debbie is discussing priorities with the school governors.ith looking at ways of trying to solve the budget problem. we'd budgeted for £3,100, rounded, per pupil and then in the actual budget it was ofjust over £2,700, so if you multiple that up over not far short of 400 children, it's quite a lot of money. we've got people donating food for the food bank, we've had donations which mean we won't be buying tea, the toast and the drinks out of school budget. as governors, obviously, we would like to support you, and support those children, really. it's great what the school is doing but it's concern for the whole classroom setting, really. after grants have been added, the school is losing around £130 a year in per pupil entitlement, but outgoings, including mandatory pay rises, have gone up. the governors have agreed 13 of her 66 staff must be cut to avoid a deficit next year of £170,000. the next few weeks, we'll see that staffing reduction concluded and then we've got to look at the arrangements for next year. the cuts mean losing a teacher,

so that's where the debbie smith act comes. in the debbie smith act provides funding for d.n.a. testing and training to eliminate the backwilling of untested d.n.a. and rape kit evidence. since 2004, nearly 200,000 d.n.a. matches have been made thanks to the debbie smith backwilling grant program. again that's over 200,000 d.n.a. matches since 2004. but without congressional action, legislation is set to expire on monday. the senate recognized that critical -- the critical immediate to re-authorize this bill. they passed this bill back in may andsen it to the house for consideration. but unfortunately, my democrat colleagues refused to bring this bill to the floor. they would rather play politics than put criminals in jail. this is absolutely despicable. sexual assault victims have been through enough. we should not hold this up for funding so that democrats can score cheap political points with their radical, far-left base. so i ask my colleagues on the other side of the aisle to re-examine their priorities an help us get justice for these crime victims. this issue is too impor

not debbie ramirez.t a third woman who eyewitnesses or an eyewitness says the same thing that happened to debbie ramirez, which is brett kavanaugh exposing himself, and forcing his body onto a woman happened at yet another party. one more time. did you speak to that woman? >> i tried to reach her, and she had no interest in addressing these allegations. the one way in which she would go with me, she was a close friend of deborah ramirez and ultimately drafted a statement about her support of deborah ramirez and deborah ramirez's integrity and basically guilelessness and why she would have no motivation to make up a story like this. >> why wouldn't this woman speak about her own experience? >> my sense is from those who know her is that she doesn't remember it. and, i mean, let's remember this was a drunken party and it's conceivable that people don't always remember what happens in a situation like that. a lot of drunkem people, you know, brett was taken over to her by his friends. they put his penis in

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joining me now, democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan. she's a member of the house democratic leadership. and congressman bill foster of illinois. he's a member of the financial services committee, and he does support an impeachment inquiry against president trump. welcome to both of you. you for joining us tonight. congresswoman dingell, good to see you again. thank you for being with us. you have been -- you've been cautious about talking about impeachment. you are one of those people who has believed that look, maybe your constituents and their particular needs in michigan are not met by an impeachment inquiry. now more to talk about on that front. does that have any influence on your thinking? >> what's happened in the last week greatly disturbs me. i'd said yesterday and i'm just going to be very frank tonight, we are a divided country and that scares me. but we cannot be divided on following the rule of law. and what we have heard in the last week is deeply disturbing. as members of congress we have a fundamental responsibility to p

but did i and the debbie smith act is included in that. obviously to suggest this majority in this house is not interested in supporting women and women who are victims of violence is frankly reprehensible. let me move back to the rule of law, which we are actually debating here, and it relates to our authority under the emergency powers act. i do want to note to mr. woodall's point, we're not adding new law. this is a resolution, which is clearly a provision in the national emergency act, that allows the congress to make the point that the emergency, if it ver existed, no longer exists. and this funding is not appropriate. this shift of funding. this is a simple resolution passed by the senate and indicates in our view the congressional authority is where the appropriation process lies. it's articulated well within the constitution and the congress has acted. and has acted before, will act again, and the projects that are necessary for military construction around the globe and throughout the united states are vital and indicate support o

the focus was on the debbie ramirez story a kind of condensed version of the con and some additionalorroboration found in of additional from a shared class that heard about the incident around the time asd well as a relatively short for years afterwards and why her experience was challenging. she felt like a fish out of water and then comes this incident makes her feel on a well filmed. this was germane because it was a similar situation. we had crafted language that used the woman's name and talked about the fact that there was a witness backs his tires we about earlier. that he hadn't wanted to talk about it publicly but shared it with government officials andt ultimately the woman declined to talk to us about this specifically in said she doesn't remember it. during the editing process that wine was taken out along with the woman's identity. there is a mentality of the times the amount of protected women who are victims of the situation with anonymity lets say they want to come forward and talk t about it. so that was the intent. we had some dialogue with the editor but in the end

debbie ramirez is a totally different person with a different allegation about sexual misconduct. >> well do you believe -- >> and then the bottom line is whether he lied to congress. >> all right. well do you believe that like several of the democratic candidates are now saying that brett kavanaugh should be impeached? >> i'm saying that the house judiciary committee should begin an impeachment inquiry which is a prelude to any decision they would make regarding impeachment. >> senator hirono, as usual, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> up next, we'll have more on the breaking news. president trump said it is certainly looking like iran is behind the drone attack on saudi arabia's oil facilities. and later the president downplays the chances of making a visit to north korea but he won't say if kim jong-un has extended an invitation. jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if

our demonstration, debbie mentioned we're not afraid to test things out. a 24-hour operational facility, it was envisioned to be net zero but we needed to tweak it and make adjustments. we have the first net energy building and happy to give a tour of that property, as well. we're work on decarbonization. the ordinance put forth will help with that, but we're proud to have a variety of decarbonized at sfo. our new campus uses no natural gas, and we have a variety of airline lounges that are already cooking and catering gas free and definitely possible at scale and across diverse types and portfolios of buildings. we work on electrifying our ashing. they taxi into the gate. you see wiring connecting to an aircraft, that's a 400-hertz pc system running their electronics and shut off their engines so they're not burning jet fuel sitting in our gates but able to connect to our power for central air for cooling and there's a lot of other things we think are critical to connect into health, as well as the adaptation and resilience strategies. also for us, work o

so at the same time, my source gave me information that the eyewitnesses to the debbie ramirez incident this photograph of debbie smiling with brett kavanaugh at a wedding many years later, potentially to show they were friends and that, hey there was nothing that happened here that was untoward. and she thinks my source who is on the record about all of this, what may have happened is they anticipated debbie being the anonymous tipster or -- >> and so you have here, and this is element four, the next messages and this is from your story, suggest that kavanaugh wanted to refute the accuser's claim before it became public. a former classmate of the nominee reached out to the fbi but hasn't reached a response. in your reporting, some of these witnesses who were getting text messages from team kavanaugh or maybe from him, from the eyewitnesses, were willing to talk to the fbi and trying to talk to the fbi. >> oh, gosh, they wrote memos to the fbi. they were begging to be interviewed by the fbi. they were contacting senator grassley's staff. senator grassley's staff disputes this. they say

. >> you're going to need a boat >> reporter: when debbie stevens' car was being swept away by arkansasod waters, she did the only thing she could. she called 911 >> can you help me >> i don't want to die >> reporter: operator donna can be heard trying to help. >> ma'am, ma'am. we'll get somebody out there to you. hold on. >> reporter: ten minutes into the 24-minute call, renault who had recently submitted her resignation and was working her last shift appeared to lose patience >> i'm scared. i've never had anything like this happen to me before >> that's okay this will teach you next time. don't drive in the water i don't see how you didn't see it you had to go right over it. >> reporter: nine minutes later -- >> miss debbie, you're going to have to shut up. listen to me >> reporter: she did not respond to requests for comment. they say the call while concerning was not criminal. >> it's a tragic thing i understand that. other things we maybe need to look at in our response, absolutely >> they need to get their boat out here quick she's way back there >> reporter: it took officers near

. >> i will at this point call for five minutes on representative debbie wasserman shultz. >> thank you, mr. chairman. before i ask my questions, since it has not yet been done, i think it's important to really make sure that the jing owe stk bigoted testimony of mr. holman is called out as nearly completely untrue as being an outrage and as a former official directing the immigration and customs enforcement agency, he should know before. so -- >> mr. chairman -- mr. chairman -- >> no, this is my five minutes. >> what did i say was inaccurate? >> excuse me. i am not asking a question. >> the general lady is recognized for five minutes. she made her point. i will try to resolve any other issues at the end of her questio questioning. >> i think it's important it's not accepted as accurate testimony. >> because it is jingoist i can and bigoted in her words. florida democratic debbie wasserman shultz on an unannounced but controversial new trump administration policy change that we have been covering quite a bit. a policy that targets people with serious medical conditions for deportation,

. >> reporter: when debbie stevens' car was being swept away by arkansas floodwaters. she did the only thing she could, she called 911. >> lord, please help me i don't want to die. >> reporter: operator donna renaud can be heard trying to help >> ma'am, ma'am. we'll get somebody out to you, just hold on >> reporter: about 10 minutes into the 24 minute call, renault who recently submitted her resignation and was working her last shift appeared to lose patience >> i'm scared. i've never had anything like this happen to me before. >> well, this will teach you next time, don't drive in the water. >> i couldn't see it >> i don't see how you didn't see it. you had to go right over it. >> reporter: nine minutes later telling stevens. >> miss debbie, you're going to have to shut up okay i need you to listen -- listen to me >> reporter: renault did not respond to nbc's response for comment. the police say the call, while concerning, was not criminal >> it's a tragic thing. i understand that. are there other things we need to maybe look at in our response absolutely >> they need

too many people are being killed. 30 people everyday are killed by someone using a gun, and as debbie pointed out if you are factoring in the sue siicides i 100 people per day. so many mass shootings that you lose track of the number and the press has stopped reporting on the mass shootings that we have. it is an epidemic that we are facing in this country. and background checks will help, and we know it will. everyday background checks that are currently under the law stop 170 felons from buying a gun. they stop 50 domestic abusers everyday from buying a gun, but as you have heard those same prohibited individuals can walk out of the gun store and walk down the street to a computer store, and gone oline a online e same gun or walk across the street to the gun show and buy the same gun. it is ab problem. it is one that can be easily fixed by having background checks for all of the transfer of firearms. our constituents are crying out for help. i can't tell you in the district work service period that how many students asked if their school is going to be next and parents and grandchil

then debbie dingell who represents a fairly solid democratic district but has a fair number of trump voters or blue collar voters. hey all swung around and let's be careful here they don't necessarily support impeachment at this point, but what they do support is an inquiry. we've had at least a few republicans say they support an inquiry, but at the same time at least one republican on the record from the delegation as saying that he thinks this is a witch hunt and this -- the democrats won't be satisfied until they try to kick him out of office, even though he was duly elected. host: is there anyone left in the democratic delegation from michigan that doesn't actively upport an impeachment inquiry? guest: right now the one with the fuzziest position is the one running for re-election in 2020, that's senator gary peters. he's a first-term senator here from metro detroit. he basically indicated that, basically that he was very -- that he was supportive of the house and that he would watch what they were doing, but he an 't outright call for impeachment inquiry or support impeachment.

part—time librarian debbie gleason is going to lose herjob. home that you're losing yourjob. the after school club, which is subsidized by the school, will also have to close. melanie and her daughter lucy use this service. i've got no family here, so it's me who has to collect her from school so i've got no other choice apart from move schools now. it's sad because i have to leave all my friends. it's the end of term. this is some good news... mrs whiting has managed to avoid making compulsory redundancies, and has saved some of the jobs. but lucas's mum, rebecca, is taking him out of mainstream school. i would've hoped that he could have stayed in mainstream. if they're going to be making so many cuts, i don't think it's going to be possible. lucas, can i have a cuddle? the school has welcomed last week's promise by the prime minister to increase minimum funding levels to £4,000 per pupil, but the funding won't be guaranteed until 2021 and won't save the jobs and services lost this term. kate silverton, bbc news. you can watch bbc panorama:

but to do that, congress needs to reauthorize the debbie smith act. it should be obvious but i'll say it anyway. this program transcends politics or party and allowing it to expire is a disservice to the victims and the advocates who've championed this legislation since it was first enacted 15 years ago. i introduced the debbie smith act of 2019 in the senate with my friend and colleague from california, a democrat, senator dianne feinstein which just demonstrates its bipartisan support from republicans, democrat, victims rights group, law enforcement, you name it. but despite all that, speaker pelosi has refused to bring this legislation to the house floor for a vote. and unless they pass it soon, this critical program will expire for the first time, expire for the first time in a week. there was absolutely no problem reauthorizing this critical program in 2008 or 2014 but clearly the times have changed. and our house democrat colleagues apparatus above politicizing something as noncontroversial as reducing the rape kit backlog. if house democrats al

debbie, how do you respond to exhibit b?ey would normally do in every case, i can tell you as a former prosecutor. someone had said they were attacked on the streets, they did not know who they were, they had on masks, maga hats, the police would have said, okay, we're taking a complaint number, call us later for other information. they spent all that money because he was a celebrity, and the fact of the matter is, no, you don't get the money back that you spent on the investigation. just because you spent the money, he doe was not fallen for guilty of filing a false report for that will be the prerequisite for them to be able to claim any money. the case was dismissed, the charges were dropped against him. a city that has hundreds of unsolved homicides, it's the police that should be embarrassed at what happened, not jussie smollett. so yes, his attorneys are absolutely correct. >> shannon: okay, we will see how that plays out. let's get to celebrity case number two. this is exhibit b, these are the images ariana grande say

i want to bring a democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan. many times you and i have talked on this program, and you were not there yet on a push for impeachment. now you are, and many other democrats are joining you. why is that? what has changed? >> we need investigation. i am somebody who is very worried about this country and how divided it is. i'm still worried about it, harris. but we cannot be divided on the following the rule of law. now we get information that the inspector general of homeland security determined that there was an credible threat to our national security. if it is, as the president says, we will see when we see the transcript. then why did the -- >> harris: can i just thought that things are not always binary? there has been some criticism that if you put out from one president his calls or conversations with world leaders that you might compromise those talks in the future. that those world leaders might have an expectation of at least not confidentiality but some privacy. it's not necessarily binary, as you say. i

the soviet union and china if the mission would be a success i don't call her has more from you debbie. there is a palpable sense of disappointment in india as many stayed up late in the night to watch the landing of the moon lined up but in the last few seconds that contact was lost chief of india space research organization adelia said that the last 15 minutes of full of terror and terrifying they indeed were up but why that is disappointment that is also sympathy for the scientists who are undertaking such an endeavor and scientists believe that even though it has failed the data has so far been collected would be useful in finding out why it's failed and what can be learnt at the end of it from this exercise sympathies also that because this is a very cost effective mission the indian government spent $150000000.00 that's about half of what was used in producing hollywood movie the average us so how did succeed it would have been a lesson for scientists all over the world to find out how these missions can be conducted in a cost effective manner other than that the stated mission s

of easy town where i would say to debbie to come see me come join us on facebook. for. further escalation in the u.s. china trade war has been followed by both governments doubling down but its consumers will likely pay the price. also on the show bloggers and prospectors are combing through personals brain forums and indigenous villagers stop them and protect their land. this is the w. business i'm going on in berlin welcome china has once again filed a complaint with the world trade organization against the united states it's a 3rd following a further escalation in the trade war between the world's top 2 economy the chinese ministry of commerce said in a statement that washington's latest tariff actions violated the trade truce reached by both governments in june on the sidelines of the g 20 summit in the socket. but how did that as collation look like in case are losing track here's a refresher this weekend the united states imposed levies on an additional $112000000000.00 of chinese exports while beijing is countering with tariffs on $75000000000.00 in u.s. goods sm

of these each i want with safety debbie to come snatch trick up join us on facebook. africa. violence overshadows the opening of the world economic forum on africa in cape town . also hope young people taking the initiative stops creating jobs and shoots across its. nothing is stronger than a man with an idea how it's not a roving the comics helps disabled people get moving using try. and let's face it sean i do consume no. on the trail of your good name you'll play with just just smiled at your face to place your balls. this is business africa. violence on wednesday overshadow the opening of the world economic forum on africa an offshoot of the famous meeting world leaders and captains of industry and doubles the south african house of course we're keen to show their best side but instead been protests in several cities including johannesburg people see few prospects in their home. has also been directed against people from other countries a reporter claridge filed this report. trade in the port of cape town continues as usual for a couple of minutes and loaf you can enjoy t

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the focus of the expert was on the debbie romero story to kind of condensed version of it. some additional collaboration that are often found in terms of additional people from the shared classic yellow who heard about the incident around the time as well as relatively short appeared. afterwards. and why her experience at yelp, was sort of uniquely challenging. she felt like a fish out of water and then comes this alleged incident that really makes her feel unwelcome and kind of unsafe. as part of that, we thought that talking about this new allegation briefly, was because it was a similar situation. and we had crafted language that uses a woman's name and talked about the fact that there was this witness max who talked about earlier, the next tire did not want to talk about it publicly but he shared it with officials. ultimately that the woman has declined to talk to us about this specifically and then she said she doesn't remember it. during the editing process that line was taken out so long with the woman's identity. there is a mentality of new york times they want to p

as debbie also addressed, there is a need to address a zero admission future, reduce the number of vehicles on our roads while simultaneously electrifying all of those that remain. getting our residents out of cars is the core of our transit first policy and the best way to reduce not only emissions but also congestion. getting people out of cars is a difficult task, but we have achieved this already. 57% take public transit, biking or walking and we are now aiming for 80%. we noted that in addition, we must transition the remaining vehicles, on our roads, away from fossil fuels to renewable energy. it's also for our vehicles. as deborah also mentioned, we have performed several initiatives and goals to kickstart emissions free transportation system. we are electrifying a fleet, and electrifying our bus fleets. we also have a roadmap that will guide us to certification of the private transportation sector. a key to getting there is providing reliable access to affordable charting infrastructure. release the san francisco roadmap in july. within the roadmap identified six specific areas that

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ford, debbie ramirez, all of us involved in this deserved a more full some background check. why they didn't interview more people. i think it's important that they be fully investigated but as you know, i'm supporting joe biden for president. that's roughly the position joe has taken as well. brian: he wants more investigations? >> yes. brian: are you disturbed by the "new york times" their standards walking back another major story? >> what i understand here and this has just changed this morning is that the book was clear. the article was not. and that may be an issue that they need to be clearer about. brian: let's move on and talk about beto o'rourke. i know you have been working hard. >> trying. brian: with senator toomey. >> yep. senator senator senator manchin and others to get something subta substantively de and not politically done. nowhat are we going to see this week. >> still 20 people running for president in the democratic party. i will respect and understand how beto o'rourke has huge passion because his hometown was turn up by another one of these mass viole

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all right chris roberts here now from debbie business so chris what are we looking at here from the european central bank are they trying to prevent a recession or is this an effort to mitigate the recession that is inevitable. kickstarting the economy is that's what it comes down to no matter what the end game is so to say my a druggie sees these species that the economy in the eurozone is faltering they slashed the central bank slashed its economic outlook and we look at germany europe's biggest economy growth contracted in the 2nd quarter germany as many people are saying is on track towards a recession so things don't look much better in other parts of the eurozone so the idea is to get the economy going yeah i mean and you've got all these external forces to think about breaks river example and so will this stimulus program do what it's supposed to do there is skepticism because the measures have had limited effect before if you look at the last decade short the e.c.b. was essential when it came to saving the euro in the financial crisis about a decade ago but ever since the idea of eco

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to netanyahu is an exaggeration pledge calling it a dangerous escalation and earlier we spoke to debbie correspondent tanya kaina in jerusalem weeks before the elections and he said he wants to the next settlements in the jordan valley and north. sea and also in light of the possible revelation of the us peace plan after the elections and that he needs to mandate from his voters from the israeli public to do so immediately after the elections now it's not really a new plant and israel has always said they want to keep this jordan valley especially security barrier as an east of a possible eastern border but of course there is a big if if he is reelected that would be a dramatic development because it would put a posting in towns like jericho in the jordan very little enclave israel occupied captured and occupied the west bank in one to 67 and of course such a move would then make this occupation permanent and also you know the notion for the palestinians of a possible. suffer in palestinian state and 2 state solution for those people who still believe and a 2 state solution would actual

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attempt that will make germany's targets for and that is an open question that we can answer right now debby's chief political editor mikhail accrue from the thanks so much you're welcome. now to some of the other stories making news around the world washington says it will deploy more troops and military equipment to saudi arabia following attacks on the country's oil infrastructure last weekend the u.s. and saudi governments are blaming iran for the strikes but tehran denies involvement the u.s. says it is not planning to be telling it. president donald trump has rejected u.s. media reports about his alleged misconduct and intelligence whistleblower reportedly claim that trump had pressured ukrainian authorities to investigate the son of a political rival joe biden from says the allegations are partisan and unfounded. an unusual sight in egypt on friday night anti government protesters taking to the streets of cairo alexandria and other cities such demonstrations have become very rare in egypt following a crackdown on dissent under president el-sisi who took power in 2013 the latest protests

commissioner on the status of women, debbie mess io and julie. our fire chief janine nicholson, vice president of our elections commission charlotte hill, our department head on the department of status of women emilie and school board member previously. and of course the former police commissioner susie. our district two member stephanie is making sure communities are safe and sound. she is a new supervisor. she has been here quite sometime but if you take a look at social media this woman is everywhere. i don't know how she gets from place to place. every time i look at a feed i see her on mine. here is catherine stephanie, district two supervisor. >> hey everybody, how are you doing? i want be to thank everybody for joining us and for our assessor for bringing us altogether again. it is my privilege to join everyone up here. these powerful women who have been my mentors and my inspiration. especially malia cohen and council member speer who has done so much for gun prevention. they say 99 years ago women were not given the right to vote. we ha

his mum, debbie, says she has been threatened to get funds from the school.i have cried. i've almost lost my job. i have run school, crying, saying can you help me? you know what to do? and they say you need a doctor's letter. we have got that, we have presented the deed. what more do we need to do? his school recognise that some of the students experience many challenges and they ta ke experience many challenges and they take the role they play in their ca re take the role they play in their care incredibly seriously. but the charity mind believes that many children like this who experience school refusal are being treated as truants. the department for education told us parents have a legal duty to ensure their child of school age attends school regularly. ijust don't school age attends school regularly. i just don't want to be, school age attends school regularly. ijust don't want to be, like, the one who has anxiety and is known for it and everything was by want to be known as a kid who was just normal. by known as a kid who was just normal. by speaking o

debbie hicks has been your for 30 of them. what has kept you here for so long? >> customers. >> reporter: customers like him. the owner is looking at the dollars and cents. >> i can't afford to pay somebody what it cost to really make a sandwich based on what you are willing to pay to buy a sandwich. >> reporter: he says his landlord wants to raise the rent 52% and that is not the only issue.>> the staff rent is going up and where do you live? >> a real estate agent came in and tried to help. >> i hope he will sleep on it. >> reporter: he has his mind made up. >> i am realistic. what the situation is. >> reporter: she plans on finding another deli job. >> there is no firm closing date. they plan on running through their inventory for as long as they can likely through the beginning of october. >>> a popular pub and pizzeria in downtown concord has closed its doors. the owners made that announcement saying due to unforeseen events they have to shut it all down. yesterday was the last day for theicustomers to say their goodbye. >>> in this video you can see moving

so much so he's joining forces with a competitor, debbie ferrari to find a solution. >> i've been working year and a half. i had 100 meetings with senators and assembly members and staff. >> reporter: the bill will change the way workers are classified making all laborers in california employees instead of independent contractors. >> it will give them more rights on the job, access to more benefits, a more stable work place. >> reporter: but for trucking brokers like greg and debbie, they say it's not about the money but taking care of their employees and contractors who aren't complaining. >> we can't force them into being employees. that's not fair. they are making five times minimum wage. >> reporter: despite the bill affecting hundreds of thousands of workers in nail salons and medical fields, uber and lyft have been the most vocal. these drivers are waiting. >> they are waiting to pick up passengers from the airport. nobody pays them for their waiting time here. >> reporter: complaining of low wages and unfair working conditions. drivers like alva who also is a social activist for th

environment and the power department at sfpuc barbara hail and debby and their staff. we had a really creative conversation about where we can take these recommendations. and i thought that was a really good sort of -- we set the few next steps for the two teaing agencies to work together. we were asked for priority recommendations. we offered two and made them more current. because right now this whole building d-decarbon nation work is popping and a lot of funding is coming that way. i feel like we have already started the process of setting those next steps. would you like to add anything? >> i was looking at the director. because i think the department is moving forward, as avni mentioned in the reporting, some of these things have been done. i think the momentum is there. just a matter of keeping at it. >> and is there -- are there plans or is there sort of political will or financing to keep this kind of to track what's happening against these recommendations going forward? >> that is not a question -- [laughter] >> yeah. so what we did -- i mean, that -- as avni