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Rights activists. This is just under two hours. Good morning. Of the best city in the world. Welcome the o National Action network to washington, d. C. You all to my me hometown and your nations to thank and want recognize our reverend al for his leadership. P al reverend al for h vision, and our reverend al for of us. Ng up for all over the last several months, reminded of the values we have to fight for. Weve all been reminded of reverend dr. Martin luther king and what he stood for. We had to ld us that look k beyond ourselves, beyond our own generation for sure this was a america us all. We have to fight on a local level, state level and the ederal level, and thats why were truly blessed that reverend al has called us together. Remind us that its not where but where we are growin growing. Im proud that the nation look to us in. Our city we cant rely on the ederal government and we dont have a state government. We are the city, council, and once. Tate all at and because of that, we
Rights activists. This is just under two hours. Good morning. Of the best city in the world. Welcome the o National Action network to washington, d. C. You all to my me hometown and your nations to thank and want recognize our reverend al for his leadership. P al reverend al for h vision, and our reverend al for of us. Ng up for all over the last several months, reminded of the values we have to fight for. Weve all been reminded of reverend dr. Martin luther king and what he stood for. We had to ld us that look k beyond ourselves, beyond our own generation for sure this was a america us all. We have to fight on a local level, state level and the ederal level, and thats why were truly blessed that reverend al has called us together. Remind us that its not where but where we are growin growing. Im proud that the nation look to us in. Our city we cant rely on the ederal government and we dont have a state government. We are the city, council, and once. Tate all at and because of that, we
Efficient in the late bigotry approach towards ruin regulations are in place given the process was in place by impacting tens of millions of consumers. It is my hope your commission will work with all parties to ensure all aspects of industry are taken into account in order to ensure current and future Energy Demand variable to be met. Its my understanding ferc is in the process of a holistic fashion in the set of markets in which it regulates. I appreciate the commission taking on this effort, but i have a few concerns are the cutest is to determine where the effort may lead than whether it may be unnecessarily limited. Chairman lafleur, what will they do what information is currently gathering in this proceeding . On the capacity markets, that is very much a work in progress going on right now. I think potentially an illustrative example is what weve done on gas electric, where we looked at a large number of comments from around the country and said, here is a large set of thing that
District Attorney Pamela Price is set to investigate death penalty cases from more than 30 years ago after allegations of prosecutorial misconduct, in which Alameda County prosecutors allegedly excluded Black