samuel adams. so there really isn't, in jefferson's sense, i think this idea that, you know adams stands from from another era in sort of relic kind of way as the fundamental touchstone of those of that kind of thinking. and the two of them clearly do see eye to eye on front. and jefferson, very kind of poignantly in that letter, says to adams, you know, i hope you could offer me some. and adams back saying, you know, when old men are asked advice, they tend to you know, they tend to fight the last war and give lousy advice. but but i offer you my blessing. and in some respects we haven't really i guess. followed jefferson's lead in that adams is, in some sense perhaps almost a forgotten founder. we don't we don't call him washington. we don't call him jefferson or the other adams. why is that the case? was it was it was he just not useful to the new republic? um, this this this man who did so much has, has not come into, to the kind of recognition, i think that we customarily talk about when we ta

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samuel alito. joining us now, democratic senator sheldon whitehouse, a member of the senate judiciary committee. he co-wrote a letter sunday to chief justice roberts, calling for the court to investigate these possible ethical breaches. thank you very much for joining us tonight, senator. let's begin with the leaking supreme court of the what we learned about the 2014 lead which was also the lead of an aledo opinion, that seems to be quite a resemblance to what we saw this year in the lead of the alito opinion overturning roe v. wade. >> yeah, a few things converged here, lawrence. the first is organized plans and patterns to put people in touch with the justices, to lobby them off line, out of sight of other parties. you can only imagine the conversation that got a supreme court justice in a room with a wealthy individual in order to do that lobbying. who made that connection? of course, it appears many of whatever these events were at peoples clubs, at people's homes, that were not reported, and

samuel alito. evangelical minister rob shank told the new york times he obtained advanced notice of the samuel alito opinion in the hobby lobby case that overturned a provision of the affordable care act, requiring employers to provide contraception coverage and health care plans. the times reports that it is the dark money that senator whitehouse has been following, that created the supreme court leak. the times reports, quote, mr. shrink recruited wealthy donors like gayle wright and her husband, donald, encouraging them to invite some of the justices to meals, to their vacation homes, or private clubs. he advised allies to contribute money to the supreme court historical society, then mingled with justices at its functions. he ingratiated himself with court officials who could help give him access, records show. mr. schenck said his aim was not to change minds, but rather to stiffen the resolve of the courts conservatives and taking uncompromising stance that could eventually lead to a reversal

at a samuel romani and oxford your, your reaction more than 10 different nationalities were on board m h 17. was this verdict, a balance one and what do you think it achieves? why the verbiage is all certainly a balanced line. we actually look at the details of this case is important to keep in mind that davinsky, one of the suspects and car jenko the others as fact dad actually communicated with each other on the day of the attack, saying that i missed i had struck a b cranium dead, jacqueline, this was kind of a or foreign jet that was coming forward and this was in the military success. and then the russians backtracked it with the farmers of burrows, of all said, like they typically do. they keys ukrainian says even tried to assassinate vladimir putin, they claimed as ukrainian book missile, and that they've been promoting disinformation conspiracies about this ray ears. so this was a returned to the truth. i think that the verdict was jest, and there's a practical implications. however, it's very, very unfortunate to see as the suspects are not going to face punishment eager, ch

alright, samuel, your thoughts? do you think generals and other leaders, russian generals, and other leaders, could be prosecuted, could president put in be prosecuted one day over the war and ukraine and other crimes committed? and how difficult will it be? you think in court, whether an international court or a special court that's set up to, to judge these crimes, to establish a chain of command. so i really after this war started at the i c. c, establish proceedings that would be able to deal with that. of course, russia is not a part of g i c c, because it withdrew a trade some, a procedural obligations. and deb, but many european countries that the americans, nato countries have been working with ukraine on collecting biometric evidence, collecting a documentary, evidence of what russian work, grimes. so these tribunals can one day be held. ukraine has also initiated proceedings against lower level russian military personnel and into resulting the state of convictions for cramps. but obviously, the big problem

samuel adams.so there really isn't, in jefferson's sense, i think this idea that, you know adams stands from from another era in sort of relic kind of way as the fundamental touchstone of those of that kind of thinking. and the two of them clearly do see eye to eye on front. and jefferson, very kind of poignantly in that letter, says to adams, you know, i hope you could offer me some. and adams back saying, you know, when old men are asked advice, they tend to you know, they tend to fight the last war and give lousy advice. but but i offer you my blessing. and in some respects we haven't really i guess. followed jefferson's lead in that adams is, in some sense perhaps almost a forgotten founder. we don't we don't call him washington. we don't call him jefferson or the other adams. why is that the case? was it was it was he just not useful to the new republic? um, this this this man who did so much has, has not come into, to the kind of recognition, i think that we customarily talk about when we tal

samuel's— building that do help out as well.mmunity football club has invited them along to train.— them along to train. hello, what's our them along to train. hello, what's your name? _ them along to train. hello, what's your name? nice _ them along to train. hello, what's your name? nice to _ them along to train. hello, what's your name? nice to meet - them along to train. hello, what's your name? nice to meet you. - them along to train. hello, what's. your name? nice to meet you. this ro'ect is your name? nice to meet you. this project is tackling _ your name? nice to meet you. this project is tackling anti-social - project is tackling anti—social behaviour by keeping children off the street, and it is only a mile from their tower block. it is amazing. — from their tower block. it is amazing, this _ from their tower block. it is amazing, this is _ from their tower block. it 3 amazing, this is awesome. there are many clubs around doing things, but the way things are, you can't afford them. they are too far, and it is just not

samuel and his boys live here on the 15th floor. samuel used to be a security guard.ting his benefits. yes, i have a sickness. this is the situation. there is zenuel, there is lysander and there is myself, dad. a single father living in a one—bedroom flat, overcrowded. we are on the 15th floor. none of these things should be happening. follow me. come on. this is what we have to live in. the bedroom. i will come in and i will sleep here. so your feet and your head don't even fit on the bed? i will literally sleep here. like that. and what happens, he tends to come round, because he wants some warmth. he will come over to me and cuddle up to me. so we end up sleeping like that. it is ridiculous. nine years i have been here. three of us sleeping in one bed. and i am not the only one in this position. i am not the only one. there are families in here, in this block, there are families in that block. there are families all over bristol going through situations like we are going through. some worse than others. and i really can't take any more of this. this is the first ti

a unit raised by samuel means, miller from west virginia. they are going to service scouts for the union army. they will serve as anti partisan troops against people like elijah why in jonathon mosby. they will help defend local unionist here, particularly in northwestern loudoun county. at the tender age of 21, luther slater, despite any sort of military experience, it's going to be elected first lieutenant. he is second in command in the loudoun rangers to his commander, samuel means. word quickly spread throughout loudoun county that there is a unionist cavalry being built along the borders of virginia. as you can imagine this is not very popular. it is not particularly popular with a certain confederate office that we have mentioned a few times. dana, who do you think that? is >> elijah white. >> that is right! at the same time, raising his own cavalry battalion. what will become the 35th battalion of virginia cavalry. he is going to get word that samuel means is recruiting a cavalry unit here in virginia. he is going to declare in the s

we have a great line—up of guests lois perry, dominique samuels, william clewiston , samuels, williamlewiston, habib on a party that sold its souls sold out its principles sold out , souls sold out its principles sold out, union sold out. you british conservatism needs new style. i'm going to try to figure out what that should be. plus the most important part of the show you. what's your take? what's your take? particularly i'm years of so called conservative government you can email me jb at gbnews.uk. you can tweet me at gb news. grab yourself a cuppa or a snifter according to taste is all coming your way after alice read the latest news news . i'm alice latest news news. i'm alice porter . the gb newsroom the porter. the gb newsroom the union has announced a new industrial action over the festive . it says its members festive. it says its members will work overtime over christmas and will stage a series 48 hour strikes in december january. series 48 hour strikes in decemberjanuary. dates include 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december . 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december.

samuel, a father of two.uel even more difficult than it already is. that's absolute the right, there are many families and a significant fraction of families facing problems and escalating energy prices and food prices. people like samuel are living through desperate times trying to find work that can pay the bills and look after their families. a lot of this is being driven by external factors, a lot of this is being driven by externalfactors, a large increase in energy prices caused by putin's invasion of ukraine as well as shortages in supply of many goods around the world and food as well because of the way ukraine has been attacked. your right to say the chancellor faces a very difficult time. we are facing very high levels of public debt around the same size of public debt around the same size of our level of output, we are in —— and what we would like to see over the medium to long term is public debt is a share of gdp to fall, but it's incredibly important at the same time that we don't try to do it t

. >> samuel in oxford, your reaction, more than 10 different nationalities were on board mh 17 was is a balanced one? >> i think the verdict is a balanced one. if you look at the details of this case it is important to keep in mind that one of the suspects, the other suspect actually communicated with each other on the day of the attack. that the missile had striked a ukrainian jet or foreign jet that was cutting forward, this was in the military success. then the russians backtracked with a fire like they typically do. they blamed it was a ukrainian book muscle -- missile and they have been promoting conspiracies about this. this was a return to the truth, the verdict was just. it is very unfortunate to see that the suspects are not going to face punishment. after years of promoting falsehoods and claiming that the corpses were not fresh or that the ukrainians, in 2020, admitted there was a moral responsibility, but he was in russia and is allegedly on the front lines with a $150,000 mandate. he is not going to be punished. the other two it is the same thing. it's a victory for troop

my superstar panel, richard samuels, who is your nominee ? samuels, who is your nominee?g that just johnson, for saying that just stop oil be designated a organisation. yes i completely agree with him. i've been saying it for the past year. finally meps had the balls to say the same thing. let's have a listen. well, the minister therefore consider making just oil a proscribed organisation so that they can be treated as the criminal . they can be treated as the criminal. they they can be treated as the criminal . they actually are. yes criminal. they actually are. yes shaun bailey, your nominee. my is these. that's community organisation that up to give training and support to boys who are missing their father. there's many great charities in this country and this is one of the best. they're really good bunch. i mean how many mines fifa no i know that bobby is feeling kind of older. i think the scar for wearing the one armband. oh all right. are you serious? this is a woman who had no problem to dubai and posing her bikini when homosexuality is illegal in that country to a

and de deebo samuel was ready to go. but it was a full go according to kyle shanahan. we'll see what he does with the ball on sunday night at levi stadium against the chargers. >>> so the 49ers are back after a bye week, rested, recharged from their time off. a chance to kind of get back into it for the second half of the season. offensive lineman tried to relax by hitting the gold course. >> how did you do? >> surprisingly i hit airways, which is uncharacteristic for my golfing. but too thin on every >> i lost quite a few, yeah. >> the ball was too small. he's got to hit the linemen. all right. >>> in the wake of the world series, free agency is open for business. all signs point to the giants opening the checkbook as major players are out there for the picking. the biggest prize on the market is yankees aaron judge. the giants have been rumored to na.e a run fory d m apparys noob t of judge or any free agent. >>> he said from a financial standpoint, there is nobody that would be out of our capability to meet what we expect the contract demands will be. then it will b

the samuel, thanks so much for joining us after what happened in poland. the message from key is that ukraine skies need to be protected. what should we expect to hear from nato on that front? so ukraine had a very ambitious set of demands of how to protect your grant, the grading and skies digitally back, talk about and 15 f. 16. jazz should be added to the ukranian air force in order to modernize it and also called for additional air defense systems. practically, i think that nato will live there at events, systems and not necessarily jess, given the fact that even soviet style, the jets, i've struggled and the front lance and seminal when it comes to nato, there is article 5 which states that an attack on any member state is an attack on all member states, and then there's article for what exactly is article for so article for basically is the article, the basically cause upon the need a member countries you consult with each other and can be about a threat to one member state sovereignty, so it's kind like a preparatory article for article 5. and an ar

dominique samuels is century. dominique samuels is here . will always to see here.e dominique . i here. will always to see dominique. i don't here. will always to see dominique . i don't even when dominique. i don't even when everything's wrecked. why does even the guardian bother an exclusive rishi rishi rich doesn't sit around in pain he just goes and pays 250 quid. i really like to know . i honestly really like to know. i honestly think that so called journalists we're really cursed with in this . i would say they just get embarrassing by the second. what do you expect that right? rishi sunak richer than the king do you really think he's going to sponge off the health service with on waiting lists when he can literally afford to get better? why are you screaming and crying about this and not about the ghastly cost of net zero? for example or the fact that our rights were torn from us and still are or the fact that there are countless people that there are countless people that are being injured or being killed . the vaccines that they killed. the vaccines that th

my superstar panel, richard samuels, who is your nominee ? samuels, who is your nominee?g that just johnson, for saying that just stop oil be designated a organisation. yes i completely agree with him. i've been saying it for the past year. finally meps had the balls to say the same thing. let's have a listen. well, the minister therefore consider making just oil a proscribed organisation so that they can be treated as the criminal . they can be treated as the criminal. they they can be treated as the criminal . they actually are. yes criminal. they actually are. yes shaun bailey, your nominee. my is these. that's community organisation that up to give training and support to boys who are missing their father. there's many great charities in this country and this is one of the best. they're really good bunch. i mean how many mines fifa no i know that bobby is feeling kind of older. i think the scar for wearing the one armband. oh all right. are you serious? this is a woman who had no problem to dubai and posing her bikini when homosexuality is illegal in that country to a

samuel colt interestingly enough was a kind of huckster. he had a lot of good ideas, but he always like to embellish his life. so it's always hard to figure out which parts of his claims are true and false. so for example, he claimed he thought of the idea of a rotating cylinder while he was working on a ship for a year and some people doubt with that's true or not moreover. he was not the only one to experiment with the rotating siller when when samuel called developed his first firearm, which is known as the patterson called because it was main, patterson, new jersey. samuel colt did not in fact patent the cylinder because he knew that was not patentable at that time. in fact a lot of what the patented was the way in which the cylinder fit in the gun and the loading of the bullet. you may not realize this we're so used to thinking of the six shooter. as they later on something you just load six bullets and fire that the early patterson cult. actually required you to load the powder. into the cylinder and to load the bullet separately and

a crucial step towards a more peaceful future were now joined by samuel. gotcha. who is a journalist in the field in capital? addis ababa? so samuel, does this mean that the conflict is over or could there be stumbling blocks ahead? well, it, it means it's over especially on a piece of paper on a document. but it's an open question whether the people will actually accepted on the ground, their husband, misgivings, even from the t p. left side sam saying that the pay left needed to fight more sam saying that they needed to compromise. so this conflict has been a wedge issue among ethiopians, and that's what we're seeing at the moment. so what pitfalls exactly, do you see in the agreement? well, erm, you know, some of the agreed and, and term. so for dis army t p left, which is overwhelmingly supported by a majority of your bents, isn't accepted by people into gray. the people into dry have said they have suffered enough. they wanted the t p a left even quite more. and it's really, really a wedge issue, even if you speak to the people in the cafes and the restaurant

then supreme court justice samuel alito shares feelings of shock and betrayal after the leak of the draftthored to overturn roe v. wade. then a hearing on the challenges collecting sales taxes for out-of-state purchases for the senate finance committee. and saturdna

just look at all these emails, which we're about to show samuel now. hi, samuel, hi.school and this is my time to do it. i mean, you might have to stop because i've got something to show you. look at all these emails i've brought you. if i ever win the lottery, i'm going to buy you some... buy you somewhere to live. i have been through a war. i live in birmingham and i am in my eighties. my house is open. i would like to get a bed settee or a bunk bed. i would dearly love to be able to help you. how can i help? what's it like getting all these? what does it make you feel? it makes me feel like i'm being listened to. 0h... yeah, i feel the love. i feel love. there's still so many to read, but the alarm means it's time to get the boys from school. school run time. hi,julie! and for a treat, julie has made them a banana bread for their tea. she's got us a little present. thank you very much. givejulie a big hug and say thank you. thank you! all right, then, take care, all of you. and before they're even through the front door, samuel's sharing it with his neighbours. i'v

he gets word that samuel is back in waterford. he is recruiting for his new unit amongst the unionists in waterford. he's there with a few recruits he's got 20 or so men in town with them. and so his battalion are going to make a sneak attack upon the loudoun arrangers while they are still recruiting and waterford. early in the predawn hours of august 27 they're going to start creeping across the fields and farms surrounding waterford. they're trying to avoid the roads avoid any pickets that may be on watch. and just as they're about to spring their trap they are challenged by a union officer outside of the waterford baptist church. the officer just happens to be young luther slater first lieutenant of the loudoun arrangers. it's going to challenge these men approaching out of their darkness chapter going to ring out this is the beginning of an incredibly intense fire fights that occurs in the village of waterford current. now samuel the leader manages to slip out of his house and disappear into the early morning darkness. leaving

samuel cold. samuel, interesting enough, when they huckster. a lot of good ideas but he like to embellish them. it is always hard to figure out which part of his claims are true and false. for example, he claimed he thought of the idea of a rotating cylinder while he was working on a ship for a year. some people doubt that. he was not the only one to experiment with them. when he developed his first firearm in patterson, new jersey. samuel cole did not, in fact, patent dissimilar. he knew that the cylinder was not patent-able at that time. you know the cylinder of the gun fits in, we are so used to sing thinking of the six shooter. the early patterson coal actually required you to load the powder into the cylinder, and to blow the bullet separately. and then you have to put a primer cap in each bullet for the gun. loading the patterson coal was quite cumbersome, which is why it was not adopted. you had to partially take apart the gun for you could reload it. it is true you could fire several shots. it was not as effective, it was very complicat

samuel is 13 years older and recruits john as many people to the cause. the earliest days they works hand in glove and agree that the crown officials in boston is -- how he gets written out is his own fault. doesn't leave papers. john who believes that everyone should write about himself tells samuel to do so and ignores the advice. john says it would explain the revolution and a modest man. he is -- this is the no fingerprints school of revolution. the responsibility should be diffuse. names disguised. there's a tremendous scene in the writings in which he talks about samuel adams feeding the papers to the fire so the confederates are not compromised. >> trump used to eat the paper. jonathan capehart? >> it is great to see you. i'm glad you talked about samuel adams not keeping the papers because it ties in directly to the question i was going to ask you. read "cleopatra" because what made that book brilliant is using like the one known phrase or sentence tied to her and turned it into a huge book, biography of this mysterious and spectacular woman and s

petersburg, samuel.the entries, and here are the lines that are official confirmation that the employee of the british residency, who owned the pistol with the named number and the osval trainor, are one and the same the face of a phosphate trailer, which, in general, fired a control shot with a rasputin in the head from a revolver. the resident of british intelligence in petrograd and the head of oswald reiner, when he retires, will turn out to be a talkative gentleman mr. choir and will later tell that it was the english station in st. petersburg who reported to london that rasputin interferes with london's plans to drag russia into a war with germany, here are the lines from the manuscript former resident of british intelligence, who confirm this information. i realized that this siberian peasant negatively affects not only the russian empire itself, but also the entire course of the war. however, the most important thing is that samuel horus in these records will confirm the fact that the decision to

dominique samuels, again , here we are samuels, again, here we are again .nst the world health organisation's plot. when it comes to vaccine, passports and. we were promised, weren't we? this is just the pandemic. it's only temporary. don't worry. we're going give you back your rights to travel . lies. more rights to travel. lies. more lies . health organisation. lies lies. health organisation. lies and this is what i'm saying. it's a slippery slope. you know, you told it's nothing at first and then bit by bit they expand it until boom it's compulsory and this is the problem, not even getting into the fact that we still don't how effective or even how harmful the many covid vaccines been. there are several investigations ongoing now. five of themselves have even announced that they're looking into some of the adverse effects when it comes to heart issues in young people. so why would you then seek to mandate this sort of thing in this weird health and basically someone's ability to travel . and look, people to travel. and look, people might say , you know, w

dominique samuels, again , here we are samuels, again, here we are again .nst the world health organisation's plot. when it comes to vaccine, passports and. we were promised, weren't we? this is just the pandemic. it's only temporary. don't worry. we're going give you back your rights to travel . lies. more rights to travel. lies. more lies . health organisation. lies lies. health organisation. lies and this is what i'm saying. it's a slippery slope. you know, you told it's nothing at first and then bit by bit they expand it until boom it's compulsory and this is the problem, not even getting into the fact that we still don't how effective or even how harmful the many covid vaccines been. there are several investigations ongoing now. five of themselves have even announced that they're looking into some of the adverse effects when it comes to heart issues in young people. so why would you then seek to mandate this sort of thing in this weird health and basically someone's ability to travel . and look, people to travel. and look, people might say , you know, w

samuel has been limited in practice only. eric understand listed as doubtful for sunday. >>> college football, ucla was in berkeley for cal's last game of the season. bears saved the best for last. second quarter, jack plummer hits jeremiah hunter to get the golden bears a digital did it lead. nice catch. ucla is a legit top 20 team for a reason. fourth quarter, section more than a powers in, puts the bruins on top. you l.a. survives. cal will finish the season with a record of 4-8. >>> stanford was down in orlando for a holiday tournament. florida state the opponent. second half, stanford went off 49 points. brandon angel, corner three. brings great stanford within one. angela the cardinal with 22. five minutes later, cardinal cruising. harrison ingram, small take and one. stanford defeats florida state , 70-60. >>> the usf in the house that steph curry built. usf the wildcats' lead to one. usf led a good portion of the game. davidson remains the lead. read bailey . the first loss of the year. >>> off, tiger woods has announ

and deebo samuel was a full goal according to kyle shanahan. he missed the rams game with a hamstring injury. sunday night will be the first chance to see with this offense can do with a healthy deebo samuel and christian mccaffrey. >> thank goodness i'm not the defensive coordinator , it's not good to have too many weapons. the other guy could be a top-five receiver and a top-five running back. you don't know which guy you are getting. >> with the red and gold report, i am vern glenn. >> as always don't forget to recognize your favorite 49ers super fan. use your cell phone, open up the camera app, pointed at that fuzzy pattern on your screen, a qr code. it will take you to where you can nominate members of the faithful. we are highlighting super fans all season long. >>> still ahead they are doing good for our neighbors. now their story is shared across the country with drew barrymore, the national props for these bay area jefferson awards when we come back . watch us anytime anywhere on cbs news bay area. catch all our live newscasts, plus ne

today, samuel for works for the enter cob co operative. he helps coordinate local, green and renewable energy projects. in the west of france. or larry benefit, we have solar panels installed above the parking lot local semester or at the energy is fed directly into the surrounding administrative buildings or through the wellness theater in front of us and the tourist information office, which is right behind it to dial when our energy has produced directly where it is consumed, it's that eliminates transportation and transfer losses. this parking lot is no different from all the hundreds of others in the area. like we want to show what we can achieve with local production and replicated on the municipal scale, we could really do baltimore local energy generation helps reduce impulse. another step towards energy independence. samuel falls. next stop is a group of farmers who operate 5 wind turbines. the physical natalia, you're welcome sir. i see that you also know we love working with wind park projects because they raise awareness update

he samuel falls. next stop is so you are came where the town hall itself has become a green energy producer, the profits from the song, your keams, solar units flow back into the public coffers which allow the town to reduce local taxes allowed to be in 2010. we mainly targeted schools to raise awareness circus, jo, pedagogy, when i be suffering, we've installed solar panels on the roofs of club houses on the carnival warehouse . yeah. and on the tennis hill, by seberio, did you mean it's allowed us to drastically cut the community's energy? expenses were partly self sufficient, which helped cut our energy bills. i turned in the article this unusual location might soon catch on a solar project at the municipal cemetery. for now, it's the only plan of its kind. the electricity generated here will be used by local residence. it boil marcial will i clear this? we're also hoping to create a kind of energy package for me in the future. it would help struggling families by providing them with free energy an

another step towards energy independence, samuel falls night stamp, is a group of farmers who operate 5 wind turbines. the physical natalia debacle, dorothy legible. so we love working with wind park projects because they raise awareness of date. well, these people are rooted in their region and know the lab orders and if they can address issues like noise associated with wind turbines, on the doctor. honestly, a peer private operate is a different all your their main concern is operating within the regulation of one northwestern heritage. a gosselin protest on your back to, thanks to wind parks like this, and hundreds of citizens who have gotten involved already. we've been able to reach out to schools in the community and when people over to the energy transition either who is accept addresses or more a boss group called wilson, she, she bought, producing energy isn't enough healthy. we also want to limit energy consumption and have me about a topic in our schools and communities, and teach about energy management, global globally. i'm if his reality of buffer, you don't need to kee

another step towards energy independence. samuel falls. next stop is a group of farmers who operate 5 wind turbines. the physical natalia, you're welcome sir. i see that you also know we love working with wind park projects because they raise awareness update. well, these people are rooted in their region and know the land order if they can address issues like noise associated with wind turbines on the doctor understood piri, private operators, a different battle your, their main concern is operating within the regulation of one oscillation already to gosselin. protest on your back, thanks to wind parks like this and hundreds of citizens who have gotten involved. what we've been able to reach out to schools on the community. and when people over to the energy transition either who is accept arissa said more or bhaskar korean she, she bought, producing energy isn't enough healthy. we also want to limit energy consumption and have me about a topic in our schools and communities, and teach about energy management. robert globally, i'm, if he'