preston. >> thank you. haney, everyone. i'm dean preston. i'm running for supervisor because the status quo in san francisco is just not working. with the least affordable city in the entire country, with staggering inequality. and we are absolutely on the wrong track. district 5 deserves an independent leader with a track record of accomplishments, ready to take on the root causes of our problems. i have never been a city hall insider. i'm a civil rights and tenant rights attorney. i founded the statewide tenant rights group, which led the fight to save rent control when it was under attack. i'm a democratic socialist, who believes everyone deserves affordable housing, health care, fair wages and equal access to power. i have been on the frontlines fighting in district 5 for the last 20 years and my campaign is about taking bold steps, a green new deal for san francisco, free public transit, a public bank to reinvest in our communities. and social housing to reverse displacement. we cannot afford the status quo. we need to rethink what's po

preston. >> yeah. i mean, i think we can't look at this without looking at the history of what was alluded to. we're looking at decades of a failed war on drugs that resulted in mass incarceration. you know, if you're looking for appear supervisor that's going to further the mass incarceration by pushing for arrests and long sentences for street-level drug sales, i may not be your guy. i mean, i think that the reality is if we're going to focus our prosecutorial resources on our police, we should be focusing much higher up in the food chain, of the folks that are bringing the illegal drugs into our streets and not punishing. a lot of folks who lack economic opportunity and are engaged in street-level dealing. at the end of the day, similar to my previous responses, we need to offer something better to the folks who are selling illegal drugs on the street. so that they optimistic -- opt into that, as opposed to thinking punishments and sentences will solve it. >> moderator: thank you very much. this nex

preston. >> thanks. i wish i had time to rebutt all of the false statements made about our campaign donations. but i won't. so thank you for being here this evening. and let's remember what this is all about. it's about real people and their struggles that folks face today in san francisco. seniors who are facing evictions, students burdened by massive educational debt, transit riders that can't even get on their bus because it's too crowded. and families unable to afford affordable housing to stay in san francisco. so i'm running for supervisor so that city hall starts working for the people who are struggling, not just the big corporations and corporate landlords. and that's the real difference in this race. and it's what's earned me the sole endorsement from so many trusted grassroots organizations, like the sierra club, the united educators of san francisco, the affordable housing alliance, san francisco young democrats, latino democratic club, san francisco tenants' union, a majority of the current

preston's sweet showcase was captured on the family's ring doorbell cam. his family bought it after their old flag and mount was vandalized. >> ironic that, you know, the moment someone pulling it down led to us capturing this great moment with preston. >> reporter: he learned the pledge in his kindergarten class and shared the reason he enjoys saying it. >> united states is the best country ever. >> reporter: for matt and jessica, it's a moment their family will cherish forever. >> it was the typical mom pride moment that i'll never forget. >> for liberty and justice for all. >> preston just started kindergarten a few weeks ago so reciting the entire pledge from memory, pretty remarkable. >> yeah. >> he's so sweet in that little voice, so precious. >> and he's in his pjs. >> he's right. it is the best country in the world. >> he is right. incredibly cute. thank you, janai. really appreciate it. >>> coming up, new video released of a dramatic police shooting. the gunfire caught on body cameras and now the investigation. >>> and the tourists who came way to

good job, preston, amazing. very cool. steve: good luck.for having us. brian: good job ring doorbell caught another great moment instead of a great crime. steve: my kids know i'm watching on that so they will go hi dad. brian: coming up straight ahead, dan bongino who also says the pledge of allegiance before every appearance will be with us live. senator chris coons on why beto o'rourke screwed up and michelle malkin here plus we are giving out free flu shots today on fox square. be the first 100 and we will stick you. who's dog is this? it's my special friend, antonio. his luxurious fur calms my nerves when i'm worried about moving into our new apartment. why don't we just ask geico for help with renters insurance? i didn't know geico helps with renters insurance. yeah, and we could save a bunch too. antonio! fetch computer! antonio? i'll get it. get to know geico and see how much you could save on renters insurance. performance comes in lots of flavors. ♪ (dramatic orchestra) there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-meta

1006 to one they came together and they are good to have a federal system but in in 1972 the den preston our mark why he abandoned or unity government which is to be a central i system so for people like i want one many of the ones who are not necessarily support us opposition this movement to believe that the best we all the meeting we've between separatist and the government is to have of address you stand with their group to control their resources and also remember that if we would listen to his talk of be called up when we interviewed he and he talked about the root cause of this crisis that this crisis began because. we were controlled by a francophone so a great and many others what they have been getting for is that they want us to address them ok you mentioned in the beginning that the super says need is are not in attendance but doesn't this undermine the whole exercise of such key stakeholders and not taking pot. a lot of people that we have spoken here chris we're going to here believe that does that look itself is not the solution the believe that this dialogue is a stepping

un head up to no good ted is highlighting the crisis june a 3 day trip to the country he met with preston phillips just acadia it areas has stressed the importance of security in the fight against the disease he says people must be allowed to move freely and to have access to health workers on sunday the tears visited on the border treatment center you had this plea for all those affected and. i appeal to all those who are undergoing treatment and to all those who are healed you have to be out spokespersons. you have to talk to all the people you know or to all your friends all the people in your village or in your city. will be that. will be mom everyone has to be told if there is even the slightest suspicion. they have to come get checked. then this is any doubt they have to undergo the same treatment you have already had. now while the challenges communities are facing india efforts to contain ebola is mistrust and misinformation some local people believe ebola is a death sentence so do not know about seeking treatment others accuse health workers of spreading the virus intentionally n

effect 110-0621 the queue to get on the i agreed to have a federal system but in in 1972 the den preston amadu i hear abandoned or unity government which is to be a central i system so for people like i want one many of $1.00 to $1.00 not necessarily support us of a suspicion this movement to believe that the best we all the meat we've between simply just and the government is to have a federalist system where they are going to control their resources and that if we would listen to his 1 talk of be called up when we interviewed him he talked about the root cause of this crisis that this crisis began because. we were controlled by a francophone so. great and many others what they have been getting or is that the want of address system ok you mentioned in the beginning that the separatists need as i'm not in attendance that doesn't this and the mine the whole exercise of such key stakeholders i'm not taking. a lot of people that we have spoken here chris we're going to here believe that itself is not the solution the believe that this dialogue is a stepping stone to move to the a troll sol

robert preston on itv did have the prime minister that night, but not andrew neil.norfigures. not a great start. i think two minor figures is unfair. we had the chief treasury secretary on the day of the major economic statement, we had a member of the shadow cabinet was close to jeremy corbyn. obviously i congratulate the piston programme for getting the prime minister that night, but it is interesting to me that if you look at the ratings, more people watched our show, with andrew neil, than that show with the prime minister. so i think there is a big draw for people who want to watch andrew neil, in a time of extraordinary politics, they want what many regard as the best interviewer in the business to hold people to account. so that is what happened. obviously it is about big names and big figures, that is part of politics, but also the issues under the questions, those are really the most important things. what we are trying to do is establish a few things on but very dramatic night. aren't they are too many political programmes on tv and radio? chasing the same

. >> preston then running off as his unsuspecting father called him into the garage.is son knew the pledge of allegiance, he is always taught preston to honor the flag of our country. >> i am speechless, that's the cute cutest, god bless america. >> that's a lot today. thanks morgan, we'll see you in a minute. coming up, a sit-down with maggie gyllenhaal on the final season of "the deuce," the private meeting that she and her friends had that reis reshaping hollywood business. the making in the movie trailer the man depends onto capture their work in two-minutes. morgan and i read did to answer your questions on live tv, send your questions on live tv, send us your best and weirdest with i knew my son could be at risk of certain cancers later in life. your questions on live tv, send us your best and weirdest with from an infection, human papillomavirus i knew widespread hpv is and while hpv clears for most, that might not be the case for him. i knew his risk increases as he gets older. i knew a vaccine could help protect him at age 11 or 12, before he could be exposed

that families flag was ripped by vandals and preston was upset about the damage. >> that is the mostght that air force motto is aim high, fly, fight and win. one local air force member is living up to that slogan. she made history by being the first woman in the air force to graduate ranger school, but she said it was no easy task. photojournalists steve martinez has her story.>> reporter: and first lieutenant chelsea hits, right now i'm a flight commander. i'm one of 34 females to go through ranger course. fortunately for me i've had females go through prior to me, knowing that to have that opportunity. as an airman, to go through and be the first female, it was a really awesome opportunity to adorn for everyone else. what i had to do was mostly on my own, it was a lot of rough marches and running, i incorporated some swimming, studied a lot of the patrols, ambushes, i earned a lot of respect at training because of that. some of them to talk to me afterwards and let me know that maybe they didn't have the same perspective on women in the military. i hope i am a good example for them

britney was there when her dad jaime shook her son preston. jamie lynn has always been close to her dad. perhaps she's taking his side. as for britney today it seems she may have gone into hiding. she posted the video, on a much needed vacay by myself. the song she posted is also cryptic. ♪ you make me violate you >> that's "closer" by nine inch nails which features the lyrics. >> looks like k-fourth down can't get away from the paparazzi. a source blames he has custody of the boys 0% of the time. add that to his four other children. how's he paying for these kids? he says he makes 3 grand a month deejaying. britney gives him 20 grand a month and he's asking for more. >> he's got to spin a will the of records to support the federline bunch. >> the situation could get a lot worse. >> we are getting battered here. >> these are the images of people who rushed into the eye of the storm to report on hurricane dorian. as the death toll continues a rise in the bahamas, on the east coast, an army of news agencies are tracking to tomorrow to bring us u

>> preston brooks was celebrated in the south. he was sent celebratory canes. he get some kind of a throat infection and suffocates and dies, very suddenly. what i write about in my book, much of the aggressive fighters are southerners. people in the period when you look at incoming congress. they tried to break it up into fighting men and noncombatants. fighting men tended to get reelected because they were doing the Ãhenry wise of virginia was a fighting man for sure. at one point he is reprimanded. shame on you. you've caused 12 fights already. you should be sent home. and he says, do it. you know what, they're going to reelect me and put me back because i'm here to do this. i am fighting for their lives. and he's right. to some degree for a period of time, people who fight in that way, southerners willing to fight in that way. maybe 10 percent of a given house would have been considered fighting men. they are put there because the assumption is they will use that edge to fight to protect their interests. including the institution of slavery. >> next call hi

that would have redeemed it somehow. >> was preston brooks re-elected? >> preston brooks was celebrated in the south. he was sent celebratory canes. he's re-elected, by northerne northerners -- he somehow gets a throat infection and suffocates and dies very suddenly. what's interesting about the fighters i wrote about in my book, most of the aggressive fighters for much of the period i write about are southerners. people in the period when you looked at an incoming congress, they tended to try to break their ranks down into and these are their words fighting men and noncombatant. who are the fighting men in the incoming congress and who are noncombatants. fighting men tended to get re-elected because they were doing -- one henry wise of virginia who's a fighting man for sure, at one point he's reprimanded. shame on you for what you do, like you've caused 12 fights already this session. you should be sent home. and he says do it. you know what? they're going to re-elect me and put me right back here because i'm here to do this. they elect me to do that. i

. >> mark preston, our cnn senior political analyst and will analyze all things in a second, but you have big news about the next debate. hit me. >> i do, brooke. talking, of course, about last night's debate, but what about the next debate? well, the next debate will be cnn and the "new york times." co-hosting, we're co-hosting with the "new york times" the next president's debate in westerville, ohio. that is right outside of columbus. mark the date for october 15th. it's a possibility that there could be a second night that's added. moderating the debate anderson cooper and erin burnett from cnn along with the "new york times" national editor mark lacy. now, the cnn "new york times" democratic presidential debate is heard live from the campus's audubon university. mark the date. october 15th. >> got it. about last night and we played julian castro and cory booker, how they really took on joe biden. do those comments backfire for them? >> a couple things. one, immediate reaction when castro attacked the vice president, but then carried it further and brought in the whole obama lega

got a restraining order against jamie, after he allegedly broke a door and shook 13-year-old sean prestonng time britney's had a rough relationship with her dad. her fans got #freebritney trending in may. and in just 12 days, a judge may decide if britney is fit to take care of herself without the help of a conservatorship. >> she says this would be an ideal time for britney's mom lynne to step in. >> she suggested to the court that the court signed a professional fiduciary is better than a parent. >> remember, lynne stepped in when britney was hospitalized in 2007. >> that was the most horrible time because i felt so helpless. >> how's britney handling all this? judging by her instagram -- yeah, she's good. >> let's keep in mind that there's a lot of money at stake. according to "forbes" britney earned $30 million in 2018, $34 million in 2017. >> this is the definition of family drama. >>> let's move on to demi lovato because she just gave us the word of the year and i love it -- cellu-lit. ♪ what's wrong with being what's wrong with being confident ♪ >> demi says she's "tired of being a

like ok i was stupid i was doing these things because in the middle of a lot of people are now it's preston that the rich who celebrated. they reach to like up like 50 now they want to eat anymore cause it think it's offensive but they didn't get called before they made that apology so i do think that for someone to be such a pussy since he should know better and he changes facebook i think it's played a profile with a black person next to him and i was like oh so nitrites at their lives you have black friends something is wrong you know so i think if it was anti semitic behavior. so why she would be put up with it was fun and everyone is doing it no i don't think that one is doing it i think there are people doing it we should know better and he should know better and he should up for what we did way earlier than to be caught up in this case terry mincing no words they're pretty 8 and so i want to bring in one more comment here has also mincing no words and he is the author of a forthcoming book exporting jim crow black face minstrel sea in south africa and beyond so really just expanding

brooks. >> preston brooks, the caning of charles sumner.e a long time to write the field of blood ultimately 17 years. as old as my students. the one thing i will say about that chunk of time is that when i said to people in writing the book about physical violence in the u.s. congress most people even if they didn't know names would say something along the lines of, there was that guy like yes, charles sumner people have a sense that there was at least one violent incidents in congress, sumner is the massachusetts abolitionists senator came to the ground sitting at his desk in the senate à >> the congressman. >> congressman in the house comes across to the senate sumner had stood up and made a very aggressive antislavery speech and in it he had insulted, according to brooks, south carolina and a kinsman of brooks. so brooks comes into the senate and basically says to sumner, who was seated at his desk planking speeches he had given to send out, you have insulted my part of the union, my state, my kinsman and basically threatens to punish h

louisiana state penitentiary, convicted murderers are learning to own their crimesu kill >> carnell preston. >> jeffrey owens >> while these prisoners are talking about victims from the inside, victims' rights advocates fear they are not being talked about enough on the outside. do you think that victims have enough of a voice right now in this big conversation we're having about criminal justice reform >> i don't right now, and i think that's because for a very long time they were viewed as adversaries, not allies, to reformers when in reality what most of our research is telling us is that we really should be allies >> one study found crime victims by a 2 to 1 margin prefer the criminal justice system focus on rehabilitation than punishment and most prefer shorter prison sentences along with more spending on rehabilitation >> most people will acknowledge tha the way they're going to feel safe again is the rehabilitation of their offender >> i will always think of myself as a victim.ingram as in 2015, she was see thapist who pleaded guilty to assaulting ingram and eight other women. ingram

according to our source, jamie broke down the bedroom and shook preston, no visible bruises or injuries. according to kevin's attorney, britney recognized the children were in a dangerous situation and she demonstrated the correct parental judgment by removing them from it. we're told a police was filed and a temporary restraining order was granted. >> jamie spears hasn't rrnd our requests for comment. so, here's how this could impact britney? remember, jamie is her court-appointed conservator. two weeks from today, britney has a hearing about the future of that conservatorship. >> it would play in britney spears's favor. >> she has been watching the case closely. >> it's pretty clear that britney has made it obvious she doesn't want her father as conservator anymore. >>> and more drama, britney might not see her kids as much as you might think. a source close to federline gets the boys 70%. britney, 30%. >> the important thing is, britney is always thinking about and considering the best interest of her children. >> exactly, kids come first. >>> just before all this new drama went down

. >> dana: nicole and preston perino are the parents. preston is my cousin.y. >> emily: ada. >> juan: remember the disney movie "up" take a look at this picture. you might think it's coming straight from the movie. those are 5-year-old and 90-year-old great grandfather richard bain. they divided to recreate the lead characters from the movie in a photo as you recall the film is about an elderly widower who takes 1,000 balloons ties them to his house and floats away to see the jungles of south america. elijah also took a picture with his great grandmother. movie nominated for five academy awards. i want to nominate elijah for the spirit of this movie to life fun, family and adventure. >> jesse: are you related to them. >> juan: no, why? >> jesse: just wondered. >> juan: because you would like me to float away? >> >> emily: newly engaged one at the table you should know that apparently in australia it's a thing to get engaged at kfc. >> jesse: kfc, got it. >> greg: really go for that. >> emily: they are hosting chicken themed weddings for six lucky couples in a

to huntington is with mark preston and then i don't know if michael. got us into this i don't suppose. it would still scheduled to take effect october 1st. meanwhile u.s. president donald trump suggested on thursday that a so-called interim deal with china that would be aimed at simply restoring the pretrial tariff status quo before moving on the challenges around intellectual property and agricultural purchases with his usual level of precision and clarity trump told reporters it's something we would consider i guess. and staying in asia for today's special theme show we catch up on the state of india's auto sector with lauren fix the car coach lauren we've been past due to do this segment for a while and really busy round up all the news about this deceleration in the indian auto sector so let's kick off with one statistic here 35000000 that's how many indians are employed in the auto industry generates 7 percent of indian g.d.p. according to the b.b.c. so lauren for those of us in the global audience who may not be familiar with his niche of the glo

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mister preston our adversaries sought to tear us apart by their cowardly act but instead they brought us together as americans. we also saw the very best of our country. the firefighters, police officers, first responders and the ordinary citizens who courageously put their lives on the line to save countless others. that day as individuals and as a nation we came together in a unique way and we also made a pledge to never forget. never forget that nearly 3000 victims and the families they left behind. never forget the heroism of the first responders and everyday men and women who selflessly acted to save lives and never forget of the great democratic principles it's a pledge i personally take very seriously i have organize this event for my colleagues to come to the floor today to share their memories and thoughts on the 18th anniversary that's why of work to make sure armed forces have the technology and resources they need to defend our mission here at home and toabroad. finally getting signed into law permanent reauthorization of the september 11 victims compensationun fund keepin

there were also wins for blackburn, birmingham, middlesbrough, preston and qpr.he beginning about cricket. to cricket and england are in a commanding position after day three of the fifth and final ashes test withjoe denly returning from the birth of his second child to almost add another milestone but he just missed out on a maiden century. ben stokes added his 67 to denly‘s 94 as england built a lead of 382 over australia. 0ur correspondent, joe wilson, reports from the 0val. attention swarms around the ashes. you can get lost between the hope and hype. but sometimes it all falls into place. what a week forjoe denly. he batted today safe in the knowledge that his new daughter had been safely delivered, and what's more important than that? suddenly this was a new denly. his aggressive approach seemed to shock the australians. stand by for another surprise. ben stokes dropped, and by steve smith. no one sees the cricket ball better than smith, normally except perhaps ben stokes. even the weather was helping. ashes test match in mid—september, do you spot a cloud

situ and sea world champions lucas i nam does and then jimmy in pov are find things to take this preston is see any can stick it's it will stop came in a cement by shim show up the such the funders league a has a problem by in munich have dominated for 7 straight years the league lonely say interesting if someone can seriously challenge them in the right as for the mice the charlotte. lions 1st opponents on match day one what hurts so badly. stay she sets the stadium up spread the trade. this young girl has never seen a different team crowned german champion could that now change. last season's title race went down to the final match day. it's the start of a cycle. i . try to. 6 cut. 2 cut. cut cut. cut so it's simply show. up in the book is the guy 7 successive scenes of the 2 state set the ball players the ball plays the trial. set to start. the season is a was. one full of joy but letting things get away from the very young side still a little bit naïve it's a we're still funny our honest job it's been a long hard season because of what's on offer congratulations the client did really

would have released it. >> host: was preston brooks reelected? celebrated in south, sent celebratory canes. reelected and by northerners providentially gets some kind of throat infection and such indicates -- suffocates and dies suddenly. what is interesting about the fighters i wrote about, the aggressive fighters southerners. people in the period when you looked at an incoming congress they tended to try to break the rank downed other -- their words -- fighting men and noncombatants. fighting men tended to get reelected because they were doing one henry wise of virginia, fighting man for sure, at one point repry landed. shame on you for what you. do you caused 12 fights already this session. you should be sent home. and he says, do it. you know what? they're going to re-elect me and put me right back here because i'm their do this. i'm fighting for their right, and he is right. to some degree for a period of time people who fight in that way, so-southerners who are willing to fighten and maybe 10% of a given house would have been considered fig

preston north end moved up to third with a 1—nil win at birmingham, while qpr go fourth after a 2—1 atttingham forrest, blackburn and wigan. aberdeen have moved up to third in the scottish premiership after they beat livingston 2—nil away from home. ross county are fifth after a 2—1win at motherwell. st mirren and hamilton was goalless. celtic and rangers both play tomorrow. there are 80 fa cup ties this weekend, we've reached the 2nd qualifying round. irlam fc from the 9th tier are out, they lost to former league side york city 2—nil. kyle mcfarlane sealed irlams fate with the second of the game. you can keep up to date with the rest of the fa cup and scottish cup scores on the bbc sport website. still to come on sportsday. did you know that i can fly even faster than i can run? we hear from the british sprinter on how he's already got a 2nd career mapped out. now back to the rugby world cup because the first of the home nations get their campaigns under way tomorrow in japan. the big game is in yokohama where ireland — the number one ranked side in the world — take on scotland. the i

elsewhere all eyes will go to the polls in on preston true pay to parliamentary elections that will decide the.

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of the day, those founding fathers, they never realized there would be one of us questioning the preston presidents. they would never imagine that donald trump would be there either. i stand in those pillars that our founding fathers couldn't break. my story is your story. you'll see yourself in it. but it is the story for all of us to not just say well, short of our children need to know. this is what happened. i stand on the shoulders of galvan, allison ethel, those black trailblazers at the white house. there are so many others. what happened to them, in the 50s and 60s and 70 years ago, it is still happening today. i encourage you to read my story. everybody has a story. [applause] >> what a tough act to follow. i am pretty sure that was easier and some of the things you know going through right now. this is such an interesting moment what made me write this book, is that i was living in an apartment it was rat infested. right over here. and i was going through at the time with a call the valley of death. my company had been named the best fight natural product in the country by the

to do it with a at it's been such a pleasure unlike many here obviously love chatting to friends preston jordan shapiro and caught up blackouts the conversation continues online it's going time a good idea what is your input you can tell us at a.j. stream always on twitter but that wraps up our discussion for analysis you and i take everybody. to strengthen the good you have to shore do good all the more with your gum still fight against corruption. destroy news heroes heroes like know who are bad or who refuse to $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a darker use to shine a light let's make the road to a better place nominate your anti corruption mirror now. bring us out finally with. that but that's the balls about us well it's not us that the set says they're not the. brothers out of all of our cars and the bunch is a bit on the bottom. in part one of this 2 part series al-jazeera explores the world of performance enhancing drugs. sports doping the endless chase o

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when they were displaying artifacts i think you are referring to the best-selling book written by preston and that book was kind of pinned by my archaeological colleagues. it was the whole myth of the lost city is colonial so first indigenous peoples was believedd their site after anywhere. and many indigenous people who want to get phd's and write about their culture and fear of the most knowledgeable people so that is glossed over in. the shame of that is the quest for this mythical lost place ethat's never existed except in tee white settlers mind. the idea that there is a diverse unlandscape full of hundreds and hundreds of sites covered over by the modern vegetation, that is the story all over the world. .. >> and it allows you to take the education. and the colleagues have used is to use tens of thousands archaeological sites across central america and in that archaeology is just mind blowin blowing. so yes in some cases not even places that we don't know about but it shows we have a lot more to learn from the indigenous people. >> you mentioned wakonda and the black panthers that t

my name is preston turner. on behalf of the reverend dr. amos brown and the third baptist church, i stand here as the chairman of the trustee board in full support. we endorse chris foley. you heard the story, reverend brown reached out, found out who redeveloped and restored that st. joseph's church. we've been in communication with him for the last year. we can say that he's very honorable, more than qualified and we fully, fully endorse him. we can also say that just before the bagging of mayor ed lee, one of the main things that he did was made third baptist a historical landmark. we appreciate that. and because of that, chris is planning on helping to restore third baptist to its luster, as it should be. and we thank him for that. also as i'm here today, i would also say that reverend brown would also like to endorse lydia sow as well. thank you so much. >> hello, my name is sarah white. i'm associate director of housing development, with t.n.d.c. i'm here to support lydia sow's nomination. tndc's mission -- we provide tenant and commu