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hall's conviction in the jessie roach case. jimmy fibbed that his mother lived near wabash and read about jessie's case and other stories involving hall. >> she gets that newspaper from that hometown where you're from, i said, and all the newspaper stories said you've killed multiple women. >> that was a big risk though. >> it all was a big risk. i said larry, i don't care what you're in here for, but be honest to me, that's all. just tell me what happened, man, i'm still going to be your friend no matter what. i said, i've had girls do me wrong in my life, i understand how girls can get under your skin and how they can be bothersome to you. >> jimmy pressed hall about jessie roach. at last, hall began to open up, recalling that september day in 1993. >> he was driving down a back country road and he seen her walking her bicycle. >> hall then told jimmy exactly how he abducted and killed jessie. >> you must have been revolted. >> oh, god, lester, it was probably the hardest thing i've ever done in my life, to have to sit there

it's a jug of antifreeze. >> i see you nodding, jessie. the idea that could be confused somehow if at all for something threatening. and he's trying, according to what you're saying, to stop the car from harming the police officer's car. so being proactive about preventing something from happening. jessie, i want to play something you said at your nephew's memorial. listen to this. >> these unjust killings happening around our country demand sacrifice from each of us. we'll have to stop all of this civil unrest, black and white, people dying at the hands of the police. qualified immunity must end for law enforcement officers in this country. >> jessie -- and i would reiterate that officer has been fired. but are you confident the officer who killed your nephew, hunter, that he will be held accountable? >> yes, ma'am, i will not rest until he is held accountable. this is -- this can't go on like this. this qualified immunity, it must end for law enforcement. it just gives them the right to go out and do whatever they want and kill whoever t

i want to bring in jessie brittain and ben crump. i'm happy to have you both here but not under these circumstances. jessie, i'm so sorry this happened to your nephew. you've been calling for justice, but the police haven't given out many details. what answers are you looking for still from these authorities? >> we're looking for any answers. we have not -- they have not released one single thing to us. we're still completely in the dark. what we have is the testimony from the boys and this is murder from what the boys are telling us and we haven't got anything from them. >> these are boys who were witnesses to what happened, you're saying? >> yes, ma'am. >> ben, police have now fired the officer involved and there's an ongoing investigation to talk about what happened, but what does this case stand right now? >> laura, it's so important that we make sure everybody knows the name of hunter brittain just like we said george floyd's life mattered because he was killed unjustly by police in m minneapolis and breonna taylor's life matter

do you have anything to add, alfonso or jessie? >> no, i don't. i think that's pretty clear. >> nothing to add from me. we are continuing all of these discussions with the agencies. >> nila, i know arm three, we're in a murky place, but is there an order of magnitude if it wasn't in litigation, general amounts of money that might be available if litigation didn't exist? >> yes. so in speaking with m.t.c., they have committed, you know, without them being here, they have been great supporters of the program. they have been working on getting us a letter committing to what they told us verbally, which is the immediate allocation of funds once arm three is resolved, getting that to the d.t.x. extension, and that would be based on cash flow needs, so they've been collecting, they've got it in escrow, and they would be ready to write the check, if you will, as soon as litigation is resolved. right now, folks are hoping towards the end of the year, but nobody knows for sure when it will be concluding. >> but it's in the several millions of dollars range

jessi: ya la voy a bajar tambiÉn en mi playlist. un sÚper consejo, se le quieren alegrar la maÑana a alguien, sÓlo le tienes que preparar un rico cafÉ gustelo. disfrutar de nuestra mÚsica latina, porque entre la mÚsica y el cafÉ hay uniÓn. >> no hay nada mÁs sabroso, y para tener este playlist, ahÍ tienen el cÓdigo de barra. tienen que descargar la aplicaciÓn en el google play. jessi: lo tengo todo comido usted en casa lo invito a que se prepare un cafÉ y aprovechen todo esto. maÑana estÉn muy atentos a "premios juventud", que todo comienza a las 7:00 p.m.. salud, amiga. continuamos con mÁs. alan: salud con cafecito, no hay mejor combinaciÓn de un buen cafÉ con la buena mÚsica. maÑanas "premios juventud", no se lo pueden perder, grandes canciones, grandes artistas. ♪ ♪ karla: estamos en todas las redes sociales con signos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en "despierta amÉrica".com, el app de univisiÓn y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. carlos: ¿cÓmo estÁ us

thank you so much, jessie, for this conversation. i want to open it up with the committee, starting with member ledbetter ter and then deantonio. and member friedenbach. >> thank you. i'm having a reaction because it feels like we made a big vote, and then we came back, and now somebody has planned our work for us. and it is a very qualitatively different experience than prior to the voting process. and, you know, i think i would need to hear a little bit from the chair in terms of sort of where they've played a role in this. i think this is the time for us to sort of talk through this, right, and see, i think, probably pull back our liaison structure, which we had adopted and voted on and is in our bylaws. map it to the work plan. and look and see if the work plan -- whose work plan is it? it feels like the city's work plan, but our committee has been very much a committee that takes leadership role, that convenience stakeholders ourselves, that we really are, you know, active. and i think it has been a key to the success. so i thin

thank you, jessie. okay. i will entertain a motion to adjourn at this time. >> so moved, brett. >> all right. moved by member andrew. >> second. >> seconded by member reggio. all right. so we'll take a roll call vote on this. >> clerk: okay. [roll call] >> clerk: shoot, i just got a text from julie ledbetter that she's muted, she couldn't get in through the webex. >> we are adjourned. >> i just wanted to make sure folks knew. >> so we are adjourned. it's 9:45 a.m. thank you, everyone. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning, everybody. my name is carmen chu, and i serve as san francisco city administrator, and i am so, so, so glad to be with you here today. when people were saying, well, all of the units are going to combine, get stuck, i'm like huh? how is that going to happen? when i came in here, how amazing is this facility. in my new role as city administrator, i look forward to making sure that all of the san francisco firefighters continue to have the equipment for the jobs that you continue to do.

i'm jessi turnure. >> i have got something to brag about. the 5 most vaccinated counties in california. all right. here in the bay area. marin county tops the list. most vaccinated county in the state. more than 72% of eligible people in marin. fully vaxed. then you have san francisco, santa clara county, san mateo county and alameda county alameda county have more than 63% of people fully vaccinated and that is all good news. so where does our state need to improve maybe focus vaccination effort you can start here in lassen county. currently has just over 26% of folks. they're fully vaccinated. that's almost 50% lower. then the statewide vaccination rate. things are much better for the rest of the bottom 5 to him. a 28% del norte de almost 29% kings county about the same or said county. a little over 30%. folks are fully vaccinated there. if you didn't see your county on either list. you're curious you can head to our website. kron 4 dot com. we've posted a full list of every county and their numbers in the state. >> you see schools will be

i'm jessi tenure. now to our coronavirus coverage learning tonight that 2 doses of the pfizer vaccine are 88% effective against the delta variant. that info coming from the new england journal of medicine may offer some reassurance about the effectiveness of the vaccines. >> the vaccine was about 94% effective against the out the strain of the virus which was first identified in the united kingdom. >> and happening right now, the gilroy garlic festival is back for the first time since the deadly shooting in 2019. >> it does look a lot different. there is still, though, a lot of garlic festival blue will be celebrated with a drive-thru event this year instead of an open area that happened at christmas hill park which had been the location in years past this year. guests must pre order their food and drive in to pick it up festival. organizers say the changes were made as a result of covid restrictions that are still in place. how can we get. >> for me allie and in a different way. to be able to do what

our washington correspondent jessi turnure has more. >> more jobs, better wages. that's a good combination. after a springtime lol president joe biden is celebrating a summer heat up in the u.s. labor market put simply. >> our economy is on the move and we have covid-19 on the run. the june jobs report shows american employers added 850,000 jobs, including nearly 200,000 in hard-hit industries like bars and restaurants. this set of workers competing with each other for jobs or scares. employers are competing with each other to attract workers still overall employment remain 6.8 million below its pre-pandemic level and the black unemployment rate stands at nearly double the white jobless rate. but the president credits the new games to vaccination efforts and other elements of the american rescue plan. this progress is testament to our commitment to grow this economy from the bottom up in the middle out ahead of the report's release house republican leader kevin mccarthy painted a different picture of the economy. just 6 months of biden administration. >> the highe

i'm jessi tenure. >> that's the thank you very much. and as she just reported, a number of mayors and police chiefs met with president today, including san jose's mayor sam liccardo and cloud for noelle bellow talked with mayor liccardo after that meeting. here is her report. >> the was more listening. the mayor, sam liccardo was among about half a dozen people who met with president joe biden monday. the group which included the mayor of washington, dc and chicago's police chief spent 2 hours discussing ways to combat gun violence and crimes across the country. it's going to take a lot of solutions. there's no panacea here. the mayor said president biden was interested in a plan approved just a few weeks ago in san jose that aims to crack down on something called the straw purchasing of guns that step. >> the mechanism that gangs and criminal organizations used to get their party process to buy guns from gun dealers said the things that we're doing around videotaping this transactions and forcing gun purchases made through licensed dea

i'm jessi tenure. thank you jesse. now 7 of the. >> not 7 of 9 bay area counties are not recommending people wear masks indoors even if they're vaccinated. so we got a chance today to talk with doctor john swartzberg an infectious disease expert from u c berkeley. he said as covid cases are on the rise wearing a mask and add just another level of protection for yourself. >> these vaccines work unbelievably well, if you look at los angeles county over 99% of the people being hospitalized right are people who are unvaccinated. so you're you really have a great suit of armor on if you are vaccinated. but i think you need add another suit of another protection layer. and that's the mask. when you're going indoors, unless you know that everybody indoors is vaccinated and because we don't have vaccine mandates. there's no way to be assured of that. >> doctor schwartz berg also told us since california fully reopen most hospitalizations of covid cases are of people who are not vaccinated. he is encouraging the public to get a

i'm jessi tenure. thank you so much, jessie. >> you see schools will be requiring all students, faculty and staff to be fully vaccinated before physically accessing the university's locations and programs you see says the policy will require it schools to begin collecting proof of vaccination and processing requests for exceptions and deferrals to plan ahead for the fall semester and it is a different story for barrett colleges and students who are not attending. you see schools this fall kron four's haaziq takes a look at how bay area college jews are doing with the vaccination policies. >> covid-19 vaccine requirements are not uniform across the various colleges and universities in the state of california. while all sees schools are mandating that students and staff are vaccinated this fall. the 23 public universities in the 500,000 students that make up the california state university system are taking a different approach as indicated by this statement from the president of s of state which reads i

to end my hectic day in new york, jessie has fixed me up with a bed for the night. hi,jo! hi, are you the guy that's sorting me somewhere to stay? absolutely, follow me. it's a cab. it's a luxury liner taxicab. wait till you see the inside, you are going to love it. that is lovely. here is some complimentary water, and here is your official taxi hat. how much does it cost to stay here? $39 a night, that's it. monday to friday 39, weekends 49. and so you are allowed to park here? yeah, nothing i am doing is illegal. ijust need to make sure i follow parking regulations. i always pick a place that has a beautiful view of the skyline. well, then, i better get in. this is actually quite comfortable, but very strange. well, good night. and believe me, on bbc budgets, the back of a cab is about as luxurious as it gets. still to come on the show... how one man has devoted his artistic life to the new york subway. i've done 110 stations so far and i have many more to go. and the contest that shines a spotlight on storytelling. i can't be a sumo wrestler, i can't really dance so wel

jessi: la ciencia hoy disponible. comenzamos con esto, saliÓ en defensa de su esposo justin bieber, vamos a verlo en el revoltillo digital. ♪ ♪ ♪ jessi: despuÉs de que circulara un vÍdeo en el que yo sin beaver parece que le gritara a su esposa, ely no quiere que le preste atenciÓn a lo que se dice de ella o de su matrimonio. la modelo declarÓ a travÉs de su cuenta de instagram que lo que se dice de ellos sin beaver es falso. ely compartiÓ una imagen de ella besando al cantante y escribe "recordando lo increÍble que fue el pasado fin de semana, pasÉ los mejores momentos rodeada de mucho amor". parece que la cosa entre jlo y ben affleck va mÁs serio que nunca, todo parece indicar que la pareja ya anda buscando su nido de amor. fueron vistos ayer jueves visitando diferentes mansiones multimillonarias en los Ángeles. ayer fue jueves de tbt, sofÍa vergara compartiÓ un gran momento. la hermosa barranquillera en el 2002 cuando fue presentadora de "noche de carnaval". ♪ ♪ ♪ tenemos en exclusiva las p

like a virtual race against four-time gold medallist jessie owen. on the day we visited we ran into retired hockey player jim craig. >> do you believe in miracles! yes! >> the goalie for the 1980 gold medal winningsa bt for theirpr or soviets. miracle on ice. >> this is a really special place for anybody. someone's going to leave here with an ambition they didn't have before they came in here. >> absolutely. >> it's a history museum, cultural museum, an art museum, a museum that talks about social progress. >> michelle is the vice president at the museum, she helps to create schints to hon -- exhibits to honor the athletes and highlight stories, including her own. she took home silver in the games in 1984 as a member of the u.s. gymnastics team. the stories of both olympic and paralympic athletes exist here at the museum side-by-side. >> this isn't, here's a wing of the paralympic games. this is equal and on par. >> we're one team. our adjectiving athletes are our athletes are the fabric of our nation and want everyone to see our team represents thi

jessie's new book is on bookshelves today. we finally get to read what he wrote about us. congratulations. i saw your fox & friends interview. i thought it was great. >> jesse: thank you. how does it feel to finally have this book out in the world? >> jesse: it feels like to have more credibility with my liberal family. published author, fox news host, much better in the water's household. so before i remember talking to you as you are starting to write the book and you are a little bit intimidated by the project, the idea of the length of something. what was it that was most surprising for you? what did you learn doing it? was it as hard? >> jesse: i'm actually a better writer than i thought. i opened it up for the first time today and started reading it. i was like, did i write that? i was really short, waters. but i first was nervous. like i said, how long it was going to take. i happened to time it right during the pandemic. not on purpose. not a conspiracy theory. but it just so happened i started it two months before the china virus and just had nothing else to do bu

jessi: era como una montaÑa de nuevo. harry: como la con montaÑa de huevo batido que nos comimos esta maÑana, era como muy excesivo. mucho show, por eso se tardÓ en llegar. andrea: ¿quÉ opinas de este estilo, maity? maity: karol se lo puede poner, ella es una mujer de espectÁculos. ella brillÓ con todo y mariachi. andrea: muy bien, seguimos preparÁndoles muchos mÁs looks para las prÓximas partes que promete tambiÉn. maity: gracias. si le gustÓ, prepÁrese para lo que viene, porque hay una segunda parte de esta moda. tambiÉn es viernes, es hora de celebrar a los compaÑeros del dÍa de hoy. ♪ [aplausos] ♪ alan: vamos a felicitar a quiÉn? felicitamos a aranza medina de 3 aÑos. maity: felicitamos al pequeÑo axel, de phoenix, arizona, que cumple 5 aÑitos. raÚl: la familia de "despierta amÉrica" saludan a jorge, cumple 4 aÑitos. karla: josÉ luis junior, de elk grove, california, celebra 4 aÑos y es todo un galÁn. alan: miraras mÁs a las gafas. felicidades. raÚl: ella celebra 100 aÑos, nada mÁs y

thank you so much, jessie, for this conversation. i want to open it up with the committee, starting with member ledbetter ter and then deantonio. and member friedenbach. >> thank you. i'm having a reaction because it feels like we made a big vote, and then we came back, and now somebody has planned our work for us. and it is a very qualitatively different experience than prior to the voting process. and, you know, i think i would need to hear a little bit from the chair in terms of sort of where they've played a role in this. i think this is the time for us to sort of talk through this, right, and see, i think, probably pull back our liaison structure, which we had adopted and voted on and is in our bylaws. map it to the work plan. and look and see if the work plan -- whose work plan is it? it feels like the city's work plan, but our committee has been very much a committee that takes leadership role, that convenience stakeholders ourselves, that we really are, you know, active. and i think it has been a key to the success. so i thin

i'm jessi tenure. >> coming up next is a casual kickback that went viral. hundreds of people showed up in southern california for a party that soon got out of control details on the charges that could be filed against those behind it. plus, about a handful of flex alerts within last week. is this going to be the new normal why experts say the short answer is yes and the solutions in the works. and an airline passenger bites, a flight attendant on american airlines flight that fools crews had to use to breaking news crews and pleasanton hour, updating us on the missing runner. let's to them. >> during our meeting. >> this this is spending day 4 and what they for. you know, we have to work on probabilities. and so i want hand it over to chief sites with our search and rescue to talk specifically about what we've done, what we've covered and why we are starting to arrive at some conclusions as to where we need to go from here. yeah. thank you. rick. >> so the monitor over here to my right, sort of indicates the activities for the last 4 days that we've had and

asks, what is being done to regulate the flow of sensitive information under the cover of cove it on jessie, you know, we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. so no matter when you call home will be used in current affairs. that matter to you, the, who's egypt, a nation of over 100000000 souls is facing an existing show threat view and security council needs to hear regional concerns of his grand renee on them. i mean a dispute, it's downstream impact. ah, hello there, i'm starting to tell you this is al jazeera life from durham, also coming up have.

thank you so much, jessie, for this conversation. i want to open it up with the committee, starting with member ledbetter ter and then deantonio. and member friedenbach. >> thank you. i'm having a reaction because it feels like we made a big vote, and then we came back, and now somebody has planned our work for us. and it is a very qualitatively different experience than prior to the voting process. and, you know, i think i would need to hear a little bit from the chair in terms of sort of where they've played a role in this. i think this is the time for us to sort of talk through this, right, and see, i think, probably pull back our liaison structure, which we had adopted and voted on and is in our bylaws. map it to the work plan. and look and see if the work plan -- whose work plan is it? it feels like the city's work plan, but our committee has been very much a committee that takes leadership role, that convenience stakeholders ourselves, that we really are, you know, active. and i think it has been a key

infections is still rising. meanwhile, the 1st line work is bouncing that case. search celebrate dna, jessie's 73rd anniversary, but without so much to pay to pay rise. and i did get a metal from the queen. i think that was a real spot. and i want to make sure that i knew you, these kind of thing and i didn't seem to self harm in belgium, migrants go 3 streams and fights were silent. the authorities insist that they won't be black. ah.

washington correspondent jessi tenure reports on the president's message. >> good evening. the president condemned those republican led efforts as an american and called on congress to fight back against them. >> the big lie is just that a big wind. >> president joe biden defended the 2020 election results and american's right to vote in the place where he noted we the people began philadelphia. it's up to all of us to protect that right. >> this is a test of our time. >> to push back on new state laws that he says make it harder for people, especially minorities to vote. the president called on congress to pass spending legislation. i will sign it. >> and watch the whole. >> back in washington. we need the power of the presidency. congressman lloyd doggett urged the white house and senate to take action after his fellow texas democrats fled the state legislature in protest over proposed voting law. there is seldom been more that stake. >> that's why they're here. senate majority leader chuck schumer praised the texas democrats and is helping them plan their next move. the

i'm jessi tenure. the white house. >> has been making recent moves to defend vice president kamala harris, there are new reports that her office is dysfunctional and rife with dissent. >> political analyst david mccuan points out that harris faced some of the same criticism when she ran for president. but you ran a presidential campaign was a mess. >> those that were close to this and watching this. they knew it was a mess. they knew was going to be a mess and she someone who obviously has had a celebrity star rise in national politics and in california politics. but if you peel back kind of that. that blue drapes and you look at the democrats and inside what's happening all is not, you know, love tucks and some of her staffers as you know, are but not a muscly that they're not treated. well, that's the kind of thing >> not great pr. that's right. well, look up most staffers and having been a staffer. it's a rough you work for the principal and working for the principal means that, you know, they're go

i'm jessi tenure. and coming up at 3.30 san jose mayor sam liccardo was president today's round table with the president. >> kron four's. noelle bellow spoke with the mryor this afternoon about the meeting. she'll bring us that conversation in just a few minutes. now to a big story. cal iso has issued another power alert to start this at 4 a power alert. people are ing d- asked to set the thermostat to 78 degrees or higher and avoid using major appliances. most major appliances. the alert will be in place until 9 o'clock tonight. the energy agency says the power alert is needed because of wildfires in oregon which are impacting transmission lines. and it's time to talk about our weather this monday afternoon is a live look from the golden gate bridge is showing the marine layer blanketing the coast bringing much needed relief after that heat wave this weekend. kron four's erica caturay is standing by with a closer look at the cooldown. erica. >> in on the act are going to be running errands along the c

jessi: hablamos del tema que logrÓ todo esto, "tÚ". christian nodal con botella tras botella, siento que ahora bien una onda muy sabrosa y despechada. >> va con nuestra cultura. [risas] ♪ jesse: llegÓ la hora de probar uno de estos rolls. provecho. aquÍ va. ♪ ♪ jese: ahora con barriga llena, corazÓn contento, hablemos de inÉdito. >> fue una gran propuesta, fue una fusiÓn con amigos, es una propuesta, un disco que me representa mucho como persona. jessi: ¿cuÁl es tu mensaje para esos chicos que estÁn tambiÉn buscando una carrera dentro de la mÚsica? ¿cuÁl es la clave del Éxito para llegar a ser de los artistas mÁs sonados? >> manteniendo la particularidad que todos tenemos, es lo que conecta con la gente, cuando tÚ eres honesto, la gente la recibe de esa manera. jessi: te esperamos en esa alfombra del reventÓn del verano y te deseo toda la suerte del mundo en tu nominaciÓn a track viral del aÑo. >> buen provecho, felicidades, amigo. ♪ ♪ ♪ jessi: quÉ rico la pasamos en ese restaurante de switch y. andrea: s

i'm jessi tenure. >> so merritt. look was in that room with the meeting today and he talked with us and said that the president was interested in a plan approved just a few weeks ago in san jose that aims to crack down on something called the straw purchasing of guns, sep. >> the mechanism that gangs and criminal organizations used to get their party process to buy guns from gun dealers said the things that we're doing around videotaping this transactions and forcing gun purchases made through licensed dealers. those are the kinds of things i think he was particularly interested in. >> white house says these types of meetings with local government officials will continue discussing the different ways. it can try to reduce gun violence in the east bay. there's a new measure being used to try and prevent illegal sideshows in oakland, one that does not involve police. these white raised pavement markers are called, but that's and they are being installed across the city to try and discourage the illegal activity of thos

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surveillance video helped police identify the suspect who we now know is 37 year-old jessie jackson of pittsburgh. he was just a few blocks away. he was booked into the martinez detention facility is now facing charges of arson and probation violation. fireworks, meanwhile, are believed to have sparked a fire in hercules officers responded to a fire in the area of sycamore avenue at palm avenue. this was monday night. they found flames beginning to spread up the hillside 3 fire agencies were called in. while officers began notifying residents in the area that they're going to need to evacuate. fire crews were able to extinguish the flames before any buildings were damaged. officers think it box of used fireworks that they found nearby. we're responsible for sparking the blaze. meanwhile, a wildfire broke out along well in the nation along interstate 6.80, the fire was blocking the northbound lanes of the highway that those lanes have since reopened. so no problems this morning. officials estimate the burned acreage at about 6 acres in total and this fire comes as cal fire continues to

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i think i would definitely have to start with 4 thighs, jessie, cynthia, which is a protest site site here located in boca. it's a place where you mostly, you have organized and come together to create a space for dialogue to create a space for community for democracy. and what really struck me were some of the democratic assemblies that they've organized there. what they ended up doing was inviting the community to come together to decide on what would be their demands that would represent their community located in kennedy, which is located somewhat on the periphery of focus. and what was really impressive to me is that not only they came up with a list of demands, but they also came up with a a referendum that they financed. and that 3000 people in their community participated in, which is something that i had not really seen before. and that was completely organized by protesters who are mostly between the ages of 20 and 26 years old. natalie. it's a 431 of the point where before him by brown, he came to we had black people, we had people that mean good and then we had mixed peopl

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thank you so much, jessie, for this conversation. i want to open it up with the committee, starting with member ledbetter ter and then deantonio. and member friedenbach. >> thank you. i'm having a reaction because it feels like we made a big vote, and then we came back, and now somebody has planned our work for us. and it is a very qualitatively different experience than prior to the voting process. and, you know, i think i would need to hear a little bit from the chair in terms of sort of where they've played a role in this. i think this is the time for us to sort of talk through this, right, and see, i think, probably pull back our liaison structure, which we had adopted and voted on and is in our bylaws. map it to the work plan. and look and see if the work plan -- whose work plan is it? it feels like the city's work plan, but our committee has been very much a committee that takes leadership role, that convenience stakeholders ourselves, that we really are, you know, active. and i think it has been a key to the success. so i thin