i am honored to be accompanied here today by the mayor of one of these small towns, mayor everett hillayor he has a full time job as a truck driver. and has to handle much of the city's issues on its free time. his community has little professional staff because they simply can't afford it. in komo the waste water system is failing because of its age and inability to meet its current epa treatment. the cost to update the sewer system is approximately $2 million. the komo drinking water system needs an additional $1 million in upgrades. the town was recently fined by the department of environmental quality for failure to comply with their waste water discharge permit. currently the komo waste water treatment facility is actually discharging only partially treated waste water due to failure of the current treatment works. komo is just like thousands of other small communities in the delta and other states. they need a grant rich infrastructure program like the usda's rural development program and they need access to someone that can trust for technical advice, on site assistance and help

dray is from capitol hill thank you for your time mr. everett. >> with the opening of the suez canal ships most had the blow with that opening they had a shorter route to the far east to india but the sailing ships a to make their own living so they started to carry a lower value cargo like cotton or whale so she found her niche to carry any cargo that does not require getting to market at a fast pace. the connection to go listed is unique that she sailed and arrived here about 100 yards from where we're standing right now 1883 with a cargo full of bananas then came later and it was important to find a day vessel the had a connection and the fact she was a sailing vessel was even more important. >> we're going to do get started. if you have a cell phone please turn it off for putting on to vibrate. good morning welcome to the president's task force on 21st century policing. today we have a distinguished and final panel all bills were outstanding but we save the best for last there will be the to the cochairs to explain the purpose of the panel a

hill" and now with "politico." he has a byline this morning along with burgess everett about the were authorization resolution.the headline -- first of all explain what it is , what it means, and what might happen. guest: the president proposed the use of force resolution against isis. this is a three-year proposal that would essentially limit the use of force against isis and associated forces. the groups associated with isis. part of the proposal, the president resends his 2002 were authorization. it was enacted after the 9/11 attack. that 2001 authorization is what the president has used to justify the ongoing military campaign against isis. in addition to this proposal said it would be no enduring ground forces, troops, in an effort to limit troops that are going into conflict with isis. the challenge for the president right now is that he faces skepticism on the left and the right over this proposal. folks on the right, through public its control congress, believe this is much too restrictive. it's -- the president needs greater war authority they say in order to effectively take out a very dangerous enem