she's commissioner emily loyd and the head of department of environmental protection of new york city and appointed by mayor bloomberg to head this agency in 05. the department is responsible for imagining new york cities waist water and treatment, drinking supply, handling hazard materials and emergency x toxicities and removal of those and enforcing cities air and noise codes. they also have substantial responsibility outside of new york city managering 2 thousand square miles of the hudson valley. prior to heading up this agency commissioner loyd served as executive vice president for public affairs at colombia university and was in the administration for ten years and commissioner for sanitation under mayor, jenkins and was ma developer at port an authority and commissioner for traffic and parking for the city of boston. emily, thank you so much. we are so glad to have your energy, your smarts to lead us to this tough topic this morning. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, susan. well, as the only - at least self identifying water system manager from the east coast, i had original

brandon loyd, 42-yard touchdown pass. it gave the broncos their first points and added a 17-7 game at halftime. in the second half, the ravens broke out the running game and just pounded the ball at denver. willis mcgahee, 30-yard run, as the ravens of denver 31-17. john harbaugh very pleased with the intensity his team showed just one week after an emotional win in pittsburgh. >> our guys talked all week about following up the big win with the wind. that is really important. this was a big game for that reason. it gives us an opportunity to go to new england and the 1-0 this week. >> i had a chance to talk with a lot of fans. most of them say the only thing better with weather like -- other the only thing better than like this is getting the win. >> a perfect day. thanks to the ravens, the baltimore area is generally good mood. one friend told me earlier today, everyone is going to be very productive at work this week. we are hanging out with some very happy ravens fans, still tailgating out here. people still hanging ou

the percentage poll that we were told i think the iranian government lied about his popularity and loyd about the supposed unpopularity of the opposition i think he probably won but they wanted to get on a bit and make the humiliation of the losers greater and thus of course the poll became in effect and in reality a fraud but i think he might have won you know if you were in north to ron i don't know if you agree to people over and i. live in iraq and i just finished whatever in one seconds please can i just have thirty seconds you know you've been here all the time what you say when you know what he cuz you look they were you asked to lead one to be i mean maybe try again all reach out there. everybody really being on this program or you know finish your point i'm robert leisure because i please cite please finish your point please. ok look if you went outside iran during the elections last year your son many poor people who clearly did support. whom i do not like personally i think he's a crackpot but i think he probably won the elections but by nothing like the poll figures that we

loyd will talk about the marine will containment system and what new capabilities the industry has actually developed. in a lot of ways, this was on the shelf because there was such overconfidence in blowout preventers. no one really looked at the idea of what you had to do with a containment and captors bill at depth. there are still things we need to learn about water quality. when you use dispersants and emulsify it over time, there is subsea current you have to do with. there is a lot of -- a lot more to explore. if the ground shifting and there is a guidance given, as these companies prepare their applications, that will be accepted by the new regulators at the bureau, what constitutes an acceptable application that meets this new standard, that the industry in the internal community and the public at large all seek, because we have to reduce the risk? then there is the threat of losing ricks and expertise. there was the notion of the redeployment of rigs. if the gulf was shut down, would rigs that were actually operating in the gulf pick up and move offshore? this was not an issue for