and co-founder has been in the emo bayless the game for well over a decade. we saw that electric buses were the future my husband presented our first hybrid bus at the hanover fair in two thousand and six it wasn't a fully clean bus run by batteries but in a press conference at the time he said diesel is dead it's all about alec tricity at the time no one took it seriously no one believed that zero emissions buses were the future that. the buses are necessarily one hundred percent clean whether or not they can be described as such depends on the kind of electricity that powers them still they're much greener than their diesel counterparts and many european cities have been investing in them despite their higher cost. so. i wanted to use the ied buses have an advantage over eight car as. we know the routes how often they operate and what distances are involved. so we can plan accordingly to ensure that it operates like a diesel run password. it's certainly an efficient system but on the downside it's not very flexible and then there's the problem of charging u

a town that because of mike stewart and michael bayless and great folks, whether it be the u.s. attorney and marshall's office and others, working in a coordinated fashion, just as you suggested, we rounded up over 40 drug dealers, drug kingpins, the amount of heroin and fentanyl that was taken in that raid was enough to kill every man, woman, and child five times over in my hometown of 50,000 people. thank you. what i want to make sure of, because this is about resources, and giving you and your team the resources you need, i want to make sure we keep this up. i want to make sure not only do we rounded them up, but we also lock them up. and there is a real concern. and i know it's in the hands of the courts. but i want to make sure that your prosecutors, your law enforcement officials have the resources to make sure that we put these people behind bars. because i will tell you, there is a real concern from the public that the criminals get out faster than the reports are filed. we want them rounded up. we want them locked up. >> thank you. revolving doors are not acceptable. i'

a town that because of mike stewart and michael bayless and great folks, u.s. attorneys or marshals office and others working in a coordinated fashion, just as you suggested, we rounded up over 40 drug dealers, drug kingpins. the amount of heroin and fentanyl that was taken in that raid was enough to kill every man, woman and child five times over in my hometown of 50,000 people. thank you. what i want to make sure of, because this is about resources and giving you and your team the resources you need, i want to make sure we keep this up. i went to make sure not only do we round them up but we also lock them up. and there is a real concern and i know it's in the hands of the courts but i want to make sure that your prosecutors, your law enforcement officials have the resources to make sure that we put these people behind bars. because i will tell you there's a real concern from the public that the criminals get out faster than the reports are filed. we want them rounded up. we want them locked up. >> thank you. revolving doors are not acceptable. i'm hearing to