if mr. ford could explain briefly what the next steps would be, that would help the context of this motion p. motion.gentleman the vote actua. >> rules regarding dpifts to individuals fsm you take action today for gifts given to city departments. that will allow us to begin drafting ordinance language. we'll put together recommendations into those two reports into a single ordinance. you can you look at it and expectation about it f. the the commission approves by a in ourr out of five vote. you would you have the option to place that on the ballot as a ballot measure. >> clarification on the next election, is it in march or june of next year -- i believe it's in june of next engineer. p if my recollection is correct it's three months out. >> okay. your motion and second stays the same. we can proceed. now let's proceed to public comment, please. >> callers please wait until the system indicates you are unmuted. press star three to be added to the comment queue. you have three minutes to add your

i also respectfully disagree with mr. ford that it's a reasonable expectation to ask taxpayers to purchase tickets for city officials to perform their duties when the tickets can be acquired through other transparent and legal means which is we're finding out that the city is expending my funds on that, i would not be happy about it. lastly, i would just like to close with a statement about equity. i think you're all city officials and, you know, our boards, the museum, and the performing arts center boards, these are volunteer positions. these are not compensated, commissioners. we ask a lot and make you all spend a lot of time doing things and there is -- how would i phrase this? there are people on my board who are of certain wealth and people of modest means and if we would take away the ability to access the performing arts center, the museum, more specifically with the performing arts center because you do need an assigned seat, i do fear that will create inequity among board members. you'll notice that on some of the ce

if mr. ford could explain briefly what the next steps would be, that would help the context of this motion p. motion.gentleman the vote actua. >> rules regarding dpifts to individuals fsm you take action today for gifts given to city departments. that will allow us to begin drafting ordinance language. we'll put together recommendations into those two reports into a single ordinance. you can you look at it and expectation about it f. the the commission approves by a in ourr out of five vote. you would you have the option to place that on the ballot as a ballot measure. >> clarification on the next election, is it in march or june of next year -- i believe it's in june of next engineer. p if my recollection is correct it's three months out. >> okay. your motion and second stays the same. we can proceed. now let's proceed to public comment, please. >> callers please wait until the system indicates you are unmuted. press star three to be added to the comment queue. you have three minutes to add your

mr. carpenter, you're now recognize ford a five minute summation of your written testimony. >> thank you. >> look at members of the task force. thank you for the opportunity to testify today's hearing. i serve with fdx. fdx is barreded from taking positions on most legislative or regulatory policy issues. fdx does advocate for market led api standards for data sharing. please consider the rest of my comments as educational and intended to inform the task force about fdx and the wait our work interacts with policy and legislation. the best an log to understand fx is the blue tooth standard. blue tooth brought together many different consumer electronics manufacturers to create standards specifications to consumers could use differently branded products in an interoperable manner. in the same way, fdx brings together diverse financial industry players under a common application programming interface or api standard. this allows consumers to share and move financial data between financial institutions in a secure and transparent manner and one not dependent on where one banks or which app a

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mrs. grant to ford theatre to go with him that night, and they go visit their kids up in new jersey, theyent, racist, and takes the country away from lincoln's vision. grant takes over, and starts trying to put lincoln's vision into action. unify the country, give blacks the right to citizenship, and vote the 14th, 15th amendment and fights the kkk with federal troops. steve: so his whole mission was to keep the united states united , but he did some controversial things to do it. >> he did. he had a lot of executive orders that weren't popular. the south hated all of this , but in the end, reconstruction was kind of running its course, and when this election happens, 1876 it's contested, he strikes this grand bargain to hold the country together, pull federal troops out of the south, give them the autonomy but rutherford is inaugurated and the country stays together. brian: how did he broker it? >> it was behind the scenes he had a lot of relationships. he was still really popular from his time as general, to his time as president. ainsley: we can learn a lot from him because we need tha

some of the money from the alleged ford ended up in the uk, helping to pay for mr fedotov�*s impressivedonations to the conservative party. the prime minister today defended the vetting process. i defended the vetting process. 1 see that story again today, although can say is that all these donations are vetted in these donations are vetted in the normal way in accordance with rules that are set up under the labour government, without them the whole time. aha, without them the whole time. a conservative party spokesman said fundraising is a legitimate part of the democratic process and government policy is in no way influenced by donations. richard bilton, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: william shatner, who is to travel into space at the age of 90. this was a celebration by people who were relishing their freedom. they believe everything's going to be different from now on, they think their country will be respected in the world once more, as it used to be before slobodan milosevic took power. the dalai lama, the exiled spiritual leader of tibet has won this year's n

mr. chow's, said i love you at ford. he said my name is -- ford, like the lincoln ad just incredible. said i have more of a body of work than ford but doesn't matter the ford adds are great. >> we'll see you at 6:00 "mad money." merck and jpm helping thdoe w climb up 26. don't go anywhere. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >>> good monday morning. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street. on carl quintanilla with david faber live at post nine. morgan brennan has the day off dow gaining 75 points thanks to some banks and drug stocks we are watching energy prices, oil, near 78 f.a.a.n.g. lower on a bus busy busy week. >> here are the three big movers we're watching tesla rising after the company announced it delivered 241,300 vehicles during the third quarter, 73% increase over the same quarter a year ago and a bit better than expected up 3.75% delta airlines reinstating its third quarter rev

biden visited the ford factory earlier this year in deerborn, michigan. to test drive the f-150 electric truck. >> mris sucker is quick. >> mr. president, how fast were you going? >> okay, i'm just gonna step on it and come off at 80 miles an hour. okay, here we go. >> let's see it, sir! >> ready? >> he was right by the way. electric cars have much, much better about pick up than a standard combustion engine. just see if he had over seen ford making the largest manufacturing investment its history. it's all he would be talking b democrats, take a victory lap. brag about the accomplishment. sell the sizzle here. ♪ lights out, follow the noise ♪ ♪ baby, keep on dancing like you ain't got a choice ♪ ♪ so come on, come on, come on ♪ ♪ let's get physical ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ let's get physical ♪ no one is just one flavor ♪ ow! ♪ andrea: you see things as a parent, what your expectations are for your kid growing up, the milestones-- going to school, graduating, and getting married, having kids. and cancer was never one of those milestones in my head. st. jude has given us hope, love, a home away from home, and it feels

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ford douglas quoted, i love everything the south hates. and since they have evidence their dislike of mr. lincoln, i am bound to love you republicans with all your force. now, with the slave holders rebellion and the start of the civil war -- among northern copper heads. those northerners who synthesize with the confederacy. rebels and copperheads often berated lincoln. lincoln came under fair amount of criticism for suspension of civil liberties during the wartime emergency including from the sitting chief justice of the supreme court. as the historian pointed out, lincoln's record compared favorably with that of most wartime precedents. in comparison to the confederacy which executed and tortured and slaved people unions and soldiers and deserters with impunity, the lincoln administration record was admirable. a more legitimate criticism of lincoln stems perhaps from the biggest blot on his presidential record. 1862 after the sioux uprising in minnesota the state's governor condemned 300 of them to execution. lincoln commuted the sentences of most of them but let 38 be executed. it sti

mr. secretary, august 10, the white house said president biden believed it wasn't inevitable, the tolerance takes over kabul for the country and i'm fordingectly, five days later we are bandits the embassy kabul, you think this is a signal to the afghan national defense or since we were out of there quick not depend on us anymore? was that -- was the abandonment of the embassy part of the troop withdrawal plans? >> it was not part of the plan. the embassy was evacuated once they essentially arctic collapses soak starting on or about august 11, he saw a cascade of capitals culminating in the taliban and written couple. president connie left the country on the 15th and removed diplomats to the airport. >> general mingus, who took the vast majority of casualties and combat from 2014 to the abandonment of kabul? >> afghan national security forces. >> do think it is fair to suggest they did not have the will to fight? we cannot know we can instill the will to fight, is that a fair statement? >> i agree how the chairman and secretary we talked about this very topic during the testimony, the leadership and will to fight when we pulled off tactic