while using the island. thank you. >> hi, this is jack fin. i agree with everything that was said. well spoke wen. charging the public who do not live on there for fishing access is inconsistent with the settlement reached with the state land commission and developers during the entitlement be process. the amount of recreational users is very small percentage compared to the new residents of the island you are building now as developers. i am a long time wind surfer and kite border. i would be paying for a toll over the golden gate bridge to go there and the wind comes up in the afternoon. i would be using the island from 2:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the summertime. that is all i had. thank you. >> thank you, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> i had a question on item 4. >> my apologies i did not see your hand raised for item 4. did you want to speak on item 5 at all? >> no. >> you can speak on item 4 at the end of public comment. thank you. >> this is steve stallone with the treasure island organizing committe

there was welfare island. there were the quarantine islands and of course, ellis island. and these were all various processing stations. part island was the terminal island in 1890 s. early 19 hundreds. every spring of the police department would have to fish out scores and scores of bodies that float to the surface of the harbor and the rivers. what do you do with these bodies? mostly. lo, totally anonymous. these folks went to hard island. this is a place that new york has to have up to service the reality of death. mm. i think new yorkers understand that there are always going to be inequality in the city. huge in a qualities and they are very sharp focus, but in death we're equal. we all die alone in, in today's world you have so many families who are a strange or just lost to each other by distance, by misfortune. ah. and yet to know that someone you once loved or that you hoped loved you is buried in a mass grave on hard island that resonates forever. ah, we got married in 8982. and i got married at my sister's house cuz i never wanted a big wedding. i'm never the o

to treasure island.utage is in the current network on treasure island, we're not able to switch to generator because the distribution is in fault, so it's primarily when we have a distribution failure as opposed to a transmission. >> and one thing i'd like to flag, too, is how many communities in california -- particularly there's a lot of disadvantaged and frontline communities that have back up generators in their backyard, and i'd look to look at other options as what we're planning for going forward because we need to get off diesel, and not just have it better coordinated, but a different grid. and the other also i want to raise and talking with the p.u.c., too. there's many options here. i want to see where we stand in buying the batteries and coordinating them with neighbors that need them the most right now? >> and thank you, director. that reminds me, i failed to ask nella to give an update on that report. >> nella, go ahead. >> sure. hello, directors. nella gonzales, director for one treasure i

to treasure island. when the fault of the outage is in the current network on treasure island, we're not able to switch to generator because the distribution is in fault, so it's primarily when we have a distribution failure as opposed to a transmission. >> and one thing i'd like to flag, too, is how many communities in california -- particularly there's a lot of disadvantaged and frontline communities that have back up generators in their backyard, and i'd look to look at other options as what we're planning for going forward because we need to get off diesel, and not just have it better coordinated, but a different grid. and the other also i want to raise and talking with the p.u.c., too. there's many options here. i want to see where we stand in buying the batteries and coordinating them with neighbors that need them the most right now? >> and thank you, director. that reminds me, i failed to ask nella to give an update on that report. >> nella, go ahead. >> sure. hello, directors. nella gonzales, dir

they're fully committed in rhode island.re wind farm. but to get there, we have to take this ferry from narragansett to block island. each one of the turbines is a half-mile apart. five, six gigawatt giants. four legs that drill into the seabed and they power the entire island. 600 feet, that's big, but these are not even close to what we can do in the future. >> it's only six megawatt turbines these ones. the ones we are putting in are more than double the size. >> reporter: up until four years ago, all of block island was powered by diesel fuel. they would burn a million gallons every year. but now block island is powered by these. five offshore wind turbines that can produce enough energy for 17,000 homes. but wind energy isn't the magic bullet for energy production. >> this is a very, very good supplement to the grid, but it's not the only solution to power production. >> reporter: rhode island governor daniel mckee believes the ocean state can be a wind hub. he wants rhode island to be 100% efficient from renewables by

the city is always wanted to forget about hold island. city is wanted to forget about the people who are buried there. it's wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potters field that there was a place where difficult stories are hidden. the fact that we're using inmates to maintain this active burial site, where 1000000 souls are buried. where so much of new york city history is buried is payment of the quality that exists in the city for centuries. ah, ah. protests and euro pose, new lockdown restrictions are imposed volunteer ups in the netherlands and for a 2nd night while vienna sees clashes between police, i'm protested. so on the weekly this. so we try to work how, where is or heading with pamela guests? my response to the politicians is where, well, you whine your pace numbers was slightly. hi. hi. hi. i still, as we get you stuck one new room with a new kind of see something else comes out there was a lot of let the politicians do what they want. they didn't follow some of the mandates they weren't wearing mass.

while using the island.e wen. charging the public who do not live on there for fishing access is inconsistent with the settlement reached with the state land commission and developers during the entitlement be process. the amount of recreational users is very small percentage compared to the new residents of the island you are building now as developers. i am a long time wind surfer and kite border. i would be paying for a toll over the golden gate bridge to go there and the wind comes up in the afternoon. i would be using the island from 2:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the summertime. that is all i had. thank you. >> thank you, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> i had a question on item 4. >> my apologies i did not see your hand raised for item 4. did you want to speak on item 5 at all? >> no. >> you can speak on item 4 at the end of public comment. thank you. >> this is steve stallone with the treasure island organizing committee and wine. under item 5 it says the business subsidies have already accrued. we woul

marshall islands, you have the floor~ — marshall islands, you have the floor. . ~' , ., marshall islandshe floor. . ~ , ., , floor. thank you, president. on behalf of the _ floor. thank you, president. on behalf of the marshall - floor. thank you, president. on behalf of the marshall islands, | floor. thank you, president. onj behalf of the marshall islands, i wish to read into the record our profound disappointment with the change in the language on coal from phase down. i ask that this be reflected in the report of this meeting. this commitment on coal had been a bright spot in this package. it is one of the things we were hoping to carry out of here and back home with pride, and it hurts deeply to say that bright spot dimmed. we accept this change with the greatest reluctance. we do so only, and i really want to stress, only because there are critical elements of this package that people in my country need. as a lifeline for their future. thank you. applause. thank you, marshall islands, for your— thank you, marshall islands, for your intervention. fiji, you have the floor~ — your inte

the only thing that i know is har island. i went back to the hospital where i gave birth and they were like, yeah, the you have to communicate with on the correctional facility. i called and does the lady that i spoke so she was like yes, that the baby was there. you have to sit there a way for police officers to actually open the gate and lead to when they actually make you sign papers before you even get on the ferry. i'm like ok, what can i do? is the department of corrections. they're gonna treat us like if we visiting on jail. but once the captain got close, so us an axe to me to any body notify you. i'm. they notify me about what and he does when he gave me the news. we can find your trial here. i'm lay, i just broke down right there. my daughter, my oldest daughter, she broke down crying in with legend about people. i grew up in brooklyn that were very strong stuff. very straightforward. and where people that have resources, my resource has always been my family. as i grew up, i went through all that a racial, discrimi

it's all based on whether we try a seal island is american or canadian. when revolutionary war was over, the peace treaty was signed in paris. so the treaty said that all islands within 20 leagues of the coast of the newly independent 13 colonies would be america, except any island that had ever been part of nova scotia. the official u. s. position is that the child cl island is not now and never has been part of the nova scotia. this is the beginning of the conflict alongside the long legged war or when it comes to rest for the 1st time since today, great. loads is catch in ways it in a way chip into the market for most of recorded history, those waters were basically just exploited by mean fishermen. in 2002, the canadians changed their fishing seasons to allow canadian lobster men, fish in the grades all during the summer. the real pensions began then because of just so many more people fishing in the waters. my concern is there is no country in the world that's more important to the united states that canada and to allow an issue like this to sit ther

so much i a seal island north rock. actually, depending on whether they're american or canadian, that determines whether the water is around them. car, american, or canadian. so this gray zone, it contains a fairly rich harvest of lobsters. but it's so job for the laser. you are the fearful at the right moment the man eases his motor rolls, his wheel pulls his clutch with his gaff, he brings a war board. he enters it in the snatch blocks, takes a couple of turns around the wench head and the hoist to take over the work. the trap breaks water and his hold on deck bushel basket makes a satisfactory ketchel on a lobster boat. this is one of those days you get ahead, ah, this is where the border now and that is the agreed upon border between graham and island and the coast to maine. and the reason there's this david here is that if my child feel island, which is here, is canadian, the canadian say this is the border that would exist. united states actually basis, it's claim on a channel that can call the northwest channel t

we're headed towards the giant island. you know all of your traps in the great named brian got all i'm president, graham and perkins association. i started visiting before i got out of high school, winette ever a good it up with their idea of the vision. and i would build if again roll my back date under draft. every one of them are in the raise on this area. water here is close. and when you come to law and you'll see the gears great up on it, that's the most lucrative spot. that's where the most the guys are going to go. that's where most of them way it's going to go. i guess the last 4 or 5 years it's been getting more and more grounded every every, every year. i think it's about a 1000000 government never get control of some of the greys on that. they never really had full control of it. all they do is to cause enough conflict issues during the visual area. i think where they would like to say yeah, but then i go see the regimen almost like a drop all the people drinking in the grey zone long before it was ever great.

the only thing that i know is har island. i went back to the hospital where i gave birth and there were like can yep, a you have to communicate with on the correctional facility. i called and does the lady that i spoke to? she was like, yes, that the baby was there. you have to sit there a way for police officers to actually open the gate and lead to when they actually make you sign papers before you even get on the ferry? no. like. ok. what can i do? is the department of corrections still gonna treat us like if we visiting on jail? but once the captain got close, so us an axe to me, to add me body notify you i'm. they notify me about what and he dashed when he gave me the news. we can find your trial here. i'm lay i just broke down. right. dear my daughter, my oldest daughter, she broke down crying in with a line with me as a legend about people. i grow up in brooklyn that were very strong stock, very straightforward. and where people that have resources, my resource has always been my family. as i grow up, i went through al

so it's created really a year round economy here on the island. like a domino effect because, you know, at the fishery does good than the small, this is do well, things fishing ended. the fisherman go on unemployment, because there was nothing to do. and now people are working year round to bokes are getting larger engines. there's how she's being sold in bought 90 percent of people are driving vehicles. you know, the economy is great, but more lucrative. it's become the more money people are making them more nasty people have become year of horror stories about having when he or charles towed into a ball or something you go hook on and do it for hours trying to get the traps out there. this big file about keeping yourself clear. the other guy, basically that's the name of the game. and it's always a bit contentious to go there. i try hard not to be worse and i have to be, but there comes a point when you get push so far where you just have to say ok, that's enough. we're going to stay here because if i ask you to move somewhere and it's gonna cos

i know people on the island are as well. when we think about the ferry and where it will go, are we thinking much about other stops and -- it says service from treasure island to the ferry building. will there be other linkages to treasure island and what does that look like and get phased in and what does that do to the frequency. i see the times and frequency is all in that case showing ferry building to treasure island. what about other locations? >> absolutely. great question. the thirty to forty minutes is the time just from treasure island to the ferry building. we're looking at interlining opportunities within san francisco and even potentially to the east bay. they are not developed enough at this point to have actual times on them. we hope to bring that on in the coming months. maybe we can come back on that after the new year, i think. >> i'm guessing that part of - i'm not guessing. what i would love to see also studied is and i know the amount of time and the route is totally different. what it looks like from ja

the solomon islands is a small pacific island nation with a population of less than 700000 people. it's a 1700 kilometers northeast of these trail in city of townsville from which soldier the now being deployed. so o'clock, proposed plumes of smoke filled, the sky is hundreds, defy a government locked down and take to the streets of honey. our anti government protest is marched in the east of the capital and in chinatown setting fire to building and losing shots. the protests when they buy people from the nations most populous island, the malay department. they want the prime minister to sit down, accusing him of failing to deliver the key infrastructure in the region. they're also angry about the government's decision to civil, long standing ties with taiwan office, 36 years and declare allegiance with beijing. what we're saying is a coalescing of date, historical tension between the provinces and the central government, which have been exacerbated by the jew politic. the political competition in the region and unhelpful in an helpful way. the south pacific has been a diplomatic s

yeah, maintain, not only did he on the island, but the island boys, america state show and it is the united states soil to this day. ah, [000:00:00;00] with like berlin said, sometimes you hear drifts away. even though it's got anger on it, by had too much brain, a good man. we had to cut the money that i'm missing a trap. so going to cost $200.00 a piece to buy all new and it's just another day in the grocer. might be pushing it probably, but both countries have mandate to make clean per megabyte per cubic picket. it wouldn't be popular, but it would address the mandate of both countries and you measured so that you don't have to worry about whether there's any whirling gas on your list affordable . because nobody be doing it, it's a way to resolve it. without the budget. if you want a resolution, if not, we just keep pushing it. when diane, when i found in the lobster conservancy, to how better understand lobsters today? here we are in friendship, maine, on friendship long island, where i live with the lobsters and study them on a daily basis. the fishery can't work without the fis

which is a hard island trench. ah, i tried very hard to learn the names of these cadavers because i wanted to reclaim their stories. one of the last of the 20 to that day was pers hanson, even though his body had been in cold storage for 3 years. it had been on lists, sent back and forth between the medical school and the medical examiner's office. the medical examiners office had not done the 1st thing in terms of trying to find someone who knew bruce hanson and would care. and it was easy for fear job is to be the last and most important source of information about this person in they had his name, they had his name when he 1st arrived to the more they had his name. when they put him on a list to offer as a cadaver for to section of medical school, when i had the name and i did the 1st basic search, it came up a medium, his ex wife in new jersey, one phone call. and i had her one phone call and i was she was carrying the phone to her daughter. nobody called us. i never changed my last name. it's still hanson. i l

we're headed toward a giant seal island. all of your traps in the great named brian got our president graham and perkins association. i started visiting before i got out of high school winette this over with with their idea of the vision. i thought initially when i would feel that if again roll my birthdate under dr. every one of them early raise all this area, water ears close. and when you come to law and you'll see the gears great up on it, that's the most lucrative spot. that's where the most the guys are going to go. that's where most of them lay it's got to go. i guess the last 4 of i v as it been getting more and more crowded every year. i think about a 1000000 government ever get to roll over some of the greys on that they never really had full control of that whole thing with this cause enough. are you doing the idea that i think where they would like to see about a movement, people creaking in the grey zone long before it was over. but the canadian government cut back on there for trolls of the law. and so the amer

in ishigaki, everything is island time. island time! yeah.so... it's got to lookjust right. yes, please. presentation is everything. this is my reputation on the line. chuckles. i'm feeling the pressure! there's hungry hordes out the front of the van! i hope i'm doing this right! you've got to be fast! oh, it's too much! i can't remember the chip placement. sam, you work fast. this is good. you've done this before. once or twice! here's your fish and chips. 0h, oh, thank you very much. there you go. please don't drop it. here you go! after all that hard graft, what did the customers think? i really like the chips �*cause they've got a nice texture to them. it'sjust beautiful, really, really nice. and the fish isjust crunchy enough. . so far, so good, but now for the real test — the deep—fried snickers bar. you're not getting it. did you expect it to be so good? no, ididn�*t. what, deep—fried snickers? eugh! it's gorgeous! but not everyone is convinced. it's terrible! laughter. it's really, really bad. oh, well, everyone loved the main course,

say me, island has been neglected by the government. they also oppose a 2019 decision to switch diplomatic allegiances from taiwan to china. ha, from all it speak to sarah clark. she is across this forest from brisbin in australia. sarah, this isn't the 1st time that cameras deployed peacekeepers to the solomon islands, but the last time i believe it was militia violence. so this is really a reflection of how serious the situation is getting. there was really the prime minister scott last, and industry alia, has the last hour i held this press conference after a national security meeting, where this issue was central to discussions. and they've announced that due to the escalated intentions and the escalating political risk that we've seen over the last 2 days or so with those hundreds of people define that. so could you, on the ground in the capital, studies decided to send troops announced the 20 troops at the small number, but they are hitting to from towns will in queens where i am to one of our as we speak and we get another group

yeah, maintain, not only did he on the island, but the island boys, america state shows and it is the united states soil to this day. ah . with a ah. like i said, sometimes you drift away. even though it's good on her, on it, i had too much being a good man. look to we had to cut the money that i'm missing a trap. so going to cost $200.00 a piece to buy all new and it's just another day in the grocer. i'd be shot for saying it probably, but both countries have been mandate to make believe megan american. nobody figured it wouldn't be popular, but it would address the mandate of both countries and you measured so that you don't have to worry about whether let me work on gas numbers to point about. because nobody be doing it, it's a way to resolve it. without the budget, if you want a resolution do it. if not, we just keep dictionary. lim, diane gatlin. i found in the lobster conservancy to help better understand lobsters today. here we are in friendship, maine, on friendship long island, where i live with the lobsters and study them on a daily basis. the fishery can't work without the

states in the pacific made up of more than 600 islands.untry in fight against climate change. cop 26 in my view represented the crossroads of our communities. the chance to fight and tackle climate change and the last best chance to finalise our game plan to save humanity. you know, the extinction of species and our planet�*s life—support system. i believe if left unchecked climate change will result in total civilisational collapse, as i said before, with agricultural yields depleting. and countries, citizens either migrate from their homes or become xenophobic, totalitarian in stopping or keeping foreigners away. climate change, as i have said many times, is an existential threat. well, 26 resulted in some positive movement we are still concerned that our global community is not quite tackling the steps that we need to take. one of the things that was discussed at the conference was the amount of money that developed countries are supposed to be giving or helping out with for developing countries in their battle against climate change. i

they throw them probably in the island. ah. were empowering ourselves to be more efficient, quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off. every device is a potential entry point for security into any machine, depending on it's an extension of traditional time. the defenders have always been one step behind the attackers. formidably william was won't go to function in law. so it's not a matter of, if it happens, it's a matter of when i ah, and i make no borders line to tease a new fresh as emerge. we don't have a terribly, we don't to look back seen the whole world leads to take action and be ready. people are judgment, common crisis with we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great. the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together with ah, no, your city is just for vacation. new york city is just to come and have fun

i see you island dana block till a day he died to maintain the try a seal island in all that fishing ground in american possession in. this is the f. this was the 1st boat about it ever took out too much. i a seal island and he took say he got past interest rate on there that day. he was just entrepreneur. there ever was. one. is the puffins where they are? that's a puffing colony. he charged $50.00 a person and people started going and it became very, very, very, very popular. which i assure you are going to try a seal island. that was his business. you see this seaweed? this is what we used to have to land on. they went out there because they had to plant the flag on the 4th of july on american soil. that proved right they had that . who owns the area in the united states. that way, if united states claimed that bottom of the fishing ground would be open to the fishermen from george book as well as the fisherman from the copper every how many individuals would do that a knocking did by defending over 40 years going to with gosh, it's going to washington c. o. yeah, maintain, not on

we fish in the eastern long island town. when i 1st laughter and it was like a mini gold rush, it was crazy. the time the guys doing it. tons of guys making money, tons of guys buy a new boat. and at one time i thought like how, how could this go on? how can this fishery sustain that type of pressure? and it didn't, in the end, it didn't oh, the people you know did all right and some that didn't presently i'm a college and so since i wasn't able to commercial fish and i don't catch them anymore, i sculpt them and they don't go away. hopefully, with the warming of the waters it's progressively gotten worse. we didn't have to think it's gonna end, but history repeats itself and is a good chance that locks the fishery as it goes from connecticut to the north. that'll also come crashing down. eventually there's not merely transport a man who's traction to see carries him in some degree where all men want to go for the destination that gives illusions for security and strike the boat as a living prop to the spirit of man that's r