mr. beck. >> yeah, just on the maintenance side of things. to get support. then there are the broader questions that i think you were alluding to of, do we want a conservancy for the parks of treasure island and what that did look like and what is the appropriate timing. those are all conversations that we plan to bring to the port in the year ahead. >> i just wanted to say looking at this, beginning outside and all-inclusive and you've always done an incredible job. i have one question, as optional on sight nursery, i kind of thought we had one up on ybi. >> there is an on site nursery now used to cultivate plants as part of the construction and this is an idea to include a nursery for the on going maintenance. it's noted as optional because we're at a stage in the process where we haven't defined it as bob noted, the exact surface structure and what would have operational for the nursery so it's something everyone on the team thinks is a good idea. the question is, does it work from a cost-benefit standpoint and it would take some more work to really under

and then may i ask you a question, mr. beck, the not profit sponsors of the housing, the first one which is the chinatown community development center, they serve a certain population and they have got them financing for the housing based on the populations that they serve. i just wanted to make sure what are the rules governing post dda if they're to get precedence. they're not getting precedence over the target population, which these non-profit groups actually serve. is that correct? >> yes. so, we have different buildings or different providers have different programs objectives and targets -- serve different target populations. our first building is sources to plow shares which is an operator that provides housing to former veterans, particularly coming out of homelessness. and being a veteran is a program or an ak pansy requirement for that building. we do have one pre dda household where the sole occupant of the household is a veteran and so he may have the opportunity to be placed in the ccd source to plow shares buildi

mr. beck offender, cfa, the senior director of future finance. chartered financial analyst institute. ms. kiersten, wagner, chief executive officer of modern marketing initiative. miss martin rishel, nasdaq stock market. witnesses are reminded that your oral testimony will be limited to five minutes. that went out objection, a written stigma will be made part of the record. >> chairman foster and wrecking members, thank you for inviting me to testify. my written remarks, four key areas, my oral remarks focus i'm two. the applications a lot of edition the workforce and mitigating of the rigney dissemination by us. we have every reason to be concerned about automations in the future and the financial service sector. first, the financial services sector right for automation and algorithm automation, second the large number of workers will likely be displaced in the financial services sector even if automation npi will create new types of jobs, if all of this is true in the cause for concern is clear. it lies with the fact that african-americans and

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mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the heroic actions by members of the newberry fire department. on march 1, 2019, the alpha shift comprised of captain andrew moss, lieutenant brian beck, senior engineer benning begin dukes, firefighter richard dornan, and volunteer firefighter barry brown were working a wreck on the third street when they received an urgent call of a hit-and-run incident on lewis rich road. they responded to the call and found the victim of the hit-and-run completely unresponsive. the firefighters immediately performed c.p.r. on the victim, as a result of these actions the person gained a pulse and began breathing. . t resulted in a life being saved. and in the words of the late british prime minister, winston following. said the there are times when doing one's best is not good enough. required.o what is the brave firefighters of new -- newbury's fire department did what was required as a result, a life was saved. i yield back. the peaker pro tempore: chair recognizes the gentlewoman from ohio, ms. fudge, for five minutes. fudge: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, today i rise to congratulate being feldman for executive director of the cuyahoga li

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