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the 39—year—old turned out for 3rd tier side west wales raiders against widnes vikings in the 1st round saw off henson�*s part—time side — 58—1; the final score. the weekend's other results are on the bbc sport website. fast bowlerjofra archer will miss england's upcoming one—day series against india and the start of next month's indian premier league because of his ongoing elbow problem. the elbow "deteriorated" during the five—match t20 series, and archer will return home for treatment. the three—match series starts in pune on tuesday with lancashire spinner matt parkinson now added to the squad. archer is due to play for the rajasthan royals in the ipl, which runs from 9th april to 30th may. disappointed forjofra archer and for us, but it is clear something we need to get to the bottom of. we will make sure he has every resource around him that we can. get to the bottom of what is going on and hopefully get him back fighting fit for the future for england. obviously he is going to miss the early stages of the ipl, but we will be led by the medics on where we go from there, really. bu

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boutiques well so called the exploitation and genocide of millions of africans to drive a stick of viking sent i'm sorry but what i'd like to know is where those reparations get paid to whose pockets to they go into how is that all managed i'd also like to know how that goes any way you talk about that you talk about the cults once it is this slave or it's i mean a slavery trite you talk about cults consists of that but actually there is consequences to that a need to be addressed i mean money out for something that happened 100 years ago and will that we put a stop to it is not the answer the azzurri exists to stop this device you talk about he did this he did that deitsch mind that they should apologize for this and we should focus on taking everybody as they are based on like that their merits their character their contribution to society not taking up these things we continue continue doing that it will never end when we drove through a lot it's for you now it's reparations but what about me ok i might cite i might not i might say i want reparations for what liking to liking state 100

well i think it's important to the viking that ministration after the erratic fall years of the trumpet ministrations a signal to allies in the beach and that means they by the administration sees this as a concerted containment of china pushing back against its assertiveness in the region and in particular its behavior these of the human rights but i think from the japan perspective it's much more focused on the issues around the center island cyrus and here and other concerns that perhaps a little bit closer to home so in terms of the priority list i think it might be some differences actually playing. washington ok tell us a little bit more about those more focused ones issues that you were mentioning. i think when you talk with japan's agenda and probably also from washington are the concerns around the center for island so we've seen in china almost daily in the thinking incursions into a japanese territorial waters around the ira quite recently china also issued a new law that said that it forces could be useful in the disputed waters in wolves as claimed by china so there's a pot

mean overall i would say this that these are great facts names including sport nick the the chinese vikings are really affected and the mission has to be to get that with many places as possible because the goal here is to save humanity remember on earth we want to vaccinate 7000000000 people now cause humans politics will come into it i suppose but it's always regrettable if politics comes into health let's not. well you know so i'm more optimistic and i know for a fact that i know you know the sputnik that is being used in 20 countries at the moment i think it is so one of its axioms been used widely let's hope. ok sorry neal we have to take a very short break right now but we'll be back in just a few moments. americans love. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country a large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. of the really interesting back and think about the longer deeper history. in the united states not just. question of the american dream the bigger ques

mean overall i would say this that these are great facts names including sport nick the the chinese vikings are really affected and the mission has to be to get that with many places as possible because the goal here is to save humanity remember on earth we want to vaccinate 7000000000 people now because humans politics will come into it i suppose but it's always regrettable if politics comes into health and that's why. well you know it's i'm i'm more optimistic and i know for a fact that i know you know that you know me has been used in 20 countries at the moment i think it is so much of it's counseling or boxing has been used widely that's open to case our email we have to take a very short break right now but now we'll be back in just a few moments stay here. to. debate is is it fair for transforming our plates to compete in women's categories and sports. as a society we've decided to categorize sports based on sex i definitely do not think that it's fair for athletes that from porn is males to compete in the women's category. why do we have gender or do you have gender categories in spo

some were dressed for the world's worst cosplay convention like viking horns or eagle costumes and weird stuff it had an element of the carnival almost as if to distance themselves from the seriousness of what they were dealing they were in costume it's not really me and did it almost seems that people engaged some of them were oddly removed from the seriousness of what they were doing but then you had the paramilitary type with full-line gear and they were planned the one in this building the gallows where they were planning to drag people so that position was striking but the cost of people got so much press it was a weird way it took the media a while to catch up just how serious this was. >> yes and also the contrast not just removal from reality like to be just from these ways but also the contrast with the building and what goes on there and this gets us to the topic i was hoping you would address that historically the fashion was a way for people to mark their status. how tied fashion is with hierarchy. >> fashion develop new techniques to become more expressive. but then you get

mean overall i would say this that these are great facts names including sport nick the the chinese vikings are radio effective and the mission has to be to get that's as many places as possible because the goal here is to save humanity remember on earth we want to vaccinate 7000000000 people now because humans politics will come into it i suppose but it's always regrettable if politics comes into health let's say. well you know it's i'm i'm more optimistic and i know for a fact as you know that you have been using 20 companies at the moment i think it is so much of its counseling oxys been used widely that's open to professor email we have to take a very short break right now but now we'll be back in just a few moments. on. the world is driven by shaped by the interest of those. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back to worlds apart with leukemia a professor of biochemistry and tree college. professor neal of before the break we were talking about the huge airplane. politics and public house and just the other day the u.s. department of how flimsy way services has published its ann

mean overall i would say this that these are great facts names including sport nick the the chinese vikings are really affected and the mission has to be to get that through many places as possible because the goal here is to save humanity remember on earth we want to vaccinate 7000000000 people now because humans politics will come into it i suppose but it's always regrettable if politics comes into health let's say. well you know it's i'm i'm more optimistic and i know for a fact that i know you know the sputnik me is being used in 20 countries at the moment i think it is so much of it's counseling oxys been used widely let's hope i continue to sorry neal we have to take a very short break right now but it will be back in just a few moments stakes here. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led. to. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or inmate in the shallowness. welcome back to worlds apart with leuk

mean overall i would say this that these are great facts names including sport nick the the chinese vikings are really affected and the mission has to be to get that through many places as possible because the goal here is to save humanity remember on earth we want to vaccinate 7000000000 people now called humans politics to come into it i suppose but it's always regrettable if politics comes into health let's say. well you know it's i'm i'm more optimistic and i know for a fact that i know you know the sputnik that is being used in 20 countries at the moment i think it is so much of its downside iraq seems been used wisely let's hope i continue ok sorry neal we have to take a very short break right now but it will be back in just a few moments here. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race in this on spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. welcome back to worlds apart with leukemia a professor of bioche

the 39—year—old turned out for 3rd tier side west wales raiders against widnes vikings in the 1st round you can follow the day's other ties on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. ican i can tell you that chelsea have just gone through to the semifinals of the fa cup. 2—0 was the score against sheffield united. 2—0 was the score against sheffield united. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. a music festival is going ahead in the netherlands this weekend, despite the rest of the country being under lockdown. the two—day event is an experiment to see whether there's a safe way to allow large social gatherings without increasing the spread of coronavirus. 0ur correspondent anna holligan is at the festival in biddinghuizen near amsterdam. the dutch government is supporting this and trying to use these events together. research that might help events to get started again. this could be used as a prototype in the future. here is what has been going on... surreal as it might look, a reminder of what life was once like and an opportunity to pilot a wa

arizona for nine years, and then third desert heat finally drove me away from their up to the cold viking country in minnesota, where he spent 20 years and had a wonderful run there in both native studies, political science. as you noted, my work really focuses on how indigenous people, how we've always governed ourselves and how our government sort of required a change because the dominating influence of western colonialism and all the forces that unleashed along with other factors. and so, i want you to understand how we govern and how we relate intergovernmental the with the states and the federal governments and increasingly, my work is looking at the global world as well. i teach courses on indigenous people at the global level. there are a lot of activities happening now in the united nations and indigenous people around the world are meeting regularly and have been meeting regularly since the 1960s. my wife an eye on barking on a textbook, we prepared politics textbook for indigenous people around the globe. right now, my main work is a book on native governance that oxford is goin

he's chewbacca guy stripped of his viking horn. >> your actions on january 6 were an attack on this country. do you understand that? >> they're not, ma'am. my actions were not an attack on this country. that is incorrect. that is inaccurate entirely. >> how would you describe them. >> my actions personally? >> on january 6. >> my actions on january 6, how would i describe them? i sang a song and that's a part of shamenism. it's about creating positive vibrations in a sacred chamber. i stopped people from stealing and vandalizing that sacred spate, the senate. i stopped somebody from stealing muffins. i said a prayer because it was my intention to bring divinity and to bring god back into the senate. >> jake, legally you were not allowed to be in what your calling the sacred chamber. >> and that is the one very serious regret that i have. believing that when we were waved in by police officers that it was acceptable. >> you still believe you're a patriot? >> i consider myself a lover of my country. i consider myself a believer in the constitution. i consider myself a believer in truth and ou

if you happen to be a guy who runs around with viking horns has a weird diet, they are all over you. they are going to get you for trespassing and you're going to pay. but some lunatic out there who's threatening to hurt people, well, you know, it's not really a political issue. we will focus on the low-hanging fruit. we will go hassle some protester anti-trump rally. didn't go in the capitol but we will show up at their house and arrest and bust down the doors with the s.w.a.t. teams just like we did to roger stone. it's ridiculous. speech we've got to roll. or we say that the shooter was bullied. so that justifies it, he was bullied at school. mollie and kurt, thank you. if you think democrats nuking the filibuster was out about budget reconciliation, think again. >> we need to do away with the filibuster. what we are seeing happened in america is republicans in the senate are more interested in eroding voting laws and increasing downright when it really should be the other way around. >> laura: for the biden white house, that might not be fast enough. >> we are considering a range

qanon was preparing an invasion of washington, that means thousands of bearded, groovy shaman in vikings marking across the bridge to pillage and end our democracy. needless to say, nancy pelosi stopped work in the house of representatives so members of congress could flee the city for their lives and many did. andy kim for example is a congressman from new jersey, he wrote this -- poignant. this would all seem absurd if it wasn't frightening, he prepared to flee the capital on march 3rd and wrote his diary on twitter, now our legislative plan tomorrow has been canceled as we are rushing tonight to finish the work we planned to do. thousands of national guard and capitol police will be on edge as they stand watch over the capital, they will worry about possible attacks by american citizens. he was panicked, sounds a command preparing for the worst. another wave of sadness comes from the fact this is not getting better. the fbi director said this threat has metastasized and do so and became a refugee in his own country. not everyone ran from the sound of the approaching qanon, a few hard

the raiders will be the fourth followe jaguars, vikings and ravens.veer and the women's basketball team have earned a one seed in the ncaa tournament after going 25 and 2 this season. stanford will make their 30 thirds it could consecutive ncaa appearance. they will take on utah valley sunday 7:00 on espn. all the games will take place in the alamo come a texas area. that is their region, alamo. >>> a true splash brother, klay thompson told us he jumped in the pacific ocean to clear his mind during the 2019 playoffs. the result? he scored 32 points in a win over the clippers. why is that relevant now? clay has been on a long road of recovery and rehab after tearing his acl and achilles in back to back seasons. the splash brother has always been fond of the healing powers of the water. he is always posting pictures like this. and klay thompson recently took another therapeutic dive. >> i went swimming in the bay for the first time in my life, fully wet suited. it was life-changing. it was amazing. i was like, i need to do this more often and i realize

here is a qanon shaman, you might recognized him as chewbacca guy stripped of his viking horns. >> yourions on january 6th were an attack on this country, do you understand that? >> that is incorrect, that is inaccurate. >> how would you describe them? >> my actions personally? on january 6? >> a my actions on january 6, hw would i describe them? it's about creating positivebo vibrations -- i also stop people from stealing and vandalizing the senate.space, i stopped somebody from stealing muffins out of the break room. i also said a prayer in that sacred chamber because it was my intention to bring divinity and to bring god back into the senate. >> legally you were not allowed to be on what you are called this sacred chamber. >> that is the one very serious regret that i have, believingd that when we were waved in by police officers that it was acceptable. >> a do you still believe you'ra patriot? >> i consider myself a lover of my country, i consider myself a believer in the constitution. i consider myself a believer in truth and our founding principles. i consider myself a believer in

up to the cold viking country in minnesota where i spent when he winters and had a wonderful run there in both native studies political science and the law program as well as you noted my work really focuses on how indigenous peoples how we've always governed ourselves and how our governments were required to change because of the dominating influence of western colonialism and all the forces that that unleashed along with other factors. and so i want to understand how we govern and how we relate intergovernmentally with the states with the federal government and increasingly. my work is looking at the global world as well. i teach courses on indigenous peoples at the global level because a lot of activities are happening now in the united nations and indigenous people around the world are meeting regularly and having a meeting regularly since 1960s in my wife and i are on textbook, it'll be a comparative politics textbook on on peoples around the globe. but right now i made my main work is a book on native governance that officers going to publish it's going to be sort of my big book

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striking looking, tall man about six foot four, looked like a viking . he was a norwegian fellow and he came to the bureau and his assignment was to do a nightly two-minute analysis and it was a little oasis on television. there was nothing like to have a literate view of the world every night monday through friday. came at the end of the broadcast and people look forward to. in my house, my home our children would be playing around the television and basically there's daddy and so on, but the minute sevareid came on my wife would go swimming in and say i want to hear what sevareid says in his words were strong , well-written, well delivered and thoughtful and there was nothing like that on television. >> office was as big as all the networks combined. >> i think it was 25 million back that approximately. >> that's the same audience today. >> but sevareid, he was such an olympian figure nobody sort of their say hello eric, you'd say hi mister sevareid. >> he died in 1992 in this video of 1989 his home in georgetown, will watch just a little bit. >> i've

so i guess that viking was not the horniness to one there. that is a qanon on the qt.in with incredible video of a volcanic corruption in iceland. wow, it looks like these a lot of baking soda and vinegar and this whimper that's a great project. this is the hottest thing in iceland. and, if you do not know who that is, you must be living under a molten rock. you are looking at volcano it's 20 miles south of iceland's capitol city. here is the eruption in frustration after centuries of trying to pronounce its own name, last erected 800 years ago during job i didn't first senate term. shell just say this eruption will pose no threat to the city but the lava you see here is so hot it will destroy anything it touches. you might think of it as natures at meghan markle per the heat from the volcano can be useful become some birds bury their egg 0k to skip them warmer that way if they miscalculate at least have an omelette, always thinking. topic number two, here's a story out of left field. former new jersey governor chris christie is during the board of directors of the new

respect to the riots, the recent right, it's interesting to see instead of what you have some who have viking words or evil costumes and weird stuff like this but it was a caution. there's this element of the carnival, almost. the distance themselves from the seriousness of what they were doing. they are in costume, it's not really, it's almost people engage in this, some of the people in this audit remove of the seriousness of what they were doing but then you have the full on military gear and they were planned. the one building with a were planning to drag people, that is striking but the book of so much press, a weird way to catch up with just how serious this was. >> also the contract, not just the reality of there's a fantasy element just ways but there's a contrast and what goes on there and this gets us to the topic i was hoping you would address, fashion was away for people to mark their status is important people who are high status people or elite or low status, how tied in fashion is with its hierarchy. >> absolutely. is it develops these techniques and the ability to become more

. >> a tiny bit, the vikings did go to america, but that was before you guys, though. [ laughter ] >>w did that happen, how did you come took rihanna's bitch? >> no idea. i got a phone call from my agent, do you want to do that rihanna thingy? yeah, who is this rihanna? i don't know a lot about pop culture. i asked my kids. they were just over the moon, so i got brownie points there. i think that's the first time my son wanted to go with me on a movie set. >> jimmy: really? >> i didn't let him. >> jimmy: why didn't you let him? now that i think about that video, i know why you didn't let your son come. [ laughter ] >> that's one of the reasons. i think he had a crush on her, and that would be a little too tricky. >> jimmy: i see. you were worried he might run away with rihanna. [ laughter ] >> yeah. i had a small fear of that, yeah. or vice versa, you never know. >> jimmy: pop culture is not your thing, you're not up on what's happening? >> not a lot. i know a lot about sports. i do recognize people who are doing sports. i recognize their faces, sometimes also their names. but no, act

tallest mast, and carefully drawing the perfect camber on the sails to create for you the mighty vikings, just sometimes, folks, i stumble onto a dirty beach while on the run after getting caught match-fixing at an underground fight club, so i grab some half-empty plastic bottles, a towel i stole from an unsuspecting retired couple, then rip some electrical wire out of a motel shuttle bus, which i use to bind it all to an air mattress i fished out of the dumpster behind the twisticream to assemble the unseaworthy castaway raft of news that. is my segment: "quarantine-while!" quarantine-while, if you've ever been blasting away at creatures in "halo" and thought, "i wish i could eatm," news:gl and msoe announced a "new 'halo' potato chip that tastes like space ostrich." now, i don't know what that would taste like, but hopefully this will be a more successful game character food promotion than white castle's yoshi sliders. quarantine-while, in crime news, footage of a very dramatic art theft in new york city came out this week. take a look. >> this is a weird one. new video shows suspects

. >> all of our listeners know mcdonald's, starbucks, they probably know viking, the high-end stove companyhat binds them all together is a company they may not know and that is middle b, ticker midd. who are they and why do you like them >> as you pointed out, even though it's not a household name they have over 100 brands and a big customer mix they are a market leader in the food service equipment industry, so they make kitchen equipment for restaurants and homes and also provides food processing solutions. so, it's another -- it's a great play on the restaurant recovery theme, as you pointed out, since the senate passed $1.9 trillion covid relief package saturday, and all of that, $28.6 billion is in the restaurant relief bill that's a huge tailwind with the government support as restaurant sales have troughed the last year so, with equipment die manned now is really improving and that's very, very favorable for middleby and they are also highly innovative for example, it's a pioneer in automation within restaurants. so, we think this is -- lastly, they have high financial quality, stro

. >> peter, how is this tour that the first lady on the vikes president and the second gentlemen are about to embark on going to impact that? we have a map of some of the places where they plan to be going over the next few days. you see the vice president is going to be headed to las vegas on monday, denver on tuesday. the president will be in deliver -- pennsylvania on tuesday. county, not the state of delaware. first lady will be in burlington, new jersey on monday. both the president, vice president will be in atlanta at the end of the week. and the second gentlemen will be in albuquerque, new mexico. what is the strategy, peter, in terms of whether those places? and what they will be saying there? >> conveniently enough, most of those places are in battleground states are states that democrats obviously want to hold onto them for years from now. and of course midterms in just two years. but you heard a lot from jason's former colleagues in the obama administration is that what date didn't do enough of was to sell the economic stimulus and the benefits they believe came from that

they trusted people like maria bartiromo and they were tricked and conned and now some of the vikes areing to tally up the damage that has been done. so how about $4 billion. defamation lawsuits against fox news are seeking more than $4 billion in damages and the latest is filed by dominion to the tune of $1.6 billion. the lawsuit by this voting technology firm lays out a plot to profit off of lies. so let me take you through it. it lays ow t out in chronological order in the complaint saying that fox suffered a rating decline and choose to defame dominion in an attempt to bring back viewers. dominion sent information to fox but the network stuck with the lies for the ratings. why? well the lawsuit claims that it was good for business. while telling the truth risked fox's future. since even trumpier channels like news max were hitting them from the right. dominion said this happened despite hand recounts all affirming the truth in mid-november. by november 20th, dominion demands that fox retract the false statements but fox refuse and double down. fox kept indulged in sydney powell's th

. >> vikings tigers and bears. oh we're not talking about the wizard of oz.e're talking about the mascots that make up the field of 68 in the nc double a tournament. now, while some schools have mascots that a well known others have unique once. so how well did the basketball fans here in indianapolis know their foe take a look. >> it's hard to know everything about all 68 teams at the nc double a tournament, but perhaps the team names and mascots should be fairly simple. >> right. argue easy guy. the tigers. >> lsu. clemson. texas are stepping up. >> real mascot of the tournament or that i make it up the animals. >> yes, sure did. yes. their purpose. >> north what is their mascot will give you have leave in green covering work the yet me on north i don't know if you ever heard of the yes, what's cool is loyola chicago. >> if you own something iona. the evil enters this for possible choices. yet he's getting a new >> morehead state. >> well, north texas, right. >> and i didn't even ask about the gauchos and the gauchos by the way, are from you see santa barba

"it's called viking quest.arching for gold coins buried in trenches whenever you search a trench, you get an action card which adds to your skill table allowing you to trade for cargo. which you can use to score victory points and whoever scores the most victory points gets to leave board game night and go home it's from the same company that makes ocean master they also make nyquill with two ls. keeps you up." so the deck is all ready stacked heavily in the republicans' favor. and, yet, because they still got swamped in the 2020 elections, they're trying to make it even harder for americans to vote state election officials across the country expanded mail and early voting in 2020 because of the pandemic and, by the way, if you judge the health of a democracy not by the results, but by how many people voted, it was a huge success. voter fraud was virtually nonexist as has been the case for decades, even as turn out was the highest in over a century. you know how everyone is always complaining about low voter tu

known as ken and barbie, the man who owned one of the local watering holes was known as wild bill, viking hat and all. bill and his wife jane opened a bar on their se secluded property accessible only by boat where ex--pats gathered for drinks. >> bill had these saturday parties once or twice a month. there was everybody there. >> it was cher's tropical dream come true, a beautiful backdrop like the time her aunt mary came to visit. >> her grandmother, my mother and i came down and visited and got the whirlwind tour and they met us at the airport was a big bouquet of flowers. it was just wonderful. there was another big trip in the works. cher's sister judy was planning to visit for the very first time. >> she wanted to show you her paradise. >> oh, yeah. >> the trip would be a good distraction for cher, her life recently turned upside down, her 5-year marriage to keith hit a rough spot. he even moved out. >> when keith moved off the island she was pretty devastated. then again, i thought, whose marriage is perfectly, hopefully they'll work it out. i knew they still loved each other. >> t

viking member to me is recognized. sen. toomey: -- thank you, madam secretary.king member to me is recognized. -- ranking member toomey is recognized. rep. chu: me -- rep. steube: -- sen. toomey: thank you. a story has been picking up, trying to figure out what we are going to do with this mountain of cash that just got dropped on them after having collected all of the revenue they expected last year. in some cases, it is 15% of their entire budget, just extraordinary. i will start with chairman powell. what i would like to do, mr. chairman, his follow-up on the conversation we had last week. i want to understand how the recent fed projections fit together. because in some ways, there are some apparent outliers to me. what i am referring to is the fed's recent economic forecasting revisions have a very significant upward revision in gdp growth. 6.5% i think is your real gdp number for this year, not inconsistent with where a lot of private economists are, but that is a 2.3 percentage point increase. the unemployment rate you project is only a decline of 0.5%, an

. >> vikings, tigers and bears oh we're not talking about the wizard of oz.re talking about the mascots that make up the field of 68 in the nc double a tournament. now, while some schools have mascots that a well known others have unique once. so how well did the basketball fans here in indianapolis know their foe take a look. >> it's hard to know everything about all 68 teams at the nc double a tournament, but perhaps the team names and mascots should be fairly simple. >> right. argue easy guy. the tigers lsu. clemson. texas are stepping up. >> real mascot of the tournament or that i make it up the animals. >> yes, sure did. yes. their purpose. >> north what is their mascot will give you have leave in green covering poured the yet me on this. >> north >> i don't know if you ever heard of the yes, what's cool is loyola chicago. if you own something iona. the evil enters this for possible choices. yet he's a new report. >> morehead state. >> well, north texas, right. >> and i didn't even ask about the gauchos and the gauchos by the way, are from you see santa

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our office has been with mta to address these issues and to closely monitor twin peaks for any viking collision. supervisor know that our goal is to stick state for the record that we are committed to calling bigger underlying issues and we look forward to getting to work on resolving those issues. thank you.>> thank you for being here and thank you to the supervisor. with that asks for everybody who's the 82 supervisor madeleine to go ahead and comment at this time. i see erin is on our call. >> can you hear me?wonderful. i do so much directors for curing this item today. and as megan mentioned it they are in their own board meeting so i'm here on behalf of supervisor handelman . i do think many members of the public who been here over the past many months to share their feedback not only with their office but with mta. and you know, for many months for a lot of folks to increase open-space of twin peaks has been one of the few actions in a year-long pandemic and we can certainly understand and support the goal of increasing access to open space for residents and visitors but it is t

our office has been with mta to address these issues and to closely monitor twin peaks for any viking collision. supervisor know that our goal is to stick state for the record that we are committed to calling bigger underlying issues and we look forward to getting to work on resolving those issues. thank you.>> thank you for being here and thank you to the supervisor. with that asks for everybody who's the 82 supervisor madeleine to go ahead and comment at this time. i see erin is on our call. >> can you hear me?wonderful. i do so much directors for curing this item today. and as megan mentioned it they are in their own board meeting so i'm here on behalf of supervisor handelman . i do think many members of the public who been here over the past many months to share their feedback not only with their office but with mta. and you know, for many months for a lot of folks to increase open-space of twin peaks has been one of the few actions in a year-long pandemic and we can certainly understand and support the goal of increasing access to open space for residents and visitors but it is t