tanner i so move commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7 to 0 placing us under commission matters for item five. the land acknowledgment. thank you. i want to finally do something that i said i was gonna do a year ago, which is make a schedule for the land acknowledgment to share the duty amongst those of us who want to do that. so it just has each commission hearing and then someone's names next to it. and then a slightly easier to read version of the land acknowledgment. and this folder will just be back there with our little snack and name tag cabinet. so, um, if you want to take a look at it later on, if you're not interested, you can just cross yourself out. and the only order is just alphabetic, i think. and goes it goes basically me to everybody and then comes back around. so it's just repeating. so anyhow there's that little housekeeping for the land acknowledgment and i'll happy to share it today. the commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone , who

tanner i so move commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7 to 0 placing us under commission matters for item five. the land acknowledgment. thank you. i want to finally do something that i said i was gonna do a year ago, which is make a schedule for the land acknowledgment to share the duty amongst those of us who want to do that. so it just has each commission hearing and then someone's names next to it. and then a slightly easier to read version of the land acknowledgment. and this folder will just be back there with our little snack and name tag cabinet. so, um, if you want to take a look at it later on, if you're not interested, you can just cross yourself out. and the only order is just alphabetic, i think. and goes it goes basically me to everybody and then comes back around. so it's just repeating. so anyhow, there's that little housekeeping for the land acknowledgment and i'll happy to share it today. the commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone , wh

tanner i so move commissioners. that motion passes 6 to 1 with commissioner imperial voting against it. commissioners that will place us on item 12 for case number 2023. hyphen 011168 crv for the resolution delegating authority to the planning director for state density bonus projects. this is for your consideration to adopt a resolution. uh, good afternoon, commissioners. aaron starr, manager of legislative affairs. the item before you is a resolution delegating authority to make findings necessary for waivers and concessions under the state density bonus law pursuant to planning code section 26.62, planning to the planning director with no other entitlements are required. this resolution is a follow up to the constraints reduction ordinance that the board passed on. second read this week in the. the mayor is intending to sign today. the resolution delegates the planning commission's authority to review and approve applications for state density bonus projects under 206 for projects that do not require any addition

tanner i so move commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7 to 0 commissioners that will give us about 30 minutes before i'd like to do folks mind just giving ourselves a full hour for lunch and starting the hearing at 1230? we can do so. we can make sure we can go and come back without choking on our food. i think i'm trying to. very good. we will we will start the regular hearing at 1230. okay, great. we are adjourned. commissioners thank you 5 o'clock. >> (music). >> co-founder. we started in 2008 and with the intent of making the ice cream with grown up flavors and with like and with tons of accessible freshens and so we this is - many people will like it and other people will like you my name is alice my husband we're the owners of you won't see ice cream in san francisco and really makes fishing that we are always going together and we - we provide the job opportunity for high school students and i hired them every year and . >> fun community hubble in san francisco is my district i hope we can keep that

tanner i so move commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7 to 0 commissioners that will give us about 30 minutes before i'd like to do folks mind just giving ourselves a full hour for lunch and starting the hearing at 1230? we can do so. we can make sure we can go and come back without choking on our food. i think i'm trying to. very good. we will we will start the regular hearing at 1230. okay, great. we are adjourned. commissioners thank you >> 7 and a half million renovation is part of the clean and safe neighbor's park fund which was on the ballot four years ago and look at how that public investment has transformed our neighborhood. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other properties, it serves small children with the children's play grounds and clubhouses that has basketball courts, it has an outdoor soccer field and so there were a lot of people that came to the table that had their wish list and we did our best to make sure that we kind of divided u

we have tanner freeds scored the only goal. eighth place in the western conference, 53 points. cska moves up to sixth place with 61 points. our club's next game is on january 26 in yaroslavl against lokomotiv. the belarusian striker of the samara wings of the soviets, yegor karpitsky , scores a beautiful goal during one of the friendly matches at the turkish training camp. after the set piece, the ball went to our player, and egor was able to send it into the net of the macedonian guest's goal. so-called hit with scissors. samara won 3:1. by the way, there is another belarusian defender kirill pechenin at the club’s tryout. world champion in wrestling, bronze medalist of the tokyo olympics, vanessa kaladinskaya is preparing to compete at the championship. europe, which will be her second big tournament after returning from maternity leave.

tanner frieds will bring these plans to a close this week, implementing a counterattack when playingassistant. into the empty gates he will complete a double 5-3. he will receive the straw hat of the best player from goalkeeper alexei kolosov. guys, we’ve said everything, we’re resting and preparing further. thank you. lok basically crushed us in the third period and we sagged a little bit, but as i told the guys today, it would probably be unfair if we left without points , after all, we deserved that last goal, well , well, probably a consequence of a pattern, probably something like this. returns to the home minsk arena for just one match, tomorrow the white-blues will play siberia, starting throw-in at 17:10, live broadcast to belarus 5. the champion confirms its status . dynamo minsk is the best team of the pre-season tournament in mogilev. today, in the final round, the capital's team prevailed over the silver medalist of the championship, neman. the only goal in the second minute of the confrontation was scored by vladimir khvaschinsky with an assist from the white-blue rookie

tanner fritz scored our only goal. the bisons remain in eighth place in the western conference, 53 points. cska moves up to sixth place with 61 points. our club's next game is on january 26 in yaroslavl against. belarusian striker samara wings of the soviets yegor karpitsky scores a beautiful goal during one of the friendly matches at the turkish training camp. after playing the set piece, the ball went to our football player and egor was able to send it into the net of the macedonian gostivar goal with the so-called scissor kick. samara won 3:1. by the way, there is another belarusian defender kirill pechenin at the club’s tryout. world champion in wrestling, bronze medalist of the tokyo olympics, vanessa kaladinskaya is preparing to perform at the european championships, which will be for her the second big tournament after returning from maternity leave. vacation. let me remind you that kaladinskaya already has an olympic license, which she won at the september world championships. let me note that the european wres

kirk tanner will start february 5th.of the pepsi north american beverage business steps into wendy's as they face pressure from investors. >> silvana, thank you. >>> turning attention now to apple. the stock having a choppy start to the new year while most of the big tech peers are higher in 2024. you can see on the chart here where apple is down 1.5% year to date. tim cook hopes that changes with the mixed reality headset vision pro. pre-orders begin this morning. ahead of the rollout, youtube and spotify will not launch apples for the vision pro. we have our next guests with us here now. gentlemen, good morning. great to have you both here. scott, i'll start with you. i watched the review on cnet this morning. i want to ask, you seem most impressed by the entertainment and cinematic abilities of the headset. big deal or little deal with youtube and netflix and spotify saying we're not creating apps. >> it was interesting. the idea of the metaverse is meta defined it and a lot of companies were talking about the cross a

increased and entered a serious stage, and there is even talk of the collapse of the cabinet. threatening tanner, if netanyahu wants to go to the end and make a big deal, they will leave the cabinet and the cabinet is falling apart. in front of me, the opposite party who is present in the cabinet emphasizes that if we do not take this action, the economic conditions will be worse every day . who does n't want this issue, their wishes will not be achieved, what is being determined in this situation , the sisi regime has faced an interesting challenge . it has been published in the media of the sisi regime that almost all international companies could not meet their commitments in the field of automobile manufacturing. in different fields not being able to implement their habits because of the red sea debate, the discussion of the continuation of the state of war, the discussion of the challenge of education and training for zionists means that all this shows that the scientific community is living in a state of war and this situation will continue. the problem for senisa is the fact that the war

tanner's departments are threatening that if netanyahu wants to go to the end and make a big deal , theyl leave the cabinet and the cabinet will fall apart . if we don't take action, every day the economic conditions will be worse . now, which side do you think can actually put their words into practice? in my opinion, none of them want this issue and their demands will not be met. what he is determining in this situation is the field facts. diet c challenged today, a very interesting news was published in the media of the sirmsi regime, that almost all international companies are not. their own commitments in the field of automobile manufacturing in various fields, they could not implement their commitments because of the red sea dispute, the discussion of the continuation of the war situation, the discussion of the challenge of education and training for zionists, all this shows that the scientific community is living in a state of war and this situation continuation has become a problem for saina due to the fact that the war is being imposed on them and they are afraid that if the war

thanks to commissioner kevin tanner and his team more georgians than ever before are accessing services. to enhance this program further, my budget proposal calls for increasedÑi $205 million other entities to address mental health. this new funding will it to expand services for those struggling with mental illness it will increase the number of crisis beds throughout the it will further crisis intervention resources in all communities and improve the quality of mental health ■á once past, we will be spending $1.6 billion on mental health, [applause]fs i am proud of what these and other agencies are doing to help ■'eping us the best state to live, work, and raise a family. as we speak all across georgia there are men and women working hard to keep our neighborhood , attract new jobs and industries to communities in need i'm teaching a whole generation that will one day occupy these more. they have remained committed and hard-working they aren't unprecedented challenges of the last five years. a■j proud of everything they have accomplished for our citizens. it is no secret most state go

thanks to commissioner kevin tanner and his team more georgians than ever before are accessing servicest help them when they need to turn their lives around for better. to enhance this the program budget proposal calls for an increase of $205 million for deviates dd and other entities that address mental health. this new funding will enable dba dd and increase the number of beds throughout the state and further crisis intervention resources in all communities and improve the quality of mental health services overall. once passed, we will be spending $1.6 billion on mental health more than ever before. i'm proud of what these and other agencies are doing to help fellow georgians and keeping us the best state to live, work and raise a family. as we speak all across georgia, there are men and women working hard to keep our neighborhoods safe, attract new jobs and industries to communities in need and teaching a whole generation that will one day occupy these roles and much more. they have remained committed and hard-working during unprecedented challenges over the last five years and i'm s

alexander volkov scored two goals for the belarusian club, and sam anas and tanner freeds scored assistspped to third place in the western conference standings with six points. now to the basketball of the prominent vtb league, lokomotiv kuban beat away. saratov avtodor 98-88 for the club from krasnodar is the sixth victory in a row. the match was an even battle between the two until the final quarter, when avtodor left with a three-point advantage. the final twenty minutes began with a powerful rfk locomotive - 15:2. the hosts made an attempt to win back, but were only able to reduce the gap in the score to five points. the kuban team quickly restored a comfortable distance and held it until the end of the meeting. lokomotiv repeated its best result of the season in terms of points, but failed to score its first hundred in the current regular season. zenit krasnodar reached an agreement on the transfer of russian national team midfielder ilzat akhmetov, a contract with twenty. english club at the end of the season. the twenty-three-year-old norwegian striker is due to move to barcelona

i am not only a queen, walsingham, i am a tanner and a tinsmith, a collier and a shepherd.ow will my trades prosper if you have your war with spain? bailey. ma'am. the fleet is to be dismissed. madam, i must warn you that... no, sir, you must not. you must guard your rattling tongue, lest i have my hangman pluck it out. if i was to close my eyes and think about glenda jackson, i think of a woman of small stature with incredible power. how cruel. how can you say that? don't i live? everyone thinks they can do as they like with me... ..even you! i loved her strength, really. that passionate intensity. every muscle was taut and her face was a... i was an amazing picture of strength. ladies and gentlemen, glenda jackson. applause. you came from a very ordinary background, didn't you? mm, yes. your dad was a bricklayer, wasn't he? that's right, yes. in those early days, what did you want to be? i left school without wanting to do anything in particular and no qualifications for anything. so, i worked in boots cash chemists for two years, and while i was there, ijoined an amateur

thanks to commissioner kevin tanner and his team more georgians than ever before are accessing services that help them when they need to turn their lives around for better. to enhance this the program further, my budget proposal calls for an increase of $205 million for deviates dd and other entities that address mental health. this new funding will enable dba dd and increase the number of beds throughout the state and further crisis intervention resources in all communities and improve the quality of mental health services overall. once passed, we will be spending $1.6 billion on mental health more than ever before. i'm proud of what these and other agencies are doing to help fellow georgians and keeping us the best state to live, work and raise a family. as we speak all across georgia, there are men and women working hard to keep our neighborhoods safe, attract new jobs and industries to communities in need and teaching a whole generation that will one day occupy these roles and much more. they have remained committed and hard-working during unprecedented challenges over the last five

i am not only a queen, walsingham, i am a tanner and a tinsmith, a collier and a shepherd.ow will my trades prosper if you have your war with spain? bailey. ma'am. the fleet is to be dismissed. madam, i must warn you that... no, sir, you must not. you must guard your rattling tongue, lest i have my hangman pluck it out. if i was to close my eyes and think about glenda jackson, i think of a woman of small stature with incredible power. how cruel. how can you say that? don't i live? everyone thinks they can do as they like with me... ..even you! i loved her strength, really. that passionate intensity. every muscle was taut and her face was a... was an amazing picture of strength. ladies and gentlemen, glenda jackson. applause you came from a very ordinary background, didn't you? mm, yes. your dad was a bricklayer, wasn't he? that's right, yes. in those early days, what did you want to be? i left school without wanting to do anything in particular and no qualifications for anything. so, i worked in boots cash chemists for two years, and while i was there, ijoined an amateur dr

i am not only a queen, walsingham, i am a tanner and a tinsmith, a collier and a shepherd.ow will my trades prosper if you have your war with spain? bailey. ma'am. the fleet is to be dismissed. madam, i must warn you that... no, sir, you must not. you must guard your rattling tongue, lest i have my hangman pluck it out. if i was to close my eyes and think about glenda jackson, i think of a woman of small stature with incredible power. how cruel. how can you say that? don't i live? everyone thinks they can do as they like with me... ..even you! i loved her strength, really. that passionate intensity. every muscle was taut and her face was a... i was an amazing picture of strength. ladies and gentlemen, glenda jackson. applause you came from a very ordinary background, didn't you? mm, yes. your dad was a bricklayer, wasn't he? that's right, yes. in those early days, what did you want to be? i left school without wanting to do anything in particular and no qualifications for anything. so i worked in boots cash chemists for two years, and while i was there, ijoined an amateur d

i am not only a queen, walsingham, i am a tanner and a tinsmith, a collier and a shepherd.ow will my trades prosper if you have your war with spain? bailey. ma'am. the fleet is to be dismissed. madam, i must warn you that... no, sir, you must not. you must guard your rattling tongue, lest i have my hangman pluck it out. if i was to close my eyes and think about glenda jackson, i think of a woman of small stature with incredible power. how cruel. how can you say that? don't i live? everyone thinks they can do as they like with me... ..even you! i loved her strength, really. that passionate intensity. every muscle was taut and her face was a... i was an amazing picture of strength. ladies and gentlemen, glenda jackson. applause you came from a very| ordinary background, didn't you? mm, yes. your dad was a bricklayer, wasn't he? that's right, yes. in those early days, what did you want to be? i left school without wanting to do anything in particular and no qualifications for anything. so i worked in boots cash chemists for two years, and while i was there, ijoined an amateur

i've worked in the law just touching co, tanner in unit 2 units in london. and i can tell you now, these new ne, 2 units rely on electricity for every functioning part of the unit. 2 unit it relies on it's for the bend today to keep these babies permit to a baby's a live. they realize that they rely on electricity for the fluids that go through the baby's veins to rehydrate them to keep them nutrition. and this is now means these doctors are working in conditions where these babies are a risk of dying imminently because of the lack of extra sand generates is the number of cases of acute non nutrition that we, i think, and these premature babies. and also in children under the age of to means that you know, when you have 90 percent of the population solving and unable to eat a single meal day. these children under the age of to have permanent cognitive and brain damage that will lead to years. and years of negative prognostic outcomes, the doctor had deal not to alar, touched on this before, but obviously we've been seeing hundreds, thousands of her with fixt

instead, each of those points assumes that there is good will of the russian-fascist tanners. and on, there is no reason to say that russia is ready, and here is this voyage, a voyage with those peace formulas, highlighting the peace formula, and ermak worked billions of hryvnias in a single telethon to explain that there is nothing better in the world, and this an urgent, urgent peace summit in turbo mode, or is it all also some kind is there logic on our part, or is it the other way around? lack of logic, or do we have to look at this logic from the other side, because from that side of the front, i can’t understand, maybe you can decipher this for us, well, actually, look, but the prerequisites for seeing a weak russia that is ready to accept ukrainian conditions, now there is no, because we see the situation on the front, we need long-range systems, taurus, and in such a quantity in order to... take back crimea and strengthen it as possible, someone thinks that then there will be a window of opportunity for e- negotiations already from the position forces for ukraine, ot for this

i've worked in the law just touching co, tanner in unit 2 units of london. and i can tell you now these new an a 2 units rely on electricity for every functioning part of the unit. 2 unit it relies on it's for the bend today. does that keep these babies permit? so maybe the live, they realize that they rely on electricity for the fluids that go through the baby veins to rehydrate them to keep them nutrition. and this is now means these boxes are working in conditions where these babies are risk of buying imminently because of the lack of electricity and generates is the number of cases of acute non nutrition that we are thing. and these premature babies and also in children under the age of to means that you know, when you have 90 percent of the population solving and unable to eat the single meal day. these children under the age of to have permanent cognitive and brain damage that will lead to years and years of negative prognostic outcomes. the doctor had deal not to alar, touched on this before, but obviously we've been seeing hundreds, thousands of her

people like lindsey graham and other us senators, calling for direct kids on tanner ron ron. what's the point? what, what do you want to do? you want to create a conflagration that's going to be world wide. we really need some adults in this room and, and they're nowhere to be found. and, and i think that this policy that we have right now of remaining in iraq and, and illegally in syria, has got to change immediately. and you know, it's not just a broad, but the us is also facing many challenges domestically. the texas border are stand off, for example, is the was government's struggling to which, which of these issues to take as priority as well as try the level to, to it's trying to come up with legislation that's supposed to accommodate the border in the us binding of think says some kind of new legislation. it's not david, this is all nonsense. as a result to guy, you look at this tremendous growing resistance, both in the house and some in the senate. now to any further compromise on, not only the us border, but no more funding for israel or for ukraine. so this, it's r

i've worked in the law just touching co, tanner in unit 2 units of london. and i can tell you now these new in a 2 units rely on electricity for every functioning part of the unit. 2 unit it relies on it's for the event tonight. does that keep these babies permit? so maybe the live, they realize that they rely on electricity for the fluids that go through the baby veins to rehydrate them to keep them nutrition. and this is now means these boxes are working in conditions where these babies are risk of buying imminently because of the lack of electricity and generates is the number of cases of acute non nutrition that we are thing. and these premature babies and also in children under the age of to means that you know, when you have 90 percent of the population solving and unable to eat a single meal day. these children under the age of to have permanent cognitive and brain damage that will lead to years and years of negative prognostic outcomes. the doctor had deal not to alar, touched on this before, but obviously we've been seeing hundreds, thousands of her

i worked in the law just touched, wrinkled, tanner in unit 2 units of london. and i can tell you now these new ne to units rely on electricity for every functioning part of the unit to unit it relies on it's for the bend today to keep these babies permit. so maybe the live, they realize that they rely on electricity for the fluids that go through the baby's veins to rehydrate them to keep them nutrition. and this has now mean these talk to the working conditions where these babies are risk of dying imminently. because of the lack of extra sand generates is the number of cases of acute non nutrition that we, i think, and these premature babies. and also in children under the age of to means that you know, when you have 90 percent of the population solving and unable to eat a single meal day. these children under the age of to have permanent cognitive and brain damage that will lead to years. and years of negative provenance the outcomes, the doctor had deal not to alar, touched on this before, but obviously we've been seeing hundreds, thousands of horrific sto.

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kind of lady we saw on the streets of the 20s with a long cigarette, such a woman, such a hairstyle. a tanner'sa lamerlandrich outfit, this is berlin and nearby, this already a little bogged-down lady in this asian dress, combed in this manner of our grandmothers, this is jerusalem, her, she actually changed her identity from this trip, and by and large, that's was for her... and not only a loss of identity, that german culture lost a great poet who was one of those who created what we we consider german civilization, so there is a lot to think about, but i say again that for me the conclusion from the holocaust, this is what concerns the memory of my relatives, this is why a nation state is needed at all, this is a great lesson for everyone , that if... you don't have a state capable of standing up for you, the soviet union did not evacuate jews from the occupied territories, although it knew exactly what would happen to them, it gave all these evacuation certificates only to those it needed, well, on military enterprises, somewhere else, somewhere else, and the general mass of ordinary people

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secretary tanner and team at commerce know that it's rhode island's turn to be a leader in small businessfriendliness. together we're not only making progress, but we're going to get it done. in addition to the budget i'll propose, i'm looking forward to working with the general assembly on several key issues. finding common ground and reforming the law enforcement-- law officers' bill of rights. [applause] >> finding new ways to speed up housing production. and this year, let's finally pass an assault weapons ban in rhode island. [cheers and applause] >> now, i want to share some highlights from our state's economic hubs that are sustaining good paying jobs and we're making the biggest investments in the port of galilee in decades. it's not just the home of chamlin, it's one of the powerhouses, fourth valued fishing post on the east coast and 18th highest value port in the united states. department of environmental management terry gray is here tonight with ryan klotz. president and ceo of the town dock, a family business down in galilee. the town dock is one of the leading calamari supp

he's performed swan lake hundreds of times, the tanners, kaiser, and more little thing. kids in the background and say, when does he have to stand behind his palm that he a voice, the other west point of balance down to the millimeter milling with adviser. is that then did you at goes to macy and then do it louis place? in 4 weeks time, you'll be displaying his talent in front of an international jury for the new law and slogan, tina the swan lake and don quixote. do us represent a great challenge then we have to build you a bit by bit with that said that you're in top shape in time to the competition event in the annual physicality and you morale morales. and those have problem with you think goes to problem, but the physical aspect is what we've got to focus something does a store the a me yeah. as much though as it's a lot of fun to dance and how to do it with him. she is, you, i'm, it's as if he's always been hand over as if he were phone here along side all my other children and it came down to our was the slow and there's no contract. oh, okay. yeah, of course i missed my parents meeting

[applause] secretary liz tanner and her team at commerce know that it's rhode island's turn to be a leadern small business friendliness. together, we're not only making progress, but we're going to get it done. in addition to the budget i'll propose, i'm looking forward to working with the general assembly on several key issues, finding common ground and reforming the law enforcement officers' bill of rights, finding new ways to speed up housing production, and this year, let's finally pass an assault weapons ban in rhode island. [applause] now, i want to share some highlights from our state' economic hubs that are sustaining good-paying jobs and keeping our progress going. we're making the biggest investment in the port of galilee in decades. galie isn't just the home of georges and champlins, the port is one of rhode island's economic and jobs powerhouses. in fact, galilee is the fourth highest value fishing port on the east coast and the 18th highest value port in the united states. department of environmental management director terry gray is here tonight with ryan clark, president and

phillis wheatley is a and we can see it in the difference, for example, between her letters to over tanner and the poems and, and her and some of her letters where it's clear that she's evolving and changing. but it's also clear that she says different like that, like, like most people and especially public people and politically active people. she's saying different things to different people. so we have to be so i'm telling her biography through what through and is a public biography in the literary biography. and i talk as much as i can about what she's thinking and feeling, but i do i'm i do think that there is there are whole sides of phillis wheatley that i don't know and that i'll never know and that that is part of the story and that i try to write about her in a way that suggests that that is that that that we that we need to consider, that we need to consider that and not reduce her to not say not expect even though she's talking about herself and she's asked to talk about herself, she's required to talk about herself. that's what people want from her. but and that i'm not saying

tanner. the hot chocolate run and walk return to golden gate park this morning. many calling it america's sweetest race runners. we talked to were in good spirits heading into the run. >> is have fun with friends and family and just get to it and the experience. >> it's also good warm yourself up, especially out there and those chilly temperatures after finishing runners were able to enjoy a hot cup of hot chocolate chocolate fondue and tasty typical treats. curious as to what those were. well, coming up here at 10 o'clock u.s. secretary of state antony blinken back in the middle east with more meetings with world leaders in an effort to reduce the spread of conflict. plus, we're 8 days out from the first in the nation. iowa caucus. we're breaking down the numbers for the top candidates in the polls. and when we come back, the latest on the investigation of the alaska airlines blowout mid-flight. >> national transportation safety board announcing moments ago the missing piece has been located take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right bac

tanner is recognized for questions. >> thank you, mr. tour.nt to say thank you to the witnesses here today. my sincere condolences to our witnesses. as a father and a grandfather, your unimaginable loss as a member of congress, i it is my duty to do all we can to prevent strata -- tragedies like this from impacting our communities. that is why one of my first acts congress was introducing an amendment to the republicans the border bill. which, they are now threatening to shut the government down over to bolster the department of homeland security efforts to combat --. this amendment, which would have strengthened the dhs ability to to combat groups involved in trafficking and human smuggling was voted down by every single republican member. sitting in this hearing room today and on this committee. when republicans voted this and every other democratic amendment down i know and acting meaningful legislation is needed to address the issues at the southern border. that is why i have introduced -- against criminal transactions act. several of my f

. >> commissioner stryker present and tanner is absent as well commissioner beltran is here (coughing) so thank you very much. we have members in the staff do you want to cite them and director of culture affahere. >> and director of finance and administration >> and then we'll also be hearing from some of the other wonderful staff so thank you very much for being here any other agenda changes i know an amendment motion chinese new year temporary sculpture proposal. >> that's the only change. thank you very much. >> and forb public meetings. >> i'd like to welcome all persons to in-person meeting located at city hall, room 416 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place. live comcast it 26 and at&t and view the web e for individuals be mindful that related difficulties my demur that contributes to the gaps as staff transitioned in the technology we're doing our best and ask your patience and remind us of programs and policies for public meetings atd to follow the structure of our meeting agenda and best practices the best practices set out good government guide every public meeting general publi

tanner moselle alexander, professor of civil at university of pennsylvania.she is also the founding director of the penn program on race science and society and intersect and internationally scholar, activist and social critic. she has written and lectured extensively on the interplay of gender race and class in legal concerning reproduction, bioethics and child welfare. her latest book, which i can't recommend highly enough torn apart, is about how the child welfare system destroys black families and how abolition can build a safer world. roberts is also the author of the classic killing the body, race, reproduction and the meaning of liberty, among other books, and has published more than 100 journals in essays and books and scholarly journals. welcome to the stage dorothy roberts. the beautiful. thanks so much for coming. and thank you for that warm welcome. anthony well, i have the honor of serving as your emcee tonight as we continue to celebrate some of the release of, say her name black women's stories of police violence and silence by kimberly and the

. >> commissioner stryker present and tanner is absent as well and commissioner beltran is here (coughing) so thank you very much. we also have members in the staff do you want to cite them and director of culture affairs is here. >> and director of finance and administration sarah. >> thank you. >> and then we'll also be hearing from some of the other wonderful staff so thank you very much for being here any other agenda changes i know an amendment motion chinese new year temporary sculpture proposal. >> that's the only change. thank you very much. >> and for public meetings. >> i'd like to welcome all persons to attend in-person meeting located at city hall, room 416 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place. live comcast it 26 and at&t and view the live stream an web e for individuals be mindful that technical related difficulties my demur that contributes to the gaps as staff transitioned in the technology we're doing our best and ask your patience and remind us of programs and policies for public meetings at this meeting bound to follow the structure of our meeting agenda and best practices th

tanner moselle alexander, professor of civil at university of pennsylvania.she is also the founding director of the penn program on race science and society and intersect and internationally scholar, activist and social critic. she has written and lectured extensively on the ierplay of gender race and class in legal concerning reproduction, bioethics and child welfare. her latest book, which i can't recommend highly enough torn apart, is about how the child welfare system destroys black families and how abolition can build a safer world. roberts is also the author of the classic killing the body, race, reproduction and meaning of liberty, among other books, and has published more than 100 journals in essays and books and scholarly journals. welcome to the stage dorothy roberts. eéthe beautiful. thanks so much for coming. and thank you for that warm welcome. anthony well, i have the honor of serving as your emcee tonight as we continue to celebrate some of the release of, say her name black women's stories of police violence and silence by kimberly and the afr

tanner moselle alexander, professor of civil at university of pennsylvania.she is also the founding director of the penn program on race science and society and intersect and internationally scholar, activist and social critic. she has written and lectured extensively on the interplay of gender race and class in legal concerning reproduction, bioethics and child welfare. her latest book, which i can't recommend highly enough torn apart, is about how the child welfare system destroys black families and how abolition can build a safer world. roberts is also the author of the classic killing the body, race, reproduction and the meaning of liberty, among other books, and has published more than 100 journals in essays and books and scholarly journals. welcome to the stage dorothy roberts. the beautiful. thanks so much for cg.and thankm welcome. anthony well, i have the honor of serving as your emcee tonight as we continue to celebrate some of the release of, say her name black women's stories of police violence and silence by kimberly and the african-american poli