brendan: it was right. mapping for those lucky enough not to be steeped in fcc arcanery is the initiative we have to identify parts of the country that have high-speed internet and those that don't. maps we have had in place over the past decade are updated. -- are outdated. they don't do a good enough job of identifying areas of the country that have service and those who don't. my colleague said last year in the senate that better maps could be had in 3-6 months. and this year, as she became acting chair, the first meeting we held, leadership said the maps won't be done until next year. that is a real problem. getting those maps done is the key to further closing the digital divide. we can't take $100 billion as part of this broadband infrastructure plan without knowing where they are still a problem so he can direct those funds. otherwise, we just end up putting taxpayer dollars on top of communities that already have high-speed internet. senator cantwell, leader of the senate commerce committee, said sh

brendan: good question. there is a lot of cooks in the kitchen at the moment when it comes to broadband and i am worried we will have all these different programs with taxpayer dollars that are building over each other. so much of this country still has zero megabits per second. we need to coordinate efforts to spread funds out. the fcc voted last year, completed an auction for $9 billion to bring millions of americans in rural communities across the digital divide. we have $11 billion set aside for the second phase of that. we voted earlier this year on $3.2 billion to support low-income americans getting online. congress just sent us one or $2 billion for distance learning for schoolkids. we have $1.9 billion for upgrading and secure equipment and $9 billion to bring 5g to rural america. not one penny has been spent, and that is in addition to money at treasury and education. you are exactly right here. you are talking about real money that can bridge the digital divide fully. there is enough money. the ch

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joining us to discuss the news is brendan wallace, brendan, there is an aspect of the deal that you didhich is absent from a lot of other deals which strikes me as being a much bigger vote of confidence. that is a big part of -- can you talk to us about that involved in what kind of confidence the investors have been those deals? >> for flaw acquisition core is merging, which is been a leading operator of smartphone. in this merger, what is really -- owner and operators, -- for example, groups like starwood capital, which is the third largest owner of multifamily in the u.s.. -- invitation homes which is the largest -- >> i'm curious for what that means for you on the valuation side. how does it change the landscape pretty when there are so many looking at fewer available deals? >> when a company goes public, they're looking for sponsor to compellingly be able to tell their story to the public. when they go public, their eight company that is flush with options. have access to private capital, venture capital, regular ipo options, and have options for spac. we managed to have million do

you know, she's telling brendan, "brendan, we're "going to go travelling." 0h, travel the world.r thinking of me, thank you for your prayers, and your thoughts. it's amazing that i have you two in my life. 0n the 1st october, both of us weren't feeling well, and emma said "we'll go down and get checked out." and we were both positive, and the ambulance came for me that night. it didn't come for me necessarily, it was one of two of us. and... ..she insisted that i get on, in the ambulance first. and...that�*s her being a nurse, like. so i went in the ambulance, and that is the last time i seen emma. . .alive. friday, the 9th of october, they had to put her on the normal oxygen, and so the next day, she said to me that she's really exhausted. she was saying to me, like, "i will do my best to fight, "but i can't fight this." i miss everything about her. we had great plans to get married. i miss herfood too. i miss herfood, cos i'm cooking for myself and, believe me, you wouldn't fancy it. she chatters with baby the hardest thing this past few months is to watch my son looking at all

brendan carr is one of two republicans on the federal communications commission. he's the senior republican there. commissioner carr, this is your first time in the minority on the commission. how is a different? >> guest: thanks are having a back on. right now i have made the full transition in the minority. we have two democrats and two republicans but no doubt i'm headed quickly to the minority. to be truthful it's been going very well the last couple of months. we've been engaging in good faith compromise. i don't think any one particular member has gotten everything they wanted out of every item but we we're compromising. our work product has improved because of that so that's a a great thing. >> host: would you support jessica rosenworcel the current acting chair as full-time chairman treasure i'm not sure my endorsement of a democrat chair would help or hurt them so i will refrain from weighing in on that. it's been great having to reach across party lines and compromise. i enjoy the work with gotten done together his last couple of months. >> host: one of

my name is brendan. i am from belfast. i was her partner.he things i remember are definitely her signature smile. it would melt your heart. we had just over ten years together. i loved every minute of it. she was a very loving person. i loved her to bits. my mum is originally from the philippines. for as long as i can remember she said to me that i am born as a nurse. for her, nursing is not a job. nursing is her passion. she is so proud to wear a uniform. i remember her saying, "one of my dreams is by the age of a0 i will be working as a nurse in a different country. wherever it may be". she actually arrived in county tyrone in november 2002 and moved to the city hospital. my mum got a kidney transplant injuly 2020. we got a phone call from the hospital and they said that the operation would happen within 2a hours. we were so overjoyed. the kidney transplant for her was like a gift of life. that is how she referred to it. she was saying, "brendan, we are going to go..." travel the world. everyone, thank you for thinking of me and thank you

author brendan discusses his book, -- examining the role that mr. wheeler played in the civil rights movement in north carolina through his position as mechanics and farmers bake in the 19 fifties and sixties. this event was part of the substation for the study of african american life and history's annual conference, and they provided the video. >> so glad to be here and so very, very excited to chop it up a little bit about about brother winford's excellent book. let me jump into my comments. dr. win for crafted and informative work that chronicles the life of one of the unsung titans of civil rights. in this work, doctor win for places john harvey wheeler in the center of a compelling civil rights narrative, thereby casting a new light on the dynamic role that this banker, activist and humanitarian played in the middle of the 20th century. the central argument of this work is that wheeler exemplified the activist businessman that often stood at the center of the freedom struggle. a figure that is really frequently under analyzed and continues to

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brendan, you were filming this. you were there in the middle of it.report. tell us what the memory that sticks out for you on that day now that we're hitting 100 days and if you see the report just the back and forth that was happening behind the scenes. >> yeah. i just remember it being such a chaotic day and things escalated so quickly there, it seemed that just minute by minute things just got more and more intense, things were constantly changing and so i saw a little bit of this report, i haven't had time to dig into all the details but i'm not surprised to see that there was some sort of back and forth there, people debating what to do because on the ground, seeing the real-time reaction the way that the police were responding where they decided to put additional reinforcements versus sort of sending officers away or backing off, there was a lot of just sort of mixed reactions and responses as the crowd got further to the building and ultimately once they breached into the building. >> this is what we do, we keep looking at the video it's 100 da

the internet now going full brendan frazier. the street is that the high winds and everything happening now is the legendary pharaohs' curse. this does not differentiate between thieves and archaeologists. it's claimed to cause bad luck, illness or death. the legend going back 99 years to the discovery of king tut, and an inscription on his tomb warning death will come swiftly to those who disturb the tomb of the king. but one doctor telling abc news the curse is a myth. and the inscription they speak about is nonexistent. so they're celebrating the mummies' relocation to a museum with a parade. the bodies of the kings and queens who died 3,000 years ago will be transported in individually-decorated vehicles featuring lights, music, costume and horses, a celebration many are hoping isn't so loud that it wakes the dead. the entire parade will be live streamed by egypt's ministry of tourism and antiquities on saturday at noon eastern. guys, we were joking, what if something happens to me, my prompter was not working at all during

the team was poor for the first hour today and brendan rodgers shared his thoughts afterwards.od lads. i work closely with them, and there is no animosity, it's nothing like that, but we have a value to how we work on a daily basis and how we prepare for games. if anyone falls short of that, thenwe have to move on without them. a huge result at the bottom of the premier league for newcastle after their 2—1 win at burnley. matej vydra had put the home side ahead. but allan saint maximan setup jacob murphy to fire them level before he finished off a fine solo effortjust five minutes later to lift steve bruce's side six points clear of fulham the day's final premier league game is at bramall lane where bottom placed sheffield united are taking on arsenal. alexandre lacazette's goal has put mikel arteta's side in front at half time. in the scottish premiership, the champions rangers are still on course to finish the season unbeaten and they're 100 are still on course to finish the season unbeaten and they're100% home record intact too after they beat hibernian at ibrox. joe aribo a

stan appear and good friend of mine and work like the devil to get him elected brenda boyle, brendan, that the irish of it, man. donald payne, new jersey. i keep telling donald because delaware is so small that it's a constitutional or there was a case in the supreme court delaware, the state owns delaware river up to the high watermark in new jersey and i just want you to know that. you have to treat us with more respect and mayor kennedy, thank you for the passport. great friend. you're doing a heck of a job. real close, )-right-parenthesis is a cochairman on my campaign and just a good friend the whole time. governor, thank you pal. the city owes you a lot. chairman of the board in one of my best friends in life we've known each other from high school and went to rival high school and bert ran my operation in years and years and the one election i got the most votes in was the last election iran for the senate and i was also running for president at the time and if you're not out of the senate race in a certain time. you got to stay in and so bert ran and he was the senator in dela

the team was poor for the first hour today and brendan rodgers didn't hold back afterwards. i work closely with them, and there is no animosity, it's nothing like that, but we have a value to how we work on a daily basis and how we prepare for games. if anyone falls short of the then we have to move on without them. a huge result at the bottom of the premier league for newcastle as they won 2—1 at burnley. they came from behind — trailing with matej vydra scoring from close range for the home side. allan saint maximan inspired newcastle's comeback. he setupjacob murphy to fire them level before he finished off a fine solo effortjust five minutes later to lift steve bruce's side six points clear of fulham — with a game in hand. a thing of beauty! worth getting that dancing- — a thing of beauty! worth getting that dancing. good _ a thing of beauty! worth getting that dancing. good moves. - in the scottish premiership, the champions rangers are still on course to finish the season unbeaten and they're 100 per cent home record intact too after they beat hibernian at ibrox. joe a

and a good friend of mine and worked like the devil to get me elected, brendan boyle. brendan?because delaware is so small, it is a constitutional -- there was a case in the supreme court, delaware, the state of owns the delaware river up to the high water mark in new jersey. just want you to know that. you've got to treat us with more respect. and mayor kinney, thanks for the passport. great friend. thank you, mr. mayor. you're doing a heck of a job. and a real close, close friend who is a co-chairman of my campaign and a great friend whole time, governor ed rendell. eddie, thank you, pal. this city owes you a lot. and tony costa, chairman of the board and one of my best friends in life. a guy named burt declementi. we've known each other since high school. we went to rival high schools. burt ran my operation in delaware for years and years. i won an election i got the most votes in was the last election i ran for the senate. i was also running for vice president at the same time. because under delaware, if you're not out of a race by a certain time period, you've got to stay

the leicester city manager brendan rodgers says it's �*great news' that their fa cup semi—final againstsuggest that the game, on the 18th of april, will have 4,000 supporters attending. it's the second of the two matches at wembley that weekend, but it's understood they won't be fans of the two teams... instead, they're likely to be local residents and possibly some health workers too. i think it's great news. it's a start in getting supporters back in two stadiums and 4000 and 90 plus thousand stadium looks small, but i think it's the access for supporters. of course both teams would have loved to have been their own supporters given the opportunity, but at least we are making movements towards supporters coming back. so that's great news. real madrid look like they'll be without their captain, sergio ramos, for both legs of their champions league quarter—final against liverpool, because of a calf injury. ramos picked it up on internatoinal duty with spain, and his club revealed the nature of the injury this afternoon. reports suggest ramos could be out for about a month. he's also lik

player jonny evans added a second with kelechi iheanacho nabbing a third before the break which keeps brendan remaining. 0bviously really pleased. winning the premier league is always huge. so it's a fantastic when considering the form that west brom have been in, and they have been conceded so many goals, but i thought tonight, yeah, we were good. but we can't be much better. earlier today arsenal manager mikel arteta revealed that both the owner stan kroenke and ceo of the club vinai venkatasham apologised to him over the failed bid to form a european super league. arteta says it's been a warning to owners that fans must never be forgotten. this has given a big lesson, and it shows the importance of football in the world. and it shows that the soul of this sport belongs to the fans, and that's it. during this pandemic, for a year, we've been trying to sustain this industry with no fans in the stadium, but when the fans have to come out and talk, they talk really loud and clear and they send probably the strongest message that has ever been sent in football world. and every club have done th

brendan roger speaking there for leicester city.ng. several clubs have also been using their social media platforms to get involved. nottingham forest reminding us the words of their former manager, the double european cup winner brian clough and that famous interview where he wants it football belongs to everybody. we don't have an awful lot of specific details. we have been struggling to get information out of the breakaways. i suppose what we have seen today is some reaction to potentially where he could be seen in how you can see broadcasters are a big part of this. all completely hypothetical. all the major football broadcasters in the uk currently have contracts with the premier league of course and haven't shown any interest in covering a super league competition so far. sky sports 4 the broadcasters sky sports were the broadcaster that launched the new face of english the new face of english football in 1992 say.... bt sport, who first showed the premier league in 2013 say xxxx the premier league in 2013 say.... we've had a

that's something commissioner brendan carr has brought up as a concern of his in reviving net neutrality. tom: yes, thank you, leah. that's a great question. so, we passed rules about internet privacy for network privacy. you know, the bizarre thing is that i can take this smartphone and i make a telephone call on it. let's say i call air france to make a reservation. the phone company can't turn around and sell the fact that i was calling air france to some tour operator in paris. but if i use the same device on the same network to go online to the air france website, they can turn around and sell that information. and so what we were saying was there just needs to be parity between using this device for one purpose and another, and it needs to start with protecting the privacy as an affirmative act, not as a "come in later on see if we can fix it by choosing this tool or that'll." -- that tool." unfortunately, 60, 70 days into the trump administration, congress passed an act that repealed this. and the fascinating thing, as you know, is that the internet companies are now going around

between biden and suga the 2 leaders are concerned but won't mind shortage of semiconductor chips while brendan has more. semiconductors are at the heart of the devices many of us use every day from phones to game console household electronics and medical diagnostics to name just a few but now there are a shortage of the vital silicon chips in my 30 year career i've never seen a. demand exceeding supply to the extent that we have supplies were tight before the pandemic hit but during the global lock downs demand for more networking and more devices has skyrocketed now we're in a multi-year cycle where the demand is really outstripping the supply the crunch is crushing the u.s. auto industry at the beginning of the pandemic demand plummeted and automakers cut back production drastically but they underestimated how quickly demand would rebound when they raced to put in more orders late last year they were turned down by chip makers committed to supplying other industries when those workers that cancelled it immediately got back filled by other areas of the market that actually stayed very robust

you refer to is coming into play here you're referring to an initiative by a republican appointee brendan carr who's an have c.c. commission to close a loophole as he sees it in the regulations that permitted carriers to potentially continue to buy huawei and c.t.e. equipment if they were using private funds and the effort here is to close that particular loophole i think what we're seeing frankly brant is f.c.c. commissioners jockeying for position at the moment on the f.c.c. to. see who has the biggest bite when it comes to china policy and now doing quotes as part of their business model they've also started to work on licensing patented technology in the 5 g. sector is that helping out their business as well when they're losing the actual sales of the equipment. yes it is and i expect to see more initiatives of that nature look i mean i think christie has pointed out well. while way is a very very strong company it's a very versatile company it's a very important flag carrier company for china and there is a tremendous amount of resource it's going to be put into ensuring that wall wa

bev�*s son—in—law, brendan, says there has to be more hope and more opportunity. to go and earn those city salaries. as i say, i've got two children — a 14—year—old daughter and an 11—year—old son — and, at the moment, i don't really want to encourage them to stay within the rhondda, because i think they're going to have a lot more opportunities outside. over the last year, it�*s places like the rhondda, with high levels of poverty and chronic diseases, which have suffered the most in this pandemic — generational problems that the politicians have always struggled to solve. traditionally a labour heartland, the ground has shifted here in recent years. in the last welsh election, plaid cymru took this seat. this time around, the dynamic could be different again. having a voice in this country is quite a big thing. for the first time, 16 and 17—year—olds get to vote. the pandemic frames lloyd and ruby�*s thinking, too. we are missing vital and crucial education. they are the ground work and pathways of our future, and because i haven't had a full year of education,

impact the true that the current forces will have i think a long time it is going to seem to now brendan hutchens community the school on the hill if you have a different government you have to come for a lot of. government and that. none of us hasn't had anything government that was. engaged on the part of the afghan government to go there for $65.00. announcement. the streets. are going to really focus and a career has pretty. increasingly influx of its forces seem to cry by leaps and bounds but the slightest. idea of concern that. there are looking out for just from the point of view looking at the violence i think of it because abby has already lost current of thousands of people from voting. most of them out of the years that have come for the so to come come come come use some prefer a company to start a fight and. could rig something going to be unfortunate because i'm not very good provided the purpose of hunting us down because i don't know i want to ask you a question about a time it that you made in december of last year during an interview with 2 great t.v. you called upon th

bev�*s son—in—law, brendan, says there has to be more hope and more opportunity.hondda, unless they are an entrepreneur who want to set up their own business, to go and or “ earn —— earn those city salaries. as i say, i got two children — a 14—year—old daughter and an 11—year—old son — and, at the moment, i don't really want to encourage them to stay within the rhondda, because i think they're going to have a lot more opportunities outside. over the last year, it�*s places like the rhondda, with high levels of poverty and chronic diseases, which have suffered the most in this pandemic. generational problems that politicians have always struggled to solve. traditionally a labour heartland, the ground has shifted here in recent years. in the last welsh election, plaid cymru took this seat. this time around, the dynamic could be different again. having a voice in this country is quite a big thing. for the first time, 16 and 17—year—olds get to vote. the pandemic frames lloyd and ruby�*s thinking, too. we are missing vital and crucial education. they are the ground wo

the true that in the current process will have i think a long time it is going to see because now brendan hutchens community the school on the issue if you have a different government i mean i have to come forward and say a government that. none of us has instead of everything government was that it was an indication of the part of the afghan government to go there for $65.00. announcement. the streets about. who was really focused and a career has pretty. increasing the influx of its goal to seem to cry by leaps and bounds but because. you're concerned and. there are looking out for just from the point of view looking at the violence i think of it because he has already lost current of thousands of people from voting. most of them out of the years that have come for this. country. can use your temper for compliments but apparently. i could read something going to. put you to quote them the vanity provided the purpose of hunting us down because. i want to ask you a question about a time it that you made in december of last year during an interview with the great t.v. you called upon the p

leicester and southampton kicks off at 6:30pm with brendan rodgers hoping for a reaction from his playersry important. what counts most is when you are severely under pressure. so it is important you have that mentality. we want to be in the final, absolutely. we can only do that through performing well. there�*s an old firm derby at ibrox just under way in the last 16 of the scottish cup. rangers are going for the double after clinching their first league title in a decade, whilst the holders celtic have won the cup four seasons running. it is currently 1—0 to rangers. ..with about 15 minutes played. hibs have beaten league 2 stranraer 4—0. martin boyle on the scoresheet twice. once from the penalty spot. after the holders manchester city thrashed aston villa 8—0, there are 14 more matches in the fourth round of the women�*s fa cup this afternoon. in the day�*s early game birmingham beat coventry 5—1... claudia walker on her 50th appearance for the club scoring the openerfor birmingham. next to the english premier league where third from bottom fulham, fighting for survival, have maja pe

moyes's side are back into the top four, but it's more dropped points for leicester, whose manager, brendang to drop three players, including england midfielderjames maddison, for breaching covid—19 protocols. they're good boys. they're all good lads. i work closely with them, and there's no animosity, it's nothing like that, but we have a value to how we work on a daily basis and how we prepare for games. and if anyone falls short of that, then we have to move on without them. the day's early game saw a really good win for newcastle, who are now six points above the relegaton zone. they beat burnley 2—1. and in the late game, arsenal have just defeated bottom of the table sheffield united 3—0. inter milan are 11 points clear at the top of serie a after a 1—0 win over cagliari. matteo darmian, the former manchester united full—back, was the unlikely hero with the goal on 77 minutes as inter made it 11 wins in a row. third—placed juventus beat genoa 3—1. former chelsea striker alvaro morata was among their scorers. atalanta are looking good for a return to the top four. they had led fiorenti

author brendan discusses his book, -- examining the role that mr.d in the civil rights movement in north carolina through his position as mechanics and farmers bake in the 19 fifties and sixties. this event was part of the substation for the study of african american life and history's annual conference, and they provided the video. >> so glad to be here and so very, very excited to chop it up a little bit about about brother winford's excellent book. let me jump into my comments. dr. win for crafted and informative work that chronicles the life of one of the unsung titans of civil rights. in this work, doctor win for places john harvey wheeler in the center of a compelling civil rights narrative, thereby casting a

warning the sale would be a spanish-language misinformation campaign in florida latino communities but brendan fox news the argument that has been put forward is a naked political one that doesn't mean anything to me as a republican if the protester is conservative or progressive. >> this is interesting democrats in california pulling a billing ted releasing the names of every competition signers and allowing the target of the petition to contact them as 2.1 million californians signed an effort to reform -- recall governor newsom. at this point the party won't stop trying to kill the recall effort. thanks for being here. when do they kill this bill and what is the reason? >> they introduced it last weekend mobilized statewide voter education campaign. we did a press conference on monday and launched paid and basically calling this bill what it is, the real jim crow laws of 2021, democrats have been trying to use that term to apply to voter laws intended to improve election integrity but this law is a clear attempt to suppress voter participation. they are trying to intimidate, bullying and ha

brendan howard, a well-known hedge fund internationally according to sources is going to invest its maininto cryptocurrency, betting that the value of the digital assets will rise. it is a really interesting play on the back of a record year for its main fund last year, where it exceeded 27% returns. this is a theme we have been talking about all week. to finish on that -- cathie wood , we were talking about cryptocurrency. they have bought millions of dollars worth of coin-based stocks. it is an interesting bet. we are talking about cathie wood when it comes to digital assets, cryptocurrencies, and the equities associated with them. some pretty good lines to talk about. caroline: ed ludlow, thank you. cathie been loving all things crypto for a while. let's talk about another person who has been loving crypto for a while. after it close lower than its closing price on wednesday, but it still was a blockbuster direct listing, receiving mixed reactions from policy makers and investors, including arc investor cathie wood. here's what they had to say. >> what people call cryptocurrencies, th

who should we tax if we don't tax -- what's your plan for paying for it, brendan >> joe, i think thisat should be in the bill what's the size of what we're all trying to pay for and then of course the best way to pay for it yes, there are clearbenefits t business from additional infrastructure investing, but we also think it's unfair to ask business to shoulder or cover all of the additional costs of this public infrastructure investment we recommend there needs to be some balance on the scope and how this gets paid for the most important thing from my perspective personally iswe need to learn from some of the other countries around the world where there's a balance mix of sources of revenue and credit in some cases that fund sustainable -- fund sustainable infrastructure in a sustained way over the long term there's lots of options for how to make this work. we can be creative we have to keep in mind these investments generate long-term growth i personally would advocate short-term deficit spending and other sources of revenue that are sustainable over the long term unlock private ca

player jonny evans added a second with kelechi iheanacho nabbing a third before the break, which keeps brendanteta revealed that both the owner stan kroenke and ceo of the club, vinai venkatasham, apologised to him over the failed bid to form a european super league. arteta says it's been a warning to owners that fans must never be forgotten. this has given a big lesson, and it shows the importance of football in the world. and it shows that the soul of this sport belongs to the fans, and that's it. during this pandemic, for a year, we've been trying to sustain this industry with no fans in the stadium, but when the fans have to come out and talk, they talk really loud and clear and they send probably the strongest message that has ever been sent in football world. and every club have done the right thing, so that's a massive sustainment for the history of football. tonight, barcelona have said it would have been an "historical error" to turn down the chance tojoin the super league — and that they will remain part of the project. carlo ancelotti, who managed real madrid for two years, says foo

pennsylvania democratic representative brendan boyle. out in support of this infrastructure bill, how do you anticipate working with republicans if at all? >> well, happy easter, happy infrastructure week, finally in the united states of america. this is an issue i've been working on for six years now. part of a group that was hopeful to reach a bipartisan compromise for the last six years, even with donald trump in the white house. unfortunately never happened, despite our best efforts. moving forward now that frankly because we have full control of house, senate and white house, i'm quite optimistic. i believe in the end we'll end up like the american rescue plan having to use reconciliation and i'm fine with that. i find my constituents frankly care less about process and care more about results. it's about getting it done, no matter what it takes. >> there's a lot that's included in this infrastructure plan, you're planning to lobby for funding set aside for high speed rail. why is that critical to you? >> first, my district, here in

brendan hunt has called for deadly violence against lawmakers including house speaker nancy pelosi and. this just sounds incredible, shimon. >> reporter: it really is. it's now a trial ongoing in brooklyn in the federal court. he's charged with making these threats against congress back in december, but he really didn't get on the radar of officials until after the insurrection on january 6th. two days after that he posted other threats against members of congress and senators saying people should go and attack them. some of testified is really chilling. some of the evidence that they're giving to the jury are text messages that hunt sent to his father back in december where he says, quote, trump should just declare martial law, transfer the power, and round up those of the republic. the american people, he goes on to bright to his father, will back him. this is all because he's upset, prosecutors say, over the results of the election. they also say he espouses nazi views and is also a conspiracy theorist according to prosecutors who have filed documents in this case. he also, accordin

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i think brendan hallinan has been working here for many years. i think and i think i don't only believe this because she is a constituent of mine but i think juell stewart is an excellent candidate as well. those are some of my preliminary thoughts. >> supervisor peskin: supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, chair peskin. i want to talk a little bit about the candidates that i'm looking for to support and i'm really looking at three queue elements and one i think first and formal, i'm really glad that ms. jessica cry has no other competitor for her seat because i think that she made a really good point today. it's really about in this juncture of cannabis business, i really am looking forward to seeing licensees that really care about the workers in terms of safety, providing a safe, healthy, and fair working environment and i'm also really looking forward to seeing businesses that really focus on good neighbor policy and really have an understanding of what san francisco is about but most importantly how different all neighborhoods are

brendan hunt faces up to 10 years in prison for his online threats against house speaker nancy pelosi, senate majority leader charles schumer, and representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. the justice department is reportedly seeking to indict former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin for federal civil rights violations for killing george floyd last year by kneeling on his neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds. this comes a week after a minnesota judge convicted -- a jury convicted chauvin on three counts, including second-degree murder. the three other officers who were at the scene of floyd's death may also face federal indictments. medical researchers have found a link between people exposed to police tear gas and abnormal menstrual cycles. some 900 people exposed to tear gas during protests last year in portland, oregon, reported being affected with symptoms including increased cramping, unusual spotting, or increased bleeding. federal and city officers deployed tear gas on an almost nightly basis in portland last summer during the nationwide uprising for black lives. tear gas

. ♪ >> today on the communicators, brendan carr -- >> you have mobile wireless competing. all this convergence. you have entities competing with very lopsided regulatory structures so that is a challenge at the sec. net neutrality an example of that. how do we take this internet infrastructure and regulated under this 1930's copper line telephone structure? that

brendan crawford crushes a three-run shot to right. the giants beat the rookies 4-3. san francisco improves to 5-3 on the season. >>> this ball hit high and deep to left field and ramon laureano first double of the season. >> they beat the astros 7-3. >>> golf and third round of the masters battling a weather delay and mother failure. will zalatoris from san francisco on the par 4 10th rolls it in for birdie and lead at 7 under. but the story was hideki matsuyama, shot a bogey-free 65, the only bogey-free round so far of the tournament. he's at 11 under par and will take a four-stroke lead heading into today's final round over zalatoris and three other golfers. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores. have a great sunday. this california family is on the job helping our state's recovery. you see by keeping their vacation in california they're supporting our local businesses and communities. so you could say every juice box enjoyed on our beaches is also bringing nourishment to our state's economy. that's the taste of recovery. calling all californians

we'll talking about it with congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania in the second hour. >>> but first, the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin starts again tomorrow. >>> and the city of baltimore made drastic changes to how it handled minor crimes during the pandemic. an interesting thing happened. all crime went down. we'll talk about what's next for the city. >>> and how one immigration lawyer made it his mission to discover the origins of the modern immigration movement. all ahead on "american voices." ♪ ♪ i'll be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief in as little as 4 weeks. and many achieved remission that can last. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, h

seat 14 brendan hallinan and sarah payan and as i stated, ms. white, ms. so um, any comments, supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, chair peskin. i can see we largely need institutional knowledge i mean, this oversight committee and i think that it will be just a good selection of folks i look forward to seeing them and making sure they're doing the work. so it's good to see some of the labor folks involved on this body and not just being a safe working environment for our workers but also fair wages and all that good stuff and then definitely looking forward to seeing the folks working on good policy and, you know, education and outreach. i think those are important components to the future of cannabis to also make sure that we have ongoing efforts on education, outreach, and research. so i look forward to appointing these candidates. >> chairman: thank you. by the way, i note as previously stated that the committee itself and staff from the office of cannabis as to exen tending that. right now, these seats only go through 2022 i i believe and,

a talley from the brendan center for justice shows lawmakers have introduced 361 bills with restrictives in 47 states. >> just amazing. look at that map. >>> all right. so what's a little sibling rivalry between nba stars? how steph curry took out his frustrations on his little brother. that's your "bleacher report" next. what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change. faster. vmware. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. not all 5g networks are created equal. ♪ t-mobile america's largest and fastest 5g network. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches, weakness or discomfort in your hands or feet? introducing

the leicester city manager brendan rodgers says it's 'great news�* that their fa cup semi—final against, they're likely to be local residents and possibly some health workers too. i think it's great news. it's a start in getting supporters back in two stadiums and 4000 in a 90 plus thousand stadium looks small, but i think it's the access for supporters. of course both teams would have loved to have been their own supporters given the opportunity, but at least we are making movements towards supporters coming back. so that's great news. it will be great to have supporters back. real madrid look like they'll be without their captain, sergio ramos, for both legs of their champions league quarter—final against liverpool, because of a calf injury. ramos picked it up on internatoinal duty with spain, and his club revealed the nature of the injury this afternoon. reports suggest ramos could be out for about a month. he's also likely miss the latest clasico game against barcelona. worcester warriors winger chris ashton has been banned for six weeks after his red card for dangerous play against