before i turn it over to director pelham, i wanted to say thank you very much to director pelham for the draft. i did want to emphasize since we didn't talk about this before, the charter requires that the chair and the executive director prepare a draft report annually. we had come up with a rough format with the annual report last time around and haven't really talked about it since then. i want to encourage the commissioners who have thought about how best to convey the message that the commission wants to send to anyone who might be in the audience for the reports. feel free to share your insights. i know the draft we had, it's not even a final draft, it doesn't have the chart and final data that is still being accumulated because it is a fiscal year -- end of fiscal year report that doesn't happen until the end of june. but i do want to thank you for assembling all of the various facts and acknowledging the events over the course of the year. so we have what i think is the bulk of the material to work with. so with that, i'm going to turn it over to director pelham and then i'll

dr.er pelham. >> director pelham: this just gives highlights. the deputy director gaythri thaikkendiyil did appear before the board of superviors budget committee and presented the commission's budget and notice the full enforcement -- there have been in changes in rnlgszs to our budget. if it moves forward as an tase peated, we should have a buzz of roughly 6.5 pillen. we're looking forward to getting the work mrshed. and ut has an ut date on the appointment ordinances. i know this has been ongoing, pending before the board of supervisors for some months. there's been no action to date. we know the budget season has consumed much of the board's attention but we are -- once the board vee sessions in august, it seems unlikely they would continue to take up tims between now and then. we will be in communication with members of the board to seek the rules committee chaired by supervisor peskin to take up that issue as soon as possible this fall. >>> yesterday afternoon i had an update from starve. the public portal we used to access the information

they land further up the coast at pelham monday or pelham!here that glover's army or i'm sorry, that the brigade which includes the marblehead regiment once again saves the army. and they fight initially close to the landing point but they fall back and it's a collapsible defense. it's kind of an emerging part of the american way of war which is unique h and ever-changing and it's still ever-changing to this day. but we were not using conventional tactics of european armies. we are falling back from a fixed position. in this case they were calling back behind stonewall's and allowing the british to advance still taking down many of their numbers. and it's here that the indispensable's helped really save thewashington's army once again . from this point on, fort washington where many many americans are captured, nearly 3000 americans including some marbleheaders that were captured early on during the, they are basically wounded but are recovering in fort washington. there captured by the british and so much of this book consists of pension app

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they land a little further up the coast at pelham bay or pelham's points. it's here the brigade which includes the regiment was once again save the army. they fight initially close to the landing appointment. they fell back at it as a collapsible defense. it's an emerging part of the american way of war. it is unique and ever-changing. it is still ever-changing to this day. we were not using conventional tactics of u.s. armies. we are falling back and in this case they were falling back behind stone walls and allowing the british to advance still taking down many, many of their numbers. it is here they release a washington's army once again. and you know, from this point they are captured, nearly 3000 americans including some marble headers that were captured early on their basically wounded but recovering for washington are captured by the british. so much of this book consists n of application files that are in many ways the unknown oral histories of the american revolution. if you are lucky enough to survive the american revolution you can apply for pens

support for pelham the -- support for paramilitary groups is resurfacing. >> the protest march runs alonge outskirts of belfast and was forbidden by the police. they are demonstrating nonetheless because they feel the british government has given up on northern ireland. >> we find ourselves divided from the united kingdom. >> we are no longer part of the united kingdom because our constitutional laws -- >> people in northern ireland had a choice of identity. they could be british, irish or both. brexit has created a new customs border between northern ireland and the rest of the united kingdom. as a result, tensions have been rising. the red handstands for many -- one of many paramilitary organizations and the british flag means this area is dominated by protestants. this man is proud of his protestant traditions and is afraid of losing them. >> some peoples's loyalty is to the queen. sometimes there british identity. people fly their flags out of pure identity, it is an expression of who they are. >> the catholics live right next door, behind a big wall. willie thinks the protestants jus

and this video is from pelham on wednesday when the line was first reported roaming around someone's back yard this morning. it was seen north of north make mcdowell blvd and round walk circle and north mcdowell boulevard and south pointe boulevard. people are warning anyone in those areas to stay inside and call police if they see a mountain lion. now let's take a look outside kron four's mabrisa rodriquez is standing by with our forecast and to tell us what we can expect this weekend. yeah. a lot of pressure on the shoulders, gayle just because it is a long holiday weekend. >> and 4th of july. the dreaded time of year for us meteorologist, especially in the bay area once again, no sky july going impact your viewing along the coast. but better clearing inland. so make sure to plan ahead today, though we did notice a few degrees of below average temperatures. but very seasonal day time highs for those of you in livermore in concord warming up into the mid 80's downtown san francisco in the mid 60 some near average there with oakland. also seasonable temperatures in the low 70's live

will the space race for pelham higher?ese billionaires trying to get to space first and who is going to do it and who will survive and have the best story. all very exciting. in the short term it will propel these stocks higher because there's so much chatter and excitement about these guys going up there within -- elon musk -- not elon musk, bezos -- it is only weeks away. ashley: the battle of the egos, they are trying to get ahead of each other so they keep announcing the launch date which is earlier than the other one. >> who's got the bigger ego? ashley: i don't know the answer to that one. oil, 6-year high. you say oil has more room to run. how high could this go at $74? >> we all thought a wheel was going to achieve the $65 level and it started to skyrocket because the us economy opened up, demand is strong and production is down. they haven't cut through an agreement over the weekend. we saw the agreement will only cause prices to go higher. our friends have a $100 price tag on oil by the end of the year. i was hes

secretary, similar to our ways and means discussion draft of the building and economy for pelhams act, the president's budget proposes a irrelevancic investment in child care to make it more affordable and available, upgrade child care infrastructure to make it better and safer and raise wages for child care workforce. which is as we know prodominately women of color. secretary becerra, we stand stand ready to work with you on this crucial part offer the president's plan for a strong economic recovery. could you tell us more about how making this long-term investment in child care as well as short-term rescue efforts in the arpa is still needed to support workers and families. >> mr. chairman, first let me devin by thank you tlanging you and the committee for your work in building on the building an economy for families ac which which know is crucial if we're going to continue to move forward to help our children. our budget proposes $3.5 billion in budget authority for the child care entitlement of 2022. it provides for further investments in our workforce in the child care field. we

officers were called to a flat in pelham street last night.s. the national federation of the blind of the uk said they present "dangers for pedestrians and people using mobility aids." trial schemes of the scooters are being held in canterbury and some london boroughs. and now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. another very warm night last night. in central london, temperatures didn't drop much below 19 celsius. elsewhere in the mid—teens. this morning there is a bit of mistiness but that will lift. another hot day with plenty of sunshine. bit of fair weather cloud this afternoon bubbling up. temperatures in london around 30 celsius. further south a little cooler along the east kent coast, an onshore breeze, the temperatures are a little cooler still. still very warm. the risk of a shower into this evening, could be quite heavy. you might get a rumble of thunder. that will clear, becoming dry again. a bit of mistiness potentially overnight. minimum temperature again london around 18 celsius. a little bit cooler elsewhere but still v