>> malcolm. malcolm x. >> is that your legal name?far as i'm concerned it's my legal name. >> they were not used to a black man speaking the way he did. >> did you go to a court to establish that? >> i didn't have to go to court to be called murphy or jones or smith. >> taking to street corner stepladders, sports arenas and ball room platforms across the united states to preach a gospel of hate that would set off a federal investigation if it were preached by southern whites. >> i refer to the popular belief that the muslim's preacher hatred for the white race, you do not subscribe to this? >> no, i've never heard the honorable muhammad preach hatred for anyone. he preaches hatred for evil. >> malcolm was a lightning rod. because he was articulating and giving voice to an alternative political strategy. >> we are for separation, not deg degree gags. >> for me, white people have something what is called an uppety black man, a black man who does not accept the position that they have decided that he should have in this country. >> segre

malcolm: i don't.y books and books of many other people caught a specific wave, i think, over the last 20 years. which is, there was this emerging class of businessperson demanding a higher level of sophistication in thinking about business in the world. i was part of that wave. but why my book was chosen above, instead of others, i have no -- the whole thing is as mysterious to me today as it was when the book came out. i haven't read it in 20 years. i have no idea how it stands up. emily: you went on to write four more books, all bestsellers. "blink," "outliers," "what the dog saw," "david and goliath." so many of your ideas have been widely implemented, widely debated, have you evolved your conclusions? have you changed? malcolm: all the time. if you still believe the same thing you believed 15 years ago, then you are a joke. you are a fossil. there is all kinds of stuff i was once crazy about and now think is kind of incomplete, or and juvenile, or immature. emily: like what? malcolm: there are man

they invited malcolm down.of islam at this point. >> did that change him as much as some have said? he started to see the world less black and white and more right and wrong. >> he said he would us said the mohammed teaches us, yes but not necessarily changed him totally, but it changed what he said publicly because he began to speak for himself. and it did, in fact, change him. >> there is a seen in the movie where malcolm meets with coretta scott king, fact or fiction, and did it set his role as the militant side of the more moderate-- >> no question about it. malcolm, he spoke to the students at brown ame and he offered himself king was in jail when he was there. in february king was in jail. he met with ms. king, and did in fact--and, in fact, with the eyes on the prize they quote mrs. king's interview where clearly she was as moved touched and influenced by malcolm as they said in that film. hehe said, our tactics are difference. who would meet their death first, and of course both are killed at age 39. >>

one is minister malcolm x, one of the top leaders of the nation of islam or block muslins, and we have mr. herman blake, one of the teaching assistants in the course. we will discuss today some of the goals and some of the strategies of the nation's islam -- nation of islam. i wonder if mr. blake might start off by asking mr. shbaz a question. >> minister malcolm, i the think i thought might be good to starting it off talk about one of most pervasive beliefs in the general society about the nation of islam and that is that it is an organization dedicated to the use of violent means to attain its goals. the question i have is how true is this, and why do you think it persists in society? >> well, the muslims who have accepted the religion of islam and followed the religious guidance of the honorable elijah mohammed have never bombed any churches, have never murdered any little girls, as done was done in birmingham, have never lynched anybody, have never at any time been guilty of initiating any aggressive acts of violence during the entire 33 years or more that the honorable elijah moha

>> malcolm. >> malcolm as well. >> talk about language. talk about, you know, the ability to speak, i mean i think that the ability to analyze those really is what we are talking about. and the ability to analyze is current. it is contemporary because analysis is -- is feeds an appetite that is current and that exists. it does not feed an appetite that happened 50 years. it has to feed the appetite that's before it right now. >> are you convinced as you work on this biography of malcolm x that history has gotten it right yet? >> about him? >> about him. >> not entirely. just a word. the great thing about malcolm is his work has not been consummated. one could argue king, in breaking down, you know, the citadel of segregation and jim crow laws and all of that that his work was consummating. he has a statue. again, malcolm was concerned about african americans overcoming their false sense of inferiority. unfortunately -- unfortunately, we are a long way from that. i think that's one of the remaining problems that has to be overcome by africa

of measles so we're offering free m m r vaccination clinics and the nurses for this head anothers malcolm they're hosting the clinics and for providing the vaccine the first section was from 6 to 1010 the next march 12 at malcolm x academy 350 harbor road and from now tuesday and thursdays on the health program office 1515 street in the sunset district by appointment you can call 44524265 for an appointment parents listed their students brick the current vaccination records thank you, everyone to make that available to our school community and i want to take a moment with the permission of the chair to share a few thoughts around a topic that's been in our community i'd like to start by speaking a little bit to the implementation of the common core in san francisco unified school district and in particular the implementation of the common core maps as a district we spent a lot of time engaging our teachers and engaging our school communities and the teachers around unpacking the common core standards we're distinct in the state of california and this approach has been a bottom-up approach

charles county schools says malcolm elementary in walldorf is closed. there is a problem with the school's well. again, malcolm elementary closed for both student and staff. >>> and breaking news at this hour. an amber alert in effect for a missing 20 month old boy from west virginia. the charleston police department says jackson patel has not been seen since tuesday. investigators say patel was in the care of his grandmother. at some point a man claiming to be his father took the little boy and said that he was going to bring him back to his mother. now, police are looking for aaron taylor who may be driving a silver 2008 toyota rav 4 with license plate 9 tj 495. if you have information, please give police a call. >>> let's go now to a first 4 traffic alert that could have an impact on your commute for quite a while. d to thedot starts to rebuild the 16th street bridge and it will mean lane closures and delays. megan mcgrath is live in northwest d.c.. well it was going to be a great friday but now we have rain and now we've got lane closures to make pe

a monster wave smashes into the boat destroying the mast and throwing malcolm overboard into churning white water. >> it just enveloped the whole craft. we thought then that was the end. >> as the men in the news chopper watch helplessly, malcolm manages to scramble back on board. the situation looks dire. but then the coast guard appears. >> we thought thank god, they've arrived. now we'll be able to get this guy out of this predicament. but it became obvious quickly they had their own problems. >> once we were out there, the waves were bigger than the boats. >> collin ward is one of the two-man coast guard rescue crew. they also have a hard time pinpointing the yacht's location. >> in those days there was no radar, there was no gps. we located the vessel mainly by the helicopter above it. it was complete white water everywhere. so we never physically saw the boat until the last moment. >> as they try to ride over the crest of the waves, one of their engines fails. >> the fact we lost power made us dead in the water. it was basically hang on and ride out the third wave. unfortunately

malcolm is a star of his rockville neighborhood at times like this. how grateful are your neighbors when they see you coming? >> we're all out helping each other. >> reporter: malcolm knows what he's doing. >> euseed to work for the city of rockville. now i to it for fun. >> reporter: as darkness fell neighbor after neighbor emerged from being holed up today so they can dig out in the remaining hour of daylight. >> clean it up for tomorrow. >> reporter: all of this activity is producing more visitors to the bethesda hospital. >> we've had huge influxes. broken ankles, people falling and hitting their heads. a number of people who had problems of shoveling snow. >> reporter: he said the age range of visitors varies. he said deceiving snow covered ice has been a main culprit to folks digging out. >> hopefully i'll be go home about 1:00 or 22 22 -- 2:00 this morning. >> reporter: the roads in rockville and montgomery county, the plow have done a pretty good job of plowing the road. the doctor said it's the snow covered's. reporting live, wusa 9 news. >>>

that's what death is, sleep. >> malcolm was dead.anide is it foams at the mouth. i put my arms around gloria as she was holding malcolm and just kept on sobbing. i love you so much. i love you so much. i held gloria until she died. >> the vat, the vat. where is the vat with the green -- bring it here so the adults can begin. >> jones' last self-serving words as the tape ends. >> we didn't commit suicide. we committed an act of revolutionary suicide protesting the conditions of an inhumane world. >> jim jones did not drink the cyanide. when almost everyone else was dead, jones was shot in the head. probably by a trusted aide. before the end came, these three men tim carter on the left, his brother on the right, pr man mike prokes in the middle, were allowed to walk away from jonestown with the suitcases holding half a million dollars in cash. >> we dumped the first suitcase in the fields next to the pavilion. >> they abandoned all three suitcases in the jungle. authorities later recovered them. when the men paused to rest, carter said

and malcolm an his wife becky have devote most of their time to -- >> i said i broke my neck and my back. i'm going to go up and take elevator. >> he said i'll come with you. and he did. >> oh, good. he's a very nice man. [indiscernible] >> how are you doing? >> this was 1998. i'm in so much pain. >> you want to get a picture real quick? >> get in front of the backdrop. >> thank you so much. great. thank you very much. [indiscernible] >> i understand. >> you know, i've told you it helped him to discuss it. and i really appreciate you so much. just -- thank you. >> all right, alan. >> senator -- >> yeah. [indiscernible chatter] >> i appreciate y'all -- >> wonderful. >> and you're in sixth grade? not too long then. >> so my wife lived in africa as a child. and it's one of the great things of being a nurse is you can be a missionary and make a real difference in lives. >> yeah. >> ever since my sister had her baby i felt like -- >> we're going to hit the road. >> absolutely. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> to raul, the trouble-maker. >> thank you very much. >> i guess manchester. [indis

my name is malcolm davis. i own the building that houses stable cafe at 17th and folsom and i wanted to show a diagram here. so there's a proposal to build a park that they have talked about putting retention feemps underneath and what i understand why can't they lower the entire parking lot and make it a very simple -- even if only needed to be for the 15 years it's going to take to do the big project if they could make a big depressed area there that's not covered. of course it costs a lot of money to cover it. couldn't we pick a bunch of parking lots and lower the level? i have driven down to the buildings during rainstorms at three in the morning and the parking lot is safe and dry and my building is under water. i am wondering about the calculations of the cost of these things and incredibly high cost for something it becomes undoable and i'm an architect. i am used to solving problems in a way that's going to happen. it doesn't do any good to dream about something. i need a solution. i wonder isn't there

joining me on "studio 1.0," author, journalist, and thought-provoker, malcolm gladwell. so much for being here, it's really great to have you. in your latest book, "david and goliath," your argument is

malcolm smith who was a 2013 super bowl mvp.seahawks defective snaps last season. with the raiders he will probably start. the women lose seven d six to 55-76 to 55 he had 28 points and then kevin delivered the goods here. 91 to 75. the chicago bulls star is probably out for the rest of the season due to a torn meniscus. and this memorial was created under a freeway overpass this weekend to stir up perverse for his sake. they pray for him but then again he is making $19 million just to sit and he'll. >> pam :could night everybody will see you tomorrow >>> frat house scandal. >> not alone. can you believe she is the house mom? >> then, save the baby. the kidnapper and the big sis and her brother giving chase. >> how they saved the day. >> bobbi kristina's boyfriend's meltdown. why he stormed out of the dr. phil interview. >> i'm done. i'm done. >> i went to do an interview that became an intervention. >> then, remember alex from target? the photo that made him a phenomenon.

it's about ellen malcolm believing that something as fundamental as money and is profound as you can do it can transform a nation. it's about a country that did not look at his politics the way it felt about its people. emily's list is nothing more than the profound and fundamental belief that women change the world. i stand here today because last year they decided to -- down ballot. they decided it wasn't enough to simply elect the first woman president of the united states. it wasn't going to be sufficient to populate the senate and congress and that they had to reach down to state legislatures and city council races that they had to touch every facet of this great country of ours. they believe in who we are and who we will be because we are all emily. i'm here tonight because i have had the honor and the extraordinary privilege of receiving the first gabrielle giffords award which is about nothing more profound and belief. this is a woman who faced death and stood taller and prouder than anyone has before. someone who with her husband captain mark kelley said they were not simply

would recommend to a person coming to washington to read is, of all books "-- the autobiography of malcolm. here's the attorney general just last friday after his justice department released its report ferguson police department. >> we are prepared to use all the powers that we have, all the power that we have to insure that the situation changes there. and that means everything from working with them to, you know, coming up with an entirely new structure. lou: but the president wasn't prepared to resist distortion and refused still to lead and to set aside for even a day his reckless rhetoric. his exploitation of the ferguson tragedy, one day before his speech in selma alabama. >> what happened in ferguson is not a complete aberration. it's not just a one-time thing. it's something that happens. and one of the things that i think frustrated the people of ferguson in addition to the specific case of michael brown was this sense of, you know what? we've been putting up with this for years, and now when we start talking about it, everybody's pretending like it's just our imaginations, like w

much in the same way rocking a malcolm x shirt back in the day felt a little much for me when spike lee's biopic came out and like when che guevera t-shirts and medallions felt a little much after jay-z styled on us in the 2001 mtv unplugged. everybody has these things, and there is a high degree of commercialism associated, but is there any they're there? as an aside, it should be noted that i never thought the leather or wooden africa medallion was work could be played out and was pleased to see marshawn lynch donned a few in his forced media appearances before the super bowl just over a week ago. that was awesome. did you watch any of that? it really is dope. so go seahawks. that is for my seven-year-old son. he is a tremendous seahawks fan. i told him i was coming to the new england area. he said, if easy tom brady, say hello but tell them i was rooting for the seahawks. >> marshawn lynch i think he is , not incidentally put in here. we we will get into the theater of disobedience a little later when we talk about public narratives. my characterization of social media and its relation

i call sir malcolm bruce.r malcolm bruce: does the prime minister agree that the best prospect for the people of scotland is to be a successful part of a growing united kingdom, and that alex salmond's mission to shake this house to its foundations will deny recovery, jobs and mortgages and threaten both the uk and scotland, which is why the people of gordon are uniting to deny his return to this house? prime minister cameron: my right honorable friend makes an important point, which is that what the snp wants is to break up our country. that is why it is so appalling that although he has said he does not want a formal pact with the snp, he will not rule out a confidence and supply agreement. he will not rule out relying on the snp in vote after vote after vote, making sure that it would get the advantage and people in england, wales and northern ireland would be let down -- [interruption] yes, we rule it out. what i would say to the shadow chancellor is that his boss threw both his kitchen sinks at the nhs an

we're joined now by malcolm from new york. everyone is asking how did mr. netanyahu do it? and the turnout, more than 70%, the highest since 1999. it would seem a lot of those people broke for bibi and for the right. >> i think mr. netanyahu in the last days and last night, he started to close the gap already last friday and then the zionist camp responded. they noticed i guess the change in the polls. there was also very strong polling operations on all sides. for the zionist camp, as some of the newspapers reported there was an infusion of western funds to have a very heavy polling operation. the likud today also did a very heavy polling operation. people told me they got four or five phone calls during the course of the day and mr. netanyahu made appeals during the day of the election. so it was not anticipated, but israelis are notorious for telling the truth to pollsters, then lying at the polls. >> if you look at the results and the exit results, it looks as likud has gone from 18 to 28 seats in the coming knesset. does that resolve some of the issues netanyahu had be

joining us to discuss the law this morning, document giordano from talk radio 1210 and by skype malcolm from the equality forum. document, let's start with you. you heard some of the comments from social media. a lot of people saying this is blatant discrimination, but should businesses have the right to determine who they serve. >> i think they should have the right, i like the tweet a lot that says boy cot indiana. that's what this is about. it's about free expression and some people have a problem participating, i don't, in same sex marriages of the the bill also allows people that don't want to provide birth control to be able to do that. i think it's been grossly mischaracterized. i think 19er states have this. bill clinton signed a similar to this. it's not going to allow people to discriminate against gay people. it sounds like you have a problem with someone's lifestyle or choices you can deny them services. >> i think this has been mischaracterized as religious liberty. in our country we have the right privately to make those decisions for ourselves. what really this is all abo

for more malcolm honeline joins us from new york. malcolm, let's talk the politics for a moment. most israelis, most palestinians for that matter seem to have lost faith in a two-state solution. and those who support it were never going to vote for netanyahu anyway. is this last-minute move might this get bibi over the line? >> i don't know how many votes it actually switches. and from what he said the palestinian state today, he has asserted repeatedly that he supports a two-state solution. what he said is that the conditions are not right. there isn't a partner for peace, but i think that the prime ministers, the last prime ministers have been committed to a two-state solution and i think the people of israel are. >> you don't agree when the chief palestinian negotiator says that netanyahu has finally confirmed what the palestinians and many others have suspected that he is not now nor is he ever going to be interested in a two-state solution with the palestinians? >> i can only go by what he says and he has said repeatedly that he supports a two-state solution if they're given

now is everybody up here are we ready malcolm i see you out there okay. all right. we're going to start a count down from 10 jim from 10 >> 10. >> who's got their hand on the switch okay start the count down public utilities 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, yeah. (clapping) it's more beautiful than i ever imaged do you love it and now that is up until december 4th tell all your friends to come and see it congratulations ♪ ♪ hello fresco hello hello fresco hello test. >> okay. thank you we're on good afternoon, everyone. the the meeting will come to order this is the regular meeting 0 for the san francisco budget & finance sub-committee i'm supervisor cowen to my left it supervisor jane kim our clerk andrea ashbury also want to recognize jessie larson and jonathan will be testifying this committee on sfgovtv thank you, very much. to staff madam clerk, any announcements? questions electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the march 24th 2015 board of supervisors agenda

the cardinals, malcolm brogdon knocks down the three. clutch. louisville has their chance. wide open, his first attempt the entire game, two seconds left on the clock. uva drops its second game of the season 59-57. a-10 gw-umass. the past to the corner his fourth three of the half. gw shoots 78% from three and wins 87-65. women's hoops, the turks looking for their first ever big ten tournament title, but the have to get past northwestern. this was outside of chicago. second half, 50-35 terps. good look from three. however, northwestern would cut the lead to single digits, but the terps were that much better. mayor lederer advances to the big ten final with the -- maryland advances to the big ten final with a win. gw-florida a-10 semi finals. jones, top of the key, she finished with 16. gw advances to the a-10 final. and other scores -- george mason loses to vcu. in baseball, the nats beat the cards in florida. we wish we were there. kelly: you were just there. robert: but i missed you guys. kelly: high temperature down there? robert: 85. kelly: still ahead, a who's who of t

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washington intersection, making the announcement your the intersection of martin luther king and malcolm x. avenue. it is designed to improve pedestrian driver safety at that intersection. it is part of vision zero come a program with the goal of eliminating all traffic related deaths. the police are hoping that a new video and clues were helped turn up answers of the crash that left a police officer dead. the new evidence comes with questions. rebecca cooper is in palmer park with what she has learned. rebecca? rebecca: scott, the prince george's county police department is asking for the public's help to help determine what caused 26-year-old officer robert: to lose -- 26-year-old officer brennan rabain to lose control of his vehicle. his dash cam video was not working. tonight, the chief of police says hearing the heartbreak in the voice of officer rabain's father was one of the most difficult moment since the accident occurred. another, it was personal at the scene. >> putting this young man on a gurney covered with an american flag. rebecca: the police say they left his girlfriend's

witness, the assassination of malcolm x starts now. >>> the following is a cnn special report. >>> it'sair to say few men were more admired and more hated than mal cook x. he was the voice of reason to many never afraid to speak truth to power, never afraid to challenge the white establishment about the cruelty and injustice black americans faced. no one was more aware of the tension around him and within him than the man himself. in 1965 after a very public split with the nation of islam and its leader elijah

. >> the resolution is adopted >> item 16 is a motion to appoint john malcolm hillen, andrew [inaudibleudible] dan, sandsy sure win and [inaudible] urban forestry >> this is approvedue man mississippily >> itealp 17 is a motion to appoint [inaudible] citizens general over site

the remains were found on the side of 295 south at malcolm x. avenue near exit two.the medical examiner will examine the cause of death. police are not releasing any other information about the victim. alison: military commander still hoping to find survivors of eight helicopter crash. the black hawk went down in the waters off the florida panhandle last night in heavy fog. 11 marines and voters are missing and presumed dead. human remains and pieces of wreckage have washed ashore. >> any debris that we can collect will add another piece to the investigators determine the cause. alison: dense fog has slowed search efforts, but later today to fog began to lift. leon: the search is called off for a missing virginia tech student. he disappeared while on a cruise in the bahamas. it's believed the 21 euro senior accidentally fell overboard sunday morning. >> all of us know each other and i have seen the kids literally grow up in front of my eyes. as a mother, i feel for her. >> he always seem to be helping his emily in any way that he could. leon: his family said he was a

we get the story from people who there were including malcolm's x own daughter. don't miss it at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> to a mother's plea. that is the mother of tony robinson we're talking about. listen. listen. >> and turned around and said it's not okay. we're not going to take that? absolutely. >> her son was shot by a white police officer. he was unarmed. these are pictures of her son. again tony robinson the victim here. social media photographs and photographs show a community standing to the incident. standing room only inside wisconsin's capitol building. now students many who walked out of class today converged on wisconsin state capitol with other protesters. this is the third day of demonstrations against robinson's killing, which happened inside his best friend's home. madison police officer matt kenny was responding to this call that came into dispatch. police say when kenny got to the scene he heard a commotion inside the apartment. he forced his way in. at some point, investigators say robinson assaulted the officer forcing him to shoot the 19-yea

por la cuadra 1100 de la avenida 98 tranquilamente el capÍtulo del niÑo y abuso de leÓn: el oficial malcolmes, como fÓbicos y discriminatorios asegurÓ que los uniformados que hayan exhibido una conducta racista como fÓbicos serÁn despedidos. leÓn: se trata de una parodia que se trata de una escuela de alumnos donde caracterizan una real de migraciÓn. >> pusieron eso como si fuera un chiste. >> es una manera de representar nuestra gente de una manera positiva marÍa: dice el portavoz del distrito escolar dice que es sensible para la comunidad indocumentada. leÓn: a partir de hoy de los habitantes contarÁn con un centro para brindar apoyo a las vÍctimas de violencia, domÉstica ramÓn arana nos presenta la historia. ramÓn: se trata de un proyecto que comenzÓ el aÑo pasado que ahora es una realidad en el edificio estÁ ubicado en el centro de concordia y el objetivo es alentar las personas que ven el problema de la violencia domÉstica, le invito para que tengan a la mano, lÁpiz y papel y esta es la informaciÓn el centro de justicia familiar para abatir la violencia domÉstica. finalmente se materia

second half malcolm, with the beautiful cut, but trice and the spartans they were just too much. the three-pointer, that might have been the dagger. he had 23 in the game. michigan state knocks off virginia in back-to-back tournaments 60-54 the final. here's tony bennett following the loss. >> things right now, of course are the final of the season after a heck of a year with these guys what they have done. but it just leaves that feeling that um you wish you could have taken it further. but it doesn't take away when all the dust settles, what was accomplished. we give thanks for that but certainly will learn from what took place. >>> great season for uva, but let's face it they should not have been the number 2 seed but number one. villanova should not be going on for the tournament today. >> and michigan state should not have been a 7, but higher. >>> we're going to stick with the college basketball team maryland taking on west virginia start time at 8:40. carol maloney is in columbus ohio with more on this matchup. >> reporter: time to step up. that's the game plan for the ter

. >> the resolution is adopted >> item 16 is a motion to appoint john malcolm hillen, andrew [inaudible] dan [inaudible] dan, sandsy sure win and [inaudible] urban forestry >> this is approvedue man mississippily >> itealp 17 is a motion to appoint [inaudible] citizens general over site bond committee >> same house, same call. this motion suprovedue manue ue unanimously >> [inaudible] >> same house, same call >> without ubjeckds this is approved. item 19 >> a motion to aprove the presidents of the bord of supervisors nomination. predsdant london breed to the board oaf appeal >> same house, came call same call. approved unanimously. madam clerk t is now 2:30 and at this time i would like to recognize supervisor katy tang with accommodation >> thank you prez dent breed and thank you for [inaudible] today is a bitter sweet moment because we are saying fair well to someone from the san francisco police department. i don't know if you know why yoi are here today deputy chief [inaudible] if you can please come on up. i think that the police department had to bring her in here. today it is ver

now is everybody up here are we ready malcolm i see you out there okay. all right. to start a count down from 10 jim from 10 >> 10. >> who's got their hand on the switch okay start the count down public utilities 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, yeah. (clapping) it's more beautiful than i ever imaged do you love it and now that is up until december 4th tell all your friends to come and see it congratulations ♪ ♪ hello fresco hello hello fresco hello i was just driving around minding my own business... when it came out of nowhere. suddenly, there were lights all around me. i'm like "they're coming for me!" yeah, it was crazy. i just never thought they'd find me. not out here. it doesn't matter where you drive. if you don't buckle up you will get caught. cops are cracking down all across the country. click it or ticket. ladies and gentlemen good afternoon ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the march 3, 2015, ladies and gentlemen, please. >> would you get - >> excuse me. people have a seat. >> okay there you go welcome to the torpgs. >> director borden

now is everybody up here are we ready malcolm i see you out there okay. all right.start a count down from 10 jim from 10 >> 10. >> who's got their hand on the switch okay start the count down public utilities 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, yeah. (clapping)