>> willie simmons: no one else can compare with us.resent dockery plantation, where the blues supposed to been born. there's no one else can tell you that in his district is the home of b.b. king. can tell you that he represents the area where fannie lou hamer came from. where jerry butler was born. go on and name others. the staple singers. when we talk about the heritage and the culture and what comes out of the delta, that's all within this little district that i represent. so mississippi delta has that pride. >> anthony: 46 miles southeast is greenwood. a town with a lot of history. most of it of the not good variety. known unfortunately as much for byron de la beckwith, and tom brady's infamous speech after brown v. the board of education as anything else, fairly or not, it's hard to get past that. during all the years of cruelty and struggle from 1933 on, through it all and until today, this place, lusco's, was a beloved institution. once a grocery store, it turned restaurant to the money class, serving them in discreet quarters

to take care of richard simmons. >> simmons has not been seen in public since 2014. he was hospitalized last year for what his longtime manager called severe indigestion, but today a friend of richard tells "e.t." he's doing very well. he's his jovial self. he spends most of his time at home and in his yard. >> well, i go out on rides, and i go on walks. but you know i haven't done any television lately and it's only because i really don't want to do anything right now. >> while richard may be staying out of the public eye, the friend assures "e.t." he's always in touch with his family and close friends. >> still ahead -- >> our exclusive with tom cruise. new costar he's excited about. >>> then -- >> you don't want to be friends with me. trust me. >> blake lively, behind the scenes of her new movie. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> "e.t." isn't just on

pushing back and forth and i told him, i know all about you and dave simmons.gay. >> ellen said she had recently grown more courageous in her dealings with mike, and on this night she confronted her husband over what she says was a secret gay affair. >> i am yelling at him and he's yelling at me and i said i'm going to tell everybody. i'm going to tell everybody about you and he's telling me, you will never tell anybody about me. you are not going to tell anything. there's nothing to tell. he's denying it. he's screaming at me. i have never seen him so angry. ever. >> she says she ran to the bedroom and got the gun from the closet. the gun that her colleague frank had loaned her. >> i said i have a gun. he's laughing at me. telling me i'm a coward and i'm never going to tell anyone. >> she is taunting you. >> he's taunting me. >> saying you don't have the courage to shoot me? >> calling me, you know, a [ bleep ] and telling me what a rotten person i am, screaming at me. >> in that moment of fear, ellen says, she pulled the trigger, not once, not twice, but repe

are all all smug all american family bound they all simmons turn up at pm queues the list of all coming up today is going underground fast as u.s. president trump plays golf in the country his mother's but scotland today palestinians continue to miss their wounds this was released this week from palestine as union of health work committees affiliated so front yeah. my. scenes there from the outcome of the great return much as campaign which began when trump moved the u.s. embassy in tel aviv to palestine's capital during the may oppose the embassy move and urged greater restraint by israeli soldiers but it is clear who britain's minority government support here's a video posted on israeli pm netanyahu as you tube channel we are proud of our pioneering role in the creation of the state of israel we are proud to stand here today together with prime minister netanyahu and declare our support for israel predictable then the british arms sales to israel under tourism may reach the record levels according to the campaign against the arms trade just ahead of prince william is a meeting with ne

and ruth simmons al-jazeera now the seller in the occupied west bank. to me means release was discussed in the meeting of the israeli cabinet the agriculture minister calls her a terrorist. i think israel acts to mercifully with these types of terrorists and others israel should treat harshly those who hit its soldiers we can't have a situation where there is no deterrence deterrence leads to the reality we see now you can change that we must change the. boat loaded with aid for gaza has been intercepted by the israeli navy in a school to the port city of ashdod it was one of two boats attempting to break the twelve year blockade of gaza by israel and egypt set off from palermo in italy a week ago was carrying twenty two people including some israeli citizens bulldozers and construction crews a busy on the border between iraq and syria the iraqi government started to seal off the front here to stop cross border attacks by i still find says but the project has a long way to go before all six hundred kilometers is secure someone can reports from baghdad.

mother went viral on social media on the internet she's now back home and she remains defiant under simmons has the story from the occupied west bank. released from a jail term that's much the same as hundreds served by young palestinians every year but the case of a head to me is profoundly different tasting freedom with. jail time with her greeted by her father as she's already being revered by palestinians as an icon of resistance to the occupation. dog at the bottom of the log i was subjected to many violations during the interrogation first the interrogator used bad words also i have the right to have a famous soldier during interrogation i never got that in the three interrogation sessions instead of one interrogator there were two they interrogated me for a long hours and my plans for the future to continue my university studies and study law to raise my country's cause in international forums and to speak about the prisoners case to the whole world and in the international courts. she went to jail because of this slapping an israeli soldier filmed by her mother and the video went vi

had to me her jail sentence is more likely the beginning not the end of the protest action andrew simmons al-jazeera the seller in the occupied west bank well andrew spoke to me about her ordeal evident then through a geisha and was really hard i was subject to sever violations the interrogator used scene words to me i'm against there were no female soldiers there and i have a right to that i had two male into gaiters questioning me also as a minor they didn't have a range for a family member to be there which was my rights so what are your plans now. anything i can do to deliver the message of palestine to do for my country will leave a positive mark a sight and make me optimistic of course no palestinian spirit in every palestinian house there's a prisoner a martyr or only the person i'm not the only people are describing you as an icon do you intend to take up politics perhaps and. maybe with time when i'm able i might think about the coming couple of this and at some point. israel's cabinet discussed to me ms release the agriculture minister called her a terrorist. i think israel acts

andrew simmons al-jazeera now the seller in the occupied west bank. malaysia has condemned israel for intercepting an aid boat carrying medical supplies for gaza the boat was stopped in the school to to the israeli port city of ashdod on sunday there were twenty two people on board including a malaysian doctor and stephanie decker falls from gaza it's not the first time activists have tried to break israel's blockade of the territory. the so-called freedom flotilla sailed from italy just over a week ago a host of international activists on board all with one aim to reach gaza symbolically breaking israel's navy blockade and bringing with them thousands of dollars worth of much needed medical supplies and. what happened today is that the flotilla was fifty nautical miles from gaza's waters in the israeli navy came and asked them to return they refused and insisted to continue the navy then seize the boat the activists on board were hoping to reach gaza after sunset and if they had they would have received a huge welcome but as expected they haven't bee

year old i had to meet me urged people to continue to fight against the israeli occupation and or simmons has the story from nabil sala in the occupied west bank. but we all dread jail ordeal much the same as hundreds experienced by young palestinians every year but the case of how to mimi is profoundly different with her mother now a man who shared jail time with her she was greeted by her father i had to mimi is already being portrayed by palestinians as an icon of resistance to the occupation who now let me give all of the modern she spoke on a range of political issues including gaza and the rights of children in israeli jails to get education and sit exams as she managed to do after pressuring the oath or says later she told al-jazeera she was deprived of some rights in jail to enter a geisha i was really hard i was subject to sever violations the into the gaither used scene where it's the me i'm against there were no female soldiers there i have a right to that i had to interrogators questioning me also as a minor they didn't and every inch of her family member to be there which was

year old i had to meet me urged people to continue to fight against the israeli occupation and to simmons' us the story from nabil sala in the occupied west back. if we dread jail ordeal much the same as hundreds experienced by young palestinians every year but the case of had to mimi is profoundly different with her mother now a man who shared jail time with her she was greeted by her father i had to mimi is already being portrayed by public opinion as an icon of resistance to the occupation of the love of the modern she spoke on a range of political issues including the rights of children in israeli jails to get education and sit exams as she managed to do after pressuring the authorizes. later she told out zira she was deprived of some rights in jail to enter a geisha i was really hard i was subject to sever violations into gaither used scene words to me i'm against there were no female soldiers here and i have a right to that i had two little interrogators questioning me also as a minor they didn't even charge family member to be there which was my rights people are describing you as

andrew simmons al-jazeera not the seller in the occupied west bank. and responds to a head to me about her experience of on the hook and seven enter a geisha it was really hard i was subject to sever violations into gaither used scene words to me there were no female soldiers there and i have a right to that i had two million target hers questioning me also as a minor they didn't even charge a family member to be there which was my right so what are your plans now. i is see anything i can do to deliver the message of palestine to do for my country relieve a positive mark inside and make me optimistic of course no palestinian is speared in every palestinian house there's a prisoner a martyr or two when the person i'm not the only one people are describing you as an icon do you intend to take up politics perhaps and. maybe with time when i'm able i might think about the coming couple of this and at some point. well to me news release was discussed in a meeting of the israeli cabinet the agriculture minister called her a terrorist. i think israel acts to

they were lucky, the simmons family was lucky to have savings. but those savings were depleted within weeks. we know that many families are at the edge of financial crisis and need paid family need, need at least 12 weeks of paid family leave. so we know this is good economically and very good for the social, emotional development of young children. we know that the-- this is why zero to three does what we do, we need to make sure that strong bonds are formed and it's happened between parents and babies at the very beginning. i was so happy to hear senator santorum talk about that. that's a long time coming to have republicans and democrats, anybody talking about that. that was great. we know that that needs to happen and it happens over time, and which is another reason why it's so important to have paid family leave. the other thing i want to stress before passing over my colleagues here is that we need comprehensive paid family and medical leave. we know that the simmons family would have benefitted not only from time off right after the baby

exonerations case in dallas was fred could this mean freedom for christopher scott and cause simmons. quite soon in christopher scott. we're both in the same courtroom receiving life sentences twelve years ago today their names clear the evidence supports the final finding factually and each defendant in these two cases are actually innocent. two individuals for capital murder in crimes in which they didn't commit i wasn't angry i wasn't being about the situation i was happy i had my time to be made and in prison i had my time to be be in prison it was no time for me because i didn't want the stagnate my growth that what i'm trying to do i have. to try to force see him make happen when christopher scott was released from prison the state of texas compensated him with a million dollar settlement he never forgot what it was like to wear that white jumpsuit every day so he built a store and filled it with color and style. and when an inmate is exonerated or if they serve time with scott he helps them to get back some of their dignity with a fresh set of clothes to go which is. good. chri

in response -- general, beth simmons wrote and i, quote, smarter as an organization and stronger as a core. her comments to active duty and retired nurses celebrated this promotion as a sign of strength and progressiveness of the army nurse corps.. nearly 100 years after its founding, the army nurse core could claim a race and gender diversity between its membership and its leadership that will remain elusive in both the the civilian nursing populations and among the other branches of the military. simmons comments, however, disclose very little about the historic relationship between the army nurse core and the movements for social justice and the 20th century. still the campaigns to integrate u.s. army nurse core were part of a larger civil rights struggle. between the early 20th century and war in vietnam, through the presidencies of franklin roosevelt truman eisenhower and kennedy african-american female nurses -- and white male nurses labored simultaneously to reimagine the ideas of nurses as white and female. well not a unified movement. the push by both groups for access to and

dan simmons has been looking at another idea. that is so loud, but he does it with such grace. mph. it will go up to 500 metres, which is like 1,500 feet. it can fly for ten to 15 minutes, and it only weighs about 65 kilos. the main straight at goodwood is more familiar with fast cars than jetpacks streaming past the stands, but as part of the future lab exhibition here, this man dreams of us all taking to the skies. this jetpack — as soon as the whole thing is off, you do want to clear all of that fuel and all of that baggage. it might be thejbii, it might be new, it might be extra—special in terms of the amount of power and agility it offers david as he goes flying around this circuit, but once he's done with it, just get the thing off. great landing, like it. tell me a bit about this. so jbii, six engines, this is our latest version. sojbii, this is the 11th iteration. so there have been ten before this. flew around statue of liberty injb9, that was two years ago, but it only had two engines. so you have some redundancy. you can lose one of these thrusters and you will stay

dan simmons has been looking at another idea. that is so loud, but he does it with such grace.. it will go up to 500 metres, which is like 1,500 feet. it can fly for ten to 15 minutes, and it only weighs about 65 kilos. the main straight at goodwood is more familiar with fast cars than jetpacks screaming past the stands, but as part of the future lab exhibition here, this man dreams of us all taking to the skies. this jetpack — as soon as the whole thing is off, you do want to clear all of that fuel and all of that baggage. it might be thejbii, it might be new, it might be extra—special in terms of the amount of power and agility it offers david as he goes flying around this circuit, but once he's done with it, just get the thing off. great landing, like it. tell me a bit about this. so jbii, six engines, this is our latest version. sojbii, this is the 11th iteration. so there have been ten before this. flew around statue of liberty injb9, that was two years ago, but it only had two engines. so you have some redundancy. you can lose one of these thrusters and you will stay up.

grenades palestinians protesters are being stopped from going into one of islam's holiest sites i'm sure simmons has been outside some mosque. this is one of the main approaches to the al aqsa mosque compound and it was closed along with four others a five hour standoff with the security forces in which they actually surrounded this entire area with barricades and when they were lifted this was the scene right here so many protesters who've been praying outside the mosque here to protest also and try to get past the coltons being manned by the israeli police it was a negotiated end to what had been a very tense atmosphere inside the compound there had been an attack as it was described by the custodian is all of this mosque complex that's wax on behalf of the jordanians they said it had been an invasion by the israeli security forces however is security forces were accusing some people of throwing rocks and throwing fireworks and that was the reason why backup was called and so many security forces opened fire or with sound grenades and also some tear gas at one point and people were told to eva

andrew simmons al-jazeera the seller in the occupied west bank. a boat loaded with aid for gaza has been intercepted by the israeli navy and is being a schoolteacher the port city of ashdod it was one of two boats attempting to break the twelve year blockade of gaza by israel and egypt they set off from italy a week ago carrying twenty two people including some israeli citizens. so the media is saying gunman who shot dead the head of intelligence security for aden airport in yemen and that's a macair was killed by mosque gunman no group has claimed responsibility for the attack there has been a recent rise in attacks on government officials including high ranking security commanders and intelligence officers. to children and their great grandmother are among eight people dead after wildfires in northern california more than thirty eight thousand people remain under evacuation orders in and around the city of reading on saturday president donald trump declared a state of emergency in parts of california devastated by the fire fighters have attacked

. >> but sarah simmons claims it was all miscommunication. president was not saying no as saying all questions>> dhoops st ter comme and president said thank you very much andyi sa no to answering questions. president and administration are working hard make sure yawsh is unable toeddling in the he he welces and in the past as stated >> since there's currently not electionec today not ifically but we certainly believe we're taking steps to make sure they can do iten again and prt trump went on to continue to listen to questions reporters were one. and even commented on >> ha t y everyone. >> we're doing well we're doing well and doing very well, probably as well as anybod has ever done with russia and there's been no president ever as touch as i have beeon russia and all is look at the numbers and look what we've done and look at sanctions and look atrs ambas not there and look unfortunately at what happened isyria recently and president putin knows that betterdy than anybo. >> president mentioned sanks they have not been fully implemented an

marlo simmons is here to present from the department of public health.good morning. >> good morning, i am marl low simmons with behavioral health services within the department of public health and we function as a managed health care plan for mental health services to medical beneficiaries in san francisco and under that work we are required to have a mental health plan contract with the state department of health care services. and they in turn answer to the feds. in 2016, the federal government released new regulations that oversee the requirements related to the work that we do and the state is required to develop new contracts with the mental health plans at the county level that reflect the new changes and so we -- the fourth item really is the new contract that outlines all of the new requirements and the third item is taking the existing contracts and backing it up. so we don't have two contracts at the same time. >> chair cohe.it is a retroactio july 1, 2017, which is a requirement from the feds down and on to us. >> chair cohen: does that concl

was sort of a surprise move from a president who typically doubles down i the facef criticis sarah simmonsday after he stood next to vladimir putin and refused to answer whethere believed his assessment to russia meddled in the 2016ssessment. he claims he misspokeonhen saying i d see any reason it would be russia meddling in the election >> i accept the intelligence community' conclusion that russia o meddling in the 2 took place. i don't see any reason why it wouldn'te russia. sort of a doubl negati so you can put that in. i bebaeve thatbly clarifies things pretty good by itself >> it's stl unclear if the esident's clarification will be enough, democrats a pushing for the national security team toestify >>> a russian spy whoee has b living in dc wil held behind appearance tomorrow.he court prosecutors allege she tried to inte american political organizations on behalf of russia.we transcripts released. her attorney argued she's not a flight risk. >>> t it appeo be the thing nd mowns across america be getting worse >>

stun grenades palestinians protested at being denied entry into one of islam's holiest sites under simmons outside the al aqsa mosque in occupied east.

i was wondering why everybody said simmons. i wanted to talk about biologic drugs and the ftc doesn't currently have the authority to monitor the agreements made with the manufacturers of biologics and the similar's is an important if the ftc has that authority? >> my understanding is look at that authority of the agreement between the brand name drug fractures to monitor this anti- competitive behavior that you can have a significant impact out there? if you take those actions. >> that statute requires that there is any agreement that delays the marketing of the product to report that to the ftc and those disclosures are significant a way in which the commission finds out from these agreements and it gives them the sense to tell us where to look these are anti- competitive not it is a big brief description and we can look at them to figure out which looks like a problem and we go after it. >> there is a study out there that shows while brand-name drugs are 10% that are dispensed including biologics there is a huge amount of mo

. >> keir simmons, ladies and gentlemen. how do you like waking up this early? >> i love it.10:00 in my world. >> let's talk about the trump/mueller investigation. he seems to be ramping up his attacks against mueller, using words like illegal scam, obviously he has used witch-hunt for some time. is this a sign you think the president is beginning to get nervous about the mueller investigation or how do you explain the sudden escalation in language? >> beginning to get nervous? of course he's nervous. he's furious. he doesn't know, like all of us, what is happening behind the closed doors of that investigation, and that is driving him crazy. but what he's doing is what anyone would do in a kind of sense politically and just throw mud, throw mud, see what sticks, accuse him of being democrats. that's a strategy born of the fact that what we have is a vacuum that's fuelling this story of speculation and what could mueller have, and in the end, of course, whatever comes out trump will say -- president trump will say that it is wrong, that it doesn't stick. so he's kind of gettin

make simmons's responsible for props and weapons she's been working on james bond film soar almost thirty years and finds it very exciting. being able to take an audience to places they've never been and show them technology they've never seen and then have an exciting story line up an adventure that they wouldn't go on in real life visitors can get an idea of how a scene was shot in virtual and interactive installations. they can also become a secret service agents themselves all they need to do is subject themselves to a scam by a robot. this enormously create the motions at all i think that's a good thing you know so it's like a movie where you also have. a different you know kind of almost like a narrative thread that sometimes it's very transit it's you sometimes you know all its forms. you know you can relax to visit ends with highlights of the scenes from spector shows in the area. and then of course there's a chance to buy bones merchandise in the gift shop. people started his film career doing camera work on bond films he's one of the exhibitions first visitors and he's impressed

places the rise of brazil is that perry simmons in those windows. and would. cause you to live and. what it feel like to lift the trophy even if the champions league is lifted lightly you've listed all the big travis got lots of personal accolades but that little trophy is very heavy what does it feel like. this is a dream yes. they were. dressing room. yes i thought why the. embassy. when you. are really in a cloud of going to. america. in . world cup champion oh. man the profitable easter this potter movie. little. friend gets ornaments with france england the central the freekick. how did that happen i've watched this free kick like many football fans trying. and i watch the ball boy beyond the goal because he thinks this is going to hit him it goes like that and. i don't know. that and i mean to think you're separate. people like you. have been able unlike me remitted a lot of a lot of food all the acne. of yet another new company about iraqi everybody but only center it was is going to be celebrated. not black at the publicity. you have mr mollett that. if you steal it are it i

simmons says the conditions here are ideal for a cutting edge experiment. here with colleagues at the university of eastern finland and quo he's studying the effects of fine dust on the human body. the research project underway here is unique. the findings are likely to put pressure on the authorities. especially regarding aerosol particles released from burning wood. and his team are analyzing the dangerous substances and wood smoke. doing that has presented them with a number of challenges. finding out exactly how these particulates harm ourselves and our bodies is an even bigger effort. the experiment will probably challenge our romantic view of the quaint and cozy wood stove. the research team at the university and have for weeks to complete the study. each day they burn different types of wood including birch beach and spruce. tubes and hoses guide the flue gas through a series of measuring instruments that analyze the components. the fine particulates themselves are dangerous to health but they're even more hazardous when they're loaded with chemical

and to simmons' al-jazeera not the seller in the occupied west bank. ok let's get some more of that conversation that andrew had with i had to me. to enter a geisha it was really hard i was subject to sever violations the interrogator used scene words to me there were no female soldiers there and i have a right to that i had two million target hers questioning me also as a minor they didn't even charge a family member to be there which was my right so what are your plans now. i is anything i can do to deliver the message of palestine to do for my country relieve a positive mark inside and make me optimistic of course no palestinian spirit in every palestinian house there's a prisoner a martyr or only the person i'm not the only one people are describing us and i can do intend to take up politics perhaps and. maybe with time when i'm able i might think about the coming couple of this and at some point. well to me means release was discussed in a meeting of the israeli cabinet the agriculture minister calls her a terrorist. i think israel acts too mercif

andrew simmons al-jazeera. in the occupied west bank of israel's cabinet discussed to me his release the agriculture minister called her a terrorist so. i think israel acts too mercifully with these types of terrorists and others israel should treat harshly those who hit its soldiers we can't have a situation where there is no deterrence lack of deterrence leads to the reality we see now you can change that we must change that. a fishing boat carrying aid for gaza has been intercepted by the israeli navy and is now being escorted to the port city of ashdod it was one of two boats attempting to break the twelve year blockade of gaza by israel and egypt it set off from palermo in italy a week ago carrying twenty two people including some israeli citizens charles stratford has more now from ashdod. the israeli ministry released a statement saying that the navy had intercepted this vessel because it was trying to violate what it describes as the illegal blockade on gaza he said that the navy had been monitoring and

strange, a character that kiss frontman gene simmons said today inspired his famous hand gesture.'s ditko's spiderman that spun a billion dollar brand and forever left his mark on pop cultur blake mccoy nb new york. >>> when we come back, a group of enterprising teens who a group of enterprising teens who are not only e a group of enterprising teens who are not only e touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasis had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. most people were still clearer after one year. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. ready

maybe a start and not an end to her actions andrew simmons al-jazeera. in the occupied west bank. well to me means release was discussed at a meeting of the israeli cabinet the agriculture minister called her a terrorist. i think israel acts to mercifully with these types of terrorists and others israel should treat harshly those who hit its soldiers we can't have a situation where there is no deterrence deterrence leads to that reality we see now you can change that we must change the. world to me means detention put the spotlight on the number of minors being held inside israeli prisons the country's military juvenile court was established in two thousand and nine and human rights groups say the system uses the legal process to hide rights abuses as of the end of may two hundred ninety one palestinian minors were in israeli jails as security detainees and prisoners that includes three palestinian minors held under what's called administrative detention which means there detained without charge or trial another six miners are held for being in is real illegally israel says the co

simmons. the question is on the nomination of mr. simmons, and the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [inaudible conversations] >> by this vote, the ayes are. 14, the nos are 9, the nomination is agreed to. >> thank you. if there are no objections, the committee will now voice vote is en bloc the nominations of the remaining three. so are there any objections? hearing none, the question is on the nominations of ms. donaldson, ms. evans and dr. fall. all those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> all those opposed say nay. the ayes have it, the nominations are ordered reported favorably. any senators who wish to be recorded as no on the nomination that we just favorably reported? >> madam chair? >> senator hirono. >> i ask to be recorded as no on ms. evans. >> any other members? are there any members who wish to make brief statements about any of the nominees who have just been favorably reported? i would note that in the interest of time those statements can also be included as part of the record. seeing no comments, that concludes our votes, and this business meeting

our first gay city college trustee tim, who paved the way and our constitute trustee simmons is here as well. there are some folks who worked on this campaign without whom i would not be here. they are led by my campaign manager, kyle she'lly who is going tsmealie.mckenzie ewuing d director. brendon shucard who did great work for us. and our fantastic interns i hope many of you will be coming into city hall with us. i know some of you are. scott carlson, john tell, jackie, jock steinberger. amelia -- i can't say her last name. and then i also want to acknowledge mark leno's campaign manager who will be coming in as another legislative aid in our office, aaron mundy. [applause] and last but not least wrapping up his business as a small business owner, bar owner, tom te mprano could not be here but starts next week, he will be my third legislative aid. [applause] i am not even going to try to acknowledge ever single neighborhood, leader, c.b.d. head, labor leader, so many folks, the leaders of alice and milk and there are so many fantastic folks in this room, i'm going to stop there. b