it says on page 3, under program management, second bullet point, staff reappropriated $5.6 billion in remainders of completed projects into a master project for subsequent allocation. do you have to go to the board of supervisors? >> antonio? >> yes, we did. the 2000 bond was held at the project level. so for the specific projects, it was what's known as the deappropriation, reappropriation at the board of supervisors through a supplemental ordinance. so yes, it went to the board of supervisors. >> the reason i asked that is because i'm a liaison for one of the muni bonds. in shifting money between a couple of categories on a temporary basis, they had to go to the board of supervisors. this is the kind of thing i would expect that too. the 2008 bond, i had a few real in the weeds kind of questions and i'm going to skip that one. i think i know what that's about. on the raymond kimbell playground, it looks like it's delayed about 2.5 years in actual completion. you were looking to complete it in november of 2012, and it didn't get completed until the 15th of june. was there a delay cla

the project progress is not going to be impacted negatively by our asking for these funds to be reappropriated today >> a better way to look at it is a cash flow, so if we have money that we're not spending, why not ask for money when we have it? so we're just -- knowing that we don't need it until later, let's spend what we have, and when the budget cycle comes, we'll just ask for the money, i guess, next year. >> mm-hmm. >> thank you. >> mm-hmm. you're welcome. >> couple of questions, if i could. first of all, of the projects that you have listed there. >> yes? >> i think i know the answer, but i just want to make sure for the record that they're right. hetchy assets are classified as water power or joint, and water assets that are either water or joint have funding contributed by our wholesale customers. are any of these projects classified as either water or joint? >> no. >> so there is no impact on our wholesale customers on the balance of the account or any of that? >> correct. no impact on our wholesale or retail water customers. >> okay. thank you. could you talk more about opportunity

they had a short wend -- wind and the money would expire and congress would have to reappropriate thateason it came out at september 11th was because of the noise out of the white house and the whistle-blower. and another argument they make is that the ukrainians didn't know the money was being withheld when, in fact, many of the witnesses including laura cooper said that she was called by her ukrainian sources and was surprised they were well aware of what was going on in washington and clearly zelensky immediately after he was inaugurated and elected was concerned and held meetings, high-profile meetings about how to proceed moving forward with working with this back channel through rudy giuliani and getting that aid. and the bigger picture that democrats need to make is that this goes beyond just one phone call. this goes beyond just this past summer and the whistle-blower. this is something that has been going on for months if not over a year. this is been an issue that rudy giuliani has been pressuring the ukrainians prior to zelensky and poroshenko and his predecessor and pressur

but in 2017 according to the anti-defamation league, members of a new neo-nazi group reappropriated therequired reading for members. >> those who embrace each culture advocate for the most violence, the most destruction, and the most clandestine approach to targeting your victims. >> individuals linked to this group have allegedly carried out at least five murders in two years. they have been arrested for weapons possession and bomb plots. mason says he's not a part of the group. and while he has not been charged in connection with these crimes. >> james mason is a key figure within this movement and this sub culture. he's put on a pedestal along with timothy mcveigh or andyefrs brevac. >> officiawe wanted to intervie not to proliferate his disturbing ideology but to press him on the ways he inspires violence. nbc's denver affiliate kusa. >> a lot of people take your words and they're acting violent based on your words. >> if they were acting on my words they wouldn't be doing the things they are doing throwing their lives away. i say, and here i am talking to you, but i say don't do it

over time it has come to mean a political identity under an inverted reappropriation of one dropness. reading tommy shelby and michael dawson i would gloss this as visible african ancestry plus acknowledgment of the linked fate equals a form of solidarity. and this process of incorporation that comes out of the solidarity has continually widened and deepened not just the u.s. concepts of black solidarity but what that black solidarity is capable of, in other words what kind of power and institutions, what kinds of agency it can act and who is part of it. and the process of incorporation has never been universal or without struggle or contradiction. the significant role and the significant struggles of lgbtq, afro-latin activists to play a larger and larger role in social movements is just one obvious recent example, but it's examan example that keeps growing and significant. black immigrants to the u.s. have always been crucial to a continual remapping of solidarity, changing what it means. here we are in the house of art row schomburg after all. historically in the u.s., african-amer