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congratulations to katie and annette, two of the folks here since taking office, and they're also in the gallery. >> my last state of the state address i asked the legislature to set politics aside so we could work together on the issues facing our state. i said i expected bills to be passed with broad support and in the spirit of bipartisanship. one of the things i'm most proud of, more than 95% of the bills i signed my first year in office had bipartisan support. major accomplishment. (applause) >> people worked together on really important issues. representative ladenbach and others came together to provide access to rural air use to make sure medicaid covers teleservices in wisconsin. >> thanks to senator rainer, shack ner, representative zimmerman and representative rothstock, voters will not be be denied to vote because of a disability. (applause) >> because of other senators good work we signed a bill to train commercial drivers on recognizing and preventing human trafficking in wisconsin. (applause) >> these bills exemplify what we can accomplish when we're focused on what un

congratulations to katie and annette who are two of the folks we've pardoned since taking office, and they're also up there in the gallery. and thank you for being here. >> my last state of the state address i asked the legislature to set politics aside so we could work together on the issues facing our state. i said i expected bills to be passed with broad support and in the spirit of bipartisanship. that's one of the things i'm most proud of is that more than 95% of the bills i signed my first year in office had bipartisan support, major accomplishment. [ applause ] work together on some really important issues, representative loudounback, senator koyanga and senator bu lee came together to work on expanding access to health care in rural areas by making sure that medicaid covers telehealth services in wisconsin. thanks to senator grenier, representative zimmermann, voters will not be denied their right to vote because they have a disability. [ applause ] and because of representative fiesfelt, representative bowen, senator johnson's good work we signed a bill to train commercial dr

a crew from the water company but annette comes by regularly to empty it every week about a 1000 kilograms of stuff accumulates half of it plastic this is how it works and there is pumped into a tube lay diagonally across the bed of the canal and escapes through holes in the tube the bubbles bring the waste to the surface the waste is then directed with the help of the current into the receptacle near the bank keeping it out of the north sea. boats and fish can pass through the bubble barrier be extra oxygen is also good for the water. the great bubble barrier was devised by an amsterdam startup of the same name yeah right on at this point the great little barrier is responsible for the maintenance of the whole installation but that in it is going to start doing research so they will start research on how much less thick is being collected and also do research on. how easy it is to be emptied the water company has crews and a fleet of boats that go around and pull trash out of the city's waterways last year that included more than 40000 kilograms of plastic the hope is that bubble barriers

charlize theron, for example, cynthia nixon, warren beatty and annette bening, his wife, as well as chercome out publicly about their journey with their own children. most recently former nba star dwyane wade released his espn documentary "d-wade: life unexpected" featuring a video of his 12-year-old daughter zaya. it sparked a national conversation. here's a look at it. >> what's the point in being on this earth if you're gonna try to be someone you're not? it's like you're not even living as yourself. it's just, like, the dumbest concept to me. it's just like, you know, be true and don't really care what, like, the "stereotypical" way of, like, being you is. >> so i, along with so many other people, tweeted in response a positive message. i tweeted back zaya is very brave, and that's an understatement. i said she's 12 years old, mature. and she's amazing, and i talked to my team, and we wanted to dive into this in a modern and open way. dwyane wade has said that there are so many other families raising transgender children. and our first guest is a mom who is helping us understand what

do you think the military helped annette evolution? >> it had everything to do with it. lincoln first started out believing it was of no use to include black men to the military because they would not be strong enough to stand up against their former owners in the battlefield. he thought they would be cowards and run away. he found out quickly the black men were anything but that end. before the end of 1863, he was writing to people saying my commanders in the field are saying they are doing very well. if we are to be successful, it will be in part at least because of what these men are doing. he did understand that america owed a debt to these black men who helped to preserve the union. i think had he lived and i'm not supposed to do this because this is not what historians do, we don't speculate. i'm going to do it anyway. [laughter] i think had he lived, he would have pressed for any kind of assistance for the veterans. things would have been slower with everyone else. he still had certain feelings that the formerly enslaved who were not the veterans were not quite re

and i learned recently annette gordon-reed, wonderful hin. [smith] yeah, great historian. [jones] she wrote about this for the new york review of books. and she noted that an outsized proportion of hugely important supremeteco. [smith] come from texas. [jones] and she plains that lawrence vtexas which i mention at some point in the book, that was the law, my junior year of high school, until my junior year of high school it was still technically legal for police officers to arrest men for having sex with men, my junior year! so i say all of that to say i think texas's identity in relationship to the rest of the country and my desire to write a book that was not just about my story, that was very self-aware and understanding that my story is a vital element of the american story, just as texas is a vital element of america's identity, right? and that's complicated. i think that's where i got that from. when you're growing up in texas, and you're just living, you're always beingtyreminded n [smith] but don't you think though, that your story is part of the american story but

playing tennis without annette, putting all of his money on television. >> let me put the polls up as you're talking about that. let me read this. this is nbc "wall street journal" poll puts him to at 27%, talking about sanders, biden second at 15%, and a surging michael bloomberg behind him at 19%. go ahead, please, ron. >> but the point is that bernie sanders is the one at 31 in that maris poll, crossed 30 in a california poll today. several showing leading among latinos. gave us an indication that candidates are focused more on bloomberg than on sanders. th they have chosen not to engage him out of a belief that he's still unlikely to be able to put together a coalition to win. but his numbers are going up. he had a really good day in polling across a lot of polls today, and i think it was just striking that buttigieg and klobuchar both, both moderates who have criticized sanders on other occasions were so light on that front tonight and maybe a preview of what we're going to see tomorrow with bloomberg more in the line of fire than the guy who's clearly the national leader. >> it'

. >>> joe biden, two states here he says has annette nick makeup. first of all, it is true.thnic makeup that will suit his campaign. what's his message there to voters as he heads into races, who could determine the future of his candidacy? >> well, biden has been making the case that it's time for african-american and latino voters to have their voices heard. he believed that first opportunity is going to occur right here in nevada. biden has also been making a strong push when it tries -- when he's trying to get support from union workers. he's been talking a lot about health care here, pointing out that under his plan workers will be able to keep their negotiated plans they have negotiated through their unions. he's comparing that to bernie sanders and medicare for all. the culinary union here has expressed their disapproval of medicare for all. that's an issue biden thinks could resonate with union workers here, since there is a very large group, a large union presence in the state, particularly in a city like nevada where you have hospitality workers in the casinos. bid

after annette was first out of the gate, they rolled it out and discovered a company with that name already existed selling hairnets. not to mention malcolm also pointed out there was an online service named afro net that already existed. malcolm suggested cyber black, david squashed it, too hard he said. i could've easily gone down the path of trying to be the blacker than black service but then i had to say hold it, were about to enter the 21st century and it will be about communication, creating a place for people to talk, debate and have fun, to me the business model in the next century is inclusion then it happened and malcolm said that and david said nor. >> unbelievable, he's in los angeles now and we were doing a project together but that was exactly what happened. the story moves on you ultimately have this plan and you come before ted who is magic manned handing out buckets of money looking for great entrepreneurs. and brought you all and, you made your pitch and the rest as they say was history. what was that in a previous version of the book i had a chapter that was titled remem

. >> my name was annette. [laughter] >> i didn't like the picture much but better than no pictures. i'm not sure i think it captures a time and a place that somehow it has a romantic atmosphere and part of it was hunter thompson side and then the mcgovern campaign you carried one state you didn't do very well but yet but then really? [laughter] right quick. >> one of my favorite moments of the general toward the end and the colonists in most senior network of people did not come out that much during general in fact one of the things that i learned that is part of the trade is how little they flirt we have had correspondent responsibilities in those days to very much be appreciated because the good ones would do your job for a day. and you could rest. it was nice. but i remember toward the en end, two of the most hawkish but in 60 it would be immediately shocked and 50 it definitely was but the examination and then to write on this area. [laughter] but but then how would it be without the pool? but then there was the rest of us. and we were the scum. we were animals and not to be res

interfere in our elections and, again, it is a shame we can't be united because unity's the best annetteoecdote to wh want to do again. >> there's skepticism that the intelligence committee is on the up and up on this. is there any evidence that they would be making this up? >> we have no evidence that they've been anything but truthful in any briefing to us in the last few months. there were questions certainly about the soleimani efforts and never believed they intentionally tried to mislead us. i heard accusations by the republicans but there's no evidence to support this. >> if -- is there much that can be done if you -- if the president is sort of putting a -- i don't know -- a heavy umbrella over the intelligence community and what they can share with you? >> yes a. hell of lot more than we could have done in 2018 when we didn't have the majority. now we have subpoenas. of course, they have to honor those. we have oversight ability. the power of the purse to authorize and fund their budgets and we are going to use all of that leverage that we have because people want to go to the b

>> i was just happy my name was annette. i didn't like the picture much but better than no picture. i'm not really sure. i think it captures a time and place that somehow, i've got a romantic atmosphere about it. part of it was the hunter thompson. the mcgovern campaign was one of those. he carried one state. he didn't do very well. yet there was this romance about it. mcgovern campaign reunions almost to the point where he died several years ago. >> much has changed in some ways. in the boys on the bus, timothy crouse quotes joe as saying, we have to pay attention to what middle america things. i'm thinking, really? [laughter] it's the same today, right? >> one of my favorite moments in the general toward the end. what came to be known in our slang as big feet. the most senior network people didn't come out all that much during the general. one of the things i learned about that part of the trade was how little those guys worked. it was mostly - - >>. [indiscernible] >> for some of us who had correspondent responsibilities in enthose days, the arrival of the bigfoot was very much t

(cheers and applausese) annette. and chris.ing to switch, chris, stand right there.

roger, tyler, madeline, annette, lynna, gabriellea, ma egan, jason, david, matthew, nicholas, ca rinna, danielle, van, isabela and finally skiler. con great you lations and good luck and we look forward to big things. we are so unbelievely proud of you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal request. the clerk: leaves of absence requested by mr. lewis of georgia for yesterday and today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. without objection. any further one-minutes? for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman from is recognized. >> in 1970 in this very chamber the first african-american woman elected to congress, shirley chisholm said. artificial distinctions between persons must be wiped out of the law. congresswoman chisholm was calling for the passage of the equal rights amendment. 50 years later and a century after securing the r

a negative correlation that annette year low. what does that tell us?nu: the correlation is not as negative as it used to be. it tells you that gold and dollar are moving roughly the same direction which does not typically happen. if this is a strong dollar environment, gold selling off the the fact gold is rallying shows you this is not a strong dollar environment. we should be thinking this is a slightly weak euro environment. it is trying to because all this worry about growth and the rest of the world. this is not dollar strength, it is weakness in other currencies. the subject is not the dollar. we will see the dollar weakened. francine: this changes everything. bhanu: i do think so. if growth in the rest of the world -- because of the coronavirus, but because you are not getting support from the rest of the world, if that is correct, over the long-term that must impact the dollar. the dollar is going to react. it is not where the story begins. it is going to react to weakness in the rest of the world and it will be stronger over the medium term. f

christine from the port, mike and annette. also want to acknowledge kelly presser who is here in the audience from brookfield and tim rundy who was the peer review appraiser on this project. i'm happy that tim was able to join us today. i'm going to go through slides that are going to be a little bit familiar to you from two weeks ago. i want to point out, as i'm going through, that the decision or the request we're making of you today really focus on that action item. you'll see that it's the -- we're trying to provide ourselves and the developer the opportunity to transact on a parcel. we're trying to spewed transaction on another parcel. and we really feel this is the best path we have and a limited set of options that are set out in the pier 70 framework transaction document. i'll try to keep coming back to the action item that's before you today, as there's a lot of detail that i know can get -- can blur the vision in terms of what you're looking at today. here's an overview of the pier 70 site. pier 70 is a three-phase p

here today joined by our pier 70 team rebecca, christine, and annette jackson. pier 70 is a large iceberg of work of which you see only a little bit these days. part of the rest of the iceberg is coming before you today. normally we would give you an information item and chance to digest the material. this is happening at a time where delays each month we are losing $1.2 million in accrued developer return if we are not able to bring in more dollars. we want to get your feedback to see where you want be to go from here. some quick background on pier 70. project approved late in 2017. groundbreaking mid 2018. more dontal construction -- horizontal construction is underway. phase one is seven buildings, three are in the near term. building 12, which we issued a lease on two weeks ago, but today we are talking about the other buildings e2 residential rental on this slide it is the shaded-in to the bottom right e2 with dark blue border around the gray parcel. parcel a is an office building up at the top in the middle of the project. also outlined in a darker blue bo