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the shah travels to asian countries with farah and ardeshir zahedi and ends up in india. a normal trip with an unexpected ending. at the end of that trip, the shah a press interview with bilts magazine in new delhi makes some very controversial remarks . was that bahrain has always been part of iran, and i have no doubt in my mind that it still is, but 200 years have passed since we were able to exercise our sovereignty, and it may very well be that the population has changed in the meantime, that the views the people have changed, and if the views the people are asserted in an acceptable manner. no force will be used to say such a thing in new delhi in a press interview and so it was an admission that we had really violated our historical right with this service and it came as a surprise to everyone, so to speak. we all thought that iran was very serious about its claim to sovereignty over bahrain. and once this surprised everyone, it was worse than the tone of the shah's interview where he said , " what if we go and take bahrain by force? every day we have to be like pa

he took the shah and his wife farah to france. beside the great sand dunes. the most multinational uranium enrichment plant in the world which was at that time between france and italy and spain and belgium but they did not have the necessary capital to build it. we got the name of this plant eurodif with the fact that in the contract we have 10% of the right to harvest the plant's products but when mr. francois mitterrand became the president of france after the revolution after the iranian revolution he announced that it is true that we are partners in this plant but enrichment services we will not give you the product of this factory . this misrepresentation by the french made iran distrustful of the international market and very cautious. history has proven, of course , why iran should be distrustful . when the fuel of 20% of the tehran reactor for the production of radiopharmaceuticals was running out , the united states and the russian federation agreed to participate in this fuel supply . therefore, it is very natural that technical negotiations with t

farah was at the same time as the images that were broadcast from today's graduation ceremony. if you notice, some of our university graduates were standing and giving a military salute in honor of the martyrs who were walking in front of them. it was interesting that this message had a clear message. these clothes which is related to university graduation , this is your point that now our young scientists are coming to the field. today , compared to previous years , our scientists are young and revolutionary scientists and scientists. in the distant and recent past , some of our scientists have emigrated from this country . when you saw this situation in islamic iran these days, you can see in various media and in their communications that they are ready to return to their homeland and provide service . we have new opportunities in the scientific field , i said, whether in the nuclear field or in other fields. our science is ready for a scientific leap and an acceleration in our scientific fields and also in the military fields. and also in the social fields today, this solida

he was the shah and his wife farah. took to france. next to the sand dunes of the world's largest multinational uranium enrichment plant, which they did not have the necessary capital to build. the name of this plant is eurodif. although the contract states that we have 10% of the right to withdraw from the plant manager. but when mr. françois mitterrand became the president of france after the revolution , he announced that it is true that you are a partner in this plant, but we will not provide you with the services of modernization, we will not provide you with the products of this plant . this misrepresentation by the french made iran distrustful of the international market and very cautious . history has proven this, of course. why should iran be distrustful when the 20% fuel of the tehran reactor for the production of radiopharmaceuticals was running out ? according to article 4 of the mpt, all members , especially the agency , are obliged to provide the fuel needed by the nations without any conditions. but they said, "we will p

his third wife, shahinya farah, was considered a style icon. under her influence, iranians began to wear european clothes, women gained broad rights, and new beginnings opened in the country. for some time , a local version of playboy magazine was even published in iran. the shah achieved some success in developing education and health care. but at the same time , social stratification in iran increased sharply. colossal revenues from oil exports were distributed extremely unevenly. production was controlled by the anglo-persian oil company aing, now british petroleum or b. almost all the income went to the british. even iran itself received enough oil and was forced to import it from the ussr. the mass movement for the return of income to the country was led by the national front of iran , headed by mohammed massaddegh. in 1950, he proposed a draft law on nationalization, which was rejected. martial law was introduced in the country, there was a ban on holding rallies and demonstrations. but despite this, from time to time , thousands of peopl

farah staff nuclear energy is a huge source of indigenous resources that, in addition to industry and medicine, has been scattered throughout the world for years. agricultural products were also used. since 25 years ago, as you have the documents and records, we have been sending our products to the atomic energy organization for irradiation and gamma rays. well, these are microbes. atomic energy is the production of products to increase productivity. d. the product was introduced in 1403. the production of mutant trichoderma biofertilizer for the first time in the country and the production of two cotton varieties, fakhr and jahesh , which fortunately are being commercialized and produced at the farm level. in addition to. the production of new varieties , the use of product irradiation is also expanding nationwide. fortunately, the najjat ​​organization has done at least four or five points in this matter and is now exploiting them. according to statistics from the ministry of agricultural jihad , the use of nuclear energy in irradiating agricultural products , in addition to the he

in january 1968 , the shah traveled to asian countries with farah and ardeshir zahedi, and in the end it arrives in india on a normal trip with an unusual ending. it may very well be that the population has changed in the meantime, that the views the people have changed, and if the views the people are asserted in an acceptable manner, acceptable to the international community as a whole. i am prepared to accept their views as regards the future, whatever they may be. that is, if the people of bahrain do not want iranian sovereignty over bahrain to be restored or imposed in reality , iran will not force this to happen, despite the fact that the people are connected by force. speaking in a press interview in new delhi , it was an admission that we had really violated our historical right with this service . it came as a surprise to everyone. we all thought that iran was very strongly defending its claim to sovereignty over bahrain. and for once, this statement was even worse than the tone of the shah's interview, where he said, " what if we go and take bahrain by force? every day we ha

he took the shah and his wife farah to france, next to the sands of the largest multinational uraniumichment plant. the world did not have the capital to build it. the name of this factory is eurodif, despite the fact that in the contract we have the right to take 10% of the factory's revenue , but when mr. françois mitterrand became the president of france after the revolution , he announced that it is true that you are a partner in this factory, but we will not provide you with the services of modernization, we will not provide you with the products of this factory . this misrepresentation by the french made iran distrustful of the international market and very cautious . history, of course, has proven why iran should be distrustful when the fuel of the 20% of the tehran reactor was used for the production of radiopharmaceuticals was coming to an end. according to article 4 of the mpt, all members , especially the agency , are obliged to provide the fuel needed by the nations without any conditions. but they said, "we will provide your fuel . you give us the equivalent of that fuel

he took the shah and his wife farah to france. hai nu maseh, the largest multinational uranium enrichment plant in the world , did not have the necessary capital to build it. the name of this plant is eurodif. with the fact that in the contract, we have a 10 percent special withdrawal right we have the factory. but when mr. françois mitterrand became the president of france after the revolution, he announced that it is true that you are a partner in this factory, but we will not provide you with the services of modernization. we will not provide you with the product of this factory. this misrepresentation by the french made iran distrustful of the international market and very cautious. history , of course, has proven why iran should be distrustful. when the fuel of the 20% of the tehran reactor for the production of radiopharmaceuticals was running out. according to article 4 of the mpt, all members, especially the agency, are obliged, without any conditions, to to meet the needs of the nations. but they said we will provide your

let's speak to dr farah jan, who is a senior lecturer in international relations at the university of pennsylvania, with a focus on nuclear security politics. your reaction over alter these us strikes on iran? shocked. speechless. these are my key reactions. focusing on the impact of these strikes, frankly, these strikes have poisoned the well for negotiations, you cannot bomb someone's nuclear facilities on saturday and expect them to sit down for talks on monday or sunday. on iran's side, the foreign minister has called this a derailing of diplomatic efforts and i don't think he is wrong. what is your reading of what damage might have been caused a? because iran has said some of the material was moved from these sites but there is no confirmation of that independently. at the moment, we don't know much, the press conference we saw this morning, you know a lot about the process and how the strikes occurred in what was used, but we know very little, from the american side as well as from the iranian side, the damage or extent of the damage, we have very thin information on that. do yo

. >> alyssa farah, griin post fro someone and this post said president versus elon who wins? my money's on elon. trump should be impeached and jd vance should replace him. elon musk repostedt and wrote, yes. so now it is the official position of elon musk. presumably that trump should be impeached and jd vance should replace him. your thoughts? >> i mean, listen. >> i've. >> had bad. >> breakups, but this is wild. listen, elon has had a lot of attacks. he's launched today. of course, you brought up the claiming that donald trump is in the epstein files saying that he's going to cause a recession in the next quarter. and then, of course, this. but i will say the attack that i think is actually going to stick the most with president trump is him essentially calling him a lame duck president. he's saying he's going to be here for three and a half years. i'm here for 40 years. that is what donald trump is afraid of. if this bill doesn't get over the threshold and end up passing, it's his entire legislative agenda. the midterms are just a, you know, a couple miles ahead. and he's

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sajedi farah , mr. strategic issues, and we were talking to him about the psychological operations that the enemy launched in the 12-day war and that this psychological operation is still ongoing. mr. doctor, according to them, the war is over and we accepted the ceasefire that they had requested. we told them, but this psychological operation of theirs is still ongoing. from this continuation of psychological operations and the advance that they have in their plans, let me tell you. now, you may have heard this term hybrid war a lot in the last few years. now , hybrid war is sometimes thought to mean a combination of operations, for example , but not hybrid war, meaning a combination of wars. now, hard war and semi-hard war, soft war, and now , soft war itself includes economic, political, cultural, media, and all of these. look, now we have a full-fledged hybrid war, meaning our security war and our hard war have stopped for now. now, i'm not saying it's over because the zionist regime really it is no

he's now underwater. >> on alyssa farah griffin congressman adam kinzinger, great to see both of you tonight. thank you very much. we do have more breaking news, details on the security concerns that have prompted the trump administration to move some u.s. personnel out of the middle east. >> i have. >> an important question. >> are you hungry? i'm hungry. oh, perfect. >> 11 generations ago, one of my ancestors left spain for the new world and a new life. 400 years later, i'm back. i'm so excited. hola, familia. >> hola. >> this is cuisine at a different level. >> is the best place to be at chef. oh my god. >> we have found spain. >> eva longoria. >> searching for spain. >> sunday at nine on cnn. >> every breath you take. >> every move you make. every day you wake. make no mistake, we'll be helping you. every breath you take. oh, what is that musty smell? >> oh, damp. >> damp. >> oh,. >> hey! >> language damper traps excess moisture to eliminate musty smells. get rid of the damp with damp. >> rid the cockroach. resilient creatures. >> where there is one. >> others aren't far behind.

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>> i want to bring in alyssa farah griffin. was the white house communications director and president trump's first term. alyssa, what did you think? i think that's a side of him that we hear about oftentimes from staff. and by the way, every president that i know of or that i've covered is rather profane as well. so there's no judgment for somebody who also tends to swear as long as his kids aren't around. but what did you see in that? based on your experience with the president? >> i don't think so, but i'm. >> not happy. yeah. >> listen, something remarkable about donald trump is. >> he swears quite. >> prolifically privately, but. manages to not do it in tv and formal settings. so it stood out to me this response, and i think it speaks to the fact that he's incredibly frustrated with the israelis decision to carry on continuing strikes. trump took a lot of flak from his base for for choosing to engage directly with the iranians by taking out these nuclear sites he's had. tucker carlson and marjorie taylor greene and thomas

farah. i have to say, your your first book, one accolades awards brought really great scholarship to borderlands history. and now you have this new book, remembering conquest. so my question initially you is what inspired you to write remembering conquest and in particular was there any personal connection shaped your interest in this moment in history? sure. thank you for the question. so in in us history, there is a lot of literature, a lot of books and articles on history and memory, and usually the books are about the civil war. so there's lots of books about, how the wars remembered and so forth. and so when i was reading those books in graduate school. i thought, you know, why is it why isn't there a book about history in memory of the us-mexican war? because that was more me more significant because of who i am. and as you heard, i was in mexico and came here when i was or i was brought here by my parents when i was six years old. and so so so that was part it. and then the other thin

farah. i have to say, your your first book, one accolades awards brought really great scholarship to borderlands history. and now you have this new book, remembering conquest. so my question initially you is what inspired you to write remembering conquest and in particular was there any personal connection shaped your interest in this moment in history? sure. thank you for the question. so in in us history, there is a lot of literature, a lot of books and articles on history and memory, and usually the books are about the civil war. so there's lots of books about, how the wars remembered and so forth. and so when i was reading those books in graduate school. i thought, you know, why is it why isn't there a book about history in memory of the us-mexican war? because that was more me more significant because of who i am. and as you heard, i was in mexico and came here when i was or i was brought here by my parents when i was six years old. and so so so that was part it. and then the other thin

dr farah jan, who is an senior lecturer in international relations at the university of pennsylvania - with a focus on nuclear security politics had this reaction a short time ago to the us attacks on iran. shocked, speechless - these are my key reactions. focusing on the impact of these strikes, i will say, frankly these strikes have fundamentally poisoned the well for negotiations. you can't bomb someone's nuclear facilities on saturday and expect them to then sit down for talks on monday or sunday. on iran's side, the foreign ministers called this a betrayal of diplomatic efforts, and i think he's not wrong. what is your reading of what damage might've been caused here? because iran has said that some of the material was moved from these sites, but there's no confirmation of that independently, is there? right, at this point we don't know much. the press conference we saw this morning, you know a lot about the process of how the strikes occurred and what was used - but we know very little, from the american side as well as from the iranian sites, the damage, or the extent of the d

that's where community activist aseel farah's family is from.anceling a trip to yemen to visit a sick grandmother because of fears of getting back into the u.s, even though they're u.s. citizens, he says the rhetoric around the travel ban fuels dangerous anti-immigrant stereotypes. >> where your business owners, where your public servants, we're here to serve, we're here to help. we generate a lot of tax revenue. i think that's that's something that, you know, we're we're slowly trying to fight. >> in san francisco, anser hassan abc seven news. >> coming up on this week, an exclusive one on one with house speaker mike johnson, what he has to say about the fallout between president donald trump and elon musk. you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning, right here on abc seven. in the north bay. now, police say a man threatened a local school district official over pride flags. now that petaluma man is under arrest. investigators say it started at the end of last month, when the suspect left a voi

that's where community activist aseel farah's family is from.emen to visit a sick grandmother because of fears of getting back into the u.s, even though they're u.s. citizens, he says the rhetoric around the travel ban fuels dangerous anti-immigrant stereotypes. >> we're your business owners. we're public servants. we're here to serve. we're here to help. we generate a lot of tax revenue. i think that's that's something that, you know, we're we're slowly trying to fight. >> the ban goes into effect on monday. it does not apply to green card holders or thoseo already granted a visa to immigrate or travel to the united states. as of june 9th in san francisco. anser hassan, abc seven news. >> one of the most powerful partnerships in modern american politics appears to be over. very over, at least for now. we're talking about elon musk and donald trump all day. the two have been back and forth using their enormous and very public social media platforms to hurl personal insults and threats at one another. it started with muk linking trump to convicte

represented in the discussion because that's how we can make better decisions and so my team you know, mike farah and i work together since gavin we go way back that way and you know each other's styles. >> yeah, yeah. jen low famous jen low was chief of staff to norman yee who was my predecessor and so she knows everything about district seven and jennifer faber was the organizing director for the tenants union so she knows that world inside and out and and michael owen who used to work for mayor london breed yeah it has been in my office now for three years and at just knows everything about transportation and yeah it's been it's just they're great team the all star team yep you've got an all star team right now that's amazing lucky to have them that's amazing. let's talk about your recent successes. what's the wins in your district since you know this is your second term now looking back when we first started getting involved with district seven show at the some some of the wins that we can really highlight yeah share with the world so the thing that i'm most proud of as supervisor is free mon

that's where community activist aseel farah's family is from. a trip to yemen to visit a sick grandmother because of fears of getting back into the u.s, even though they're u.s. citizens, he says the rhetoric around the travel ban fuels dangerous anti-immigrant stereotypes. >> we're business owners. we're public servants. we're here to serve. we're here to help. we generate a lot of tax revenue. i think that's that's something that, you know, we're we're slowly trying to fight. >> in san francisco, anser hassan abc seven news. >> coming up on this week, an exclusive one on one with house speaker mike johnson, what he has to say about the fallout between president trump and elon musk. you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning, right here on abc seven across the bay in oakland. a new center for the lgbtq plus community is now open, but those doors may not stay open for long. abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains why it's already facing an uphill financial battle. >> amid the celebration

alyssa farah griffin she's one of the panelists from the view. she threatened to picket ben shapiro's workplace after he called taylor swift. elderly. ben shapiro has countered alyssa by threatening to picket her workplace. this weekend. cnn will air the broadway production of good night and good luck, starring george clooney. who's that? asked one man. fun fact. good night, and good luck is what they tell cnn staffers after they've cleaned out their desks. according to leaked test results, olympic female boxer imani khalif does indeed have a y chromosome, which means he's a man. so if he wants to defeat women, he'll need to identify as a tightly closed jar of pickles. >> that's true, that's true. that is true. >> maxine waters will pay a $68,000 fine for violating multiple election rules in 2020. the money will be donated to a no kill shelter for wayward whigs. and finally, scientists developed a battery that can remain charged for almost 6000 years, or two weeks. and this woman's vibrator. >> stop it! stop it! >> air! >> oh. >> all right. so re

i'm joined by cnn political commentator and former trump white house communications director alyssa farah griffin. obviously, i mean, how much of this is about the republican primary challenger? she she's getting you think? >> i think almost entirely. and this is a case where the cover up is worse than the crime. she could have walked back those initial comments. sure, they'd always show up in a general election ad, but if she had just said i misspoke. of course i care about taking care of all my constituents. this story would be over today, but the kind of bizarre pushback video that appears to be in a cemetery felt so joni ernst. this is a serious senator. she's a combat veteran. she's somebody who's very liked by her colleagues across the aisle. but it felt a little trumpian, where when you do something wrong, when you step in it, you double down, you never admit fault. and you, if anything, maybe make a little bit of a mockery of it. so i think she's very worried about getting in the crosshairs of a maga primary challenger. she's got a couple who filed already, and you'll remember she

that's where community activists aseel farah's family is from.hey're canceling a trip to yemen to visit a sick grandmother because of fears of getting back into the u.s, even though they're u.s. citizens, he says the rhetoric around the travel ban fuels dangerous anti-immigrant stereotypes. >> where your business owners or your public servants, we're here to serve. we're here to help. we generate a lot of tax revenue. i think that's that's something that, you know, we're we're slowly trying to fight. >> in san francisco. anser hassan abc seven news. >> new this morning, a series of sideshows across the east bay overnight, the first just after midnight, took over an intersection in vallejo and featured hundreds of spectators. and as you see here, fireworks. almost an hour later, police in richmond had to break up a sideshow there, and there was a third sideshow on west grand avenue and maritime in oakland. just before 2 a.m, police broke up all three sideshows. no word whether they made any arrests. california's top prosecutor is now helping local

scott jennings, solomon jones, alyssa farah griffin and harry enten. it's the weekend. join the conversation at the table for five. good morning. i'm abby phillip in new york. first, the trump administration said that deporting kilmar abrego garcia was a mistake. then they said there's no way to get him back from el salvador. but now he is back on american soil. back in march, abrego garcia was sent to the notorious secret prison, even though a judge said that he could be deported pretty much anywhere but there. even after a supreme court ruling said that the white house needed to facilitate his return. trump and the doj said that their hands were tied. but all that changed on friday. >> a abrego garcia has landed in the united states to face justice on may 21st. a grand jury in the middle district of tennessee returned a sealed indictment charging abrego garcia with alien smuggling and conspiracy to commit alien smuggling. we're grateful to president bush for agreeing to return him to our country to face these very serious charges. this is what american justice looks l

so another chapter is called the president should just it's alyssa farah griffin, who i think a lot of us from the view but she had a job before that. do you tell us how you know her and who she has? yeah. so she was trump's former communications director, brought on right before covid happened. and so whatever you saw there that was the message she was trying to put out. i've known and worked with alyssa for a couple of years because she was on the hill before she was a the former non trump political party the republican party and chapter is about as predictive any chapter within the book that the president that there is just we are a presidentially driven system right now at least in attention that was not how it was designed at all. and so this leads to presidents who from from both parties have been clawing powers away from a congress who is more than willing to delegate them because they can do it on a tuesday. and so this is why you see the rise of executive orders on things of the power of the purse, which is constitutionally congress's on things like trade, which is only an eme

thank you to general wesley clark, to daniel dale, to alyssa farah griffin, kim dozier, and alayna treene. great panel as we watched this incredible moment where we heard very, very, very fine details on exactly how this went down. all right, lauren hill, lauren fox is with us. she is on capitol hill. this is where some of the wrangling is coming. politics coming right back into the fray because lawmakers are raising concerns ahead of this meeting after they have been told they may not get the kind of intelligence that they may be used to getting. what are you learning? >> yeah, exactly. sarah. and, you know, we should just set the scene here on capitol hill. lawmakers have been waiting more than five days at this point for this briefing. many of these democrats, especially those on the gang of eight, have been requesting earlier briefings to understand what happened that led to these strikes and these iranian nuclear facilities, as well as what the aftermath was. obviously, it does take time to collect that intelligence. and certainly we saw that sort of highlighted as part of that press

our cnn global affairs analyst, brett mcgurk and kim dozier, and cnn political commentator alyssa farah. griffin just in hot off the streets. first, we're going to get to you, brett. i am curious to hear from you. i'm i'm i'm dying to hear from you because we saw trump tease the possibility, as he put it, on truth social. the news conference will prove both interesting and irrefutable. did you hear or see any new evidence that leads you to agree that iran's nuclear capabilities have been obliterated, which is what donald trump has been saying, and now pete hegseth has said. >> well. >> sarah, good morning. >> here's what i heard. >> and i know i know dan. >> cain pretty well. >> i served. >> with him. >> over the years. so there. >> are three. >> levels of a. >> bda. >> a battle damage assessment. and the first. >> level is. >> imagery. >> probably the first 24 hours. >> and what you're seeing okay. >> level two is what we just heard. >> and i thought there. >> was news there. >> from chairman kane. he described. >> that all the weapons. >> did exactly what they were designed to do, and

farah karim-cooper, director of the folger shakespeare library in washington, d.c., says shakespeare'sakistani-american teenager i couldn't believe that shakespeare understood my family because my grandmother had an arranged marriage and then my mother was told she has to marry someone they choose. she married my dad, who was a sea captain. how does he know about pakistani families? >> romeo, oh, romeo. >> reporter: it seems shakespeare, born in 1564, also knew about teenage girls growing up in washington, d.c. when you were 13, you had an imaginary boyfriend. >> you found out about that. >> reporter: jaurene powell jobs is a pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "new york times." >> when i was 13, my older brother took me to see my first shakespeare, and i immediately decided hamlet was my boyfriend. not realizing he may be the worst boyfriend in the world. and then i began studying shakespeare in school and completely fell in love. with his work. >> reporter: two years ago, dowd went back to school and received her master's degree in english literature from columbia university, wh

>> so good morning supervisors again my name is aseel farah, the community development assistant for san francisco planning. as someone who proudly grew up in the tenderloin, i've had the fortune of supporting our community and i'm honored to open today's presentation. we're joined today by two community leaders who have been instrumental in shaping the tenderloin community action plan investment blueprint curtis bradford and ethan luper and by the rest of our team our planning staff kimia hurried on. she's also a lawyer salvador and tolu atoyebi. and over the past two years residents and workers and community organizations have led the creation of the blueprint for a long term investment in the neighborhood with s.f. planning and partners serving as key facilitators and support to uplift the community leadership at every single step of the way. it's going away for the first or second . thank you. >> so i'll be providing a brief background of the tenderloin community action plan then i'll pass it off to curtis bradford and ehsan luper who will be speaking on behalf of our outreach pa

represented in the discussion because that's how we can make better decisions and so my team you know, mike farah and i work together since gavin we go way back that way and you know each other's styles. >> yeah, yeah. jen low famous jen low was chief of staff to norman yee who was my predecessor and so she knows everything about district seven and jennifer faber was the organizing director for the tenants union so she knows that world inside and out and and michael owen who used to work for mayor london breed yeah it has been in my office now for three years and at just knows everything about transportation and yeah it's been it's just they're great team the all star team yep you've got an all star team right now that's amazing lucky to have them that's amazing. let's talk about your recent successes. what's the wins in your district since you know this is your second term now looking back when we first started getting involved with district seven show at the some some of the wins that we can really highlight yeah share with the world so the thing that i'm most proud of as supervisor is free mon

represented in the discussion because that's how we can make better decisions and so my team you know, mike farahand i work together since gavin we go way back that way and you know each other's styles. >> yeah, yeah. jen low famous jen low was chief of staff to norman yee who was my predecessor and so she knows everything about district seven and jennifer faber was the organizing director for the tenants union so she knows that world inside and out and and michael owen who used to work for mayor london breed yeah it has been in my office now for three years and at just knows everything about transportation and yeah it's been it's just they're great team the all star team yep you've got an all star team right now that's amazing lucky to have them that's amazing. let's talk about your recent successes. what's the wins in your district since you know this is your second term now looking back when we first started getting involved with district seven show at the some some of the wins that we can really highlight yeah share with the world so the thing that i'm most proud of as supervisor is free mone