with dod, corine and the u.s. e committee researched and printed booklets that pinpoint the cultural site that were due protection during the allied taking. those booklets were carried by troops in the field, on the ground and they were written in arabic, kurdish, and english. the taking of those ancient cities, we purposely destroyed what isis was trying to destroy as part of their mission. >> by 2019, when so many ur efforts -- it is clear that war would be needed in the future as the u.s. and its military would be called on in both j conflict and humanitarian crises to help safeguard cultural heritage. we needed to up the partnership. we had a egreat ally who worke closely with corine. colonel scott dejesse knew his stuff, had a great sense of mission and envisioned what we could do together. in 2019, he and general jeffrey coggin from the u.s. army civil affairs command came to the smithsonian and amidst meetings with lynn nichols who had written the study rates of europa about working to protect cultural heri

remember, you were surprised that jean-corine jean-junker said one thing, and in the line below.it’s called, otherwise how will they now play this card, this game of democracy and so on before making a choice, but another thing is that they will still palm it off, like a good father. eh, son, what do you call slipping money for an afternoon snack? they will definitely be, but the main burden will be borne by the europeans. this is already obvious and actually joseph biden. and lloy thick they say this directly, that we are counting on our europeans. e partners. now they have become partners again, and in the matter of financing this, well, this armed conflict. and the fact that zelensky was greeted coldly in the usa, this is really an alarming signal for him personally, but not for ukraine. and there it is divided into a variety of different things. eh, caches with chron have a lot of spare politicians who, at the right time, can be pulled out of their sleeves and placed in certain positions. that is, uh, this ukraine project is definitely not another thing is closed, that at som

the dbi will meet with the mayor's office and corin woods to go over the year-end projections. those are significant efforts to determine how the current year is going and where we're going to end up given the revenue uncertainly. next slide, please. now i'll get into some of the history. how what dbi financial position is and how it get there. so i'll go back to 2011 after the last financial crisis in 02008, the city really saw revenue begin to rise sherman in 2010 or 2011 and get its - every year expectations revenue far exceeded the expenditures. all the way up to the pandemic. and in 2020 was a sharp reversal and subsequent changes due to work from home and the safety of streets and a host of other factors that demand for permits immediately went way down by about a third. um, which is about $30 million. so our current financial position we have $77 million in cash we have that in a bucket today approximately but much is committed so we've entered search warrant contract for services we have already had multiple years money we have not spent but committed. so the important