>> thank you celeste and i want to say it's an tohonor to be here with julissa and celeste. is my microphone working? i was just saying it's an honor to be with julissa and celeste and i'm honored to be here with youtoday . my most recent book , this book here is my fourth book and it's a departure from my previous three books whichare much more straightforward investigative journalism . and the investigative journalism that i've done, my first book for example is called border patrol nation and it looks at the post 9/11 expansion of the us border and immigration enforcement apparatus. so i tried to do a deep dive into that an investigative fashion and looking at for example the budgets of the us border and immigration enforcement from say 1994 and 1994 is a very critical year because that's provisions or deterrence strategy wasn't limited. the strategy that we see er25 years or 26 years later on the border today. prevention and deterrence is building up the urban or traditional places where people cross with technology and more agents and is forcing people to set circumvent

the believing that the but the impact on this community goes far beyond limited homes. oily local celeste, they were kidnapped and detained in sellers for days on end. accused by the russians of helping the ukrainian military, several residents still missing fit, killed. a priest arrived linny, bring village, with supplies for those who have lost almost everything. but it's not food or money that the locals are asking for us. who am i and what was the local, put the people here need tranquilizers with many of them have lost every single recipe that they spent a lifetime saving $4.00 with the swiss. their houses sought their cars. it's all gone into separate from what you both shows as the damp seller where she her husband and her neighbors spent some of the coldest nights of the year. you know the truth. good, national geographic douglas. we weren't just hearing the shelling. we could feel it . everything was shaking really. all we could do is pray that it wouldn't hit us. we just kept praying to both tells us she and every one she knows has exhausted her what you can always waiting for s

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let him come slush. contribute to mamma was evelyn celeste, korea. who could never copy my love them for the hut. oh, can they any or could it be min hutton? not my lad, kind of whom was it? i do. we are newton must have a kind of cuddy bird. let them, phillip about my mom was in, i have to be within them about one, shall they if you just them and the what them and presenting on that. i'd love to know if you have any special fee. i'll boss costco, maya, who are p minish of i any visual a lot of he's upset. i'm a company below what? ah ah ah, i said i wanna know because eagle doesn't belong to got a game with this. didn't these road famous history of the peloponnesian wars? what he observes is the war or the conflict does not usually break out with the bigger the smaller country, pushing up and pushing up and finally attacking. that's not what happens. it's usually the bigger country that gets worried and then the tax. and you can see this pattern through history, they call it sometimes the facilities crap. and it's dangerous for the future because we

why don't celeste feels because of the phone with a table she does every show. ah, ah ah. ah. with ya, he keeps the uneasy leg united authorities you eat martha products and more water market dollar deal, or can i ask you to john swagger or dixon, a grenette or bill be schemata must be thrown in the amount to nicholas minimum neutral? is that a both a new missouri shut? you said bumpy bacon. only cooper issue. but it's an effective way most miss must the 3rd she been gone. poina does ship center wallace to dispose or 40 other. ah, no, he is in a 121, or can he fish toby and you come back here been more more clear on you my go, buckley should be made 30. you put know men, your best bet. you get that off. decide center. i yell company for the either or my opinion, but a one with hope of. yeah. which and then you might use the sofa. my on my thought a boy j u d e is still watching. disney, he get those or if he, if he, is he again, nickelodeon or yeah, mom, jamie, he thought such to yeah, pre week store is the hot besides, but i mean, he was described to you, but out with the doo

assistant defense secretary for international security affairs, celeste wollander was asked whether the terms of use are stricter than before. >> the nuclear posture language does not apply exclusively to nuclear attacks. in there had been speculation about whether conditions for the use of nuclear weapons would be tightened in the review. president joe biden had noted before taking office that the sole purpose of such arms should be deterrence and retaliation against a nuclear attack. some u.s. media say the biden administration may have taken note of concern by washington's allies about growing nuclear threats interest russia and china. >>> it's time for world weather with our meteorologist sayaka mori. severe storms ripped through the central and southern united states during the past couple of days. sayaka has more on what to expect for thursday. >> hello there. severe weather is flaring up in parts of the united states. the radar over the past 24 hours, a lot of rain is pounding the united states. on top of that, there have been numerous reports of severe weather, there were 29 rep

próximo demme de lo que se espera los empleados están trabajando marchas forzadas para que el parque celesteridades de texas prevén realizar 900 viajes en autobús para trasladar hasta washington cese a los migrantes del refugio chihuahua center en el viaje dura 31 horas a llegar a la capital las personas podrán seguir con sus petit iones de ascitis según algunas activistas esta es la mejor opción para las personas que quieren encontrarse con algún familiar. >>> iniciar una nueva vida tratando de superar todos los obstáculos y todo lo que pasamos para empezar de nuevo. los activistas tamil destacaron que los autobuses para aquellos que deseen comunicarse con sus parientes pusimos hablando de inmigración un día después de la llegada del primer autobús enviado por el gobernador de texas a washington con inmigrantes activistas y líderes locales reaccionar a la llegada de todos ellos darío lópez desde la capital nos dice >>> dos autobuses llegaron a weston con poco más de 40 migrantes los activistas seÑalan al gobernador. >>> el mensaje para el gobernador de texas estamos listos para servir a los

paciencia vamos a ver las autopistas el puente san mateo condiciones agradable yendo hacia lo que celestemino inundado la respuesta correcta el cruce de trenes mucho cuidado con los trenes porque si no se lo lleva el tren estamos viendo quÉ es lo que sucede al menos un poco de tráfico antes de llegar al puente de la bahía y las condiciones especialmente las cinco 88 80 el panorama se mantiene algo de tráfico en gran parte de la zona saludos amigos por san leandro no hay accidentes al momento por ahí llegando hacia san josé el panorama se mantiene con tráfico normal a esta hora sin accidentes siga conduciendo con mucho cuidado >>> nos vemos en breve. sabía usted que puede recibir créditos por parte del irs más adelante le explicamos de qué se trata >>> el congreso de la fifa previo al mundial se llevó a cabo en qatar y figuras del fútbol mundial platicaron en exclusiva con telemundo al regresar de la pausa el reportaje espectacular de lejano navarro en qatar la fifa se reunió hoy para definir puntos importantes para la próxima copa del mundo de qatar 2022 entrar en el medio del diente alej

. >> han habido escenas fuertes como cuando me despido de mi madre, celeste y en la segunda caída y lada y nos lastimamos. >> al representación de la pasión y muerte de jesucristo está consideardo como patrimonio cultural de la ciudad de méxico y se espera la visita de un millón de personas, regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> gran tradición gracias issa osorio y la cantante camila cabello estuvo hoy para nbc con today show y para "hoy día" en telemundo mire lo bien que lo hizo. >> ♪ (música) ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ cantó desde nueva york en vivo con un mini concierto en que interpretó sus grandes éxitos y dio muestra de su gran carisma que tiene. >> ♪ (música) ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪. >> dan ganas de bailar ¿verdad? gracias por - seÑora, llegÓ un paquete para usted. - gracias. - ¿cÓmo te fue con cennet? - ay, le faltÓ besar los zapatos de selim para agradarle. - melisa. - mira, abuela, la seÑora arzu. es una de las dueÑas de la compaÑÍa. - y es muy joven. - aja

oh so on campus creek of boca valley where things were sent to celeste. we haven't been able to hear the new the approval from this has a little that you really are said that in autumn, 2000 was the district court in belgrade has a case against those who gave orders for yugoslavia to be bombed. use a breast in the creature, little nerve below korea, donald branch to to produce, drink till now blue maloney yourself among the others who was sentenced to 20 years in prison with a french president, jacques iraq, the german chancellor. gerhard schroeder, the u. s. secretary of state, madeleine albright, the nato secretary general, javier selina, the supreme allied commander in europe. wesley clark and native ministers of foreign affairs and defense. who give it to the eloquence studying on that. it says that even after a year below, you put it up as a brand new board meetings to style out those rates for koya. so coastal took us with them will be reynolds companies with the early kebraw yodi call post that itself will they wanna marleni from virginia where the

i'd like to introduce celeste berge, who's our senior analyst for the staffing bureau unit. >> thanks, commander, and good morning, chair mar, supervisor stefani, supervisor haney, and supervisor mandelman. we do have a presentation, and i will wait for it to be pulled up. great. thank you so much. for some background and context on our analysis, thank you so much, supervisors, for alluding to this, as well. in 2017, the board of supervisors with support from the mayor, adopted resolution number 63-17, which urged our police department to form a task force on strategic police staffing, and the goal of forming this task force was to determine the best methodologies for introducing sfpd staffing levels. as directed, our department did form the staffing task force in 2018, and i'll go into more detail in just a moment, but it included community members, nationally renowned experts, police officers, and internal stakeholders from our department, as well. in tandem, sfpd hired outside consultants, matrix consulting group to establish staffing levels for our department and to conduct a comp

i was just saying it's an honor to be with these two with julissa and celeste on this panel, and it's honored to be with you here today. my my most recent book bill britt does not walls. it's this book here. this book is my fourth book actually, and it's a departure from my previous three books, which are much more straightforward investigative journalism. um and just the investigative journalism that i've done. my first book for example is called border patrol nation, and it really looked at the post 9/11 expansion of the us border and immigration enforcement apparatus. so i try to do a deep dive into that and then investigative fashion and you know looking at for example the budgets of the of the us border and immigration and force of us a border and immigration enforcement from say 1994 or 1994's very critical year because that's when the prevention through deterrence strategy was implemented the strategy that we see 25 years or 26 years later on the border today prevention to deterrence is building up the the urban or traditional places where people crossed with walls technology a

civilians. russia's foreign minister says that negotiations with ukraine have reached an impasse. celeste julius ukraine back didn't agree to be a neutral non nuclear country in exchange for the international guarantees to security. that is what president putin was mentioning, bright at the beginning of this year. i think he was talking to macro and he said the expansion of nato is unacceptable. we can give certain security guarantees for ukraine and european countries, and that was our position and we stick to this position. at least 33 people have been killed in an explosion of the mosque and african astonish. according to the taliban, it happened in conduce province 43 people were wounded. that comes a day after a series of bombings across the country which killed 18 people. com has returned to the like the most compound, unoccupied, east jerusalem of violence. earlier in the day is ready for this. a mass meant through staying to the police station and they responded by deploying tig earlier. they fired rubber bullets, palestinians, frances, to presidential contenders amazing voters on

otro celeste fue en la universidad (nombre extranjero) de houston y lo hace porque no le importa quee usaron un camión para abarcar más terrenos pero confían en que van a disminuir las enfermedades mortales que causan el tipo de enfermedades. >>> no me vaya a cambiar el condado santa clara busca la manera de hacer accesible en internet para todos. les decimos lo que hace >>> por medio de la donación de órganos puede salvar vidas hablamos de que la motivó a convertirse en este (inaudible) >>> bella noche en la región algunos nublados prepárese para la lluvia y nieve. california >>> si les encanta la naturaleza y tienen el deseo de retribuirle mucho de la costa tienen oportunidad a que el próximo ábado se va realizar una jornada de limpieza en (informaciÓn en pantalla) información la puede solicitar escribiendo al correo que tienen pantalla (comerciales). uy, sofía se dignó a visitarnos. he estado ocupada, prima. ocupada patty. ahora es gigillonaria. ¿gigillonaria? tiene at&t fiber con velocidades hyper-gig... su internet es tan rápido que nos la pasamos viendo series en 8k, sin parar.

when i went east on al jazeera and we've been a hands on celeste's working in asia and africa, there'd be days where i'd be shooting and editing my iron stories in a refugee camp with no electricity. and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanities ever faced. and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and compromise. because that's the only way we can try to solve any of these problems is together. that's why does there is so important? we make those connections ah hello, i'm darren, jordan and dough. with a quick reminder, the top stories here on al jazeera, the rival sides, and humans, maybe 8 year war have agreed to a 2 month truth from saturday. both sides of also agreed to allow fuel shipments into a data port and let commercial flights operate from a capital sonnet. the truce which shares the possibility of renewal, coincides with the start of the holy month of ramadan. it opens the door with it. i see gems urgent humidity in the economy needs and creates a genuine opportunity to restart yeoman's politic

this is celeste is lucille smith, a number of the miscue nearly trip a rope with ruth graham's bill. it also did a formal move by like a loophole with that sort of funding. you fucked. a buell to him in the bottle skim, loanable grain, some easy bottles, chemo grain, some knowing you ball and the amount over it, and the function of the quarter. well, more of the so that you folks still more, this is nigel, please come, we'll do a story on that. thank you. my research has been with us. ok over at this match. he gave you a pretty chin because mr. so, but on the social, but it's initial walk into decide what the chimney me you sure abreast to children, even that all score at no additional blue for finds itself in a quandary is determined to punish russia for its military operation in ukraine. it's favoured policy instrument is of course, sanctions of all sorts. but alas, it's not so simple. sanctions and gender counter sanctions. this translates into economic pain for europe over them as they need needs through originally agreed nicholas. those poor of e m would go that one us hadn't mu

this is celeste is lucille smith said, kind of a little quick on observe from greens to lubbock number. do, miscue natalie. she just opens motors in the premier. now give me the school courtesy roper rosky. graham's bill at also the palmer mu, paulette causing mother lute little blister. i mean he does it sort of shun than you fucked. the decoy, aurora, colorado, buell to him in the bottle skim, loanable grain, some easy bottles. kamal grains of knowing you, boy, nobody about our men over at him in a new fox like laura. well, more than so that you folks still morning says daddy bliss campbell dish. not yet mister washburn, that they came over him were such as long as the snow was okay to go out this match, he unusual, but he to book a thorough mr. so but on the social, but it's initial walk into his thoughts on the chimney, me you sure. abreast to chin very narrow question even that all score more additional. ah ah no, no. when i was showing wrong, i just don't want you to see out this day because the advocate and engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves well, the par

it's like the marie celeste, half—finished meals. they were here for a month.l of the soldiers�* rubbish. on a front line, that is usually the sign of an ill—disciplined unit. they tried, unsuccessfully, to hide another tank in the trees. that was punished by the ukrainians, who destroyed it. a much bigger question is whether there will be a reckoning for what happened on the highway. maksim and ksenya were not the only ones who were killed near the tank, dug into the roadside. more bodies here? yes. one, two, three bodies, i think. yes. you're absolutely right. in a couple of hundred yards, with oleksandr from the ukrainian army, we counted 11 other dead bodies. it's ukrainian. three were wearing recognisable ukrainian military uniform. the others wore civilian clothes. some of the dead were piled up and surrounded by tyres. they deliberately burned them. they set on fire to hide their... ..to hide what they did. in the desolation are a mass of questions about who they were and how they were killed. it's hard to imagine the fear these people must have gone thr

it's like the marie celeste, half—finished meals. they were here for a month.l of the soldiers�* rubbish. on a front line, that is usually the sign of an ill—disciplined unit. they tried, unsuccessfully, to hide another tank in the trees. that was punished by the ukrainians, who destroyed it. a much bigger question is whether there will be a reckoning for what happened on the highway. maksim and ksenya were not the only ones who were killed near the tank dug into the roadside. more bodies here? yes. one, two, three bodies, ithink. yes. you're absolutely right. in a couple of hundred yards, with oleksandr from the ukrainian army, we counted 11 other dead bodies. it's ukrainian. three were wearing recognisable ukrainian military uniform. the others wore civilian clothes. some of the dead were piled up and surrounded by tyres. they deliberately burned them. they set on fire to hide their... to hide what they did. in the desolation are a mass of questions about who they were and how they were killed. it's hard to imagine the fear these people must have gone through

ah president vladimir celeste. he tells all 0 he regrets ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons in the 19 nineties and he named several governments that could give security guarantees to protect his country. one of them is china. another is russia . but will anyone actually do that? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program i'm rob madison. ukraine is preparing for what it says will be fierce fighting with russian forces. president vladimir zalinski told al jazeera that russia could renew its attack on. keep, if you cranium, forces fail on the eastern front. massive accusations been carried out on the eastern city of commer tossed on friday, more than 50 people were killed in a strike on a railway station. ukraine says russia fired missiles while thousands of civilians were waiting to catch trains. rush, i says, it's not to blame it. says keith is responsible, ukrainian forces have managed to retake other times and zalinski says that's giving people new hope. yes. so we can see that the war is not over ye

it's as if celeste in the chain gets really neighborhood then each from that's where i still live. miss barnett mckee now to be live during the boy. we lived in hiding in the summer, but every now and then we went out to play in front of the building. nicholas to that house today. i'll let him out. i had an old car and some bikes. repent wheels is clean, and we couldn't even ride them. isn't he a similar to it was the law we basically played without toys. did he simply had nothing. i had a task home email tag. mr. drawer. that was your 1st time. have osteo came off to the whartley talk, he brought me a whole album and i saw these pictures and 1st title album, when actually that was like come then the tears came over to me. my mother insisted to be mobile. i'm it is that some black, it was so strange to see these photos kapco. i stood up a lot of emotions and nazi taught us was it or no money? as i said, you could almost say that we were born together than i study. and i was a year older than amar and harlan darma was the youngest. as long as our mom was alive, sylvia g, we were all

didn't see him for a long time on that to go visit for at least 3 or 4 months to see, to see who celeste in the change to be in the neighborhood then changed from that's where i still live. miss finale key now to be like during the boy we lived in hiding in the summer, but every now and then we went out to play in front of the building close to that house today. and i'll let him out. i had an old car and some bikes with clint wheels is clean and we couldn't even ride them in the similar to what was the rule . we basically played without toys. id, eager simply had nothing. i had a task home email tag, which time peter had as his 1st time have osteo came off to the voice li talk. he brought me a whole album and i saw these pictures and 1st title album when match, it was like come then the tears came for me. my mother insisted to be mobile. i'm it. is that some black. it was so strange to see these photos cockle. i stood up a lot of emotions and nazi taught us, was it more know much more as positive? you could almost say that we were born together than that study. i was a year older than am

i'd like to introduce celeste berge, who's our senior analyst for the staffing bureau unit. >> thanks, commander, and good morning, chair mar, supervisor stefani, supervisor haney, and supervisor mandelman. we do have a presentation, and i will wait for it to be pulled up. great. thank you so much. for some background and context on our analysis, thank you so much, supervisors, for alluding to this, as well. in 2017, the board of supervisors with support from the mayor, adopted resolution number 63-17, which urged our police department to form a task force on strategic police staffing, and the goal of forming this task force was to determine the best methodologies for introducing sfpd staffing levels. as directed, our department did form the staffing task force in 2018, and i'll go into more detail in just a moment, but it included community members, nationally renowned experts, police officers, and internal stakeholders from our department, as well. in tandem, sfpd hired outside consultants, matrix consulting group to establish staffing levels for our department and to conduct a comp

it's like the marie celeste, half—finished meals. they were here for a month. unit. they tried, unsuccessfully, to hide another tank in the trees. that was punished by the ukrainians, who destroyed it. a much bigger question is whether there will be a reckoning for what happened on the highway. maksim and k5enya were not the only ones who were killed near the tank, dug into the roadside. more bodies here? yes. one, two, three bodies, ithink. yes. you're absolutely right. in a couple of hundred yards, with 0lek5andr from the ukrainian army, we counted 11 other dead bodies. it's ukrainian. three were wearing recognisable ukrainian military uniform. the others wore civilian clothes. some of the dead were piled up and surrounded by tyres. they deliberately burned them. they set on fire to hide their... to hide what they did. in the desolation are a mass of questions about who they were and how they were killed. it's hard to imagine the fear these people must have gone through in the last few moments of their lives or, indeed, the anguish survivors, families, must b

normally she just stonewalls and celeste hunter biden is a private citizen that has nothing to do with the white house. that was a more conciliatory tone may be because the question came out of left field literally from pbs. not from fox with "the new york post" that she is always kind of snarling too. she did say she would come back with some information. that may be the first time the white house addresses the hunter biden problem instead of just sticking their heads in the sand like ostriches. at some point they have to grapple with this problem. >> laura: miranda. >> the grand jury in delaware is looking into hunter biden's alleged business nefarious dealings. >> laura: we can't wait until we find out more about that. miranda, great to see you. thank you. if you can't watch us live, set a series to record on your dvr so you don't mrs. every weeknight at 10:00 p.m. he knows. the state of missouri was among three states that sued the biden administration over its move to end title 42 early this month. they just scored a huge victory. missouri attorney general eric schmidt will be hea

if you're celeste thank you for sticking around. where on the ground in ukraine this hour. we're following reports. nbc news have confirmed that 20 civilians were allowed to leave the besieged steel plant. we'll talk about that in a moment. also gonna talk to pennsylvania congresswoman chrissy houlahan about what's going on in ukraine, and whether congress will come through on president biden's a pass kids for the besieged country. i will talk about the wild political scene in her home state. also this hour, donald trump said to hold a rally tomorrow, in nebraska, supporting a candidate accused of multiple sexual assaults. he's not only standing by him, he's coaching him on how to turn the tables on his accusers. plus this. >> yes i'm a member of the press, i have radio affiliates, i'm on the fox news channel, which is a news channel. but i don't claim to be a journalist. a claim to be a talk show host. >> there you have it, fox news host sean hannity as he deals with the hollowed from new tech showing he was ready to do just about anything it took to keep the president in

if you're celeste thank you for sticking around. where on the ground in ukraine this hour. we're

we want to get him -- we want to start answering that plaut and celeste. forcing joe biden to act.s basically somebody else sing title 42 -- let's let that go away. what is again comal cass is breaking loose. kristin simona is upset. now the fight is happening on your side. but is not because of a dutch president trump was very aggressive. these are my policies, deal with a pair this guy seems to be very laid-back. so when things happen around him people respond. when is forced to a stepchild. it's almost as if that tesla self-driving car that hasn't been fully worked out yet. >> but is he laid-back or is this somewhat of a strategy? when you look up boris johnson on the world stage walking down the streets of war-torn kyiv, then you hear the political reverb on all of that where is fighting president biden? general petraeus anger doing a great job. you can't put them there because you can't protect them. but you can put people anywhere you really want to put them. is there something else he could do? could he zoom and with zelenskyy. if you're going to lead the american people hav

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celeste wallander, with the department of defense and general ted wolters, u.s. air force commander for the u.s.-european command. welcome. tomorrow will be the last day of work in this committee for paul archangeli, our staff director for 12 years. i want to thank paul for his service. he is a veteran of the u.s. army, did bomb disposal in the army before coming to work for the government. we are all going to miss him terribly, me more so than anyone. he has done a fantastic top of this committee, but mostly i am very happy for him. it is good move. it has been a slightly stressful job the past few years, so it is a terrific move. also, paul is recently married. big time for him, and very happy for him. i can't say enough about the job he has done for this committee. [applause] we are constantly told in this committee about how we pass our bill every year, going on 61, 62, something like that and there are a lot of people who contribute to that process, but nobody more in the last 10 years then paul. he understands what this committee is about, the fact work in

but spanish football journalist gemma celeste says the visiting friends were not the biggest problem for boss atlanta. yesterday i think it was one of the saddest nights at the come know it was terry. well, the, the pictures we could so help of the stadium with white t shirts with visitors. s reporters. it was really shopping for the fun bay who was just sad picture in the biggest stadium in europe. i'm not sure it had a lot of effect in the result. honestly, everything that could go wrong went wrong. for example, the best player to say that he got injured and without me, to the fickle, to, to try to come from behind. they had had a huge mess to dependence for so long, and they are just trying to, to solve the then i think they, they improve they, by little, they leave it little, they are doing better. but at some point in this kind of matches is that like they have some kind of trauma that they, they think they are both notable and, and if something can go wrong it will go wrong. the ones that are doing a lot of the job are too young without maybe too much experience in these period

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celeste wallander who's the assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs in the department of defense, and general tod wolters who is the u.s. air force commander for the u.s.-european command. welcome both of you. before we get started with that, tomorrow will be the last day of working this committee for paul who i think most of you know who is our staff director, has been our staff director for 12 years i think now, has been on the committee for 18. and i really want to thank paul for his service to this committee as most of us know he's also a veteran of the u.s. army, didid bomb disposal in the army before the coming to work for thee government. and we're all going to miss him terribly, me more so than anybody else. he has done a fantastic job for this committee but mostly i'm very happy for him. it's a good move. it's been ever so slightly stressful job for the last few years, so it's a terrific move. also paul is recently married, some big time for him. and very happy. i can't say enough about the job that is done for this committee. we -- [applause] [appl

i understand you may be going through a multistep process to celeste -- soak the project. are you taking into account where the greatest need is to address the so-called duck curve that happens when intermittent energy sources are not available? >> clearly hydrogen is a great solution for that. especially in states like arizona, which have massive capacity for renewable energy, the opportunity to transform through electrolyzers, that energy into dispensable baseload power is exactly what addresses that duck curve, including storage. i think the hydrogen hubs are a great solution. in addition to energy storage to that duck curve issue. >> thank you. i'm going to end since i only have 51 seconds left with the statement. it is said today that you are in favor of mining in the united states to meet the administration's climate goals, yet the biden administration has shut down mines that would provide jobs in minerals that will be used for renewable energy and electric vehicles. for examples of the resolution copper mines in superior, arizona was approved by the trump administr