du bois convinces james weldon johnson to join the organization. he is an incredible person on many levels. i'll go off on a slight tangent. he cowrote lift every voice, which is the anthem for african-americans. and he wrote poetry. he wrote novels. he spoke fluent spanish. he was a diplomat. these all kind of things he did on the sidelines also an incredible journalist and w.e.b. du bois convinces him to join as phil secretary of the treasury. he joins and when 1996, he is all over the country. he travels from california to new york to boston, all of the south recruiting tens of thousands of members. he writes amazing essays which everyone should read. and his argument is basically the constitution has certain protections for every american. and we, black people, get those as well. one of the key things he did which is really i think vital and completely unexplored is he started walking up and down the halls of congress, which was at that time all white. there was that one black person in office. he started building a coalition. meeting with repu

once you weld the pipeline, the pipeline as weldon. if it is covered with concrete liner, it becomes more difficult to retrofit and take corrective measures. the solution right from day one was to hire the right people. you might think i am rude, but i am frustrated for dealing with a staff that knows what the problem is and not of them ever want to approach it and say this is wrong, let's correct it. here is another proposal for auditing services. no answer. they simply do not want to tell you what is going on. all i am saying, commissioners, the people of san francisco have paid for this program and they need to know what is going on. thank you. >> thank you. and the other speakers? >> commissioners, let me start with the water system improvement project. some years ago, we had the community was involved, much more deeply and intensely that it is now. why am i saying this? when we started the water system improvement project called for the first time, we heard it would cost billions of dollars. $2.4 billion. everything is in billions

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>> well, it's fascinating, randi, there's a 1974 church amendment and the high weldon conscience amendments down to is this. the university hospital is getting over $60 million in federal funding and it could be in jeopardy if they are in violation of law and the nurses are saying that basically they are not being asked to assist in an actual abortion procedure but to take care of patients before owe after the abortions and that that violates there's conscience and federal law. and it really comes down to a question of, where do you draw the line on this. if a federal judge looks at this and says, it's a big hospital, there are lots of nurses, maybe you can set it up so they don't have to have any contact from anybody that is getting an abortion procedure, or being there before or after, it's assisting. it's going to come down to the interpretation of the phraseology in the statutes. >> i'm glad you mentioned, where do you draw the line? a lot of us talking about this case, we're wondering, where do you draw the line? there's a lot of procedures out there that nurses, maybe even these nurs

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