mr. tuckerer and the aversion of the numbers for a fact we're seeing increased numbers of to this into thetensil ma but i want to mention with respect to the ceqa documentations before you as mentioned by coincidental to be for the salon groping group if a fair argument can be made with a significant environmental review it triggers an additional environmental review not an additional one the diversion and the waste and the number of truck trips the promises to use different trucks and the types of fuel, etc. have been disputed the credibility maybe in dispute by the different parties but actual honest salutations and differences of opinion as to the adequacy of the potential impacts the last thing i want to say if are a truck uses l and g fuel the truck trips are driver's side or the amount of to this increases or director huey's decreases one indisputable fact with o your zero waste goal those trunks as they go to had a road thaflz $40 million more than the alternating ma so it if the cleaner miles or less cleaner miles it is i think susceptible that 40 miles 2 thousand miles a day you c

mr. tucker will be in one of the biplanes for today's flyover.1945, a pilot was based in the pacific theater, and he will participate in the flyover as a passenger in one of the b-17's. also with us today are veterans who participated in a discussion forum last night at the national air and space museum. thanks to bud anderson, charles mcgee, chester finnigan, and one other for joining us last night and being here this afternoon. as grateful as we are for their bravery and service, we're here to celebrate not just g.i. joe but rosie the riveter as well. in a speech he made in 1945, franklin roosevelt said -- [indiscernible] that is already across the globe. president roosevelt understood the power of the people, when they spoke their will, -- [indiscernible] he knew that once this country became involved in hostilities the immense u.s. industrial complex would transition from peacetime manufacturing of automobiles, tractors, bicycles, and airliners to the production of jeeps, tanks, machine guns, and warplanes. and he was right. for the second ti

mr. tucker will be in one of the steerman biplanes during today's flyover. weldon briton lives in virginia, but in 1945, he was a p-51 mustang pilot based in the pacific theater and he'll be participating in the flyover as a passenger in one of our b-17 flying fortresses. also with us today on the ground are foreveterans who participated in a discussion forum last night at the national air and space museum. many thanks to bud anderson for joining us last night and again here this afternoon. as grateful as we are for their bravery, sacrifice and service, we're here to celebrate not just the -- in a speech that he made in december of 1940, president franklin roosevelt recognized that the great arsenal of democracy would play a pivotal role in our country's anticipated involvement in the war that was already raging across much of the globe. president roosevelt understood the raw power of the united states and its people, when they focused their will and resources on a single common goal. he knew that once this country became involved in hostilities the immense

mr. tucker will be in one of the steerman biplanes during today's flyover.51 mustang pilot based in the pacific theater and he'll be participating in the flyover as a passenger in one of our b-17 flying fortresses. also with us today on the ground are four veterans who participated in a discussion forum last night at the national air and space museum. many thanks to bud anderson for joining us last night and again here this afternoon. as grateful as we are for their bravery, sacrifice and service, we're here to celebrate not just g.i. joe but rosy the riveterer as well. in a speech that he made in december of 1940, president franklin roosevelt recognized that the great arsenal of democracy would play a pivotal role in our country's anticipated involvement in the war that was already raging across much of the globe. president roosevelt understood the raw power of the united states and its people, when they focused their will and resources on a single common goal. he knew that once this country became involved in hostilities, the immense u.s. industrial comple

mr. tucker will be one of the biplanes for today's flyover. the pacific theater, and he will participate in the flyover as a passenger in one of the b-17's. also with us today are veterans who participated in a discussion forum last night at the national air and space busy. he thanks to bud anderson, charles mcgee, chester finnigan, and one other for joining us last night and being here this afternoon. as grateful as we are for their bravery and service, we're here to celebrate not just g.i. joe but rosie the riveter as well. in a speech he made in december of 1945, franklin results -- roosevelt said -- that is already across the globe. president roosevelt understood the power of the people, when they spoke of, there will, -- [indiscernible] he knew that once this country became involved in hostilities the immense u.s. industrial complex would transition from peacetime manufacturer of automobiles, tractors, bicycles, and airliners to the production of jeeps tanks, machine guns and warplanes. and he was right. for the second time in less than a