms there. also active weather as we work our way into the part of the southern mid-atlantic. northeast looks pretty good. right around new york city enjoying a 70 degree afternoon. there's some of those showers and storms. charlotte, you'll top out at 81. warm times in florida but a warm day in tampa. into the southern plains, here we go. widespread 90s, we'll find plenty of that into texas. very, very warm in these areas in the coming days. here's some of the storms around the twin cities. you're probably going to see more clouds and sunshine through the day than wet weather up into portland. here's our heat. record powe tell chal here for us. sunday into monday, high temperature in wichita reaching # 9. the record 15. so maybe coming a little short, but still close enough. ite e going to be pretty hot. springfield, upper 80s. we'll watch the heat spread and expand toward the east and northbound

>> it is, alex.t back from the pleasant grove elementary school in the small town of pleasant groe pleasant grove, 50 miles from tuscaloo tuscaloosa. the school is still intact. the classes have resumed there. of the people going back, nine teachers lost their homes. a cafeteria worker lost her daughter who went to school here at the university of alabama none of the students were killed but many of them lost loved ones and their hopes. today was a connection with reality, getting back to school, getting back to normal as best they can. and the teachers there said we're putting away the math books, we're putting away the e english books. today we're just giving hugs. >> probably a lot of talk amongst themselves and sharing stories. thank you. >>> in the wake of the intelligence success that led to finding osama bin laden there's renewed debate over the enhanced interrogation techniques used to question assets. we're going to take a closer look coming up. what do you got? restrained driver... sir, can

i am alex witt.he new videos released by the government get a glimpse into what life was like for osama bin laden in pakistan. it shows himse watching himselfn tv. >>> and then rescued, 400 migrants after their boat was stranded on rocks. tens of millions of migrants have fled since january. >>> a slide deflated because too many older kids were playing on it. >>> then bin laden meeting with chinese officials. with polls showing his approval rating above 50%. and karen finny is a msnbc political analysts, and starting tuesday she will have a weekly column on "the hill." >> happy mother's day, alex. >> thank you, and it's a great day, certainly. let's get to is it a crucial time for the president to bounce off the ratings because of last week >> we know it's not going to last. we have seen it time and again. what is important is to capitalize on the feeling that the people have, and he talked about, yes we can in 2008, and earlier this year in the state of the union, what was the message? we do the big

alex? >> i don't find that surprising in the least. how first of all you would get all those people behind you, thousands upon thousands, if not close to a million, to get in line is one thing, but when you look at the passion, chris, with which people have followed this beatification, have i to say, i was up watching you at 4:30 in the morning local time. even george weigel, i heard you talk about him and his emotion. you could hear it in his voice. >> reporter: i have to tell you, for those of us who were here for the funeral of pope john paul, and for the election of pope benedict, to see pope benedict saying mass here, and i thought looking, frankly, very good. his voice seemed to be very strong, with this man with whom he was so very close, but there were also so many thousands and i'm sure tens if not hundreds of thousands of pilgrims who came here, who also came for the funeral, who have followed this process throughout. and it was a very emotional. there were more than a few tears in this crowd in addition to all the cheers we

i'm alex witt.d to watch a broadcast of the beatification of their native son pope john paul ii. >>> the mandatory evacuation is prompted by groundwater seeping up. >>> in grand junction, colorado, a microburst of wind sent two 700-pound hot tubs into the street. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> four people are hurt in pittsburgh at a helicopter crashed into an apartment building. the chop are was involved in the filming of a tv show. >>> it's 33 cents higher than it was a month ago. those are your fast five headlines. lindsay lohan wants to plead no contest according to various reports. word is she wants to make that plea before her next court appearance. she's been sentenced to four months in jail related to a probation violation. >>> the royal wedding surely cost a pretty pound, a survey finds that an average wedding here in the united states costs about $28,000. >>> we'll bring you more on today's top stories, including a close call for moammar gadhafi. is nato not targeting him. >>> a solemn ce

alex? >> thanks for that. >> by the summer vacation season, we might finally get relief from high gas prices. today the national average for regular is now under $3.98. it had increased over 48 straight days. now it's heading down. analysts say after soaring $4 in some states falling demanltd should push prices lower. some say it might drop by 50 cents as early as june. >>> a surprise winner at the 137th kentucky derby. animal kingdom turned on a burst of speed in the final stretch. >> he grabs the lead. then it's nehro and shackelford but it's animal kingdom and john va laz kez to win the derby. >> animal kingdom was a 20 to 1 and nehro was second and mucho macho man was third. coming up, how far can president obama ride on his approval rating? >>> and for a limited time only, tina fey is back in that red power suit. we've got highlights from last night's appearance on "saturday night live" when she changes into the red. you know what i'm talking about. our points from chase sapphire prefe

alex? >> ann curry in islamabad, thank you. >>> coming up at the half hour, i'll talk with new york democratic congressman elliott engel. we invite all of you to watch "meet the press" tomorrow. among the guests, white house national security adviser, tom donilon and rudy jewgiuliani, michael chertoff and michael hayden. >>> record water levels among the mighty mississippi. they are expected to be broken as the mississippi continues to rise this weekend. many residents who have never seen much flooding before are facing the painful possibility of evacuating. in memphis, tennessee, several homes are already flooded and evacuations are taking place. >> i have a lot of my mom's stuff in there. i don't know if i can even get in. you can only do what you can. >> let's go live again to nbc's jay gray in memphis for us. jay, it's an incredible scene there. we're looking at beale street, the famous beale street. it looks like a river. >> it is part of the mississippi river. over its banks and into

>> reporter: good morning, alex. house would say they've given due credit to president bush. of course, he was the first person to launch this massive manhunt and to begin tracking down the kind of people who could help lead to bin laden ultimately, interviewing detainees and that sort of thing. you heard some of that in senator scott brown. both sides are happy that bin laden has been tracked down and killed. there has been some concern on the republican side that president bush hasn't been given enough credit. i think the white house would disagree. certainly the president has said this has been a long journey, this has been a 9 1/2 year, 10-year effort to track down bin laden since september 11th. the u.s. has been looking for him since before that. you didn't hear senator brown talk specifically about enhanced interrogation techniques but that's another issue that's come up among debate around here. you heard vice president dick cheney assert earlier in the week that some of the interview tactics may have led to

good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, alex. the mississippi river in the middle of beal street right now, look, this is the time of year in memphis the weather is perfect. you usually see people flooding the parks down here. now it is -- the water that's flooding this area. all you see are -- memphis residents coming down because they have never seen the water this high. coming down to take a look, take a picture. the concern here, alex, is things are only going to get worse. this water is continuing to rise as you talked about. it is really crippling some of the suburban communities. washing away neighborhoods. more than 300 people are already in area shelters. many others have moved in with family members or friends waiting important the water to recede. that's not going happen for quite some time. and it looks like the mississippi will crest here in memphis. around wednesday. at a near record level of 48 feet, the record is 48.7. it is going to be right at that mark. it is going to cause more problems before things get any b

hone alex jones host of the alex jones radio show. one may first many people also celebrating may day the day to honor workers and union and immigrant worker right now are feeling the leaders here in the us truly care not only don't care about labor unions are about to be destroyed by u.s. corporations our kids were among the window without a rally yesterday in los angeles and have this report. marching to the beat of the drums thousands of people took to the streets of los angeles demanding more jobs and better pay this like many other maybe marches across america has also transformed into a cry for immigration reform rage against the machine guitars tamburello says workers are workers well i mean around the world on may first workers of all stripes of all religions of all colors flood the streets to show solidarity with one another it celebrates the history of workers progress of work the struggles of course were the successes and of the challenges we still have before us so i'm always on the streets on may first union members in pa

i don't think so alex. at the end of the day the hard right will criticize the president for everything he does on the world stage. if you look at fox news and the republican candidates, they in fact and rightfully so are giving the president credit when it comes to the capturing and -- >> what is that? what is that? >> come on, give it to me. >> you said that so much more beautifully than donald trump. he said the guy was not even born here. and then the republican candidates, one of the things i thought was interesting, as we are talking about the economy, they did give the president credit. i think we all appreciate that. a little begrudgingly from some. and for some they made sure that the bush administration got credit for what they did. and what i find interesting about that, is these are the same republicans running away from bush and his economics in the last few years. you can't cherry pick. you have to take responsibility that it was president bush that tanked economy, and president obama pulling

i disagree with part of alex's premise. part of their message developing this week, what they did with the car industry. had the american people, had george bush not had the tamarity and barack obama not had the audacity to continue with that and talk and ensure the financial system did not collapse. it's hard to run on that, but these are realities. and when you look at the stock market over the last few years, he has a case and something to settle. at the end of the day, the talk about the medicare and social security cuts, as relevant as it may be, alex, david, ruth, you all know, no president wins by saying we are in a terrible position as a country, we have to cut and cut and cut. people want to hear growth. they want to hear how we're going to get back to where we are, and then you get to the message of cutting. the problems with the republicans arc rollouts in the last few days and weeks, is all they talk about are cuts and doom and gloom. americans want to hear about how we grow, how we create and then how we cut, a

expedia. >>> i'm alex witt.ccording to a "new york times" report, pakistani officials say that the u.s. wants the names of pakistan's top intelligence operatives. it is part of an effort to find out if pakistani agent has any contact with bin laden during his time hiding in pakistan. >>> in tennessee areas along the mississippi rivers are bracing for flooding as river water has reached the major flood levels stage and as a result residents along the banks may have to evacuate. >>> in spain golfer seve ballesteros died today. he won three british opens in and two masters. he was just 54. >>> authorities in kenya discovered a ton and a half of elephant tusks at the main airport. sniffer dogs led floys the illegal ivory found in containers but no arrests have been made. >>> that homeless ohio man with a golden voice is going back to rehab. ted williams says he's now ready for real recovery. williams manager reportedly said williams is going back to rehab for emotional issues, not drugs. those are your fast five hea

alex, we appreciate the insights our guest is alex tau singh of high land capital partners. >> tom: ever since the days of thomas edison, many budding entrepreneurs have used technology breakthroughs to launch their careers. one modern-day entrepreneur did that by designing innovative household products. he's sir james dyson, the guy best known for his vacuum cleaner. midwest bureau chief diane eastabrook reports dyson is now trying to convince young people to follow in his footsteps. >> reporter: at chicago's miles davis magnet academy, a visit by inventor sir james dyson... >> hello, everybody. >> reporter: ...was like a visit by a rock star. >> making mistakes is something to be proud of especially when it comes to engineering and science. >> reporter: dyson, a british design engineer-turned- entrepreneur, was here to lead a workshop for 30 middle school students. they hope to follow in his footsteps by building the proverbial better mousetrap. alicia brown was among the star struck. >> i want to start off in mechanical and work my way to design and then technical. but, i just got hoo

who says he always believed in god,. >> we tried to follow the lord and who he is. >> alex says the impact of the station made a big difference and that is why he is involved. >> when the radio station was first put in, a lot of opposition and threats. now most of the people are in agreement r.>> cristo russell stendal kidnapped in 1983 says the opportunity to put it on a mountain was as a result of helping some people. >> we got invited in to this area. then little by little, with the help of uim, we were able to give backpacks to all the children of the area and that helped quite a bit. we begin to reach out to each family giving them a solar-powered radio and install the radio station in the most hostile areas in this country. >> russell and his team have to travel by night because of the kidnapping activity. they hide the vehicle and go up the mountain by horse to the transmission site. >> this is the kidnapped capitol of the world. a lot of people comeing to the lord are former kidnappers. >> they provided funds to increase the area for the stations including venezuela which is

associate professor in the school of journalism at northeastern university and in washington we cross to alex vogel he's a partner at mehlman vogel castagnetti all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but first let's look at the man who wants to say you're fired to president obama. as the next year's presidential election approaches the two main parties are thinking ahead with no obvious frontrunner among republicans there is clearly an opening it is all the time think grapples with a sluggish economy this is over so one of the reasons american billionaire make a run for the white house he says he will make his intentions known. real estate mogul and owner of golf courses and a t.v. star knows how to team his audience some scritches as well the current president speaks volumes to this particularly when jumping on the brother's train claiming it was not on american soil is now as barry has in his foreign policy positions united states is becoming the laughing stock of the world. trump also chimes in the china should be punished with a twenty fiv

alex? >> john yang, thank you very much. just incredible pictures there. >>> the launch of the space shuttle is being delayed again. nasa officials say the liftoff for "endeavour" may be on hold until the end of the week. now, nbc's jay barberi sell the launch team has been told more repair work is needed and "endeavour" will stay on the ground for now. >>> fresh details about the late-night wedding bash. one tabloid reports by the end, prince harry was stage diving from the windo sills, but during his toast, he said william didn't have a romantic bone in his body before he met catherine. >>> the seam tress had no idea that the gown was for the royal bride. atiya, that means that dress was seriously kept under wraps. >> reporter: absolutely. very little details. we were all holding her breath. we were all amazed at the beauty of the dress. the people, as you mentioned, who were actually making the dress had no idea it was for the future queen of england, but right now we're getting information from various sources about how

possibly. >> rose: alex is. >> alex is, yes. >> rose: we have two clips to show. this is you and michael played by... >> sam worthington. >> rose: from "avatar" fame. husband and wife talking about relationships. >> prey. >> what? >> you never mentioned that. >> laura? >> yes, laura. didn't you describe her as "whatever"? >> i don't remember. >> you didn't tell me she was in l.a. with you. >> she wasn't in l.a. with me. we were just there. >> michael, face me. you didn't tell me anything about her before tonight, but then i think you know that. >> rose: so there you go. >> there you go. >> rose: the plot deepens. yes, it does very much. >> rose: i want to introduce the characters because there's much to be talked about here. this is where you... the scene in which we mentioned earlier joanna runs into an old flame, should we say? >> yes. >> rose: who still carries the flame in his little heart. >> i think so. >> rose: i think so, too. roll tape. here it is. >> joanna. >> alex, what are you... what are you doing here? >> i have some work here. >> (laughs) i can't b

you will recall that alex plays the piano. about three years ago, there was an advertisement for musicians. one was a young man. i was so inspired, i followed him for the past three years. i introduced myself, i said i am with the school district. the counselor says, leave no such a young man. i know who he is. he called me back the next say. for the first time in my career, we have an african- american man entering joy are this fall. we're very proud of them. alex had a class that and that 6:15. i told his mother to drive safely but russia and over. we would like for you to meet alex jones. he graduated on thursday. in the other young lady will graduate on thursday from mission high school. we're pleased. the father of marcus jr.. it is a great day for him as well. and all of the parents, thank you. >> thomas marshall, who last three students? the last three, what colleges will they be going to? >> i have it on my sheet back there. angelo will attend prairie view university. the other will attend the texas southern. >> congra

alex is my primary caretaker today. i read your medical records, do you want to know if it's a boy or girl? yeah, but don't tell me. i ask if she had children. not yet i said. i said it sucks. then i try to be funny. do you think epidurals have contributed. she opens my chart. is says you're having trouble holding urine. i pee every time i sneeze. may be i should wear depends. are you doing your cagels? let me teach you a way that will be fun. i think she's about to make a joke. as you squeeze, save, i love my body. four counts hold. notice your vaginal area tightening. i love my body. squeeze a little harder. i love my body. good. that does make it fun, i say. alex presses on my belly and says seven pounds. how am i going to get it out? i am hoping for a super wide vagina. i will have one after the birth. i know this is not sexualy, ideal. i think lesbians like

he said alex i've got an opportunity. i'm going to leave this out for you and i need an answer in 24 hours. i didn't need to spend any time thinking about. great masterpieces for picasso. the easy answer is yes. i told john, don't call anybody else. the first thing we had to do then was go to russia because the director, curator of this exhibition was opening up the exhibition in february. we went to the airport. landed in moscow in the middle of the worst snowstorm they had since 1966. we only had 39 hours on the ground to see her, see the exhibition and convince her that it should come to virginia. she knew about our museum. we had the ability to showcase great collections from around the world, the space, the magnificence of a new museum but also an audience here in richmond and virginia. and for that matter all of them down the east coast that was eager for something as important as the museum picasso. but the personal connection with her, i'm convinced is what sold the virginia museum. sometimes just showing up makes

. >> at the scottish first minister alex salmond will form solid's first majority government. they were elected on a promise of referendum on independence. this is all but inevitable. >> devolving power from westminster was supposed to ensure scotland's power inside of the u.k., not insure its exit. as alex salmond starts his second term as prime minister, he says that independence is more near now than ever. how likely do you think that is will scotland will become an independent country? >> as near to inevitability as anything can be in politics. >> he said that an independent scholar would keep the queen as head of state, keep sterling as their currency, and keep sharing military bases with the u.k. he is no rush to realize his vision. he will have this referendum towards the end of his term because although he has the majority he needs here at hollywood, he would like more time to persuade a majority of scotts to say yes to independence. >> roughly a third of people prefer independence. if we look to see what powers people think the scottish parliament should have, there i

please welcome alex jones. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. my name is alex jones. i am a senior at san francisco school of the arts. i guess i am in my last two days i graduate on thursday. a cumulative gpa i think is 3.89. [unintelligible] --[applause] next fall, i will be attending the juilliard school. i have one i think, about six scholarships-- i have won, i think, about six scholarships, including the carpe diem scholarship, the book award, and the beta phi sigma scholarship. also a scholarship from the juilliard school. >> your mom -- issue with the sheriff's office? >> she is. she works with the sheriff's department. >> so she is at the ygc. i was there recently and she attacked me. she is ever so proud of you and talked about how amazing it is to go to juilliard. how excited and proud we are of you as well. we wish you the best of luck. come back and dance for us. [applause] tell your mom hello for us. >> have a good time in new york. >> have a great time in new york. but not too much of a good time. president mendoza: item j is the request to speak on gen

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guarding families is what alex dunbar trains them to do. dunbar knows war, he is an ex- marine.hen seal team six raided osama bin laden's compound, they had a dog with them. these dogs are trained to wear breatheable body armor. they are also outfitted with a camera to stream live video to soldiers in other positions. >> they are going in and searching in case there are any bad guys. >> alex thinks there's good chance bin laden came eye to eye with a canine. >> dog was on him and we are here because the high altitude makes the dogs perform better and stimulating things. >> alex deals with german shepherds. training is done day and night tracking intelligence work. >> they can swim. they do high altitude parachute jumps. >> then there's the bite work. >> that's the titanium teeth there. i would rather be shot than have that thing tear me up. >> you can feel the power, even with this on, you can still kind of feel their teeth. >> medical is mostly medical. some trainers outfit their dogs with titanium teeth. something that can affect their smell, which just as important. >> make s

alex if i go to you in washington how do you and it's really really early days and he hasn't even declared ok. but how is this going to start shaping the campaign how much of an impact will trump's being there threatening to run if you waits after these these these so-called deadline or i guess it's before june i mean how does it start shaping the republican debate before we go much further into the election. and i think it does really start to shape it for this reason i look i don't take them seriously as a candidate i think the entire thing is a testament to maim ideal loan in his own particular brand of media fascination but what i what it does is this kind of trump theater of the absurd takes an already scrambled wide open field and starts to tell people look this is not the year to run because if this is what we're talking about this shows you can get up on a stage as a real candidate with donald trump and talk a lot and say i'm a outrageous things will get a lot of coverage he'll make all of the other candidates look ridiculous if there's a real case this is serious because the media

guarding soldiers, police and families is what alex dunbar trains them to do.unnbar is an exmarine. >> a dog coming out like this is pretty intimidating. >> reporter: wean the s.e.a.l.s raided bin laden's compound they had a dog with them. they are outfitted with a camera on their head to stream live video to soldiers in other positions. >> what they are doing is saving lives. they are going in and searching in advance in case there are bad guys in these places. >> reporter: alex thinks there is a good chance bin laden first came eye-to-eye with a canine. >> he probably saw the dog or the dog was on him. >> we are here because of the high altitude. we are simulating things that are overseas. >> reporter: alex deals with german shepherd with a slovanian blood line. >> they can swim. they do high altitude parachute jumps. they have to be stable. they have to be quiet. > >> reporter: then the bite work. >> titanium teeth there. >> i would rather be shot than have that thing tear me up. >> you can really feel the power even with this on you can still kind of feel t

welcome back to spotlight i now do not i'm just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is alex even to be of the russian star of this year's eurovision song contest we're talking about the views you can take from talking with alex seem so by the way you go to david bowie t. shirt and you know what does that mean some of your bowie fans. to be honest i am a fan of elvis presley and the name of my dog is elvis i am really a fan of elvis business i think it was great artist really are all your eldest the shoes that are in the laundry yeah. it's a very you doing very funny dirty that's way for them with i love david bowie but i think nothing of ok listen. why why do. you know the shooting of a concert which you know so when we eat such a strange pattern of voting people are not voting for the songs because because most of the songs they they they are pretty much similar people voting for countries people voting for people for personalities and for countries is that is the. i think sometimes people vote for you know for show when they see there's something special in some and they r

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let me call of ashley chang, javier marquez, eric butler, roland anderson, alex leoaspe, orange richardson iv, ricky sederis, calvin chen, neal bareck, stephen peck, ramon robinson, and thomas charts. each member of the public will have at least two minutes to speak unless my colleagues have questions. >> thank you for having me, supervisors. i am a community embassador. but i am here today to speak as a resident of district 10. there are overwhelming needs by my community, especially the asian community, about digital