mr. williams thank you, mr. williams. >> ms. gallagher you have 2 minutes to rebut. >> so 5 hours we get an e-mail from steve williams with an n s r for one units and now wants to retain two units even for steve he's a newland world record i think really we want to commend mention the theme of steve's letter it is 11 pages it talks about how the plans are inaccurate, misrepresentational gamesmanship and misleading and consistent misrepresentation, smoke screen like the tax dodge incorrect and deceptive i worked for him for 10 years and reviewed the promotions as a planner john would never do anything inaccurate or misrepresentation all i found that inflame try we maybe are a dottingism steve said we changed the plans many times we've changed there them 6 times to comply with the dr requester wants i don't know what else to do we've been waiting for this hearing for 9 months those are not developers small small property owners i hope you vote for them tonight and i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> john is here

mr. williams and discuss what -- >> mr. a businessman selling -- >> selling health products, giving a roledex to, catering the daughter's wedding. the defense of governor mcdonald because none of those things constituted an official act and there was never an explicit agreement that i would do this in exchange for the rolex -- not the roledex -- >> that might have been -- >> would have been a better value. right. but, you know, i mean, this is going to be a very interesting decision because if it gets sonar row, you're going to have a situation where members of congress, you think of mr. jefferson, a representative with the 100,000 in his freezer, and he also made a claim that writing letters on the congressional stationary was not an official act. so, this is a really big question about what you expect from your politicians and your office holders. >> let's go to abdul waiting in maryland, an independent. abdul, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'm listening to you guys for a long time now. first time calling. my com

mr. williams, he used the governors to meet with mr. williams and discuss what they could do. a businessman selling health products. giving a rolodex to the governor, letting him drive his car, catering his daughter's wedding. the defense governor mcdonnell's putting up is because none of those things about arranging the meetings constituted an official act and there was never annexed explicitgreement -- an agreement i would do that with the rolex -- rolodex. [laughter] you know, this will be a very interesting decision. has sown net -- is so narrow, you think of mr. jefferson, $100,000 in his freezer. he also made a claim that writing letters was not an official act. it is a big question about what you expect. abdul, maryland, good morning. us is my first time calling. my comments are based upon earlier. you mentioned a nonprofit organization in the constitutional political race. why would they not be will to running,e to someone and also, i like the comment on donald trump. proposing lowering corporate tax, is this -- thank you. guest: i can speak to nonprofit speech. use,in

mr. williams shakespeare his true chronical history. in the first folio, it's not displayed as history but tragedy. if you're creating an edition of this play, you have to decide for yourself what to call it because there are two conflicting versions oh of what this play is. if you're doing an edition of hamlet you have several editions and then in one of those editions to be or not to be speech reads, to be or not to be that's the point. it's so different from the one that we recognize, and that's because there were different ways of capturing the performance and, you know, that version is from a series of scribes who were transcribing real-time. scholars are interested in that. it extends through the european renaissance. we cover 1470's to about 1730's, which includes the part of the world we are standing. now, this is a copy of cisero, a schoolboy's book, but this copy happened to belong to henry the eighth. henry the eighth -- >> king henry the eighth? >> king henry the eighth. divorce beheaded died and the divorce beheaded survive

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mr. williams. >> you're the project sponsors interest. >> i am you know it is a unique steve williams think on behalf of the project sponsor a unique situation i've not ben been in this situation a property is sold as the dr is called the former or soon to be former owner didn't have any dog the fight in this the new owner wants to cut it back we have no objection as far as i'm concerned. >> dr requester you have to minutes if you so choose. >> unless any questions but i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> i'm assuming mr. williams didn't have a two minute rebuttal that portion of the hearing is closed. >> a memorialize this. >> we'll take dr bans is administration that were read into the record by the attorney representing the dr requester and acknowledged by the rent r i went of the future ownership and night i suggest mr. washington if you commission takes the dr they can amend this is all brand new news this can, worked out so we have those agreed think plans think record and then they can provide necessary revisions will be signed off and released the changes will not

mr. williams wanted it committed? mr. francisco: so again, your honor, two responses. even assuming that the jury could have inferred it, you still need to tell them what an "official act" is, that an "official act" is an attempt to influence a governmental decision. justice sotomayor: well -- mr. francisco: understand -- justice sotomayor: to study these dietary supplements. mr. francisco: well, to actually, you know, conduct tobacco commission-funded state studies, but you still need to tell them what that is. but i'll get directly to your question. why is it that the actual "official acts" are relevant? and that's because both the district court and the courts of appeals' opinions made clear. here in this case, the corrupt agreement turned entirely upon, as the district court case said. it hinged upon whether the five specific acts were, in fact, "official acts," because in the absence of any direct evidence of a corrupt agreement, the government's argument was that you could infer one from the pattern of actual "official acts" on the one hand and the pattern of gif

mr. williams: what's up, brooklyn. what's up, prospect park?new york city council member here in brooklyn. the daily news they endorsed another candidate. was they said about bernie that he was at war with reality. i thought to myself, you are goddam right. [cheers and applause] the reality of too many people , toois borough, this city many people's reality is struggle. maybe if you are not at war with reality, you are not focused enough. being an elected official, i understand the need to make a deal. the art of politics. sometimes it's ok to shoot for the political revolutionary moonshot. [cheers and applause] only good things that have come in this country have come because of political revolutionary moonshot's. from an eight day -- from an eight hour workday to no child labor. from lg bt rights to woman's suffrage. from the civil rights movement the fleet -- freeing the slaves, they were all revolutionary moonshot. [cheers and applause] nation is fromis a revolutionary moonshot. [cheers and applause] -- theare asking is people who say that

mr. williams wanted it committed? mr. francisco: so again, your honor, two responses.n assuming that the jury could have inferred it, you still need to tell them what an "official act" is, that an "official act" is an attempt to influence a governmental decision. justice sotomayor: well - mr. francisco: understand - justice sotomayor: to study these dietary supplements. mr. francisco: well, to actually, you know, conduct tobacco commission-funded state studies, but you still need to tell the one that is. but i'll get directly to your question. why is it that the actual "official acts" are relevant? and that's because both the district court and the courts of appeals' opinions made clear. here in this case, the corrupt agreement turned entirely upon, as the district court case said. it hinged upon whether the five specific acts were, in fact, "official acts," because in the absence of any direct evidence of a corrupt agreement, the government's argument was that you could infer one from the pattern of actual "official acts" on the one hand and the pattern of gifts and l

mr. william shakespeare his troop chronicle history of the life and death of king layer and his three daughters in the first folio display is not described as a history but as the tragedy. so if you are creating and edition of this play you have to decide for yourself what to call it because there are two conflicting versions of what this play is. if you are doing and addition of hamlet you have several editions and then the folio and in one of those editions that to be your not to be speech reads, to be or not to be, that's the point. it's so different from the one we recognize and that's because there were different ways of capturing the performance and perhaps that version is from a series of scribes who were transcribing it in the audience in real time. scholars are really interested in that and they should be because ultimately you want to create additional place because people want to read them so one of the things that has happened is that we have created the addition using this collection. the best-selling high school edition in the united states and almost 90% of american high school s

mr. williams, he used the governors to meet with mr. williams and discuss what they could do.essman selling health products. giving a rolodex to the governor, letting him drive his car, catering his daughter's wedding. the defense governor mcdonnell's putting up is because none of those things about arranging the meetings constituted an official act and there was never annexed explicitgreement -- an agreement i would do that with the rolex -- rolodex. [laughter] you know, this will be a very interesting decision. has sown net -- is so narrow, you think of mr. jefferson, $100,000 in his freezer. he also made a claim that writing letters was not an official act. it is a big question about what you expect. abdul, maryland, good morning. us is my first time calling. my comments are based upon earlier. you mentioned a nonprofit organization in the constitutional political race. why would they not be will to running,e to someone and also, i like the comment on donald trump. proposing lowering corporate tax, is this -- thank you. guest: i can speak to nonprofit speech. use,inly helpi

mr. williams for coming on. i had some comments to make that mr. cruz has stated he will do away with the employment taxes .nd the corporations that would not prevent people from going ahead and incorporating to get around the law. furthermore, he stated that he will abolish the irs and he is going to make a postcard available to individuals to do income tax returns, very impossible. i think mr. trump is a true republican elite should embrace him and go forward because he is the most popular of the candidates in the republican party, and i think if you would raise the issue, term limits on the house and senate would put him into power, and i hope he does well in the nomination and he gets the nomination, as well as president, and i hope after he gets the presidency, he will form a third party because he had democrats and republicans, those who cannot get along with each other after, and that is why he is so popular right now. that is all i have to say. thanks again for being on c-span. lindsey graham, mitch mcconnell and ted cruz will be voted out

mr. william shakespeare, his true chronicle history of the life and death of king leer and his three daughters. this isn't described as a history but a tragedy in the first round. so if you are creating an edition of this play you have to decide what to call it because there are two conflicting versions of what the play is. if you are doing hamlet, there are several corto editions and in one of them the to be or not to be speech reads "to be or not to be i. that is the point" it is so different than the one we recognized and that is because there is different ways of capturing the performance and that version is perhaps from a sears of scribes transscrcribin that in real time. one thing that happened here is we created the editions using this collection. it is the best-selling high school edition in the united states and almost 90% of high school students are reading the shakespeare play. we found we could share these plays online as well. we put them into digital form and they are freely available, all of the plays, and all of the poems from the folger shakespeare library. >> host: what is yo

mr. william shakespeare his true history of the life-and-death of "king lear" and his three daughters. in the first folio not described as a history but the tragedy. if you are creating an edition of this play you have to decide for yourself what to call it because there are two conflicting versions. if you're doing in addition of family u.s. several additions and one of those quarto editions it could be so different it is ways to capture the performance in a way to transcribe them in the audience. and to create editions of the plays one of the things that happen at the folger is we have created the folger edition using the collections the best-selling high-school edition in the united states almost 90 percent of american high-school students are reading a shakespeare play but what we found and then are freely available. that means we put a copy of the complete work with every person's backpack all around the world. i have to favor please my first think it is beautifully built it is like clockwork i love the main character that is a great improviser that is what gets her through the to

mr. williams kept on trying to fight.e i do with everybody in here, your first offense for fighting's gonna be 10 days. >> oh, man. come on, man. i mean, come on, hale. i comply with everything the officers have asked me to do. i've been in here. i ain't been kicking on no doors. i ain't been causing no ruckus or nothing. >> sign right there and right there. >> that's just bull[bleep] man. lose all the way around. lose my money, lose my commissary, and lose my privileges. >> you want to sign that? >> that don't even make sense, man. you know it. collins, that don't even make sense. all the way around -- >> all right, let me explain something to you real quick, all right? i ain't got nothing to do with this, but i'm just witnessing this. however, you know what this started from. >> dude's trying to steal my [bleep]. >> what's it originally started from? it started from putting money on an account illegally. >> i ain't know nothing about that was illegal. i ain't -- >> no, man. >> come on! i ain't never had a problem with m

mr. william shakespeare his true chronicle the history of the life and death and his three daughters. in the first folio, it isn't described as a history that is a tragedy. so, if you are creating an addition of the play you have to decide for yourself what to call it because there are two conflicting versions of what this play is. if if you're doing an edition of hamlet, you have several addition in the folio and one of those the two b. or not the speech reads to be or not to be cut that's the point. it's so different from the one that we recognize and that's because there were different ways of capturing the performance and perhaps that version is from a series of scribes who were transcribing it in the audience in real time. scholars are really interested in that. our collection covers more than just shakespeare. it's a picture of the entire english renaissance of experienced. so we cover the introduction of the print and the 1470s through about the 1730s which is the full emergence of the atlantic world which includes part of the world we are standing in now. this is a copy of cic

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mr. william shakespeare, his true chronicle history of the life and death of king lear and his three daughters. in the first folio, this play is not described as a history, but as a tragedy. so if you're creating an edition of this play, you have to decide for yourself what to call it, because there are two conflicting versions of what this play is. if you're doing an edition of hamlet, you've got several cordo editions and then the folio, and in one of those editions to be or not to be speech reads to be or not to be, aye, that's the point. it's so different from the one that rewe recognize. -- we recognize. and that's because there were different ways of capturing the performance and, you know, perhaps that version is from a series of scribes who were transcribing it in the audience in realtime. scholars are really interested in that, and they should be, because ultimately you want to create editions of these plays, because people want to read them. and so one of the things that's happened at the folger is that we've created the folger editions using this collection. it's the best selling hi

mr. williams, he used the governors to meet with mr. williams and discuss what they could do.inessman selling health products. giving a rolodex to the governor, letting him drive his car, catering his daughter's wedding. the defense governor mcdonnell's putting up is because none of those things about arranging the meetings constituted an official act and there was never annexed explicitgreement -- an agreement i would do that with the rolex -- rolodex. [laughter] you know, this will be a very interesting decision. has sown net -- is so narrow, you think of mr. jefferson, $100,000 in his freezer. he also made a claim that writing letters was not an official act. it is a big question about what you expect. abdul, maryland, good morning. us is my first time calling. my comments are based upon earlier. you mentioned a nonprofit organization in the constitutional political race. why would they not be will to running,e to someone and also, i like the comment on donald trump. proposing lowering corporate tax, is this -- thank you. guest: i can speak to nonprofit speech. use,inly hel

mr. williams and i are up here or if you would like to hear from the taxis and muni and ask questions for the entire presentation? >> i had a quick question about this one because there are so many other city vehicles that are in this category. >> yes. >> and i'm just curious, you may not know the answer, but i'm just curious for the other fleets or other departments that have sudan, i guess, do they have similar training, do you know, or do they use your training? >> my understanding is the city administrator's office oversees that aspect of training, my understanding is that they are looking to copy, you know, respectfully, they use a of the training we are provide, they are putting defensive driver training for all the other city users currently, but i believe it's not -- i can get a better answer, i believe it's not currently offered but they are hoping to put in place. the airport has developed theirs, they're using the same click safety program we are using and i did receive an e-mail from the city administrator's office for copies of what we're using so they can use that to help de

mr. williams was referring to but we could do the hearing in two or three weeks so there's not a need for a great amount of time. >> i was only going to speak on personal reasons with all due respect to mr. silverman the neighbors didn't ask for a second unit it is a torturous history. >> ms. swedish we can only speak to the matter of continuance. >> i am speaking it had been put out longer than not happening quibble i want to correct that issue and this project had a torturous history about a year ago. >> maybe a year nature is there any additional public comment? >> public comment is closed. >> commissioner antonini overwhelm to move to continue item number one to april 28th i believe it is if it is item one, in fact, one ab and then i will make a motion to continue the hearing officer man item 18 to i think may 19th the first available. >> may 12th is actually the first available. >> we with said there was a noticing problem is that going to be okay. we can notice in time for that. >> i don't know if staff is here to speak to that i don't know a new 311 notice is required. >> staff exp

mr. juan williams. 20 years in television, best selling author. >> and -- >> thank you, shawn. >> i would invite you all to help buy a birthday present for juan, just buy his book. we the people, the modern day figures who have reshaped and afound the founding father's -- i posted a link to it. >> thank you, ma'am. >> i'll do it just right. look,dy it -- right in the middle. >> give it back to the puerto rican woman. >> oh, my goodness. i'm going to do mine now. yesterday, i turned 62 on sunday, and my wife got the weight staff at my favorite restaurant in d.c. to put 63 candles on one cake. that's me trying to blow it out before it starts the fire. there's a family picture. i had my girlfriends with me, they're pitcher and wesley with their granddad. and look at that, kai loran from star wars showed up for the party. 50i78 going to do a facebook q & ta tonight. we're going to talk politics. we're going to talk about my new book. go to facebook.com/the fivefnc, we'll be there taking your questions. >> watch this first, you remember last week we talked about rick scott. he walked into a st

mr. spencer. >> good morning. my name is william spence, president and chairman and ceo of ppl corporation to we deliver electricity to more than 10 million customers in the u.s. in the uk. beyond my roll overseeing ppl's operations also on the e. i committee on reliability and business continuity. also a member of electricity subcommitsubcommit tee, or subsector coordinating council that you heard about earlier today. they serve as the principal liaison between the federal government and electric power sector to protect against cyber threats to the nation's power grid. protecting the nation's power grid as your earlier is not on a topper of the federal government councils which operated for the industry. we have a strong record of working together closely in all kinds of disasters and storms. along with th the government partners to identify, assess and respond to all threats. the electric sector takes the defense in depth approach to protecting great asset for this includes three key elements. the first is a rigorous mandatory enf

by any otherspeare name read -- peter: all right, william, i think we've got the point. mr. whitmore. michael: i think we actually know the names of his collaborators. we now believe he collaborated on up to 30% of his plays. thomas middleton, george wilkins, fletcher. least three playwrights who he worked with, and it was a ollaborative art form in the late 16th and early 17th century. who's really good at opening scenes? let's get fletcher over here. and so the more we learn about how theater works, the more we realize that some parts of these to s that we credit shakespeare were cowritten. similarly, shakespeare may have plays parts of other written by, for example, anthony there sir thomas moore, is a page which really looks like it's by shakespeare. shakespeare's in

mr. williams is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you to the panel. i want to say hello to my good friend, a fellow texan. we appreciate you. now, i was glad to see that the monuments men receive for the medal for their contributions for the artifacts for world war ii, your contribution cannot be understated and was long overdue and i was proud to support that effort. my first question is you said that a major benefit was that they were grateful to allied forces not only for liberating them and preserving the continent. would you elaborate and do you believe the same would be true if we were better able to save in antiques and other objects in the mideast? >> thank you for your kind remarks and you and all of your colleagues for the support of the legislation to award the congressional gold medal. yes, i believe the united states would be looked upon favorably by in additions of good well throughout the world. i think the evidence is irrefutable. the aftermath of the american invasion and not getting into the issue, but it raises the issue of the resp

mr. williams and i are up here or if you would like to hear from the taxis and muni and ask questions for the entire presentation? >> i had a quick question about this one because there are so many other city vehicles that are in this category. >> yes. >> and i'm just curious, you may not know the answer, but i'm just curious for the other fleets or other departments that have sudan, i guess, do they have similar training, do you know, or do they use your training? >> my understanding is the city administrator's office oversees that aspect of training, my understanding is that they are looking to copy, you know, respectfully, they use a of the training we are provide, they are putting defensive driver training for all the other city users currently, but i believe it's not -- i can get a better answer, i believe it's not currently offered but they are hoping to put in place. the airport has developed theirs, they're using the same click safety program we are using and i did receive an e-mail from the city administrator's office for copies of what we're using so they can use that to help de

mr. william spence, ceo of the ppo corporation, one of the largest investor-owned uit companies in the united and miss bobby kilmer, president and ceo of the rural electric cooperative, nonprofit electric utility serveing 2,250 square miles in northeastern pennsylvania. i ask nance consent that the witnesses' full statement be included in the record without objection, so ordered. since your written testimony has been made part of the record, the subcommittee would request you limit your oral testimony to five minutes. let's start with the first panel, administrator few gate, you may proceed. >> thank you mr. chairman, ranking members. i want to address your questions. what is the locals need to plan for? i think based upon our experiences dealing with other hazards that have called disruptions, planning needs to be measured in weeks, particularly if there's damage to infrastructure. and win again with cyber we have seen restoration quickly if there's not physical damage, but if you have damage to transformers or general a different capacity that will extend it. we do know that it is important

mr. williams is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thanks to the panel. i first of all want to say hello to my good friend and fellow texan mr. edsel and state to all you here you are a texas treasure. we appreciate you. i was glad to see "the monuments men" received the congressional medal for their contributions to protecting artifacts in world war ii last year. your contribution cannot be overstated and personally i felt like it was long overdue and i was proud to support that effort. my question -- my first question is you have said that a major benefit of the monuments men effort was that non-combatants in europe were grateful to allied forces not only for liberating them but for preserving the cultural history of the continent. would you elaborate on that, and do you believe the same would be true if we were better able to save antiques and other cultural objects in the middle east today? >> thank you for your kind remarks, and thank you to you and all of your colleagues for the support of this legislation to award the monuments men with the congres

mr. williams is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thanks to the panel. i first of all want to say hello to my good friend and fellow texan mr. edsel and state to all you here you are a texas treasure. we appreciate you. i was glad to see "the monuments men" received the congressional medal for their contributions to protecting artifacts in world war ii last year. your contribution cannot be overstated and personally i felt like it was long overdue and i was proud to support that effort. stated. it was long overdue and i was proud to support the effort. my first question, you said the first major benefits of monuments men effort is noncombatants in europe were grateful to allied forces for not only liberating them but preserving cultural history of the continent. would you elaborate on that and do you believe the same would be true if we were better able to save middle east objects today. >> thank you for your remarks. you and all your colleagues to support the legislation. it was quite an honor. yes, i believe the united states would be looked on favorab

mrs. hank williams lead a model life." >> you think that's funny. >> i kind of do, don't you? hmm? >> also says we sold over 90,000-- my god. >> if that's even half true, i wr i'm a southerner, that's very convincing. now, before you played this, di, the guitar, asucas any student does, i think. >> stephen: i understand you have a very specific instrument you know how to play, that very few people actually master. ( laughs ) i understand you know how to play the spoons. ( cheers and applause ) would you be so kind? >> this is-- this is one of those-- this is one of my special skills with my cv. it's so funny, my mom arranged an engagement party for my baby sister last summer, and she'd redone the whole house, and she'd done a beautiful kitchen, she replastered the walls and everything, and my sister's got very good friends who are folk musicians who are playing in the breakfast and there were these indentations in the dresser, from where i had been scrambling around in the kitchen drawers and i picked up the spoons and i'd been playing all over the kitchen. but s

mr. williams t lettile letting us come in here today.'s an athlete and a long distance runner which they hope will pay off tomorrow in the election and also a basketball player. there were people here taking a lot of pride of his athletic ability. of course, an uphill battle in the polls. people here are still holding out hopes hoping for some kind of brooklyn miracle turning the table against hillary clinton. this is where he spends one semester at brooklyn college. it gives you an idea of what he's talking about of his humble roots and these are his humble roots. >> interesting. >> cal perry is joining us from brooklyn, thanks. >>> in queens jacob, where donald trump was born. it seems like you are down there in the subway platform. >> reporter: i sure am. >> donald trump was born maybe two or three blocks down that way. donald trump has actually told reporters he came down to the subway station and taken to manhattan as a kid when he was a young man. that's how he developed his love for manhattan. i went down to donald trump's house w

mr. william the ceo and the corporation and one of the largest and the utility companies and then bobby kill mer and a nonprofit organization in northeastern pennsylvania. i asked for the full statement be including in the record without the objection so ordered. since it's made part of the order, you ask that you limit the oral testimony to five minutes. starting with the first panel mr. fugate and you may proceed. >> thank you. i want the to address the question of what they need to plan for. ba based on the the other experiences causes hazards this can be you are measured in weeks. again with cyber we have seen restoration. if there's not physical damage and you do have it for transform ers, that will extend it. we do know that it's important that in the initial response that you provide the safety and security. when lights are out, power is out. we have had major metropolitan areas go with this. we have had people trapped the elevators and that may mean to go out and wait for problems and not wait for the call of 911. the next steps are again as the members point out and all hazards. you

mr. william spencer, ceo and the corporation and one of the largest and the utility companies in united states. and ms. bobby kiln mother, president and ceo of the rural electric cooperative, a utility serving square miles in northeastern pennsylvania. i ask consent that the witnesses full statement be included in the record. without objection, so ordered. the subcommittee would request you limit your oral testimony to five minutes. let's start with the first panel, administrator fugate, you may proceed. >> thank you. i want to address the question of what they need to plan for. based on our experiences dealing with other has that have caused disruptions, planning needs to be measured in weeks. particularly if there's damage to infrastructure. with cyber, we have seen restoration potential ly very quickly if there's not physical damage. but if you have damage to transformers or generator capacity, that will extend it. we do know it's important that in an initial response that you provide for safety and security. when lights are out, power is out. we have had major metropolitan areas go with th

mr. william spencer, ceo and the corporation and one of the largest and the utility companies in united states. and ms. bobby kiln mother, president and ceo of the rural electric cooperative, a utility serving square miles in northeastern pennsylvania. i ask consent that the witnesses full statement be included in the record. without objection, so ordered. the subcommittee would request you limit your oral testimony to five minutes. let's start with the first panel, administrator fugate, you may proceed. >> thank you. i want to address the question of what they need to plan for. based on our experiences dealing with other has that have caused disruptions, planning needs to be measured in weeks. particularly if there's damage to infrastructure. with cyber, we have seen restoration potential ly very quickly if there's not physical damage. but if you have damage to transformers or generator capacity, that will extend it. we do know it's important that in an initial response that you provide for safety and security. when lights are out, power is out. we have had major metropolitan areas go with th

mr. william spence, ceo of the ppl corporation, one of the largest investor-owned utility companies in the united states. and ms. bobbi kilmer, president and ceo of a nonprofit electric utility serving 2,250 square miles in northeastern pennsylvania. i ask you now to consent that the witnesses' full statement be included in the record without objection. so ordered. since your written testimony has been made a part of the record, the subcommittee would request that you limit your oral testimony to five minutes. let's start with our first panel, administrator fugate, you may proceed. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking members, members. i want to address your questions. what does a local official need to plan for? and i think bases upon our experiences dealing with other hazards that have caused disruptions, planning needs to be measured in weeks, particularly if there's damage to infrastructure. and, again, with cyber we have seen restoration potentially quickly if there's not damage, but if you do have damage to generators, that will extend it. we do know it is important that in an initial

mr. williams wanted it committed? mr. francisco: so again, your honor, two responses.n assuming that the jury could have inferred it, you still need to tell them what an "official act" is, that an "official act" is an attempt to influence a governmental decision. justice sotomayor: well -- mr. francisco: understand -- justice sotomayor: to study these dietary supplements. mr. francisco: well, to actually, you know, conduct tobacco commission-funded state studies, but you still need to tell them what that is. but i'll get directly to your question. why is it that the actual "official acts" are relevant? and that's because both the district court and the courts of appeals' opinions made clear. here in this case, the corrupt agreement turned entirely upon, as the district court case said. it hinged upon whether the five specific acts were, in fact, "official acts," because in the absence of any direct evidence of a corrupt agreement, the government's argument was that you could infer one from the pattern of actual "official acts" on the one hand and the pattern of gifts a

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