creating atrocities. >> of all the stories you heard from ralph, brian, what is your favorite story ralph told you? brian: there are so many good ones. >> he had some great stories about his time in paris, when he was trying to organize. he was given a tour of the gestapo headquarters. so he saw the headquarters of pure evil. that seared him, when he saw interrogation rooms and found out what really happened in there. he also learned to love the opera, this kid from the midwest. he talked about how much it meant to him to go to the opera and there was one in particular that was his favorite. you remember the story of la boheme? the reason it meant so much to him, he was introduced this opera by a man named puccini. la boheme is about the artist in a garrette, the attic of a cold apartment in paris. ralph is in paris in winter when there is not enough fuel for people to heat their homes and they were sacrificing. he tells the story of one sunday going to montmartre to mass, being driven up there. we got out of the car he was on the hill with the cathedral, looking down over the landscape o

troubled areas ralph lauren, iconic name and also calvin klein and pbh. if you have an iconic name you can get through this period i think. people when we finally beat this, they'll want to spend and i think that the ralph laurens of the world will be the beneficiary. you got to get to the other side, but you can see ralph lauren's up $4 today why? because i think people are saying it's going to make it, and we're going to spend once we're doing better so that's what the market's trying to figure out right now what's iconic and what's unnecessary and ralph lauren's iconic >> interesting, jim. ft's got a piece about warehouse space for apparel, which is filling up almost as fast as warehouse space for oil on tachker tach tankers around the world good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, sara eisen, david faber live from separate locations jim will stick around as we talk to 3m's mike roman in a few minutes. let's get consumer confidence with rick santelli

ralph: i do.y guess is two or three years from now we will have more than we havetoday because consistently taken market share, our business model of independent advice without any conflicts with our clients usually resonates with both large and small and medium-sized mid-cap companies. quarter, we once again gained market share in the advisory business. our advisory revenues were up fivend the average of the large u.s. firms, goldman sachs, j.p. morgan, morgan stanley, bfa , and citigroup, was down. we are taking share and in order to continue to take share, our revenue isto our people. we will continue to grow. david: finally, what about sectors. do you see a difference in sectors among the companies you deal with? it seems like telecom is more needed than ever, online is needed more than ever. certainly the tech sector seems to be rising. do you see more openness and more confidence, more opportunity than other more traditional areas such as manufacturing and materials? a massivere will be in l

ralph in georgia, ralph? >> caller: boo-yah, jim, how are you? >> i'm good. >> caller: i have a quick question for you so i have a quick -- i recently bought into a company that has some pretty good liquidity, but in terms of foreseeable future, there's a lot of uncertainty that's store capital corps what is your future? >> i'm not going to be a land lord of anything of anything. i don't even want to be a land lord of the place i own. people are just saying, hey, you know what? sorry, missing the payment i understand, there's a lot of trouble out there. and that, lame, is t ladies and, is the congress collusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by - ♪ ♪ ♪

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ralph became a jet blue flight attendance. on april 5th, ralph became the first jet blue employee to die of covid-19. another jet blue flight attendant not authorized to speak to the media said this about ralph. he was saving lives, and then he retired and he went to passing out potato chips and pretzels. and this is what this man is going to die from? on april 11th, a long line of cars drove slowly by ralph's house on long island. some had jet blue scarves tied to their mirrors. many were driven by jet blue flight attendants. they waived to ralph's wife and family who stood in the driveway wearing masks. just over two weeks later, jet blue ordered everyone working on jet blue flights and every passenger boarding jet blue flights to wear masks. that jet blue order came more than three weeks after ralph died. no one is keeping a count of how many people in the airline industry are dying from covid-19. no one is keeping that number, but the los angeles times studied a two-week period in april and discovered that the number is mo

brands to up and coming brands ralph lauren, spery top cidesid. >> and under armor being a brand they are not wearing >> take out being something. where does it show these teens want to spend about 20% of their income on food >> the number one restaurant is chick-fil-a. that continues to take share sh starbucks two and chipolte is three. that shows where they are spending their time. and it depends if you can get

last week, virginia‘s governor ralph northam signed several gun control measures into law, a move promptedy the mass shooting at virginia beach last year in which 13 people died. the president denied suggestions that his tweets could foment dissent and undermine his calls for national unity. he also denied suggestions that by defying social distancing guidelines, the demonstrators could add to the spread of the coronavirus. these are people expressing their views. i see where they are and i see the way they‘re working. they seem to be very responsible people to me. horns blast. the protests in michigan are said to have involved around 3,000 demonstrators, some of whom were armed. that state has seen more than a thousand new cases and more than 100 new deaths a day. and the state‘s governor said she hoped the president‘s tweets would not be seen as encouraging the protests.

smaghi, the chairman of society jenna ralph. when you look at some of the concern -- of societe generali. when you look at some of the concerns, how will the crisis change governments forever? how much more present will there be? how much more of a safety net socially will i citizens want from this? abouto: well, if we think the guarantees, for instance, that governments have made available to the banking system, to the banking system, to ,uarantee loans by companies and if things do not go as expected, probably the governments will turn out to be a major lender to companies, and possibly even shareholders of companies. as you landscape, mentioned, will be quite different once the crisis is over. bethe other hand, there will

manager ralph hasenhuttl, his staff and the board of directors will also put some of their wages on hold untiljune. and despite the league being postponed indefinitely, the club says it'll not be using the government's furlough scheme during the next three months and that all staff will recieve full pay. i think it's commendable and i think it's good for the fans that they can be proud of the club that they are actually taking some sort of action. i think at this moment in time, to grab taxpayers' money at a time of national crisis, i think it is mean—spirited and i think it's embarrassing to the fans because you have got to bear in mind football is a working—class game, it hasn't really changed. joe clarke won't have the chance to defend his olympic k1 slalom title after british canoeing confirmed it's going to take the team it's already named to the postponed tokyo games. clarke missed out on this year's olympics after finishing second behind bradley forbes—crya ns at the world championships and there'll be no reselection

you can catch more of this -- of societe jenna ralph -- of societe generale. catch more of this conversation. we will ask our next guest about tourism and when the right time is to open the economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: good morning, good afternoon, good evening, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's have a look at markets because actually futures over in the u.s. are down a bit. here in europe they are fluctuating, but they are holding onto gains. one of the things we are watching out for is the price of gold. always interesting to see the risk appetite on the market. the other thing is the price of oil. we had a great conversation with lorenzo bini smaghi, also about the world financing of some of these countries and the impact longer-term this could have on the banking industry. we are just getting breaking news out of the u.k. the u.k. government, after a piece in "the sunday times" and "the times" over the weekend got lambasted about boris johnson not having done enough to do with the crisis early on. they say he sleep walked into th

most people remember ralph nader for unsafe at any speed. but in 1967, he took on the meat industry in order to have strict regulations about what went into processed foods to make them safer for consumers to eat. this cartoon reminds me of upton sinclair who exposed tainted meat in his book the jungle of 1906. ralph nader and upton sinclair were both brought in and given an award for improving consumer safety with food products. one of the events in 1967 that attracted her blocks attention was over charging americans for drugs. sometimes the pharmaceutical industry would charge 4000% of what it cost to produce a pill. not everyone was treated the same. some markets, especially more heavily populated markets paid less for drugs than rural areas. this was a double inadequacy in how things were promoted to people. the caption is look at all the research we have to do. it is hard to imagine today that there was a time when the seat belt was not part of the automobile. in 1967, researchers realized that americans would be a lot safer in automobi

nader because i wanted ralph to be the president i might add that i never vote for democrats or republicans and i certainly won't this started they are the problem not the solution. and just think in the response to this pandemic we've seen a contentious battle emerge between state governors and the top administration over the distribution of medical supplies and support the new york times of their governors who criticize the president would put their states at risk of getting short shrift from the federal government as a former governor how it should respond to the trump administration's praise us or will punish you at its towards better assistance to the states. it doesn't surprise me because that's the way he's operated from day one anyone who criticizes him gets called names gets called their son matt and truly gets shoved aside you're either with him or you're against him there's no middle ground in between and there doesn't seem to be any negotiating that a lever take place donald trump acts more like a dick to. or probably than any president that i've seen in my lifetime and i'm 68 y

ralph izzo is the chairman and ceo and we are thrilled to have you here. talk about when it rains, it pours. your teams have had their hands full. how are you managing outages during this pandemic? >> thanks for having me, liz. it is quite a challenge. the industry has a long-standing history of running to help other companies whenever there's a major storm that is affecting some other company but not themselves, but given the pandemic, the ability to move people around has been greatly limited. so our employees just did a phenomenal job yesterday, as you pointed out, we had 50,000 customers without power at some point during the course of the day, and every one of those customers in new jersey is now -- we have other customers who are out now but not from yesterday. similar was true on long island and about 1,000 customers are still out there. our employees did a phenomenal job. i sit here in the comfort of this environment being able to call out the phenomenal work they did. liz: i'll tell you, it's one thing that always strikes me after storms, all kind

ralph barrack, thank you so much, sir. >> it's a pleasure to be here, ari.njoy your show. >> oh, thank you. appreciate it. we'll have you back. we're going fit in a break. when we come back, we have these reports that donald trump is denying he was raging at staffers with yes, his problems at reelection, plunging polls. also an update on a very important case out of the mueller probe. all that ahead. all that ahead they are compelled to step forward. to the front lines. and into the unknown... for all of us. that family doesn't have to take out of their house. it relieves stress off of me to let me know i'm doing something good for the community, not just papa john's. there's my career,... my cause,... my choir. i'm a work in progress. so much goes... into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2... medicines in... 1 pill to help you reach and then stay undetectable. so your hiv can be controlled wit

i have had some folks call me and say, ralph, we see the curves are flattening. isn't it time to ease the restrictions? and that is absolutely the wrong thing to do right now. as a doctor, i thought i would give you an example or an analogy from my previous work. it is like perhaps someone came in with a new diagnosis of cancer, which is never good. and after making a diagnosis, we sit down and talk about the treatment plan and the treatment plan is a very bitter pill, a bitter medicine, but we can also say that if you follow our guidelines and take this medicine, we can together cure your cancer. and so that patient may start taking that medicine for three or four weeks and start feeling better, numbers look better, x-rays look better. there cancer is going away -- their cancer is going away and the 10 tatian is to say., i think it is time -- and the 10 tatian is to say, i think it is time to take -- stop taking my medicine. andcancer will return sometimes be even worse. we are in that period where we see hope and promise but this is not the time to back off fro

of covid-19 we reject to this hearing taking place without public participation as required by the ralph m. brown act. neither my clients nor attorneys or other concerned members of the public can violate the order and risk their health to attend this hearing. this hearing must be pro postponed. and including reacting the record in real-time and the statements by city staff and other members of the public. this is not an imminent matter. and this could be accomplished without the proposed new amendments contained within this ordinance. these amendments are not urgent and do not affect any government function as defined by the order. we respectfully request that this hearing be postponed until the shelter in place order is lifted and we reserve the right to have additional arguments and materials in advance of the final hearing on this matter. thank you, for your krrs, very truly yours. so that was the public comment. and is there any additional public comment here? seeing none. is there a motion on this item? >> president mccarthy: we do need to make a motion to approve. i move to approv

host: ralph in hillside, new jersey. hello. guest: how are you doing, pedro? host: fine, thank you. you are on with our guest. guest: my question is twofold. i first really appreciate all of the health care workers and workers we have going out there and doing what they do for the country. my heart goes out to them. especially when it comes to the ppe, my heart really goes out to them. we have already had 285 million n95 masks exported out of this country because the defense protection act has not been used properly. there should be set prices on ventilators. andet prices on n95 masks, there should be no way u.s. companies are able to export that vital equipment for nurses and doctors and hospital workers . also, the democrats are trying to get the treatment after the testing covered for all americans. that was one thing they were fighting for in the bill. i would think that would be helpful to a lot of americans, because that would -- they would get that done. after the testing, the treatment will cost americans a lot of money. it might even bankrupt some of them. host: we will let

ralph in georgia, ralph? >> caller: boo-yah, jim, how are you? >> i'm good. >> caller: i have a quick question for you so i have a quick -- i recently bought into a company that has some pretty good liquidity, but in terms of foreseeable future, there's a lot of uncertainty that's store capital corps what is your future? >> i'm not going to be a land lord of anything of anything. i don't even want to be a land lord of the place i own. people are just saying, hey, you know what? sorry, missing the payment i understand, there's a lot of trouble out there. and that, lame, is t ladies and, is the congress collusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by - ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ but when allergies and congestion strike, take allegra-d... a non-drowsy antihistamine plus a powerful decongestant. so you can always say "yes" to putting your true colors on display. say "yes" to allegra-d. to- [female vo] restaurants are facing a crisis. and they're counting on your takeout and delivery orders to make it through. grubhub. together we can help sav

of covid-19 we reject to this hearing taking place without public participation as required by the ralph m. brown act. neither my clients nor attorneys or other concerned members of the public can violate the order and risk their health to attend this hearing. this hearing must be pro postponed. and including reacting the record in real-time and the statements by city staff and other members of the public. this is not an imminent matter. and this could be accomplished without the proposed new amendments contained within this ordinance. these amendments are not urgent and do not affect any government function as defined by the order. we respectfully request that this hearing be postponed until the shelter in place order is lifted and we reserve the right to have additional arguments and materials in advance of the final hearing on this matter. thank you, for your krrs, very truly yours. so that was the public comment. and is there any additional public comment here? seeing none. is there a motion on this item? >> president mccarthy: we do need to make a motion to approve. i move to approv

you got to get to the other side, but you can see ralph lauren's up $4 today why?se i think people are saying it's going to make it, and we're going to spend once we're doing better so that's what the market's trying to figure out right now what's iconic and what's unnecessary and ralph lauren's iconic >> interesting, jim. ft's got a piece about warehouse space for apparel, which is filling up almost as fast as warehouse space for oil on tachker tach tankers around the world good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, sara eisen, david faber live from separate locations jim will stick around as we talk to 3m's mike roman in a few minutes. let's get consumer confidence with rick santelli >> reporter: 86.9. 86.9 is our april read on consumer confidence, the lowest read since may of 2014, if we look at some of the internals actually aren't out yet. richmond fed another number that's coming out and this is also an april number, this one is easy. minus 53 this series started ed ied in r of '93 and the lowest level minus

thexplosion and ralph to moon cause critical system failures that force to the mission to abort and returnrth. jamesapollo 13 commander lavelle shares his memories of the flight. this is a portion of aden interview conducted as part of nasa's oral history program. mr. lovell: i was assigned to apollo 14, because any time period of earlier flights, al shepard, who had been grounded with a syndrome, losing his balance, he went to california andy -- at the suggestion of tom stafford who knew about a doctor out there who could cure this, al said, i want to fly again. i will try anything. so he went out and he got ungrounded.

i am a member of pastor ralph west's church, for example, and we have been doing online streaming for the last two-plus weeks. same thing for most of our churches. i had a press conference with many of our black pastors, for example, just this past week. all standing together encouraging people to go online. >> all right. thank you for being with us. houston mayor sylvester turner. thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> now for analysis. let's bring in tara, a democratic strategist, and joe watkins, a former white house aide under george h.w. bush. tara, you heard dr. fauci in the first block. dr. fauci was, i think, dealing with in a forthright manner, yes, he is not denying there is the obvious with the data. there is a race gap in terms of the impact of coronavirus and they've got to deal with it and, yes, there are societal things that predated this administration, but this administration is going to have to deal with it because the lights are on it. many of us have been talking about this for decades. but here it is, and it has to be solved. do you think this is the moment that the

this reminds me of ralph ellison's invisible man in which the narrator otherwise known as invisible man describes bumping into people to violently remind him that he was there because they decided they don't like what he is and refuse to see him read when you talk about the trinity wichita fighting for your life inflicting pain on others? >> you see me struggling clearly with a lot in this book and this scene is when it's all have to size over time into the bright black mess. one thing you don't see is i never was like do i like boys? i was like, done. it took a while for me to have a language. it took a while for me to be able to pick what was it like when 2 men are together after mark first fantasies i dream i'm a woman because i can't even visualize it. but i never once questioning that desire. i just remember being angry. marriage equality time was fantasy. and i mentioned barack obama. it seemed as likely as a black man becoming president for elizabeth warren coming becoming president one day. i love her, i do but at the time it was like to be gay means you're never going to get ma

unemployment is ralph, -- is rife, over 50% of young south africans are jobless. with no prospects in sight, some resort to illegal activities. south africa has one of the highest crime rates in the world. violent crime in particular has increased steadily there over the past ten years. the situation in cape town is especially troubling. most tourists stick closely to the small bay area below table mountain. the majority of locals however live in the cape flats. ,>> we're out on patrol with the anti gang unit. the special task force combats gang crime in the poorer districts of the cape flats on the outskirts of cape town. >> we're going into the territory of the "fast guns" and the "corner boys." we're hoping if our information is still correct, we'll find firearms as well as drugs. >> the team drive to a building that's home to the leader of the corner boys a notorious gang. , heavily armed officers storm the building and turn the entire apartment upside down. defined large sums of cash, 12,800 south african rand, the equivalent of about 800 euros. >> the b bag

two of them, ralph northam of virginia and gretchen whitmer of michigan, will join me next. is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber- chocolate would be good- snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress for the same medications as the vet, but up to 30 percent less with fast free shipping. visit petmeds.com today. >>> welcome back to "state of the union." i'm jake tapper. president trump is egging on a small faction of protesters who say they want restrictions lifted. he's also attacking democratic governors including my next guest, virginia's democratic governor ralph northam. governor northam, thank you for joining us. i want you to listen to president trump's attack against you at his press briefing on saturday. >> people have to look at what's going on in virginia because that's a mess, with really a governor that's under siege anyway. they're trying to take that second amendment right away. to me that's liberty, that's, uh, when i

they're calling on governor ralph northam to lift his stay-at-home order, the longest in the country, that extends through june 10th. a lot of protests here having signs that demand that northam reconsider the date, calling it unreasonable and extreme. they are begging for him to reopen virginia so folks can get back to work. the timing of this protest is particularly important because the legislature is actually in session today for one day only. this is actually veto day at the capital where they review the budget and amendments. for the first time in virginia history, the house of delegates and the senate are meeting separately today, both meeting outside the capital. the senators are meeting about a mile and a half away from the capitol because of worries of the pandemic and trying to keep everyone at a safe distance. these protesters are hoping their voices can reach beyond the capitol grounds and inside where the lawmakers are trying to make decisions, to try to influence this stay-at-home order and get it lifted before june 10th. it's a matter of the economy, they say, a matter

the state and then new york's andrew cuomo talks about state revenue shortfalls and vi virginia's ralphorthram lace out plans to open parts of the commonwealth. here is tennessee governor bill lee.

he's also attacking democratic governors including my next guest, virginia's democratic governor ralphortham. governor northam, thanks for joining us. i want you to listen to president trump's attack against you at his press briefing on saturday. >> the people really have to start looking at what's going on in virginia, because that's a mess, with really, a governor that's under siege, anyway. they're trying to take that second amendment right away. to me that's liberty, that's, uh, when i say liberate virginia. >> what's your response to president trump, sir? >> well, good morning, jake, thanks so much for having me on. i hope you and your viewers, your listeners are healthy. our president obviously has been unable to deliver on tests. now he has chosen to focus on protests, and this is not the time for protests. this is not the time for divisiveness. this is the time for leadership that will stand up and provide empathy, that will understand what's going on in this country of ours with this pandemic. it's the time for truth and the time to bring people together. that's what i've done

. >> reporter: ralph keeling is a professor at the scripps institution of oceanography in >> is like turning down the uswnt it takes a whae to notice t the level of a tub is filling more slowly. if it persists, we'll see it. but itak lite e be tippl cdownnd yocan really see the level changing. >> reporter: keeling's father, charledavid keeling, developed the famed keeling curve, a daily reading of atmospheric carbon dioxide levels collected on the mauana loa volcano on the big island of hawaii. it provides a record oglobal co2 emissions. >> the record starts in 1958, and it shows very dramatically and clearly this-- this-- this oscillating pattern and an ovall rise. so, it's a really beautiful indicator of how the world is changing with respect to carbon dioxide. >> reporter: looking back at any historical comparisons-- which, of course are somewhat difficult-- how might this period compare to, say, the 2008 recession or other major seismic events that maybe altered the atmosphere? >> well, if you go to the 2008 global reduction in fossil fuel burning or 2% out of the total. so, it's

visit ncicap.org] >> virginia governor ralph northam holds a news conference this afternoon on the run a virus cases in his estate. that's live at 2:00 p.m. eastern and after that come a briefing with new jersey governor phil murphy. we will have live coverage from trenton at 3:00 p.m., online at www.c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. c-span has round-the-clock coverage of the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic and it's all available on demand at www.c-span.org/coronavirus. watch white house briefings, updates from governors and state officials, track the spread throughout the u.s. and the world with interactive maps, watch on demand any time, unfiltered at www.c-span.org/ coronavirus. president trump leads the white house coronavirus task force briefing this afternoon, scheduled to start at 5:00 p.m. eastern and you can watch it live here on c-span, online at www.c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. nc chair said the republican party is moving and with planning the 2020 convention in charlotte this summer. the georgetown university institute

ralph, who is homeless, shows us where he found a woman known as valley sunday morning. she had died on the front steps of everett middle school in the mission, where she is others live in tents. >> there are a few of us to come together to watch over each other's stuff. haven't police say her death does not appear suspicious, but the cause is unknown. schmitt drunker dunker told me more people neat to get off the streets. >> many of us have been calling 311 for weeks. >> reporter: he said he tried unsuccessfully to get one of the hotel rooms the city has designated for the homeless during this pandemic. >> of course hotels are the best, but at the rate we're going, we're a long way from offering everything a hotel room. >> reporter: a county supervisor pointed to the growing encampments in various parts of their city and a lack of sanitation and social distancing. if the shadow of city hall, we counted more than 60 tents between larkin and hyde. >> we need to be honest about where we are and try to find solutions. >> reporter: he introduced the safe sleeping sites resol

. >> the call of heros chairman, mine is ralph mader and he has a phasephrase where he goes why de have court under corporate globalization and why do we have civic globalization. one aspect was a socialist international project and also helping with the democratic institutions and having unions connect with each other and having them build a the left-wing models in more places. >> and use the u.s. power to mandate good labor standards. right now nobody wants good labor standards because of the raising cost and thinks but use the amount of economic might that we have for good ends and some people very cynical of whether that is possible. anyway next question. >> you written a lot about the different ways that you can decide how to make decisions in a society even the constitution wasn't an inclusive document. why isn't it legitimate. i'm interested to know more how you think about the question and someone has to make decisions. at the in of the long arc of social society, is there still a federal government and at what point do you stop evolving. what is the end result? >> i like the qu

you and louis attorney ralph nader sent a letter to nancy pelosi. and you warned that trump is right shattering our entire constitutional order and you list the most serious constitutional violations we're going to go through them 12 of them and yet despite your emphatic warning the democratic party chose to prosecute or attempt to impeach trump on the most trivial offenses and i think now that we finish the impeachment process essential as you had pointed out what we have done is normalize these agree just constitutional violations but talk about the the danger that i think you correctly you know raised well 1st chris i want to elaborate having been up in those congressional quarterly's of power well the issue is how serious charges to launch 'd against mr trump the calculation with a purely political one by the house speaker pelosi trying to save the seats of the half dozen or dozen democrats who won districts that otherwise voted for trump and there was no principle to the standards or the decision making whatsoever but also when we confronted bi

of covid-19 we reject to this hearing taking place without public participation as required by the ralph m. brown act. neither my clients nor attorneys or other concerned members of the public can violate the order and risk their health to attend this hearing. this hearing must be pro postponed. and including reacting the record in real-time and the statements by city staff and other members of the public. this is not an imminent matter. and this could be accomplished without the proposed new amendments contained within this ordinance. these amendments are not urgent and do not affect any government function as defined by the order. we respectfully request that this hearing be postponed until the shelter in place order is lifted and we reserve the right to have additional arguments and materials in advance of the final hearing on this matter. thank you, for your krrs, very truly yours. so that was the public comment. and is there any additional public comment here? seeing none. is there a motion on this item? >> president mccarthy: we do need to make a motion to approve. i move to approv