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but i need start-up capital. i can't turn my factory overnight into a ventilator manufacturing company. i have to buy equipment. i have to find personnel. i have a lot of start-up capital. will you give me the startup capital? will you give me an order that said if i go through all this you will buy x number of units? it's actually a pro-business mentality. not an anti-business mentality. this is a false distinction. we don't want to tell business what to do. that's our philosophy. we don't want to tell business what to do. you know what business wants? they want to make money. that's what they want. they want to put people to work. they want to open their factory. make money. let them open their factory and make money. help them do that by ordering the supplies you need. it's a war. you're right. say, zach, you are building battleships. here's your contract, god bless you. that's what the procurement act was all about. and at the rate they are going, it is not happening. fema says we're sending 400 ventilators. r

i'll do it but i need start-up capital. i can't turn my factory overnight into a ventilator manufacturing company. i have to buy equipment, i have to find personnel, i have to have the start-up capital? will you give me the start-up capital? will you give me an offered that says if i make these, you will buy x number of units? it's a pro businessmen at that time, not an anti-businessmen at that time. this is a false distinction. well, we don't want to tell business what to do. that's our philosophy. we don't want to tell business what to do. do you know what business wants? they want to make money. they want to put people to work, they want to open their factory, they want to make money. let them open their factory and make money. help them do that by ordering the supplies you need. it's a war. you're right. say, zach, you're building battleships. here's your contract, god bless you. that's what the defense procurement act was all about. and at the rate they are going, it is not happening. fema says, we're sending 400 ventil

i need to be able to rely on you. and that means you have to be smart and responsible in your actions. to relyhave to be able on me, and that means i have to be smart and responsible in my actions. that is the social contract between us. i have a right to expect that from you, especially in dire circumstances. and we are not there, and we should be there. it, butg to keep saying we are also going to be doing it, and i want the plan from new york city to make that a reality. sorry, i'm sorry. >> [inaudible] >> we are discussing -- we have done increased absentee ballots for elections. , think it's a good idea anyway we should have done it a long time ago, it's especially a good idea when you don't what people going to a polling place. melissa was handling that issue. article two two of the constitution said there are only ways -- two ways that you can vote absentee. one is if you are sick and the other is if you are unable to go to the poll. over time the legislature has legislated what it means to be able to go to the

i am at 13,000 icu beds when i need 37,000 icu beds. i am still at only 6000 ventilators when i need 30,000 ventilators. so, we have to do everything we andto keep that curve down testing is essential to that. reporter: should people be policing and breaking up people on the sidewalk? >> that is what i want to see from new york city. i want the mayor, the city council, speaker cory johnson, let them come up with a plan, get it to me within 24 hours, i want to approve it. i am open to anything but it has to be done quickly and it will have to be dramatic action. one second. i cannot say anything more than have said. how many times can you say, you .re being reckless and selfish it brings out the best it brings out the worst. we talk about being a community, we are a community. what is a community mean? we are interconnected, interdependent, i rely on you, you rely me, that is community. that is us at our best. the community of new york. i need to be able to rely on you and that means you have to be smart and responsible in your actions. y

new york needs help now. yesterday i asked four healthcare workers across the country to come here because we need help. we'll pay you. more importantly we'll return the favor. this is going to be a way across the country, new york then it will be detroit and then it will be new orleans, then it will be california. if we are smart as a nation, come help us in new york. get the equipment and get the training and get the experience and then let's all go help the next place and the next place and the next place. that would be a smart national way of doing this. and showing that unity. unity meaning that we are not, i know this is a political year. everybody thinks it is a political backdrop and democrats want to criticize republicans. not now. there are no red states or blue states. the virus does not attack and kill red americans or blue americans, it attacks all americans. keep in mind because there is a unifying wisdom in that. any questions? let's do on topic question first, if anyone has questions on local issues, we'l

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my parentst kicked me in the but when i needed it. we all have pity parties, but they cannot last long. nobody likes a pity party. but you do get down once in a while. i completely understand that. to this day, kathy and i are best friends. shend has impacted so many people's lives. it all started in 1979 in june when i met her. and when you think about someone like that in a friendship that long, there is something special there. kathy has looked up to so many people because she is now a hospice nurse. a job that i could not do, god bless her. when you think about the type of impact that we all have on each other and that we can make, that is very important. in the book i go on to highlight people who i have looked up if eomy life like kathy. we all need people to hang around with and lean on when something really good happens. when something not so good happens. i call it my kitchen table. you're probably good if something bad happens, don't you call a few people and it's like your kitchen table. we used to have dinner every night. m

i don't help a lot. i'm just helping. i'm assisting. when i'm needed. and then she goes onto explain everything she does. i care for the calves, bottle feed them. i carry the milk out and drive the tractor when my husband needs me. i shovel corn at harvest team. during hay making i'm out there every day and sometimes i work in the feedields. i don't do a lot. i'm just helping out. but we can imagine if -- what would happen if she wasn't contributing. okay? is this simply helping or is this an essential contribution to sustaining the family farm business? so again, part of what we're trying to demonstrate today is that how we talk about men and women, how we imagine them to be on the family farm, have very real material consequences. and the example to illustrate this is the united states department of agriculture census. it's conducted every five years, and it tells us, i don't know, everything we need to know about farming, but a lot. it calls itself the voice of agriculture. the census has been around since 1840. it tells us who is farming, where are t

i don't need ventilators in six months. and i don't need ventilators in five months, four months or three months. and by the way, california's not going to need ventilators in six months. it is now. so you're asking a business to produce what is a sophisticated piece of lelectronic equipment, a ventilator and do it in 14 days, that's an enormous undertaking. they can't do that on a voluntary basis. if you use the defense procurement act, epa, then you say, i'll pay for it. ill a-- i'll give you the start-up capital. i'll fund you buying equipment, hiring workers. otherwise, it doesn't work on a normal business timetable. and the businesses want to know. look, if i go through all of this, somebody has to buy 40,000 ventilators. you know, a ventilator is on average, 20, $25,000 per ventilator. this is an expensive item. nobody's going to build 40,000 ventilators unless they know someone is buying 40,000 ventilators. and that's what the federal government can give them with a dpa. i'll buy 40,000 ventilators. caveat. they have

do i need to do this? no. we are now back in open session. may i have a motion for the board -- what? that the board finds that it is in our best interest of the public that the board elect not to disclose this closed session deliberations? a motion made by supervisor peskin, seconded by supervisor safai. >> for the record we will show that supervisor haney is not in the chamber >> okay. then without objection, we will not disclose our closed session deliberations. i will hand this over to you for p.u.c.'s action. >> commissioners, can i have a motion on whether to disclose. a motion by commissioner maxwell not to disclose seconded by commissioner paulson. without objection, that is the order. >> mr. president, i would like to note for the record that the

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i need about six pairs for summer wear. i want them a half inch larger in the waist than they were before except i want to or three inches of stuff left back in so i can take them out, 10 or 15 pounds a month. when you sit in the chair, the knife and your money comes out. i need another inch in the pockets. another thing, the crotch is always a little too tight. give me an inch to run out, because it cuts me. it is like riding a wire fence. see if you can't leave me about an inch from where the zipper ends round under the back of my -- so i can let it out if i need to. i would sure be grateful. >> leader of the free world. incidentally, michael best loss, the prize winning is torn who edited the transcripts and turn those into a book called taking charge, that cuts off like a live wire fence, i suspect that he told to the editors, i'm a pulitzer prize-winning historian, the word is not appearing in my. book anyway, you have this unattractive, basically insecure guy who does not feel comfortable with foreign policy, which inh

here is a woman saying i don't help a lot, just assisting when i am needed. and then she goes on to explain everything she does, care for the calves and bottlefeed them. every day, i carry the milk out. also, i drive the tractor when he needs me. i shoveled corn at harvest time. during hay making, i am out there every day, and sometimes i work in the fields. this is i am just helping out, i don't do a lot. we can imagine what would happen if she wasn't contributing. is this simply helping or is this an essential contribution to sustaining the family farm business? so again, part of what we are trying to demonstrate today is that, how we talk about men and women, how we imagine them to be on the family farm, has very real, material consequences. the example to illustrate this is the united state department of agriculture census. it is can cut -- conducted every five years and it tells us, i don't know that it's everything we need to know about farming, but a lot. it calls itself the voice of agriculture. the census has been around since 1840, and it tells us wh

needed. but the order i signed beginning at 5:00 p.m. today, vermonters need to stay home as much as possible. they understand their basic needs. so you can leave for essential things like going to the grocery store or pharmacy or to seek medical care or as i said earlier, just to get out and get fresh air or some exercise. but when doing so, it's important to keep six feet from others. wash your hands a lot. and cough or sneeze in your elbow. if you are unsure about something whether you should be doing it or not, err on the side of public health and stay home. this order directs businesses and nonprofits to suspend all in-person business operations. to be clear, this is on top of the closures i have already directed and requirement that anyone who can work from home should do so. these are important to stop the spread of this virus and i understand there are also things that vermonters need in order to stay healthy and safe and to keep the state running. so we included some exemptions for businesses that are critical to public health an

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. >> if this continues, i'm not even sure how long i can survive like this. >> we need to think about helping hard-working individuals that want to go to work. some of them are showing up for work and cannot get paid because there is no customers coming in. >> reporter: as for the millions of americans who don't have the option of working remotely, like service industry employees and gig economy workers. >> i am very scared today, especially today. >> reporter: the idea of not being able to bring home a paycheck can be daunting. >> stephanie joins me now. we've been seeing a lot of these roller coaster days but that was a big, big drop today. should we be concerned? >> lester, concern is fair but it's not a time to panic. we're not facing a financial crisis today. what we're facing is a public health emergency and the underlying economy is strong with patience we'll see that strength again. i read something today that said treat your 401(k) like you're trying to treat your face do not touch it. >> that's easier said than done. but your point is taken. >> at least not yet. >> thank you

what i really needed was help. >> the meat cabbage tomato sauce. pierogis and fried pierogis. >> i love eating at the selca, but it reminds me at the darkest stage in my life. >> at every stage of my life, i have always wanted to be the ring leader. but i'm the loneliest person in the room sometimes. and then i wanted to literally be alone. and i just wanted to kill myself. and that's where my disease brought me. i tried to drink myself to death in a flop house hotel. i told the guy no calls. i kept passing out. i woke up. i believe it was three days into this. and i literally plugged the phone back into the wall, called one of my best friends. i told him where i was and he came and got me. >> that was my friend clark. >> his large group of friends who really loved him, we decided he needed to go to rehab. so we staged an intervention. and the next day, he was on a plane. >> my whole life i was thrown a thousand life per ver vers and i kept tossing them back because i didn't like the color orange. finally i woke up and i'm like, okay, i'm grabbing

hen i need 30,000. you pick the 26,000 people who are going to die because you only sent 400 ventilators. reporter: [talking simultaneously] indiscernible] governor cuomo: you have to ask the federal government, what do i know? i don't know. their answer is, we don't need to do it because companies are coming forward who want to do it. by wait, i am sure that is true. it's just the timeline doesn't ork. i don't need ventilators in six months. and i don't need ventilators in five months, four months, or three months. by the way, california's not going to need ventilators in six months. it is now. so you are asking a business to produce what is a sophisticated piece of electronic equipment, a ventilator, and do it in 14 days. that's an enormous undertaking. they can't do that on a voluntary basis. if you use the defense procurement act, then you say i'll pay for it. i'll give you the setup capital. i'll find fund you buying the equipment. i'll fund you hiring workers. otherwise it doesn't work on a normal

i need money, you need money. i have a lot of things to do.y food and take them to school. i was not born in this country and when you have a problem, nobody cares about you. so i had to take care of myself to provide for myself to do all these things alone. the first time i did not know i was just going and they we re not know i was just going and they were giving me this money, 2000 lira. and then another girl told me i could donate ten eggs for 1000 euros, it was a little bit up and so idid. euros, it was a little bit up and so i did. after every month, i decided to donate. after every month? yes. everyone month? yes. do they check how many times you've done it before? know. and you do not know how many eggs they are taking. before? know. and you do not know how many eggs they are takingm some countries in europe, donors details are kept on eight central register and can be traced. but donors in northern cyprus have com plete donors in northern cyprus have complete anonymity. they become untraceable and it means little is done to check on t

it's good to learn things about making butter and skills i need in the kitchen, but i need to learn much more than that. so the education is not reflective of my real needs. one of the other arguments was that because women's role in both the productive and reproductive side of things was that their concern, which at this time was primarily cause for more labor-saving technology, was not being -- so women were saying, we don't just work in the household, we do these different roles and we need you guys to be investing. we need the government and institutions to be investing in equipment that could save us time, not just the men on farms. so this notion of these different spheres we can look at, and i've just pulled out a couple of examples to illustrate how strong this ideology is that we can look at policy, education, we can look at art, we can look at media and we can see its influence. so you guys know this painting, right? so where's grant wood from? iowa. okay. iowa. so this is one of the most -- probably one of the most famous paintings in the u.s. had lots of people -- people have

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also, i drive the tractor when he my husband needs me. i shovel corn and harvest time. during haymaking i'm out there every day. and sometimes i work in the fields. so this is just i don't do a lot, i'm just helping out. we can imagine what would happen if she wasn't contributing ok. is this simply helping or is it an essential contribution to sustaining the family farm business. again, part of what we are trying to demonstrate today is that in how we talk about men and women, how we imagine them to be on the family farm, have very real material consequences. the example to illustrate this is the united states department of agriculture census. it's conducted every five years. it tells us, everything we need to know about farming? but a lot. he calls itself the voice of agriculture. it's been around since 1840, it's saying who's farming, what their farming, how much of their farming, how much are they earning, a lot. he because of women, that women did not actually contribute to the productive side, this ideology. the usda did not even bother collecting data on them. it

do i need to do this? no. we are now back in open session. may i have a motion for the board -- what? that the board finds that it is in our best interest of the public that the board elect not to disclose this closed session deliberations? a motion made by supervisor peskin, seconded by supervisor safai. >> for the record we will show that supervisor haney is not in the chamber >> okay. then without objection, we will not disclose our closed session deliberations. i will hand this over to you for p.u.c.'s action. >> commissioners, can i have a motion on whether to disclose. a motion by commissioner maxwell not to disclose seconded by commissioner paulson. without objection, that is the order. >> mr. president, i would like to note for the record that the p.u.c. commissioners caen and vietor are not in chamber >> okay. colleagues that brings us to the end of our joint special meeting agenda. madame clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today, mr. president >> thank you. we are adjourned. [plea

i don't even know that he needed all two weeks. thata little suspicious may be resolved in one week and took another week vacation but i don't want to push the point. i am going to go to work. thank you very much. >> [inaudible] overwhelmedwe are and the website. we have 700 people working on the website and telephones. ofhandle the inflow insurance claims. have crashing because we never seen this volume. the i.t. consultants can't even figure out how to handle the volume. the volume is that high. but, we have 700 people working on the website and phones, etc., to process those claims. i know that people are frustrated. i get it. but we have never seen a volume like this in any state agency ever. >> [inaudible] in the delivery room, is that something you would recommend at other hospitals? gov. cuomo: that is not my area of expertise. i will leave it to them. >> [inaudible] covid-19, based on the testing -- >> the white house press briefing room as reporters await the start of a briefing of the task force headed by vice president pe

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i completely get people need help. what i don't like about any bill like this is its essentially the government picking winners and losers and then we have to pay for the winners to win. i generally don't like my money being spent without my opinion being involved. >> they could've bought you another dog that doesn't poop. >> dogs need to poop. >> yes they do. tom, are you excited that money went to the kennedy center? why is the kennedy center so important. i know it's named after a great president, but i feel like it's a place where elitists in d.c. go to be seen in tuxedos. >> yes. >> there picking winners. that's what i mean. >> the thing that amazed me most about this was how president trump was not, he was kind of evenhanded on this thing. i think everybody was surprised, i certainly was surprised that they were able to get this done even this week. it took several days and people were dragging their feet, but the fact that they got anything done, it kind of surprised me. the thing that was amazing was while we we

i need to be leaving this is also being told the thing. that's so to say i think. the world health organization urges countries to take a leaf out of beijing's book and impose tougher restrictions to fund the pandemic is the situation in china itself begins to ease. with the world too distracted by covert 19 a controversial bill that critics say would practically.

i just said that i need space. i felt terrible for doing that. i thought it was the ultimate un- excusable thing. just not allowed to do that. and if you do is because you're a terrible person. and yet, i had no other choice at least i could not see one. i had been trying to have a peaceful relationship with my family for as long as i can remember it was not happening for me. something a lot of the reason i wrote the book was to answer that question. is it okay that i did this. dr. khoi le: did you get some resolution with that pretty. tara: it helped clean i think, helped me see the truth is i think sometimes the choices that we make that we punish ourselves the most for is where we really didn't have any choice at all. i think writing it out kind of when i realized that there was no other path there. there is only one path. and helped me make peace with where tenant have. realizing it was not worry chosen that path. there is probably the best ending. have something i could live with. and he can still love my parents. is not like i stopped lovin