the found wolf institute for systems and innovation research has calculated how much h. t. would be needed in germany to fully exploit hydrogen technologies and it's unlocked . in 2018 a total of 560 terawatt hours of electric power was used in germany even if electricity consumption stayed the same in 2050 as much as double that would be required to produce all the hydrogen needed for fuel cells and for making synthetic fuels. to generate all that extra power germany would have to expand wind and solar on a massive scale to produce both enough hydrogen for transportation and enough electricity for other uses. that would mean. that. if we want to or are allowed to use hydrogen for mobility then this hydrogen can only be generated with renewable energy. we would have to build up trade relations with countries with huge amounts of space sunshine and wind available to them that are willing to become our energy providers of the future. sustainable energy plants would have to be built there so hydrogen could be produced and transported via pipelines or ships to germany to transf

the found wolf institute for systems and innovation research has calculated how much h. t. would be needed in germany to fully exploit hydrogen technologies and it's unlocked . in 2018 a total of 560 terawatt hours of electric power was used in germany even if electricity consumption is state the same in 2050 as much as double that would be required to produce all the hydrogen needed for fuel cells and for making synthetic fuel. to generate all that extra power germany would have to expand wind and solar on a massive scale to produce both enough hydrogen for transportation and enough electricity for other uses. that would mean. that. if we want to or are allowed to use hydrogen for mobility then this hydrogen can only be generated with renewable energy source. we would have to build up trade relations with countries with huge amounts of space sunshine and wind available and that are willing to become our energy providers of the future. sustainable energy plants would have to be built there so hydrogen could be produced and transported via pipelines or ships to germany to tr

the found wolf institute for systems and innovation research has calculated how much h. t. would be needed in germany to fully exploit hydrogen technologies and it's unlocked . in 2018 a total of 560 terawatt hours of electric power was used in germany even if electricity consumption state the same in 2050 as much as double that would be required to produce all the hydrogen needed for fuel cells and for making synthetic fuel. to generate all those extra power germany would have to expand wind and solar on a massive scale to produce both enough hydrogen for transportation and enough electricity for other uses. that would mean. that. if we want to or are allowed to use hydrogen for mobility then this hydrogen can only be generated with renewable energy. we would have to build up trade relations with countries with huge amounts of space sunshine and wind available and that are willing to become our energy providers of the future. sustainable energy plants would have to be built there so hydrogen could be produced and transported via pipelines or ships to germany but you're. ok

bruce wolfe for his wisdom, dedication to sunshine and institutional memory. thank you very much. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. mr. clerk. next speaker. >> good morning supervisors, i'm the co-chair of the society of professional journalists committee dedicated to freedom of information. it is exciting to see so many strong candidates to get the task force up to capacity here. i'm here to speak in support of jaya padmanabhan's candidacy. our committee had searched for candidates this past full and jaya emerged as the clear choice from the process. our committee was impressed by her knowledge of the sunshine ordinance and professionalism and enthusiasm of serving the public and the rare computer scientist who made a career change to become an award winning journalist and well positioned to consider the technological and transparency issues that come up in the task force cases. we believe she would be a fair for the cases that come before you. >> supervisor peskin: are there any other members of the public or public comment on item number 2? >> clerk: we have

bruce wolfe for his wisdom, dedication to sunshine and institutional memory. thank you very much. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. mr. clerk. next speaker. >> good morning supervisors, i'm the co-chair of the society of professional journalists committee dedicated to freedom of information. it is exciting to see so many strong candidates to get the task force up to capacity here. i'm here to speak in support of jaya padmanabhan's candidacy. our committee had searched for candidates this past full and jaya emerged as the clear choice from the process. our committee was impressed by her knowledge of the sunshine ordinance and professionalism and enthusiasm of serving the public and the rare computer scientist who made a career change to become an award winning journalist and well positioned to consider the technological and transparency issues that come up in the task force cases. we believe she would be a fair for the cases that come before you. >> supervisor peskin: are there any other members of the public or public comment on item number 2? >> clerk: we have

institutions won't be defeated. >> does it concern you that chad wolf the head of the homeland security department resigned last night well, i guess it's one fewer vote for the 25th amendment, so it would have been good if he stuck around for that purpose, but in most of the briefings that i've been a part of, it has been the new leadership of the capitol police, fbi, military, national guard, it has been other agencies besides homeland security that seem to be carrying most of the responsibility for the inauguration and for the days to come. so i think we are pretty well covered. i mean, they're talking about 15,000 national guard troops. but to go back to your earlier question, the threats we are facing are very specific. i don't want anyone watching at home to think that we're just sort of imagining the things could be bad. they're talking about 4,000 armed patriots to surround the capitol and prevent any democrat from going in. they have published rules of engagement. meaning, when you shoot and when you don't. so, this is an organized group that has a plan. they are committed to doing what they're doing because

bruce wolfe for his wisdom, dedication to sunshine and institutional memory. thank you very much. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. mr. clerk. next speaker. >> good morning supervisors, i'm the co-chair of the society of professional journalists committee dedicated to freedom of information. it is exciting to see so many strong candidates to get the task force up to capacity here. i'm here to speak in support of jaya padmanabhan's candidacy. our committee had searched for candidates this past full and jaya emerged as the clear choice from the process. our committee was impressed by her knowledge of the sunshine ordinance and professionalism and enthusiasm of serving the public and the rare computer scientist who made a career change to become an award winning journalist and well positioned to consider the technological and transparency issues that come up in the task force cases. we believe she would be a fair for the cases that come before you. >> supervisor peskin: are there any other members of the public or public comment on item number 2? >> clerk: we have

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bruce wolfe for his wisdom, dedication to sunshine and institutional memory.ery much. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. mr. clerk. next speaker. >> good morning supervisors, i'm the co-chair of the society of professional journalists committee dedicated to freedom of information. it is exciting to see so many strong candidates to get the task force up to capacity here. i'm here to speak in support of jaya padmanabhan's candidacy. our committee had searched for candidates this past full and jaya emerged as the clear choice from the process. our committee was impressed by her knowledge of the sunshine ordinance and professionalism and enthusiasm of serving the public and the rare computer scientist who made a career change to become an award winning journalist and well positioned to consider the technological and transparency issues that come up in the task force cases. we believe she would be a fair for the cases that come before you. >> supervisor peskin: are there any other members of the public or public comment on item number 2? >> clerk: we have two more ca

wolf warrior, geo politics. i don't know if we can change it, but the problem for not asking representative gallagher for his thoughts on the title beforehand. a few seconds of thanks. thanks to the hoover institution allowing me to go with a book of essays, which a lot of people don't like. tom gilligan, our director who was supportive of this. and chris dour this was the best experience publshing the book and it's a nice piece to hold. and our colleague, neil ferguson who kindly wrote an excellent forward put it into the context of where we are today and i appreciate him taking time. of course, all of you guys for coming on and i know how busy you are and representative gallagher not only helping around the country, worried about impending wonderful family news that's going to be coming. so everybody is busy and i'm glad you took time. but i think we have to take time because it's important and it's important in a way for those of us who have been doing asia for decades have been waiting for and now that it's here it's kind of like the dog that catches the car. what do you do now? because everyone is focused on it in a way you were sort of a lonely voice in the wilderness. one of the ways that it

institution. we nerve her that in the past four years and do again today. >> jamie gangel is getting reaction. what are you hearing from these it three former presidents, jamie? >> reporter: wolfis picture today, if he had lived up to the office, and he did not. the other thing in addition to what john king said about joe biden reaching -- president biden, excuse me me, reaching out to speak to these three, they have, you can be sure, already said to him, if there's anything you need, we're here for you, but they understand that they're respectful, they're not going to speak out. they will keep to the code of trying to be respectful of his time in office. >> yeah. i know for a fact that former president jimmy carter, who's 96 years old, god bless him. 96 years old, would have loved to be participating with this other former presidents, but at his age, it was simply impossible for him to leave plains, georgia, at this point, but his heart is certainly, i've spent quality time with him in recent years, his heart is certainly with these other former presidents as well as the new president of the united states. doug brinkley, our presidential historian is watching all of this toge