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recently an example, we have a station at anh airport that was built with public money to operate withf amtrak is not only not going there but i forgot, bright line is interested in using it. so at what point does the failure of a public good like -- [inaudible] >> maybe you can repeat -- >> i will go hit and repeat, where talke about bright line versus tri-rail and amtrak and devastation that was built with public funds that is not being utilized by the public transit system. no, it was before i was mayor, but anyway, the point being what happens when a public investment, let's say, don't really pay off and now you have a private interest in having those things. >> so not being able, not knowing the details of the specifics, so what sort of makes the case did not privatize because you need c the flexibily because conditions change. let's see if i can get this right. if things change and you're locked into a 75 year contract or 50 or contract, you have locked into, you are and in an inflexible situation where you may have a noncompete clause or compensation costs where you're on the ho

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and, of course, if there's anhing i can do that can, like, make the smallest change in the world, thenourse, i'm going to be down to help. miles: it turns out the climate crisis is also an air pollution crisis. if we can stop burning things fast, we can all breathe a little easier. geoff: and miles joins us now from his kitchen to answer some more questions about induction stoves. miles, it's great to see you. so, let's talk dollars and cents. if someone wants to install an induction cooktop range in their home, how much will it cost? miles: all right. but before i do that, geoff, i just want to start the tea kettle water boiling, just so you can see how quickly that happens on an induction stove. we will see that in a second. ok, basically, a low-end induction range is about $1200. a low-end gas range is about $1000. you might have to upgrade your electricity to 220 or 240. that's going to cost you about $300. now, if you're in a situation where you want to save some money or you you're renting and you can't change out your appliance, you can use something like this. this is a cooking

we will not be anything that anh is dehumanize. way. we will not characterize things that way. mentally ill, they don't wantmentally do not to hear thay ill have not weighed in, butle t the style people say the mentally ill do not want to hear. >> one of them is weighing it right. do not encourage her. yes, please. i mean, where does this i tryr. to apologize to the french. i actually really like frencho , culture, french history. there are grea it ally and i tae back everything i said. >> well, wait, did anybody come. to me? >> j a firstudgedire down the floor?danybody come to? i don' is okay, here's it.u th i don't care what you think. i don't care what you want met f to say. >> it's none of your business that's the, ut of my mouth m the right kind of yell at her. well, because we have to go to commercial break now. we have time. you want her to yell at me? well, i'm just saying i put my pen at you. i jillian has got the control >> b room, is losing. it's go mentally ill over here. i show you the first time jillian, formerly known as the five , is coming back . >> thank you.

in th publin anhe should have t i pulled the trigger, but i had, no idea. i live in a lot of time, elapse before that interviewe elap with stephanopoulos. are you going to tell me you intervi don't believe he consulted with his lawyers repeatedly? planre that interview? you don't think that was a planned interview by playing defens e? . i've had clients like this. no, i believe no. his lawyers probably told them. it's a horrible idea. absolutely not. absolute a guy like this thinks on hisite own. and either hr e didn't consulthi the lawyer because no lawyer worth his salt would have toldht them to do. mark >> but the bottom line, the jury, mark, is going to see this interview.th he screws that he screwed up. the jury is going to hear him mk make the claim. i never fired the weapone th. >> the jury's not going to believe that mark, i don't. disagree with you. i think that ithinf he takese sn the stand and only then does don't think to evidence, if he noesn't take the standth, i dont think they can use it.w now, he's forced not to take the stand. that's stand

anh it turns out that you've been there since eight or ten years. you know what's possible?r. you could use, well, in theory, your official position, and i wanted to do this and always in fact, especially the first year working in the dna program. i went with caution. i was afraid that now the situation will get out. so, that they are looking for me. every time i enter the dna program, this is such a topic, yes, that it will look for me. i might even have been looking forward to this. nobody was looking for me. and in general, i adhere to such a point of view all the time, it will not be difficult to find me, the question will not be difficult if you want to find me, but you are not afraid that and she can, well, let's just say that it does not meet your expectations. well, not like some of her, for example, you imagine. always ask this question to people who come to my program you any different are ready to see relatives. i can't say that i'm ready for everything, the only thing i can say is that if she is my father's daughter, she should be all right in the head. in the se

as captn santand the newspapers would herald him in as he went up to the chicago river with trees anhe became part of christmas. it wasn't christmas until you went down. you know thetreet bridge and actually got your tree from santa. but it sadly course it ended in tragedy for him because he came out of the upper peninsula with a lot of trees. they spent many weeks cutting them down and then loading the tree, the ship up. some of the crew actually wouldn't get on board. they said that the rats were swimming away from the ship because it was not safe. he had another captain that was on board with him and they started to sail into killarney and they got into a pretty big storm to the point where they flipped their flag upside as a sign of distress in quarry life, savers actually saw the flag upside down. the problem was they didn't have a motorboat there and this was at the time they thought you know they're going to be drifting down to two rivers. they do have a lifeboat they have a telephone. they could call up and say, hey, why don't you get out there and get these guys? well, it was