next speaker, please. >> good morning, my name is steven edwards. i'm also a member of the san francisco coalition of underground utilities. i live in district 8. i wanted to point out what seems to me a huge discrepancy between the -- what we heard this morning in this hearing and what we see on the streets. the speakers from the telecoms and from pg&e this morning emphasized and went into considerable detail about the protocols that they use in order to coordinate amongst themselves and how they ensure that each of the various steps are taken to make sure that things are installed on poles, that they're safe, that they're earthquake safe and so on. and yet, the reality before our eyes that you see over here, this is what it really looks like. this is not what we heard. all this stuff, the tape, you see the cut bits there that you see hanging down, they're using these not poles, but the wires themselves to store large heavy coils of cable. i heard no one say that any form of academic or scientific study has been done on the risks of these hanging t

edward thomas strauss. steven r. strauss.ry strickland. >> steven strobert. >> walwyn wellington stuart jr. >> benjamin suarez. >> david scott suarez. >> ramon suarez. dino xavier suarez ramirez. yoichi sumiyama sugiyama. william christopher sugra. daniel thomas suhr. >> david marc sullins. christopher p. sullivan. patrick sullivan. thomas g. sullivan. hi hilario sumaya jr. >> james suozzo. >> and my aunt, lucia carvassi. i wish were you still here so i could greet you at doort like i used to every day when you came home from work. we miss you and love you very much. >> and my sister, kumar zuniva. we love you and miss you every day. >> clean m.supinski. >> robert sutcliffe. >> seline sutter. >> claudia sutton. >> john francis swaine. >> christine m. sweerson. >> brian david sweeney. >> brian edward sweeney? mad lynn amy sweeney. >> kenneth swenson. >> thomas swift. >> derek sword. >> kevin thomas szocik. gina sztejnberg. norbert szurkowski. harry tabac. joanne tabeek. michael tadonnia. takahashi. takahashi. john talhami. joh

croix, also knew him on mainland america including edward stevens, nicholas kruger, david dieckmann, and george called they-- codwife, and would've known his age and birthday. those who realized that he provided an incorrect age must've gone along with the deception and approved, or hamilton convinced them that they remembered incorrectly. however he got friends to comply, it is difficult to rectify his long deception regarding his age against his well-known honesty. hamilton frequently remarked on the importance of being honest, he often spoke honestly even to his own detriment. his friends noted his adherence to crew -- to truth and no man ever disdained duplicity or carried frankness further than he. even his enemies acknowledged that they never knew him to disguise his intentions or deny their consequences. on his word, i can rely equally. honesty, it is hard to believe that hamilton misrepresented his age for his entire adult life. it is possible, that these two are related. perhaps his strict menaced -- honesty and other matters where's -- was a strict result of his deception i

this was repeated by james yard, probably based on information from hamilton's good friend edward stevens, who is yard's brother-in-law and repeated by john c. hamilton. unlike his birthday, his birth on nevis has never been questioned because there was never any reason to doubt it. however, none of the witnesses who testified in the divorce proceedings mentioned rachel having been on nevis during the 1750's. both jemima and james ash put rachel and saint you say she's -- only testify that rachel was away from the island. this did not mean that they never lived on or visited nevis. based on the information in the divorce court there is a gap in the timeline during which rachel could have been on the island. after leaving st. kitts in 1753, it was not known where she was living until she was still and again found in 1756. while it is possible that rachel and her family lived on an island during this entire period, there is no record of her whereabouts for these three or so years. this gives her the perfect time kitts port to return to nevis. sometime after alexander hamilton's birth, rache

hussa steven highland jr. thomas edward hynes walter g.li zuhtu ibis jonathan lee ielpi michael iken daniel ilkanayev frederick ill jr. >> and my mother, yvonne kennedy who dedicated over 30 years of her life to the australian red cross and lived adli life of inclusion, compassion, equality and compassion and humanity. and if there is one legacy that she leaves is that we all, no matter the color, no matter the creed, no matter the religion, and no matter your tribe live our lives with the same humanity she did. >> my mother, barbara p. walsh. the void in our hearts, mom will never heal. you'll be so proud of us, your family, your grandchildren are getting so big. we know you're looking down on us giving signs. continue to give us strength to get past this horrific day. we love you and we'll always miss you and you'll always be forever in our heart. god bless america. abraham nethanel ilowitz anthony p. infante jr. louis s. inghilterra christopher noble ingrassia paul innella stephanie veronica irby douglas jason irgang kristin irvine ryan

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edward jones. it's time for investing to feel individual. >> announcer: treasury secretary steven mnuchin on the biggest issues face the u.s. economy raiding, interest rates, job ♪ hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can know who's on your network and control who shouldn't be, only with xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. >>> welcome back to "fast money. we were trying to work out some of the troubles before kicking off the ipo road show. possibly as early as next week the valuation was slashed after weak demand now the biggest investor softbank is calming for wework to shechl the offering. nonetheless sources telling our david faber full steam ahead what does the debt tell you, kirn at this time. >> there are interesting things going on debt is interesting. this is a bond chart 7 appear 7/8 paper if you see the spike up near the right side that's when they announced going public and then now look at what's happened alm of the benefit that these bonds thought they would get by equity and equity infusion of an ipo is completely gone the yield on the paper now 6-year paper 8.4%. >> 8.4 >> okay, i und

edward, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. talks between the u.s. and china went well enough that the next face-to-face meeting still on. treasury secretary stevenchinese trade team will be in washington next week for primary level talks. >> we had deputy level talks last week and we made a little bit of progress on that front and we look forward to meeting with the vice premier. >> reporter: that puts the 13th round of face-to-face talks less than three weeks from the deputy level meetings. the tones has remained the same for both sides. the u.s. trade p representatives saying the deputy level talks were productive. a perso spokesperson said the to sides held specific discussions about arrangements for the next round of talks in october. they agreed to continue to communicate. mark warner saying confronting china is the foreign policy challenge of our time. he thinks on trade president trump should have aligned our partners and then taken on china as a united front. >> acting in isolation only enables china to play countries and companieses off one another. undermining our leverage and impact. especially when so many countries actually do share