carol baker got 30 years.s randall james. >> reporter: betty clings to her baby and her daughters and her husband. but it's hard, she says. missing her dad. >> the situation has made me like i am not in control of anything in my life. the one person who made me feel like i could be in control was him. and i can call him to see if i am handling this the right way or -- >> reporter: as you are sitting here talking, you have been calling on him again and again. >> i like to think that. >> reporter: in the end, randy baker's daughter is just as tough as he was. maybe tougher. maybe she just doesn't know it yet. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. watchin

baker's finger is bandaged. >> according to the cops, it looks as if robert baker has a cut on his lefts porsche. could there be a connection? >> reporter: mysteries abound. those two masked men seen outside fabio's home, who are they? fabio found stabbed to death inside and his car stolen. but why? >> what seems to start off as a sort of, it's a burglary gone wrong. it's horrible. it's terrible. there's a twist here. >> so all of a sudden, people were, like, oh, there's really more to this than what's going on. >> so they start to watch. they're looking for a connection. >> reporter: and now there's a connection to multiple people in the sementilli circle. a man with porn in his past, and a far more sordid secret that's still unrevealed. so what's going on? >> at this point i'm blown away. i'm in shock. >> how ever this went down, it was executed brilliantly because we were deceived. >> reporter: a stunning deception police say that will shock the sementillis to their core when arrests are made and all is revealed. >> i said, there's no way. there's got to be a mistake. scout is protec

baker's economy should also be seen. baker's economy . now we have explained in detail that the cost of bread should be priced more correctly , consider the baker's profit, and after that read and price it, and in fact. this fourth step should be implemented as well. this is the summation of what i told you. i don't agree with the savings based on the numbers that they gave. now, these are the official numbers that have been announced. i am one of the guests of the program who appeared in the program. i would like to thank you, dear viewers, for accompanying us in any case, ardonan's subsidy has its supporters and opponents. it should be seen in the next stage of this project. how will it be implemented and how will it be completed? this is a sports equipment store in a large iranian store , where you can easily choose your favorite sports equipment from among all the impressive variety , then take it to your home with free shipping at an unbelievable price. as simple as that, the sports equipment store in iran's big store has a discount

the baker is actually provided ms. nazari says that the economy should be secured first, then we will go to the plan, but now we have gone to the plan , we want to restore the economy according to the governor's working group, and the price that should be changed should be fixed, the sample should be changed. i have it too, mr. azaribaga, i would like you to see that the subsidy is being paid to the beginning of the chain , and to one person left at the end of the chain , they should pay the subsidy to the people, because they are the trustees , in fact, they should put the subsidy into the name account of the first statement of the subsidy obligation. specify the subsidy frankly, people should be paid, then the price of flour will be freed, now it should be discussed and investigated, that issue should be discussed and investigated, no, you say that if the subsidy should be taken to the end of the chain, if it is other than that, then you say that the subsidy for flour should be removed, that subsidy too. that is paid

in fact, the plan was to allocate flour based on the performance of bakers, that is bakers who are based in fact informed. in my opinion , as an economic expert, the benefits of implementing this policy that we did were more than the costs. in short, yes , we can say that the number of electronic invoices that have been issued is 7. it was a billion accounts, which means we had 12 million transactions per day the fact that they had a permit for a share of flour, but actually did not cook them, was clarified with this plan, although this was postponed due to the infrastructure that was not available before, and the year actually started in 401, this startup is yes. the next issue, which i think is an important issue, is the amount of flour we save. now if we want to say the numbers, yes, we have an approach to the amount of savings. yes, we saved flour, and realistically, it is almost double this amount, about 3 million, if now the opportunity. ok, in the next round, i can tell you the details and the calculations and how to do the calculations. yes, mrs. nazari says that the consumption

it is done for 30% of bakers, that is, 70 % of our bakers are doing their job right , they take the trouble to bring halal bread to their table, and we cannot guarantee that, sir, for example, bakers commit violations and so on. you see, we have a case that just yesterday came to me for a national code that has a lot of bread assuming that there are two licenses, two tajan codes, now these friends who implement the plan know the tajan code much better, there are two tajan codes, these two codes are overlapped, and in fact, it has caused 30 bags for each name every decade. in fact , 60 sacks of flour are deducted every decade. you can see baker's flour, which means that it is deducted in abundance. it can be given and then he goes to get it. we told him that for a decade , according to what they have between them , actually for a decade more. and actually i want to with 60 pieces of flour in the form of a dropper . i will refer to this. our time is running out . please give me a minute. please give me a minute to serve mr. shurideh . please give me your closing speech. first check the price

mostly bakers are not happy with this plan.ause in some cases , baker's flour is reduced for unknown reasons, and information about what action causes the reduction. can be weak if the plan is smart , the baker should be warned at that moment that what action will reduce his quota. mr. mohammad jalal, advisor to the minister of economy, the implementation of ardonan's smart subsidy plan will increase the share and access to increase the government flour of bakers who have a committed behavior towards the supply of bread to the people and their quota will be in an increasing cycle and if there are bakers. who do not have the foundation to deliver subsidized flour to the people , should be removed from the production cycle. i thank my colleague elhari for preparing this report. we have seen other positive and negative opinions regarding the smartening of ardonan's subsidy. in any case, mr. shourideh, there is an issue that experts have raised. this is about the 40 % allowance that is paid to bakers to help . telling the executive

the allocation of flour was based on the performance of the bakers, that is, the bakers who were actually based on the information received from that warehouse. there is no supply, now these violations that they say, now their flour has become so-and-so, it has become a disaster. i will tell you that the third step, which was about popularization, was the participation of the people. this also happened in azar 402, which , unfortunately, is due to the lack of information that the people in charge of the ministry of economy have. had we have not seen the participation of the people in this matter. the participation of the people in the current system. yes, yes, the participation of the people means that the violations that you have in this field should be shown. i am an economic expert i am the manager of the implementation of the nanino plan and the ardanasi smart plan, which means that we should make a cost benefit between this implementation of this policy that we did. whatever it was, its benefits, the benefits that i can say in this field , it might be a bit long, but i will say brief

unemployed baker was forced to relocate to salt city job. now, up until this point baker while unjust, is unfortunately far from unique. mid-century advances in u.s. sexology had offered some gender crossers like baker an increased level of medical and identity affirmation. but these individuals, if outed ha choice to relocate and start life again somewhere else.workplaces were especially precarious spaces. as my esteemedo have argued out, gay federal workers who were subjected to cold war anti-gay propaganda and mass dismissals. what has been become known as the lavender and the private sector was not necessary. we much better right. openly or outed gay and trans workers were particularly vulnerable to exploitation or harassment by unscrewing useless employers. given long history of precarity fore trans people, it's unsurprising that baker might be immediately fired after was outed at work, or that she would respond by relocating to a city over a thousand miles away. what is surprising is what happens next. so from her new home iner filed a

king or i'm de demonizing malcolm x and ella baker.to get us to stand in right relation with ourlars so that we can continue to find our voices ■becafollow them, we stop the hard work of excellence. well, i want■ t to take this point one step further and apply something you don't but i think it's so relevant to what you just said■% and there'm you use in the book you use this term in the chapter on dr. king. how do you understand or interph the backlash against the tth history, the backlash as the which the work of being better peles actu on their full scale assault? abutely. absolutely. you know, richard slotkin has a new book tibes this moment as a second lost cause. hmm. and, you know, we know what the lost cause and redemption was all about,about the violence on the ground. and right from colfax to on and across the south. right. we understand that. but it was alsri our. everyone, these are posts. slavery. instances of a massacre as a black people who were standing up for their democratic rights and freedoms that they had earned. a

good evening to you mr baker. who is steve baker. me on. _ you mr baker. good evening. thanks for having me on. i— you mr baker. good evening. thanks for having me on. i don't _ you mr baker. good evening. thanks for having me on. i don't know - you mr baker. good evening. thanks for having me on. i don't know if - for having me on. i don't know if ou for having me on. i don't know if you heard _ for having me on. i don't know if you heard john _ for having me on. i don't know if you heard john curtice, - for having me on. i don't know if you heard john curtice, waiting l you heard john curtice, waiting lists are higher than when rishi sunak promised to bring them down in january 2023. and when it comes to the economy, all people have to do is, liz truss. it the economy, all people have to do is. liz truss— is, liz truss. it is soeb serring and of course _ is, liz truss. it is soeb serring and of course -- _ is, liz truss. it is soeb serring and of course -- sobering - is, liz truss. it is soeb serring and of course -- sobering and|

steve baker has definitely _ on them. that's right. steve baker has definitely distanced _ on them.stanced himself. has definitely distanced himself from this policy today. there has been a bit of talk of the fact that just a few days ago, the government had addressed not an identical national service scheme but something not too dissimilar, and basically said it was not government policy. steve baker has come out today and said that it is the case that that was not government policy several days ago, he said that if it had been government policy going through the normal processes, where ministers are involved in civil servants and advisers are involved, he is the northern ireland minister would have been one of the people that was part of that consultation. he says that did not take place and instead now we're in election campaign territory, these policies are being created by the party leader and by the political advisers advising the party leader, he says that's resulted in this being sprung on conservative candidates. find that's resulted in this being sprung on conservative cand

baker, man, you know, she's she's everything. me and and i think it has something to do with what it means to have a puissent a focus as opposed to a pulpit centered focus. know what does it mean to be focused on the people as opposed to these these so-called great men, the leaders themselves? you know, you mentioned earlier she's without her. the 20th century. mid-20th century doesn't make sense politically for black america. she's organizing. she's a field in the forties for the naacp. those connections matter because if it wasn't for those connections, bob moses would not find way. bob moses of student nonviolent coordinating committee would not find his way to emcee more in mississippi. her connections make that happen. right. you know, first executive director of schools. there's a reason why snick organizes itself as a university as miss baker's alma mater. and, you know, there's this insistence on affirming the capacities of everyday, ordinary people. she she has this wonderful formulation of strong people. don't need stro

please vote to approve landmark status for gilbert baker's only permanent art installation. thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is ralph hibbs. i've lived in san francisco since 1994, when i came here as a newly out gay man. i'm on the board of the community castro benefit district and its treasurer. i reside at castro market directly on top of harvey milk plaza and under the rainbow flag, on behalf of the gilbert baker foundation, i'm submitting ten letters from san francisco queer leaders in support of landmarking, the gilbert rainbow flag installation at harvey milk plaza that expands on the set of 39 letters from international queer leaders on may 6th, 2024. letters include solis barry, founder and former ceo of out and equal workplace advocates andy cross, mr. powerhouse leather, 2013. mr. s.f. leather, 2013. international mr. leather 2013 john neumeier, activist and fabulous party host, san francisco, california, doctor betty sullivan, co-publisher and editor of the san francisco bay times and founder of betty's list marc rhodes, lgbtq plus community even

so from her new home in salt lake city, baker filed a claim with.he minnesota department of mdh, are charging the taxpayer with sex discrimination. sex had only just been added to the list of protective categories in the minnesota human act baker's of this new category signals her belief that this law applied to both cis and trans workers. her attorney explained to reporters on november 26, 1969, quote, it's a classic case. she was obviouslyo perform the job when she was a man and in fact, baker was replaced by a the tampa. un investigation mdh are agreed that the team provided sex and legal workplace protections. that's not the part. unfortunate. that's a good thing. what is unfortunate is that his supervisor did notand on june 2nd, 1970, mdh commissioner stopes had closed baker's case based on a of sex is not sex within the meaning of the minnesota state act against discrimination. baker was one of the first of over 30 transsexual girls who used sex and disability based employment law to challenge anti-trans discrimination in at courts. federal ag

at that point the firshistorian, dick baker, had been doing this atratic caucus every week for years,ut republicans hadn't caught leader mcconnell, who is a great lover of history, came and asked me to start doing it on their repus and i did that. i did it almost until the day i left the office. years, produced hundreds of th usually, you know anywhere from 500long. they had to be short, succinct se you only had five minutes to tell the story. but they had to also tell a complete story. it was an interest good challenge and probably one of the b i have had as a senate historian. senators kept coming and asking me to produce a put them into the book because they wanted to share the stories with other people, and that is what resulted in the book we call "scenes." host: what was the interest level from thenators as a rule lovthey are institution that is very tradition-bound so they are day. and it is not unusual for get multiple requests from a senator,, or their office asking for historical or backgroundmaterial. that would often call and sao fly home thursday or friday and i want to k

peter bakerer -- baker, any man around him knows about loyalty. rick scott is in that courtroom today. it's worth remembering. we talked about this earlier, even though they're not getting the actual tape, they have gotten the transcript of now that infamous moment with billy bush where he talks about grabbing women, and when you're famous, they let you do it, and after that, everybody just about thought his campaign was dead. they distanced themselves from him. they wanted nothing to do with him, and yet most of those people have come back to him now. it will be interesting to see what happens depending on what the outcome of this. >> let me add one sentence. >> this woman was disloyal, and now i go out of my way to make her life miserable. my motto is always get even. when someone screws you, screw them back in spades. getting even is not a personal thing. it's just part of doing business. >> that's not a ghost writer. that was all donald trump. >> you didn't need anything to determine that, peter? >> i think you can pretty much say that's donal

the bakers who want to be active in this matter, i.e. offer their bread at a competitive price, shouldounce their readiness in the platforms and then. after this action when the bread is offered at a competitive price, at the end of each period, the amount of flour sold online at a competitive rate is calculated in the system at the cost price, and the bakers actually receive subsidized flour and allowances for the purpose of online supply at a competitive price. they don't accept the price of bread , either competitively or as a proposal. in your presence , the approved price must be approved by the working groups of ardonan provinces, who are the highest decision-makers and policymakers in the field of wheat and ardonan provinces . we must be approved by them. simple, yes, all types of bread should be approved by donan working groups, but the additives must be approved by the monitoring commissions of the provinces, it is no longer the same price. every customer in online shopping receives an electronic bill detailing the price of bread and the services provided through the bread sup

steve bake ., ., steve baker the northern ireland minister, making _ steve baker the northern irelander, making some less - steve baker the northern ireland minister, making some less than steve baker the northern ireland i minister, making some less than on message remarks about the national service idea. yes, as far as the prime minister is concerned, and those remarks from zach goldsmith, the prime minister has been talking to on itv news tonight and says that he's not going to california. he is proud to be based here and to have a future here, whatever the outcome of the election. he was talking about his beloved southampton, returning to the premier league. he was saying - i to the premier league. he was saying — i don't have his exact words — but the bit was "i'm not going anywhere regardless of what happens." iirrul’hat regardless of what happens." what would have set _ regardless of what happens." what would have set a _ regardless of what happens." what would have set a style _ regardless of what happens." what would have set a style tempted not have been promoted? but we nev

school in paris to teach how to make professional pizza, why pizza, because what is it between the bakerfter this school i went back to the restaurant, here i was a chef in the kitchen and pizza and a regular kitchen, really. in france we love the cuisine, the food is good products, good technologies, quality and more, yes, my mother was not a good cook, my dad was more, and my grandparents, my grandfather cooks very well, and so i started to get used to eating a good recipe. good dishes, then i have a very good friend, he is a baker and he taught me many, many different things about food, wine and how to eat well, then i i start cooking at home, i liked to give love through food at home on.. . and how much i love working in a restaurant, i was angry, so i decided to leave, at first i wanted to move to russia, and i prepared everything, to visit russia, st. petersburg, st. petersburg, moscow and sochi, i wanted to see, replay earlier, i wanted to know when i... and i wanted to visit russia, maybe 4 days earlier, the border was closed, they were closed, i have a friend, a korsnikan, who l

howard baker asking that important question. and really, what it boils down to is this the only way to understand when or if the president knew was to get access to those tapes and it's fascinating that howard baker is the person who, in a closed door session with watergate, the senate watergate committee member i the one to propose that the senate take the president to court over access to the tapes. did the watergate committee issue a final report? and what did it say? it did issue a final report in the spring of 1974. and i have say that the watergate story by, the time the senate watergate committee issues its final report, the watergate story had moved far past the senate's important contribution. and so the watergate final report issued by the senate commteis a bit of a it doesn't gain as much attention as people, particularly the investigators on the committee would have liked what the watergate final report says is that there had been a number of illegal activities. unethical activities that had been accepted by this adm

howard baker asking that important question. and really, what it boils down to is this the only way to understand when or if the president knew was to get access to those tapes and it's fascinating that howard baker is the person who, in a closed door session with watergate, the senate watergate committee members, is the one to propose that the senate take the president to court over access to the tapes. did the watergate committee issue a final report? and what did it say? it did issue a final report in the spring of 1974. and i have say that the watergate story by, the time the senate watergate committee issues its final report, the watergate story had moved far past the senate's important contribution. and so the watergate final report issued by the senate committee is a bit of a it doesn't gain as much attention as people, particularly the investigators on the committee would have liked what the watergate final report says is that there had been a number of illegal activities. unethical activities that had been accepted by t

, that is, a baker invented pizza, invented pizza , a baker from naples, that is, he was not originallysome kind of fast food, no, it is... uh, a separate dish, that is, it is prepared with soul, with love, with the right products , that is, i would not say that this is fast food, maybe it is street food, yes there is - in naples pizza is prepared right on the street and people pass there and take the pizza with them, that is, it is wrapped in a portfolio, it is called pizza, it is twisted into four parts, given into the hands of a person and he simply walks down the street, eats, but it’s not fast food, maybe street food, or italian cuisine, it’s very simple, simple delicious, that is, it’s homemade handmade pasta, fresco, pizza, well, pizza in general, in principle, pizza is cooked exclusively with wood fuel in the oven. well, the choice is very large, that is, the products are very good italian, we try to take good flour, this is delangivana raspberry, italian flour, these are selected grains, this does not mean that they are only italian, they come from all over the world, that is,

did at school in paris to teach how to make professional pizza, why pizza, because it is between the baker the kitchen, how i adore both, i felt it was a good compromise, so after this school i returned to the restaurant here, i was the chef cook in the kitchen and pizza and regular kitchen, yes, in fact in france we love the kitchen, eat, good products, good technology, quality and more yes, my mother did not cook well, my dad more and my grandparents, my... grandfather cooks very well and - so i started to get used to uh eating a good recipe uh good dishes then i i have a very good friend, he’s a baker, uh, and he taught me many, many different things about food, wine, uh , how to eat well, then i’m in the period when there was a virus, when there was a virus, the whole restaurant was closed, and how i adore working in a restaurant. i was angry, so i decided to leave, at first i wanted to move to russia, and i prepared everything to visit russia, st. petersburg, st. petersburg, moscow, sootshy, yaghatai will look, ranchel usnat, when i wanted to visit russia. here for a month i loved it

, then there is a baker who invented pizza, who invented pizza, a baker from naples. that is, he wasd bread, pizza is basically bread, that is, to say that it is some kind of fast food, no, it is a separate dish, that is, it is prepared with soul, with love, with the right products, that is, i would not say that this is fast food, maybe it is street food, but in naples there is pizza prepared right on the street, and people pass there and take the pizza with them, that is, it is wrapped in a portfolio, it is called pizza, it twists... in four parts it is given into the hands of a person and he just walks down the street and eats, but this is not fast food, maybe street food, but italian cuisine, it is very simple, simple tasty, that is, it is homemade handmade pasta, fresco, pizza - well, pizza in general, in principle, pizza is cooked exclusively with wood fuel, in an oven, well, the choice is very large, that is, the products are very good italian, we try to take uh. and a single grain, let’s say the best grain, only the middle is taken, the rest goes to another grinding place or t

this is colonel baker. baker was amongst lincoln's closest friends. he was a had been a senator from illinois and then a senator from, oregon, lincoln second son was edward baker. lincoln had. and on 21st, 1861, baker was killed leading a regiment at the battle of ball's bluff. about three months after the disaster, edmund versus. george mcclellan, who was then commanding union forces. the was was sitting with president lincoln in the white house discussing affairs when. a runner came in and handed him a piece of paper. mcclellan opened it, read read it, put his pocket. never said anything about its content to the commander in chief. and that report was a report of the disaster at ball's bluff and the death of lincoln's close friend. later that afternoon. as lincoln was want to do. he wandered over to mcclellan's headquarters. and mcclellan not there. but he said to thomas eckert, who was mcclellan's clerk. anything new. and accurate says, no, sir, there's nothing new in the file. he goes into mcclellan's office and he sees they're laying on his desk,

and so ella baker helped establish this. they played mar role in a civil movement, freedom summer freedom ride, the founding of the mississippi. freedom democratic party. voter in march on washington, key leaders were john lewis diane nash, dawes, smith, roberson and stokely carmichael. right. they train local people to lead their own movement, which is corporate participatory democracy. right. so again, they're kind of taking on like ella baker is kind of grassroots led leadership. right. right. and so, again, this kind of activism throughout the state of north carolina is activism is in larger numbers. in the mid 1960s. right then 1967 movement, 500 people are marched in charlotte area to back the rice that college students from local kind of institutions barber scotia college jcc too. some students from little big white institutions live with some college as well right in that kind of charlotte area. this is an image of boycotts and demonstrations at in durham ad howard johnson's right so this is a very large it happened

baker with call sign rostov is preparing another batch of easter cakes., eggs. milk and a dozen other ingredients, raisins are added for taste, the recipe is simple, but time-tested, i have had this since childhood, since my grandmother was a baker herself, we got up early in the morning. they started preparing dough with it, i became interested in it, and after all this i decided to become a polymakar. after eight hours of first kneading the dough from a diesel army stove, the ruddy cakes finally come out, they are covered with glaze, decorated and sent to the front line, they will be illuminated already in dugout churches. christ will rise, even after the end of the service, the artillerymen do not immediately leave the church dugout, some stay to pray a little more, others write “ notes for the health of those colleagues who are nearby and for the repose of those who died fulfilling their military duty, since here we are everything is close, let’s say, to death, so, of course, this is faith - this is probably one of the most important components, the t

the cost and equivalent flour will be allocated to dear bakers in each period. in the second model, the supply of bread is at a competitive price. bakers who want to be active in this matter, i.e. , offer their bread at a competitive price, must announce their readiness on the platforms, and after this action, when the bread is offered at a competitive price, at the end of each period, the amount of flour that is offered online with the competitive rate that happened in the system is calculated with the cost price, and bakers do not actually receive subsidized flour and allowances for the purpose of online supply at a competitive rate. what is the price of bread? in the form of competition, i would like to invite you to the approved price. it must be approved by the working groups of ardenan provinces, who are the highest decision-makers and policymakers in the field of wheat and ardenan provinces. it must be approved by them. other types of bread, now sesame, non -sesame plain, all yes, all types. bread must be approved by ardonan's working group, but additives

peter baker. making. all right. och, great. thank you, guys. thank you all for coming. what a great crowd. really excited. i'm really glad to be here. you guys are terrific to take out a beautiful evening like this and hang out with with me here on such an interesting subject. but it means a lot to me.

haldeman, who was asked the now infamous question by leading republican howard baker. here's some of his testimony. the one thing that keeps recurring to me and the one thing i've tried to put to every witness that has unique information in addition to their own personal information and knowledge, is what the president know. and when did he first know it? now, you were closer to the press in the united states, more on than probably any other person in the world outside his immediate family. i want to know what you can tell me in that respect. what did the president know and when did he know it? i've tried to tell that in the recounting of my statement, but what the president knew about the watergate and again, if we can divide to prejudge 17 and post-june 17, what he knew was basically what has been clearly

mr baker.lloran . o'halloran. >> the 87 year old, originally from county clare in ireland, was a popular figure in the west london borough of greenford. often seen out busking on his mobility scooter, raising money for charity . mobility scooter, raising money for charity. his killer was a career criminal with a string of convictions dating back decades . convictions dating back decades. this is lee bowyer. just hours before the frenzied knife attack, buying a pair of distinctive trainers , they're distinctive trainers, they're clearly visible in this latest cctv as bowyer heads off armed with a knife looking for a victim. thomas o'halloran had been out shopping for groceries shortly before the attack, seen here purchasing milk and other items. this is just 15 minutes before he'd come face to face with his killer. before he'd come face to face with his killer . other security with his killer. other security camera images show the pensioner driving along side of the busy a40 in greenford , headi

brennan r baker . former liberal democrat. brennan r baker.rry, i often get a police officer called norman brennan. apologies, norman. there we are. i watch crime prevention minister, former liberal democrat mp and stickler for facts and home office minister, as well . look, plenty minister, as well. look, plenty to come from them tonight, but i wanted to start with an interview. i did a little bit earlier on, so i caught up with shadow secretary of state for scotland ian murray, and started by asking him about labour's plans. this was the big one today for a great british energy company has all been costed in the £8.3 company has all been costed in the £83 billion of capitalisation would bring in 3 to 1 in terms of private spending, and this is about what the big operators are trying to do. >> they are already transitioning away and have their own plans away from fossil fuels and having great british energy to give us clean energy by 2030 is a way of the government backing that, backing private enterprise to help us deliver it and having a na