we have brad benson the director of waterfront resilience program here today to talk about the army corp study, and carlos will be representing the authorization for our contract award for pier 50 for earthquake improvements. this is a exciting time to both talk about the flood study and our resilience program related to seismic concerns. i want to also thank the team for hosting generation climate with youth workforce and enterprise summit this past friday. this was a forum to make climate change and adapting to climate change more accessible and relatable to young people. on a (indiscernible) commissioners consistent with the write off policy adopted pursuant to resolution 2211 port staff provided you a report summarizing one recommended write off account to this month. if you have-you have 30 days to let me know if you have questions or concerns and i'll schedule a future commission item if you do. in closing, we continue to tackle many challenges and opportunities that we have related to economic recovery resilience and equity and i think we are acceling due to port leadership and ex

. >> your counterpart, secretary benson, in georgia, secretary of state brad raffensperger, wrote ane "wall street journal" about this. it's called "i can't keep trump off the ballot." in it he writes, "for a secretary of state to remove a candidate would only reinforce the grievances of those who see the system as rigged and corrupt." doesn't he have a point? >> yeah. there's a lot of real concerns there. and frankly one of the biggest things that is impressing upon me in this moment isn't simply this question of are state election officials really the proper deciders in this as unilateral decision makers? i don't think so. i think the courts are. but secondly, our job as state election officials is to ensure people can trust the system, people have faith in their vote in our democracy, and though i will follow the law and uphold the constitution, whatever that may be, as first and foremost, a north star for me is ensuring our democracy is one that gives people choices, that respects voters and political parties' opportunity to elect their preferred candidates. so all of that is tie