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but they were placed in separate homes in their home in alaska without legal counsel, without the chance to inspect the warrant. paul and marilyn were interrogated about their washington, d.c.'s trip and attended president trump's speech and they did what tens of thousands of americans did in january 6. they traveled to the nation's capital just like all the leftists did that did such damage and tried to physically assault some of us here in the capitol last year. not only were they not punished, those of us that were being threatened and people running after us, we were not protected at all. but paul and marilyn, as they were so unfairly and unjustly treated by the f.b.i. and the department of justice, the f.b.i. claimed they were looking for nancy pelosi's stolen laptop and said marilyn looked like a woman who was in the capitol that was a suspect, but the photos, the photos that the f.b.i. finally presented eventually, it was clear, that wasn't marilyn. that wasn't paul. they didn't take the laptop, yet their freedom was taken from them to teach a lesson. agents threatened both paul a

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jackson lee: without objection, so ordered. mr. massie: that should give you an idea what my question is going to be, i know you're not going to be jurists, you won't be judges, you can't possibly know all the circumstances of the situation. but what we do know is he was -- kyle riten howes was 17. he's been accused of felony, being tried as an adult in wisconsin. i'll start with you, mr. peterson. please be brief. i want to give everybody a chance to answer the question. should kyle riten howes be tried as an adult? mr. peterson: no, i don't believe. so mr. massie: ms. levic zphmbings ms. levick: i support that, kids are different and we should treat them differently. mr. massie: thank you. mr. peterson. stevenson. sorry. mr. stevenson: no adepry with the panelist, there's a 14-year-old named omar in wisconsin who has been tried as an adult and sentenced to life without parole. what i want to do for kyle riten howes i want to do for the hundreds of other children in this country. mr. massie: thank you. and aaron toleafoa, what you

the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: i ask to submit into the record a letter representing organizations from black mommas, march of dimes, academy of nutrition. ask unanimous consent. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: i ask unanimous consent to submit into the record a lert from the ywca dealing with 200 local organizations in 45 states. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: women are in the workplace. they are the backbone of this economy. we need to pass this legislation and pass it now. i thank mr. scott and mr. nadler for their leadership. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield one min -- one minute to the gentleman from virginia, mr. good. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for one minute. mr. good: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, madam ranking member fox

without objection, so ordered. under the previous order, there will now be two minutes of debate equally divided prior to a vote in relation to the wyden amendment number 1975. mr. wyden: i yield back. the presiding officer: all time is yielded back. the question is now on the amendment. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: on this vote, the yeas are 50, and the nays are 49. under the previous order requiring 60 votes for the adoption of this amendment, the amendment is not agreed to. the question now occurs on the crapo amendment, number 1565. a senator: mr. president, i yield back my time. the presiding officer: the senator yields back his time. senator wyden yields back majority time. all time has expired. the question is on the amendment. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: the yeasia 53, the nays are 46. under the previous order requiring 60

the speaker pro tempore: without objectioningings -- without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. . >> i stand here today to honor the men and women in law enforcement in the well of the u.s. house of representatives because we can't forget all they do to keep us safe. one yipd officer showed what -- nypd officer showed what it was. alyssa immediately rushed to the apd of an -- aid of an injured 4-year-old. she provided an emergency turn get to the young girl's leg. mr. garbarino: the officer is a wife, a mother, and is evident by his bravery and quick thinking, a hero that long islanders can be proud to call their own. this is one extraordinary act that police officers in my district and across the country do every single day in the line of duty. may god bless and watch over them as they serve. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: wi

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>>that is correct without objection this motion is approved unanimously.ease call item 31. >> clerk: item 31 was considered -- an ordinance amending the housing code to prohibit removal of existing community kitchens in group housing; and affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act. >> chair: please call the roll on item 31. >> clerk: on item 31. [ roll call ] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> chair: without objection, this ordinance was passed on the first unanimously. madam clerk, i believe we are now at roll call for introductions. >> clerk: yes, mr. president. first member up to introduce new business is supervisor marr. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i have four items today. first time introducing two intertwining resolutions. we're in a historic moment of reckoning on racism and violence on african-americans and pacific islanders. we take action to celebrate our communities. join us in our collective struggle for dignity. earlier this month supervisor chan and i held a meeting on this. there

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and without objection, motion carries. [gavel]. >> president walton: madam clerk, please call item 2. >> clerk: item 2 is an ordinance authorizing settlement of the lawsuit filed by the city and county of san francisco against recology san francisco, sunset scavenger company, and golden gate disposal and recycling company for payment of at least $96,520,000 in -- $94,520,000 in restitution and related interest as well as $7 million in civil penalties. >> president walton: supervisor preston? >> supervisor preston: thank you, president walton. i had some constituents reach out with concerns on how this could be affecting the recology rates. the tenant is actually billed for some of these costs. i thought it was a very good point, one that i followed up with the city attorney about. i don't think it necessitates any changes to the settlement agreement. the account holder is the account holder, but i do want folks to know that our office has heard the concern, has gone conversation with the city attorney, and will be talking

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and as an antidote to journey to fast fun plan places without ever leaving home in our series $100.00 german must reads. welcome to the show every year on world press freedom day d w awards its freedom of speech prize this year's recipient is nigerian reporter to bora of warre in 2013 of war a embarked on a courageous and dangerous project she went undercover as a sex worker to investigate human trafficking in nigeria experiencing violence and abuse in the process resulting report shed light on the problems facing young women who are louer to live the forced prostitution in europe the report also lead to criminal inquiries and inspired the netflix film or 2 to re. of warre will receive the award next month during the w.'s global media forum now let's stay in africa but travel south to zimbabwe where 2 women are taking a different approach to fighting injustice with the economy in crisis and government critics brutally silenced comedians maggie and gone yeti are airing their dissatisfaction through humor their satirical sketches broadcast online are hitting a nerve the pay as you tube

would that have been possible without payments? i would say yes, it would have been possible because the pace the rec scenes have not yet been protected by the parents in the past year. it takes about 18 months for this protection to start, and we saw that it wouldn't have been possible without the massive amount of public funding that has actually gone into the 16th. so yes, we say this could have been possible, and therefore it should be a global public good because of all the public funding that have had a gone introduce vaccines. we'll get to the funding in a moment. sandy, what do you think on payton's, the tool that the drives innovation? i think in the case of our back up to the universe agree with elizabeth. would it be possible to develop this when i hastens, although it may have been hauled, bring on board after seneca or another pharmaceutical company partner in a future products where they have some protection. what about all that state money, though? that visible, mentioned shouldn't the state and have a say in how thi

congress administrating without the executives judging without judiciary and we see all three of these things coming into play which is why we get these sort of unaccountable administrative agencies writing the rules and it's important to understand the constitutional framers sat in place not only liberty protections include the structural constitutional protections as brett kavanaugh emphasized in his confirmation hearing, designed to protect individual liberties by dividing power among branches of government horizontally and vertically between federal and state governments but also designed, the government was able to be active. this is part of the project moving to the articles of confederation but they wanted it to be accountable and it wasn't just a comfortable, you went by a small margin and you could totally remake society, no. you needed to win a series in the senate, as well as popular election in the house and you didn't have the president going along, you need to super majority in this presentment makes it hard to make 'changes our law, a relatively conservative principal de

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he said, it's very difficult to believe that this kind of action would have been taken without, without at least the acquiescence of the authorities in moscow. i wonder, do you also believe russia to be involved in this i have no specific evidence for that, but i think there is a lot of pros ability that opperation and this may not be something that has done on the road. and we hear the concerning messages from moscow, and there's no resolve. we understand that this is in the hands also of the kremlin and has the packing. but we also need to make clear that this comes at a cost to everyone involved as well. good. talking to thank you so much for joining snake from the german solomon's foreign affairs committee. thank you. take a look now at some of the other stores making headlines at this hour. tens of thousands of people are evacuating low lying areas of eastern india to escape a site loan bearing down on the coast. it's expected to make land full on wednesday in the states of west and gotten an addition that last week another major storm killed at least a 155 people on the west coast

trial this is a whole mark of repression arbitrary detention without trial you say you're working on it you keep passing new regulations that are just as repressive as the old ones . well imagine the situation if we did not have the pedia after the 19001000 is the bombing we would not have been able to do anything in this country it would have been a chaos maybe somebody wanted our country to make our chaotic so i am seeing the p.d. here is in the in the topic of discussion and we are determined to revisit and we have. a minute and also the long term detainees we need to find a solution for that we do agree that it is wrong to keep someone for a very long period president already given that it is for the attorney general to find a solution to this when meanwhile these regulations are in blatant violation of your international legal obligations and they violate article 13 of the surrey lankan constitution do you know what that article says. well i don't have a copy right now but what it says if i can remind you is that it guarantees freedom from arbitrary arrest detention and punishme

without objection. mr.now, madam president, i have a brief statement on the vote on the january 6 commission. my colleagues, this was a case of good news and bad news about the republican party in the senate. the good news -- republicans worked with democrats on comprehensive legislation to strengthen our commitment to scientific research which will pass the senate when senate resumes session. the bad news -- the republican minority just mounted a partisan filibuster against an independent l commission to report on january 6. both efforts should have moved forward in a solidly bipartisan way. but out of fear or fealty to donald trump, the republican minority just prevented the american people from getting the full truth about january 6. the republican minority just prevented the senate from even debating the bill. no opportunity for amendments, no opportunity for debate. there was an attempt by the republican minority to shunt this vote into the dark of night. but because of today's senate time agreement, i

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without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. clerk, call item 15. >> clerk: item 15 is a resolution to retroactively to authorize the department of public health to accept and expend a $113,000 grant from the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases through research triangle institute international for participation in a program entitled "amber statement of work -- san francisco department of public health," term through july 31, 2025. >> president walton: thank you so much. please call the roll. >> clerk: on item 15 [roll call vote] there are 11 ayes am. >> president walton: without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call item 16. >> clerk: item 16 is a resolution to approve the sixth amendment to a paratransit broker and operating agreement with transdev services inc to exercise the option to extend the term by five years to june 30, 2026, and to increase the amount of the contract by $165.3 million for a total contract amount not to exceed $308.2 million. >> president walton: t

without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise in proud recognition of the mountain five and in twin feaks, california. this is dedicated to the patriotic mission of teaching americans 10-18 appreciation of and performance of 18th century military music. they do this in classical music. such as the fife and drum. the mountain fife company is performing in mount vernon, the home of our first commander in chief george washington. programs exist to teach this patriotic art to a new generation of americans and i congratulate them. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from puerto rico rise? miss gonzalez-colon: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. miss gonzalez-colon: i honor the memory, the honorable car loss ramirez who passed away on may 2. he represented the people of puerto rico in this congress from 19 3 to 2001. he was not only a dear fri

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without objection the motion carries unanimously. madame clerk, do we have any imperative agenda items? >> clerk: none to report, mr. president. >> thank you. would you please read the in memorials. >> clerk: yes. today's meeting will be adjourned on the name of the following individuals for the late mr. oscar peralta and mr. paul anka ayovel and on behalf of supervisor haney and supervisor mandelman, ronen and peskin, i believe for the late felicia arredondo. >> thank you, madame clerk. is there any further business before us today. >> clerk: that concludes the business for today. >> as supervisor chan is pushing for today to be anti-asian bullying day here in for instance, i want to end with this very brief quote. strong people stand up for themselves. stronger people stand up for others. this meeting is adjourned. >> good afternoon and welcome to the mayor's disability council. this friday may 21, 2021. this is a virtual meeting. this meeting is broadcast to the public on sfgov tv. it is open captioned and sign language interprete

, without social distancing. the cdc director dr. rochelle walensky making the point today this is based on science. more data emerging in just the last week, that vaccinations work against the variants. 12 to 15-year-olds can now get the vaccine and tonight, more than 152 million adults have received at least one dose, that's nearly 59% of adults and about one-third now of all americans. but there were immediate questions. if you're fully vaccinated, can you still transmit the virus to others without knowing? and if you're in one of those crowds or back at work, how do you know if someone near you has been vaccinated or not and does that pose a risk? dr. jen ashton answering those questions in just a moment. we have it all covered for you tonight, beginning with abc's whit johnson right here in new york. >> reporter: tonight, a giant step closer to normal life for millions of americans. president biden late today in the rose garden -- >> it's a great milestone, a great day. it's been made possible by the extraor

without said we wouldn't survive more than 3 or 4 days. if we get dehydrated say by running around the body sends us a warning message we get thirsty we need to drink more water. but what's the big deal about water anyway. it's abundant on our planet a molecule made up of 2 hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom h 2 o. water most of which is in the earth's oceans. but on land just as it travels along rivers and streams it flows through our veins here everything appears dry but thousands of liters of water are hidden inside of people. though it can't be seen with the naked eye each human being is comprised on average of 65 percent water. babies are closer to 80 percent water as we age the share of water in us declined dipping to as low as about 50 percent among the most elderly. still that's a lot of water. we each carry on average 45 liters of the stuff. in water gives shape to our body. blow. cells are full of it too. without it they would shrivel. stay the same is true of our muscles. they train 70 percent without water. as for the brain it'

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without objection this, resolution is adopted unanimously. maz am clerk, please call item number four. >> item four is an ordinance to amend the fire code and existing building code to extend the deadline for building owners to upgrade existing fire alarm systems from july 1,2021 to july 1,2023, and to make the appropriate findings. >> president: thank you, madam clerk. please call the roll on item number four. >> clerk: on item four, supervisor presa canario. >> aye. >> supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor haney. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> and supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> there are 11 ayes. >> thank you. without objection, this ordinance is finally passed unanimously. madam clerk, please call item number five. >> item five is -- [audio disruption] supervisor ronen, mute your microphone. >> item five, resolution to approve amendment two to the agreem

— union which they would accept without having to quarantine her without — without having to quarantineing pcr tests. and if things go through tomorrow, then the brits witt— things go through tomorrow, then the brits will have been vaccinated twice _ brits will have been vaccinated twice and _ brits will have been vaccinated twice and can go to france, spain and other— twice and can go to france, spain and other countries without having to think— and other countries without having to think a — and other countries without having to think a pcr test without having to think a pcr test without having to quarantine. that's interesting because — to quarantine. that's interesting because i— to quarantine. that's interesting because i suspect the eu might ekpect— because i suspect the eu might expect a — because i suspect the eu might expect a reciprocal arrangement with us and _ expect a reciprocal arrangement with us and at _ expect a reciprocal arrangement with us and at the moment, british holiday— makers us and at the moment, british holiday—makers with a us and at the moment, british holi

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the presiding officer: without objection. mr.ll: recent headlines have reinforced a warning that republicans and economic experts have been articulating literally for months. the massive spending democrats insisted upon at the outset of the biden administration was not in step with actual needs. yesterday i talked about some of the ways the multitrillion dollar spending spree rammed through in march has actually delayed our reopening and our rover ri. about the disappointing falloff in hiring, despite an historic number of open jobs. after democrats renewed a federal program that pays people extra not to work. well, here's another misplaced priority from that spending spree. our democratic friends insistence of stuffing another wheelbarrow of cash into the accounts of local states and governments rebounding from the crisis. back in february as democrats insisted states were in dire need of another huge bailout. 29 of the 50 states were actually closing a 12-month chapter in which their revenues met or exceeded the year before. 29

without objection the motion carries unanimously. madame clerk, do we have any imperative agenda items? >> clerk: none to report, mr. president. >> thank you. would you please read the in memorials. >> clerk: yes. today's meeting will be adjourned on the name of the following individuals for the late mr. oscar peralta and mr. paul anka ayovel and on behalf of supervisor haney and supervisor mandelman, ronen and peskin, i believe for the late felicia arredondo. >> thank you, madame clerk. is there any further business before us today. >> clerk: that concludes the business for today. >> as supervisor chan is pushing for today to be anti-asian bullying day here in for instance, i want to end with this very brief quote. strong people stand up for themselves. stronger people stand up for others. this meeting is adjourned. >> president bleiman: i'm the commission president. due to covid-19 health emergency and to protect entertainment commission members all meeting rooms are closed. all members and employees will be participating in the me

and without them, without those real efforts, it's difficult to see how any will hold.o meet people halfway here at least, and give peace some form of chance? irate peace some form of chance? we are peace some form of chance? - are prepared to do a lot. only are prepared to do a lot. only a few months ago, we did this. and we are in a relationship with the palestinian authorities, not an easy i. the main goal, the instruction, and i want to remind you injune, in 2005, we have evacuated gaza completely. you don't have the presence of settlements, and the military. basically the goal of hamas is to terrorise israel. but to answer your question, what should we do. the international community should look to the future of gaza and hope and act on the ground, the ones were suffering the most, are not israeli. the other poor palestinians in gaza. and in a couple of hours we'll be speaking to najla shawa, a humanitarian aid worker who lives in gaza about the ceasefire. belgium police are continuing to search for a soldier who has gone on the run from a military base after steal

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the motion passes without objection. >> chairman: ms. pierson, deputy city attorney pierson can you please regale us with what we need to do? >> yes. i'll be happy to rebale you. so the motion before you today requires a motion for omit because it's left for this committee to decide to reject the nominee and the practice of this committee is to make that amendment in committee and then to send it to the full board either with recommendation or without. so the board may amend it here to make that choice, but it may still send it to the board without recommendation. and this practice derives from the board's rules with the clerk to require to send two separate motions. over time, that process has been expedited a little bit, but to send you one and have you make that selection through amendment. once you make the amendment, it allows the motion to arrive on the agenda tomorrow and to align with the question that's presented in the agenda which is "should this motion be passed?" >> chairman: right. let me just look at that motion on tomorro

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without ma and with our soldiers so so so long to build amazing. scientists are using this trial to test the safety of large gatherings on the eyes and dots on the movement of the crowds and air quality inside the venue britain has vaccinated more of its population but any other country in europe on the hope is that with the help of experiments like this the hard his apparent sector will soon be back in the groove. and finally if you are afraid of heights you may want to skip this tourist attraction the world's longest suspended for this train bridge officially opens this weekend in northern portugal it hangs 175 meters above a canyon and is more than half a kilometer long local residents have already been allowed to try out the bridge in iraq up ahead of the opening ceremony on sunday. you're up to date now on your news stay tuned for shift living in the digital age america evans team from me and the entire news team in berlin and thanks for watching. i was a few when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard i was free to. even

the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. pallone: madam chair, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for such time as he may consume. mr. pallone: i rise in support of h.r. 1629, the fairness in orphan drug exclusivity act, a bill that will help make some prescription drugs more affordable for the american people. this democratic congress is committed to lowering the cost of prescription drugs so that families are no longer forced to choose between paying for a life-saving drug and food and rent. and this legislation today, h.r. 1629, closes the loophole that has blocked patients from accessing cheaper generic drugs. last congress, this legislation passed the energy and commerce committee and the house by voice vote. last week it garnered support from a large majority in the house, but not the 2/3 necessary to pass under suspension of the rules. and so we're here again today to debate and pass h.r. 1629 that will help us address two national crisis. first, the soaring

maryland became the 25th state thatli a band life without paroe sentences. the federal government had a a critical role to play in leading the country. the congress should band life without parole sentences for children,re not just because the supreme court has recognized that it's important but because the country has an obligation to lead, and we are fighting the bulkti narrative that shapes the policies. there is a critical need for us gto do something about the fact that we still have children and adult jails and prisons in 2003 a bipartisan congress had something called the preservation act and the prohibition on putting children ltin adult jails and prisons but notwithstanding that today there are thousands of kids where they are threatened, assaulted, risk of suicide is higher and that abuse continues and i believe we have to create enforceable lands on placing children both at the state and federal level. the bill was introduced in 2003 by senator sessions in the senate, bobby scott and the house passed unanimously. i have to believe that this ocongr

>>that is correct without objection this motion is approved unanimously.ease call item 31. >> clerk: item 31 was considered -- an ordinance amending the housing code to prohibit removal of existing community kitchens in group housing; and affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act. >> chair: please call the roll on item 31. >> clerk: on item 31. [ roll call ] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> chair: without objection, this ordinance was passed on the first unanimously. madam clerk, i believe we are now at roll call for introductions. >> clerk: yes, mr. president. first member up to introduce new business is supervisor marr. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i have four items today. first time introducing two intertwining resolutions. we're in a historic moment of reckoning on racism and violence on african-americans and pacific islanders. we take action to celebrate our communities. join us in our collective struggle for dignity. earlier this month supervisor chan and i held a meeting on this. there