Speaker cards calling names anyone that wishes to speak please line up everyone will have 2 minutes. Good morning my name is establishing in any professional capacity im executive Vice President for the sgientd im familiar with the High Services on the waterfront and providing access to san franciscans and visitors alike on our waterfront my personal capacity i have served on the board of the golden gate care onservancy and the parks successful and open to all visitors in san franciscans in bayview receipts the consciousnesscy helps to provide are interpret programs with the Golden Gate Bridge and alcatraz and we many of you potentially visited the centers on alcatraz so i strongly urge to adopt this measure that will create and place for the alcatraz experience and have full confidence in the port. Thank you very much next speaker, please. Good morning, supervisors nice to see you familiar with both sides in the member six the conservancy this is go for inform San Francisco and glad t
On the saratoga battlefield and in the lake george region and in the mohawk valley. Snow moved to Pennsylvania State university in 1995, where he served as head of the department of anthropology for the next 10 years. In 2005, he was a fellow at Dumbarton Oaks in washington, d. C. , the four returning to penn state as professor of anthropology. He served as president of the society for american archaeology from 2007 to 2009. He has also been closely involved with the development of digital antiquities, a Cyber Infrastructure program for the archiving of archaeological data, initiated with funding the Andrew Mellon foundation. He lives in pennsylvania with his wife of 52 years. Dr. Snow is accompanied hereby with her daughter, here by their daughter, who you may as kate snow. We welcome dr. Dean snow. [applause] dr. Snow thank you very much. Im delighted to be here tonight. I hope that i can get through this quickly so we can get to the question period, because i find that to be the mos
This was their first chance to stay in america legally. It was an amazing day, one of the more rewarding days of my public career. To see these young people so anxious to be part of americas future to sign up you under this program to sign up under this program. That was four years ago that president obama created that program. If these young people are part of americas future, what about their parents . What if in that same household there is a father or mother undocumented. If they have no serious criminal issues, if theyll pay their fee, pay their taxes, sign up with the government, shouldnt they be allowed to stay in america at leasten a temporary renewable at least on a temporary, renewable basis in that led to the did dapa progr. Well, that executive order has been challenged in court across the street at the Supreme Courters and we expect in a few weeks it will be resolved and i believe the president s position will be sustained. He has said, it is his executive responsibility t
All given to him in an instant. So that makes him a formidable presence i think in the party going forward, if we were to looking at 2020, or beyond there. Jamie, go ahead, jump in, jim. One of the people she didnt name, her own governor, nikki haley i think would probably be on the agenda in 2020. You know, she is finishing her second term now. There is a prospect of a woman in the white house. She would be an attractive female candidate on the republican side so. You have to include her. Paul ryan and who knows. They seem to have a deep bench. Republicans have a much, much deeper bench of potential president s who have no bench really. That is one of the worries if you talk to democrats about the vp Selection Process on their end is, tim kaine is probably, like the main allstar of what the future of the democrat bench could look like. But tom vilsack is someone, not exactly a new exciting name. Some of the folks being left out of the conversation there, like the castro brothers or ot
Important to know the approach were taking here. Are there costs to be cut . Yes. Are the things we can do to become more effective . More efficient . Yes. But i also believe the Postal Service is a vital tool of commerce and a thriving vibrant, productive Postal Service is essential to our economy. We cannot ignore this. Think about the world of the internet, think about the way commerce is moving, the way we communicate, how we send bills and kmoocommunicate as a nation. You have to have a vibrant, thriving Postal Service to achieve that. Thats why i think so many people are here today and rithser one of the most important things our committee will be addressing and taking care of and thats the goal and what were trying to achieve and i thank you all for being here. We should have a good hearing today. With that, Ranking Member, mr. Comeings of maryland. I want to thank you for your hard wi hard work and staff on both sides working so hard for a long time to try to resolve the many c