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Absolutely beautiful. Thank you, captain, and your entire crew. Im going to make this short because were already running a little bit behind schedule, but San Francisco fleet week for the third year is organized with i object credible participation from city, civilian agencies from all around the region and all of us our fabulous United States military, the coast guard has been fabulous in providing assets to protect everybody out on the bay. It is one heck of a Logistics Program to get this whole program started and here we are the culmination of nearly a year of planning. Weve had exercises,...

Ing the damage to the en route s center in chicago, the faa has decided to replace the Systems Network system to a different part of the same building, and whether that means days or weeks, we dont know, fredricka, and they are making progress to get all of the flights back in horderd order, and the tower that was struck friday outside of chicago is critical to keeping the flights on time across the country, and so it is not just chicago that felt the impact, but today, as you mentioned thousands of passenger s still feeling the effects, fred. All right. Nick valencia, thank you so much, and w...

John there are three ways to help people who need help, government can try to do it. Give people money, start programs. Charities do that too, and id say theyre better at teaching people how to help themselves. Theres the saying goes teach a man to fish. Then theres a third way, i think its the best way. Ill get to that later in the show. But first lets debate the first two. When i was in college, president Lyndon Johnson declared allout war on human poverty. He said for the first time in our history, its possible to conquer poverty. I believe him then but i watched his poverty programs create...

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