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, bla, bla, bla, bla, i was really impressed by jamie diamond. i thought it was a really smart take. to remind people that they are not crazy, a lot of trump supporters, but they have legitimate reasons to think that trump would do a better job than joe biden running the country. he listed a number of things that trump achieved last time. it took me back to the basket of deplorables that hillary said. if you start branding all 80 million americans as deplorable or crazy, i think they are raging hysterically and with wild exaggeration right into trump's hands. >> turning him into a folk hero. all this branding has now turned into the tracking of purchase decisions by the government. how is this possible? what's your legal take on this? >> my legal take is that it is a fourth amendment violation. the other day, i spoke to the fact that the biden administration is before the supreme court on the murphy versus missouri case where the supreme court will decide as the lower courts have already decided whether or not the biden administration interfered

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bla looked at this. suggested there are different ways of keeping track of the data or you are not set up to the the assessment this than i are not set up and you are not set to do it. of what is in your grant agreement. is that -- correct? is that a problem? should we be correspond, are you concerned why are you not concerned about this. >> make sure i'm not concerned about this. our data developed with those on the ground are amazing defenders. across 8 community organizations that develop the activities and out come. we could have present to stake holders the board of supervisors. i think what. we eventualize the data. it is a data tool and we -- account design what you want. what aggregation of different metrics we can do that. the constructive feedback from the bla is do a better job of organizing this data it is accessible to a layperson. create a view in the visualization you don't what would know mean a positive outcome. we have the data that has been developed. we visualize that data. we do eval

nick from the bla. item 7 a resolution approves an amendment to the sheriff's office contract with the pretrial diversion project. the amendment increases not to exceed from 19.3 million to 19. 8 million dollars. there is no change in the term which educations june 30 of 2024. this funding is to get them throughout rest of this fiscal year. any funding beyond that would require board approval. it is not to exceed is based on funding throughout fiscal year. as we do for any nonprofit provider, we look at their financial health and electric at the performance of their programming. in this case pretrial diversion safety assistance for people arrested, supervision for people awaiting trial and provides diversion programming as required by the -- courts. this, there were issues we noted in our review. upon one is that so the city's contract with pretrial diversion required an audited financial statement provided in 6 months in close. the organization has not done one since june of 20 ton. shoes the deteriora

the who sees in yemen, similar to has bla and 11 on, are backed by a ron. through that lens, how do you see to ron reacting to these strikes? it's quite possible that to her on will unleash more of it, so called access of resistance on the sofa. it's been fairly restrained in how it's dealt with those partners. but it's worth remembering that is ro is it's highly and circled by iran access of resistance. we've got a k, the who stays here in the south in him, and then him directly to the south of his ro. we've got his pull out in the north, in lebanon. we've got a run back. she is in the east ends in the northeast. so that's of course, have off in the west. so it really could look quite box as well. if things do spiral into all out conflict and take us to you, i'm and specifically, i mean, this is a country already devastated by years of civil war. how could an escalation with the united states and its partners and allies impact this country and its civilians? as it's is a country that's been ravaged by civil already. and as i said, strikes by the south dako

i also asked for this bla report to be expedited and thank the bla for the recognition of the urgentuickly as possible. we are losing too many people every day and think we all recognize the gravity of the crisis. pushing people block to block isn't helping. our street conditions are totally unacceptable and the death rates are far too high. we expect this report will be completed in approximately 60 days which is ambitious timeline but one think the moment demands. i want to thank everyone. let's take a model that worked and come together to implement it here without delay excuses or politics. lives are on the line and residents of san francisco are looking to us for vision leadership and results so i look forward to the bla report and working with you all and administration to implement the 4 pillar strategy here in san francisco without delay. the rest i submit. >> thank you. supervisor ronan. submit. thank you. supervisor safai. >> thank you colleagues. i have two things today. one i think very important and another that is disturbing and also very important. i are will start wit

i also asked for this bla report to be expedited and thank the bla for the recognition of the urgentuickly as possible. we are losing too many people every day and think we all recognize the gravity of the crisis. pushing people block to block isn't helping. our street conditions are totally unacceptable and the death rates are far too high. we expect this report will be completed in approximately 60 days which is ambitious timeline but one think the moment demands. i want to thank everyone. let's take a model that worked and come together to implement it here without delay excuses or politics. lives are on the line and residents of san francisco are looking to us for vision leadership and results so i look forward to the bla report and working with you all and administration to implement the 4 pillar strategy here in san francisco without delay. the rest i submit. >> thank you. supervisor ronan. submit. thank you. supervisor safai. >> thank you colleagues. i have two things today. one i think very important and another that is disturbing and also very important. i are will start wit

nick from the bla. item 7 a resolution approves an amendment to the sheriff's office contract with the pretrial diversion project. the amendment increases not to exceed from 19.3 million to 19. 8 million dollars. there is no change in the term which educations june 30 of 2024. this funding is to get them throughout rest of this fiscal year. any funding beyond that would require board approval. it is not to exceed is based on funding throughout fiscal year. as we do for any nonprofit provider, we look at their financial health and electric at the performance of their programming. in this case pretrial diversion safety assistance for people arrested, supervision for people awaiting trial and provides diversion programming as required by the -- courts. this, there were issues we noted in our review. upon one is that so the city's contract with pretrial diversion required an audited financial statement provided in 6 months in close. the organization has not done one since june of 20 ton. shoes the deteriora

we will hear from the bla. that is one of the options. there is multiple options to consider for revenue. the main question i have for you mrs. madeleine and i asked you this when we met and you presented, rec and park has done a tremendous job all over san francisco working with philanthropy and raising private money. your general thesis is, if we are to stay within the parameters of $190 million settlement, it constrains your ability to do things, but what have you done to go out and raise private capital, work with flil aenthopy and get donations for redesign? you have done it in india basin and will do it in crocker amazon with the san francisco giants that is near and dear to my heart for baseball fields, jackson square playground is doing it, what has rec and park done to raise private dollars and the reason i highlight that because you took a multimillion dollar loan to do over part of the west harbor at cost of million 5 in debt service annually. there is need to be done in this harbor regardless of the settlement. the settlement

they bla in week two. last weekend, they lost.s when both of their teams pretty much set the starters. they defended in week 11. of course they blew out the eagles on the road in week 13. gosh, they have plenty of playoff experience against them. this week, i think the 49ers are just happy to watch this game from the couch. >> just watch, beating my body up for a week. >> i decided to watch, and i hope thereby loses. i hope thereby loses. and then who knows. maybe we will have to play. i'm just kidding. i'm sure he was happy to see. and upset win over gonzaga. not so much fun tonight. they were dominated. knocking down the street, it made it 42-11 in the first half. st. mary won , they improved to 4-0. san jose, state and/or force -- and air force. 7-67. it is their first conference win of the season. if he had to pick one opponent for the night is to face next week, hoodie think they want to see? >> i dissent the eagles are playing really bad right now. they lost all their momentum . i don't want to see the rams, even though we m

now the explosions have killed over 100 people and over 200 others were injured during blas and ensuing stamped. local officials said incident was a terrorist attack. thursday has been declared national day of morning leader of the islamic revolution. is strongly condemned the bombing saying that severe punishment awaits the perpetrators and the masterminds behind the attacks. president ibrahim racey is also saying what he called a heinous crime. he sayid such cowardly acts can never crush the determination of the iranian nation and defending its islamic ideals. deadly explosions took place near general suleimani's burial site where thousands had gather to commemorate the top anti-terror commander. "strong combinations continue pouring in from world's political leaders over the deadly terror bombings that targeted iranian civilians in southeastern city of caramon. un secretary general antonio gutierres vehimently condemned the blast which left hundreds dead and wounded. the russian president vladimir putin slammed what he called terrorism in all its forms, condemning the blast of turkis

so i think again not bla■n and white.ess again the question for us international players to find a solution, we have to also think, and this is what we are discussing, the day after. so how can we hold election are, what would be the precondition. my precondition, obviously, guaranteng israel and guaranteeing the right of the palestinians live in peace and security. these are the international rules that chaer of unite nations was founded on. and the worst thing we could do is just wait and see. for me, this is no option at all. obviously, it's very difficult to move one step further. but wait and see, we saw now in the last three months to further escalation and, therefore, thankful for the, change here today. >> well, thank you very much is. senator coons, in arab peace plan if there was a two-state solution, arab were guarantee thing also a for israel's security -- guaranteeing also for israel's security. it was palestinian statement, but it was a broad regional understanding based on the global understanding. listenin

the blas came as the former pakistani prime minister downstairs trial as a fixed match. the court found him guilty of leaking and state secrets con has been in jail since august on corruption charges, and has repeatedly denied all accusations him on con, called for his supporters to remain peaceful and to participate in the upcoming elections. this is not a trial, but a fixed match with outcome was determined. that is why i already knew the decision of this case. these people want to provoke you by giving me severe punishment in this case. so that you go out on the streets and protest. then they commit to yet another full flag, opperation. second, they want you people to stay at home on election day. disappointed and angry. and wrong con was ousted as prime minister and a no confidence though. in april 2022. he claimed he was removed from office in the us conspiracy. cons that of cable from the pack, a study in boston or the washington phillips is allegation, but was then accused of misusing the cable which brought him to tuesday's sentence . both the same and file of hi

so as long as cooling the incident, a terror attacked the blas took place near 76 during a time every single one of the countries from i'm if you come on those channels. so divani was killed by us. so i think we're going to do is use of jelly picks up the story as a one is on kim reading the anniversary of gentle slo imani, on now the public here is morning yet another tragedy, and that is the explosions that was the one in southeastern city of fillmore seminar for sessions to commemorate general so a body hundreds of people term on marching towards the burial place of general slave bought into a tribute to him. the force of the place was densely populated by people. a to expose the 1st 10 minutes apart from each other, all occurred in size. john, wow. so far, the new group has claimed responsibility for the incident of defenders of william all for now israel a different one, and official said that what happened today, impairment is a continuation of the conspiracies in the region that have been flooded as well. undoubtedly the perpetrators of this cowardly act will soon be identified

the who sees in yemen, similar to has bla and 11 on are backed by a ron, through that lens. how do you see to ron reacting to the strikes? it's quite possible that to her on will unleash more of it. so called access of resistance on the sofa, it's been fairly restrained in how it's dealt with those partners. but it's worth remembering that is ro is entirely and circled by iran access of resistance. we've got okay, the who stays here in the south in them. and then in the rec, saved south of israel, we've got a lot in the north, in lebanon. we've got iran back. she is in the east and in the northeast. so that's of course, have off in the west. so it really could look quite body. israel, if things do spiral into all out conflict and take us to you, i'm and specifically, i mean, this is a country already devastated by years of civil war. how could an escalation with the united states and its partners and allies impact this country? and it civilians, as it's, is a country that's been ravaged by civil already. and as i said, strikes by the south dakota mission over $25000.00 of th

phillip ever came from damascus, who i believe also heard those blas welcome to you. thank you for joining us right now. what is the situation like as we speak? thank you for much. sure. so yeah, so it'd be today at the same process the opposite this morning. that is what i tell you then that that gets to be anything as i thought him as, as a square and the out of my home. and there are those kinds of cdns where everybody and the, some of your around in. and we'd have to be advice of something that was at a public and god's way or the, the assessing need to buy this assets icon, the. it was the x with an s type came from is psi, and that going on heights territory is carried by 4 and the sizes and on through now, until now there are a lot of people that being get risk, you would and does that collapse and the 2 big things at which because of that, the ag edition came in and our vend area and the, and the mode means white or people are acting here. and usually it's believe about a reunion. military figures had been there acting at it in with an advising capacity. i thi

it has bla i've you been withdrawn and dispositions with enjoys re kilometers of these really bought it. i think that it was pretty telling when the reporting came out a few weeks ago. back in the 1st days of the war, the americans stole that and yet not to open up a 2nd front in lab or not. and i think that the us as responses to the attack, so they're bases in iraq and syria had been a lot more managers in some way to predict it. so i think that the us doesn't one major escalation of this war. if indeed you're iraq or another not, or i figure escalation in the maritimes either the red c at coalition is maureen, the deterrence right now and responding to the threat rather than escalating the one? yeah, i think that obviously if the tax or the who these beach or the desa western merchants or religious severe commercial disruption at, during the down and the ride sees ability to export oil and bio goods. we cannot be conceivable that the americans and the british to strike the targets again. but they would do so no way that that could create an unbreakable style model. the drawing imb

after 2 blas killed at least $95.00 people in the size of the country. explosions happened at a cemetery in the city of calamine during a set of many of the 2 of the senior, everybody in general caught some sort of money. by cut off on the reports, ambulances rushed to reach the wounded off to 2 explosions. route through a crowd of mon is in the city of kent, them on, in southeast, in your video, shows dozens of bodies with some bystanders trying to help survive as well. others rush for safety. tens of thousands of people had flocked to the burial sites of one of the runs most prominent military commodities, customs, solemn on that he was killed in a u. s. smith. saul striking it ok 4 years ago. has been edited for you living on his beloved lead to appraise. so the money calling him crucial to the so called excess of resistance against these ro and said his memory remains influential and you know by some so they money today costume. so the money is present in every aspect of this war. and what we're seeing today are the fruits of this great leader, the sacrifices he offered for over 20 y

or how mean i would make the blas came as the former, pakistani prime minister denounced his trial as a fix to match after he was sentenced to 10 years in prison. the court found him guilty of leaking state secrets con has been in jail since august on corruption charges, and has repeatedly denied all accusations. the former prime minister called for his supporters to remain peaceful and to participate in the upcoming elections. this is not a trial, but a fixed match whose outcome was pre determined. that is why i already knew the decision of this case. these people want to provoke you by giving me a severe punishment in this case so that you go out on the streets and pro desk, then they can leave. you had another false flag operation. second, they want you people to stay at home on election day. disappointed and angry. a. m on con, was ousted as prime minister, and a no confidence owed an april 2022. the claim to it was removed from office in the us conspiracy. sunset of cable from the pakistani ambassador to washington cruises allegation, what was that unexcused of miss using the cab

meaning that it wears telling people like has bla, any wrong. and if you get involved, we will respond. therefore we have to every hour be reevaluating this, which means military commanders are reporting up the chain. the command, the lloyd austin, was communicating to the present national security council. we have china and taiwan. around the world is military crises. and the secretary defense disappears for 3 days, and the president doesn't know about it. what does this tell you? it's a total collapse of leadership, an absolute collapse of leadership. and here's the scary part. as i said earlier, i have during the, of course, i don't like joe, by anybody knows the history of him and i know that we've looked and jabbed over the years. so i respect the fact that he's the present, but you have to be the president to be the president. maybe you have to be in command. could you imagine the situation were present improvement? couldn't get ahold of showing you for 3 days and didn't care just like now. i am a, i can't be, i don't know, but i would ima

report from the bla next. hang on a sec. do you want to wait till after?item 6 is resolution that approves a lease where department of homelessness and supportive housing would be a tenant in the landlord [indiscernible] number 8llc. the lease is for a property at 2177 jerrold avenue. we show a map of the lease site on page 10 of the report which is used for hybrid cabin and safe parking shelter program. we discussed the terms of it had lease on page 10 of the report and some key terms are initial base rent starting at $2.5 million, initial term of 15 years of 2, 5 year options to extend. we also discussed the tenant improvement required which total $10.2 million. the lease cap the city share of it cost at $8.6 million. all the work will be undertaken by the landlord and the cost estimate themselves that were part of the scope of work in the lease were developed by the landlord. we did independently review them with the property development expert and do believe cost are reasonable. on page 12 of our report you see the cost of the lease and associated serv

one of my favorite podcasts -- i think you're related -- i'm bla bbing. i've got so many thoughts.dependents but republicans, too. >> i was anointed a democrat by my grandmoer dear abbie, in 1980. after i'd seen john anderson the republican member of congress who declared his candidacy as an independent, think about the connection, to run for peared at my middle school. john anderson speaks he talked ■about money and politics. imagine that, in 1980. i go to dinner that night. i sit next to my grandmother she asked about my day. e next president of the united states came to our school and spoke. she said, funny, i do not think if he speaking to middle schoolers is -- he is going to be president. note to self. i'm kidding. and then she stopped me anda der republican? i said, i'm 11 years old and i do not know what those are. and she said "you are democrat." ime last night and i found an in cycle. i looked up democrats and republicans and i still did not totally understand, wch i feel the same way right now. you ask me why. let me get serious for a moment. this two party system is the

one of my favorite podcasts -- i think you're related -- i'm bla i've got so many thoughts. speak to are only independents but republicans, too. >> i was anointed a democrat by my grandmother dear abbie, in 1980. hours after i'd seen john anderson the republican member of congress who declared his candidacy as an independent, think about the connection, to run for the presidency. he appeared at my middle school. john anderson speaks he talked t money and politics. imagine that, in 1980. i go to dinner that night. i sit next to my grandmother she asked about my day. i said, the next president of the united states came to our school and spoke. she said, funny, i do not think if he speaking to middle schoolers is -- he going to be president. note to self. i'm kidding. and then she stopped me and said, are you a democrat or republican? i said, i'm 11 years old and i do not know what those are. and she said "you are democrat." i went home last night and i found an in cycle. i looked up democrats and icans and i still did not totally understand, which i feel the same way right now

one of my favorite podcasts -- i think you're related -- i'm bla bbing. i've got so many thoughts. to really speak to are only independents but republicans, too. >> i was anointed a democrat by my grandmother dear abbie, in 1980. hours after i'd seen john anderson the republican member of congress who declared his candidacy as an independent, think about the connection, to run for the presidency. he appeared at my middle school. john anderson speaks he talked about money and politics. imagine that, in 1980.■k i go to dinner that night. i sit next to my grandmother she asked about my day. i said, the next president of the united states came to our school and spoke. she said, funny, i do not think if he speaking to middle schoolers is -- he is going to be president. note to self. i'm kidding. and then she stopped me and said, are you a democrat or republican? i said, i'm 11 years old and i do not know what those are. and she said "you are democrat." i went home last night and i found an in cycle. i looked up democrats and republicans and i still did not totally understand, which i fe

use the word objective several time, and it is not on purpose and the motive and this is pushed in bla blazingame and it is the opinion of the strongest principle in the contex -- >> i am sorry to my colleagues that we have given you the time this you will need, but with respect to the actual indictment, it does not gloss over, you know, in put in terms of what you are describing, so if we are looking at the face of the indictment as to what is charged when it has gone through the grand jury process unlike the impeachment clause, how do we look at those particular acts as described, because we have to look at those at face value. >> it is nixon versus fitzgerald, and the allegation that president nixon had a unlawful whistle-blower essentially and that whistle-blower came into the court and said it is not subject to immunity, because it is unlawful, and the court said that we are not looking at that granularity of detail and the level of specifity of detail is level of conduct is that obvious level of conduct and the level of conduct as to what it should be, and the courtland of the le

back on side created problems and the loan services industry is the government and the government is blaming and penalizing three loan servicerrers and my garmin car dcardonia and the department of education will continue to engage in aggressive oversight of student loan servicers and put the interest of borrowers first and unacceptable errors are uncovered and servicers expected to be held unaccountable and holding them harmless. the education department cut $2 million in payments to server aid vantage and the loan industry said thissed a menstruation repeatedly changed its student loan repayment plans. >> that created a lot of confusion and somewhat a lack of engage.getting told by the government you're going to have to start on this date and then 15, 20, 30 days before that, they say never mind. jot federal government paused and then the supreme court struck it down and the act of forgiveness and the education department says about 40% of the federal student loan borrowers missed their payment when is they resumed in october. the administration initiated an onramp period for the first

and uk will have to prepare to pay a heavy price and bear dire consequences for what they call blas blatantression. w oren lieberman is live for us at the pentagon. what do we know about the strikes? >> reporter: there's the sense this goes far beyond rhetoric and the houthis will find a way to respond to what we saw from the u.s., the uk, backed by several other countries. these were sweeping strikes across 16 different houthi sites in yemen, totaling more than 60 targets. according to u.s. officials, more than 100 precision-guided munitions were used as part of the strike, the u.s. trying to go after the houthi's ability to attack international shipping lanes in the red sea. you see that there, one of the world's most critical waterways. we have seen the u.s., according to central command -- we have seen the houthis, i should say, carry out 27 attacks on international shipping forcing vessels to avoid the strait right there, the u.s. trying to make it safe. first, there was a defensive coalition to try to safeguard the waterways. this after repeated warning to the houthis is a strike to t

trump and his opponents made a push for his opponents to get out and k k caucus decespite the winter bla. >> even if you vote and then pass away, it's worth it. >> here in iowa, you have the ability to change the trajectory of american politics. >> if you will join with us and caucus, if you will bring friends and family with you when you do it, i promise you our best days are yet to come. >> we have team coverage this morning. correspondents on the ground in iowa. our political analysts standing by. let's start with casey hunt. s -- kasie hunt, she joins us in des moines. the candidates are taking the cold very seriously. how are they changing their tactics? a lot of what was supposed to be in person over the weekend all of a sudden became virtual. . >> right. it had to. i have to say i have done this enough times, i'm not very good at the cold. everyone is always making fun of me for thinking it's too cold. no one is making fun of anyone right now because this cold is so very serious. there are real potential health ramifications if you spend too much time outside without the proper pr

thinks >> he thinks, no, he thinks you're gonna get out with a blacked you're gonna get out with a bla taxi. not to be helped. >> um. different different. >> are. different. >> anyway. quite vodka crime is a different matter. no, but, um, what was the question? do i think it's the weapon? i don't know, because may that know, because it may be that machetes kind of machetes have some kind of state. idea. what state. i have no idea. what would. would make you buy would. what would make you buy a machete? but of yes, you machete? but of course, yes, you could hurt somebody with a kitchen fair kitchen knife. that's a fair point. isn't more that if point. but isn't it more that if you're with knife, you're going out with a knife, that's got to be that's that's that's got to be like symptom of deeper like a symptom of deeper problems, it. lack of problems, hasn't it. lack of good going on. good stuff going on. >> yeah. we've got as i say we've got loads for society. we've got multiculturalism, lots of people not communicating with each poor each other. we've got poor education. we have lack

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as you mentioned in your intro, i was blas to be on the forefront of defending, supposedly, our westernas killed by saudi agents. i remember how there was vigils, and outpouring of grief and anger over jamal's killing. a vow for us to protect arab journalists. now, here we are. some almost five years later since then. as you said in your introduction, nearly hundred journalists and media workers have been killed in gaza. i have been, frankly, stunned, angry, and infuriated by the lack of solidarity. the lack of outrage. the lack of calling on our leaders, on israel to do more to protect journalists. so it really underscores a apoxsee, it is difficult for me to look away from. >> terrell, these journalists and many cases, their job is harder. when you work and a country, when you are in a place like gaza, or in some of these countries, it is harder to do than our job. these people, in many cases, have to wear their jackets every day. they're under threat not just for their own government but other governments. there is a sense with these journalists who have died in gaza, or in this conf

now remember this a 120 columbia to buddha, and everybody has bla included it, trying to make sure the conflict is contained within this area that doesn't spread across into level. they've been intense diplomatic efforts to try and make sure that's possible. joseph brown, the high representative of the european union has been here in 11 on, has been meeting with a billable heavy. but who is the foreign minister? he's actually been saying the 11 on these, on this intense pressure because of this, that no one needs a will that a result that it will spill out into a regional conflict. so all of this diplomacy is going on now. well, israel once it wants to push has blown out of this area, push them columbus, his back he's will isn't negotiate negotiating. it isn't interested in any kind of negotiation until the will and goes and stokes the the us bring you some of the days. all the news now very thing is on the waiting on the dash is general elections, which are being we called said by the main opposition policy, the bangladesh nation. this policy is question the finest of the process, say

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they'd go to inner city liting bla and they'd persuade r those children to do their homework, pay attentiosuad in class, and not run the streets. whenwhen you have 66% of black h graders not being able to do basic arithmetic or read a i graph, it's not racismt' that means that we don't have more black computer scientists at google. this is not a problem of racismp in this country now. it's a problem of culture and nobody wants to look at it. roofdy wants heather, why do that when you can charge $2,000 for an hour to whitfoe guilt, shame itite ladies, it's just so much easier. oh, it's -- it's it's, it's.this and the sad thing is, jesse, is that this takes us furtherr a and further away from solving our racial disparities. cithe the trainers shouldou be talking about personal responsibility and black empowerment perst, not about whe privilege and black victimhood. this is a completely a negatives trend in our country, and it's going to make us mor more ane ae divided, more and more hate filled and less and less unified. >> we're going to have to invite to the white chambero on the jesse watters

all we bla sdiers wanted was to beinary citizens. we fought during the war. america, mississippi included. now, after the germans, japanese hadn't killed us. it looked as white mississippians would. whatever it was fighting against us that people like james eastland weren't elected democratically. mississippi 48% black population, but only 1% of black people were registered vote because of decades of intimidation. racist tactics like the poll tax. that's what evers was fighting against. he dedicated his life to civil rights helps investigate the lynching of emmett till in the 1950s until evers is tragically in 1963. so we're thinking about what the greatest generation means. we have to include people like medgar evers, these black veterans. there were thousands of black veterans who came back to form the backbone of the civil rights movement to highlight just a couple here, rosa williams worked alongside dr. martin luther king jr to help found the southern christian leadership conference. williams earned a purple heart for his in europe. debbie johnson roundt

but the chances of them being incarcerated are much much higher and also in any crumble center bla a0% entire policy is riddled with injusticei want to point ou just said that you yourself are retired police officer. people in law enforcement are very aware of the horrors■n it's created by the politics and what you said which is most traditional comes -- politicians won't even discuss the most important issues that we have. >> good afternoon. i was born and raised in taiwan in taiwan will forever be my forever home. my question for you is how would you prevent china from attacking taiw tirelessly every day to create a situation where he does not feel it isn his security interest over his omic interest to do so. that involves -- the president has said he would s troops and i'm saying we are not going to war with china. we are not going to war with china. we need to be in a collaborative relationship with china. we need to be clever and a i need to be collaborating on climate. we need to be collaborating on nuclear nonproliferation. doing everythinewe have got to e bear. and i do believe

from the bla office.lution approving a lease with public health and aim to the landlord of south van ness avenue. the let's a term of 4 years through december of 27. with one 5 year option to extend. the terms on page 3. we note the stealed pay 2. 7 million dollars -- in rent costs plus utilities 120 thousand dollars over that term of the if the lease is extended the rent reset to market rate. we note the city lease third degree site since early 80s. and prior we recommended this the public health report to the board on potential low moving the programs to city space. we had a conversation with the department about that. they are planning consolidate. that's part of their plan they have in the prioritized moving this property and there is no funding for temperature there is abopportunity in november of 24 to perhaps include fund nothing this bond for the -- purchase for the where the service could move. it would take time to work that out have you to work with the capitol plan and public health and real e

stephanie rawlings—bla ke. margaret talev. marc lotter.o the interview, doing a lot of talking, all drawing conclusions from a really tiny amount of voters in iowa and new hampshire. is there a danger in reading too much into donald trump �*s performance when talking 50,000 people voting for him and 100 something thousand and new hampshire?— we are here from 7pm to midnight talking about what happened in iowa last week. everyone of you. let me put it in perspective. right now all votes cast, notjust for donald trump, all votes cast in iowa and also within new hampshire tonight, which was double the turnout of iowa, still less than the number of people who vote in the general election. we have a very small microcosm of voters that get a very large amount of attention. it is of voters that get a very large amount of attention.- amount of attention. it is all --eole amount of attention. it is all people have _ amount of attention. it is all people have to _ amount of attention. it is all people have to go _ amount of attention. it is all peop

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we are in agreement with bla who are recommending approval of this item.nsideration on this request. thank you. item six is a resolution that approves the public works emergency declaration. declaration reted to the cooling tower and chillers. uh, failure at general hospital. um this infrastructure has been planned to be replaced since 2011. um, there's been $26 million of general fund money allocated to the p. um, and then in 2020, the board approved $34.7 million of certificate of participation debtor thi project. and at that time, the expected the project was expected to be complete in 2023, but h yet. it's now expected to start in march 2024 and then finish in 2026. um, the reason for thstaff, is , um, delays from pg and e and obtaining electricity connection and a back and forth with the state, which has a regulator that regulates changes to hospital facilities. um and then just longer than expected design work. so this what thisncdeclaration does is waives procurement requirements for, um obtaining construction contracts as outlined in administrative

un secretary general antonio guterais and the european union vehemently condemned the blas and presidents of russia and turkey also slammed the deadly bombings. iraq says it holds a us-l international coalition responsible for a drone attack on the headquarters of the popular mobilization units in eastern baghdad. the iraki. prime minister says attack is dangerous escalation and violation of iraqi sovereignty. dozens of palestinians including several children are killed in fresh israel strikes on the gazo's trip with hospitals and refugee camps being the prime targets of the attacks. latest air strikes at khan unister abalan rafa among other locations across the sea strip. the land of olive has experienced bitter and sweet days ever since the day after the nakba when the palestine post newspaper announced the birth of so-called state on the blood of the people of another state, days full of failures and days full of victories. from the sweet day of the battle of karame in march of 1968, which ended in the withdrawal of the occupying regime to the black september when palestinian and jorda