in 969 martin started making the 45 2nd they had notices for fort worth. and says i saw one i want to. finish that one. and it sounded spectacular so i went again to lumber and they had a number of them down i picked the 3 best bottom right there. in the 1980 s. difficult times began for the martin company there was more competition than ever before with cheap products flooding the market martin remained true to its roots sticking to handmade manufacture and high quality materials and then there was a new kid on the block the synthesizer when the disco creation and people were tinkering with electric pianos that you could get to make all kinds of sounds. are definitely. in the 1990 s. martin developed its 1st backpackers model it was compact with fantastic sound and easy to carry perfect for street musicians like the up and coming young and sharon to have a go oh it's going. to be all. or use the back pocket for the idea of forcing it to 16 and then i go. to the. one that looks like a small. so that it was that it was that my whole life was stuffed in that

this is james in fort worth. democrat. -- white supremacists caused the -- but direction from the republican party. the election of barack obama gave us donald trump. i am not saying that every trump voter is racist, but i am saying every racist is a trump voter. the proof is the people who attacked the capital, the extreme right neofascists, the proud boys were in there, the militia movements were there, white supremacists were in there. we can't ignore that. donald trump has pandered to the white supremacists since the day he called barack obama a kenyan born muslim. i am a 70 five-year-old vietnam veteran who has voted every time , and i voted mostly for democrats. we cannot allow white supremacist neofascists, which has media support in some places, we cannot allow those people to turn america into a neofascist country. thank you for taking my call. host: from the wall street journal, "law enforcement bracing for more violence. the intelligence group which tracks extremist threats online said the weekend that

atlanta dallas, fort worth and houston where the top 3 airports for firearm catches. now bay area airports were on the top 10 list. >>coming up new cdc guidance on reopening schools, everything we know about those plans in just a few moments. >>and next is sports. the a's to their playoff team and barry bonds tries to get into the hall of fame on his 9th by sports director jason dumas school. let you know finally in or if the waiting game >>some encouraging news today for parents, teachers and students desperate to return to the classroom, the centers for disease control and prevention released. a report that shows the limited amount of covid-19 found in schools that have reopened in or following the established to prevent spreading the coronavirus kron four's has become a dillon has the story. >>the data now shows a way forward to return to in person learning in schools during the covid-19 pandemic that is the conclusion reached by researchers at the centers for disease control and prevention who published their opinion in the journal of the american medical associat

it was heading to lake fort worth beach in florida. when it didn't show up, the coast guard and other agencies searched more than 17,000 square miles over three days without a sighting no word on who was on board or if they called in a distress report >>> a pro surfer is being called a hero tonight for his quick action helping save a woman from being pulled out to sea off the hawaiian island of oahu the dramatic moments all caught on camera anne thompson has the story. >> reporter: seeing a water rescue mikey wright picks up his camera >> oh, no. she's getting dragged out. >> i was like this is going to turn really bad here and i literally was just -- had a beer in hand and said to my wife, here, take this. >> you can't save him. >> reporter: want to make a bet 24-year-old wright is a pro surfer, an australian most famous for his trademark mullet, until now. he jumps the fence and makes an all-out sprint to the struggling person, a woman. that's right, jumping into the hawaiian surf >> i just came and met her on the other side of the r

associate dean of the school of criminology thompson university he joins us now via skype from fort worth texas in the u.s. good to have you with us i want to start by getting your thoughts on the unprecedented security measures currently in place in washington d.c. . you know typically you see that security protocols are in place in most of the night here asians and we've known in the past few a night eurasians that that security protocol has increased somewhat particularly 4 years ago but nothing like we were seen now right so the actual security protocol that is in place today is of historical proportions in the united states i can tell you that those of us that have been in the law enforcement industry or security industry for a number of years in my case 23 years i can tell you that i've never seen anything like it in my life right where you have outside perimeter. you know space that is being frozen to not necessarily allow any airplanes close by and also the things that we're not able to see it right there's a lot of security stuff that's going on behind the scenes that most americ

set up including at disneyland and dodger stadium in southern california at a sports complex near fort worth texas and of football stadium outside of boston massachusetts plans to start out doing $300.00 vaccines for day but it's going to build up to administering $5000.00 vaccines pre-date so far the vaccination program has been slower than expected and with no nationwide plan in place often haphazard early tuesday morning in north carolina. a line hundreds of elderly people waited for hours at a drive through vaccination center but many of them were turned away when supplies ran out the trumpet ministration announced on tuesday it would no longer hold back millions of vaccine doses it had been reserving for 2nd shots every vaccine dose that is sitting in a warehouse rather than going into an armed could mean one more life lost or one more hospital bed occupied the about face came days after president elect joe biden said he would do the same thing once he takes office covert 19 is infected several gorillas at the san diego zoo safari park the 1st known transmission to great apes the gorill

so, the trip was planned to fort worth, and dallas. and this picture of jackie, and jfk arriving -- shows really the warm reception they received. as they rode through this motorcade, in dallas, and entered in area in which we call daily plaza, three shots rang out. before we knew it, the president had some forward in his limousine, the secret service had ordered the car to be rushed to the hospital. this picture, taken by an unknown photographer, transmitted by associated press, gives you the feeling of the urgency of the moment. it was not long after walter cronkite, probably the best known newscaster on telecast -- worldwide, had to announce not only to america to the world at large that jfk, not only had been shot, but his life had been lost and he had succumbed to the bullet that had entered his head, and hard-line hospital. a memorial sprung up, in new york city photograph. of jfk, placed in the store window, is really a reminder that, you could not move without seeing some memory of jfk, and of course a few days later, there was

federal medical center here in fort worth, and it's about 11 miles from the office.ot taking the limo over to pickjoe up until we get the official word. pick joe up until we get the official word.— pick joe up until we get the official word. i'm 'ust going to interru -t official word. i'm 'ust going to interrupt you. _ official word. i'm just going to interrupt you, because - official word. i'm just going to interrupt you, because for- official word. i'm just going to - interrupt you, because for viewers who don't know who joe interrupt you, because for viewers who don't know whojoe exotic is, he had several animal zoos keeping tigers, he was charged with animal abuse and attempted murder of one of his rivals. there was a netflix film made about this which had huge viewing figures. now, so he has appealed for a presidential pardon. have you actually been to the white house and made the case there? and on what grounds did you make the case? who did you speak to? so uire case? who did you speak to? so we 'ust case? who did you speak to? so we just disprove _ case? who

fort worth, texas, new jersey, tallahassee, florida, a couple of places in new york, nevada, delaware, my friends in white bear lake, minnesota, pennsylvania, dublin, ireland, dallas, texas, minneapolis, north carolina. a lot of folks who are eisenhower fans with us today. before we jump into these questions, please put your questions in the chat. a couple of things that popped into my mind as you were talking, in the last few months we talked a lot about the legacy of our founding fathers and presidents with the national conversations happening. having going through developing a new exhibit, was there new scholarship that you looked at informing how you did the exhibition? ms. hammatt: we did of course lean on new scholarship. however, as i mentioned we really wanted their words to shine through so we leaned on their writings, audio of them more so than new scholarship. what i mean is when we got stuck, when we were writing the script and got stuck someone would say what would ike say about that? when we had a challenging situation where we needed the right words, we could lean on ik

texas, was that we saw in big metropolitan areas, multiple millions of people in atlanta, in dallas-fort worthin houston, and in phoenix, which is a bigger metropolitan area than my native detroit today -- you have a movement by affluent voters away from the republicans and towards democrats. that is what we saw in northeast, midwest and west coast metropolitan areas started in the 1990's or even before. go back to the 1988 election. first george bush winning over michael dukakis. that was an election where bush got 53.6% of the vote, higher than any president has gotten in any popular vote percentage since 1988. bush carried in metro boston, metro new york, metro philadelphia, metro cleveland, metro detroit, metro los angeles. that was because affluent areas, the suburbs to put it in demographic shorthand, were voting for him by large margins. that affluent support has changed. bill clinton started making gains for democrats in the 1990's, even as democrats were losing in the south and in particular in the rural south. those changes that happened over time. trump's appeal to non-college-educa

if casey stegall is live in dallas-fort worth international airport in texas with more. >> in fact, it'sa's 19 years history, made two of the top five locations that had the most guns seized last year. tsa says twice as many firearms per million screens passengers in 2020 versus 2019 even though passenger volume was down, 500 million. now, you may fly with the guns so long as they are properly declared, you filled out the right paperwork and it's packed inside of checked luggage bared all the contraband that has been found in carry-on luggage for on the passengers person. >> approximately 85% of the guns found at a checkpoint are loaded. just think about that. not all of them have the safety on. so once the weapon is found, it is a very serious situation. >> so the big question is why? tsa attributes the rise to more gun purchases during the pandemic and also an uptick of states that now have some sort of open carry law on the books and also say plain old forgetfulness. >> casey stegall, thank you very much. that will round out the "faulkner focus" for today. my pleasure to be with you a

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here is a texas realtor in an interview with a cbs affiliate in dallas, fort worth. >> i thought i was following my president, i thought i was following what we were called to do. he asked us to fly there, to be there. i was doing what he asked us to do. >> and it is not just trump whose support the people have, in the new yorker video rioters justify their actions claiming ted cruz would support them. >> cruz would want us to do it. i think we're good. >> when asked for comment, cruz's spokesperson didn't exactly directly address the trump supporters mentioning his name, said senator cruz repeatedly said the attack is reprehensible and criminals that carried out the attack should be prosecuted. whether from left or right, the violent criminals should go to jail for a very long time. joining me, my friend and colleague, ali velshi, host of msnbc's velshi, i never miss it every weekend. ali, talk about what you're seeing. i was there earlier today, i have never seen anything like it. i was at the '08 inaugural, lots of security, first black president inaugurated, this is much more inten

fort worth, texas is next. linda, republican line. good morning. i'm really a democrat, i was trying to get in on any line and i just wanted to thank the democrats because i will be waiting for my $2000. thank you very much. host: on the democratic line in bloomfield hills, michigan, wendi, go ahead. yeah i just, several things, the barriers that trump set to constrain people from incitedas definitely it. there were so many incremental elements that led up to blowsday that it just, it my mind, it infuriates me, how blind and mentally ill or able tohed the been happen, the media, allowing this thatric, this falsehood our president and his enablers have been able to put forth. what has now led to, in our security threats, is beyond belief. trump telling his followers to head to the capital? blatant, what the hell happened yesterday? documents that they took from the capital? in addition to putting more security threats. we don't know what they planted. we don't know what things they were taking pictures of and what information they got a hold of. wen

let's start with claudia who is in alvarado, texas, just south of dallas-fort worth.ve received the first dose of the vaccine and are supposed to have the second dose in four weeks, what happens if you're unable to get it until five or six weeks have passed? does it render the vaccination less effective? doctor? >> we don't know for sure. probably five weeks makes no difference, six weeks no difference. but going beyond that it really begins to be worrisome. not because we don't know that it will be equally effective. we just don't have data, and that's the problem. we know the vaccines work. they're very effective. let's, you know, stay under the street light that we know and not venture into uncharted territory of going six, seven, eight, nine weeks. we just don't know. we haven't studied that enough. so if somehow at four weeks you can't get it, try to get it as soon as possible after that. >> that uncharted territory includes these new variants of covid-19. debbie wants to know, please explain how the new strains of covid-19 are more contagious. are there suppleme

. >> as we've been talking about here fort worth last couple hours the confirmation hearing under wayas we speak for the department of homeland security secretary nominee alejandro mayorkas. in his opening statements, there he is, live look, mr. mayorkas, he cited the threat of domestic terrorism, frank. how encouraged were you to hear that? >> well, i'm extremely encouraged. he is a high-caliber, experienced individual, but look, this should be no surprise it should be the focus. chris wray has testified recently on the hill saying domestic terrorism has become our number one threat and went a step further in that group it's hate-based domestic terror. we can't pretend it's not there when the fbi director says it's our number one threat. >> transition officials have told nbc news that domestic terrorism is going to be a key focus of the incoming president's national security council. nsc. what, frank, can biden's incoming national security team do differently to make us safer? >> so first, we've already talked about legislative solutions, investigative tools, designating certain dome

he started young -- as a teenager -- working at a neighborhood barbershop in fort worth, texas.wn shop on the city's main street. his nephew said he was a quiet and stoiman who would make house visits if customers couldn't leave their homes. an avid golfer, louis advocated for the redevelopment of an inner-city golf course -- a dream that came true in 2017. louis was 90 years old. and our thanks to all the family members who shared these stories with us. our hearts go out to you as they do to everyone who's lost a loved one in this pandemic. and a correction before we go. yesterday, we mistakenly showed an image of damage from a volcanic eruption when we were discussing nuclear weapons. we regret the error. and don't forget to tune in to "washington week" tonight when "newshour's" amna nawaz leads a discussion of president biden's first days and the democrats' plans to impeach the former president. before we go, it's hard to believe, but tomorrow marks one year since the death of one of our two beloved founding fathers, jim lehrer. every day we think of him and we do our best to

in 969 martin started making the 45 seconds he had notices for fort worth and.says i saw one i want to. finish that one. and it sounded spectacular so i went again to lumpers and they had a number of them down i picked the 3 best bottom project. in the 1980 s. difficult times began for the martin company there was more competition than ever before with cheap products flooding the market martin remained true to its roots sticking to handmade manufacture and high quality materials and then there was a new kid on the block the synthesizer when the disco creation again and people were tinkering with electric pianos that you could get to make all kinds of sounds. are definitely. in the 1990 s. martin developed its 1st backpackers model it was compact with fantastic sound and easy to carry perfect for street musicians like the up and coming young and sharon have a go oh it's ever going. to be all. or use the back pocket for that forcing it to 16 and then i go. to the. one that looks like a small potato so that it was that was that my whole life was stuffed in that cas

set up including at disneyland and dodger stadium in southern california at a sports complex near fort worth texas and of football stadium outside of boston massachusetts plans to start out doing $300.00 vaccines for day but it's going to build up to administering $5000.00 vaccines pre-date so far the vaccination program has been slower than expected and with no nationwide plan in place often haphazard early tuesday morning in north carolina hundreds of elderly people waited for hours at a drive through vaccination center but many of them were turned away when supplies ran out the trump administration announced on tuesday it would no longer hold back millions of vaccine doses it had been reserving for 2nd shots every vaccine dose that is sitting in a warehouse rather than going into an armed could mean one more life lost or one more hospital bed occupied the about face came days after president elect joe. biden said he would do the same thing once he takes office. has infected several gorillas at the san diego zoo safari park the 1st known transmission to great apes the gorillas tested posit

andrew in fort worth, texas. democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. what i am seeing this morning is caller: thank you for taking my call. what i am seeing this morning is such a fracture in the republican party. there are trump supporters and then republicans. we live in texas now, we moved from illinois. our whole family are republicans but they are not trump republicans. there is a difference there. i have two parts to what i want to say today. the rioters, anarchists were incited by what was going on well before what happened yesterday. they were incited with trump saying it was going to be wild in d.c., come here on the sixth. and then rudy giuliani, his son, mo brooks giving those speeches, just revving them up. what do you think is going to happen? a lot of those people just went home. they came for the day and went home. those are republicans. but the trump supporters who all of these lies for so long, it just boiled. it was like a tinderbox. it exploded. that is kind of what happened. another thing i would like to talk about is the senate. to

gracias por conversar con nosotros esta maÑana en vivo desde fort worth, en texas. >> gracias. california, la zona de oregÓn y washington. este es el primer sistema de tres, que nos afectara en los prÓximos dÍas. el viernes ya notemos aquÍ, el domingo llega el reciente sistema en medio del pacÍfico como yo poco mÁs a la izquierda tenemos el tercer sistema que nos llegarÍan martes de la semana entrante. tenemos una semana entretenida, seguimos con california, oleajes toda la costa hasta 16 pies, la altura de las olas en la zona de los Ángeles, santa barbara, extremar las precauciones. por tercer dÍa consultivo la niebla en el valle de san joaquin, visibilidad nula en modesto. prender las luces bajas. en california lluvias en el norte. el domingo ya lo ves acercÁndose, en oregÓn y washington, tambiÉn en san francisco, norte de california podrÁ haber algo de lluvia. la nieve para la zona de nuevo mÉxico y texas, que lo contaré mÁs adelante. costa oeste queda al margen, carolina nuestro mentes, nieve hacia zona de montaÑa, oeste de charlot, y los acumulados hacia la zona de wilming

her husband told the nbc station in dallas/fort worth that some of myesha's patients were homeless, andhat's my friend, her husband recalled one of them telling them. that's the breathing lady. myesha got sick in september. her bose temperature was above 100 degrees for about two weeks. unable to walk, unable to breathe, myesha was hospitalized. she was a respiratory therapist who now needed a ventilator of her own. so she wrote letters to her kids. she wrote a letter to her husband. and when it was time, he was there with her, by her bedside when she passed. the beloved breathing lady who helped so many was just 43 years old. we'll be right back. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it,

fort worth, texas is next. linda, republican line. good morning. really a democrat, i was trying to get in on any line and i just wanted to thank the democrats because i will be waiting for my $2000. thank you very much. host: on the democratic line in bloomfield hills, michigan, wendi, go ahead. yeah i just, several things, the barriers that trump set to constrain people from incitedas definitely it. there were so many incremental elements that led up to blowsday that it just, it my mind, it infuriates me, how blind and mentally ill or able tohed the been happen, the media, allowing this thatric, this falsehood our president and his enablers have been able to put forth. what has now led to, in our security threats, is beyond belief. trump telling his followers to head to the capital? blatant, what the hell happened yesterday? documents that they took from the capital? in addition to putting more security threats. we don't know what they planted. we don't know what things they were taking pictures of and what information they got a hold of. wendi,

host: jane, in fort worth, texas. caller: hello. wanted to make a comment to the guy that said -- understand this is coming from a democrat. he was talking about maxine waters. my thing is where the line is, republicans and democrats always had this against each other. since trump was the candidate and become president, this has gotten violent. you have to remember when he said he could go on fifth avenue and shoot someone and not lose a vote. now that he is president that is actually true. everything trump has done has never been accountable for you cannot get one republican to just say ok, he was wrong. he lied. you cannot. if that is where the line is, if they became completely honest, i think we could cross this line. until they be honest and say what he is doing, what he has done what he has done was wrong. host: what about liz cheney from wyoming? a member of the leadership team in the house who said the president lit the fire? caller: there's how many of them five? her and mitt romney? host: in the impeachment vote there were

this is james in fort worth.t. -- white supremacists caused the -- but direction from the republican party. the election of barack obama gave us donald trump. i am not saying that every trump voter is racist, but i am saying every racist is a trump voter. the proof is the people who attacked the capital, the extreme right neofascists, the proud boys were in there, the militia movements were there, white supremacists were in there. we can't ignore that. donald trump has pandered to the white supremacists since the day he called barack obama a kenyan born muslim. i am a 70 five-year-old vietnam veteran who has voted every time , and i voted mostly for democrats. we cannot allow white supremacist neofascists, which has media support in some places, we cannot allow those people to turn america into a neofascist country. thank you for taking my call. host: from the wall street journal, "law enforcement bracing for more violence. the intelligence group which tracks extremist threats online said the weekend that they ha

look at that, we have a line of thunderstorms, severe storms just east of the dallas/fort worth area.have winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings too. also looking at the potential for very heavy rain and mountain snow for the west which will be excellent news for the drought here. lots of snow and rain over the next couple of days. all right. nice to see you, happy monday, steve, ainsley, brian. brian: what about the decision by ainsley to call me out rather than have a smooth toss? we're going to talk about that in the break. steve: it was incredible. ainsley: i'm sorry. >> you're incredible, all of you. ainsley: we love you, thanks. one of joe biden's top priorities, ending gender discrimination and allowing transgender women to join women's athletics. but three high school athletes say this violates their rights, and they're going to join us live to make their case coming up next. it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helped people stay 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 entr

down yes i started out the same way that i went into a place where we slept and shared forts and told showing self-worth i had a good foundation lisa did not and she broke she literally broke. throughout the world capital punishment is in decline in the united states most executions are carried out at the state level but since july the trumpet ministration ended a 17 year hiatus and has been carrying out federal executions at an unprecedented rate and urgent appeal in montgomery's case for a stay of execution was overturned by the supreme court incoming u.s. president joe biden who takes office in a matter of days opposes the death penalty and is committed to reforms montgomery was 52 her execution may give some comfort to stinnett's family and it ends a years long case in which there appear to be only villains and victims zain bus ravi al-jazeera. in other news. when uganda's general election 35 years in power president seeking a 6th term but he's facing a serious challenge from opposition leader bobby wine the run up to the vote has been plagued by violence 2 thirds of registered voters are under 30 a

down yes i started out the same way that i went into a place where we slept and shared forts and told showing self-worth i had a good foundation lisa did not and she broke she literally broke. throughout the world capital punishment is in decline in the united states most executions are carried out at the state level but since july the trumpet ministration ended a 17 year hiatus and has been carrying out federal executions at an unprecedented rate and urgent appeal in montgomery's case for a stay of execution was overturned by the supreme court incoming u.s. president joe biden who takes office in a matter of days opposes the death penalty and is committed to reforms montgomery was 52 her execution may give some comfort to stinnett's family and it ends a years long case in which there appear to be only villains and victims zain bus ravi al-jazeera. uganda's minister of state says he survived an assassination attempt of the gunmen ambushed his car near the capital has been increased violence in uganda ahead of thursday's presidential election on tuesday the main opposition leader bobby once said security

host: let's hear from randall in fort worth, texas. democrat line. caller: good morning. caller about mccarthy this morning. that when mccain and his wife ran, they had eight houses. mitt romney had five houses. i don't know what trump has got now. what i wanted to address was night i saw one of your rerun programs about a freshman newcomer from new mexico, a ms. fernandez. i read an article the other day on the computer about a neighbor -- a native american lady that has lived closer to the head of the department. of interior mitch mcconnell is not quite as old as my brother, but he is older than two oak trees and we have had this thing for a long time, and all around the globe. host: all of that, to say what about the congress? polluted,r rivers are our earth is polluted and our air is polluted. the old-timers need to get out of the way and let the younger people try to salvage this climate. host: let's go to indiana, our independent line. caller: good morning. thank you for hosting me. i would like to make one comment as a middle-class american in the midwest. have ist

down yes i started out the same way but i went into a place where we slept and shared forts and told showing self-worth. i had a good foundation lisa did not and she broke she literally broke throughout the world capital punishment is in decline in the united states most executions are carried out at the state level but since july the trumpet ministration ended a 17 year hiatus and has been carrying out federal executions at an unprecedented rate and urgent appeal in montgomery's case for a stay of execution was overturned by the supreme court incoming u.s. president joe biden who takes office in a matter of days opposes the death penalty and is committed to reforms montgomery was 52 her execution may give some comfort to stinnett's family and it ends a years long case in which there appear to be only villains and victims zain bus ravi al-jazeera the u.k.'s recorded its highest daily coronavirus death toll since the pandemic began 1564 people died from covert 19 over the past 24 hours and another $47000.00 new cases were confirmed find us about us johnson told parliament he's concerned about a new vari

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worth the extra amount of time. the biggest issue that needs to be addressed is that a lot of low income staff wouldn't be guaranteed a fort able housing and 40% of affordable housing that's been accurate and half of that making up the 120% of the median income and the other half is for folks making up to 90% of median income and there needs to be some amount of guaranteed housing for folks making up to 50% of the median income that is staff at ucsf and otherwise that very crucial low income housing needs will be first onto the rest of the neighborhood and frankly there's not enough for households throughout san francisco in fact because the amount of affordable housing being produced is completely out of line with the number of jobs, it means a lot of low income staff will be super commuters and that has to be supposed and it's not good for the environment or for economic equity. anything that can be done to create more low income affordable housing for folks making below 50% of ami would be a benefit for this project and a number of affordable housing measures have passed and mental health i hope, ucsf will consider the

women at fort hood who feared that she's going to be raped or murdered when she is moving around the base at night, you would be reticent to trust someone to solve this problem the recently worth a commanders who failed you? >> senator, yes. the report about fort hood certainly alarms me. yes, i would imagine those kinds of problems exist elsewhere as well. would i therefore not trust someone who came out of that institution to fix these problems? i think that would depend more on the individual. i would not simply assume that anyone come from military institution was unable to address these problems. we have multiple examples of people within the military institution who take these problems very seriously. so i think that i absolutely agree that these problems are very serious and they must be addressed. if mr. austin if confirmed i hope he makes them a high priority, but i would not think that he would be disqualified on the ground alone. thank you. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator gillibrand, and on behalf of chairman inhofe let me recognize senator rounds. >> thank you sarah. -- thank you, sir. let me walk my way through this a little bit. i i'v

worth the extra amount of time. the biggest issue that needs to be addressed is that a lot of low income staff wouldn't be guaranteed a fort able housing and 40% of affordable housing that's been accurate and half of that making up the 120% of the median income and the other half is for folks making up to 90% of median income and there needs to be some amount of guaranteed housing for folks making up to 50% of the median income that is staff at ucsf and otherwise that very crucial low income housing needs will be first onto the rest of the neighborhood and frankly there's not enough for households throughout san francisco in fact because the amount of affordable housing being produced is completely out of line with the number of jobs, it means a lot of low income staff will be super commuters and that has to be supposed and it's not good for the environment or for economic equity. anything that can be done to create more low income affordable housing for folks making below 50% of ami would be a benefit for this project and a number of affordable housing measures have passed and mental health i hope, ucsf will consider the

worth the extra amount of time. the biggest issue that needs to be addressed is that a lot of low income staff wouldn't be guaranteed a fort able housing and 40% of affordable housing that's been accurate and half of that making up the 120% of the median income and the other half is for folks making up to 90% of median income and there needs to be some amount of guaranteed housing for folks making up to 50% of the median income that is staff at ucsf and otherwise that very crucial low income housing needs will be first onto the rest of the neighborhood and frankly there's not enough for households throughout san francisco in fact because the amount of affordable housing being produced is completely out of line with the number of jobs, it means a lot of low income staff will be super commuters and that has to be supposed and it's not good for the environment or for economic equity. anything that can be done to create more low income affordable housing for folks making below 50% of ami would be a benefit for this project and a number of affordable housing measures have passed and mental health i hope, ucsf will consider the

worth the wait. and as far as places to what international| far as places to what international cricket girl, that position you have got there on top of the fortthe ground. at the end of day one i got disguised as a construction worker to be able to get on the ford to get a vantage point. i was wearing a hi viz and a hard hat. that was pretty funny. but then, yeah, miraculously, a reporter i had been talking to give me a numberfor someone a reporter i had been talking to give me a number for someone at the slc, who needed permission from the england camp, which they gave me pretty quickly, which was amazing. that meant i could get onto the fort. the last three days i have been up there. the view is unbelievable. i was rewarded when joe root saluted me when he got his doubleton. that was a magic moment. it has been really special. we enjoyed watching you and hearing you jerusalem. i hope you have got the hi viz handy because the second test starts on friday. you might need it again. great to speak to you. to you. thank you. great to get your reflections on that england victory. and as we know, second test on friday, england moved to india, then