. >> jasper. look at me. i'm sorry. >> oh, gosh. you can see jasper not having any of it. even avoiding eye contact, ama. >> man. wayne in san francisco tweeted this video with a message. it says "so i got my dog a cute raincoat and." poor jasper. he's probably thinking i would rather get wet. aw. but it will protect you from the rain, jasper. love it. >> so cute. maybe jasper didn't like the color. >> oh, sorry, dan. i lost you. so if you said something to me and i'm not responding, i apologize. but that is going to do it for us for tonight. i'm ama daetz. thanks for joining us. >> and i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel, all of us here, we appreciate your time. see you again in half an hour. bye. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection

. >> jasper. look at me. i'm sorry. >> okay now. so jasper clearly is not happy. i won't even look at wayne. wayne in san francisco tweeted this video with a message saying, so i got my dog a cute raincoat, and jasper's just not having it. so earlier, i'm feeling jasper because he needs a raincoat with some spice and i realized, reggie, my raincoat is black, so i decided i should have several. >> see? >> but, listen, jasper probably needs more flavor to just get in the mood. he's not in the mood. >> or just a little more material maybe. >> maybe. >> that too. >> you think that's the issue? the color and the size? >> yes. he's exposed a little bit back there. >> he was definitely. a little bit more than that going on. better be safe. he'll understand eventually. let's look at what's going on. south beach, look at that, rain on the bay bridge, slick this morning. with all the cars crossing, more likely you're not going to find any standing water there. look at this, nearly 2 1/3 inches in san rafael. southbound 101. sfo, an inch and a little bit more than a third fe

jasper clearly is not having it. he won't even look at her. this video was posted on twitter with a message that says, so i got my dog a cute poor jasper. i just -- jasper. why does the dog have the raincoat on in the house? why put it through that at this point? >> it's a cute coat, though. >> is it? >> i think so. >> that's what i'm going to go for woodstock for you. >> woodstock likes clothes. >> he does. he likes a costume. he's mad at us because he says we don't have enough clothes, mike. he doesn't have a raincoat. he would like one. >> we tried to put a santa clauclaus coat on oreo. can you imagine? >> did you get scratched? >> no, he didn't get violent. if he could have crawled under the carpet or under the floor, he would have done that. that's how he felt about it. he was i guess ashamed. all right, let's turn back to the weather. that was fun. and one of our heavier downpours south of stoneridge mall. you can see it just changed from yellow to green, so we're looking at 685, 84 all getting rain right now. we've got a heavier shower

give jasper something. >> oh my gosh. what's wrong with this coat it's -- >> it's just, eoful like jasper likes it. >> my coat is the same color. >> well? >> i just bought a coat that is actually -- >> i said what i said. >> okay. sure done. >> didn't even cover his back end e. it was too small. >> it is just not right, mike. not right overall. sorry wayne. >> -- we put the santa coat on him and he went straight to the ground and spread out like this and said, no. >> see? >> i don't think jasper was liking that. all right. let's fake a look at what's going on. definitely keep the coat handy for those wants to wear one and feel comfortable wearing one. 83 hundredths in south bay, rain continuing through tomorrow evening. you can see definitely wet there and wet on juani walnut creek. marin county receiving the most rain. fairfax a little over 2 1/2 inches. waves of showers and downpours. chance of lightning. tomorrow a 1 as we move through the 7-day forecast. i've downgraded our storm. the heaviest, the worst of it behind

james: jasper mortimer, thank you for that. now to the u.s. next where democrats are set to send the impeachment charge against donald trump to the senate. a growing number of republicans say they are opposed to the proceedings which are set to begin the week of february 8. sharon gaffney has more. >> please welcome. reporter: denounced from all sides in the wake of the storming of the u.s. capitol, democrats are hoping republican anger over the riot will translate into a conviction of donald trump and a separate vote to bar the former president from ever holding office again. they are sending the impeachment charge alleging incitement of insurrection to the senate for a reading on monday night. sen. schumer: then on the 26th, members will be sworn in to sit for the trial. remember, the senators are jurors. reporter: a growing number of those republican senators say they are opposed to the proceedings. they are rallying to trump's defense like they did last year during his first impeachment trial. sen. rubio:, first of all, i think the trial i

i don't know how jasper will like that. hopefully we can keep socially distant and not have that situation since he's like a velcro dog. dr. stafford, thanks for joining us and for the advice taking care of our pets. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> dana: i'm dana perino. see you on "the five." bill hemmer, you must have a big show coming up. >> bill: we do. a couple of big events. tell jasper i said hello. like velcro. >> dana: hess your biggest fan. good afternoon, everybody. i'm bill hemmer awaiting two events now. first to hear from the fbi justice department six days after america launched a deadly assault on the u.s. capitol. now there's words feds were extreming violence but they had a playbook. "the washington post" reports an internal fbi memo the day before the riots. so a week ago today, there was a warning about online posts planning for war. grass breaking and doors being kicked in and blood being spille

>> jasper. that's our friend. >> jasper. >> how could you forget jasper? oh, if he's taken out, i hope he's wearing his coat. san jose and 87, look at that, inch and a half of rain, you were thinking, we missed out on it again, i was, like, don't give up on this storm, two parts to it, we're getting the second part right now, we're receiving if with some pretty heavy downpours. you see how slow traffic is moving as we look west across the san mateo bridge and it is the san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge getting hit hardest this morning. the most likely areas you'll find some ponding. slow down. thankfully the winds are not as fast as they were as -- as they were earlier in this system. not much of a crosswind you are to deal with. bay bridge, it is wet. with some light rain falling. we had an inch and a little less than an inch and a half, in san francisco, less rain than san jose. so for the accuweather highlights, waves of showers and thunderstorms today, friday through sunday, trending dryer and we got one more chance of rain, it is a 1 on the st

. >> that's jasper right there in san francisco, who says get this rain coat off me. let me be free, because -- >> looks like a straight jacket. >> he's like this didn't happen. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the series, "mixed-ish," tika sumter. plus, trick yourself into saving more money by using mind games. and, a marathon running principal from texas has our "good news story of the day." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning. >> kelly: good morning, everybody. good morning. it is tuesday, january 26, 2021. welcome to the show. >> ryan: i think you feel better today. i could tell you are in agony. >> kelly: first of all, thank you, thank you,

jasper posted this video of strong wind in hayward and another look at high death doppler as we take a quick break. >>> a teenage brother and sister from san francisco played for musical instruments between them. they are using those talents to serve others. >> sharon introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winners. sharon? >> reporter: yes, neil and cleo guerrero say they want to share their gifts with those who do not have the same opportunities they have had. >> reporter: with neil guerrero on the piano, and his sister cleo on the violin, the duet brings joy to their elderly audience, and more. >> it is a way for me to relax and kind of escape. i can really get lost in the music. >> reporter: among cleo and leo's volunteer service project, they play piano for sunday services. leo says he and his sister also teach music. >> music has been really limited in public schools and services go for a long time. so, we just wanted to give the kids the opportunity to experience this joy of music. >> reporter: they volunteered since 2017 at music mission san francisco, a mission

this next photo is jasper harris. while many of us had to sacrifice by staying home and limiting interactions, his sacrifice was to be in the facility where no one from the outside has been able to visit. he has had to deal with isolation and separation. thanks to the hard work of the staff at laguna honda, and all of the policies, our department of public health has put in place, he is alive and well, so that he can get the vaccine, so that he can keep on living his life. these are the lives we have been fighting for day after day to save. after months of uncertainty, they will now be protected. they are alive because of public health orders we put in place, because of the staff of the facility who have done their very best to care for them. because of the center of disease control who helped create a plan to protect this specific hospital. and because of everyone at the department of public health, who has done the workday after day to keep our city safe. like i said, this is a moment, but it's a real moment of hope

their brother, jasper, was a union colonel. and william maltby served militia duty and he spent seven months at a p.o.w. when he was captured and he was paroled into his brother, jasper's tender concerns, i guess we can save. letters that the soldiers penned to their respective newpapers ranged from exciting battlefield correspondence to mundane daily life to show readers back home what was going on. their stories of camp life usually involve lots of details about the weather. it seemed to always be raining and there seemed to be tons of mud. they wrote about the soldiers health which was a concern to people back home and other daily activities. they also included impressions of enemy soldiers that we'll get to in a minute. so all of these editors wanted to write accurate information to readers but it was very difficult. in may of 1862, they were with their regiment, and while he reported on his skirmishes, he also gathered news for battles east of the river. he said that he could get very little reliable information from east

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ironically, their brother jasper was a union colonel. william maltby served militia duty on mustang island, off the just off the coast of corpus christi, and spent seven months as a pow when he was captured. he was paroled into his brother jasper's tender concerns, i guess we could say. the letters the soldiers penned to their respective newspapers range from exciting battlefield of theondence to kind mundane daily life in the camps to show readers back home what was going on. their stories of camp life involve details about the weather. rainingd to always be and there seemed to be tons of , mud. they wrote about soldiers' health, a concern to people back home, and other daily activities. the included impressions of enemy soldiers that we will get to in a minute. all of these soldier-editors very much said they wanted to write accurate information for readers, but getting that accurate information was extremely difficult. just one example from my paper. in may of 1862, george suite was near arkansas with his regiment he reported on his r

there brother jasper was a union colonel. william maltby served militia duty on mustang island, off the coast of corpus christi, and spent seven months as a pow when he was captured. he was paroled into his brother jasper's tender concerns, i guess we could say. the letters the soldiers penned to their newspapers, range from exciting battlefield correspondence, to the mundane daily life in the camps, to show readers back home what was going on. their stories of cap life involve details about the weather, it seems joyce berating, and there seems to be -- it seemed to be always raining, and there seemed to be tons of mud. they wrote about soldiers 'health, a concern to people back home, and other daily activities. the included impressions of enemy soldiers. all of these soldier-editors said they wanted to write accurate information for readers, but getting that accurate information was difficult. one example from my paper, can make, 1862, george suite was near arkansas with his regiment and reported on his regiment's skirmishes

ironically, their brother jasper was a union colonel. and william maltby served militia duty on mustang island just off the coast of corpus christi. and he spent seven months as a p.o.w. when he was captured. and he was paroled into his brother jasper's tender concerns, i guess we can say. the letters that these soldiers penned to their respective newspapers range from really exciting battlefield correspondence to kind of the mundane daily life in the camps to show readers back home what was going on. their stories of camp life usually involve lots of details about the weather. it seemed to always be raining and there seemed to be tons of mud. they wrote about the solders' health, which of course was a concern to people back home, and other daily activities. they also, of course, included impressions of enemy soldiers, that we'll get to in a minute. so, all of these soldier editors very much said that they wanted to write accurate information to readers, but getting that accurate information was extremely difficult. i'll give just one ex

there is jasper. i think we have ricky and coco, bret baier's dog, i don't even know why they have to study this, isn't it just obvious? >> jesse: it is, especially for your mental health because i found out the more that i groom rookie, the better he looks. he goes from an eight to attend. that's him ungroomed, but when you walk him, it improves my self-esteem because people will walk by and complement him and think that i'm more enlightened, more financially successful dog owner and they'll make comments and that reflects well upon me, so that's why am very happy about it. >> dana: do you believe dogs make you happier? >> juan: i think so. and didn't we do a story recently where they said the guys who walk dogs meet more ladies? so it has lots of advantages there. >> dana: i don't think that was the show, you might be moonlighting somewhere, i think i would remember that. greg, you flirted with the idea of getting a dog for a while. as a dog in your future in 2021? >> greg: i'm already married. i do

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stephen sample, an er doc at memorial hospital and health care center in jasper, indiana, also volunteer in the university school of medicine. happy new year unless it isn't, and my first question speaks to that. what's the situation in your town and at our hospital? >> happy new year, brian. the situation has been pretty dire in my town and in my hospital. my little town of 15 "news now" people has had 18 deaths reported in the last eight days. and we had nine from friday and today. that doesn't sound like much with the numbers we're talking about nationwide with 350,000 dead, but our city is the size of some neighborhoods, you know, in the suburbs of some of the bigger cities. so these people know each other. they live amongst each other and it's getting pretty dark here. >> it's very clear we had a vaccine plan as a country. we didn't have a vaccination plan. so all this talk about warp speed, we're still not getting needles in arms as promised. there's a snippet going around of a speech the president made promising a hundred million vaccines in arms by the end of the year that just e

this next photo is jasper harris. while many of us had to sacrifice by staying home and limiting interactions, his sacrifice was to be in the facility where no one from the outside has been able to visit. he has had to deal with isolation and separation. thanks to the hard work of the staff at laguna honda, and all of the policies, our department of public health has put in place, he is alive and well, so that he can get the vaccine, so that he can keep on living his life. these are the lives we have been fighting for day after day to save. after months of uncertainty, they will now be protected. they are alive because of public health orders we put in place, because of the staff of the facility who have done their very best to care for them. because of the center of disease control who helped create a plan to protect this specific hospital. and because of everyone at the department of public health, who has done the workday after day to keep our city safe. like i said, this is a moment, but it's a real moment of hope

tell jasper i said hello. like velcro. >> dana: hess your biggest fan. good afternoon, everybody. i'm bill hemmer awaiting two events now. first to hear from the fbi justice department six days after america launched a deadly assault on the u.s. capitol. now there's words feds were extreming violence but they had a playbook. "the washington post" reports an internal fbi memo the day before the riots. so a week ago today, there was a warning about online posts planning for war. grass breaking and doors being kicked in and blood being spilled 0 on the capitol. remember, this is the barrier around the capitol. that was a temporary fence. fox news is learning another fbi memo says extremists are planning more around the country. former assistant director chris swecker is here, matt schlapp and chris hahn. first, david. hello. >> federal and local officials are looking at 50,000 different tips they're combing regarding the violence last week. they're looking at two other cases that they're calling domestic terrorism and they need more information from the public. want to show you new v

stephen sample, an er doc at memorial hospital and health care center in jasper, indiana, also volunteer in the university school of medicine. happy new year unless it isn't, and my first question speaks to that. what's the situation in your town and at our hospital? >> happy new year, brian. the situation has been pretty dire in my town and in my hospital. my little town of 15,000 people has had 18 deaths reported in the last eight days. and we had nine from friday and today. that doesn't sound like much with the numbers we're talking about nationwide with 350,000 dead, but our city is the size of some neighborhoods, you know, in the suburbs of some of the bigger cities. so these people know each other. they live amongst each other and it's getting pretty dark here. >> it's very clear we had a vaccine plan as a country. we didn't have a vaccination plan. so all this talk about warp speed, we're still not getting needles in arms as promised. there's a snippet going around of a speech the president made promising a hundred million vaccines in arms by the end of the year that just ended. n

with significant tenants currently paying rent was great, and last, but not least, periodic visits by jasper the hawk and his human handler, soon to be keeping the pigeons away from the park. members were glad to hear that there's excellent communication between the tjpa and sfcta. c.a.c. members with engineering or city planning experience brought up topics such as their involvement with the high speed rail project in taiwan as well as rebranding comments and interest. c.a.c. members, of course, are tasked with a duty to inform, and we're always receptive to the public's comments. i recently got engaged over the holiday, and i look forward to a great 2021 and look forward to the report. >> i'm not sure we can top your announcement. thank you to the c.a.c. and for your service. directors, any questions for derek? we've got to beat his news. he's just got fantastic news, so director chang, we look forward to your report later in the meeting. >> great. can't top that. >> all right. mr. secretary, let's keep going. >> clerk: there are no public comments, so i'll keep going. directors, item seve

complained that he received racial taunts while fielding on the boundary on saturday seraj along with a jasper bomber i had already reported receiving abuse with india making an official complaint cricket australia has apologised to the indian team and promised a full investigation. it is definitely not acceptable in this. war we've seen a lot. of the way one sees this must be definitely this and we must make sure that doesn't happen zob saying it is disappointing i mean anyone in ny has may have said for years it's one of my big brightest paid heights in life that people can cut think i can come to a sporting event whether it's cricket or any cod and when i pay them money and think i can abuse or whatever they like i mean i did it as a player i hired as a kite we're saying it in different parts of the world and it's really sad to say it happened in a stride. and the game itself australia have given themselves a great chance of winning they've set a victory target of 407 india will resume on the final day on 98 for 2. now for the 1st time in australian open history qualifiers for tennis's 1st

that he received a racial girls gere's while fielding on the boundary on saturday's siraj along with a jasper he had already reported receiving taunts with india making official complaint cricket australia has apologised to the indian team and promised a full investigation. it is definitely more acceptable in this. war we've seen a lot. of the we want this must be done. we must make sure there's a. and the game at south australia have given themselves a great chance of winning they've set a victory target of 407 india will resume on the spinal day on 98 for 2 for the 1st time in australian open history qualifiers for tennis's 1st grand slam of the season are being held outside australia because of coronavirus restrictions the women's qualifiers are taking place in dubai wild have to capital is hosting the men's a limb unary rounds joanna geyser oscar is at the main tennis complex and joe wanted organizers decide to hold the qualifiers outside australia. will follow we're almost 12000 kilometers away from melbourne but as you can probably see in here behind me the australian open qualifier is

it happened in cnn county, jasper county, coffee county. unless you have studied the map or are from their most folks can't pick those counties. so, what we have to think about is that even though the target of voter suppression are largely communities of color, mainly african americans in the south, if you are in the west it tends to target latinos and native americans, but no matter where you are, we know if you are targeted that means you're messing with the machinery and part of what i talk about in the book is the history that this isn't new. this isn't a new. we have seen this before. the poll tax of 1800s in the 1900s is the long wait times of the 21st century. when you have to stand in line for five to seven hours, georgia is the state where you do not get paid time off to vote, which means you set for five a day to cast a single ballot. if you have to wait in line for five hours and then you get to the front of the line only to find out that your name has disappeared from the role or that your precinct was on the other side of town

. >> bill: would you give jasper a shot? >> dana: if a vet said if it's important for his life and protect everybody else and it's safe, yes. i'm not going to do it just because one study says it might happen one day. >> bill: i'm saying hold off for now. the total number of inductees to baseball hall of fame. so 2020. the answer is zero. the writers association voted no player reached the 75% threshold to get into cooperstown. hasn't happened since 1960. top three vote getters, they probably will not. >> dana: one thing about that. barry bonds went to the same high school with greg gutfeld. >> bill: dine feinstein's name is coming off a building. in one instance they didn't know if roosevelt middle school was named after teddy or franklin. good luck. >> dana: next hour fox news alert. d.c. national guard will stay at the capitol through the end of march amid concerns of more unrest. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: bill hemmer. security officials warning it is no time to draw do

. >> jasper, keep your head up. >> >>> good morning, america. triple threat. that trio of dangerous storms slamming millions coast to coast with blizzard conditions. the biggest storm in years hitting the west and this morning, fears of flooding and mudslides in california forcing 5,000 residents to evacuate. plus, new images of that path of destruction after a powerful tornado ripped through alabama leveling neighborhoods. we're tracking it all for you this morning. >>> shot of hope. president biden now announcing plans for the nation to buy 200 million more vaccine doses, enough to vaccinate 300 million americans by the end of this summer as january is now the deadliest month since the beginning of the pandemic for the united states. >>> plus, the new report on covid transmission in schools. how safe is it really for kids and their teachers? dr. jha joining us live. >>> impeachment showdown. senator patrick leahy hospitalized just hours after he was sworn in to preside over the second impeachment trial of former president trump and the early signs republican

this next photo is jasper harris. while many of us had to sacrifice by staying home and limiting interactions, his sacrifice was to be in the facility where no one from the outside has been able to visit. he has had to deal with isolation and separation. thanks to the hard work of the staff at laguna honda, and all of the policies, our department of public health has put in place, he is alive and well, so that he can get the vaccine, so that he can keep on living his life. these are the lives we have been fighting for day after day to save. after months of uncertainty, they will now be protected. they are alive because of public health orders we put in place, because of the staff of the facility who have done their very best to care for them. because of the center of disease control who helped create a plan to protect this specific hospital. and because of everyone at the department of public health, who has done the workday after day to keep our city safe. like i said, this is a moment, but it's a real moment of hope

this next photo is jasper harris. while many of us had to sacrifice by staying home and limiting interactions, his sacrifice was to be in the facility where no one from the outside has been able to visit. he has had to deal with isolation and separation. thanks to the hard work of the staff at laguna honda, and all of the policies, our department of public health has put in place, he is alive and well, so that he can get the vaccine, so that he can keep on living his life. these are the lives we have been fighting for day after day to save. after months of uncertainty, they will now be protected. they are alive because of public health orders we put in place, because of the staff of the facility who have done their very best to care for them. because of the center of disease control who helped create a plan to protect this specific hospital. and because of everyone at the department of public health, who has done the workday after day to keep our city safe. like i said, this is a moment, but it's a real moment of hope

we had on this show see bert's clothing from jasper, indiana, one of the many businesses portnoy served, and jim is a fourth generation clothing store owner, and he's handing it off to his young daughter, rachel. i suggest everyone check it out and give to it. we've got to turn now to your headlines starting with extreme weather. heavy snow in west texas causing massive gridlock. look. [background sounds] griff: snow covering the region, forcing drivers to sit in traffic for hours. this photo showing massive snowfall at big bend national park. it's now closed after some parts received up to 2 feet. and kurtz, missouri -- kansas city, missouri, also hit by the storm causing dangerous driving conditions. be safe out there. >>> the wisconsin pharmacist accused of destroying hundreds of coronavirus vaccine doses is arrested. police say he admitted to removing vials from a hospital refrigerator on purpose knowing it would make the doses ineffective. some of the spoiled doses were given to patients before the vials were thrown out. the unnamed suspect was fired from the hospital and is facing

this next photo is jasper harris. while many of us had to sacrifice by staying home and limiting interactions, his sacrifice was to be in the facility where no one from the outside has been able to visit. he has had to deal with isolation and separation. thanks to the hard work of the staff at laguna honda, and all of the policies, our department of public health has put in place, he is alive and well, so that he can get the vaccine, so that he can keep on living his life. these are the lives we have been fighting for day after day to save. after months of uncertainty, they will now be protected. they are alive because of public health orders we put in place, because of the staff of the facility who have done their very best to care for them. because of the center of disease control who helped create a plan to protect this specific hospital. and because of everyone at the department of public health, who has done the workday after day to keep our city safe. like i said, this is a moment, but it's a real moment of hope

this next photo is jasper harris. while many of us had to sacrifice by staying home and limiting interactions, his sacrifice was to be in the facility where no one from the outside has been able to visit. he has had to deal with isolation and separation. thanks to the hard work of the staff at laguna honda, and all of the policies, our department of public health has put in place, he is alive and well, so that he can get the vaccine, so that he can keep on living his life. these are the lives we have been fighting for day after day to save. after months of uncertainty, they will now be protected. they are alive because of public health orders we put in place, because of the staff of the facility who have done their very best to care for them. because of the center of disease control who helped create a plan to protect this specific hospital. and because of everyone at the department of public health, who has done the workday after day to keep our city safe. like i said, this is a moment, but it's a real moment of hope

with significant tenants currently paying rent was great, and last, but not least, periodic visits by jasper the hawk and his human handler, soon to be keeping the pigeons away from the park. members were glad to hear that there's excellent communication between the tjpa and sfcta. c.a.c. members with engineering or city planning experience brought up topics such as their involvement with the high speed rail project in taiwan as well as rebranding comments and interest. c.a.c. members, of course, are tasked with a duty to inform, and we're always receptive to the public's comments. i recently got engaged over the holiday, and i look forward to a great 2021 and look forward to the report. >> i'm not sure we can top your announcement. thank you to the c.a.c. and for your service. directors, any questions for derek? we've got to beat his news. he's just got fantastic news, so director chang, we look forward to your report later in the meeting. >> great. can't top that. >> all right. mr. secretary, let's keep going. >> clerk: there are no public comments, so i'll keep going. directors, item seve

with significant tenants currently paying rent was great, and last, but not least, periodic visits by jasper the hawk and his human handler, soon to be keeping the pigeons away from the park. members were glad to hear that there's excellent communication between the tjpa and sfcta. c.a.c. members with engineering or city planning experience brought up topics such as their involvement with the high speed rail project in taiwan as well as rebranding comments and interest. c.a.c. members, of course, are tasked with a duty to inform, and we're always receptive to the public's comments. i recently got engaged over the holiday, and i look forward to a great 2021 and look forward to the report. >> i'm not sure we can top your announcement. thank you to the c.a.c. and for your service. directors, any questions for derek? we've got to beat his news. he's just got fantastic news, so director chang, we look forward to your report later in the meeting. >> great. can't top that. >> all right. mr. secretary, let's keep going. >> clerk: there are no public comments, so i'll keep going. directors, item seve