>> >> chair fewer: mr. chen is shaking his head. mr. chen, now you are now presenting item number 4. >> that's correct, madam chair. >> chair fewer: all right. >> so are we ready to go? >> chair fewer: the floor is yours. >> okay. thank you. good morning, madam chair, supervisor haney and mandelman. i'm the public works program manager for the public health and safety program. the approval to proceed with the third bond sale for the public health and safety bond program. okay. we'll keep it on this slide. to be more specific, we are requesting the budget and finance committee's consideration and positive recommendation to approve the resolution to authorize and direct the sale of $126,925,000 for the 2016 public health and safety bond program. the p.h.s.2016 was approved in june 2016, for a total of 350 million -- $350 million. the first bond sale was completed in 2016, and the second bond sale was completed in 2018. for a combined total of $223 million. next slide, please. the p.h.s.2016 provides funding for six bond components for thre

consider this until mr chen. but for now it looks like we won't be travelling further than the company roadblock . yet. but what's more. that's what. blaine is investigating claims the company is pressuring villages to give out the precious resin trees they legally entitled to tap. com paul and the company says if you don't accept the money you get nothing the company cuts them down anyway. we take another road that leads to the boundary between a protected forest and the company concession. here we find him tapping risen trees is his family has done for 3 generations. the trees provide a sustainable living for his family and a supposed to be protected but he has something devastating to show activist laying that out on top of the top down but i don't move on to become a lawyer about why i'm the one. jim says he refused to accept any money for the trees but think by take cut them down any white 2000 of them. playing records the carnage in takes the satellite coordinates of every fall and tree. where. i feel very

>> >> chair fewer: mr. chen is shaking his head. mr. chen, now you are now presenting item number 4. >> that's correct, madam chair. >> chair fewer: all right. >> so are we ready to go? >> chair fewer: the floor is yours. >> okay. thank you. good morning, madam chair, supervisor haney and mandelman. i'm the public works program manager for the public health and safety program. the approval to proceed with the third bond sale for the public health and safety bond program. okay. we'll keep it on this slide. to be more specific, we are requesting the budget and finance committee's consideration and positive recommendation to approve the resolution to authorize and direct the sale of $126,925,000 for the 2016 public health and safety bond program. the p.h.s.2016 was approved in june 2016, for a total of 350 million -- $350 million. the first bond sale was completed in 2016, and the second bond sale was completed in 2018. for a combined total of $223 million. next slide, please. the p.h.s.2016 provides funding for six bond components for thre

>> >> chair fewer: mr. chen is shaking his head. mr. en, now you are now presenting item number 4. >> that's correct, madam chair. >> chair fewer: all right. >> so are we ready to go? >> chair fewer: the floor is yours. >> okay. thank you. good morning, madam chair, supervisor haney and mandelman. i'm the public works program manager for the public health and safety program. the approval to proceed with the third bond sale for the public health and safety bond program. okay. we'll keep it on this slide. to be more specific, we are requesting the budget and finance committee's consideration and positive recommendation to approve the resolution to authorize and direct the sale of $126,925,000 for the 2016 public health and safety bond program. the p.h.s.2016 was approved in june 2016, for a total of 350 million -- $350 million. the first bond sale was completed in 2016, and the second bond sale was completed in 2018. for a combined total of $223 million. next slide, please. the p.h.s.2016 provides funding for six bond components for three

>> >> chair fewer: mr. chen is shaking his head. mr. chen, now you are now presenting item number 4. >> that's correct, madam chair. >> chair fewer: all right. >> so are we ready to go? >> chair fewer: the floor is yours. >> okay. thank you. good morning, madam chair, supervisor haney and mandelman. i'm the public works program manager for the public health and safety program. the approval to proceed with the third bond sale for the public health and safety bond program. okay. we'll keep it on this slide. to be more specific, we are requesting the budget and finance committee's consideration and positive recommendation to approve the resolution to authorize and direct the sale of $126,925,000 for the 2016 public health and safety bond program. the p.h.s.2016 was approved in june 2016, for a total of 350 million -- $350 million. the first bond sale was completed in 2016, and the second bond sale was completed in 2018. for a combined total of $223 million. next slide, please. the p.h.s.2016 provides funding for six bond components for thre

and drop off, and mr. chen ankle, and we tried to do something about the human rights crisis. and the situation, of the suppression of soviet jews is absolutely intolerable. it's intolerable good but because we've address the imbalances, and we're close to getting that job done, the soviets are more likely to make a deal. the soviets made the treaty, when they thought we were going to deploy an atm system. so i am optimistic for the future, once they realize that they will have a strong principled president to negotiate with. strong leadership, and with demonstrable flexibility on arms control. >> now mr. vice president, i'll give you a chance to ask a question that you would most like to ask of your opponent. >> well i don't really have a question but i'd like to have the time to maybe talk about something of interest maybe the world series. but i will say this, but we are so different we are administrations so different than the carter mondale administration, that people will have the clearest choice. so you know where we came in on inflation, just bear, mole's no leadership

mr. trump will headline a rally shortly after biden's event. nancy chen is in washington. how are the candidates trying to lure the last minute voters? >> reporter: good morning to you. the candidates are crisscrossing the country, trying to reach as many voters as possible. especially in key swing states. president trump and former vice president joe biden have very different closing arguments. the race for the white house is being fought on familiar territory. >> five days from now we are going to win florida. >> florida goes blue, it's over. it's over. >> reporter: the presidential campaigns converged on the sunshine state thursday. holding rallies in tampa, a few hours apart. >> i've never been more optimistic about america and america's chances than today. because i know the american people. >> we are doing good. see the numbers today? 33.1 gdp, the biggest in the history of our country. >> reporter: while president trump focused on positive economic data. >> we locked down, we understood the disease, and now we're open for business. >> reporter: democratic nominee jo

mr. trump held rallies in michigan, wisconsin and nebraska and biden zeroed in on georgia. so nancy chen is in washington. these candidates are full steam ahead. what is the strategy in these find days? >> good morning to you, president trump is continuing his whirlwind tour and the biden campaign is be egg more cautious because of the pandemic as we now approach the final stretch. >> with less than a week left, in the race for the white house, post polls are showing nominee joe biden but president trump is confident he'll come out on top. >> we are going to win nebraska and we are going to win four more years in the great white house. that beautiful white house. >> he visited three states he carried in 2016, nebraska, wisconsin and michigan. in a speech in lansing, the president suggested his opponent is using covid to make him look bad. >> it is covid. on november 4, you won't be hearing so much about it. >> biden in georgia, the state that hadn't backed a president since 1992. >> you give me the honor to serve as your president clear the decks for action for we will act. >> candidates

chen, research fellow at the hoover institution. former senior official with the old department of health and human services. gentlemen, good evening and welcome to you both. mrgibbs, i'm psyched to hear that normal life is coming back. i would like to hear a target date on that. but the waiting is over. where do you put this race as f 11:25:50 on wednesday night? >> i think it's very different than 2016. biden is a popular candidate. his favorability is positive. donald trump is battling a negative job approval. and quite frankly, it's joe biden's race to control at this point. there are a lot of states that he's added into play. places like georgia and texas and iowa and ohio, which were not really on the map just a few months ago are now places that are not only on the map, but are seeing visits by the former vice president. so if you look at this race, it is joe biden's to lose right now. i think he's in the lead. and i think you're going to see a pretty confident campaign over the next few days working hard to get its vote out and make sure they don't have any problems with mail-in ballots or surprises with any of those things. >> all right, folks. you h