specialities and then the rops is imprisoning to the clinician that has contribute the moose and went to mark berry and incredible pictures when he was in diapers and i got year before and jeff got it and the diapers working i don't know eleanor know she's the person until they went 6 slides into it is inspirational and makes you confident the next generation of individuals will take care of us will be clinicians and leaders so that is about one of the best parts of being part of j.c. c and does much in support of the work and a shot in the arsenal for healthcare and all the frustrations and things you hear about in the meetings and hear about those individuals and just kickoff renews the optimism that is my report and i ask for public comment. >> no public comment. >> and any commissioners questions or comments. >> great. and move on to the next report it is commissioner chung with the finance updates. >> thank you, president green so the finance committee metabolic commission meeting and it was a short meeting so exciting so the contract we worked with and one new contract with the san francisco

so, the paras that have jumped into france have had to show their passports, brigadier mark berry, theg we haven't experienced before. but given the royal welcome, we've had from every other feature, it seems like a very small price to pay seems like a very small price to pay for coming to france. i don't really understand why this is a big deal. of course they had to show their passports. they were entering a foreign country, and it makes the point that the us soldiers didn't. but they got there earlier. >> they'd already shown they put precedent, they put the whatever dewan or whatever it's pronounced in french. the border patrol, right in the middle of the field where they were landing. they didn't say, come in when you come, you know, let's take a look. yeah. just checking. you're saying that the french went out of their way to accommodate them? somebody we don't know who it was, whether it was macron and the highest level or whether it was. they don't know who it was. >> it was some. it's all a bit french basically. >> it should have been like a nice fun, not fun, but like a good

specialities and then the rops is imprisoning to the clinician that has contribute the moose and went to mark berry and incredible pictures when he was in diapers and i got year before and jeff got it and the diapers working i don't know eleanor know she's the person until they went 6 slides into it is inspirational and makes you confident the next generation of individuals will take care of us will be clinicians and leaders so that is about one of the best parts of being part of j.c. c and does much in support of the work and a shot in the arsenal for healthcare and all the frustrations and things you hear about in the meetings and hear about those individuals and just kickoff renews the optimism that is my report and i ask for public comment. >> no public comment. >> and any commissioners questions or comments. >> great. and move on to the next report it is commissioner chung with the finance updates. >> thank you, president green so the finance committee metabolic commission meeting and it was a short meeting so exciting so the contract we worked with and one new contract with the san francisco

i'm a big mark us of kens berry rules. seeing their candidates at their finest, not the worst. that will raise democracy here. >> dana: as far as the issues, what do you think takes center stage? >> if i were trump, i would be talking a lot about -- if biden wants to talk about january of 2021, trump can say sure, let's talk about what the inflation rate was in january of 2021 before you took office. let's talk about the price of gas, let's talk about the number of illegal border crossings and the number of wars not happening around the world. plenty of points trump can make. cost of living has to be the focus but the border. that's the top issue according to the new times poll among hispanics and they trust trump more. the isis story that broke this week that is awful and frightening for the american people. target-risch environment. can trump summon the restraint to avoid the baiting and stay on message. if he does i think he will have a good night. >> dana: karl rove is taking the day. back drop of the summer so far. thank you for being here, gentlemen. we'll see you tonight

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berries. that's right. and this sort of both useful and unusable, these kinds of cliches. but they but they are cliches. but, marktic to hear from a real, an actual workington man rather than a cliched workington man. but mark, you didn't tell us what your politics are. i'd like to know that. were you misrepresented by that terrible cliche or not? yeah. mark, get back in touch. email us — newscast at bbc.co. uk. although he already knows our email address because you already emailed us. i mean, it's for other people who don't know it now. laura, i thought we could end where we where we started, go full circle and talk about d—day. and i know that you have been delving into your own family archive. well, it's funny, i don't like to talk about my family. i think it's bad enough for people i'm related to that. i'm on tv at all. however, d—day really made me think about one of my grandpas who landed on the 13th ofjune on the normandy coast. he was one of the people in the 44th lowland brigade of the 15th scottish division. and i don't ever remember him talking about what happened, but he did write down what happened