this is an unbelievable throw by herbert. under pressure on the money to darius davis.then a two point play. herbert a rocket. joshua palmer. how did he catch that. the chargers beat the broncos 3427. listen to purr. >> purdy, purdy vroom vroom. >> 40 niners quarterback brock purdy presented his offensive linemen with new trucks. toyotas. the car company has an endorsement deal with purdy, so i'm guessing he got a pretty good discount. or he may really need that $50 million contract next season. sports on abc all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app comes in really handy. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming. all right, that is this edition of abc seven news for sandhya patel, larry beil, all of us. i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel. blake shel >> lou: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel live”! tonight -- blake shelton and ralph macchio. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel!

this is an unbelievable throw by herbert. under pressure on the money to darius davis.cket. joshua palmer. how did he catch that. the chargers beat the broncos 3427. listen to purr. >> purdy, purdy vroom vroom. >> 40 niners quarterback brock purdy presented his offensive linemen with new trucks. toyotas. the car company has an endorsement deal with purdy, so i'm guessing he got a pretty good discount. or he may really need that $50 million contract next season. all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app comes in really handy. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming. all right, that is this edition of abc seven news for sandhya patel, larry beil, all of us. i'm dan ash 1-800-700-8068 three. call now. >> this is poof, the fastest growing pet odor eliminator in the world. oh, it's safe for people, pets and the planet. powerful enough to eliminate the stink from any organic odor. yet it's safe enough to use on pet toys. their beds, even on them. so why was

commissioner herbert, yes. presidents huie, yes. commissioner ortiz, yes. vice president zouzounis, yes. motion passes. >> thank you. thank you very much. next item, please. >> item 4, board of supervisors file 240926. fee elimination and administrative provision. discussion and action. the commission will hear and possibly take action on an ordinance amending the business and tax regulations code, administrative code, health code, police code, and public works code to make the following changes if the voters approve proposition m in the november 5, 2024, election: 1) eliminate certain fees beginning in 2026, and 2) increase the gross receipts threshold from $2,500,000 to $5,000,000 for reductions to annual curbside shared spaces fees beginning in 2026; and to make the following additional changes regardless of whether the voters approve proposition m: 3) extend indefinitely the waiver of business location and device fees for businesses with taximeter devices; 4) extend indefinitely the suspension of the registration certificate and fee requirements for tax

justin herbert has plenty of time and finds a 40 yard touchdown pass. herbert becoming the third player in nfl history with at least 3000 passing yards and 20 touchdowns in each of his past five seasons, joining peyton manning and russell wilson. the chargers won 40 to 7 and clinch a spot in the playoffs for a season in l.a. and here is a candidate for the game of the year in the nfl. then bengals hosting the broncos with a trip to the playoffs on the line. denver down seven on fourth down. a bengals stop would have ended the game, but lobs it into that end zone and somehow marvin hangs on with two defenders around him. and then we go into overtime. bengals had a 33 yard kick to win the game but it hits the left upright. but after a denver three and out, the bengals got the ball back in joe burrow was not putting the game in the kicker's hands again. finds tee higgins in the end zone. his third touchdown of the game. bengals win a thriller, 30 to 24 and keep their slim playoff hopes alive. in college, miami met in the pop tarts bowl and the action was j

when fdr won the first time, herbert hoover could not believe that this man, herbert hoover, such a distinguishedbefore he was president and while he was president, he was a very distiuiedperson, never took fdr seriously and fdr didn't take hoover that seriously and refused to meet with him essentially or met with him briefly and they didn't want anything to do with each other. >> you mentioned grover cleveland. there's not a chapter in the book about grover cleveland. is there anything that retroactively fascinates but the cleveland presidency now that trump has returned to office or are you similarly fascinated by the time in which he was president, the guilded age? >> grover cleveland was a democrat, a former governor of new york, very well respected, but he lost the election in 1888, and he came back in 1892. now one of the things we don't really know is whether a president, when he has a second term after he's been out of office, whether he'll be fresher, whether he'll bring better people in, will be more experienced. grover cleveland's second term was reasonably successful. maybe trump's wi

commissioner herbert, yes. presidents huie, yes. commissioner ortiz, yes. vice president zouzounis, yes. motion passes. >> thank you. thank you very much. next item, please. >> item 4, board of supervisors file 240926. fee elimination and administrative provision. discussion and action. the commission will hear and possibly take action on an ordinance amending the business and tax regulations code, administrative code, health code, police code, and public works code to make the following changes if the voters approve proposition m in the november 5, 2024, election: 1) eliminate certain fees beginning in 2026, and 2) increase the gross receipts threshold from $2,500,000 to $5,000,000 for reductions to annual curbside shared spaces fees beginning in 2026; and to make the following additional changes regardless of whether the voters approve proposition m: 3) extend indefinitely the waiver of business location and device fees for businesses with taximeter devices; 4) extend indefinitely the suspension of the registration certificate and fee requirements for tax

unless you are talking about "all in the family, you don't hear about herbert hoover too much. you use to watch that show, "all of the family?" >> a little before my time. >> me too, but i did watch reruns. i don't mean to send your rivals, but 17% overall tariffs . overall, give us a quick look , is this really meaningful, or is the right going to move no matter what? i was talking to the ceo, and he seems to think it will move either way. >> good morning, happy holidays. absolutely, the freight will move. given the skill of tariffs, it might early. there will be a rush to get some freight early. you build it up and you have a period of where you kind of soften that freight. we have been in a recession for two and half years. if we start getting growth, or higher demand that is really the key we want to take away from this. we might get some free shipping that will affect the flows. >> you put out a note a few weeks ago looking at the transport general, mostly upgrading stocks. it is important to note, when it came to companies in the quote, unquote freight businesses, basical

. >> director denis villeneuve, his film adaptation of frank herbert's epic novel, one of the world's best selling science fiction books of all time. and now there is a brand new series out on max dune prophecy, which expands the world of the dune universe even further. the dune films are produced by warner bros. pictures part of the cnn parent company warner bros. discovery and i'm really excited because we have the director here of both dune films here with me today. it's great to meet you. denis, thank you for being here. um, i guess i should admit to everyone at home. i'm a huge dune fan, so i've been. was so excited to see part one. and part two is part two. as soon as it came out, um, as an adaptation, i can't imagine the undertaking of doing that just given how complex dune is and frank herbert's work was part one as an adaptation harder or easier than part? >> i would say that in part one, the most difficult thing the people who have not read the book yet that was the tough part. it's a very complex world, world, world very dense, very rich so to make sure that people want to

herbert storing had been hired from the university chicago because. it was preeminently a student of the american founding. he was the most eminent writing on the american anti the sort of as you put why would you put somebody like that in an audience, brant scowcroft and donald rumsfeld. it's because the purpose of the miller center was to think about the presidency in the in the constitutional order and storing had a fatal heart attack less than four months after after this event, he never arrived at the at the miller center. this was sort of a one off. he was succeeded by james stirling young, who famously was the author of the washington community 1800 to 1828 the essence the miller center is taking the founding and applying them contemporary politics in ways that i think are unlike other institution in the country. that's sort of the second notable factor. the third notable factor is just look at the people who arrived here. i mean, we don't have picture. i think it's unfortunate we don't have a body. got the director of the office of management

commissioner herbert. >> well, i wanted to say as a restaurant owner, yeah! jumping for joy because there are a lot of fees. i can probably speak for all other restaurant owners too when i say thank you. so, february we'll get notice just to clarify of the fees and then have a month to pay them? >> starting in 2026. >> 2026. still have table and chair fees and all that thing. >> right. the fee waver, this legislation is at the board the hearing is in a couple weeks, and much of what i talked about only goes into effect if prop m passes. some thingz like the deadline going into effect no matter what. >> thank you. >> commissioner ortiz. >> thank you amanda for the presentation and i love this because it's bringing our city into the right direction. this is the spirit of how we can simplify and help small business. common sense approaches and really helping our restaurant and night life business. i just love it. i hope it passes. even the part that dont pass, still streamlining the deadline andpenalities. it kills you for a small business like that 10 percent.

not just justin herbert made it happen. watch this. this is weird. clock hit zero and chargers called for fair catch on this punt. half wasn't over because of denver penalty and team moved up 15 yards, giving chargers chance to attempt a free kick field goal. watch. >> can he bang it through? on its way and it is -- yep. >> made history tonight. >> yes. >> todd: they did make hiftly kirk herbstreit. cameron dicker. first kick since 1976. chargers win 34-27. if you read what the players all said, they had no idea what was going on, justin herbert included. there you go. ultimatum from trump to european union, buy more oil and gas or else. we'll discuss how this message can bring back an energy boom here at home. al assad /* z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and adv

herbert hoover didn't just disappear from the scene.e did come back to provide assistance in reforming and improving government. but herbert hoover, who had once had a career actually as an international humanitarian, didn't do that in his post-presidency. jimmy carter decided to do it and not only do it in one part, one sphere, because the carter center is known for, um, observing and encouraging democratic elections, he decided to do it in several different spheres democratic resilience, public international, public health, and at home and abroad. building affordable housing. so jimmy carter decided to basically not only talk the talk, but walk the walk in terms of international humanitarian service. that was it was the first time any president had done it. and and we're seeing now, as presidents who leave office relatively young, they create centers sort of like the carter center to do this kind of work. i mean, george w. bush, for example, has continued his interest and commitment to, uh, dealing with the aids crisis in africa. so j

. >> former president herbert hoover wanted to end u.s.litary aid to europe, despite the growing soviet threat. and then there was ohio senator robert taft, a front runner for the 1952 republican presidential nomination. taft was a vigorous opponent of the world bank and the marshall plan. he also voted against nato. >> a soldier from abilene, kansas, usa. >> but there was another big name in the mix for the republican nomination, general dwight eisenhower had a competing vision for america's place in the world. he had led the allied forces to victory as their supreme commander in europe. exhausted from his years in uniform, eisenhower fantasized about buying a ranch and retiring. >> i intend to have nothing whatsoever to do with partisan politics. >> but then duty came calling again in the form of a request from president truman. would eisenhower be willing to serve as nato's first military commander? >> truman needs somebody, some electric personality, to really sell the idea of a permanent alliance, which is something america had never

as it turns out, george herbert walker bush, george bush, jeb bush, all those guys ended up being friends. we got a lot done for the country. it's -- people -- the way we communicate and people communicate with one another and get the news contributes to les s, if you will, fellowship that needs to be a hallmark of this place. >> how would you fix washington? sen. carper: leadership by example. i try to lead by example and set a good example for my colleagues and people back in delaware who watch what i do. i think the other thing is to actually have leaders who understand what it is all about. a speech i gave about leadership that would fill up the rest of this interview, but we need leaders who have the right -- to bring the right qualities to the job. be humble, not haughty, they have the heart of a servant, there understand their job is to serve, not be served. when the team does well, the leader gives credit to the team. there was a french philosopher named camus who said that leaders are purveyors of hope. i remain hopeful and i are just the people to do that as well. >> what is thi

harbaugh is trying to lead his chargers into the postseason with a win over the patriots, justin herbert has plenty of time, he finds ladd for the touchdown. and a trip to the playoffs on the line, denver is down seven, bo nix lobs it into the end zone, crazy catch, sending the game into ot, then this bangles field goal for the win but it is no good. denver goes three down on the next possession soldier borough -- so, joe burrow puts it away, and the bengals win a thriller, 30-24 and it keeps their slim playoff hopes alive. >>> college football, the pop tart bowl, iowa state wins a thriller in this one, 42-31 and after the win, check this out, the mascot goes into that giant toaster and comes out as an edible trophy for iowa state, there is truly nothing like bowl season. the 49ers haven't had the season they hoped for, but it hasn't been all bad, a rematch of the nfc championship game against the detroit lions is coming up monday, but here is a look back at the top plays by the red and gold this year. >> kittle out jumped new england for a 12 yard catch that stunned his teammates. >> th

. >> herbert. throw's caught, touchdown!davis. >> after denver dominated the first half, l.a. bolted back from a 11-point deficit with three straight touchdowns. they even made a little history after cameron dicker converted the first fair catch kick since 1976. l.a. takes another step towards the post season, 34-27 >>> still to come, it wasn't faster than a speeding bullet. t r rslo asurman is finally hire. moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back.re.er. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms or if you need a vaccine. healing is possible with tremfya. ask your doctor about tremfya today. ♪ herbal essences is a

. >> herbert robles cuida a dos personas adultas en la zona.ido y los fuertes vientos continÚan hasta este miÉrcoles. las autoridades insisten que todavÍa las vialidades estÁn cerradas. todavÍa se mantienen los desalojos, tambiÉn las evacuaciones. hay que recordar que hasta ahora van 20.000 personas que les puede impactar este incendio. por lo tanto, les piden especialmente esta noche a los residentes muy cercanos a esta zona de malibÚ, que estÉn atentos, que estÉn preparados con algunos documentos, con alalgunas medicinas en el caso e una evacuaciÓn obligatoria y por lo tanto esta noche va a ser crÍtica y que se mantengan alertas. yo regreso con ustedes. >> definitivamente. muchÍsima precauciÓn. edgar, gracias por este reporte. esta noche hubo un operativo contra el fentanilo en el bronx. autoridades incautaron una considerable cantidad de la letal droga en el primer piso de un edificio de apartamentos justamente ahÍ en el bronx, nueva york, en donde, segÚn vecinos, funonan tres guarderÍas. segÚn las autoridades, en el momento de manipular el

thank you, herbert. yes, sir. but you were. you were during the war. what age was. what unit were you? 7/40 tank battalion. and what was your responsibility? well, i started out as a tank crewman assault gun platoon, and one of the fellows that i had to replace came back from the hospital, and he had trained with the unit in the arizona desert at fort knox, kentucky. so he asked if he could get back on the same again, and they said yes, sure. and so they had me at the. the sad part of it was i said, where would you like to go? and i said, well, our home, actually, but i knew that was hopeless. so they said, well, we're going to put you in communications. thank god they did, because i stayed in communication for another 22 years and i was glad. have was your brother serving with you? is that what i understand? no, no. brother along in the 80 seconds. but you were around to also discovering dacko. can you explain? no, no, i didn't discover it. well, i. i was with the 82nd airborne and the eighth infantry division when they when they discovered the war blind concentrat

thank you, herbert. yes, sir. but you were. you were during the war. what age was. what unit were you? 7/40 tank battalion. and what was your responsibility? well, i started out as a tank crewman assault gun platoon, and one of the fellows that i had to replace came back from the hospital, and he had trained with the unit in the arizona desert at fort knox, kentucky. so he asked if he could get back on the same again, and they said yes, sure. and so they had me at the. the sad part of it was i said, where would you like to go? and i said, well, our home, actually, but i knew that was hopeless. so they said, well, we're going to put you in communications. thank god they did, because i stayed in communication for another 22 years and i was glad. have was your brother serving with you? is that what i understand? no, no. my my brother was in the south pacific. i just the information here. i had a brother along in the 80 seconds. but you were around to also discovering dacko. can you explain? no, no, i didn't discover it. well, i. i was with the 82nd airborne and the eig

capitol in the springtime of 1865, the most recent, george herbert walker bush in december of 2018. be a solemn and powerful scene here in the nation's capital next week when president's past and present honor and remember jimmy carter. worn out from cbs's ed o'keefe. >> reporter: tributes to jimmy carter tonight all over the world. american flags at half-staff in berlin and london. king charles recalled that the president's dedication and humility he served as an inspiration for many. at the u.n. security council, a moment of silence. >> in memory of president jimmy carter. >> reporter: leader who believed in global diplomacy. but perhaps the most tributes came from the five living successors. >> he was a statesman and a humanitarian. and i lost a dear friend. >> reporter: a senator in his early 30s, now president biden the first to endorse the white house run during a 5-decade friendship. >> and jimmy carter is an example of is simple decency. >> reporter: former and president-elect trump said while he strongly disagreed with carter, the late president worked hard to make america

thisorning on guerneville road near herbert stet, st west of the cunnington mall. coddingtown mall.police say the driver of a ue chevy astro minivan called 911 to report the collisn. the cyclist was taken to the hoitalnd is listed in critical condition. poli say preliminary investigation shows that the vehicle had a green light, and that it's unclear why the cyclist entered into traffic. san francisco's treasure island is set to receive nearly $20 million in federal grants to help increase access to public transit and reduce air pollution. representative nancy pelosi, announcing the grants today. the funding is from the inflation reduction act. pelosi says it will benefit disadvantaged communities living on treasure island by expanding clean public transportation resources in the area. the money will be used to fund a shuttle on treasure island and yerba buena island, along with connections to muni lines and infrastructure to support converting ferry service to the island to electric zero emission. ambitious plan there. okay, let's talk about our weather. and i just can't get over h

justin herbert tossed three touchdown passes in the chargers 40 to 7 win over the patriots. wild finish between the bengals and broncos. denver down seven with less than 10s remaining when marvin mims hauls in a 25 yard touchdown pass from bo nix. replay confirms he's got it. he's got it. yeah it's a touchdown. the game goes into overtime. the bengals respond in ot. tee higgins with the hat trick. his third touchdown catch is the game winner. the bengals beat the broncos 30 to 24. now denver can still make the playoffs with a win against the chiefs next weekend. the bengals need a win and some help. both the warriors and the sharks are in action tonight. we'll have highlights on the news at 11:00. jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line

. >> dick dorman was the omb person for george herbert walker bush.y put in legislation that had guardrails on the congress. bill clinton adhered to those, and we ran a budget deficit at the end of bill clinton's i'm sorry, budget surplus at the end of bill clinton's term. and i think the stuff that they're talking about is great. but if you really want to guide the congress, do something that worked in the past get a bipartisan commitment that they'll tighten up the legislation. so if they want a tax cut, they have to find something in the budget to cut. if they want more government services, they have to raise taxes. that was dick darman and george herbert walker bush's strategy. 30 years ago. and it worked. and it got us to a budget surplus in ten years. >> we're not just talking about a dysfunctional congress. we're talking about elon musk and vivek ramaswamy who have demonstrated that they don't know very much about the way government works. i do think this is a real opportunity for there to be bipartisanship when it comes to cutting waste. um de

the person may be listening and having the background. >> okay, this is herbert winer, and [indiscernibleying to change my address was that i went through [indiscernible] clicking on and off and i wasn't able to get the direct phone number and then when i got the direct phone number, then they directed me to all these other procedures and it was very difficult to make a connection. i wish it could be simplified. >> thank you caller. we have one caller on the phone line who has spoken on public comment. with that, public comment is closed. >> thank you. we'll take the next item please. >> item 14, review and approve the health service board contingency reserve policy 210 revisions. this is action item and presented by committee chair zvanski. >> who is asleep at the switch? okay. for item 14. you all have--okay. i welcome comments from colleagues. >> sure, dr. wilson and i can jump in, because we are fellow members of the governance committee and chair zvanski. i think we heard from mike clark at aon, a recommendation to delete the contingency reserve for the active dental ppo plan, becaus

would you rather quote herbert hoover or franklin delano roosevelt.[cheers and applause] would you rather quote richard nixon or john fitzgerald kennedy? [cheers and applause] the republicans have always been the party of privilege. this year, their leaders have got even further. in their platform, they have repudiated the best traditions of their own party. where is the conscience of lincoln in the party of lincoln? what became of the traditional republican commitment to federalist responsibility? what happened to their commitment to a safe and sane arms control? i don't claim perfection for the democratic party. i don't claim every decision we have made has been right or popular. certainly, they have not all that easy. but i will say this. we have been tested under fire. we have neither ducted nor hidden. -- ducked nor hidden. [applause] and we have tackled the great central issues of our time. the historic challenges of peace and energy which have been ignored for years. we have made tough decisions. we have taken the heat for them. we made mistake

joshua herbert, who ls a block away from the federal building, says the problem has not been solved. >> the problem isn't gone. i feel like it's been moved. if you go one block that way to sixth street, you'll see a tons of activity over there. >> maria parker pushes her dogs around in a stroller. >> the streets are very dirty and sometimes there's fentanyl in the street. >> a few blocks away from the federal building is the former headquarters of x elon musk and president elect donald trump are calling for federal employees to return to their offices five days a week. even with the federal building now heavily guarded, some wonder if san francisco's federal employees are able to return safely. >> i think they should be okay. >> they have armed security. i don't, so it should be okay. >> the pelosi federal building is heavily patrolled, but it appears very few people are working in it now. we reached out to general services administration to ask, just how many people are working from their offices. we have not heard back live in the studio. suzanne fawn, abc seven news. >> suzanne. t

. >> first herbert and the chargers. >> he's got it. face may and the patriots. what a play.hen bo nix and the broncos square off against burrow and the bengals. >> and a huge nfc west showdown in prime time. >> as kyler and the cardinals battle stafford and the rams to the edge. >> saturday starting at one. >> only on nfl network. >> in just a few short weeks, super bowl 59 kicks off. >> it's the biggest game of the year. >> i've put everything into this place. >> and an unexpected player takes the field. >> it says alfredo on the menu. >> and right now i'm afraid to eat it. and there's a flag. >> it is an absolute disgusting mess. >> now he's headed for the end zone. >> are you ready for change? and touchdown! oh, this is so beautiful, i love it. >> kitchen nightmares road to super bowl 59. >> this january i'll see you for the super bowl on fox. >> christmas day it's time to watch your fox favorites settle the biggest holiday riffs. now that's something you don't want more about ending child hunger in america, go to help no kid hungry org today. >> we're going to continue o

this is herbert winer and just have [indiscernibhearing speaker] blue shield can >> caller, i'm unsureshed your comments. i beli the background with a delay. mute g$your computer. i can unmute you and you about 0ú you are unmuted. >> can you hear nee? me? >> yes, we can hear you coqmment. is there anything you would like to add? k you caller.you back two callers on the phone line. no callers . public comment is closed. , please. >> i want to note president hao p.mg.">r next agenda ich is report on open enrollment activi this is discussion (k presented by sfwho announce themselves virnoon commissioners.ion manager, service system open enrollment presentation i olleagues [indiscernible] will review the activitlt of the open enrollment for plan a brief review of the purpose ofop lment what it to run successful open enrollment from nce, contract projem and wrap member facing activi vitiesmber enrollment support and flu clinics. we have also put together a preview oof the appendix for your review. opollment allows members for the next plan year. duration of can only be changed if they are

this is herbert weiner. now, i'm very upset about how this the mta discounts seniors and the disabled. so many decisions have been made that have adverse impact on fingers and the disabled. and you are actually blind to it and sensitive to it. and don't see the damage that you are doing and your eyes were less than human and were discountable. but when you discount us in such a way, you will forget your own humanity. and frankly, i even wonder if you even qualify for the animal kingdom. animals have more compassion than this board does at times. i'm really upset over your decision, especially the deletion of the bus stop. bus runs long walking distances to the bus. it's really unconscionable. and this word and its management may very well pay for it in the future. thank you, thank you, thank you so much for your comments. any additional speakers? no additional speakers. thank you. we will now close public comment on item nine. secretary silva, please call the next item directors that places you on item ten.

this is herbert weiner. now, i'm very upset about how this the mta discounts seniors and the disabled. so many decisions have been made that have adverse impact on fingers and the disabled. and you are actually blind to it and sensitive to it. and don't see the damage that you are doing and your eyes were less than human and were discountable. but when you discount us in such a way, you will forget your own humanity. and frankly, i even wonder if you even qualify for the animal kingdom. animals have more compassion than this board does at times. i'm really upset over your decision, especially the deletion of the bus stop. bus runs long walking distances to the bus. it's really unconscionable. and this word and its management may very well pay for it in the future. thank you, thank you, thank you so much for your comments. any additional speakers? no additional speakers. thank you. we will now close public comment on item nine. secretary silva, please call the next item directors that places you on item ten.

will the next president create jobs or log hobart hoover -- herbert hoover, be the only president to lose jobs in his administration during my -- during my presidency, we see the lowest average unemployment rate of the administration in 50 years. will the unemployment be higher or lower in the next four years? we have also, we have had a strong economic growth of 3% on average yearly basis. well, the next president was stronger, weaker economic growth. inflation, yes, inflation for battling through worldwide effects of the pandemic. putin's war in ukraine and supply chain disruptions. i'm meeting the next president with an inflation rate. that's near 2%. where, where will inflation be at the end of the next president's term? look, these are simple, well established economic benchmarks used to measure the strength of any economy, the success of fair -- or failure of many presidents four years in office, they're not political or rhetorical opinions. they're just facts, simple facts as president reagan called them stubborn facts. and one more fact as i prepare to leave office, you know,