commissioner crews commissioner mar mr. chair we have quorum madam clerk. >> approval the pins from the december 11th with the publicity safety and neighborhood committee and colleagues, any questions or comments any member of the public want to comment seeing none, public comment is closed. and if we have a motion to approve the minutes motion doesn't chair mar and second is he commissioner campos we'll take that without objection. >> election of the chairperson and vice chair person for 2016. >> okay. well, let's role the today is i'm open to being continuing as chair and but willing to support other people as well i'll make a motion to nominate start with the chair position and kc vice chair i'll like to support xhukz to continue but i think we're open for a chair right now so. >> mr. chair i'd like to nominee commissioner avalos so once again serve as chair and my intention to then substantially renominate commissioner crews. >> second. >> okay. thank you and i really appreciate my colleagues confidence and by chairing

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commissioner crews commissioner mar mr. chair we have quorum madam clerk. >> approval the pins from the december 11th with the publicity safety and neighborhood committee and colleagues, any questions or comments any member of the public want to comment seeing none, public comment is closed. and if we have a motion to approve the minutes motion doesn't chair mar and second is he commissioner campos we'll take that without objection. >> election of the chairperson and vice chair person for 2016. >> okay. well, let's role the today is i'm open to being continuing as chair and but willing to support other people as well i'll make a motion to nominate start with the chair position and kc vice chair i'll like to support xhukz to continue but i think we're open for a chair right now so. >> mr. chair i'd like to nominee commissioner avalos so once again serve as chair and my intention to then substantially renominate commissioner crews. >> second. >> okay. thank you and i really appreciate my colleagues confidence and by chairing

supervisor mar. >> i want to say mrs. rein is extremely qualified and love the passion toened hunger and your work within the department of public health for food stamp education to maximize people qualifying for food assistance and the work with wic. you didn't mention [inaudible] >> that is how i connect with the folks that i have worked with. you know, i have a 8 year old son and he definitely inspires me and through that i can really see how difficult it can be. i mean, i have been blessed with [inaudible] in my life and the participants we are serving may not be there and still taking care of these children so yeah, the passion goes to a different level when the mother [inaudible] >> i know that with tarry oly and food task force members focused on seniors and people with disabilities, the children and families issue is really critical as well and know the school districts and [inaudible] are working but i think you bring a lot of valuable expertise. your work with immigrant communities and food and hunger is another

mars. >> and mr. jones says also this is kind of first step into possibly setting up out posts near the moon on the way to mars and having astronauts stay there 6 to 10 months and see how their bodies react then. it's a line of experiments to continue from here on out. meanwhile, scott kelly is reacclimateing kind of getting his earth legs back so to speak before months of medical tes testing begins. tony and shawn. >> it's fascinating. >> it really is. >> i know they previously determined that his bone density decreases the longer that but it will be interesting to find out all of the different things that may or may not have happened had tomorrow while up there. >> next is mars. >> we'll see. >> thank you, sarah. >> why the pentagon says it's looking for a few good computer hackers. >> and but first breaking news involving the contract dance between the red skips and kirk cousins. the decision announced tonight, what is means moving forward. will you be happy? will you be mad? we'll tell you about it

supervisor mar. >> i want to say mrs.ein is extremely qualified and love the passion toened hunger and your work within the department of public health for food stamp education to maximize people qualifying for food assistance and the work with wic. you didn't mention [inaudible] >> that is how i connect with the folks that i have worked with. you know, i have a 8 year old son and he definitely inspires me and through that i can really see how difficult it can be. i mean, i have been blessed with [inaudible] in my life and the participants we are serving may not be there and still taking care of these children so yeah, the passion goes to a different level when the mother [inaudible] >> i know that with tarry oly and food task force members focused on seniors and people with disabilities, the children and families issue is really critical as well and know the school districts and [inaudible] are working but i think you bring a lot of valuable expertise. your work with immigrant communities and food and hunger is another g

supervisor mar. >> i want to say mrs. rein is extremely qualified and love the passion toened hunger and your work within the department of public health for food stamp education to maximize people qualifying for food assistance and the work with wic. you didn't mention [inaudible] >> that is how i connect with the folks that i have worked with. you know, i have a 8 year old son and he definitely inspires me and through that i can really see how difficult it can be. i mean, i have been blessed with [inaudible] in my life and the participants we are serving may not be there and still taking care of these children so yeah, the passion goes to a different level when the mother [inaudible] >> i know that with tarry oly and food task force members focused on seniors and people with disabilities, the children and families issue is really critical as well and know the school districts and [inaudible] are working but i think you bring a lot of valuable expertise. your work with immigrant communities and food and hunger is another

supervisor mar. >> i want to say mrs.e passion toened hunger and your work within the department of public health for food stamp education to maximize people qualifying for food assistance and the work with wic. you didn't mention [inaudible] >> that is how i connect with the folks that i have worked with. you know, i have a 8 year old son and he definitely inspires me and through that i can really see how difficult it can be. i mean, i have been blessed with [inaudible] in my life and the participants we are serving may not be there and still taking care of these children so yeah, the passion goes to a different level when the mother [inaudible] >> i know that with tarry oly and food task force members focused on seniors and people with disabilities, the children and families issue is really critical as well and know the school districts and [inaudible] are working but i think you bring a lot of valuable expertise. your work with immigrant communities and food and hunger is another great area, but i'm happy you will be j

mr. trump following the violence that marred the stop in chicago. a very interesting display. 3000 here inside of the hangar, anticipating folks arriving, since early this morning, since 7:30, this has been scheduled for 10:30. we understand the aircraft is relatively close. this has been a well awaited and well-planned event. folks saying electric, magnifying, describing the crowd. people playing close attention the chicago campaign stop. that will be the focus today, trying to see if mr. trump can get his message to the supporters who are very enthusiastic about getting an opportunity to support their candidate up close and personal. donald trump will appear in butler county tomorrow, his website lists a 2:00 p.m. event at the savannah center in westchester. the secret service deadline at duke energy convention had passed, prompting the trump campaign to look at alternative sites. if you want tickets, we have put a link to the story on our website at wlwt.com. bernie sanders made stops friday in raleigh, north carolina and toledo, ohio. rallying s

supervisor mar. >> i want to say mrs. and love the passion toened hunger and your work within the department of public health for food stamp education to maximize people qualifying for food assistance and the work with wic. you didn't mention [inaudible] >> that is how i connect with the folks that i have worked with. you know, i have a 8 year old son and he definitely inspires me and through that i can really see how difficult it can be. i mean, i have been blessed with [inaudible] in my life and the participants we are serving may not be there and still taking care of these children so yeah, the passion goes to a different level when the mother [inaudible] >> i know that with tarry oly and food task force members focused on seniors and people with disabilities, the children and families issue is really critical as well and know the school districts and [inaudible] are working but i think you bring a lot of valuable expertise. your work with immigrant communities and food and hunger is another great area, but i'm happy y

mar. >> i wanted to say to mr. bucta, i appreciate the passion that you bring.nizing the neighborhood to speak for themselves and empower them, i appreciate that. joining others on the committee, giving that voice to this important eastern neighborhood, cac is so important. so much respect for your work empowering people from our neighborhoods. it's great to have you here. >> seeing no other members -- no other questions or comments from our committee, i'm going to open it up to public comment. i have a couple of comment cards here. la tonya jones. [inaudible] marti martinez. >> i'm here to speak before you because i was scared to speak. this is one of the guys that will speaker it you but i have to speak for myself. i was the kind of person that was deciding i like to speak in front of people. i'm blessed to have [inaudible] as one the stets for the citizens. please, he is a good guy. he is the kind of guy you'll want on your board. thank you. >> please come on up. >> >> good afternoon, supervisors. [through the interpreter] >> he says that i've been doing a lo

mar. aye. >> peskin. aye. >> fang. no. >> weiner no. >> yee, naye. the position are adopted. >> thank you, and mr. stamos call the next item number six. item six, adopt the fiscal year, 2016, 17 transportation fund for the clean air, criteria this is an action item. >> okay, colleagues are there any questions or comments regarding item number 6? seeing none, is there any public comment on item 6? seeing none, public comment is closed. and could we please call the roll on item 6. >> avalos? >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> cohen. >> aye. >> ferrill eaye. >> kim, aye, mar. >> aye. >> pesktin. aye. >> tang. aye. >> yee. aye. >> item 7? >> appoint, peter tain. nen to the citizen advisory committee. this is an action item. is there colleagues or any comments or comments on item seven in seeing none, is there any public comment on item 7? seeing none, public comment is closed. and colleagues could we take item 7 the same house same call? without objection that will be the order. >> item number 8. >> could we take item same house same call? >> item 9. >> any questions or comments, on item

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mar. >> i just wanted to thank candice, mrs.wong for years at work really helping to stabilize community based childcare and working on wages issues with sf cares to many other programs and with supervisor yee developing into a amazing organization that helps build capacity throughout the city. i want to say that think her involvement on the commission is critical given the budgetary experience how to support the capacity of smaller community based businesses and organizations as she stated. knowing directly how the low income investment fund helps smaller family run childcare centers and other places, stabilizing them whether in the sun set or richmond is critical work. : i want to ask at the city level and having adequate funding stream frz pre-school for all is a great example of your leadership over the years >> thank you supervisor. early education for all. >> thank you, it looks like that is all the questions and comment we have so at this time i'll open up itm 1 to public comment? anyone who wishes to speak on item one, p

. >> this week, donald trump held his super tuesday press conference from mar-a-lago, lavish 126-room palm beach estate that mr donated to the united states government by marjorie merryweather post to use as a winter white house. my question of the week which president signed the law to give the property back to the post foundation? herbert hoover, franklin roosevelt, jimmy carter or ronald reagan? stay tuned. we'll tell you the correct answerer. >>> book of the week, jeff any gardner's "from silk to silicon" author of former dean's yale business school tells of the growth of globalization through ten extraordinary lives from genghis khan to andy growth. learn from each of the tales such as cyrus field who first connected the world through the telegraph. rail against trade and globalization says garden, but it's going to keep growing, it our destiny to be ever more connected for the last week, u.n. ambassador samantha powell recently said the refugee problem is a 21st century crisis that needs a 21st century solution. 0. a small scale, some smart people in germany seem to be doing just that. germany, which off

mr. trump really to tone it down. to not incite violence on the pay of his supporters. >> you know, some of -- some language that you have used this morning. congresswoman mar sll fudge calling donald trump a racist. mayor bill de blasio of new york saying, mr. trump behav like a racist. speaks like a racist. of course, donald trump is a racist. are they right? >> well, look this is a man, you'll recall, a few years ago, who led the anti- -- the birther movement. that was a movement that tried to delegitimize the presidency of barack pamobama. trying the claim that the president was not born in this country. my father was born in poland. i'm a son of an immigrant. nobody has asked me for my birth certificate. where there strong racial overtones to try to challenge the presidency of president obama? of coursr there was. what we're seeing in the trump campaign is not only racist atakes. muslims, womens, veterans, to attack senator john mccain because he was a p.o.w. is crazy. to insult mexicans and our neighbors to the south. calling micans rapists or criminals. this guy, there was a big debate in the united kingdom parliament of whether he should be allowed

mar. aye. >> peskin. aye. >> fang. no. >> weiner no. >> yee, naye. the position are adopted. >> thank you, and mr. stamos call the next item number six. item six, adopt the fiscal year, 2016, 17 transportation fund for the clean air, criteria this is an action item. >> okay, colleagues are there any questions or comments regarding item number 6? seeing none, is there any public comment on item 6? seeing none, public comment is closed. and could we please call the roll on item 6. >> avalos? >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> cohen. >> aye. >> ferrill eaye. >> kim, aye, mar. >> aye. >> pesktin. aye. >> tang. aye. >> yee. aye. >> item 7? >> appoint, peter tain. nen to the citizen advisory committee. this is an action item. is there colleagues or any comments or comments on item seven in seeing none, is there any public comment on item 7? seeing none, public comment is closed. and colleagues could we take item 7 the same house same call? without objection that will be the order. >> item number 8. >> could we take item same house same call? >> item 9. >> any questions or comments, on item

seconded by supervisor mar and we'll take that without objection. this hearing is filed. mr. clerk, anymore items today? >> there are no more items. >> all right. this meeting is adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> what if you could make a memorial that is more about information and you are never fixed and it can go wherever it wants to go? everyone who has donated to it could use it, host it, share it. >> for quite a great deal of team she was hired in 2005, she struggled with finding the correct and appropriate visual expression. >> it was a bench at one point. it was a darkened room at another point. but the theme always was a theme of how do we call people's attention to the issue of speci species extinction. >> many exhibits do make long detailed explanations about species decline and biology of birds and that is very useful for lots of purposes. but i think it is also important to try to pull at the strings inside people. >> missing is not just about specific extinct or endangered species. it is about absence and a more fundamental level of not knowing what we are lo

mar. aye. >> peskin. aye. >> fang. no. >> weiner no. >> yee, naye. the position are adopted. >> thank you, and mr. stamos call the next item number six. item six, adopt the fiscal year, 2016, 17 transportation fund for the clean air, criteria this is an action item. >> okay, colleagues are there any questions or comments regarding item number 6? seeing none, is there any public comment on item 6? seeing none, public comment is closed. and could we please call the roll on item 6. >> avalos? >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> cohen. >> aye. >> ferrill eaye. >> kim, aye, mar. >> aye. >> pesktin. aye. >> tang. aye. >> yee. aye. >> item 7? >> appoint, peter tain. nen to the citizen advisory committee. this is an action item. is there colleagues or any comments or comments on item seven in seeing none, is there any public comment on item 7? seeing none, public comment is closed. and colleagues could we take item 7 the same house same call? without objection that will be the order. >> item number 8. >> could we take item same house same call? >> item 9. >> any questions or comments, on item

mar. >> aye. >> yee? >> aye. >> the motion passes. >> and then now on the recommendations on the new bills and the recommended positions can we do that same house, same call? >> yes. >> thank you. >> thank you, so much mr. watts. >> next item? >> item 4, introduction of new items. this is an information item. >> so let's open up this for public comment, anyone from the public that would like to speak? public comment is closed. next item. item 5. ? >> general public comment. >> good morning, commissioners. (inaudible) trueself or well-being. (inaudible) money, (inaudible) making oneself a well-being. (inaudible)

mar. >> aye. >> yee? >> aye. >> the motion passes. >> and then now on the recommendations on the new bills and the recommended positions can we do that same house, same call? >> yes. >> thank you. >> thank you, so much mr. watts. >> next item? >> item 4, introduction of new items. this is an information item. >> so let's open up this for public comment, anyone from the public that would like to speak? public comment is closed. next item. item 5. ? >> general public comment. >> good morning, commissioners. (inaudible) trueself or well-being. (inaudible) money, (inaudible) making oneself a well-being. (inaudible) >> thank you. >> next speaker, anyone else? >> i would like to speak about number, 18, please? if you could go to 18. so i think that we have already handled. >> you might be in the wrong meeting. >> i apologize. >> or actually i am sorry. i apologize. >> i think that the proper time would have been when we were dealing with the legislation. but you could speak on general matters. >> that is fine. >> okay. so seeing no other public comment, we will close public comment. and mr. stamos next item >> item 6, adjournment. >> thank you for coming today. meeting adjourned. light for ou streets illumin

to this day, mars continues to produce m&m's in my district. mr. garrett spst -- mr. garrett: it's also home to mars headquarters. mars has remained active in new jersey's communities e-- communities over the years and i i plaud their failen thereoner endoerrs. no doubt new jersey is a sweeter place because of m&ms. on behalf of the fifth district of new jersey i'm pleased for the opportunity to recognize the extraordinary anniversary of m&m's. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, america and the world lost an indefatigable champion a distinguished gentleman and charismatic friend with the death of james kinsey this past tuesday. he was larger than life. everything he touched has become part of the history and culture of our community. from gold feathers to a.o.l. to the orphanages in vietnam from the kennedy c

mars. >> former first lady nancy reagan will lie in repose today in simi valley. people have an opportunity to see her today and tomorrow. mrs. reagan's remains were taken to the library sunday from ther los angeles home. the widow of president ronald reagan died sunday morning of congest stiff heart failure. she was 94. she will lie in repose with her husband, president reagan. >>> the man known as the fifth beetle, george martin, is dead. ringo starr broke that news on twitter. starr wrote thank you for all your kindness, george, peace and love. he produced all but one of the beet beetles' albums and even princess diana's "candle in the wind." he was 90 years old. >> he was. >> and scott mcgrew says whole foods might be whistling here comes the sun. >> rare good news for the solar industry. >> announcing that whole foods would use the solar company to power its stores. i was frankly surprised a company like whole foods wasn't a solar user, other companies get a significant amount of power from green energy. >> sunrun reports profits tomorrow. wall street has not been friendly to solar city or any of the residential solar c

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mar. >> aye. >> yee? >> aye. >> the motion passes. >> and then now on the recommendations on the new bills and the recommended positions can we do that same house, same call? >> yes. >> thank you. >> thank you, so much mr. watts. >> next item? >> item 4, introduction of new items. this is an information item. >> so let's open up this for public comment, anyone from the public that would like to speak? public comment is closed. next item. item 5. ? >> general public comment. >> good morning, commissioners. (inaudible) trueself or well-being. (inaudible) money, (inaudible) making oneself a well-being. (inaudible) >> thank you. >> next speaker, anyone else? >> i would like to speak about number, 18, please? if you could go to 18. so i think that we have already handled. >> you might be in the wrong meeting. >> i apologize. >> or actually i am sorry. i apologize. >> i think that the proper time would have been when we were dealing with the legislation. but you could speak on general matters. >> that is fine. >> okay. so seeing no other public comment, we will close public comment. and mr. stamos next item >> item 6, adjournment. >> thank you for coming today. meeting adjourned. thursday, ma >> good afterno

mars is anywhere from 35 million miles to an astounding 250 million miles from earth. it's all according to the alignment of the planets. now, if you want to put that into perspective, mr. president, the distance from you and me reflecting the 238,000 miles from earth to the moon, which is as far as we have gone and is a long way, that's the farthest we've ever been. but if that distance from the earth to moon were represented on the distance from you to me, then the distance to mars from right where this senator is standing would be way out to the edge of the district of columbia and maryland. commander kelly's mission is a milestone on this journey to mars. the international space station, our football sized laboratory orbiting in space, as large as a football field from one goal post to the other, it's our test bed for exploration. and, indeed, he spent those 340 days at the international space station. now, as we venture out traveling those vast differences -- distances between earth and mars, it's going to mean that humans are going to spend more time in space than ever before. so commander kelly's yearlong stay aboard the station is an important validation of our

mars following a successful launch. the european space agency said the probe is expected to reach the red planet in october and will search for signs of life. >>> and congratulations to the newest mrsrupert murdoch. former model, jerry hall, posting this picture to twitter. the photo was taken by celebrity photographer david bailey, and features the couple and all ten of their children. >>> and that is the cnbc news update this hour. back to you, scott. >> sue herrera, thanks so much. >>> day one of the first bank of japan policy meeting since introducing negative interest rates. but with the japanese market down 2% since then, how could the latest decision impact the japan trade? let's bring in melissa otto, tiaa director and japan equity analyst. good to see you again. >> hi, great. thanks for having me on. >> what are your expectations here with this meeting? >> i mean, we're not really speculating here. but given what the ecb did last week, you know, i think there's a general sense that we may see a little something over the next couple of days. so i think you're seeing some positioning ahead of that. >> you've urged more qe. is that what we're going to get? >> we'll see how it

mar aye, peskin nay, tang aye, wiener vi, yee aye,. >> the ordinance finally passes >>[gavel] >> please read the in the mornings >> today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following individual mr-on behalf of supervisor peskin bedecked is their colleagues list brings us to the end of our agenda. mdm. clerk is there any other business before us? didn't know, that includes our business board today. >> we are adjourned. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> i called the particular meeting of health commission to order please stapled for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all do we have roll call please. roll call commissioner scott excused committing dribbling and supervisor farrell we have quorum item one action approval with modification of the minutes of the regular meeting of february 12, 2016, any corrections to the february 11th meeting with specifications. >> i move to approve second any public comments or discussions from the board seeing none, we're ready to vote. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? okay that motion carries that item passes next item please decision item general p

mr. reagan is that he always was able to sort of today, look beyond today. one short story. buying everything, you'll recallockefeller center golf course. >> and hollywood studios. >> and hollywood studios. the cabinet marred in to ident. we have got to do something! congress is mad. the american people are mad and japanese are buying everything. president reagan sat there. he asked a couple of questions. anded at them and said, well, i'm glad they think america is a good investment! the meeting was over! the meeting was over! they all walked out saying, why that? >> good imitation, general. >> that was him. that was him. of course, the japanese lost all of their money. >> yeah. >> that reminds me, nancy reagan said of her husband he was the most optimistic man she had ever met and how he was governor. i want to ask you about the current state of this campaign course, is often credited with saying thou will not speak ill of any fellow republican. campaign? into the mud.s they are making toward each other, the nastiness, it's running us into the ground. the foreigners of the world looking at this are distressed. africa. and they are scratching their heads, what is going on? can't they debate the issues? pol

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mar aye, peskin nay, tang aye, wiener vi, yee aye,. >> the ordinance finally passes >>[gavel] >> please read the in the mornings >> today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following individual mr-on behalf of supervisor peskin bedecked is their colleagues list brings us to the end of our agenda. mdm. clerk is there any other business before us? didn't know, that includes our business board today. >> we are adjourned. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] . >> ladies and gentlemen, the chair has called the meeting to order. can i please ask you to turn off your electronic device sz as they tend to interfere with the equipment in the room and can we please rise for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with r

mar aye, peskin nay, tang aye, wiener vi, yee aye,. >> the ordinance finally passes >>[gavel] >> please read the in the mornings >> today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following individual mr-on behalf of supervisor peskin bedecked is their colleagues list brings us to the end of our agenda. mdm. clerk is there any other business before us? didn't know, that includes our business board today. >> we are adjourned.

mar. >> aye. >> yee? >> aye. >> the motion passes. >> and then now on the recommendations on the new bills and the recommended positions can we do that same house, same call? >> yes. >> thank you. >> thank you, so much mr. watts. >> next item? >> item 4, introduction of new items. this is an information item. >> so let's open up this for public comment, anyone from the public that would like to speak? public comment is closed. next item. item 5. ? >> general public comment. >> good morning, commissioners. (inaudible) trueself or well-being. (inaudible) money, (inaudible) making oneself a well-being. (inaudible) >> thank you. >> next speaker, anyone else? >> i would like to speak about number, 18, please? if you could go to 18. so i think that we have already handled. >> you might be in the wrong meeting. >> i apologize. >> or actually i am sorry. i apologize. >> i think that the proper time would have been when we were dealing with the legislation. but you could speak on general matters. >> that is fine. >> okay. so seeing no other public comment, we will close public comment. and mr. stamos next item >> item 6, adjournment. >> thank you for coming today. meeting adjourned.. >> we all know a major eart

mr. aldrin: presidential leadership in this initiative would improve, extend and celebrate american exceptionalism in a way that no other policy or program could. cycling pathways to walk on marsl throt le up. - throttle up. we came in peace for all man kind. we americans do these things, think big, act on our dreams, then look back and bring the world along with us. so to this room, full of leaders, let me say, this is the time to venture outward again, much further in space, bringing humanity out to mars, making history there as we americans have here. listen closely to my challenge. the president, who appeals to the higher angels and takes us closer to the heavily body we call mars, will not only make history, he will long be remembered as a pioneer for man kind. to reach, to comprehend and settle mars. and if not now, when? and if not us, who? i appeal to you to take up the challenge and bring us all along, from the wild blue yonder, with giant leaps to this waiting island in the blackness of space. this is the time, this is our time. and this is your time. it's an honor to be here with you and i absolute those who have the -- salute those who have the currently to lead th