darlene wasn't sure.ther reason, too. >> he liked to choke her during sex. >> how did that relate to murder? remember, the medical examiner was vague about the cause of death, but not this guy. dr. michael hunter, then chief medical examiner in san francisco. >> we're seeing bleeding within some of the muscles. >> he made it crystal clear to the jury that cassy's killer strangled her. >> once you see injuries to the neck, hemorrhages, evidence of assault, that you can form an opinion, and i have formed an opinion, that this represents strangulation. >> but why should the jury decide brad did that? >> he was in the academy from january 2006 -- >> this is ed reynolds, retired silver city police chief and also once brad's police academy instructor, the man who taught him the chokehold. so eerily similar to what darlene demonstrated. >> his arm was up on her neck like this. >> all of which was interesting, said defense attorney nathan gonzales, but did not prove that brad was the killer. in fact, he told the

jone, leadership, david ralston and chairman darlene taylor, the georgia legislature are a bunchl human beings who are going to give us the right to vote. i can't wait for the voter rights groups to suppress our right to vote. i can't believe they are doing it but the lobbyists that atlanta is using our taxpayer dollars to attack us for the right to vote, our taxpayer dollars they are spending against us, millions of dollars, and their message is very fearmongering. we just want to get crime under control, we want to pave our streets, we want our garbage picked up and get back to normal. >> tucker: we don't have to live like this. nobody in america should have to live like this. you owe them nothing. they hate you and they act like it. i hope you leave immediately. that will be less into the rest of the country. bill white, i appreciate you coming on. >> if i could ask everyone to go to bec now.com and read the feasibility study, it's an eye-opener. >> tucker: everybody knows you would thrive. they need you and they hate you

ah, darlene offered me some of the food that she put in her fridge and this was the picture she sent me. oh my god, what you'd like. yeah. and it's absolutely more. yeah. this is the bounty for today. there's more blueberries. i didn't know if you want to green purple grape. not the both wash. beautiful apples jain, normal clean apple. and can just go straight. beautiful. remember last night when we were on our walk home and i found that container structure. exactly. so i was thinking that's why i didn't mention, i need those 2 because i felt greedy now and i have enough. but i'll take because you know, they're been smooth, beautiful, and i have a case of blueberries. if you would like more rain buried. i do encourage people to do it because if there is far more food and other things than i could possibly consume. wow, baby. yeah, and i don't usually take fresh stuff more than i need unless i know that my friend jared like will is i want to see or i might get a little extra but i don't want, i don't wanna take stuff home. they knows what to go bad. cuz i can leave so much. i'm really

my name is darlene. mr. johnson, i think you are so awesome representing donald trump at the impeachment trial. host: thanks, darlene. caller: thank you. i am a proud republican. and the question is, where is biden's mindset when it comes to the immigration laws? by knowing -- letting illegal immigrations coming into the u.s. without being stopped at the border? host: that's -- mr. johnson: he appointed kamala harris, the border czar, so to speak. when she did finally visit she went to el paso which is not ground zero for the problem. it's down in the rio grande valley where we were in late june. they continue to not acknowledge the crisis. secretary mallorca, he's either -- secretary mayorkas, he's in charge of all this, supposedly, and we have an absolute open border and a growing crisis by the hour. where's president biden's mindset? wow! i wish we could figure that out. i don't know. there are a lot of theories about this. when i am at home doing town halls, constituents suggest to me president biden rea

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joining us now white house reporter for the associated press darlene superville. thank you for getting up early with us. president biden says, we heard him right there, that he is willing to take the heat for the ending of the u.s. mission in afghanistan, but do you think -- and what do you hear about what the white house thinks insofar as how he is surprised and the white house is surprised with how much backlash they actually faced over this? >> well, i don't think the white house is terribly surprised at the backlash, right, because with the major decision like this you're never going to get 100% of congress or even the american public behind what you're doing, although the polling does show that most americans support getting out of the war and pulling the united states out of afghanistan. how this will play out for the president, there is this short-term that we're seeing right now where he's under a lot of intense criticism and pressure over the decision, mostly from republicans, but there are also some democrats who aren't happy with the way he has handled

this valid, ensure so that the russians are coming in on schedule. truman writes in his diary as darlene will be in the jap war by august 15th uni. japs when that occurs. ah, the invincible quinton army was able to hold out for just 20 days. ah, the red armies outstanding, manchurian operation ended incomplete victory. me even though there were no military reasons for it. oh, it's like a saki boned oh, the bomb was not actually dropped on japan. it was dropped on the soviet union as a warning was going to have soviets, if they interfere with americans post war plan. ah, when i went to the wrong, when i was just don't i mean you? yes to shape out the same because the after an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves, well, the part we choose to look for common ground in what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk the war on drugs noted as a w

darlene, go ahead. >> thank you. >> chair: you're muted, darlene. we can't hear you. >> clerk: thank you, sorry. callers, if you have not already done so, please press star 3 to be added to the queue. those on hold, please wait. moderator, do you have any callers on the line? >> operator: madam secretary, there is one caller on the line. >> clerk: thank you. caller, please state your name. you have two minutes that begin when you speak. >> thank you. this is claire zanski ask i'm a long-time member and a commissioner on one of our other benefits boards. i'm calling today to, first of all, thank you for taking up [indiscernible] -- for the retirees that i represent, but my big concern is the fact that i believe [indiscernible] -- [indiscernible] and this is our combined position and what the impact has been i think [indiscernible] do not function well if they are combined. the chief investment officer has to have specific knowledge and experience and our executor also needs knowledge and experience and those two are mutually exclusive. [indiscernible

he and his wife, darlene, moved to costa rica a few years back for, uh -- i don't know why.laria, drinking water people bathe in? this. this is when you sound racist! you come to town and you don't tell me? i ought to punch you in the neck, -you son of a bitch. -jay! i want to kick you in the knee, you stupid idiot! that might not be a thing. you're a terrible best friend. don't yell at me. i'm only here a couple of days. it was last-minute. i was gonna call.

host: darlene is in oregon. go ahead. caller: i want to say that these girls are being very -- where were the local investigations? this was a crime being committed against these children. to me, the whole committee idea promoting this athletic program should be totally revised from the bottom up. women do not need to be examined from the age of 14 to 20 years old every year by a gynecologist or a physician at that level. it was totally unnecessary. the people in charge should have known better. host: what does this mean for the u.s. olympics organization? caller: i think it is a shame we have to have such an the organization to encourage our athletes. it has become so much about money and promotion, financial promotion, as opposed to what the true athleticism is. host: you were talking about the local investigation. we read a lot from the jenkins,, and she talks about two local investigations and calls them out for some praise in this whole story. she says in the washington post, "to date there have been two beautiful la

a democratic congressman who was one of the impeachment darlene speaking out today. >> he remains notthreat to our democracy, but a public safety threat to the american people. he has made himself a domestic violent extremist movement peer this is not over, they continue to fan the flames. incite violence of this nature. >> laura: molly, basically they want to criminalize the republican party, not just attendees at some rally. the republican party. >> well, there's so many problems with this. yes, this rally -- a lot of people are worried about it. the democrats are pretending to be worried about it even though it's just a few hundred people and will probably half full of federal agents and half full of americans who actually do care about the bad treatment of january 6 defendants. but there's something much bigger here, which is our establishment has made it difficult to even redress grievances bid this is a constitutional right, we should be able to peacefully assemble. and by conflating riots on the right with actual important protests, thereby also preserving their power. they wan

darlene joseph, i was with her in tijuana as hundreds of immigrants waited for the ability to cross into united states. there were calls by republicans that open borders were happening in the united states. guess what, haitians who have been waiting for years to find a legal pathway to enter the united states still don't have one. that's why you're seeing what you're seeing on the southwest border in del rio today. they feel, many of them, that the only opportunity for them to enter is to enter so-called illegally. but of course what they're trying to do is declare asylum. this raises the question about whether the biden administration is following through on what they promised all along, a departure from the family separation style policies of the trump administration to a more fair, safe, orderly and humane immigration system in the united states. i think there's one policy that gets to the heart of why they're being criticized not just by republicans but also democrats and that's the title xlii expulsions of these haitians back to haiti, this dangerous country, under the cdc authority

darlene? reporter: a couple questions for you. the u.n. secretary-general spoke to a.p. quote, completely dysfunctional. he warned of a potential new cold war and said the u.s. and china need to be cooperating more. jen: we recognize that china as a country that while we have -- while we may take issue with some means they engage in the world, we also have areas we will want to continue to work together. that is certainly many of the topics that were raised by the secretary-general. the president has a meeting with him later this evening. i would note thatment to president will deliver a speech as you know at the u.n. general assembly and he'll make absolutely clear that he is not looking to pursue a future. a new cold war with any country in the world. we will continue to pursue our interest, lift up global priorities, that's not the objective for policy of the united states. reporter: another question. can you say how concerned the administration is about the ability of the real estate sector given the issues of china. is it the administration's view that the people's

, darlene compiles them and then forwards them onto the city. so, we would recommend that the board approved this for the pension check that would be going out at end of this month, september, 2021. i'll be happy to answer any questions. does this require a motion? >> president casciato: it would. public comment first. >> ok. >> clerk: a reminder to callers to press star 3 to be added to the queue. moderator, are there any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> clerk: thank you. hearing no callers, public comment is now closed. >> president casciato: thank you. there's no questions from commissioners, if not all entertain a motion. >> so moved. >> president casciato: motion moved to adopt staff recommendation. >> yes. >> president casciato: seconded by gandhi. roll call vote, please. >> clerk: thank you -- [roll call vote] >> clerk: thank you, we have seven as and the motion passes. >> president casciato: next item we should do the consent calender since that is time sensitive which is item number 7. >> cle

sources, when we're doing research, i was also at the time reading an article by an historian named darlenerk hine called the age of madam cj walker. as many of you know madam cj walker was a black beauty pioneer from the early 20th century. she creates this beauty company and this beauty industry that literally employs thousands and thousands of women, she has a factory, she is selling products all over the african diaspora, she creates -- is really one of the pioneers of the black beauty industry. in the article that she wrote, she poses an interesting question and she says, why is it that we think of the early 20th century as the age of booker t. washington? and we studied washington and him as an educational leader, as sort of was considered the top black leader of his day. and one of the things that hine says is what would happen, right, this is almost a question very similar to what charles payne is trying to get us to do about re-thinking the master narrative of the movement, she says, what would happen if we centered the experience of madam cj walker in that moment, and called it th

, darlene compiles them and then forwards them onto the city.d that the board approved this for the pension check that would be going out at end of this month, september, 2021. i'll be happy to answer any questions. does this require a motion? >> president casciato: it would. public comment first. >> ok. >> clerk: a reminder to callers to press star 3 to be added to the queue. moderator, are there any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> clerk: thank you. hearing no callers, public comment is now closed. >> president casciato: thank you. there's no questions from commissioners, if not all entertain a motion. >> so moved. >> president casciato: motion moved to adopt staff recommendation. >> yes. >> president casciato: seconded by gandhi. roll call vote, please. >> clerk: thank you -- [roll call vote] >> clerk: thank you, we have seven as and the motion passes. >> president casciato: next item we should do the consent calender since that is time sensitive which is item number 7. >> clerk: item number 7, con

. >> darlene e. flagg. >> wilson f.hristina donovan flannery. >> eileen flecha. >> and my father-in-law, lieutenant john a fdny. your family loves you and misses you very much. and thank you for sending your son to me. he is a wonderful husband. the best husband a girl could ask for. i know he learned that from you. we miss you and love you very much. [bell tolls] ♪ [violinist plays] ♪ ♪ [applause] [bell tolls] >> in loving memory of my brother james patrick gladly. we miss you. we're are so proud of your children, elizabeth and james. life has never been the same since you were gone. god bless america. >> andre g. fletcher. >> carl m. flickinger. matthew m. flocco. >> >> john joseph florio. >> joseph walkden flounders. >> carol ann flyzik. >> david fodor. >> >> michael n. fodor. stephen mark fogel. thomas j. foley. >> jane c. folger. >> david j. fontana. >> chih min foo. >> delrose e. forbes cheatham. >> godwin forde. >> donald a. foreman. >> christopher hugh forsythe. >> claudia alicia foster. >> noel john foster. >>

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host: darlene is in oregon. go ahead.aller: i want to say that these girls are being very -- where were the local investigations? this was a crime being committed against these children. to me, the whole committee idea promoting this athletic program should be totally revised from the bottom up. women do not need to be examined from the age of 14 to 20 years old every year by a gynecologist or a physician at that level. it was totally unnecessary. the people in charge should have known better. host: what does this mean for the u.s. olympics organization? caller: i think it is a shame we have to have such an the organization to encourage our athletes. it has become so much about money and promotion, financial promotion, as opposed to what the true athleticism is. host: you were talking about the local investigation. we read a lot from the jenkins,, and she talks about two local investigations and calls them out for some praise in this whole story. she says in the washington post, "to date there have been two beautiful law