frank baxter was if you went to school in the 70s 60s and 70s, you're guaranteed to have seen one of his films not all about english subjects, right? he had a sort of famous series about shakespeare that he did so he became the sort of personification of the scientist even though he is a doctor. he's not a scientist right and mr. fiction writer and dr. research interact with the animals through a magic screen. um, which is an interesting way to describe a screen in which animation is projected. right? so mr. fiction writer is kind of the wise guy joe cube public right? he's always voicing the concerns that the audience might have. he smokes cigarettes, right? he's a little twitchy. dr. research is very calm. he what he has a lot of the markers of a stereotypical nerdy scientist thinking back to fred mcmurray in the nutty professor, right the glasses the calm rational temperament the bland suit, right? much of the first part of the film is a discussion between the animated characters and the human characters about blood mechanics. right, and so it's a discussion that takes place parti

at a conference this past week, he railed about the settlement and called the sec baxter's. i can't tell if he is playing hardball or dumb ball at this point but he's no dummy and is fun to watch. jack: i feel like if you gave an argumentative teenager $200 billion, $300 billion and a bond, this is what you would get. is he serious? he is a genius with electric cars and rockets but is this just a plaything for him and will walk away in a few weeks? >> it is kind of a high-level meta-joke about a successful person saying lowbrow things in highbrow settings. i am not smart enough to get the joke. that is what is going on. if elon isn't the only thing going on right now, we have earnings coming up. it is about a pivotal season. 4.6% earnings growth is the projection for the first quarter but if companies beat earnings it could be 9%. jack: we've got and elon connection as well, looking at the auto show in new york, tesla shares are down 5.5%, investors worried musk was getting distracted by this but companies like ford and gm are trading in ugly ways as if there's a recession i

caltrans has changed requirements in effect from the baxter area all the way to the truckee area that on eastbound i-80, if you're going westbound, you need those chains between the donner lake interchange all the way to the baxter area. so be aware that meantime, truck drivers, are you going to stop your trucks? well, before the mountain in applegate area? that's because the doing the screening there to make sure you have your chains in your possession. but once you do all that, if you're careful up here, well, how about this april storm bringing snow? i mean, we will take it because we certainly needed james and darya. you know, last time we chatted with uh, on a couple days ago, there was that accident on traffic was all jammed up. have you heard about any issues this morning? are things look ok so far? >> great question. you know, things overall looking okay today. one thing you should be aware of those because the snow is sticking a little bit more that the roadways definitely more slippery. that said we have seen caltrans coming by. >> with their snow plows and they are keeping

lieutenant jonathan baxter, atomic pio of the san francisco fire department. and former chief, fire chief, joann hayes white is probably here. give her a nice hand. besides the 3,000 lives lost in 1906, we like to dedicate today's ceremony to the friend and colleague ron ross. ron was founder of the san francisco history association who passed away on february 2. he was a moving force and continuing the traditions of never forgetting our rich history here in his adopted san francisco. although ron is gone, i can feel the new yorker spirit with us on this stage this morning. we are also dedicating today to charlotte schultz, the city of san francisco and state of california, chief of property coal. charlotte was better known as the ambassador of san francisco. let's give her a hand in ab stensia. and she was responsible for putting them on the map. charlotte, you, too, are missed but your spirit lives on during so many great civic events like this one. and lastly we like to acknowledge a little known group of commemoration events over the past i don't know how

after hundreds of protesters tried to storm the president's palace, the order fund president, roger baxter, give security forces sweeping powers to arrest, entertain suspects. people have been protesting against the worsening economic crisis. and the group line up for the world cup 2022 is set. the draw took place and the host country cutoff. they play ecuador on the opening day. this will be the 1st time the competition has been held in the middle east. so those were the headlights, the news continues here now to 0 after water station. thanks so much bye. for now, iraq, a nation riddled with land mines and an expert dedicated to defusing them, one by one. equipped with only a knife and the pair of wire parties, the faces death every day but does his work make him a hero or a target witness? the d minor honor jazeera. ready ah, the hotel holiday in the war hotel was our house. people were shot dead on the entrance. the hotel. i do remember time in hotel was a shell to and started burning. but he is emil with phillip with up i turned to the camera. man, i said look, described there louder h

we're talking about those chains requirements from the baxter area all the way. the truck, if you're on eastbound i-80 and then westbound i-80, you're going to need those from the donner lake interchange all the way to baxter area. so be aware those chains are required. of course, the only exception is for all-wheel drive vehicles with snow tires. other than that, we will need those chains. and by the way, highway 50, you're also going to need those chains between the twin bridges area all the way to myers just south of lake tahoe. so be aware that. but i do want to show you one thing here that, you know, we were here just 3 days ago. we spoke to then it was great. we get gets know them. but let me tell you, james and darya, i'm seeing a lot more sticking to the ground here. a lot more snow sticking take a look as i step down here. look at all also be a mix of from the other day as well. but we certainly are seeing snow and that is good news for california. got new boots. looks like you're really since we say it so much to really hear it up. i i didn't. i see you

i wish a wonderful nand now fore are so thrilled to have derek baxter here with us today the author of in pursuit of jefferson traveling through europe with the most perplexing founding father. joining us today from fairfax, virginia where he lives with his wife and children and in his words. they lived quite a peaceful life there before deciding to follow thomas's jefferson's travel advice across europe, so he is going to tell you a little bit more about the book and we are so thrilled to have him here derek baxter everybody. great. well, thank you. thank you scuppernong and and c-span. thank you everybody for watching. so. so yes,

of the conditions along i-80 at donner lake and a castle peak right now chains are required between baxter and donner lake, but there are no chain requirements yet along. weigh 50, of course, that means closer to home. we're getting some rain. this is a live look out from our camera on mount tam. you can see how foggy it is up there and some droplets on our camera, which is really nice to see this time of year abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel tracking the rain with live doppler 7 and is here with details sandia. yeah, dan. it is a welcome site indeed as we take a look at live doppler 7 right now you will notice that we still have light showers steady across parts of the as you will notice lakeville highway petaluma penngrove you're getting wet in the east bay moraga skyline boulevard oakland. it is showering right now and in the south so 280 across san jose story road into alum rock wet weather right now. so take it easy on the roadways. it's a light level one storm moisture stream continues to come in. there are lightning strikes to the north and in the sierra. it is snowing as deon j

and now for the main event we are so thrilled to have derek baxter here with us today the author of in pursuit of jefferson traveling through europe with the most perplexing founding father. joining us today from fairfax, virginia where he lives with his wife and children and in his words. they lived quite a peaceful life there before deciding to follow thomas's jefferson's travel advice across europe, so he is going to tell you a little bit more about the book and we are so thrilled to have him here derek baxter everybody. great. well, thank you. thank you scuppernong and and c-span. thank you everybody for watching. so. so yes, this book is about it's about me following jefferson's travels across europe and it's really it was a chance to learn about a different side of jefferson that we don't often hear about we all know about the younger jefferson who wrote the declaration of independence at the age of 33, and we probably know something about jefferson as an older man when he was president, but this gave me a chance to explore this different side of jefferson. it was in his when he

chains are required between baxter and donner lake. no chain requirements along highway 50. good afternoon. larry: thank you for joining us. the rain is still coming down, you see that green on the screen and there is more on the way, let's begin with mike nicco. >> hi, everybody, keep the rain gear andy, this is the first of four storms over the next eight days. let's see how much we have received. san rafael, some drizzle. oakland, a little bit of a break in the 400s. there is a lot of green on the radar and it continues to slide to the southeast. the coverage is not as expensive as it was earlier today as our moisture plume is still sliding to the south but there's more offshore and that means now through early tonight, we've got a chance of more periods of rain and drizzle in our higher elevations and along the coast. the drizzle and rain will taper, eventually that will lead to slick conditions for tomorrow. following that, we will have patchy dense fog in the north bay so expect wet weather through the evening on and off. with those four storms, we could have as much r

we'll get to whether update baxter on al jazeera than israeli troops. fire rubber bullets inside the alex almost compound will have the latest on rising tensions at the occupied holy site. ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world cup is on its way to catherine book. your travel package to day. hello. we've got rain clouds gathering across southern parts of japan over the next couple days is largely fine and dry at the moment with high pressure in charge, but not high is pulling out of the way this massive cloud will slide its way in this weather system to the north was here that's going to just ease down across northern areas of china, pushing towards the far east of russia. but there's that where to where the coming in across q shoe for thursday, big down pause. they're pushing towards tokyo close through nicely as we go on into friday. warm sunshine coming back in 27 degrees celsius, put some re wet and windy weather, gale force windsor into hawkeye for a time. she make her way through the remainder of the week. heavy showers, meanwhile, will cont

lieutenant baxter. thank you so much for joining us here. quite a scene that you have. first of all, tell us what is this status, both of the building and the fire. so the status now of the fires the fires under control. that means there's no forward progress. the flames are all out. we're pretty darn sure that all the hotspots that members are completely out. we're now in the face of what's known as overhaul and that's a basil pulling a lot of things that could potentially cause a rekindle which we definitely do not want to do is also beneficial to the for investigators, who are currently in the building, performing a cause and origin investigation. as for the residents at this time, american red cross and city services are on scene assisting between 40 and 50 will have a better finite number later on today to care now somewhere to go, and then we'll be able to provide them with the extensive city services that we have for the long term. and no injuries. so far, you were telling me that you did rescue to people. what is their status , so fortunately, we have zero injur

the baxter here. — only on the state pension? the baxter here, this _ only on the state pension? the baxter here, this is _ only on the state pension? the baxter here, this is the triple lock on the _ baxter here, this is the triple lock on the amount the state pension increases — on the amount the state pension increases by last year —— each year. it was _ increases by last year —— each year. it was scrapped this year because the early— it was scrapped this year because the early figures would have been 8%. the early figures would have been 8%~ at— the early figures would have been 8%. at the time the decision was made _ 8%. at the time the decision was made that— 8%. at the time the decision was made that seem like a really high amount— made that seem like a really high amount of— made that seem like a really high amount of money. now when we are looking _ amount of money. now when we are looking at— amount of money. now when we are looking at 7% inflation almost, that looks _ looking at 7% inflation almost, that looks more — looking at 7% inflation almo

research, it turns out, is actually a university of southern california english professor named frank baxter. if you went to school in the '70s, '60s and '70s you're guaranteed to have seen one of his films not all about english subjects. a famous series about shakespeare that he did. he became the personification of the scientist though he is a doctor not a scientist. and he interacts with the animals through a magic screen which is an interesting way to describe a screen in which animation is projected. so mr. fiction writer is the wise go, joe q public, always voicing the concerns the audience might have. smokes cigarettes, is a little twitchy. dr. research is very calm. he has a lot of the markers of a nerdy scientist thinking back to the nutty professor, the classes, the calm, rational temperament, the gray bland flannel suit. much of the first part of the film is a discussion between the animated and human characters about blood mechanics. it's a discussion that takes place partially in film and partially in animation but about halfway through there's a pivotal moment where hemo gets m

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i'm christopher baxter executive director and editor-in-chief of spotlight pa. welcome to our third and final pennsylvania in the spotlight 2022 primary debate . tonight's event is a historic milestone for our state. for the first time in pennsylvania's modern history and unprecedented coalition of the state's largest media outlets have joined forces to ensure as many voters as possible can hear directly from those who speak seek to represent them. collectively tonight's hosts reach millions of pennsylvanians in all corners of the state and are each deeply committed to public service journalism. for those of you not familiar with spotlight pa we are an independent nonpartisan newsroom dedicated to investigative and public service journalism about the pennsylvania state government and urgent statewide issues. our mission is to hold powerful public and private forces to account through urgent and compelling reporting that empowers voters and drives positive change for the state we all call home . all of our journalism is available to the public at no cost and that

muggle packed her nailed it -- michael baxter nailed it on netflix. jonathan: we were trying to figure out whether we have a netflix problem or a market problem. which is it? daniel: i think it is a netflix problem. the work from home beneficiaries will continue to trade down. that is catch a falling knife. microsoft, cyber, semis is going to lead tech higher. net clicks is clearly a have not. it is not a market problem. it is a company specific. jonathan: facebook was down yesterday by 7.8%. that was brutal. you mentioned apple. let's talk about the relationship between apple and the tesla right now. i think the china story is so important. no more a overnight cut gdp for china to a three handle -- nomura overnight cut gdp for china to a 3% handle. daniel: that was the key from last night because for tesla, that is the hearts and lungs of the bull story in terms of shanghai and the three week shutdown. it is ramping quickly, coming out of the gate now that it is reopening. i think that is similar to what we see with apple next week. i think the stree

nope, that's not meredith baxter birney on an episode of "undercover boss." that's texas lt. governor dan patrick, who wants his own don't say gay bill, and claims that transgender people are playing god. and who are you playing, bitch? old sheldon? this is getting out of control. 19 states are now considering don't say gay laws. from oklahoma to louisiana. which, really louisiana? aren't you named after louis xiv? those aren't even sensible heels. why are you pushing us deeper in the closet? queer people have to teach ourselves everything as it is. about our health, about relationships, about our history. like that alice walker used to date tracy chapman. did you know that, jimmy? >> jimmy: no! what? >> she was the one in the fast car. yes. but i think i've come up with a solution to fix this. i would like to propose a bill of my own. "the rupert everett act." my bill says you are not allowed to write anti-gay legislation unless you prove you have one gay friend. or lesbian friend. or trans friend. or at least a friend with an unusual earring. i'll take anything. in fact, i

. >> attain control in effect between i-80 and baxter and truckee. we will look at the traffic cameras here. you can see cars slowing in the westbound direction and an inspection point. so far there are no chain controls on highway 50. here we are in april. the scenes are pretty nice to see. it is foggy and a bit drizzly. we have rain in the forecast. >> it looks like winter in the sierra and as you look at live doppler seven, that looks a lot more like winter. thunderstorms up to the north. let's get you down to the street level radar. it is scattered in nature around fulton, san francisco. this is near granada and in the south, a little bit of drizzle. timing this out, showers will continue through late tonight, a view of the rainy view of the exploratory camera and san francisco. it is foggy. i will be back to tell you more about the storm and others coming. >> san francisco's laguna hospital is at risk of being shut down. melanie woodrow has more on the story. >> san francisco's laguna honda hospital is a licensed skilled nursing facility that se

for the rest of the report, but i did want to comment on the public information officer, lieutenant baxter, on page 50. he put quite a bit of information here what his duties are, [indiscernible]. >> they give him a report back at the end of the month that give him the number of how many people that have viewed his videos that he's put up. >> commissioner nakajo: wow. 800 million nationally? >> 800 million, probably internationally. thank you very much. >> president feinstein: thank you, vice president. i had just a couple of random questions and commented here, and they're not in any particular order, which is, i guess, why they're random. if i might ask, please, how is the department doing in terms of getting its members boosted with their third vaccine? >> we're doing quite well, and we're making sure that the remainder who haven't gotten boosted down to 250 or less, and i think it might be because they haven't reported yet. >> president feinstein: that's really good. whatever's doing that deserves a commendation. it's the second comment that i wants just to make, and it's just a commen

and i think it is a tell now when you take a look at what happened today, goldman sachs downgraded baxter and you would think, okay, well, it's got something to do with fundamentals of their business it does, actually. the fundamentals that are raw materials, plastic, price increases that are going to impact margins, so this is an analyst that's getting in front of it. i think that's going to be the story through earnings that margins are coming down. forecasts for earnings growth are going to be lower and that's what's going to prey on the pl market can't tell you i'm not surprised by the rally in this market. i am surprised the vix has stayed down relatively measured levels and hasn't spiked, but i think it's just a delayed reaction i'm still staying at about 45% net long equities and i'll buy as i have. >> okay. so bryn, where you come down i mean, whether it's a bear market rally or not, the fact is we are where we are and as carl said leading into our program. 4600 on the s&p 500. is just around the corner it seems. what's the broader message here? why are defensive stocks outperform

recipients were guardians of the city trustee david barley, san francisco fire lieutenant jonathan baxter and former fire chief. joanne hayes white a lively evening of food friends and hope helped raise money for an organization that calls itself the safety net of the safety. that the san francisco community health centers 35th anniversary show of hope gala brought out an enthusiastic crowd of supporters this evening and you recognize that gentleman there abc 7 mornings. anchor reggie a key mc tonight's fundraiser, which took place in person for the first time since covid struck the centers provide critical medical care. it's tenderloin location focusing on the lgbtq community and people of color. we have folks tonight. are part of that early fight? pioneers blazing a bright trail in the service of the most underserved in our communities. the center also had the unwavering support from other members of our abc news family who proudly made up tonight's full house of generous supporters and donors. you can see the whole morning crew there spencer, right? that was the event to via tonight. w

you have percival baxter. who's the governor the former governor of the state of maine with his dog gary on the left. he is the arguably most famous manor at the time, although he hasn't been governor for quite some times. it's quite some time. he would have been no doubt invited. you have mary mcleod bethune vice president of the naacp on fdr's black cabinet. she likely would have been there this 1953 constitutional convention is first to welcome women, right? it was unlikely that women would have been invited to 1903. so in 1953, they get invited to and they come well represented in my story some of the arguments that they would have you you can imagine i have this interesting story about thurgood marshall being frustrated with the equal protection clause not being because of course, this is the the convention would have met before he argues for the second time, right? remember 1952 and then he argus brown versus board of education and then the supreme court asks them to re-argue in 1953, but not till decemb

i'm christopher baxter the executive director and editor-in-chief of spotlight. welcome to the second spotlight 2022 primary debate. tonight's event is a historic milestonefo for our state. for the first time in pennsylvania's modern history an unprecedented coalition of the state's largest media outlets have joined forces to ensure voters as many as possible can hearr directly from those who seek to represent them. collectively tonight's host reaches many in all corners of the state and each are deeply committed to public service journalism. for those of you who are not familiar with spotlight pa, we are an independent nonpartisan newsroom dedicated to investigative and public service journalism about the pennsylvania state government and urgent statewide issues.ou our mission is to hold powerful public and private forces to account through urgent and compelling reporting that empowers voters and drives positive change p for the statee all call home. all of our journalism is available to the public at l no cost, and that's made possible thanks too people like yo

lieutenant jonathan baxter, atomic pio of the san francisco fire department. and former chief, fire chief, joann hayes white is probably here. give her a nice hand. besides the 3,000 lives lost in 1906, we like to dedicate today's ceremony to the friend and colleague ron ross. ron was founder of the san francisco history association who passed away on february 2. he was a moving force and continuing the traditions of never forgetting our rich history here in his adopted san francisco. although ron is gone, i can feel the new yorker spirit with us on this stage this morning. we are also dedicating today to charlotte schultz, the city of san francisco and state of california, chief of property coal. charlotte was better known as the ambassador of san francisco. let's give her a hand in ab stensia. and she was responsible for putting them on the map. charlotte, you, too, are missed but your spirit lives on during so many great civic events like this one. and lastly we like to acknowledge a little known group of commemoration events over the past i don't know how

lieutenant jonathan baxter, atomic pio of the san francisco fire department. and former chief, fire chief, joann hayes white is probably here. give her a nice hand. besides the 3,000 lives lost in 1906, we like to dedicate today's ceremony to the friend and colleague ron ross. ron was founder of the san francisco history association who passed away on february 2. he was a moving force and continuing the traditions of never forgetting our rich history here in his adopted san francisco. although ron is gone, i can feel the new yorker spirit with us on this stage this morning. we are also dedicating today to charlotte schultz, the city of san francisco and state of california, chief of property coal. charlotte was better known as the ambassador of san francisco. let's give her a hand in ab stensia. and she was responsible for putting them on the map. charlotte, you, too, are missed but your spirit lives on during so many great civic events like this one. and lastly we like to acknowledge a little known group of commemoration events over the past i don't know how

lieutenant jonathan baxter, atomic pio of the san francisco fire department. and former chief, fire chief, joann hayes white is probably here. give her a nice hand. besides the 3,000 lives lost in 1906, we like to dedicate today's ceremony to the friend and colleague ron ross. ron was founder of the san francisco history association who passed away on february 2. he was a moving force and continuing the traditions of never forgetting our rich history here in his adopted san francisco. although ron is gone, i can feel the new yorker spirit with us on this stage this morning. we are also dedicating today to charlotte schultz, the city of san francisco and state of california, chief of property coal. charlotte was better known as the ambassador of san francisco. let's give her a hand in ab stensia. and she was responsible for putting them on the map. charlotte, you, too, are missed but your spirit lives on during so many great civic events like this one. and lastly we like to acknowledge a little known group of commemoration events over the past i don't know how

gonzalez-baxter. jazmin hernandez. chang and santos, teddy wong. tif lee and countless department sheriffs when came through. it wassure hope and conferred with the chair that no hands nobody would be grabbed and thrown out. despite there issue disturbness we give prospects to the sheriffs but also the xunts who calmed each other down that is why we did not have major complaints filed. west coast consulting who took over for us once civic edge consulting timed out. and for the clerk staff. alyssa, wilson, jokea. eileen. bill y, nav. john c. kevin lamb and joe atkins with his love low disposition at 2 a.m. in the morning and our clerk john carol. -- [applause] i can't have. round of applause. all of you remote and judge you were the face are the face of the redistricting task force. your narration of the state of each moment will be legendary. your elgans of each step. verb avenue tamed the process. butt task force members were dealing with. you assisted the chair as cohost and gained the trust of the public. and we cannot thank you enough for stick

ashley: it's been dreadfully sad, baxter to the right and then gracie who passed away in february, and that's the worst part is that they have to go. i think of her every day. stuart: i'm sorry about that, ash. lauren, you have pets but no farm in. lauren: i have no farm, i would have showed you my three beautiful children. we check into a restaurant restaurant -- we say weaver two adults and three animals. put us in the back. [laughter] stuart: amy writes this, tell your producer to get you a bigger monitor. there's no reason you should struggle, i'm sure they could find a good deal at costco. [laughter] the problem here, judy -- sorry, amy, the numbers are on a screen right there, but you can't move 'em closer because that would spoil the shot from the cameras, okay? helen just sent us this idea. i do so wish that a there was a varney, fox business coffee cup with you're all right on it. oh, look, they mocked one up for me. do you think that would sell, ashley? ashley: oh, my gosh, yes. especially down in florida. everywhere i go i do get recognized, i've got to tell you, loyal viewe

los registros oficiales que seÑala que presuntamente alejandro intentÓ adueÑarse de la marca marcela baxter, pero para hacerlo le pedÍan el acta de defunciÓn de la mama de luis miguel, por lo que tampoco pude hacer el registro, asÍ que en el 2021 alex laso la marca de ropa, asegurando que en familia todo estaba bien. >> estÁn enterados de este negocio, tienen conocimiento total y yo soy el que represento esta idea. guadalupe: la relaciÓn estÁ lastimada, como la del grano solitario con sus tres hijos, ya que a los mÁs pequeÑos que procreÓ con aracely arÁmbula, ademÁs de no verlos tampoco los mantiene, segÚn palabras del abogado de la actriz, guillermo pons. >> evidentemente existe la falta de asistencia alimenticia, de no cumplir el acato judicial por supuesto puede ser detenido. guadalupe: quizÁ arÁmbula rechazÓ enviar cualquier mensaje de felicitaciÓn al padre de sus hijos por este cumpleaÑos. >> las felicitaciones a luis miguel. >> ¿celebraste el cumpleaÑos de liz miguel? >> luis miguel fue visto en agencia de autos en miami y tratando de ser entrevistado en la misma ci

the unemployment rate for americans with the baxter's degree or higher is amir 2% and they are is a near record number of job openings end quote. that is from the "washington post." madam president it is true that americans are facing economic challenges as a result of inflation. that president biden and democrats helped. with the american rescue plan act. if anything president biden's new pause could help the law are inflation problems and importantly it will have the biggest benefits for those who are the most able to deal with price hikes from inflation. this clearly regressive policy benefits hide debt, high income borrowers significantly more than low debts, and low income borrowers. again to quote the "washington post" once more, rising prices of gas, rent, food and cars are hardship. forgiving interest on student loans for four more months offers the biggest benefits to people who have earned degrees in medicine and law. these people do want to have lucrative careers. meanwhile the 64% of americans who got a college degree don't benefit at all from the pause on loan repayment end

lieutenant jonathan baxter, atomic pio of the san francisco fire department. and former chief, fire chief, joann hayes white is probably here. give her a nice hand. besides the 3,000 lives lost in 1906, we like to dedicate today's ceremony to the friend and colleague ron ross. ron was founder of the san francisco history association who passed away on february 2. he was a moving force and continuing the traditions of never forgetting our rich history here in his adopted san francisco. although ron is gone, i can feel the new yorker spirit with us on this stage this morning. we are also dedicating today to charlotte schultz, the city of san francisco and state of california, chief of property coal. charlotte was better known as the ambassador of san francisco. let's give her a hand in ab stensia. and she was responsible for putting them on the map. charlotte, you, too, are missed but your spirit lives on during so many great civic events like this one. and lastly we like to acknowledge a little known group of commemoration events over the past i don't know how

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