more time to convince this people in zurich, my own people that i yes, we need to have a more if ms. city within 35. if i today, i think, or it's the, did you all your life, you have to work twice as hard as a woman, as a black woman, but he's not the only one is like you had the moment you are a woman, no matter your color, you have to look twice as much yes that i people were still thinking that as an african woman, i should not be in football. but i, i really don't focus on those kind of nonsense. so for football, my fight was to make sure that the boards continue rolling and that football is played everywhere. and definitely that was 50 percent of our football farms. been women yet? well, they thought about that women women have woven in football. yeah, let's talk about that because there are a lot of countries advocating for equal pay within women and men seen the u. s. women football woke up champions. have even gone to court over this to try and get a co pay for for footballers. so where does he for stand on the c co pay pay an eco price issue? there's still a huge disparity in pri

is that right, deputy city attorney? >> ms. pearson: deputy city attorney ann pearson. i think you did. i think it's important to note that there may be a contractor who's an interested party for one body but not another. >> president walton: thank you so much, deputy city attorney pearson. colleagues, i don't see any other names on the roster. there was a made to amend made by supervisor peskin and approved by supervisor chan. i believe we can take that motion same house, same call. so without objection, that motion to amend is approved. and seeing no other names on the roster, this is taken same house, same call, and without objection, this ordinance is passed on the first reading unanimously. madam clerk, we are now at roll call for introductions. >> clerk: yes, mr. president. supervisor peskin is first up to introduce new business. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam clerk. i will submit my legislation, but i would like to adjourn and, if possible, from the full board of supervisors in the memory of our many decades long chief of protocol charlotte meyer schultz

is that right, deputy city attorney? >> ms. pearson: deputy city attorney ann pearson. i think you did. i think it's important to note that there may be a contractor who's an interested party for one body but not another. >> president walton: thank you so much, deputy city attorney pearson. colleagues, i don't see any other names on the roster. there was a made to amend made by supervisor peskin and approved by supervisor chan. i believe we can take that motion same house, same call. so without objection, that motion to amend is approved. and seeing no other names on the roster, this is taken same house, same call, and without objection, this ordinance is passed on the first reading unanimously. madam clerk, we are now at roll call for introductions. >> clerk: yes, mr. president. supervisor peskin is first up to introduce new business. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam clerk. i will submit my legislation, but i would like to adjourn and, if possible, from the full board of supervisors in the memory of our many decades long chief of protocol charlotte meyer schultz

is that right, deputy city attorney? >> ms. pearson: deputy city attorney ann pearson. i think you did. i think it's important to note that there may be a contractor who's an interested party for one body but not another. >> president walton: thank you so much, deputy city attorney pearson. colleagues, i don't see any other names on the roster. there was a made to amend made by supervisor peskin and approved by supervisor chan. i believe we can take that motion same house, same call. so without objection, that motion to amend is approved. and seeing no other names on the roster, this is taken same house, same call, and without objection, this ordinance is passed on the first reading unanimously. madam clerk, we are now at roll call for introductions. >> clerk: yes, mr. president. supervisor peskin is first up to introduce new business. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam clerk. i will submit my legislation, but i would like to adjourn and, if possible, from the full board of supervisors in the memory of our many decades long chief of protocol charlotte meyer schultz

those words should be run by the city attorney. i am seeing ms. fine art nodding in affirmative that will take care of it and be good public policy. i support this whole heartedly. >> ms. fine art did you want to respond. >> only that i understand the intent and agree with the intent. i am sure supervisor ronan would as well. i would defer then to see if veronica flores from her knowledge of the planning code and the city attorney who is staffing today. >> ms. flores. >> thank you. just to elaborate on that change removing the word tourist from section 303. tourist hotel is not officially listed under our definition section. that was part of the clarification associated with containing 100 rooms or more. there is a separate land use definition for residential hotel. that would be a residential use. that would not be impacted by the changes in this ordinance. again two separate definitions. does that clarify for you a little bit, supervisor peskin? >> i am quickly going to definitions in section 102, which is not in what is before us. i will pull i

are escalating at the border of ukraine and you don't have ambassadors and some of these european cities? ms. psaki: we are deeply worried. having worked at the state apart for a few years, we have a talented foreign service team and officials around the world and career officials around the world. but it should be that if there are qualified, talented, experienced nominees who have been nominated by a president to serve key positions around the world, they should move forward through the senate. when we are seeing is there is a delay in process. a number of these nominees will end up with a majority of votes. a vast majority of votes. democrats and republicans. yet there is an insistence on hours of debate that is slowing the process. there are countries in the world where we have not had ambassadors, the president has been in office for almost a year and they are still not confirmed. it is an area of serious concern. in terms of the process, i would have to check on that and our engagement, i will talk to the legislative team. reporter: there was an interview this week in which the command

it -- can we respond to those at this time >> clerk: i will defer to the city attorney. ms. bregman? >> the consent calendar to take a vote on the whole consent calendar? is that the question? >> president moran: the question is, we received comments about the item requested to be severed. can staff now respond to those comments without actually severing the item? >> yes, the staff -- it's entirely up to the chair whether you pull the item off consent and have separate vote. the matter can be included as part of the consent calendar as long as public comment is recognized for the consent calendar and the vote taken. >> president moran: let me ask staff to respond. >> good afternoon, howard fong, manager of the product management burl. the question was asked regarding why was this structure not connected full-time. what we are trying to do is connect a potable water system from our summit reservoir system to connect to a non-potable efws, awss system existing by delbrook. to be able to have a direct connection, we can only do it through a section of pipe that we have to inser

ms sewell said she wanted the department to �*look like the city it serves' — and promised to clamp down in the dominican republic. the private jet was attempting an emergency landing in the capital santo domingo just 15 minutes after taking off en route to florida. the us government has released over 1,000 more previously secret documents, relating to the assassination of president kennedy in 1963. the documents show how soviet intelligence, communist groups with links to africa, and the italian mafia, were all investigated. but researchers have, so far, not found anything to contradict the official finding that lee harvey oswald acted on his own when he shotjfk. lewis hamilton, has been knighted at windsor castle, just days after controversially losing out on a record eighth formula one world title. sir lewis received the honour for services to motorsports meanwhile the sports governing body — the fia — has announced an inquiry into sunday's race, saying the controversy around it is tarnishing the image of the championship. all this as f1's new world champion, max verstappen, has been

ms sewell said she wanted the department to �*look like the city it serves' — and promised to clamp downousands more pages of previously secret documents, relating to the assassination of president kennedy in 1963. the documents show how soviet intelligence, communist groups with links to africa, and the italian mafia, were all investigated. but researchers have, so far, not found anything to contradict the official finding that lee harvey 0swald acted on his own when he shotjfk. high drama in hong kong on wednesday — when more than a hundred people had to be rescued from the top of a skyscraper, after a fire broke out. thirteen people were treated in hospital after a blaze took hold around lunchtime in the world trade centre in the causeway bay area. 0ur reporter martin yip sent this update from the scene. it was lunchtime when smoke started billowing into the shopping mall levels. this video shows diners in a buffet restaurant not sure what to do. a shopper told the bbc she heard no fire alarm. the fire department confirmed later that builders had informed them that they had to turn it

ms sewell said she wanted the department to "look like the city it serves" and promised to clamp downbeen knighted at windsor castle, just days after controversially losing out on a record eighth formula one world title. sir lewis received the honour for services to motorsports from the prince of wales. meanwhile the sports governing body — the fia — has announced an inquiry into sunday's race, saying the controversy around it is tarnishing the image of the championship. all this as f1's new world champion, max verstappen, has been celebrating his title with his red bull team at theirfactory in milton keynes in england. our sports editor, dan roan, reports. it may have been at a slower speed than usual, but formula 1's new world champion returned to a hero's welcome at his team's headquarters today. max verstappen able to celebrate with the entire staff at red bull's base in milton keynes. later the dutch driver telling me how it felt to have realised a lifelong ambition. yes, it is slowly sinking in, but also it has been very hectic all the way through, so i'm also pretty tired at th

ms sewell said she wanted the department to "look like the city it serves" and promised to clamp downvernment has released thousands more pages of previously secret documents, relating to the assassination of president kennedy in 1963. the documents show how soviet intelligence, communist groups with links to africa, and the italian mafia, were all investigated. but researchers have, so far, not found anything to contradict the official finding that lee harvey oswald acted on his own when he shotjfk. the influential black feminist, known as bell hooks, has died at the age of 69. the author, professor, and activist whose real name was gloria gene watkins, wrote some forty books, starting with a book of poems in 1978. herfirst major work, ain't i a woman, was published in 1981 and became widely recognised as an important feminist text. high drama in hong kong on wednesday, when more than 100 people had to be rescued from the top of a skyscraper, after a fire broke out. thirteen people were treated in hospital after a blaze took hold around lunchtime in the world trade centre in the caus

city educator. me? michelle. lift kim store. i got really ms. battle me of starting the new stuff to the rest of the plan. you know, when i get them, which are let's get a closer look at the capsule. just look how actually burned it is right here. because when the capsule hurdles through earth's atmosphere at a temperature outside reaches up to 2000 degrees celsius and it feels like you are inside a fireball, the mission is also a large stride forward for the russian space program which made space travel possible for 2 non cosmos, after just 4 months of training and it's more than space tourism, it's about professionals from different areas and not just career cosmic not being able to go into space and do their job be acting or something else. as the head of russia space agency to be more open to more specific, but that it was not to be to the cutterson that was done us. but not a bit so no much. but i got the some of you all a cup, but i am but i got them but that it was good percentage and you have left on them. but i, there is a lot of food

thank you to supervisor ronen and the city attorney, ms. long, for accommodating my one suggestion from last week. >> the motion as stated supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> then i would duplicate the file and ask that the duplicated file be continued to the call of the chair. we have to amend the file. >> excuse me. i did that in rules committee this morning. i would like to amend the duplicated file as discussed buyer ms. fine heart. i will make that motion. i would like to continue to the call of the chair. >> supervisor peskin requested to duplicate the original file. on the motion to amend the duplicate. supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. on the motion to continue the duplicate as amended, requested by supervisor or moved by supervisor peskin. supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> sorry. so we are clear. this motion is to continue to call of the chair. we haven't moved it through the commi

ms sewell said she wanted the department to �*look like the city it serves' — and promised to clamp down relating to the assassination of president kennedy in 1963. the documents show how soviet intelligence, communist groups with links to africa, and the italian mafia, were all investigated. but researchers have, so far, not found anything to contradict the official finding that lee harvey oswald acted on his own when he shotjfk. let's turn to australia now — which may see record temperatures this week of 50 degrees celsius in the interior and that may possibly spread into the south of the country. while the southern hemisphere summer can be hot in the outback — the record would spark talk of bushfires two years ago — that drew on a combination of climate change and a near perfect mix of dry seasonal conditions. dr sarah perkins—kirkpatrick, who is a a chief investigator with the australian research council of excellence for climate extremes, is with me now. it's great to have you on the program, sarah. talk us through what the current weather conditions are right now in australia and w

it -- can we respond to those at this time >> clerk: i will defer to the city attorney. ms. calendar to take a vote on the whole consent calendar? is that the question? >> president moran: the question is, we received comments about the item requested to be severed. can staff now respond to those comments without actually severing the item? >> yes, the staff -- it's entirely up to the chair whether you pull the item off consent and have separate vote. the matter can be included as part of the consent calendar as long as public comment is recognized for the consent calendar and the vote taken. >> president moran: let me ask staff to respond. >> good afternoon, howard fong, manager of the product management burl. the question was asked regarding why was this structure not connected full-time. what we are trying to do is connect a potable water system from our summit reservoir system to connect to a non-potable efws, awss system existing by delbrook. to be able to have a direct connection, we can only do it through a section of pipe that we have to insert. we can only insert th

now london city con, recently announced a new 51000000 pound funding package to help those living in fuel poverty. ms. anderson, founder of a company that provides emergency heating to the elderly, says millions of brits will face a daily heat or each dollar the fuel. quite surely, united kingdom is better because the usage is very high. the cost is very high with usage. people that have to pick which he think of the whole all put it on the table, in my opinion, my honest opinion, the cosmic are not taking any steps at all. who are you, who you or who pompey, within the united kingdom in the correct manner over in europe, fears afield, poverty are also growing with energy prices high and winter, reducing the impact of green energy government. so resorting to aid to help our poor homes as well as businesses to shannon davinsky takes a closer look at the bitter cold hits europe. everyone is doing their best to stay warm, but as natural gas prices are 5 times higher than they were a year ago, there is a real concern that states across the block could face shortages or even potential blackouts. many incl

city educator. this is mia michelle. this is kim store. i better get a note as julie ms. barrow and we are starring ya. ya. you straight to the right spot center of the plan? you don't like in the material? let's get a closer look at the capsule. just look how actually burned it is right here. because when the capsule hurdles through earth's atmosphere at a temperature outside riches, up to 2000 degrees celsius and it feels like you are inside a fireball, the mission is also a large drive forward for the russian space. program which made space travel possible for 2 non cosmetic after just 4 months of training. and it's more than space tourism. it's about professionals from different areas and not just career cosmo now's been able to go into space and do their job beat acting or something else. as, as the head of russia space agency to pay the bill more to putting up to what you boss beside the scope of them. but that it was not to be to that the cutterson almost done us. but other bas snellville which up but i am but a good plan but on some of you all a cup, but i am putting up in but, but that it was good

city council cut her salary, and others. erica shields in atlanta. how come the female police chiefs never seem to make it through their entire contract? so i hope they're not setting ms. i heard from pat lynch they want her to get this city back on course, and for him, a guy who hasn't seen a police shooting or beating of a black man that he can't get excited about, makes me think he's expecting her to run roughshod over people that look like her. >> your thoughts? >> i agree as far as so many women chiefs being bounced out of their positions. i think the interesting thing is more than half of them were bounced out by female mayors. >> why is that? what's behind that? >> i think it's a lack of confidence in many ways, that the women mayors are not sure of themselves and it's very easy to push the blame onto police chiefs, or in this case, police commissioner. because i look at minneapolis where so much of the issues surrounding policewomen started, and there the male police chief actually replaced another ousted female was able to retain his position, and now that he's retiring, announced he's retiring, some people feel he betrayed them by not being there earlier. bu

those words should be run by the city attorney. i am seeing ms.art nodding in affirmative that will take care of it and be good public policy. i support this whole heartedly. >> ms. fine art did you want to respond. >> only that i understand the intent and agree with the intent. i am sure supervisor ronan would as well. i would defer then to see if veronica flores from her knowledge of the planning code and the city attorney who is staffing today. >> ms. flores. >> thank you. just to elaborate on that change removing the word tourist from section 303. tourist hotel is not officially listed under our definition section. that was part of the clarification associated with containing 100 rooms or more. there is a separate land use definition for residential hotel. that would be a residential use. that would not be impacted by the changes in this ordinance. again two separate definitions. does that clarify for you a little bit, supervisor peskin? >> i am quickly going to definitions in section 102, which is not in what is before us. i will pull it up a

city at the top of a romantic look out and for >>> good evening everybody. welcome to the 2021 civic center plaza tree lighting and toy give away. [ applause ] my name is "ms.be your hostess this evening. how are we all feeling? are we good? is everybody excited to be here? i know i

ms maxwell pleas not guilty to the charges against her. now, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk from new york. i'm stephen sackur. this city has always had an outsize influence on american culture. the buzz in this nation comes from right here in terms of the arts, entertainment, publishing, the media, but what happens in new york when america's political culture is riven with division? well, my guest today is the great american novelist, new york resident, paul auster. if america is experiencing a culture war, is he ready to fight? paul auster, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it is a pleasure to be in your home, your writing study is just below us, the floor below. just tell me, does it matter to you when you are writing what is going on in the world outside yourfront door? does it affect your writing? well, it depends on what you mean. if there's a fire engine screeching in front of my door, it will interrupt my concentration, and i might go out and see what's going on. but if there's a distant war going on in another place and i know about it, i'm not going to read about it while i'm doing my work for the day. but i cer

thank you to supervisor ronen and the city attorney, ms. long, for accommodating my one suggestion from last week. >> the motion as stated supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> then i would duplicate the file and ask that the duplicated file be continued to the call of the chair. we have to amend the file. >> excuse me. i did that in rules committee this morning. i would like to amend the duplicated file as discussed buyer ms. fine heart. i will make that motion. i would like to continue to the call of the chair. >> supervisor peskin requested to duplicate the original file. on the motion to amend the duplicate. supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. on the motion to continue the duplicate as amended, requested by supervisor or moved by supervisor peskin. supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> sorry. so we are clear. this motion is to continue to call of the chair. we haven't moved it through the commi

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city. and of course that's kind of the life spring, the well of everything, that was the reason why they settled, because there was a river. it's like ms! i know this area and i know the people around here, or some of the people around here, and to have them actually contribute to the lyrics, i just thought wow, that's wonderful. one of those local lyricists is mark gibbons, better known as gibbo. i've lived in spon end now for about, i think, over 35 years, and it gets a bit of a bad rap, people believe all the hype that they hear about it, you know, but you come around here at night and you can hear a pin drop. the river sherbourne, it flows right past my house. all the way around, winding me through the estate, comes right past the community centre and it's just, you know, if there were brick wall there i could throw a stone on it from here. he's at the community centre that runs a men's mental health support group. it's a place where men can come along and speak freely about whatever issues are affecting them at that time in their life. and to help him come up with some good lyrics, give turned to one of the group. yeah, so the bit

commission or dpw which are under that structure that gsa city administrator structure should also be prohibited from contacting so the request that ms. rodriguez made for a waiver is that she be allowed to contact the city administrator'soffice . entertainment commission and the department of public works dpw. she did not request a waiver to contact the office of cannabis . she also talked about contacting other departments that the rule does not apply to you so although we recommending that a waiver, the issue would not prevent her from contactin other departmentsthat she talked about . the record park, police, dph . those are not part of the unit of government that she served or are they directly controlled by the unit of government she serves the administrator's office so the rule would not prohibit her fromcommunicating with those offices so the scope of her waiver request is just the city administrator's office , the entertainmentcommission and dpw.so to take those in order through the city administrator's office , we don't recommend the waiver issued because for one,she was director of the office of cannabis . she reported to

city at the top of a romantic look out and for >>> good evening everybody. welcome to the 2021 civic center plaza tree lighting and toy give away. [ applause ] my name is "ms. kay" and i am going to be your hostess this evening. how are we all feeling? are we good? is everybody excited to be here? i know i'm excited to be here. well, before we get started, we have to give a couple thank yous. so we're going to give a big thanks to the civic center cbd off the grid for helping planning tonight's incredible event. and also, we're going to give a huge thank you to the parks department for providing such an enormous tree. isn't it beautiful. we also want to thank theater's executive director, nick, for this amazing lineup of fabulous talent. and, of course, a special thank you to the great christmas fair carollers. weren't they amazing. so this year, the great dickens christmas fair will be running as a drive-thru event every weekend from december 4th until december 22nd at the cal palace. so make sure you go to their website, check it out, and do not miss it because this is going to be incredible. you know, the holidays really are a pretty amazing time of year

ms. walker, i read a very shameful statistic. according to our philadelphia inquirer, 40% or more of people aged 18 to 26 in philadelphia, which is my neighboring district and my home city, our expensing homelessness identify as to be gq. -- lgbtq. 40% of homeless youth are lgbtq. what a shameful statistic. what are the best practices for assisting lgbtq+ youth to become connected to permanent housing? >> first of all, we need to meet the youth where they are. work with housing works here in new york city and we use a harm reduction approach to meeting with the youth and also we need shelters and transitional and permanent housing with wraparound services in these shelters and in this transitional housing to support the youth to make sure they're getting the nutrition, they're getting -- >> i apologize. i time has expired. i yield back but i would love to get more information from you off-line. >> to the witness, thank you. you will be very popular as well as the other witnesses with us today. the gentlelady's time has expired and now the gentlewoman from texas, ms. garcia, who was also the vice chair of the subcommittee on diversity and inclusion, is now recognized for

ms suu kyi remains hugely popular at home. these were the scenes in myanmar�*s largest city, yangon, on monday after aung san suu kyi's sentencemocracy activists came onto the streets despite the military carrying out numerous violent crackdowns on protesters. mass demonstrations like this one in april have been taking place across myanmar since the military seized control in february. 1300 people have already been killed. on sunday, a further five protesters are reported to have died in yangon at the hands of the military. here's the un on that. there was an incident in yangon, in one of the townships, where security forces used a truck to ram into peaceful protesters, and then they opened fire, live ammunition, on unarmed protesters. now, this is vicious, utterly reprehensible behaviour. and this, coupled with the sentencing of aung sang suu kyi, sends a signal that the military is desperate to legitimise its rule, but in fact it is accomplishing exactly the opposite. it is confirming that it is an illegitimate takeover of myanmar. so aung san suu kyi is jailed again, but others opposing the military are getting even harsher

see them grow, passenger and inner city and passenger everywhere in the united states that makes sense. >> great. thank you. for the other panelists, mr. ross and ms. white and dimartino, you've each had different experiences with freight railroads as the host railroad for your respective services. what can congress do to help you as you discuss expanding and improving passenger rail service with your freight railroad? you have about 15 seconds each. >> congressman, thank you. i think it's enforcing the will of congress and the law that set up amtrak in the beginning as the chairman talked about in the beginning, that people have a preference over freight. now, we understand that we all have to work together to do that, but we think there are many ways that amtrak and other hosts can work together with the freight to get this done, but the law has to be enforced. >> thank you, ms. white. >> thank you, congressman. i would say that the money in ihia is going to be really important as we work, for example, on the f-line, it's an fra grant that enables us to acquire that line from csx and enables to grow freight on it at the same time as passenger. w

ms. laforte highlighting -- there is a lot of amazing proposals here, but particularly, the new signal at buchanan street and golden gate that were highlighted. there is a lot of investment at state level and the city level in renovations at the buchanan mall and pedestrian safety issues are really important, particularly with some of the families and seniors using the mall. so, the flashing beacons have been described. i just really want to thank t.a. and m.t.a. for prioritizing the western addition community-based transportation plan, which, you know, so much work went into and there was so much outreach in the community. we want to particularly note the community-based operations in the western addition, particularly nclf and citizen stone, who continue to elevate these projects and conduct a lot of outreach and push for safety improvements within the western addition transportation plan. and then the last one mentioned, this one is very significant in district 5. it's sort of buried in the attachments, but i wanted to name it as one of the vision zero quick-build projects that i think is going to make a huge difference and that is the creation on oak street of a quick-build protected bike lane,

city of pangkal pinang, which is located on the indonesian island of bangka. >> there was 189 people on board. 181 passengers, 2 pilots, and 6 crew members. >> one of the passengers was msto bangka for work. >> there was also another passenger by the name of fendi christanto. he was flying to bangka on a business trip and also on a personal trip. his father just passed away. >> one of the passengers shot some video as they were boarding the flight. no one on board, including the pilots, had any idea that this very same plane suffered a near catastrophe in the air just the previous day. and on that video, you can see the brand new 737 max out the window. >> lion air flight 610 on that same 737 max is taking off from jakarta. very shortly after the flight takes off, you know, the pilots are struggling with the plane. >> the stick shaker pops off. it is loud and it is rattling in the captain's hands. there are cacophony, a tidal wave of other distracting alerts, airspeed disagree, altitude disagree. >> pull up! pull up! >> just ten minutes later, around 6:30 in the morning, a tugboat captain was out on the java sea just east of jakarta. >> the crash site is about 25 miles

ms. laforte highlighting -- there is a lot of amazing proposals here, but particularly, the new signal at buchanan street and golden gate that were highlighted. there is a lot of investment at state level and the city level in renovations at the buchanan mall and pedestrian safety issues are really important, particularly with some of the families and seniors using the mall. so, the flashing beacons have been described. i just really want to thank t.a. and m.t.a. for prioritizing the western addition community-based transportation plan, which, you know, so much work went into and there was so much outreach in the community. we want to particularly note the community-based operations in the western addition, particularly nclf and citizen stone, who continue to elevate these projects and conduct a lot of outreach and push for safety improvements within the western addition transportation plan. and then the last one mentioned, this one is very significant in district 5. it's sort of buried in the attachments, but i wanted to name it as one of the vision zero quick-build projects that i think is going to make a huge difference and that is the creation on oak street of a quick-build protected bike lane,

city and commuter. and we will everywhere across the state that makes sense. >> and thank you in whidbey other panelists mr. ross and msmartino you've had experiences with terrell rhodes and your respective services. what can congress do to help you as you discuss expanding and improving passenger rail service with terrell road? the you have about 15 seconds each. >> each. >> congressman thank you. i think it's enforcing the will of congress and the law that set up amtrak and the beginning and is the chairman talked about in the beginning people have a preference over free. we understand we have to work together to do that though we think they many ways that amtrak and other hosts can work together. the law has to be enforced. >> thank you. ms. white? >> thank you congressman. it is we work on the line if they -- that enables us to acquire that line from csx. we'll be looking to the iij age for those funds to build an infrastructure that allows freight and passenger. i think you've done the work and we appreciate it. >> thank you and ms. demartino i apologize if you could submit your answer i very much appreciated. i y

city resources appropriately allocated, that's what we elected you to do. this is a public health emergency so why is the department of emergency management taking the lead . it's very concerning ms. carol doesn't even know what hotel is even though it's been several response teams she mentioned. she just admitted to you from the model is going to be similar to eachbroad and we know the goal is torefuse visible homelessness tents.>> clerk: apologies , if i interrupt anyone this evening. where setting the timer for one minute . we have 142 individuals in the listening queue and we have 75 who are lined up in the speakers queue. if you'reone of the 142 and you think you'd like to make comments you should pressáthree. alright operations, can we hear from our next caller . >> my name is simona maggie valley and youshould vote no . let me be clear, mayor ronald reagan is a liar . when the board approved an emergency ordinance to acquire 1007 hotels what did the mayor do to mark nothing. when the government made funds available for seven hotels she tried to shut them down even though there were through 2022. why do you believe this mayor and that she won't perform? she said she was goi

ms took abuse centers in the country. she earned a bachelors degree in her work for northern arizona university and a masters degree from arizona state university. a second witness is philadelphia city commissioner al schmidt, commissioner schmidt is serving his third term and has served on the commission since 2011. as city commissioner, he's one of three members, and the only republican, on the bipartisan board of elections. commissioner schmidt began his career as the policy analyst for the presidential commission on holocaust assets and worked as a senior analyst at the government accountability office. he earned a ba from allegheny college and a phd in history from brandeis university. -- senator blunt will be introducing. i wanted to make sure we did not miss you. our third witness is wade henderson. he's currently serving as the interim president and ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. he previously served as president of the leadership conference from 1996 to 2016 and has held leadership roles with the naacp and american civil liberties union. he is the recipient of numerous awards and honors, including the hubert humphrey award for civil and human ri

ms. turner from the outdoor industry perspective how with this provision benefit both this an experienced and small businesses in a place like montana? >> i heard from montana guide and outfitters this week outside of cooke city who has this exact issue three different permits for one day trip. so three different costs, three different permits structures costing the government time and the permit the time. what in thing to do a lot of these guys and outfitters that it suffered greatly from closures during covid, then covid mitigation efforts, then severe wildfire flood and drought they need a leg up right now more so than maybe even other segments of our sector and really improving the permitting system is a leg up these visits could really use. >> were part of the fact the app was headquartered in missoula, montana, and for those of you for users sometimes you look at the map, i spent, i sat in the backcountry this past weekend, it's multicolored because you see the blm ground, the thee grants and private granite so forth. i'm hoping despite this multiple colors there, you can find a streamlined way because at the end of it when you're on a trip like that you want to get through it as efficiently as a come a