might, one of the things that we have to eat up his once the phase 3 ethics package project is done, it's bringing back to the commission the ethics policy prioritization plan and that maybe something you're familiar with. in prior years what we will do is to bring all those lists of pending items, policy matters, requests so the commission can look at them and as a body sort of schedule them and sequenced them in a way that makes sense of the public and commission can plan around engaging at that time so we have that ready to go following this next completion of action on existing policy plans so i'm happy to bring that forward to you. >> when would you think that might be ? >> i think given the agenda of the policy items on the radar it would likely be after the commission takes action on the current policy of discussion that is underway so that would be perhaps ... >> to createa policy priority calendar with you think that might happen ? >> it could happen as early as february. >> thank you. so i'm suddenly thinking june. february is much better than june. thank you. >> chair: did we call for public comments on this

larry is now on the ethics commission. he is doing so. i am glad that you are banding together with him. good luck to you all. thank you very much. good morning. >> next speaker, please. >> we can hear you now, mr. pill plow. >> as i said, last week and i will expand on that. i believe that ethics is critical to making the changes work regulations and training on page one line 16 i think there is an and that should come back. page 3, line 6, that should be indented. page 6, line 13. concept of public appeal the referenced in the legislation. the definition was struck out. i believe that public appeal should be defined on page 4 with the other terms. since i asked last week and didn't get an answer since ethics is the filing officer do these amendments apply to the san francisco unified school district and college district. i understand that the meet and confer process with employee organizations has been completed and, finally, importantly i support this ordinance and believe that any further needed fixes can be done with the trailing leg

larry is now on the ethics commission. he is doing so.er with him. good luck to you all. thank you very much. good morning. >> next speaker, please. >> we can hear you now, mr. pill plow. >> as i said, last week and i will expand on that. i believe that ethics is critical to making the changes work regulations and training on page one line 16 i think there is an and that should come back. page 3, line 6, that should be indented. page 6, line 13. concept of public appeal the referenced in the legislation. the definition was struck out. i believe that public appeal should be defined on page 4 with the other terms. since i asked last week and didn't get an answer since ethics is the filing officer do these amendments apply to the san francisco unified school district and college district. i understand that the meet and confer process with employee organizations has been completed and, finally, importantly i support this ordinance and believe that any further needed fixes can be done with the trailing legislation of the duplicated file you re

the state ethics commission ruled that andrew cuomo broke new york's ethics laws after new reports shows, he had state workers help with projects related to his book xfinity rewards are our way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards like sing family fun nights! rent sing for $1, then belt out all your favorite tunes from the movie with sing karaoke. plus, see sing 2 in theaters with buy-one-get-one free fandango tickets. join over a million members by signing up for free on the xfinity app. our thanks. your rewards. >>> the disgrace >>> the disgraced former governor andrew cuomo now owes state of new york more than $5 million it's money he made from his pandemic memoir that came out last year. the state ethics commission ruled that andrew cuomo broke new york's ethics laws after new reports show that, among other things, he had state workerscou. attorney jim mcguire said the commission's actions today are unconstitutional, exceed its own help with projects related to his book cuomo's lawyer issued a statement today saying we'll see them in court. attorney jim mcguire said

with city law, i could potentially face legal liability and enforcement matter brought by the ethics commission, city attorney or district attorney. in light of the potential liability, my attorney, who is actually here with me now has advised me i should not answer specific questions in a public meeting at this time. in sum, i'm requesting more time to compile the relevant documents and review the facts and law with my attorney so that i be in a better position to answer the questions about the 2015 and 2017 votes. i expect to be able to provide committee with all relevant information about the votes after the holidays by friday january 7th, 2022. i respectfully request that the committee reschedule for a date in late january which would give the committee full opportunity to review the information and therefore have more productive discussions in a future hearing. i look forward to assisting the committee in understanding all of the relevant facts in the board of appeals matter and appreciate your cooperation in giving me more time to comply with your request. thank you. >> supervisor peskin:

the state ethics commission directed cuomo to turn over the money he's earned from "american crisis:o's deal with the publisher called for him to be paid more than $5 million. he resigned in august after being accused of sexually harassing at least 11 women. >>> it was a record-setting night for the golden state warriors' steph curry. >> again, here's curry for the reord -- it's good! there it is! [ cheers ] >> what an energetic crowd. curry broke the nba record for career three-pointers with that shot and the first quarter of last night's victory over the new york knicks at madison square garden. it was curry's 2,974th three-point shot breaking the record set by ray allen ten years ago. curry has led the nba in three-pointers six times and leads the league again this year. >>> and a quick shout out to our colleague cbs news special correspondent and the host of "the nfl today" james brown. jb, as we call him, was inducted into the sports broadcasting hall of fame during a new york ceremony last night. the three-time emmy winner began his career in sports television in 1984 as an nba

. >> the state ethics commission gave cuomo permission in the summer of 2020 to write and publish thebook while he was in office to detail his administration's response to covid-19 previously the commission voted to revoke approval to write the book after learning he used state resources to write it. cuomo has 30 days to hand over the money to the new york attorney general's office. the office will then decide where is that money will ultimately go. his lawyer vows to fight if they try to enforce it. coming up tonight. there is a new way to upcycle upcycle your christmas tree by cooking it. >> and eating it. how? why. we'll figure it out. straight ahead. >> you know, you need you know, you because to by here, you don't need a still truck. >> plus a bizarre chase in rhode island after a man steals a beer truck from right steals a beer truck from right outside a liquor store. when a truck hit my car, steals a beer truck from right othe insurance company. wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much

the ethics commission has made no rulings or again any sunshine complaint since 2017. that is completely broken. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. all right. we have six listeners who are listening, and there are three callers in the queue ready to make their comment. if you're one of the six, and you would like to make comment this evening, please press star, three now. otherwise, we make take this group to the end. let's hear from our next caller, please, mr. atkins. >> hello, members of the board. my name is chris [indiscernible], and i live in san francisco at 522 hyde street, just around the corner from the proposed injection site at 522 geary. i am in whole hearted support of this. there's an obvious population of people who inject drugs in the tenderloin, and this space can provide them with long-term intervention services and the support. my understanding is that a.b. 632 continues to be delayed, but i would ask that if san francisco decided to move forward, that those policies be codified in the bill to prioritize and ensure long-term

the ethics commission has made no rulings or again any sunshine complaint since 2017. that is completely broken. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. all right. we have six listeners who are listening, and there are three callers in the queue ready to make their comment. if you're one of the six, and you would like to make comment this evening, please press star, three now. otherwise, we make take this group to the end. let's hear from our next caller, please, mr. atkins. >> hello, members of the board. my name is chris [indiscernible], and i live in san francisco at 522 hyde street, just around the corner from the proposed injection site at 522 geary. i am in whole hearted support of this. there's an obvious population of people who inject drugs in the tenderloin, and this space can provide them with long-term intervention services and the support. my understanding is that a.b. 632 continues to be delayed, but i would ask that if san francisco decided to move forward, that those policies be codified in the bill to prioritize and ensure long-term

the ethics commission has made no rulings or again any sunshine complaint since 2017. that is completely broken. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. all right. we have six listeners who are listening, and there are three callers in the queue ready to make their comment. if you're one of the six, and you would like to make comment this evening, please press star, three now. otherwise, we make take this group to the end. let's hear from our next caller, please, mr. atkins. >> hello, members of the board. my name is chris [indiscernible], and i live in san francisco at 522 hyde street, just around the corner from the proposed injection site at 522 geary. i am in whole hearted support of this. there's an obvious population of people who inject drugs in the tenderloin, and this space can provide them with long-term intervention services and the support. my understanding is that a.b. 632 continues to be delayed, but i would ask that if san francisco decided to move forward, that those policies be codified in the bill to prioritize and ensure long-term

this is coming from the joint commission on public ethics.is a new york-based ethics commission that voted today on a resolution, and this resolution says two things. one, that the money should be given back to the new york attorney general's office, and two, that cuomo needs to return this money within 30 days. an attorney for cuomo is already basically saying they plan to fight this, saying in a statement that these actions today are unconstitutional, exceed its own authority, and appear to be driven by political interests rather than the facts and the law. and essentially saying they plan to fight this in court. now, we already knew that issues around the book were causing headaches for the former governor. remember, just last month, the new york assembly had said in its investigation that they saw real problems with the way that cuomo and his administration had conducted themselves around this book, that senior aides had worked on this book, they had used state resources, essentially, to boost personal profits for the former governor. we,

of challenges, lawsuits, complaints to the elections commission, complaints to the green bay ethics commissionus far every single one of them has been turned away. now we have mr. gableman who is leading this investigation for the wisconsin legislature, and he does not have the authority under wisconsin law, we believe, it's pretty clear that he does not have the authority to compel people to sit for private depositions. he can compel people to testify to the legislature, but he is attempting to jail the mayors of madison, wisconsin, and green bay, wisconsin, the second and third largest cities in the state. he's attempting to jail them because they will not sit for these extralegal depositions in some kind of contemporary star chamber in an office building that he has rented space in the suburbs. >> jeffrey mandell is president and lead counsel of law forward, who is absolutely part of this fight that is fully joined in wisconsin. thank you for helping us understand what's going on in your state tonight, sir. thank you. >> thank you. >> we have much more ahead here tonight. stay with us. it's

she was briefly investigated regarding the road rage allegations, but a state ethics commission dismissedchina. >> shannon: molly line. thank you. another day kim potter who shot and killed daunte wright last april. she says she mistook her gun for her taser. several law enforcement witnesses took the stand today along with wrights' -- she give emotional testimony describing the minutes right after. >> talk to me and kept saying say something. say something, please. talk to me. and he just did them. i know he tried. i can't get -- the image of my head. >> first and second three main manslaughter ghislaine maxwell took an unexpected turn today with the most proceedings depended entirely. not believed to be covid related. the judge did send jurors home until tomorrow when the fourth and final maxwell accuser is expected to testify. former reality tv star -- convicted today of receiving and possessing child. for downloading depictions of sexual abuse of young children including some that one investigator testified are among the worst he is ever seen. he faces up to 20 years imprisonment and

the state ethics commission ruled that andrew cuomo broke new york's ethics laws after new reports showed a statement today saying we'll see them in court. attorney jim mcguire said the commission's actions today are unconstitutional, exceed its own authority, and appear to be driven by political interests rather than the facts and the law. >>> a new economic report out tonight confirms what millions of americans already know well prices are surging according to the labor department, wholesale prices increased by 9.6% from last november to this november. that is the biggest increase on record it's the same story for gas. aaa reports the national average for gas hit $3.40 last month, the most since 2014. inflation forcing businesses to pass the rising costs on to customers. and for now, people seem willing to pay up. cnbc's kristinea parts neville s has more. >> reporter: you have many smaller or private businesses across america like this trucking terminal here in el paso that are faced with higher costs from fuel as well as hire wages and higher employee benefits. >> throughout '21 we've

it's not chump change the state ethics commission gave cuomo permission in the summer of 2020 to writelish the book while he was in office. a detailed his administration's response to covid-19 previously the commission had voted to revoke approval to write the book after learning that he used state resources to write it has 30 days to hand over the 5.0. 1 million dollars to the new york attorney general's office. the office will then decide where and the money will ultimately go. his lawyer ballots to fight the decision. >> been a tough couple months in the south lake tahoe area with count or fire, but they're smiling tonight because snow is big business this time of year. snow across 4 chiefmeteorologist lawrence karnow tells us how much yes, ski resorts love just in time for the holidays. >> boy, they got a ton of snow measuring it in feet up there. some places, 6, even 7 feet of snow across some of the higher peaks and they're going to get a whole lot more up toward donner summit right now. certainly a busy night up there. a lot of folks trying to get up there across the high countr

that's the message from new york state's ethics commission now ordering former governor andrew cuomopay the $5.-1 million he earned for writing a book on his handling of the covid pandemic. the commission found that state resources were used in the book's creation, something cuomo denies. a lawyer for the former governor called the move unconstitutional. >>> all right. it was the deadliest december for tornadoes in history. now thousands in kentucky could be facing months-long power outages. we'll take you to the scene inside the destruction. they me just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil® aleve® or motrin® sometimes can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®. kim is now demonstrating her congestion. save it slimeball. i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move! kim, no! mucinex lasts 3x longer for 12 hours. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive to dairy. so anyone who says lactaid isn't rea

. >>> former new york governor andrew cuomo has 30 days to cough up $0.1 million after an ethics commissioning work hours and senior officials had to take book meetings on behalf of governor cuomo, despite the fact that he said he would write the book without state resources. his lawyer fired back calling it unconstitutional. >>> in our tech lead, it's got to be the virtual shoes. the next pair of nikes you buy you might not be able to actually wear. the company announced it is purchasing virtual sneaker company artifact becoming one of the largest brands so far to enter the so-called metaverse. what might this mean for your closet? nothing really. they say only online items meaning you're spending real money on things you'll never be able to hold or put on your feet. though if you had a five-inch vertical, maybe you'll be the next lebron in the virtual realm. they said, this acquisition excites nike's digital transformation. pardon me crazy. our coverage continues with mr. wolf blitzer right next door in "the situation room." see you tomorrow. >>> happening now, breaking news, we're standi

new york state's ethics commission is ordering former governor andrew cuomo to give up millions of dollarslion to be specific from his book about his response to the pandemic. this follows reports cuomo used state personnel to help with the book in violation of his deal with the commission. an attorney for cuomo is calling the action unconstitutional and promising a fight. progressives are turning up the pressure on president biden to forgive student loan debt. the critics say that could cost more than a trillion dollars to taxpayers. and president biden is putting the spotlight squarely on congressional lawmakers. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie has details. >> in less than 50 days, some 43 million americans are in for a rude awakening. a covid moratorium on student loan payments expires. and the white house just squashed any progressive dreams of the president taking executive action to cancel student debt before then. >> if congress sends him a bill, he is happy to sign it they haven't sent him a bill on that yet. >> it comes as senators chuck schumer, elizabeth warren, and re

there was allegations of a road rage incident but the ethics commission dropped the complaint. >> gilliank, i think public figures all over the country are a little on edge. i am troubled by the degree to which she reverted very quickly threatening a journalist essentially. with the rest for trying to do their job. but i also think it's a distraction from the much more serious issue which is that her appointment to u.s. attorney slot represents a doubling down on the part of biden administration on policies that seem to be making the country more dangerous and that's what we should be talking about. >> gillian: leaders and a lot of cities are giving passes it seems lately took purpose of smash and grab robberies at retail stores. i want to draw your attention across the country to new york now where mayor elect eric adams said last night at an event that that's not going to continue under his watch. he said he essentially issued a warning where he said not my city. he said we are not going to surrender to those who are saying we are going to burn down new york. what do you think of that m

. >> trace: more bad news for disgraced governor andrew cuomo, new york state ethics commission orderingsue the commission ruling cuomo violated state ethicss laws and broke promises not to use state resources. a speaksperson says cuomo will see them in court if they enforce this issue. see you in court for $5 million. >> sandra: there was a headline, omg, it is obviously huge news, he was pedalling that book in the middle of the pandemic, we all remember. >> trace: he made a bunch of money on the book. it is notable, if you look at legal things, this could drag out for years and years and most fines never get paid back. >> sandra: save room for a story you teased us early on. new video happened on monday, kamala harris trying to show she knows how to use an electric car. she had interesting questions and had a fumble with it. she was surprised she didn't hear gas guzzling. i know it was sarcasm, we will discuss that moment with the electric car. by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculo

she was recently investigated regarding a road rage accusation but in ethics commission ultimately dismissedover former new york city office of emergency management commission and he knows -- i'm glad we are doing this remotely in case i asked tough questions so you can't belt me. it's always good to see you. you know this is out of control, joe. you have talked about it a lot and we see it play out in one city after another and i don't know whether it's just a matter of resources or things are so out of hand that criminals feel emboldened. what is it? >> it's both, i mean, things are out of control. can we bit-- get them back? we can, but people have to realize that they have thrown the baby out with the bathwater. you know, do we need reform cracks of course we do, they'll reform, let's talk about bail reform, we talked about bail reform and there was definitely issues with it. people were in jail way too long for minor crimes while awaiting their court date, so as a result instead of fixing the court system they decide to have no bail, so they go too far with it what they should do is cor

. >>> new york's ethics commission has ordered former governor andrew cuomo to give up more than $5 millionabout the coronavirus pandemic last month, the state board rescinded it's permission percentage to publish the book >>> to basketball now, nba staff steph curry making history, becoming the all-time leader in three-pointers during a win over the knicks take a look. >> alex brooks starting it from the start, again, here is curry for the reco recinded i >>> to basketball. steph curry making history, becoming the it's good! there it is! stephen curry, the all-time three-point king in the nba. >> that was three-pointer number 2,974. it happened about halfway through the first quarter. as you see here, a packed crowd at madison square garden in new york curry getting big hugs from his dad. teammates and coaches. what a moment. >> it's fitting, if it wasn't going to happen there in golden state, it's fitting that it would happen at the mecca of sports, msg. and here is the thing. steph curry, he's only 33. so there's a pretty good chance he's going to be able to spend the next five years pad

rollins was briefly investigated regarding those road rage accusations but a state ethics commission dismissed the complaint. >> bill: wow. molly, thanks. molly line in boston on that. more to come certainly. >> dana: the all american christmas tree returned. check it out here. >> three, two, one. lights. [cheering and applause] >> dana: so this after "the five" yes afternoon. everybody gathered at fox square to relight the christmas tree. our original all american christmas tree was burned by an arsonist who was immediately released. >> bill: i thought it was awesome. >> dana: i loved it. i felt so joyous. >> bill: 36 hours all the technical folks at fox that made this happen, congratulations and thanks to you. that scene last night was a new york moment. you had rush hour traffic during the christmas holiday which is unbelievable coming ot sixth avenue. thousands of people and lot of fox news folks and tourists and a few protestors. >> dana: they sounded so ridiculous. >> bill: we lit the tree and everybody back at home watching across the country merry christmas to you because it

the new york state joint commission on public ethics voted 12-1 to force governor cuomo to give the money back. a big chunk of change, $5.1 million because they say he used resources to write the book meaning his employees were helping him write it and he is saying they were volunteers and other people do it too. sound like that is the rebuttal. todd: there are two parts of this was the fact that he did in all likelihood use state resources is one but the second part coming in order to sell the book and sell himself as this great governor who did great things there was the need to suppress the bad news coming out of the nursing homes because otherwise you don't have a book to promote, you don't have a book to sell. as result when you combine those things you get the ethics side but also the government responsibility side of it. when these things go together you have a lawyer for cuomo defending himself, defending his client but in the end he has to pay that. carley: think back to where we were a year and a half ago when national news coverage of every press conference he gave he was consi

also that this is proof, that nobody fears andy cuomo any longer a 12 to one vote by joint commission on public ethicsr chris gone he is not of any use to cnn and jeff zucker, why they have him sticking around when he was -- well irretrievably stupid this is brother was probably age for higher office there were rumors about andy cuomo recently going to try to run for governor again tun for attorney general, leticia james is dropping out mou cuomo a comer again he is not a comer he is a goner callous, entitled -- stone-cold morons the two of them i am excited that maybe we won't see them for a while. maria: joe what do you think? >> i have to follow that okay, i will try. that was excellent dagen when people asked why governor top aides cover-up nursing home death numbers we know to secure five-million-dollar book deal cuomo was negotiating in the middle 56 pandemic 70% approval rating, highest of career life right time to write a book wrong time bad news nursing homes coming out this is to dagen's word justice love gov needs to hand money back over disgraced more disgraced in the form of andrew cuomo.

consider what is ethical and you know, appropriate conduct online and the bites act as it relates to ticket scalping. made that practice illegal, and it empowered the federal trade commission and state attorney generals to prosecute people who engage in that activity in a malicious way to deny other kinds of going fans tickets. so there was a significant prosecution or enforcement action in january of this year. where the 3 bought upper readers were fined $31000000.00, but it is also true. the enforcement date has been fairly limited. it's hard to get all the evidence that the state and federal authorities need to prosecute tickets, scalpers. but we think it's an important step to say yes, this activity is illegal and it needs to be discouraged in the marketplace. and we need to do it. we can to stop it and choke. i mean, i guess i'm sorry, this is a bit of an intricate question here, but what is the illegal nature of it? is it illegal to operate the box and by multiple set the tickets, or is it illegal to sell them at an inflated price? it's actually, it's illegal to operate them automated software programs that can file thousands of orders in a minute, you know, much fas

a white house commission has come out in favor of making changes to the supreme court. among them, they continue of livestreaming of argument and advisory ethicsoking at expanding the number of justices. there will now be a four and a half day workweek. friday will be a half day in the uae. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. alix: thanks so much. let's get back to the breaking news. we had president putin and president biden starting the call at 10:07. one headline that came out of it is the u.s. will potentially sort of veto nord stream 2 if russia invades ukraine. they will seek to stop that pipeline from getting the green light. guy: yeah. i guess that puts all the onus on europe. your -- europe is burning through gas quickly. it needs russian gas. shoving the gas off from europe will have a huge impact -- shutting the gas off from europe will have a huge impact. i don't know how they would stop it. that would be interesting. apparently, there will be an allied response as well, so maybe europe is on boa

the new york state ethics watchdog has ruled he did violate ethics laws by writing the book american crisis from the covid-19 pandemic. commission used government resources, aides and staff of the state government to help him write that book and that's a no no. cuomo critic ron kim whose uncle died of covid in a nursing home told us the former governor should face criminal charges. >> it's criminal. there is no other way to describe it. it is a violation of public law and public fraud. you can't especially when you are sitting at the top level public official governor of new york use your platform to promote wrong information to sell books. >> cuomo put $1 million of the book proceeds into a blind trust for his daughters and donated $500,000 of the advance giving it to the charity the united way. cuomo spokes people reacted calling it political hypocrisy and duplicity at its worse. the lawyer says if the commission goes through with this he will fight it in court. >> dana: thank you, eric. book didn't sell many copies, did you know that? >> how many? >> dana: i heard it was in maybe like up to 60,000. most sitting in the warehou

ethics professionals that are there to sook output from the community. they do forward those recommendations on. so i think they will have a positive impact, especially for two pop populations where this commission was really targets participation. the first hispanic. we make 50% yet there's a congressional district that's been around for gin generations. hispanics have run but never fielded well. we believe it's due to gerrymandering even though that district has had the highest hispanic population of all the other congressional districts. this commission did focus on getting a lot of input from hispanic populations and then the second population there's a lot at stake in parts of this commission in the native american population. i have said before, we have had a long history of their rich tradition and culture and legacy, but i believe we need to do a better job in keeping those populations and competing for elected office. but this process is new to us. and i think it will have a positive impact in terms of the commission trying to secure more participation. >> participation and getting folks in elected office is really important in these minority communities. i don't think folks fully appre

ethics professionals. they are there to speak output and input from the community. they do forward those recommendations on so i do think you will have a positive impact especially for the two populations where this commission was really targeting the participation. look nal district t the first is thec participation. we make 50% of the population through there is the congressional district that has been around for generations and generation who the candidates have run but they've never fared well and we believe it is due to gerrymandering, excessively even though the district has had the highest hispanic population rate of all the other districts, so the commission did focus on getting a lot of input from hispanic populations and then as well as the second population of the commission is the native american population as i said before, we have had a long history of the rich tradition and cultural legacy. but i believe we need to do a better job and giving those populations a voice and competing for elected office. but this process is new to us, and i think it will have a positive impact in terms of the commission trying to secure more participation. >> participation and getting folks elected in office is i

to say to the commission, i hope you appreciate how lean this department does run, the command staff. all the people you see on the screen are working exceedingly hard and the work ethicof every member here of this command staff is incredibly strong. the integrity and the value system of every member that i've worked with her is phenomenal, and the positions cannot just be doled out to any person because of seniority or because of some special privilege that they have. we really need strong, intelligent people up here who are willing to sit down behind a desk and be here from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and on weekends and answering the phone in middle of the night and leaders in their positions, and so chief nicholson, i wish you the best. i hope you are able to continue what i perceived as a successful administration, you've faced incredible hardships, the pandemic, like wow, and the way the team assembled together and really kept its head on, i think you have tackled it beautifully. we have had tragedy in the department and you have never buckled, you've never waivered, at every turn when i said to you like how you do this, i know you are getting it from every angle, yo