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>> at this time, the defendant's mother would like to address the court. >> proceed when you are ready. >> carolyn pawlenti. i am mother of derek chauvin. i am here to speak on behalf of my whole family. on november 25, 2020, derek's life changed forever, and so did my whole families. eric devoted 19 years ohis life to the police department -- derek devoted 19 years of his life to the police department. he has been portrayed as a heartless person. i can tell you that is far from the truth. his identity has been reduced to that as a racist. i want this court to know that none of these things are true. and that my son is a good man. derek always dedicated his life and time to the police department, even on his days off. he would call in to see if they needed help. derek is a quiet, thoughtful, honorable, and selfless man. he has a big heart, and he always has put others before his own. the public will never know the loving and caring man that he is, but his family does. even though i have not spoken publicly, i have always supported him 100% and always will. derek has played over and over in his head the events of

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but i am the mother of the news news, news, news, news, news. hello with st. very heavy rain recently just around the midwest has since a very heavy rain to just around the eastern seaboard of the us. now the cold front has been sliding its way across. central and eastern parts of canada brought nasty tornado into chicago in the process. links all the way back down to the deep south where i have seen some very heavy rain. but the overriding feature for much of north america really is the heat. temperature is very much on the high side, many places getting up to the mid thirty's, still getting up around the 40 degree mark or higher for phoenix. so that searing, he continuing across the southwest not quite as hot up towards the, the northwest up towards that western side of canada. but temperature is still doing quite nicely here as well. thank you. showers continues to central parts of canada, sliding a little further south with over the next couple of days. we'll have you shout into the southeast of the us and we, we all like to see further flooding problems h

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and im chavez, the bottom of the line for me, but i am the mother of my news news, news, news, news. hello there. let's start down on that and it's a clear settled picture for much of northern and western australia. all the action is happening in the south east. we've got a weather system swirling away, bringing wet and windy conditions to new south wales victoria and has mania. so things are going to feel cooler. we'll have some frosty mornings and fog around, and those showers coming in later in the day. but as we go into the saturday, that does push out to the scene will be the coastal areas that see the wet weather . sydney seen some of those heavy shower was 18 degrees here, but the sunshine coming through behind that is the hope across the tasman. see, it's a cloudy picture for the north island and the south island, but the wet weather does move its way in, and by the time we get to saturday, there'll be plenty of rain in the bay of plenty in the north of the north island. and as it moved to south east asia, things are looking to ride across indo china. those monsoon rains impac

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. >> at this time, the defendants mother -- defendant's mother would like to address the court. you can proceed when you are ready. >> sherilyn -- sherilyn plenty -- >> i am the mother of derek chauvin. i'm here to speak on behalf of my family. on november 5, 2020, derek's life changed forever and so did mine and my families. derek devoted 19 years of his life to the minneapolis police department. it is difficult for me to hear the public and prosecution team believe derek to be an aggressive, heartless and uncaring person. i can tell you that is far from the truth. my son has been reduced to that of a racist. i want this court to know that none of these things are true and my son is a good man. derek always dedicated his life, and the police department, even in his days off, he would call in and see if they needed help. derek was a quiet, selfless man. he has a big heart and he always has put others before his own. the public will never know the loving and caring man he is that his family knows. my son and i have not spoken publicly, but i have always supported him 100 sent -- 100% and always will. derek has played over and over the events of that day. i

so all of the commission, i don't know, not been below the mullers, but i'm not planning on thought and i'm sure that the bottom of them. but i am the. 2 mother of the news, news, news, news, news, news. hello, we got some rather cold, wet and windy weather, moving across the great australian by a large area cloud here, swirling away. and that will draw in some very cold air going on the wintry side as we go on through the next couple of days. line of cloud and rain pushing all the way up into northern parts of w y actually. so some useful rainfall coming through for some heavy rain for further south. very strong and gusty winds. winds could guster around 8090 kilometers per hour over the next couple of days at a rattle its way across south australia. slightly dry weather coming back in behind . cold enough in person around 15 degrees celsius had about clouded right. not too bad because up to the well 16 in melbourne. grape getting up to run 18 in city one or 2 on shore shells just around the gold coast up towards brisbin west. the weather will make its way into victoria as we go on through wednesday. 1516 celsius coming through here. just 12

so all of the a, i don't know, not been on the mullers on thought anim, chavez on the bottom of the line for me. but i am the. 2 mother of the me ah ah, it's too late for the journey to winter sponsored like cattle airways. hello, we're going to start in central america, a lot of ground to cover. we may see some tropical development toward the pacific coast of mexico. already this disturbance has lung a lot of brain toward the southeast of the country. so torrential rain has led to water log streets for this part of mexico. the other thing we've got our ion is toward the gulf coast. we'll go in for a closer look rate. now, us gulf states are under a tropical storm warning. this will have a big impact toward louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. the states could see upwards of 300 millimeters of rain, millions of people in the line of fire here. the other big story for the u. s. is that heat that stifling heat toward the desert southwest? we'll talk about vegas right now. you know, the temperature on thursday got up to 46.7 degrees. the all time record for vegas is $47.00. so very close to that. 79. your old record. and

the defendant's mother would like to address the court. >> if you could state your full name, spell each of your names, and proceed when you're ready. >> caroline pawlenty. i am the mother of derek chauvin. i am here to speak on behalf of my entire family. on november 25, 2020, not only did derek's life change forever , but so did mine and my family's. derek devoted 19 years of his life to the minneapolis police department. it has been difficult for me to hear and read what the media, public and press a-- prosecution team believe derek to be an aggressive, heartless and uncaring person. i can tell you that is far from the truth. my son's identified has also been reduced to that of -- as of -- as a racist. i want this court to know that none of these things are true and that my son is a good man. derek always dedicated his life and time to the police department, even on his days off he would call in to see if they needed help. derek is a quiet, thoughtful, honorable and selfless man. he has a big heart and he always has put others before his own. the public will never know the loving and caring man he is, but his family does. even though i have not spoken publ

the stuff names and then move on. so all about a, i don't know, not been on the mullers planning on thought anim, chavez, the bottom of the line for me. but i am the. 2 mother of the news, news, news, news, news. hello there. let's begin in north america. an extreme and dangerous heat is continuing across west in areas of the u. s. we've already had a heat wave emergency declared in california, and this is the scene in death valley. it's really living up to its name. people want that outdoor activity could be potentially life threatening. records have already been hits in california, nevada, in arizona. we'll see temperature is continuing to climb, not just in the west, but across central areas. as that heat continues to build, and not only is it, while the intense heat is persistent and it's likely to last into well into next week. now it's a different story. up in the midwest, we've got cool air blown down from canada, and that's bringing wet and cooler weather. we've got some severe thunderstorms rolling across illinois into indiana, and ohio. we could see hale heavy rain and some strong winds there. we've also got a tropical storm alert for the deep sou

so all of that i don't know, not been well on the mullers, but i'm not planning on thought and i'm sure that the bottom of the line for me, but i am the. 2 mother of the a city defined by military occupation, there's never been an arab state. he with the capital of jerusalem. everyone is welcome. but the default sexual that meant then they could only project. that's what we refuse. was one of the founders of the settlement with this and the story of jerusalem to the eyes of its own people, segregation, occupations, discrimination, injustice. this is at the side of the 21st century truth to them, a rock and a hard place analogy 0. the you may have noticed if you've been living or visiting this part of the world, middle east, it has been pretty hot recently and particularly human around the gulf states. that's not changing hugely after say, 43 degrees suggest is not quite as humid in dough harbor wouldn't guarantee it. the edge of thanks to the monsoon wind and therefore the rain is being they're being felt in sola. this is where you tend to get 3 months worth of overcast really was not quite there yet. but deli thunderstorm seemed quite likely o

so all of that i don't know, i've been on the bus marshall planning on thought and i'm sure that the bottom of the line from but i am the. 2 mother of the a city defined by military occupation, there's never been an arab state. he with the capital of jerusalem. everyone is welcome. but the default structure that meant in the colonial project, that's what it feels. was one of the founders of the settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people, segregation, occupations, discrimination, injustice. this is tied in 21st century truth to them, a rock and a hard place analogy 0. the use of the hello there. let's start in the middle east and strong shamal winds continue to blow down from the northwest, taking up quite a lot of dust for the gulf states. we've seen strong gust of wind into weight and car temperatures of did slightly as well. in visibility is pretty poor as that dust kicks up, creating a lot of hazy sunshine. the winds are going to die down as we go into monday. visibility will improve and the dust will settle, but it's still a very hot and dry picture for much of saudi arabia. slightly co

so all of that i don't know, not been well on the mullers, but i'm not planning on thought. anim. chavez, the bottom of the line for me. but i am the. 2 mother of the news news ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by cut on airways. hello. we got some slightly warm weather coming into the river plates over the next couple of days. just been on the call side recently. got some wet weather there to just around power g y southeast in parts of brazil, but 17 celsius. therefore, one of sarah's hop over the and these can be up to around 800 celsius here on the she's coming on into wednesday cause also for wednesday, 12 degrees and santiago, a 141 says with the cloud. and the rain just running down across a good passive uruguay, back towards one service further north, fewer showers, sun full cost. the full rio wanted to share into eastern parts of brazil shows you the shower was up towards the amazon, of course, more heavy down. pause in and around columbia, pushing up into panama, where we have seen flooding recently. some really nasty weather here recently has led to some flooding into central parts of panama. we'll see some heavy sh

the defendant's mother would like to address the court. >> carolyn, pawlenty. >> i am the mother of derek chauvin. i am here to speak on behalf of my entire family. on november 25th, 2020, not only did derek's life change forever, but so did mine and my family's. derek devoted 19 years of his life to the minneapolis police department. it's been difficult for me to here and read what the media, public and prosecution team believe derek to be an aggressive, heartless and uncaring person. i can tell you that is far from the truth. my son's identity has also been reduced to that as a racist. i want this court to know that none of these things are true and that my son is a good man. derek always dedicated his life and time to the police department even on his days off he would call to see if they needed help. derek is a quiet, thoughtful, honorable and selfless man. he has a big heart and he always has put others before his own. the public will never know the loving and caring man he is that his family does. even though i've not spoken publicly, i've always supported him 100% and always will.

the defendant's mother would like to address the court. >> if you could state your full name and spelling of each of your names and proceed when you're ready. >> yes. caroline, pawlenty. i am the mother of derek chauvin. i am here to speak on behalf of my entire family. on november 25th, 2020, not only did derek's life change forever but so did mine and my family's. he devoted 19 years of his life to minneapolis police department. it has been difficult for me to hear and read what the media, public and prosecution team believe derek to be an aggressive, heartless and uncaring person. i can tell you that is far from the truth. my son's identity has also been reduced to that as a racist. i want the court to know that none of these things are true and that my son is a good man. derek always dedicated his life and time to the police department even on his days off, he would call in to see if they needed help. derek is a quiet, thoughtful, honorable and selfless man. he has a big heart and has always put others before his own. the public will never know the loving and caring man he is. but his family does. even though i have not spoken publicly, i always supported him 100% and

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and i asked about mitch mcconnell getting gop senators to block the january 6th commission as a favor to him. this is his response. >> i, well, i was absolutely sickened. here i am, escorting the mother of a dead policeman while she and myself advocate for the formation of a commission to investigate the circumstances which resulted in her son's death. and you have, you know, a leader on capitol hill who is making phone calls, asking for personal favors, and doling out political capital to push for a no vote on that commission. absolutely disgraceful. >> what mcconnell did, was that a slap in the face to these officers? >> i completely disagree with what he did here. to seek a personal favor on a vote like the is just wrong. members would ask me for a personal favor but it usually had to do with something in their district. would you vote for this? this will impact the district this way. i understand that. one should never ask a personal favor on a matter of conscience or consequential policy where they have strong views. i think this is a black mark for republican who's failed to adopt this bipartisan commission. i think that would be the best way to find truth rather than what will

the insurrection. listen. >> here i am escorting the mother of a dead policeman while she and myself advocate for the formation of a commission to investigate the circumstances which resulted in her son's death. and you have the leader on capitol hill who is making phone calls asking for personal favors in doling out political capital to push for a no vote on that commission. it was absolutely disgraceful. >> if you haven't seen the video of how fanone was treated that day, he was on the front lines of this. while you have his warning, our dana bash reports that several former advisers and allies still close to the former president say he's more obsessed than ever with the 2020 election and continuing to push the big lie. one former adviser says he is listening to, quote, the bottom of the bottom of the crazies in the panel. joining us to discuss, jackie kucinich for the daily beast. jackie, listen, it's not new because the fact is the former president started pushing the big lie before the election, right? he was setting this up saying, if i lose, it's false. if he loses, can't accept that and now continues t

the other building fell on top of it. so when i see that video that is the moment i am watching my mother and my grandmother die. ns about the maintenance of the building previously? she had — so had several other unit owners. they had expressed concerns about mismanagement from the board, about potential corruption, aboutjust the condition in the garage, around the building generally. obviously, they didn't believe the condition it was in, otherwise they would not have stayed in the building. the report which came out now showing years ago that this was a known condition and that if they didn't take action this would exponentially increase the danger of the structural integrity of the building is reaching a level of criminal negligence. that is for somebody else to investigate but to me it is inconscionable that they let the building get to the pont it was at in 2018 when the report was done, to allow it to get to that state of disrepair where the building does not exist, that is clear negligence on the part of everybody involved. pablo, have you been going down to the site to see the rescue operation? i have be

the commission as a personal favor to him. how did that make you feel? >> i mean -- i don't -- that -- i was absolutely sickened. you know, here i am escorting the mother of a dead policeman, while she and myself advocate for the formation of a commission to investigate the circumstances which resulted in her son's death. and you have a leader on capitol hill who's making phone calls asking for personal favors and doling out political capital to push for, you know, a no vote on that commission. it was absolutely disgraceful. >> mike, i want you to stay with me, i've got a lot more to talk to you about. like your conversations with house speaker nancy pelosi and the options she still has on the table to get to the truth about what happened on january 6th. short break. we'll be right back. so through ancestry, i discovered my great aunt ruth signed up as a nursing cadet for world war ii. she was only 17. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com to life like never before. ♪ welcome back ♪ ♪ to that same old place that you laughed about ♪ ♪ well, the names have all changed ♪ ♪ since you hung around ♪ ♪ but t

i look like a 7th grader? no? cool. awesome. >> reporter: but that's no middle schooler. that's 30-year-old casey garcia, the mother of a seventh grade student. >> i am literally on the campgrounds of a middle school. >> reporter: she is attending her daughter's classes, interacting with other students. even claiming to greet the principal in the hall. >> hello. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> fine. and yourself? >> reporter: garcia attended a full day of school until a teacher in the last class of the day noticed. >> well, i finally got caught. i told them i would go to the principal's office, so i guess we'll see what happens. >> reporter: in a video posted the next day garcia says she posed as her daughter to highlight security flaws at the school. >> i didn't do this to get views. i didn't do this to get likes. are you more concerned that i, a parent, was sitting next to your child, or do we really want to wait for the next person taking their second amendment right to the extreme? we need better security at our schools. >> reporter: the video going viral. police then showing up at her home, arresting her on an unrelated traf

i come at this from the perspective of a mother of small children but he's talking about kids being vaccinated. i am kind of operating in a way at times, john, like i am not vaccinated even though i am because, you know, these little guys that i live with, i've got to keep them safe and there's a lot of things we can't do right now. >> i have to tell you it changes the way -- don't know if it changes the way you live but it changes the way you think when you wake up in the morning when everyone in your house has a dose of the vaccine. it has just changed the way that i look at things. it was really interesting to hear from him. certainly on the steps and where exactly he thinks we are right now and the fact he doesn't think there's a risk of a significant uptick in cases. that's notable to me. that's highly optimistic right there. but also, i think to see his -- i think frustration with some of the questions that continue to be asked and raised about what he has said over time and the master of a perfect example. if i knew in february what i know now, of course i would have told the former hhs secre

the capitol attack. >> here i am escorting the mother of a dead policeman while she and myself advocate for, you know,ssion to investigate the circumstances which resulted in her son's death, and you have, you know, a leader on capitol hill who is making phone calls asking for personal favors and dolling out political capital to push for, you know, a no vote on that commission. it was absolutely disgraceful. >> that event over the weekend where flynn spoke was attended by peddlers of the qanon conspiracy theory or delusion theory, some of whom are obsessed with the idea that the u.s. military will somehow put trump back into office. flynn says his remarks were mist interpreted. >>> a guilty plea from a man who stormed the capitol, carried a trump flag into the senate chamber and took selfies during that insurrection. paul hodgkin's is the first defendant to plead guilty without a deal to corporate with prosecutors. he face mosser than a year in prison and thousands of dollars in fines when he is sentenced. >>> hall of fame horse trainer bob baffert suspended from the home of the kentucky derby for two

the other building fell on top of it. so when i see that video that is the moment i am watching my mother and my grandmother die. about the maintenance of the building previously? she had — so had several other unit owners. they expressed concerns about mismanagement from the board, about potential corruption, aboutjust the condition in the garage, around it is unconscionable that they would even that the building get to the point it was at in 2018 when the report was done, it is the board's job and the building'sjob to maintain it is the board's job and the building's job to maintain the building's job to maintain the building to allow it to get into that state of disrepair, where the building does not exist, that is clearly, clear negligence on the part of everybody involved. have you been going — everybody involved. have you been going down _ everybody involved. have you been going down to _ everybody involved. have you been going down to the - everybody involved. have you been going down to the site l everybody involved. have you | been going down to the site to see the rescue operation? i have been down ther

the commission as a personal favor to him. how'd that make you feel? >> i mean, i don't -- that -- i was absolutely sickened. you know, here i am, escorting the mother of a dead policeman, while she and myself advocate for, you know, the formation of a commission to investigate the circumstances, which luresultedn her son's death. and you have, you know, a leader an capitol hill, who's making phone calls asking for personal favors, and doling out political capital. to -- to push for, you know, a no vote on -- on that commission. it's absolutely disgraceful. >> mike, i want you to stay with me because i got a lot more to talk to you about. like your conversations with the house speaker nancy pelosi, and the options that she, still, has on the table to get to the truth about what happened on january 6th. short break. michael fanone. we'll be right back. i'm not hungry! you're having one more bite! no! one more bite! ♪ kraft. for the win win. if you have obstructive sleep apnea and you're often tired during the day, you could be missing out on amazing things. sunosi can help you stay awake for them. once daily sunosi improves wakefulness in adults with

so as i stand here, day seven -- day six in this new job for the city i love, i am very aware that i stand here on the shoulders of generations of women in my family, mostly single mothers in my family. and as i raise my children, my s.f. born children, my two daughters, one of woman is intellectual -- one of whom is intellectually and physically disabled, i realize i wouldn't be standing here being able to contribute to our city were it not for the incredible schools that have supported my kids and the child care, especially for my younger daughter, especially in the early years when many child care facilities didn't know how to handle someone with intellectual disabilities. rec and park stepped in, ggrc stepped in, and i'm able to do what i do as a direct by-product of being a woman and being supported in this life. i grew up as the daughter of another single mom in buffalo, new york, and she was not supported in the same way. she was always struggling to make ends meet, out of work, trying to figure out how to borrow neighbors to help care for my brother and i, and so i'm also aware of the unnecessary struggles women are put through trying to balance all that they do

the disappointment once this bill failed. obviously he was candid and authentic. no one can ever say it better than he can. here he is. >> i was absolutely sickened. you know, here i am escorting the mother advocate for, you know, the formation of a commission to investigate the circumstances which resulted in her son's death. and you have, you know, a leader on capitol hill who is making phone calls asking for personal favors and doling out political capital to push for, you know, a no vote on that commission. you have elected leaders going back to constituents and lying about the insurrection. i think it's important for americans to be able to hear from the right to file oufrz like myself. >> the officer also discussed those comments from former national security vadviser michael flynn where he seemed to suggest a coup that happened in myanmar should happen here. his attorney sidney powell says he was not add voluntary caughting for violence but he said it is that rhetoric, those words that contributed that, type of rhetoric that contributed to january 6th. much so he strongly condemned those words saying that words like that, kate, are really the problem and continue to be the problem

the unbearable weight for information goes on. this woman's mother lived on the ninth floor. >> it feels like the world gets to get her information and family members. i amll waiting here. >> her mother is one of the oldest missing. the youngest is a one-year-old. the city will keep up the search, the mayor promised. >> we will continue search-and-rescue because we still have hope that we will find people alive. that is why we are continuing. that is why we are using our dollars and our sonar and our cameras, everything possible. >> as the rescue efforts continue, hope is beginning to fade. family members, this has been a wa of shock and desperation. many are beginning to face up to the possibility that they may not see their missing loved ones again. >> clinging onto hope for updates about her missing mother. she is under no illusions about what she is facing. >> the choices you hold onto our either that there is a miracle with god's grace and he does have lots of miracles in store for us or god's grace was one that she did not feel a thing and she is in his hands and his arms right now, in a good place. >> will grant, bbc news, miami. laura: let's retu

we live and i am very worried about my living here. i me ah, ah, the the, the mother would be very emotional. about harrison and about her father's house in about all this stuff. so she's very attached to the to the past them to the emotional heritage that for me, for example i, i try to focus more on the present what to do in a presence like what, what can make my life better. now i'm an artist, so this is important for my art because my art is not already made. it's also about exploration and investigation. ah, i had my 1st mission, i was 16 and it was photography. and that time it was the 1st intifada. all the streets were filled with stickers and posters and graffiti everywhere. so it was like walking in the big piece of art series is called reconstruction because it's about 3 constructing the reality of the city. sundays series of work is my latest work. it's called wonders and signs. one can see it as a metaphor of jerusalem because of the layers and on top of each other the layers of history, the layers of writings of messages or political messages. and then yo

so as i stand here, day seven -- day six in this new job for the city i love, i am very aware that i stand here on the shoulders of generations of women in my family, mostly single mothers in my family. and as i raise my children, my s.f. born children, my two daughters, one of woman is intellectual -- one of whom is intellectually and physically disabled, i realize i wouldn't be standing here being able to contribute to our city were it not for the incredible schools that have supported my kids and the child care, especially for my younger daughter, especially in the early years when many child care facilities didn't know how to handle someone with intellectual disabilities. rec and park stepped in, ggrc stepped in, and i'm able to do what i do as a direct by-product of being a woman and being supported in this life. i grew up as the daughter of another single mom in buffalo, new york, and she was not supported in the same way. she was always struggling to make ends meet, out of work, trying to figure out how to borrow neighbors to help care for my brother and i, and so i'm also aware of the unnecessary struggles women are put through trying to balance all that they do

the no left turns and sunset dead ends. this is ridiculous. >> next speaker. >> i am amy tanner. and i am the mother of a 14 and 11 year old. in the pandemic, my family traveled once a month to go along the great highway and the trips to the outer sunset and we visited coffee shops and restaurants and i think that i sympathize with traffic concerns and i know bad traffic. as a soccer mom, i have experienced the chain of lakes traffic jam, and they are not insurmountable. and almost the entire coastline has a highway next to it. let's take this opportunities to have unprecedented access to the california coastline. >> next speaker. >> before we start the time. i wanted a point of clarification and after each presentation there would be a minute for each speaker to talk. there were three presentations. and a lot of information given. do i get three minutes or one minute? >> commissioner mcdonald, do you want me to clarify? >> yes, please. >> please clarify. thank you. >> there were not three separate presentations. there was one presentation from several members of a team of city staff. and so you wil

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the no left turns and sunset dead ends. this is ridiculous. >> next speaker. >> i am amy tanner. and i am the mother of a 14 and 11 year old. in the pandemic, my family traveled once a month to go along the great highway and the trips to the outer sunset and we visited coffee shops and restaurants and i think that i sympathize with traffic concerns and i know bad traffic. as a soccer mom, i have experienced the chain of lakes traffic jam, and they are not insurmountable. and almost the entire coastline has a highway next to it. let's take this opportunities to have unprecedented access to the california coastline. >> next speaker. >> before we start the time. i wanted a point of clarification and after each presentation there would be a minute for each speaker to talk. there were three presentations. and a lot of information given. do i get three minutes or one minute? >> commissioner mcdonald, do you want me to clarify? >> yes, please. >> please clarify. thank you. >> there were not three separate presentations. there was one presentation from several members of a team of city staff. and so you wil

the no left turns and sunset dead ends. this is ridiculous. >> next speaker. >> i am amy tanner. and i am the mother of a 14 and 11 year old. in the pandemic, my family traveled once a month to go along the great highway and the trips to the outer sunset and we visited coffee shops and restaurants and i think that i sympathize with traffic concerns and i know bad traffic. as a soccer mom, i have experienced the chain of lakes traffic jam, and they are not insurmountable. and almost the entire coastline has a highway next to it. let's take this opportunities to have unprecedented access to the california coastline. >> next speaker. >> before we start the time. i wanted a point of clarification and after each presentation there would be a minute for each speaker to talk. there were three presentations. and a lot of information given. do i get three minutes or one minute? >> commissioner mcdonald, do you want me to clarify? >> yes, please. >> please clarify. thank you. >> there were not three separate presentations. there was one presentation from several members of a team of city staff. and so you wil