tracey, welcome to this cultural life.r life has always run all the way through your are right but when did the art start? yet they make the art then took off at school because i missed so much skill. i stopped going to school when i was about 13 and had to go back and i was 15. i went back for three months and i had to do three days a week, by law, otherwise my mum would have been in trouble with social services and things. i just did whatever i wanted to do an art and i think that is what it was really. it really sort of, it became me if that makes sense. in a serious way. and i think, because the teachers took me seriously, and trusted me, that was quite a fantastic thing at the age of 15 when no one else did and i didn't have much else to hold onto at the time. and i think if i hadn't done out at school god knows what would have happened no idea. this out at school god knows what would have happened no idea.— out at school god knows what would have happened no idea. this was my aodmother have happened no idea. this was

tracey emin, thank you very much.o to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. hello there. we're going to see some sunny spells and scattered showers today. now, like yesterday, some of those showers could be heavy, perhaps thundery, but there won't perhaps be quite as intense or as frequent as they were yesterday. but it's been a fine start to the day for many of us. that's the scene this morning in scotland. and a bit of rain effects in the far north of scotland is going to clear away some rain affecting east anglia, the south east of england, that's on its way out. and for many of us, sunny spells. but look at these speckled showers here across northern ireland, wales, the south west of england, some of those heavy and thundery at times, especially, i think in northern ireland. and maximum temperatures getting to about 21 to 23 degrees celsius, feeling cooler and fresher compared to yesterday. but at wimbledon, it means we've got a bit of rain this morning that's clearing. so there'll be some sunshine increas

guess what, tracey chapman, they play that on the radio, tracey chapman wrote the song, she makes moneyy works. she gets the money, he doesn't, when it plays on the radio. they both make money on spotify. that is a good thing. for the "washington post" to put out click bait, this is racial, it is exactly opposite, it shows we are coming together and race wasn't part of the issue. >> harris: they want to make it so, we are not allowed to go forward without somebody trying to cancel us on the race format, of the woke focus, ability to wipe us away if we make progres on this issue. it is one reason we are not allowed to look at the past and quantify the present and future. if we do that, we know we have come a distance and things are progressing. there is a lot of love in the world. he loved his dad and listened to the song. he was a kid riding around and bringing it to new oaudiences ad we're attached to it. you are, i'm no longer 35. you have knowa older audience that reconnected with that song. >> kayleigh: i now love the song. i was young when she put it out, i am reintroduced to this

tracey emin, thank you very much.to bbc sounds, or wherever you get your podcasts. hello, there. there's no real change in our weather patterns coming our way any time soon, and that means it stays unsettled. loads more showers in the forecast, as we'll see in a moment. for monday, we have some heavy downpours come through, starting off across parts of northern ireland, before spreading to scotland, and as they worked through threave, brought 15 millimetres of rain in a space ofjust an hour, really torrential rain. that's a bit more than half an inch of rain injustan hour. now, those heavy bursts of rain are working northeastwards at the moment. the rain will ease as we head towards dawn, but at the same time, we'll see some heavy rain pop up across the midlands, running into lincolnshire and east anglia, as well. still quite warm and humid across eastern areas of england as we start the day, tuesday, but in the west, a relatively fresh feel to the day, with temperatures around 13 to 1a degrees. now, tuesday morning,

tracey emin, thank you _ than nothing. tracey emin, thank you so _ than nothing.ur podcasts. hello there. we closed out our working week on a hot and increasingly humid story, in fact many areas across the country seeing temperatures mid—to—high 20s, peaking in the southeast with 30 degrees as an afternoon high. that means temperatures not falling very far at all, so the start of saturday morning is going to be quite an uncomfortable one, quite a muggy one. temperatures in london, well, sitting at around 20 degrees already — that's 68 fahrenheit. and with that humidity, unfortunately with this weather front pushing in from the southwest, could trigger off some sharp thundery downpours as we go through the start of the weekend. so dry, settled sunny start for many, but here is that front and you can see the brighter colours denoting the intensity of that thundery rain. large hail not out of the question as well. it sweeps quite quickly north and east, so behind it there will be some sunshine, and in actual fact, across parts of east anglia we could still see temper

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this is about, well, would tracey chapman have ever found this success. >> yes.combs. nobody has any issue with luke. the conversation is because what's happening now is an example of a much bigger problem in country music. a study was done on the country music radio between 2002 and 2020, and there were only 0.6% black artists played throughout that time period. so the conversation here, the thing we feel uneasy about is that we feel uneasy about is we know if tracey wanted to put her music out in the country space, it wouldn't happen. it still wouldn't happen. >> are you talking 1988 or even today, if she'd released this song, the original arrangement or the arrangement that luke combs used, it would not have reached where this song is now? >> i don't think that it would have seen any success even today. and i want to be clear, i'm talking very specifically about the country music industry. i'm very, very aware of all success that the song has had. but in country music, there is a very, very, you know, clear discrimination against people of color and queer peop

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tracey, good to see you as. always tracy alloway. when we come back, with a struggle pan tony evers outsmart to republicans and increased school funding in his state for the next 400 years. 400 years. i'm here to discuss governor evers's master class on using a line item veto against republicans on line items. we will discuss that next with congressman gwen moore of wisconsin. re o wisconsin. y psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can dramatically relieve ra and psa symptoms, including fatigue for some. it can stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least one heart disease

tracey, good to see you as. always tracy alloway.ome back, with a struggle pan tony evers outsmart to republicans and increased school funding in his state for the next 400 years. 400 years. i'm here to discuss governor evers's master class on using a line item veto against republicans on line items. we will discuss that next with congressman gwen moore of wisconsin. >> okay, there is thinking big and then there's thinking really big. the wisconsin governor, tony evers, was clearly thinking really big when he used his veto power on wednesday to increase public school funding for the next four centuries. for centuries. here's how he did it. this is what wisconsin's biennial budget looks like when it was sent to governor evers deaths kobe's and it'll it's a lot. it caused called for a spending increase for each student for the coming school year in 2024 to 2025. before signing the budget into law, governor evers, with a few key at, it increased spending until 20 4:25, 2425, the year. i know you're asking right now, and the answer is, a

san francisco police officer vice president lieutenant tracey mccray.re are many jurisdictions who no longer pursue shop lifting cases, which makes me wonder, what is the deterrent? why not do it? >> you are exactly right. why not do it, the chances of you getting caught are slim to none. the extreme example of chain l lock, chain across a door at a convenience store, you have to ask to go get it unlocked and get basic necessities, foot, right? it is mind boggling. i have to laugh or pull my hair out. this is insane behavior in a major american city, where you have to do this. what country are we living in? >> trey: i was in new york not long ago and the people there were fantastic, the reason i got to meet them, i had to ring a bell if i wanted anything. ring a bell and they come get it and granted, maybe i look like a shop lifter, maybe they don't do that to everyone. it seemed backward to punish the 99 who were not going to steal, why not? your da's office, if you were to make a shop lifting case, respond and make an arrest, would it be prosecuted in

up next, a country star covers tracey chapman's 80s hit.ity. we're gonna go there, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever you go. wherever you stay. all you need is one key. earn and use rewards across expedia, hotels.com, and vrbo. listen up, you dogs with allergic itch! today's talking lesson is just one word: apoquel. ap--o--quel. ♪ you can't teach your itchy dog to talk... ...so, talk to your vet about apoquel. apoquel is for the control of allergic itch in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs with serious infections. apoquel may increase the chances of developing serious infections... ...and may cause existing parasitic skin infections or pre-existing cancers to worsen. new neoplasias have been observed. i'm glad we speak the same language. ask your vet for apoquel. one song, two artists, three decades, and a conversation about culture and diversity in the world of music. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ singer tracy chapman's popular single from 1988, fast car, is back in the spotlight, after country star luke combs covered the song this year. h

that the first poet laureate icon the chance to be involved as well as tracey kay smith. another way of reaching people through words. >> want to stick with online or come back in the room here? >> when we think of, libraries we think of books. but a way that people are accessing resources digitally. i was a library thinking about increasing digital access? >> that's what we're doing. it's not just the, library of congress we're all thinking about this, the wall street journal article says you can get evokes, all types of things digitally. going into the future, libraries are very involved with the born digital material. we will be right there. that is another access point that were very concerned about. labrador party calm down that road and are going to be even more involved. there are certain books, for instance, that you'll still see picture books of their young children. those don't translate as well to the digital form. become more involved with the tablet then the interaction. you'll still see print books, graphic novels are very popular. digital access. >> libby a

i would like to now introduce our first moderator, tracey edwards tracy serves as long island director of the acp. supporting ten branches in nassau and suffolk county focused on education, voting rights and civic engagement. public safety, criminal justice and environmental justice. as an elected member of the huntington town council, she focused on providing services to unemployed and underemployed residents, including job access to job development of life skills and access to not for profit assistance. so please join me in welcoming the stage. councilwoman tracy edwards. hi. well, don't you look marvelous. i am thrilled to call moderate event with former congressman steve israel. representative israel served in the us congress. from 2001 to 2017, including four years as chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee. he left washington unindicted. he left washington undefeated and he. he left to pursue new passions and 2021, he opened a small independent bookstore for theodore's books with his lovely wife, cara, who is sitting right there next to my gorgeous husband, wa

in hollywood, tracey long for nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> overnight traffic snarled by two crashes in the east bay. coming up on nbc bay area news, the deadly turn of events involving multiple vehicles on the 880. >>> and who wants to be a millionaire? many times over. ginger and i say we do. >> we do. >> you have not one but two chances to make that happen. we'll tell you just is up for grabs. >>> as we head to break, we continue to track the hot temperatures as extreme heat is set to move in. >> we know one of the places that can get especially dangerously hot, your car. still ahead with the full forecast, meteorologist kari hall is breaking down what you need to keep in mind to stay safe this weekend. >>> as we deal with these hot temperatures, this reminder -- every year children and pets die due to being left inside of hot vehicles. and if you think you can just run inside after just a few minutes, let me show you hot hot it can get inside of a vehicle. if the air temperature is at 100 degrees, well, inside that vehicle after just a few minutes can jump up to 134 degrees. that

emin's and i look at tracey emin's messed up bed, i think that's no art because there's no mastery,'s no skill involved and it's beautiful. not it's not beautiful. it's not good art good or truthful either. but art used be. i mean, look at for used to be. i mean, look at for me, the renaissance period is the of, western the peak of, of western civilisation when art was not about it wasn't the selfish about us, it wasn't the selfish creator trying to his mark creator trying to put his mark on world or it wasn't on the world or it wasn't always. it often about always. it was often about reminding the reminding people about the presence when you presence of god. when do you think stopped think that stopped being the case? not sure the exact date >> i'm not sure the exact date that would be, but i know that there's pivotal moment. and there's a pivotal moment. and that moment is when that pivotal moment is when duchamp, as we know, his urinal that put the art museum. i that he put in the art museum. i think that's something that's really but the actual really key. but but the actual thi

absolutely everything having to do with race when it has nothing to do with race, we had that with the traceyhapman thing. and chapman is thanking luke combs and luke combs and her are like best friends. thank you for recognizing that. >> todd: when the person that wrote it says your cover is not racist, that should be the end of it. >> carley: jason aldean is the winner this morning. former president trumps he expects to be arrested for a third time as a target in a special counsel investigation, this time into january 6. >> the doj has become a weapon for the democrats, an absolute weapon. try to demean and diminish and frighten people, but they don't frighten us, we will make america great again. >> todd: more of trump's response and how this is impacting the primaries, don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. even... susan? hers, too. safe. secure. and powered by the next generation 10g network. with comcast business, advanced security isn't just pos

tracey. >> oh, he's tracey. >> tracey had hair that grew, too.asterclasses. yes. more yes. it cindy was much more blue. sort of girl tracey blue. peter sort of girl tracey was you know, a bit wild. and if you pressed a button in her tummy , her hair grew. tummy, her hair grew. >> oh , so you can style it. >> oh, so you can style it. >> i think i do remember seeing that for a million that advert for a million hairdressers brought on that advert for a million haitracey, rs brought on that advert for a million haitracey, the brought on that advert for a million haitracey, the growingght on that advert for a million haitracey, the growing hair on that advert for a million haitracey, the growing hair doll i >> -- >> but yeah, i think the point is that they're very clever at making good movies. now they are. >> if the script is good enough, mind you, of course that's a problem because the script writers are still strike. writers are still on strike. >> the problem. so that's >> that's the problem. so that's why a big delay on it. why there's a big dela

tracey higgins has been to find out more. first aid with a difference.to prepare youngsters for some of the street violence they may encounter on a night out. . . out. knife crime, catastrophic leadin: out. knife crime, catastrophic leading alcohol _ out. knife crime, catastrophic leading alcohol intoxication i leading alcohol intoxication are real challenges young people are dealing with all the time. this is about being able to practically do something in those moments when your friend is poorly, hurt injured and needs help. is poorly, hurt in'ured and needs help._ is poorly, hurt in'ured and needs help. is poorly, hurt in'ured and needs hel. ., . , ., needs help. here at the city of wolverhampton _ needs help. here at the city of wolverhampton college - needs help. here at the city of- wolverhampton college teenagers are been taught how to treat knife wounds, deal with acid attacks and help friends who have taken drugs or alcohol. they will be able to use it in case there is a stabbing wound and not stop, slow down the circulation, so they do not blee

we were told by 30 rocks tracey jordan to live every week like it is shark week and cocaine is a hillug for hammer heads as the discovery channel favorite showed the predator has a taste for more than baby sale meat they come for dust and nose in candy and now monsters are agitated switchy sleep deprived they can't keep their underware on and leaving laptops at repair shops so what's next? burisma going offer the a seat only board as heat index breaks records from tucson to tuscaloosa weather gods are as angry with ron desantis and mainstream media and sharks may be the low of the winds and causing enflags and florida manatee bay is registering over 100 degrees in the water on some flowing buoys your hot tub might be toasty when it is 105 and now you'll be swimming in a florida clam bake as cocaine sharks boil the depght in unfortunate and imperfect storm. >> unbearable. hot -- >> hot a lot of t's yeah sharks are not the only miserable marine life suffering the swelter. worried sun wore shepers are now engaging in the uglyish fashion to pay since the burlap g string behold the facekin

bianculli: ...and "the tracey ullman show." oh, polly!ing different. i gotta have those candy bars. you better not be thinking of stealing those candy bars. that's it! "the simpsons" would never have come along had it not been for "the tracey ullman show." ultimately, crime hurts the criminal. but that's not true mom. i gotta free ride home didn't i? bart! levine: fox was thrilled that it was different. they said, sure, be experimental. do whatever you want. we're just happy to have a show on the air. [ laughter ] i'm home! bianculli: "married with children" was their first big, big hit in that way that said if all the rest of television is going this way, we're going that way. bud, kelly, you want to come down and help me in the kitchen? [ doors slam ] [ chuckles ] there, that should buy us about 10 minutes. 7 more than we'll need. [ chuckles ] mandabach: the title of "married with children" on the script was "not the cosby show." how great. i mean, you know, you have to love that. they just were taking the piss out of american families.

william: all right, catherine tracey of ut health houston, thank you so much for being here.atherine: thank you. ♪ amna: from our bookshelf tonight, a revealing look at women in leadership and how they view and use their power differently compared to their male counterparts. it's the focus of the latest collaboration from journalists katty kay and claire shipman. i recently sat down with katty to discuss their new book, "the power code: more joy, less ego, maximum impact for women and everyone else." katty kay, welcome back to the newshour. thanks for being here. katty: i want to thank you for having me. defe it the same way.out power. what do you mean? how how do people see it differently? katty: so we wrote this book because we looked at the numbers. only 10% of ceos are women. something like 27 of the world's odd 200 countries have female leaders. and we just thought this is not enough. but we came across a piece of research from harvard a few years ago which which sort of turned it all on its head. and that showed that actually maybe women don't want power. amna: don't ev

. >> thank you so much, tracey chapman performed in the commonwealth of massachusetts. in the meantime, the special counsel of jared kushner, is ron desantis the new jeb bush explanation point. it turns out the safest place on earth to hide your staff is the white house. i am john berman and this is cnn tonight, or seen in very nearly tomorrow. tomorrow we might still be counting the new developments in the investigation into donald trump, because they have been coming in every few minutes. jared kushner upcoming before the grand jury, hope hicks before the grand jury, alyssa farah griffin before federal prosecutors, and we will get to all of it. but at the center of it, three major questions that perhaps reveal what the special counsel is up to. now, a warning to our viewers, these might seem insultingly obvious or simple, but they are legally pivotal. number one, did donald trump know he lost the election? number two, did donald trump say he lost the election? number three, how on earth could he have not have known he lost the election and are you actually serious thi

. >> black women are overrepresented in pursuing high education, and if you remember, tracey cotham's work on higher education, there's a way that black women have gone after these credentialing process is as a way to combat histories of racism and sexism that of wallace out of opportunities. but i want your personal, so you put up my tweet about the day that i was relieved of $78,000 in student loan debt, right? i was a beneficiary of affirmative action programs throughout my educational career. and high school, i was part of the federal trio program upper bound for working class kids. in college, the way that i got recruited by my hbcu howard university was a through a program that the national mayor corporation historical the national achievement program that was designed specifically to identify high achieving black students, and on their website they say that they came to that program after 1965 and the programs in the london johnson administration. and then when i went to get my phd, i had a diversity graduate fellowship that was given to students who were high achieving, who ma

tracey and jeremy join us. tracy, everyone is welcome. should wejust stop join us. should we just stop oil? yes please. i want to say about _ should we just stop oil? yes please. i want to say about the _ should we just stop oil? yes please. i want to say about the wind - i want to say about the wind turbine, i have run at the bottom of my garden, it does not belong to me, it belongs to the former and a despairing everyday. never stops. we watch it, to see which wind direction it is going on, if it is a foggy day it disappears in the folk but it is always going! haifa foggy day it disappears in the folk but it is always going!— foggy day it disappears in the folk but it is always going! how do you feel about the _ but it is always going! how do you feel about the new _ but it is always going! how do you feel about the new licences? - but it is always going! how do you feel about the new licences? i - but it is always going! how do you i feel about the new licences? i am... i am feel about the new licences? i am... i am looking — feel about the new licences? i am...

also want to thank tracey brown from my team as well as the entire district 10 office, the budget legislative analyst, controller's office, deputy city attorney ann pierson and of course the mayor's budget director anna dunning. we were able to restore a lot of resources that were proposed to be cut. restore cuts from the draconian mayor office of housing community development. restored funding to combat domestic violence, protected child care and homelessness resources, secure funding for recovery hubs and we secured funding for the office of reparations and just excited about being able to come to a point where we could balance the budget, particularly and in the face of pretty high deficits over the next couple fiscal years so thank you to everyone who worked hard on this budget, including the community and of course our clerk brent who was here with us the entire time and also other members of the clerk's office who stayed with us and of course made sure we were able to have efficient meetings and conducted business of the city. thank you. >> thank you supervisor walton. supervisor presto

i would like to now introduce our first moderator, tracey edwards tracy serves as long island director of the acp. supporting ten branches in nassau and suffolk county focused on education,

i would like to now introduce our first moderator, tracey edwards tracy serves as long

. >> it was like tracey emin had taken edinburgh. was taken over edinburgh.. >> that's the end of part two after the break kirsty armour identifies what a woman is . paul identifies what a woman is. paul will decide whether women footballers are remunerated fairly and cressida will just sit there shaking her head. see you in a couple of minutes as we wrote that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to thursday , for most of us it's to thursday, for most of us it's going to be fairly cloudy . to thursday, for most of us it's going to be fairly cloudy. some outbreaks but if outbreaks of rain too, but if you live in central and eastern parts, will feel fairly you live in central and eastern parts, so ll feel fairly you live in central and eastern parts, so here's fairly you live in central and eastern parts, so here's the ly you live in central and eastern parts, so here's the situation humid. so

. >> it was like tracey emin had taken edinburgh. was taken over edinburgh.. >> that's the end of part two after the break kirsty armour identifies what a woman is . paul identifies what a woman is. paul will decide whether women footballers are remunerated fairly and cressida will just sit there shaking her head. see you in a couple of minutes as we wrote that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to thursday , for most of us it's to thursday, for most of us it's going to be fairly cloudy . to thursday, for most of us it's going to be fairly cloudy. some outbreaks but if outbreaks of rain too, but if you live in central and eastern parts, will feel fairly you live in central and eastern parts, so ll feel fairly you live in central and eastern parts, so here's fairly you live in central and eastern parts, so here's the ly you live in central and eastern parts, so here's the situation humid. so

all that's left unsaid by tracey lean.hen local sydney police are unable to solve the shocking murder of chi tran's brother, danny, a murder that took place at a busy local. chi must set aside her grief, take matters into her own hands as she tracks down the eight witnesses at the scene of the crime determine who was responsible for brother's death. not only is the at the center compelling, but lin manages to deftly explore grief and addiction in a profoundly moving way. secret identity by alex segura. part love letter to comic books part noir mystery secures propulsive page turning genre mash up introduces to 1970s comic book subculture in the story of a secretary and aspiring writer who inadvertently finds herself entering the dark underbelly of the comic book world. one full of murder and corruption. the cartographers by pung sheppard. it's no surprise pang calls up her mind bending book of am with another wildly imaginative novel here. now, as a young reeling from the death of her father, who discovers the controversia

but, boy, these clouds marched all the way over the ultima pass into the tracey area this morning.anta clara valley all the way into carmel by the sea. santa cruz with some drizzle this morning. also again from point reyes all the way into fort bragg and mendocino county. we do have low overcast conditions, temperatures due to the blanket of cloud cover, pretty uniform into the 50s and low 60s. and these clouds will begin to retreat out. let's watch when take a look at the clock. this is our futurecast. what i do is i get our computer models and i merge them together to come up with this forecast for you this afternoon. partial coastal clearing. otherwise, watch this . nine, 10:00 in the evening hours. we have the marine layer pushing into the san francisco bay. it will be partly to mostly cloudy for the 9 p.m. fireworks show at the arcadia. you're going to be heading to crissy field. my best advice is to dress in layers. it will be brisk with the winds. it will be a little on the coolish side. you will have a great time at a great show out there, but just nonetheless, it will be m

that report by tracey higgins.y specialises in the types i courses? this course really specialises in the types of. specialises in the types of incidents young people are dealing with in society today. young people are dealing with street violence, on street quite regularly. this is like drink spiking, alcohol intoxication, those other types of things that are addressed by this course rather than traditionalfirst—aid. it does addressed by this course rather than traditional first—aid. it does cover traditional first—aid. it does cover traditional aspects of first—aid, too, such as dpr and putting people in the recovery position but really critically it is something that we are teaching young people in dealing with stab wounds and things like that. it with stab wounds and things like that. , ., with stab wounds and things like that. , . . ., ., that. it is a sad reflection that this is what — that. it is a sad reflection that this is what young _ that. it is a sad reflection that this is what young people i that. it

also want to thank tracey brown from my team as well as the entire district 10 office, the budget legislative analyst, controller's office, deputy city attorney ann pierson and of course the mayor's budget director anna dunning. we were able to restore a lot of resources that were proposed to be cut. restore cuts from the draconian mayor office of housing community development. restored funding to combat domestic violence, protected child care and homelessness resources, secure funding for recovery hubs and we secured funding for the office of reparations and just excited about being able to come to a point where we could balance the budget, particularly and in the face of pretty high deficits over the next couple fiscal years so thank you to everyone who worked hard on this budget, including the community and of course our clerk brent who was here with us the entire time and also other members of the clerk's office who stayed with us and of course made sure we were able to have efficient meetings and conducted business of the city. thank you. >> thank you supervisor walton. supervisor presto