Idea knew her so wanted to ask this commission a way to honor her maybe adjourning in her enemy or Something Like that thank you. Next yes. I dont know if you wanted to answer that marie youll a be hearing about the dignity fund i think some of you remember that sandy came to talk about the process of looking to put something on the ballot in november more discussion with the Mayors Office of housing and the supervisors the legislation will have an important parole for the commission to play id like to work with acting director mucking fanned to brief the commission so you understand the legislation and can have answers to the questions like commissioner ow powdered he posed with the fund will it replace money or on top of so the way it is structured it will provide a baseline of funding and the fund will will on top of that maybe we can figure out the best way to share information with the commission. Commissioner ow. Did you no comment. I just have one announcement and i think we can
In addition to being conyers mayor, the mayor is the churchill factor. Thats incredibly nice of you. What did you learn from Winston Churchill about what people want in their leader . Well churchill, the guy made the most incredible series of mistakes. His early career was studied with disasters of one kind or another. But he always came back from them and he always stuck by what he believed. And actually, as you will discover in this book if you need to analyze all of his catastrophes, you can see how he was very often on to something. Oftentimes he simply got it wrong. The big takeoff from churchill was he had the big colossal moral strength and on a scale its hard for any of us to imagine. Yesterday i went to see the Aerospace Museum and we looked at that flyer built by orville and Wilbur Wright that flew 800 feet. Its incredible that only ten years after that flight Winston Churchill was getting up in contraptions of absolutely terrifying primitiveness made of basically canvas and
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Have been killed in zimbabwe, poisoned with cyanide. The death tell from an earthquake in pakistan has gone up to 327. Rescuers are struggling to help thousands of people whos homes have collapsed. Emergency aid has started arriving in many places. Here is more. Reporter this is what remains of many villages in the district. Houses platened and hundreds of inhabitants wounded. It was the epicenter of the 7. 7 magnitude earthquake. Translator everybody was destroyed. Translator we took out some bodice and some injuries, but there are no facilities here. Translator we dont know how many are dead. Half of our families are gone. Reporter it was a few hours before the injured or dead could be moved to hospitals. Reporter the earthquake has also severely affected the Communications System in the area. And the relief workers are also facing difficulties to reach out to the survivors, and it takes at it hours from the capitol to each the district. Reporter a state of emergency has been declare