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Of generosity, sharing and community building. That is the program you are watching now. The mosaic Television Show has been a gift from kpix5 to the community for decades. As a new year began, i looked into the dust archives and the best sources informed me that mosaic first hit the air in 1980, which means we are in the 38th year of enjoying kpix5s wonderful gift to the community, that gives a voice to diverse faith perspectives in the San Francisco bay area. On behalf of the Roman Catholic archdiocese of San Francisco and the catholic people of our three counties, thank you to the kenni choi management and all the staff that helped us create this show each month. Today, we have with us, two experts on the importance of sharing and the rewards of giving. After this brief break, please re join us for an interesting conversation on todays mosaic. [piano playing slow tune] announcer dont wait. Communicate. Make your emergency plan today. Good morning and welcome to mosaic. We are here w
Peoples house. Also i have the privilege today of introducing newlyelected Supreme Court justice to this chamber and to the idaho judiciary. Congratulations. [applause] the new year also brings key departures from our executive branch of government. Im sure youll join me in wishing godspeed goodness new National Responsibility for two eventful and successful years as the director of the department of corrections. We are also accusing sam haas and welldeserved retirement from the office of aging. And kelli pearsons experience and leadership will be missed with his recent retirement as minister of the department of building. I extend my best wishes to each and every one of them. [applause] finally this will be the last legislative session for armstrong as director of the department of health and welfare his stalwart and tireless leadership has set a High Standard for whoever takes on the difficult and often thankless responsibility next. He will be retiring in june and he will be leaving
United states. A quick followup on africa. Ways and means has pointed out that there could be a problem between the u. S. And africa u. S. And the event e. U. If the u. S. Begins to get preferences in the african market. You chose a different path. Two quick questions. One, will you have some flexibility so you dont harm u. S. Exports and, two, have you given any thought to a common origin rule perhaps being part of epa where excuse me being part of ttip where the u. S. Recking nices african inputs the recognizes african inputs the same as export to the u. S. And vice versa so this wouldnt promote african participation in the Global Supply chain. And the third very quick is on g. I. S some are concerned youre use r using the lisbon agreement to make some progress. Perhaps that should be better left for the negotiation of the ttip in terms of this very controversial issue of geographical indications. Thank you very much. Thank you. That was a lot of questions. On tpa we are, of course,