aside and may god bless his stewardship to this country. neither he nor i anticipated this long and difficult road. certainly neither one of us wanted it to happen and now it has came and ended. resolved as it must be resolved through the honored institutions of our democracy. over the library of one of our great law schools is described the motto, not undermanned but under god and law. that is the ruling principle of american freedom, source of our democratic liberties. i try to make it my guide throughout the contest as it has guided american deliberations of all the complex issues of the past five weeks. now the u.s. supreme court has spoken. let there be no doubt while i strongly disagree with the court decision, i accepted. i accept the finality of this outcome which will be ratified next monday in the electoral college and tonight for the sake of our unity as the people and strength of our democracy, i offer my concession. this is america. just as we fight hard when the
and the last draft to show you that the projects for sea level rise in the scientific reports are low this the preservation for sea level rise for 1990 what can happen by now i ve cut it off at the year 2014 and we redid the projects from the i pcc from the paper on sea level rice rise in 2012 they did the projects again he is green lines are narrower and higher as they keep doing it we can look at how inadequate accurate where they those are the best scientific data the redlining is a smooth out trend like that you can see at the top or even above some of the projects so just in the last decade or two the best sequence of science has if anything been low in terms of what can happen that sea level that s the proof the scientists are not intaekt many people say they are their cache but to plan to earthquake or fire safety we go overboard to say what could happen here we re going to do the opposite we re not counting the worse case because we don t know. to close the insuranc
the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered today by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. god of the universe, thank you for giving us another day. it is your nature to hold us in your living presence always. it is our nature to think of you and of others only momentarily or in passing. be with each of us that we may be our very best and prove ourselves worthy of your love and your grace. bless the members of this people s house in their work and deliberations today, that they might merit the trust of the american people and manifest the strength of our republican democracy to the nations of the world. without you, o lord, we can do nothing. with you and in you, we can establish a community of peace, goodness and justice now and forever. may all that is done this day be for your greater honor and glory, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day s proceedings and announces to the house his approval there
up the highway for on both to 42 and interstate 680 in the southbound direction. we can tell you that it s slow going on 680 southbound even though there are no incidents. it s leading down to some old we are backed up to dublin and 580. the west bound trip to the alta mont pass the drive times are up 49 minutes. and earlier occuring problems in the santa cruz mountains have been cleared from the traffic lanes. new : george: at the bay bridge there s a big backed up this morning 27 minutes drive times. it s coming off highway 24 which is backed up nearly to broadway in the west bound direction. in the san mateo bridge and the 7:00 hour we are already seeing slow traffic for the rest of ride. there s an 18 + minutes drive time to san mateo. : james: mount tam is looking over the bay ended see a beautiful blankets of calls. clouds. we can look forward to this later on today when the clouds part. during the early morning hour there is some fog and some drizzle along the co
thank you so much, everyone. not much waiting at all. i do that because we have chaired this committee together and we are good friends. as we approach this bill, electoral count act, it is important the spirit of bipartisanship gets us through and gets this passed. our colleagues will be here shortly. senator king, who we will hear from, who has been a major leader in this area, worked with me and senator durbin on our bill that we presented to the group that came together to work on this. i want to thank senator cap and who is a valued manager of the committee. i know senator warner was also part of the group. we are joined by the former secretary of state, senator padilla, a valued member of our community, as well as senator fischer, we might see up here at some point in the coming congress. i think all of you and i want to thank senator collins and senator manchin to this beautiful hearing room. you can look at the ships, i know you like to sail, senator manchin. the