that's what we focused on extending the oriole's lease.hy we focus on keeping the preakness in maryland for generations. why we invested in the convention center, while we focused on housing and getting rid of vacant housing. the reason we focused on violent crime and now baltimore's having amongst the most precipitous drop anywhere in the country when it comes to homicides, nonfatal shootings, carjackings, and auto theft. if baltimore is thriving, your state will thrive. david: let's talk about your background, which is unusual. where were you born? gov. moore: i was born in maryland. in takoma park, maryland. david: your parents did what? gov. moore: my father was a radio journalist. my mother was his assistant. david: your father died when you were only three years old? gov. moore: he died from what is basically the epiglottis that we all have, his became so swollen that it just sat on top of his windpipe. his body suffocated itself and he died in front of me. david: did you realize what was happening? you were only three years old. gov

but sadly, for the oriole for your faithful, it was the cavs who prevailed and mitchell and mobley are your skills competition, am peanuts to end the 3 point contest. now, this was interesting because buddy hield not steph curry was representing to your warriors and hield who has been a free month's shooting slump in the regular season suddenly found his stroke here tonight he hit 31. >> in the first round, which is a good score, got himself to the final against miami's tyler herro and came up just buck short, had a chance to win it with a final couple of shots. couldn't get it done. so tyler herro, it is your 3 point shooting champion. but i tell you buddy ball certainly delighted the hometown crowd. >> was good. great buys. put on a all-star weekend we would fans of and you know, 25 years on here we bought it. >> and then what many consider to be the main event, the slam dunk contest, which honestly was kind of a dozen early on until mac mcclung went to work. he did was jump over a pace. straight 50's in the first round for mcclung that really set the tone and he wound up absolutely

but sadly, for the oriole for your faithful, it was the cavs who prevailed and mitchell and mobley are your skills competition, mps to end the 3 point contest. now, this was interesting because buddy hield not steph curry was representing most of your warriors and hield who has been a free month's shooting slump in the regular season suddenly found his stroke here tonight he hit 31. >> in the first round, which is a good score, got himself to the final against miami's tyler herro and came up just buck short, had a chance to win it with a final couple of shots. couldn't get it done. so tyler herro, it is your 3 point shooting champion. but i tell you buddy ball certainly delighted the hometown crowd. >> was good. great buys. put on all-star weekend we would fans oven. you know, i think 25 years, so i'm glad to be here. we bought it. >> and then what many consider to be the main event, slam dunk contest, which honestly was kind of a dud early-on until mac mcclung went to work. he did was jump over a pace. straight 50's in the first round for mcclung that really set the tone and he wound

and we also added new community service center sites particularly in the city's outer supervised oriole districts which tend to have lower levels of service engagement. and these include districts four, seven and 11. >> in terms of challenges in this area, covid unsurprisingly played a big role in our approach to programs whose primary function is to focus on in-person social connection. right. so not only did dot staff and providers have to adapt these in-person services and move them fully remote after the covid outbreak but we also had to do work to shift them back to in-person and launched new hybrid service models. once health restrictions were lifted and we could safely gather again, da staff had to provide a significant amount of technical assistance to make these shifts happen in either direction particularly in the shift in the return to in-person services and launching of hybrid services. they helped providers to interpret vague public health guidance and establish their own policies on client vaccination and masking so they could balance safety considerations with service acc

s and this unfortunately is not unique to oriole and gas.e herded across the energy spectrum. at the end of the day we need more energy, not less, and i think we ought to build it here in the united states of america. rep. goldman: i know if an 18-year-old graduates high school and gets a job in the oil fields what that salary pays. what are they paying in colorado? if you are an 18-year-old, if you graduate high school, you move out to where your world is, what is the starting salary job and work in a be in five to 10 years? mr. arnold: thank you for the question. if you grew up in our part of the country you are going to start as a first year apprentice making $23 an hour, plus health benefits, and access to free career training. at the end of that five-year program right now a journey woman or man pipefitter his going to make 27 dollars an hour, plus health and retirement benefits on top of that. which means nothing is coming out of the paycheck to provide those things. typically we are going to be in the 90th percentile for hourly wages,

. >> orioles. right now. hold on. this is what. >> you guys. >> are doing.to get. and this is not me. just this is not the obama you guys have a trump. you guys have. a group chat and you try to therapy yourselves. it's pretty simple. i mean, you look at you look at young players on teams, up and coming players, red sox, i'd stack them up next to anybody. we've got great young players. i think the question is all these moves that we've made over the last two years on pitchers and, you know, they sign and just like chris sale, their arm falls off the second they sign and get hundreds of millions of dollars. that's happened with a couple of our guys over the past couple of years. if that bullpen comes together, if a starting rotation comes together and it could happen with the young players, we have, the talent we have and the talent coming up, we have. we're i think we're in pretty i, i know nobody in boston wants to hear this. i kind of like where we are. yeah. you have. >> arguably the best farm system in the league. they have three like top 10 or 15 player