farmers have become a political pawn says randall. in terms of. the brain and opposition from the. and you saw in terms of how they actually run a country actually run a business strategy from strange was maybe not a lot of experience for me and so it sort of feels like there's a lot of stuff in. the aspinall's farm is located near one of the main hiking trails in mountain spiraling national park it's a unesco world heritage site. i think rondo's wife alice and sells ice cream and to spread so from a food truck here the family are trying to move into a better economic position. when i do what. is right timing as coming there are more constraints environmentally and smith really just liason and things i was just looking advice to an alternative and common yes this is just a really small stash towards the. lime from the breath taking mountain regions of new zealand as a major export the government wants to cut meat and emissions from livestock by 10 percent by 2030 otherwise farmers will face penalties but how is this supposed to happen randall asks a cd worm says she use elance farm

randall, thank you for being here.'m curious about what has changed for you and for at&t in the past couple of weeks. how have you had to change at&t's priorities? >> hi, brian. thanks for having me on. it's kind of unusual to face a national crisis and ask our employees to go home, but that's effectively what we've done. we've told our employees, to the extent you can do your work at home, go home. we have 90,000 people who are now doing their job from home. we have a number of people, about 20,000, who are affected by this virus, through any number of reasons. and so they can't do their jobs at home, so they're on leave. and we're paying folks 160 hours to stay at home, take care of family, take care of themselves. but then, we have 100,000 employees, brian, who just, when hurricanes happen, earthquakes happen, they run into those situations and it's nop different in this one. our technicians are out making sure that the services are up, performing well, particularly, brian, for our first responder community. you hea

shop has become a safe haven for kids aging out of the system like sierra notten and crystal lynn randallt care about me. i had a whole big family. they didn't care about me. so i felt alone until la la land is my family. >> reporter: in texas alone, more than 1200 youth aged out of the system last year, and many end up on the streets. >> we're not in the business of coffee. we just serve coffee. we're definitely in the business of kindness. >> reporter: la la landowner created a program where foster youth can learn how to make it in the real world. so far he has hired nine. >> our goal is to open a thousand store, 10,000 stores, whatever it is, and hire as many youth as possible. >> reporter: but that cuts into your profits. >> of course. but there is a balance in life. we have a duty to our society to help the ones who are in need. >> reporter: sierra was placed with a foster famil after her ther sexually abused her when she was 15. nearly five years later, it's still difficult to talk about her journey. >> i just try to push it behind me, because it happened. and i just want to move fo

randall good looking desert they had your friend as you supplies abizaid being suckered by he's not stamped at the answer that are jihadist and could be as a bad muslims given repulsive would say as it was always stands they split us sound as if riyadh but in the middle companies when the majority of whom. want a moment then there was scheduled to be says a day is simbi and to preserve ad they are dismissed was just set into gas really think this is. so as has already gathered good value i can vouch that occasion to plant the dish i could sit on those ramp on a bad. guy let me tell us all want that. you think people in europe bring the newest anything and you get just. your magic in the loop enjoying to know you say no zone that was also a male into those old discourses old usually. think they'll just elemental an agenda can only lead to policies they only had to do when the tribe was just they were the meanest misses agenda think of them in those as they were. to do so. man's eyes you don't know that you can modify as you do that you would use against in general to get thankee good. as it

despite a second half surge from bath, bristol held on for the vitory, harry randall cra hsed over forrthampton into third place in the premiership, while bath stay in fifth much of the talk before today's super league tie between hull fc and catalans dragons was around israel folau's first appearance on english soil since his homophobic comments on social media. in the end, his debut passed without incident. however the home side will have more to worry about after letting a 28—10 lead slip — to be beaten 34—29. elsewhere wigan go top with an eight—try hammering of huddersfieldand ast year's grand finalists salford continued their poor start to the season by losing at home to wakefield. over to australia and the women's t20 world cup, where england had a job to do. they knew they had to beat west indies in theirfinal group game to ensure their place in the semifinal. in the end it was a thumping victory — nat sciver starring with the bat yet again — her third half—century of the tournament helping them to a 46 run win. jo currie was there. so we now know three of the four semifinalist

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the image that you see under randall's quote and the image of the president and the capital and the image of young men joining the war are all within a year span. when you understand that african americans are going to fight a war to make the world safe for democracy and many of them believe that the world and america would be safe for than when they get back you will understand the rest of the exhibition. >> >> the exhibition we are exploring today, fighting the african experience in world war one, a special phone line for african-american veterans, (202)-748-8002. otherwise, phone lines split up regionally. eastern, central time zones, (202)-748-8000. mountain, pacific time zones, (202)-748-8001. how many african-american soldiers would serve 1917-1919? what did the americas british and french allies think of those soldiers? >> nearly 200,000 of those went overseas and so that was the number that served. when they went overseas, a portion of the african americans did serve under the french. the 93rd infiltrate division, which included for african american regiments. they served under th

new republic had a similar kind of statement it was not only white people who thought this a philip randallead of the brotherhood of sleeping car porters, wrote a letter to the end a a cbp executive secretary, roy will cans where he said that this is going to tamp down integration sentiment in the north and that this is going to harm our threats for racial integration and a philip randall remained concerned about this for weeks to come and wrote to people in the civil rights community to say that this is a real concern, with the question of unanimity. obviously earl warren, chief justice warren wrote brown so it has to be unanimous. it was important for him that there were no dissenting opinions and famously went to the last hold doubt in brown and set of kentucky he said you are all on your own now. you have to decide whether this is in the best interest of the country you can see the way that the southern manifesto was written in order to keep the largest number of people on board as possible. only three senators decided not to sign the document, those three senators are lyndon johnson of

in one or all of us in varying degrees. >> in 2018, the 43-year-old made history for his role as randalle first african-american actor to win a golden globe for best performance in a drama series. >> what i appreciate so much about this thing is that i am being seen for who i am and being appreciated for who i am. >> do you stop and think about that as part of your legacy or is that just too much right now? >> it's way too much and it's way too surreal. firsts were supposed to happen a long time ago, right? >> right. >> i'm not the dude who's at the forefront of movements, per se. i'm a guy who deeply loves everything that he does. i feel ill equipped to be the first. >> brown grew up in st. louis, playing football and performing in high school plays. he studied drama at stanford university and in 2001 earned his master's from nyu. >> i said, god, we spent a lot of money on this degree, right? i know there's no guarantees on things working out in any particular way. can i please pay my bills by doing what it is that i love. if i can do that, i call it a wash. >> brown paid the bills for

randall made his debut last night in denver. for the nuggets murray to the rack.enver led by 15 at one point. but this time the warriors roars back. he stepped back to end the third quarter. golden state led finishing that quarter on a 17-4 run. wide open for the 3. fresh off his appearance on game day thre shocks going all in on their youth movement these days. third period, 2 with toronto. he shot and saved, deflects off the for the go ahead goal. he scores his second goal of the night. sharks win the third straight. 5-2. baseball rough day for two young pitchers. a.j. pock has a mild shoulder strain. no structural damage, but cause for concern as he underwent tommy john in 2018. that is giant's starter who left yesterday's game after one inning due to elbow tightness. he underwent tests last night in scottsdale. >>> giants unveiled their latest prospect. gomez showing off his wind up. yesterday this was in the afternoon in arizona. he pitched a scoreless inning with two strikeouts. rangers won itgeing to the clea quick. >>> back to the "shark tank." between tet

after years of negotiation attempts with the colombian government in 2016 andres randall c.e.o. of the canadian company cozy go associated with the texan company toby mining counterattacks he files an arbitration request i personally did not know of the option of international arbitration where it will always heard of the world court but we you know of my time i don't believe that was between 2 governments that were debating things. but the ability to take our case to the international court of arbitration was a welcome relief for our shareholders to know that we don't have to depend on maybe some emotional sentiment by a judge in some rural location who is being pressured by his local. mayor. andries to bend over will seek private just as he chooses to defend himself in paris with she have an issue of making a business lawyer specializing in arbitration disputes ringback. but i dare me. hello. and yes the lawyer me just went back there. listen 1st. yours we are past the cooling off period not result in any kind of mediation that separates and jeremy when one question i was thin

ron walters worked with people like randall robinson of south -- of trans africa, and he is a huge advocate of african independent, making sure africa is not the victim of structural adjustment policies, because imf policies restricted the way africa might grow into a superpower globally. walters travels to south africa, sees truth and reconciliation and pushes back against truth and reconciliation in south africa, as reconciliation on the cheap, just like he pushes back on conversations on race in the u. s. as reconciliation on the cheap. he does not want a wealth transfer in south africa from white hands and white power to black cans -- two black hands, not just a political elite led by nelson mandela. so walters addresses colonialism that is flourishing in south africa, with everything from political corruption to endemic poverty to aids and hiv skyrocketing, high rates of black unemployment in south africa postapartheid. walters is huge as a functioning, radically pragmatic pan-african who is interested in the united states having heart sanctions against south africa, which is eventuall

randall curtis, who's just coming off of nine straight days of grueling 12-hour shifts in the icu at seattle's harbor view medical center at the front lines of battling the crisis in washington. thanks for your service and for joining us. how are you holding up? >> thanks, i'm holding up well. i think this is a challenging time, but the staff at harbor u are an amazing crew to work with and are providing outstanding care. that's a pleasure to watch and be a part of. and i think we're doing okay. >> we know that your hospital has canceled, already, elective surgeries to free up personnel and protective equipment. what's morale like inside? >> i think the morale is very good. i will say that the deaths are hard on people. it's very unusual for us to have to keep visitors out and to have these issues around quarantine, so that's very hard on families, obviously, and also hard on the staff. >> how do you tell them they can't visit grandma or grandpa or aunts our uncles? that must be very difficult for you. >> it's very difficult. we do allow people to come in and look at their loved ones

be the alternative maybe not randalls. i'm gonna look at it another way no treats i'm just saying something made by procter and gamble in order to make pringles sustainably the price of pringles needs to go up 4 or 5 times at least and probably more. to it the fault of having to fork over something doesn't appeal to me even as a child i didn't like that the everywhere there are products that keifer hot air but you shouldn't really exist at all to destroy all types of products for a. furniture household appliances electronics for communication and entertainment and. east coast on. the right in our year we've got of why america yeah i don in mourning and. i'm very honored to be thinking of john. and you're. so rich john is not. nice for you because you're not taking a return so you know this turns you why there isn't you don't live here or you know the new john because this is this just trash as far as i'm concerned you know. us just like they don't really make anything that's worth keeping anymore now it's all plastic. you

earth will be the alternative maybe not randalls. i'm a look at it another saying no treats i'm just saying something made by procter and gamble in order to make pringles sustainably the price of pringles needs to go up $4.00 or 5 times at least and probably more. to it the thought of having to fork over something doesn't appeal to me even as a child i didn't like that everywhere there are products that even hot air but you shouldn't really exist at all to destroy all types of products for a time to no furniture household appliances electronics for communication and entertainment and taste of course all. right now are you hearing out of more american yeah i down in florida. where you can read thinking of. that and there are so rich german is not. nice for you because you're not taking it returned i suppose you know they stand on their version and you don't. you know the new jonkers is this just trash as far as i'm concerned now. us it's like they don't really make anything that's worth keeping anymore now it's all plastic. you know t

brown long before he had audiences reaching for the kleenex playing randal pearson on the hit nbc showthe bills for more than a decade with small roles. some of which his open mother said she could barely watch. this year sterling's moment consisted of a part in frozen 2. plus the latest news in politics this weekend on sunday today, you can catch us in the morning or set that dvr and watch us anytime you like for now, i will send it back to you, frances and phillip and we'll see you sunday morning. >> turning back now to the coronavirus. and a question many americans are asking how do you anyway when to stay home if you think you may have been exposed here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> slow the virus down that's what health officials say will be key in the coming days >> we're asking to self-quarantine for 14 days. >> self-quarantine for 14 days. >> self-quarantine. >> self-quarantine. >> so-called self-quarantine is one way to do it separating yourself from others, voluntarily, for 14 days to see if symptoms develop. the cdc advises people consider taking action if they have been expose

despite a second half surge from bath, bristol held on for the vitory, harry randall crashed over withird place in the premiership, while bath stay in fifth. israel folau's first super league game on english soil passed without incident. however, the home side will have more to worry about after letting a 28—10 lead slip to be beaten 34—29. elsewhere wigan go top with an eight—try hammering of huddersfieldand and last year's grand finalists salford continued their poor start to the season by losing at home to wakefield. that's all the sport for now. i will have more in the next hour. thank you. greece says it has stopped almost 10,000 migrants crossing over the land border from turkey, which is struggling to deal with the number of people fleeing syria's civil war. the growing crisis comes after an airstrike in syria killed at least 33 turkish soldiers deployed to support the syrian opposition. turkey's president has said he will break his country's deal with brussels to prevent migrants entering the eu unless he gets greater support for his intervention in syria. orla guerin reports f

i am the new executive director for the randall museum friends. i wanted to come to say "hello" and introduce myself. this is my first commission meeting. if you guys have any questions at all for the museum friends, i am available to answer those. i want to say how grateful we are to have such a close relationship with rec and park through the museum and i am looking forward to getting to know you guys. thank you. >> thank you. we look forward to working with you. >> is there any other public comment for general public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. we are on item 15. consent calendar. is there any item to remove from the concept calendar. >> yes item 5g i would like to remove. the golden gate park anniversary band shell activation. >> if that is a motion is there a second? >> second. >> all in favor. aye. >> so moved. >> on the rest of item 5 motion to approve concept calendar? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> so moved. >> we are on item 5g golden gate park 150th anniversary band shell activation. >> good morn

among leaders, i spoke to were hahhains of verizon, and randall stevenson of at&t, miy is mike t of t-mobilehn malone of liberty media, dexter goi o of altis is, and from lion tree, also, pat of cox communications and jeffrey story of centuryli centurylink. they do an incredible job, if you look at other continents, at europe, they went a different route. much different route, we were talking about that a while ago. that they are having tremendous problems. other countries are having problems, other continents are having problems. but with business at a level that nobody has seen before, on the internet it is holding up incredibly well. and they are expecting that to continue no matter what happened, no matter how much more gains. if it can gain more than it already is i don't know, they are setting record. update you on distribution of emergency resourcing and supplies. i will let mike pence speak to that in a while. we're giving massive amount of medical equipment to supplies to the 50 states, we also are holding back quite a bit. we have almost 10,000 ve vin ventilators that are ready to

josh lerner, emergency physician in massachusetts and jay randall curtis harvard medical center in seattleod to have all of you with us. i want to touch on the supplies off the top. some of the numbers we're hearing, specifically what we were given in terms of guidance new york city on friday the department of health saying you have to be careful with how you're using the supplies especially if health care workers or first responders are asymptomatic even if they've come into contact with people and the chief of surgery at new york presbyterian in new york city said on friday, each employee will get one n-95 mask, responsible for making sure it stays clean and always available. when we hear something like that, dr. curtis, how often can you reuse that mask and is that safe? >> yes, well i would say is that my experience here in seattle, having just finished the week in the covid-19 icu is we do have enough supplies and i was able to use a different mask each time i went into a patient room. but i think we're reasonably worried that it's not going to stay that way if this pandemic really go

he will definitely be the heir apparent to randall stevenson.also involved in softbank which is really interesting. he's kind of hovering around. you may see some changes there. i think the one that has kind of -- this story got buried over the weekend for a lot of reasons, coronavirus, markets going nuts, you know, south carolina primary which had economic implications if a socialist wins, which he didn't, biden won. that could be a problem for the markets. so this story came under the radar screen but it's pretty important. it's pretty clear that, you know, singer and elliott see an opening here on twitter, underperforming stock. and probably want jack to make a choice, okay. he's running square, he's running -- he never gave up his ceo of square, the payment platform. liz: or vice versa. he came up with square. i remember he unveiled it right here on fox business. charlie: i think -- liz: he does both. kind of a distraction. right? charlie: why is it all red? liz: five-year chart. charlie: it's not down for five years. it's down 26% over five

i know randall's in houston, texas, is hiring, target is hiring.verybody is looking for additional help right now. >> well, that's good news. doug baker, thank you. good luck to you. i know you're on this front and your wife is an emergency room nurse, so heshe's on the front lines, too. good luck. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> let's talk more about what it's like for the health care workers on the front lines. ahead, one, a registered nurse, is with me. right now, we've got 100 reasons for you to switch to jackson hewitt. say goodbye to your old tax service and get $100 when you file with jackson hewitt. plus, you'll get our lifetime accuracy guarantee. so maybe it's more like 101 reasons. get your coupon code at jacksonhewitt.com and get $100 today. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has a plan designed just for you. and, for a limited time only, we're making it an even better deal. now you can get two lines for only $55. that includes unlimited talk, text and data. with no annual service contracts. it also includes talk, text and data when traveli

at&t's ceo randal stevenson makes nearly $30 million a year.ly 366 times the average at&t worker. the outsourcing helps to pay for all of that. >> they said you do not get a severance package. you are not eligible for one since we found you another job. that's what we were told. we were also told that we would not get our annual bonus next year unless we agreed to go work for assenture. >> when you are watching so many people people suffer at the hands of a few getting rich and no one is protecting them, then people will stop thinking capitalism is the right thing to do. >> do you think that the people who run the company care about the workers? >> no. >> tucker: a spokesman for at&t denied that any of this is happening and assured us that anyone who has been rebadged can return to at&t at any time. >> they say many of those employees have already been placed in new at&t jobs. >> wow. where are they? >> it hasn't happened to you? >> it hasn't happened to anyone, i don't think. i think that's a blatant lie. [busy signal] >> tucker: it's infuriat

he randal that. that's the past. he doesn't know this new republican party.object of their affection for a while and i know how to beat them. >> former vice president joe biden. thank you very much for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> i hope you have me back. thank you, lawrence. i appreciate it. >> up next, the always thoughtful and insightful ezra kline will join us. he wrote about the difference between the sanders campaign strategy and the biden campaign strategy and why one seems to be working better than the other. e working better than the other. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements-neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. t-mobile has the first and only, nationwide 5g network. and with it, you can shape the future. we've invested 30 billion dollars and built our new 5g network for businesses like yours. while some 5g signals only go a few blocks, t-mobile 5g goes for miles. no ot

about here in alabama, he has the support of our young dynamic mayor of birmingham, alabama, mayor randall whit ford who is 38. he also has the support of the young 28-year-old that became mayor of talladega, alabama. i think his support cuts across generations. i think that's because he has been in the trenches with us and he not only sees us, but he hears us and his pain -- he actually has experienced much of the pain that we talk about. he comes from a working class family. he knows what it's like to have to struggle for things. he also knows about loss and knows that very close up front. i think that for me, i believe he was the best person to truly carry the mantle of civil rights and voting rights for my district. that's why i supported him. >> you know, as i said with him sitting there, i fought him on the crime bill. >> absolutely. as you did others. >> as i did others. sanders also voted for it, but i worked with him when he was vice president. what about the down ballot in terms of the other candidates? alabama las a primary that we'll know who the republican candidate may be --

among the leaders i spoke to where verizon communications, randall stephenson of at&t, mike siebert ofobile, thomas rutledge of charter communications, brian roberts of comcast, john malone of liberty media, dexter, michael of spri sprint, and my entry. also, jeffrey story of centurylink. they're giving an incredible job. you look at other continents, europe and what a different route they did, a much different route just a little while ago, we are having tremendous problems, other countries are having problems, other continents are having problems. but with business at a level that nobody seen before on the internet, it's holding up incredibly well. and they expect that to continue no matter what happened. and no matter how much more it gains which for can gain more than, than it already is. setting records. let me also update you on the distribution of urgency, needed resources and supplies and we have a lot of numbers. i'm going to let mike pence speak to that in a little while but we are giving massive amounts of medical equipment and supplies to the 50 states. we are also holding

they're all making calls among the leaders i spoke to were pawns vestberg of arise in communications randall stephenson of a t.n.t. mike sievert of t. mobile thomas rutledge of charter communications brian roberts of comcast john malone of liberty media dexter goyette of all t s michael coms of sprint. and araya berkoff of lie entry also pat s. air of cox communications and jeffrey story of. century link. they're doing an incredible job if you look at other continents if you look at europe they want a different route than we did and much different we were talking about that just a little while ago and they're having tremendous problems other countries are having problems other continents are having problems but with business at a level that nobody's seen it before on the internet it's holding up incredibly well and they expect that to continue no matter what happened and no matter how much more it gains which it can gain more than it already is i don't know because the setting records let me also update you on the distribution of urgency needed resources and supplies and we have a lot of num

i spoke to hans ves per, randall stevens of at&t. . brian roberts of comcast. john malone of liberty media, dexter enjoy of altese. michael combs of sprint and awryya borkof of lion tree. jeffrey story of century link. they're doing an incredible job. if you look at other continents. they went a different route than we did. a much different route. we're seeing at levels we haven't seen before. on the internet, it's holding up incredibly well and we expect that to continue to. no matter how much more it gains, if it can gain more than it already it is, because they're setting records. we're giving massive amounts o medical equipments and supplies. we have almost 10,000 ventilators that we have ready to go. we have to hold them back, because the surge is coming and it's coming pretty strong. and we want to be able to immediately move it into place without going and taking it, so we're ready to go and we've also distribute distributed, i spoke with the governor of michigan, had a great conversation. we sent additional ventilators to new york and nchblg aew jers in

ron walters along with people like randall robinson were talking about reparations. there's a long history of this. queen mother moore, cali how is that goes back to the 19-9-century, bishop turner and, of course, national coalition of blacks for reparations in america and cobra and others. james foreman is part of this as well when he went up to the united states chargeses and demanded half a billion dollars in 1969 and it's in the chapter "shooting for the moon" or "asking for the moon." reparations has been looked at as a comprehensive policy solution, that would think about wealth and income and seg gays and think about inequality and think about why are there continuing -- disparate racial outcomes, so in the 21st century, the late 20th centuries, the way in which we can identify racism is by looking at outcomes, right, and when we think about represent raising, this is connected to mass incarceration as well. now, by the 1970s one of the things that walters really becomes interested in is presidential politics, and i want to talk about presidential politics and

lieutenant commander randall freeze, one of admiral reporters favored officers. he was having a hard time. the volunteers are composed double grade were not trained infantrymen. they knew nothing about making infantry assault. they were braves, but they were not infantry soldiers. they were sailors, and ship cooks, firemen, cold heavers, sale makers, carpenters, at least one of them, a third class boy on the uss politan was practically a child. general terry's orders called for the sailors to delay their assault until the infantry scaled forts wall on the far end of the fort near the river. the sailors would determine to be the first inside the fort. service rivalry, and estimate as the fleets gave the signal, the sailors and the complement of u.s. marines charged down the beach toward the fort. fort fishers defenders rushed from their bomb proves when the bombardment seized. they knew that meant the federal infantry assault, which they expected, was probably taking place. colonel am and general lighting believe the main assault would be directed the forts northe

randall inwas oklahoma city, oklahoma.f you look at real clear politics they have done the round up of polling in super tuesday states when it comes to the democratic primary. by 20.showing joe biden and 15. it goes on from there and some other polling. we want to hear from woodbridge, virginia. sam is next. hello. caller: good morning. what i would like to say is two things. lukens -- youhat, know that the republicans do not care about the democrats, i do not know why we have to care about the republicans vote what you want to vote for, and forget about if there's is elect -- sanders is electable or not. i would still vote your conscience. about socialism, there is nothing socialist about it. insurance, health care, and global warming. he is not talking about anything communist. i do not understand why we have to go that route. are you -- host: are you going to vote for bernie sanders? caller: i have already voted in the absentee ballot. i think a lot of people will come out like me and we will win this thing. if biden is

i am the new executive director for the randall museum friends.anted to come to say "hello" and introduce myself. this is my first commission meeting. if you guys have any questions at all for the museum friends, i am available to answer those. i want to say how grateful we are to have such a close relationship with rec and park through the museum and i am looking forward to getting to know you guys. thank you. >> thank you. we look forward to working with you. >> is there any other public comment for general public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. we are on item 15. consent calendar. is there any item to remove from the concept calendar. >> yes item 5g i would like to remove. the golden gate park anniversary band shell activation. >> if that is a motion is there a second? >> second. >> all in favor. aye. >> so moved. >> on the rest of item 5 motion to approve concept calendar? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> so moved. >> we are on item 5g golden gate park 150th anniversary band shell activation. >> good morning,

randall knight, and then we'll hear from courtney miller. >> hello. my name is randall knight.lly from new york, and i served in the military from 19 t98 to 2005. i've noticed that there has been a similar pattern of housing needs, medical services, and a total unaware that there are benefits and resources that are out there to veterans. a lot of these organizations are started by other veterans themselves, and are privatized. government -- i have found out that government institutions are allotting this money to those who are interested and who know how to get those helps to those individuals who need those helps. in these last three years, i've become a san francisco resident, and i consider this to be my home. i enjoy it here, and the people that -- the connections that i've been making with other vets has been outstanding. i've taken the time to branch -- make a podcast as well as reach out to other veterans needing housing, as well. i feel honored to serve, and continue to fight for others like myself. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. courtney miller and then daniel shaf