again, thanks for stepping forward mr. williams. i know it is important. you won't be the first from district 11, i think you will be the second, but still carrying that wonderful tradition and be a strong voice for the southeast neighborhood so thank you for stepping forward. >> thank you supervisor safai and i too just want to again thank commissioner ruiz for her service and thank you mr. williams stepping up and your focus on affordable housing that will be very important as we try to meet the goals of the future and we need someone who will fight for working class families, so appreciate you being willing to step up. planning commission is a very serious commission is and i think you understand the role that you are about to participate in and so, with that said, i would like to make a motion to strike reject throughout and replace with approved and send this appointment to the board with as a committee report. >> yes, amend and recommend as a complity report to the full board. on the motion, preston, aye. safai, aye. walton, aye. that motion passes w

they have and mr. william jones uh thank you sir for being on press tv is. uh washington bureau chief of executive intelligence review from washington dc. we were talking about uh the us president joe biden in a state speech of the union speech, annual address delivered to the members of the un congress. we'll bring you the updates as we go along in our bulletins. thank you for listening. in this week's show we'll be asking why the archbishop of canterbury seems to be in thraw designist extreme. "the church of england used to be referred to as the british conservative party at prayer, but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further, he's positioned it as an adjunct to the genocidal zionist regime. at christian zionism as a movement preceded jewish zionist about at least 50 years. millions and millions of pounds over the last 10 or so years have gone to zionist organizations under the guise of doing counter extremism work." in the midst of the war between the arab and israel, june 8th,

and like mr williams said today, the owners must know because their dogs are going back covered in blood prevented simply by putting your dog on a lead and ensuring that it's appropriately trained. this lamb is only a few days old and it'll be out on the field tomorrow, and that's why the farmer here is especially keen to make sure that people keep their dogs on leads. i don't want to see them suffer. there's nothing worse than seeing animals suffer. it's not only the sheep that's being ripped to bits. you've got your vet bill. you've got to get rid of that sheep, which is a colossal amount of money. so it costs you absolute fortune. although the campaign is for a week, the police want people to take away lessons for life. if in doubt, keep your dog on a lead in the countryside. ross pollard, bbc news. bleating a dog once dubbed "britain's most unwanted" has finally found a home. this is jake the lurcher. he arrived at dogs trust leeds aged one in 2015. he was found a home, but returned in 2019 as the owner's circumstances had changed. after spending more than four years at the centre, h

the chair nowecognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. williams. mr. williams: mr.to address the house for two minutes and i ask for unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: withou. mr. speaker, i rise to honor world war ii veteran, mr. henry chicago which it's of syracuse, new york. henry is the son of polish immigrants and has lived hisetof syracuse.■( he served his country as a bombardier on a b-17 named the saint. in europe during world war ii. he completed 35 brave missions with the 384th bombardment group of the 554th --45th quad ron. on one such mission on july 19, 1944, the crew was targeting a hydrogen peroxide and chemical plant in munich, germany. he recalls shells hitting the b-17 from every which way. he recalls how of his fellow crew members were wounded, including the navigator. and how he helped save the lives of everyone on the plane when he stepped in and navigated them all back to safety. when faced with danger, h did not cowher in -- cower in fear but did what needed to be done to keep fighting. upon his return

but mr. williams has been stuck in jail legally innocent but incarcerated since may 2022.up the money for bond but all of those efforts five different times for denied and as the d.a. drags out the process, it is now one of the longest in the history of that jurisdiction. it could run into 2027 which means legally presumed innocent but incarcerated for three years. no one even talks about donald trump having to wait turg during this period like mr. williams. again, double standard. and this goes well beyond trump and politics. 60% of defendants in america are stuck in jail because of these cash bail rules. then that's just the money part. black and brown defendants also receive bond amounts that are double white defendants and young black men are more likely to be detained pretrial. so donald trump with those 80 plus felony counts and criminal indictments and everyone screaming about double standards is actually the one roaming free. to add insult to injury, yes. there are the orwellian complaints from his team that he's being treated unfairly. we will continue to document

william j.p.ur film footage recently obtained from behind the iron curtain, exposes the true significance of the promises and alleged good intentions of the communist. the film sequences have been determined by treaty day in the manifesto of the communist party as. we read this quote communist disdained to conceive of their views and names. they declare that their ends can be attained only by the forcible of all existing social conditions, unquolenin's theoryt be in order for communism them to exist. the world, lenin warned, his disciples. and again i quote in war, never tie your hands with consideration of formality. it is not to know that treaty is the means of gaining unquote. let's see how the communist put the so-called science of marxism-leninism to work them. , will the involvement of khrushchev in the ukraine and the key role he plays with stalin as they move of communist imperialism. the question of our to a great extent depends on the soviets. stalin negotiated with friends in england on

william j.p.ur film footage recently obtained from behind the iron curtain, exposes the true promises and alleged good intentions of the communist. the film sequences have been determined by treaty day in the manifesto of the communist party as written marx and engels. we read this quote communist disdained toe of their views and names. they declare that their ends can be attained only by the forcible of all existing social conditions, unquote, governed by lenin's theory that freedom must be in order for communism them to exist. the red been at war with the free world, lenin warned, his disciples. and again war, never tie your hands with consideration of formality. it is not to knowu2 that treatys the means of gaining unquote. let's see how the communist put the so-called scienceninism to . note, if you will the involvement of khrushchev in the ukraine and the key role he move in the chronology of communist imperialism. in 1939. the question of our to a great extent depends on the soviets. stalin

but i can say those two counts of murder that mr. williams faces carry with them a minimum of decades of time and potentially a lifetime in prison." >>> okay, turning to weather now on the return of rain. we started the day with a little bit of sunshine. those ominous clouds are now moving in. >> a live look at the driving conditions in the north bay right now, courtesy of photojournalist. >> and getting a bit of a workout. let's check in with darren peck, tracking the rain for us tonight. hey, darren. >> reporter: so far guys, what we're seeing from this system is pretty light. the better rain from it is coming in over the next few hours. let's show you why i would say that as we will look ahead to how the rest of the evening will go. look at first alert doppler now. light rain out there for most spots. but when we would switch this putting into the futurecast. you're going to see how the intensity picks up a little bit through the early evening. the time stamp out there has us looking at the 7:00 hour. so we are still seeing the fo

william j.p. our film footage recently obtained from behind the iron curtain, exposes the true significance of the promises and alleged good intentions of the communist. the film sequences have been determined by treaty day in the manifesto of the communist party as written marx and engels. we read this quote communist disdained to conceive of their views and names. they declare that their ends can be attained only by the forcible of all existing social conditions, unquote, governed by lenin's theory that freedom must be in order for communism them to exist. the red been at war with the free world, lenin warned, his disciples. and again i quote in war, never tie your hands with consideration of formality. it is not to know that treaty is the means of gaining unquote. let's see how the communist put the so-called science of marxism-leninism to work them. note, if you will the involvement of khrushchev in the ukraine and the key role he plays with stalin as they move in the chronology of communist i

he didn't check out with mr. williams on the radio as you're supposed to.otify dispatch that he was transporting someone from one location to another. the timeline of when he said it occurred versus the independent witnesses, all of that appeared that he was not being truthful about the encounter between terrence williams and himself. >> those inconsistencies surfaced during a months long internal investigation. calkins took three polygraph tests during the probe, one of those tests indicated deception. marsha, there was a time when calkins was interviewed. i want to play this for you. in this meeting, a couple of rooms that i had broken no laws, and i placed. >> this agency needs to stand a little bit taller here, and i'm not going to drug through the mud no more, because a couple of scumbags are missing. >> is this just being recorded for future scumbags? >> my son wasn't a scumbag. maybe he's calling his own self a scumbag. maybe he was a dirty cop. >> could this be a clue to what happened? coming up, a breakthrough in the case. >> rsv is out there for t

i usually call him mrs. mike mr. williams and my mom will be mad for calling him mr.m a lot of time and trouble. we warned the viewers they were approach would not work. i just wonder how many people were victimized before they figured it out vic. >> you know, trey, that is an interesting question.tion i can tell you, they would not have worked it out except forngy the angry citizens in the district of columbia as well as business leaders who said, "hey, you all do something about this crime. we are going to leave the city." as a matter of fact aofes professional basketball team,wia the wizards, are now trying to move to virginia. they are trying to get theeam football team to come back to washington. they may be out of luck there because of the crime situation. think about it, trey, 900 card tracking's, over 900 carjackings. that means every time you got in your car, you hae d to look over your shoulder. so as a result of that, the mayor, the light has come on in d.c. and they have enacted a new crime bill to secure d.c. crimed bill. and i'm hoping that it will help.

he didn't check out with mr. williams on the radio as you're supposed to? he didn't notify dispatch that he was transported someone from one location to another. the timeline of when he said it occurred versus the independent witnesses all of that appeared that he was not being truthful about the encounter between terrence williams and himself. >> those inconsistencies surface during a months-long internal investigation. corporal caulkins took three polygraph test during the probe. one of those tests indicated deception mircea, there was a time when caulkins was interviewed. i want to play this for you in this meet >> reporters scum bags. >> my son was a scumbag maybe his collar zones have a scumbag. maybe he was a dirty car >> could this be a clue to what happened coming >> up? >> a breakthrough in the case? >> there's one drink. every bartender wants to serve it's not an old fashion or a manhattan. because every bartenders least favorite drink to serbia is one-to-many >> welcome to the waiver hoods, wayfair vibe at our place. >> western. >> my thing, darl

but they are millions and millions of people that mr. williams represent are not mostly they are mostly from the slavic that came from. well if you look at the membership of the steelworkers, if we go back the violence there was, violence, of course there always has violence. it's not excusable i'm not excusing violence on the part of anyone, but i agree with mr. greene and with walter williams that people should be free to organize of course, they should be free to organize. what i object to is special privileges that have been given by government to labor unions, which are not available to groups at all. when labor unions have used violence in in industrial disputes, they are not subjected to the same sanctions as people ordinarily are. when cars are turned over the course of a labor dispute. how often people go to jail as a result of it? dr. and walter williams go back in history and they take a look at a situation. america was empty. where we didn't have anything like the sophisticated industrial economy we have today, but had much m

but they are millions and millions of people that mr. williams represent are not mostly they are mostly from the slavic that came from. well if you look at the membership of the steelworkers, if we go back the violence there was, violence, of course there always has violence. it's not excusable i'm not excusing violence on the part of anyone, but i agree with mr. greene and with walter williams that people should be free to organize of course, they should be free to organize. what i object to is special privileges that have been given by government to labor unions, which are not available to groups at all. when labor unions have used violence in in industrial disputes, they are not subjected to the same sanctions as people ordinarily are. when cars are turned over the course of a labor dispute. how often people go to jail as a result of it? dr. and walter williams go back in history and they take a look at a situation. america was empty. where we didn't have anything like the sophisticated industrial economy we have today, but had much m

but they are millions and millions of people that mr.t mostly they are mostly from the hat came from. well if you look at the membership of the steelworkers, if we go back the violence there was, violence, of course there always has violence. it's not excusable i'm not excusing violence on the part of anyone, but i agree with mr. greene and with walter williams that people should be free to organize of course, they should be free to organize. what i object to is special privileges that havez to labor , which are not available to groups at all. when labor unions have used violence inn industrial disputes, they are not subjected to the same sanctions as people ordinarily are. when cars are turned over the course of a labor dispute. howgo to jail as a result of it? dr. and walter williams go back in history and they take a look at a situation. america was empty. where we didn't have anything like the sophisticated industrial economy we have today, but had much more agricultural and rural kind of economy. and of course, when the when the imp

ted williams is the d.c.or and he joins us now and i usually call them mr. williams and my mom's going to be mad for calling him ted but he wants me to call him ted. we could've saved them of a lot of time and trouble we warned their approach was not going to work i wonder how the people were victimized before they figured it out. >> that's a very interesting question. i tell you they would not of figured out before the angry citizens in the district of columbia and business leaders said do something about this crime we are going to leave the city. as a matter of fact a professional basketball team the wizards are trying to move to virginia and are trying to get the commanders of football team to come back to washington and they may be out of luck there because of the crime situation. think about it 900 car jackie over 900 that means every time you got in your car yet the look in your shoulder. as a result of that the mayor the light has come on in d.c. and they inducted a new crime the secure d.c. crime bill

ted williams is the d.c.ibutor and he joins us now and i usually call them mr. williams and my mom's going to be mad for calling him ted but he wants me to call him ted. we could've saved them of a lot of time and trouble we warned their approach was not going to work i wonder how the people were victimized before they figured it out. >> that's a very interesting question. i tell you they would not of figured out before the angry citizens in the district of columbia and business leaders said do something about this crime we are going to leave the city. as a matter of fact a professional basketball team the wizards are trying to move to virginia and are trying to get the commanders of football team to come back to washington and they may be out of luck there because of the crime situation. think about it 900 car jackie over 900 that means every time you got in your car yet the look in your shoulder. as a result of that the mayor the light has come on in d.c. and they inducted a new crime the secure d.c. crime

. >> mr. williams is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you for being here. when i'm back in my district and hearing concerns on the fundamentally flawed basel three. these concerns are not only coming from my banking industry also from farmers and ranchers. small business owners who are concerned about how this proposal will impact the ability to access capital in the future and to all of us raising alarms on the 97% today of public comments. across all sectors worried about disastrous implications on this proposal. and trying to make that known to banking regulators who continue to ignore them. it semper federal regulators take the seriously and i believe start over. i urge junior colleagues to rethink the misguided policy and do what's best for the american people. small business main street america and withdraw the proposal. given the concerns raised by financial institutions and farmers, ranchers, other communities across the country, can you elaborate on how the federal reserve is responding to end addressing these comments that are mostly negative and

he didn't check out with mr. williams on the radio as you're supposed to? he didn't notify dispatch that was transporting someone from mother location to another. the timeline when he said it occurred versus the independent witnesses. all of that appeared that he was not being truthful about the encounter between terrence williams and himself those inconsistencies surface during a months-long internal investigation corporal caulkins took three polygraph test during the probe. one of those tests indicated deception mircea, there was a time when caulkins was interviewed. >> i >> want to play this for you in this meet >> scum bags. >> my son wasn't a scumbag maybe his colors. i don't cef a scumbag maybe. he was a dirty car >> an all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper or one hold our one whole story airs tomorrow at 08:00 p.m. eastern and pacific only on cnn all right. stay with cnn for the very latest on the triple killing outside philadelphia and the ongoing barricades situation in new jersey. thank you so much for joining me today. i'm fredr

and like mr williams said today, the owners must know because their dogs are going back covered in blood, and that's why the farmer here is especially keen to make sure that people keep their dogs on leads. i don't want to see them suffer. there's nothing worse than seeing animals suffer. it's not only the sheep that's being ripped to bits. you've got your vet bill. you've got to get rid of that sheep, which is a colossal amount of money. so it costs you absolute fortune. although the campaign is for a week, the police want people to take away lessons for life. if in doubt, keep your dog on a lead in the countryside. ross pollard, bbc news. bleating. it's a nightmare scenario for anyone planning a wedding, with just weeks to go before their big day, a uk couple's plans have been thrown into chaos, been thrown into chaos , after they learned, through social media, that the dorset venue they'd booked has suddenly closed down. steve humphrey has this report. all that planning. gone to waste. the have all that planning. gone to waste. they have been _ all that planning. gone to waste. they h

he didn't check out with mr. williams on the radio as you're supposed to? he didn't notify this batch that he was transported someone from one location to another. the timeline of when he said it occurred versus the independent witnesses. all of that appeared that he was not being truthful about the encounter between terrence williams and himself those inconsistencies surface during a months-long internal investigation corporal caulkins took three polygraph test during the probe one of those tests indicated deception mircea there was a time when caulkins was interviewed. i want to play this for you. >> in this meat >> scum bags my son was a scumbag maybe he's color has its own set for scumbag. maybe he wasn't 30 caught be sure to tune in an all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper, one whole hour, one whole >> story air sunday at 08:00 p.m. eastern and pacific only on cnn. they you so much for joining us. see you in a news night with abby. phillip starts now

he didn't check out with mr. williams on the radio as you're supposed to? he didn't notify dispatch that he was transported someone from one location to another the timeline of when he said it occurred versus the independent witnesses. all of that appeared that he was not being truthful about the encounter between terrence williams and himself >> those inconsistencies surface during a months-long internal investigation. cripple caulkins took three polygraph test during the probe one of those tests indicated deception mircea, there was a time when caulkins was interviewed. i want to play this for you in this meet >> recording >> scum bags. >> my son wasn't a scumbag maybe his collar zones have a scumbag maybe he wasn't 30 car. >> be sure to tune in an all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper, one whole hour, one whole story airs tomorrow at 08:00 p.m. eastern pacific only on cnn. and after a long standoff, the pennsylvania man who police say killed his stepmother, sister, and the mother of his children is now in custody and we'll have the very

williams. mr. williams: i rise today in support of h.r. 2799, expanding access to capital act.wth by helping small businesses and entrepreneurs and increasing opportunity for all investors. the biden administration has increased obligations and regulations which has increased compliance businesses. this will reduce reduce burdens. this will reduce regulatory barriers and have access to the capital to support their operation. i want to thank chairman mchenry for including language from my legislation that the e.c.g. on-ramp has funded growth and make public markets and level the playing field. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation the expanding access to capital act. in god we trust. i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman from missouri reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. waters: i yield four■z minus to the gentleman from california, mr. sherman, who is the ranking member of the subcommittee on capital markets. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sherman: i rise in opposition to the bill. it's not a good bill. we have some amendments

. >> good afternoon mrs.> good afternoon supervisors and thank you so much supervisor dorsey! hopefully my remarks can still come out. we are grateful for this acknowledgment. thank you supervisor dorsey. you just like--you just have been such a friend to us and we are very grateful for all you have done and your support. as you know, i have to mention supervisor melgar knows that in 1995, we moved into a little closet at senior action network before we had a little office on the island, so going back a long way, so great to see you and feel the progress from a closet to all we have been able to accomplish. we turned 30 in june and we-as a supervisor said, we used to to be call the treasure island homeless initiative but we changed our name in 2018 to reflect our inclusive vision for the island. our vision for the island hasn't really changed. our vision is still a thriving and inclusive san francisco neighborhood on treasure island that celebrates diversity and provides equity for all. our mission is that on

and then he mentioned the last homicide of mr.p, and it clicked. >> navarro knew his guys in the garage were all over the pickup truck with south carolina plates that looked suspicious. >> i called my detective that was running that the and on the garage on the radio, and i asked him to read the vin number on the vehicle. >> for navarro, it was like winning the lottery. >> we had a match on mr. reese's car. >> that night, they held a press conference to tell the global media that andrew cunanan was the killer and gianni versace was victim number five . >> cunanan is known to be a male prostitute with services of florida clientele. cunanan is well educated, well dressed , is very articulate. >> at the end of day one, chief investigator navarro knew he had his hands over this debris killer who had gotten away four times before. >> you have to try to think like he thinks. a cat and mouse game, you know? our job is to catch him and his job is to elude us. >> cunanan was still at large. armed, desperate, and more dangerous than ever. c

his successor mr. made the same in the same statements in the same his s making the same statement. now, my question to you is why is it that there has been such a striking difference tween the excellent pronouncements of all chairman of the fed? therefore, it's not personal. and you you have a lot of company, unfortunately for the country. why is it that there'sch a wide divergence between? the excellent pronouncements on the one hand, and what i regard as a very poor performance on the other, because monetary policy is not the only element. fiscal policy equally important, you're shifting the buck to the economy, to the treasury yes, to the congress. we'll to. mr. brown yeah, that's right. the relationship of fiscal policy to of the important things. could you remind us, the general audience, when you say fiscal policy, what do you mean the distinction of monetary policy? well,and and spending and defics and deficits. yes, exactly. and i think that youe to realize that when i have talked for a long t

when they asked his name plato cornelius williams that it was mr. greene a code name he used in the alliance household. williams had gone obsessing on his revenge. he been resolved to track her down and cut her tongue out. unable to locate louis williams had the best thing he would that mr. greene and get her address. williams found andrew greene's name and office in the city directory followed him home one day and memorized his routine. 1 p.m. it's hour platte read the afternoon. he was unaware that he be making headlines by the following day. he lived off fifth avenue near the vanderbilts and the carnegies. a millionaires row. his fleet class company had captured the region's lucrative accounts, such the new york state capitol in albany and metropolitan opera have been hot. he took home an annual salary. $1 million, approximately $30 million in 2023. monies. he was a virtual doppelganger her for andrew a definite look alike. they were both wealthy, had a similar persona. one was virtuous, while the other vicious a corrupt, weak man. there were the

his successor mr.r made the same in the same statements in the same his successor paul volcker. he is making the same statement. now, my question to you is why is it that there has been such a striking difference between the excellent pronouncements of all chairman of the fed? therefore, it's not personal.jod of company, unfortunately for the country. why is it that there's been such a wide divergence between? the the one hand, and what i regard as a very poor performance on the other, because monetary policy is not the only element. fiscal policy equally important, you'he economy, to the treasury yes, to the congress. we'll to. mr. brown yeah, that's right. the relationship of fiscal policy to monetary policy as one of the important things. could you remind us, the general distinction of monetary policy? well, taxation raising revenue and and spending and deficits yes, exactly. and i think that you have to realize that when i have talked for a long time about the independence of the federal reserve, t

his successor mr. gee william milner made the same in the same statements in the same his successor paul volcker. he is making the same statement. now, my question to you is why is it that there has been such a striking difference between the excellent pronouncements of all chairman of the fed? therefore, it's not personal. and you you have a lot of company, unfortunately for the country. why is it that there's been such a wide divergence between? the excellent pronouncements on the one hand, and what i regard as a very poor performance on the other, because monetary policy is not the only element. fiscal policy equally important, you're shifting the buck to the economy, to the treasury yes, to the congress. we'll to. mr. brown yeah, that's right. the relationship of fiscal policy to monetary policy as one of the important things. could you remind us, the general audience, when you say fiscal policy, what do you mean the distinction of monetary policy? well, taxation raising revenue and and spending an

his successor mr. gee william milner made the same in the same statements in the same his successor paul volcker. he is making the same statement. now, my question to you is why is it that there has been such a striking difference between the excellent pronouncements of all chairman of the fed? therefore, it's not personal. and you you have a lot of company, unfortunately for the country. why is it that there's been such a wide divergence between? the excellent pronouncements on the one hand, and what i regard as a very poor performance on the other, because monetary policy is not the only element. fiscal policy equally important, you're shifting the buck to the economy, to the treasury yes, to the congress. we'll to. mr. brown yeah, that's right. the relationship of fiscal policy to monetary policy as one of the important things. could you remind us, the general audience, when you say fiscal policy, what do you mean the distinction of monetary policy? well, taxation raising revenue and and spending an

. >> pajamas time has expired the gentleman from texas, mr.am back in texas, i am hearing concerns surrounding the flawed basel three. we have talked about length with that endgame proposal. these concerns are coming from the banging into super but from farmers, ranchers, small business owners who are concerned about how this proposal will impact the ability to access capital in the future and did it not raise alarms what we the 97% today of the comments? and they all came out negative. americans worry about the disasters implications of this proposal. they have tried to make that known to banging regulators who continue to ignore them. it is time for federal regulators to take this seriously. i believe, start over. urge colleagues to rethink the policy and do what is best for the american people and withdraw the basel three proposal. chairman powell, given the concerns raised by financial institutions and farmers, ranchers, et cetera and others communities across the country can you elaborate how the federal reserve is addressing these commen

. >> pajamas time has expired the gentleman from texas, mr. williams is now recognized. >>texas, i am hearing concerns surrounding the flawed basel three. we have talked about length with that endgame proposal. these concerns are coming from the banging into super but from farmers, ranchers, small business owners who are concerned about how this the ability to access capital in the future and did it not raise alarms what we've heard about the 97today the comments? and they all came out negative. americans worry about the disasters implications of this proposal. they have tried to make that known to banging regulators who continue to ignore them. it is time for federal regulators to take this seriously. i believe, start over. ge colleagues to rethink the policy and do what is best for the american people and withdraw the basel three proposal. chairman powell, given the concerns raised by financial institutions and farmers, ranchers, et cetera and others comm across the country can you elaborate how the federal reserve is addressing these comments that are mostly negative

actually, at these same hearings, mr. burns, william, i emphasize, william, spoke there.. the phrase means an attack on the russian land bridge that crosses the south in order to put crimea at risk. this ukraine and connects russia with the peninsula. meanwhile, the us congress has not yet agreed on the biden administration’s request for new aid to kiev. the day before, the head of the cia, ilyam brnes, persuaded the senators to give money. he spoke at a hearing before the select committee on intelligence. burns’ main argument is that with the new package of american assistance, the armed forces of ukraine will have the opportunity to carry out penetrating strikes on crimea, and will also supposedly be able to effectively fight against the russian black sea fleet. it will provide ukraine with opportunities not only for penetrating strikes on crimea, but also actions against the russian black sea fleet. crimea is generally being watched very closely from washington, which turned out by chance thanks to the minister of defense of singapore. he said that the latest american

. >> good afternoon mrs.> good afternoon supervisors and thank you so much supervisor dorsey! hopefully my remarks can still come out. we are grateful for this acknowledgment. thank you supervisor dorsey. you just like--you just have been such a friend to us and we are very grateful for all you have done and your support. as you know, i have to mention supervisor melgar knows that in 1995, we moved into a little closet at senior action network before we had a little office on the island, so going back a long way, so great to see you and feel the progress from a closet to all we have been able to accomplish. we turned 30 in june and we-as a supervisor said, we used to to be call the treasure island homeless initiative but we changed our name in 2018 to reflect our inclusive vision for the island. our vision for the island hasn't really changed. our vision is still a thriving and inclusive san francisco neighborhood on treasure island that celebrates diversity and provides equity for all. our mission is that on

. >> pajamas time has expired the gentleman from texas, mr.williams is now recognized. >> whenam back in texas, i am hearing concerns surrounding the flawed basel three. we have talked about length with that endgame proposal. these concerns are coming from the banging into super but from farmers, ranchers, small business owners who are concerned about how this proposal will impact the ability to access capital in the future and did it not raise alarms what we've heard about the 97% today of the comments? and they all came out negative. americans worry about the disasters implications of this proposal. they ve tried to make that known to banging regulators who continue to ignore them. it is time for federal regulators to take this seriously. i believe, start over. urge colleagues to rethink the policy and do what is best for the american people and withdraw the basel three proposal. chairman powell, given the concerns raised by financial institutions and farmers, ranchers, et cetera and others communities across the country can you elaborate ho

. >> pajamas time has expired the gentleman from texas, mr. williams is now recognized. >> when i am back in texas, i am hearing concerns surrounding the flawed basel three. we have talked about length with that endgame proposal. these concerns are coming from the banging into super but from farmers, ranchers, small business owners who are concerned about how this proposal will impact the ability to access capital in the future and did it not raise alarms what we've heard about the 97% today of the comments? and they all came out negative. americans worry about the disasters implications of this proposal. they have tried to make that known to banging regulators who continue to ignore them. it is time for federal regulators to take this seriously. i believe, start over. urge colleagues to rethink the policy and do what is best for the american people and withdraw the basel three proposal. chairman powell, given the concerns raised by financial institutions and farmers, ranchers, et cetera and others communities across the country can you elabor

russian air forces have now leveled the situation in the east , the russian advance has been halted, mr. colonel , against this background, cia director william burns stated that ukraine could regain the offensive initiative in late 2024 and early 2025, provided that the congress and senate of the united states of america restore funding of ukraine. if the united states of america does not restore this funding, or this funding will be delayed, what is the threat to ukraine, and from... accordingly, in western europe, it is actually a very difficult question and the answer is quite difficult to find, because all this depends on many different variables, because russia is actually now throwing everything it has into the crucible of war, it is trying to show it as such a political bonus before the elections in russia. that's why it's such a positive signal for them, because the ukrainians were pushed out of avdiivka, for example. at the moment , it is quite difficult to make certain judgments or predictions about what this pause in the russian offensive will be like. zelensky is certainly

mr. pavle, emmanuel macron is trying to demonstrate leadership in europe, during the last two weeks, we see various statements, explanations. then clarifications, macron's hints about the troops that may be on the territory of ukraine, member countries of the north atlantic alliance, not nato, countries, specifically individual countries. in an interview with the french tv channel bfm tv, president zelenskyi said that french military personnel will not die in ukraine as long as ukraine repels the russian attack. let's listen to what president zelensky said. as long as it is in... the country, the french army will be on the territory of france, but if putin goes to war against that other nato country, it will be the nato countries who decide how, in what number to send or not to send one's soldiers to one's armies, whole armies, combat battalions to go to war on the territory of one or another nato country. zelensky explained quite simply: there will be a war in europe , the french will fi