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creative solutions and change and as a result of naming this clinic in her honor it really cements her leg acy of work in the city and county of san francisco so thank you so much for being here and at this time i like to introduce dr. hammer in charge of all the various clinics that serve the public in our city. we had a number of opening including maxine hall. my grandmother used to use maxine hall. so many african american seniors and clinics in the bayview and mission and think of the extraordinary histraphy of the clinics and what they provided when people in these communities had no alternative. this clinic first opened in 1917 and has been serving the community through the aids epidemic, through the fentanyl crisis and now all of the things we have to deal with and so we are really grateful for her leadership so ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dr. hammer. [applause] >> good morning madam mayor and gathered guest. holly hammer director of ambulatory care for the department of public health. it is a honor to welcome you to our beautiful new marie x martinez health resource center. th

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i don't think it started out as acy conspiracy among all the, let's say, bad actors who i call out in the book, like, they didn't get around a big table in a room and say, okay, how are we going to do all this? how are we going to make this a penn state story? how are we going to use this to bring down joe paterno? no, i don't think that's how this stare started. i think -- this started. i think it started because the former governor and his prosecutors, the head of his criminal division after he was elected governor and his appointed attorney general did want to go after -- didn't want to go after jerry sandusky because going after anybody in relationbu to child sexual abuse is, it's a major thing. it's a very public kind of, kind of indictment of someone. and i think before long it started to morph. i think they charged tim curley and gary schultz with perjury at the same time they charged sandusky, because by charging them, he was not then going to be able to testify at sandusky's rile. had they testified -- trial. had they testified, they would have said, no, we never heard that,

creative solutions and change and as a result of naming this clinic in her honor it really cements her leg acyf work in the city and county of san francisco so thank you so much for being here and at this time i like to introduce dr. hammer in charge of all the various clinics that serve the public in our city. we had a number of opening including maxine hall. my grandmother used to use maxine hall. so many african american seniors and clinics in the bayview and mission and think of the extraordinary histraphy of the clinics and what they provided when people in these communities had no alternative. this clinic first opened in 1917 and has been serving the community through the aids epidemic, through the fentanyl crisis and now all of the things we have to deal with and so we are really grateful for her leadership so ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dr. hammer. [applause] >> good morning madam mayor and gathered guest. holly hammer director of ambulatory care for the department of public health. it is a honor to welcome you to our beautiful new marie x martinez health resource center. this

c-span as a public service along wit these other television providers giving you a front row seat to acy. >> the state of the union is strong because you the american people are strong. >> president biden delivers the annual state of the union address outlining his priorities to congress on tuesday february 7, first state of the union speech since republicans one back control of the house and he is the republican response and take your phone calls, texts and tweets. watch live coverage on the state of the union beginning a p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. coming up next, discussion on climate related legislation affects congress' current budget appropriations process rate environmental energy study institute held this event. >> all right, we are going to get started it's been three years, thanks for your patience. i'd like to say, welcome to congressional climate, i am dan% with the environment so studies institute. me and my colleagues panelists, we are going to be your counselors today. we are going to hear about budget appropriations p

is that real outragedemocrat ovo actions or is it a desirvees aci to turn the page? it's a couple of things. it's definitely outrage and it's definitely all of them being on the record locally, visually, vociferously last august int o his january about the mar-a-lago reid. these arthe peopleese who canna answer a straight question about classified documents being where they shouldn't be in joe biden's possession withou ont mentioning the word answe trump, trump, trump, trump.ythi. donald trump is their answer for everything. and on this one , we reallyto cm should resist that temptation. it's very easy to comparpaes ar the two. e i think the facts arbette better for donald trump. if you really diu g into the fbd went to mar-a-lago, they said, please put a stronger lock. t they did that surveillance camera in secret service there. joe biden has hid personal attorneys. i think in addition, to the brilliant analysis from greg jarrett a moment ago about them serving their candidate, their client and not the public interest. in addition, he claime rneys.d attorney-client

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uncovered ine a private unsecured office at the biden's center for diplomacy and engagement in marks acy and engagement in personal. >> now, this reportedly includes secret material surroundg the s the uk, iran, ukraine. now, to put itt simply, thanks to joe biden, america's mostaroi sensitive secrets were floatingd around in an unsecured office t that was bought and paid forhe by the ccp. perhaps somethiniog nefariouuss as a play or maybe it's joe biden. he's just like sandy berger, he no, sandy berger.oo he took documents. he shoved down his pants, his backside in his socks. and everyone saideryb ody on the democratic, just sloo he didn't do it on purpose.y itfe accidentally fellll into h pants. now, either way, according media e demoway, according to the media mob incrat the democraticic party, this is alet' serious offense. t let's go back and listen to what biden said only four short months ago when he wase on "60 minutes". one of those rare interviews he gives take a when you saw the photograph of the top secret documents laid out on the floor at mar-a-lago, g what did you think to

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creative solutions and change and as a result of naming this clinic in her honor it really cements her leg acy of work in the city and county of san francisco so thank you so much for being here and at this time i like to introduce dr. hammer in charge of all the various clinics that serve the public in our city. we had a number of opening including maxine hall. my grandmother used to use maxine hall. so many african american seniors and clinics in the bayview and mission and think of the extraordinary histraphy of the clinics and what they provided when people in these communities had no alternative. this clinic first opened in 1917 and has been serving the community through the aids epidemic, through the fentanyl crisis and now all of the things we have to deal with and so we are really grateful for her leadership so ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dr. hammer. [applause] >> good morning madam mayor and gathered guest. holly hammer director of ambulatory care for the department of public health. it is a honor to welcome you to our beautiful new marie x martinez health resource center. th

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license is free and are suited to show that we appreciate them for creating opportunities will invest in aci citywide apprenticeship for young people so address the shortage will pay for that and we will streamline permanent licensing and fees so we can make sure the small businesses can open up throughout the city in record time and we can hold ourselves accountable to those measure. >> sophia king. >> if we don't have faith communities in good schools, companies and people are going to continue to leave our city. be intentional about small businesses. i represent the michael recent development which is being heralded as one of the most equitable developments in the city. we've got a $25 millionon commitment to schools, , 20% commitment to affordable housing on site and we were very intentional about writing down prices for small businesses. we have to be very intentional about making sure our small businesses can stay in the city of chicago. >> same question kam buckner. >> we are i bleeding. we are bleeding businesses. we saw with boeing. we are seeing it with the bears. rinsing with mom

who is concerned that the building is out of scale with the adjacent buildings, cuts off acis sess to mid-block open space and exceeds the minimum rear yard setback. the proposed alternatives are to remove the 4th floor entirely and reduce the third floor to the footprint of what is proposed as the 4th floor. to date the department has received 3 letters in opposition and no letters of support in the project. staff supports this project as it complies with both the planning code and residential design guidelines. the massing is scaled and articulated in a appropriate manner to minimize impact to light and air while at the same time not severely impacting access to or minimize to mid-block open space. the project matches front and rear walls of the neighboring building to the west which intern is (inaudible) by a building-neighboring building existing building four story apartment building to its west. the project contains the rear yard by averaging the adjacent neighbor to the west. the project complies with required front and rear yard setback and scaled to be sign primarily from the

creative solutions and change and as a result of naming this clinic in her honor it really cements her leg acy of work in the city and county of san francisco so thank you so much for being here and at this time i like to introduce dr. hammer in charge of all the various clinics that serve the public in our city. we had a number of opening including maxine hall. my grandmother used to use maxine hall. so many african american seniors and clinics in the bayview and mission and think of the extraordinary histraphy of the clinics and what they provided when people in these communities had no alternative. this clinic first opened in 1917 and has been serving the community through the aids epidemic, through the fentanyl crisis and now all of the things we have to deal with and so we are really grateful for her leadership so ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dr. hammer. [applause] >> good morning madam mayor and gathered guest. holly hammer director of ambulatory care for the department of public health. it is a honor to welcome you to our beautiful new marie x martinez health resource center. th

creative solutions and change and as a result of naming this clinic in her honor it really cements her leg acy of work in the city and county of san francisco so thank you so much for being here and at this time i like to introduce dr. hammer in charge of all the various clinics that serve the public in our city. we had a number of opening including maxine hall. my grandmother used to use maxine hall. so many african american seniors and clinics in the bayview and mission and think of the extraordinary histraphy of the clinics and what they provided when people in these communities had no alternative. this clinic first opened in 1917 and has been serving the community through the aids epidemic, through the fentanyl crisis and now all of the things we have to deal with and so we are really grateful for her leadership so ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dr. hammer. [applause] >> good morning madam mayor and gathered guest. holly hammer director of ambulatory care for the department of public health. it is a honor to welcome you to our beautiful new marie x martinez health resource center. th

creative solutions and change and as a result of naming this clinic in her honor it really cements her leg acyity and county of san francisco so thank you so much for being here and at this time i like to introduce dr. hammer in charge of all the various clinics that serve the public in our city. we had a number of opening including maxine hall. my grandmother used to use maxine hall. so many african american seniors and clinics in the bayview and mission and think of the extraordinary histraphy of the clinics and what they provided when people in these communities had no alternative. this clinic first opened in 1917 and has been serving the community through the aids epidemic, through the fentanyl crisis and now all of the things we have to deal with and so we are really grateful for her leadership so ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dr. hammer. [applause] >> good morning madam mayor and gathered guest. holly hammer director of ambulatory care for the department of public health. it is a honor to welcome you to our beautiful new marie x martinez health resource center. this brand new spac

a promise to become a more perfect union a celebration of amar'e tock acy, a young man whose strength comes from god and family. we have seen our nation's heart of empathy. one that blesses us with opportunity to dream, strugglings overcome, and the ult mass prize to inspire and bless others. god bless demar, the hamiln family, teammates, and football community. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> today i congratulate my alma mater, the university of georgia, on their dominating victory over the t.c.u. horned frogs in monday's national championship. mrs. greene: last year the bulldogs ended a four decade long national championship drought. this year they became the first team in the playoff era to win back-to-back titles. coach kirby smart has built an incredible program with incredibl

creative solutions and change and as a result of naming this clinic in her honor it really cements her leg acy of work in the city and county of san francisco so thank you so much for being here and at this time i like to introduce dr. hammer in charge of all the various clinics that serve the public in our city. we had a number of opening including maxine hall. my grandmother used to use maxine hall. so many african american seniors and clinics in the bayview and mission and think of the extraordinary histraphy of the clinics and what they provided when people in these communities had no alternative. this clinic first opened in 1917 and has been serving the community through the aids epidemic, through the fentanyl crisis and now all of the things we have to deal with and so we are really grateful for her leadership so ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dr. hammer. [applause] >> good morning madam mayor and gathered guest. holly hammer director of ambulatory care for the department of public health. it is a honor to welcome you to our beautiful new marie x martinez health resource center. th

different layerzthis particularzr lunacy case with, a load of different layerzthis particular chap acyo it. this particular chap posed as a 14 year old boy when he was a man. and i think most people would argue it's pretty obvious he was a man previously convicted . a double murder in convicted. a double murder in serbia denied asylum in norway for drug dealing, etc, was men for drug dealing, etc, was men for money on the street and was posing with knives on social media was of course, crucially and i think this has gone underreported placed in a school with children reports from those parents suggesting that there was assaults taking place there etc. and also as well some pictures from female classmates going to him which again is another layer of sickening behaviour here, isn't there then? now of course he committed a murder for which he's been sentenced to 29 years. i've had emails coming on this thick and fast. gb views. gb news .uk and the overbearing one that i can see at the minute is what do you have do get a full life term? have do to get a full life term? okay, minimum 29 yea

health service, struggling with staff shortages and lack of capacity. staff shortages and lack of ca aci lack of caaci . ~ �* staff shortages and lack of capacity-— staff shortages and lack of caaci ~ ., , capacity. we can't have sticking classes, capacity. we can't have sticking classes. we _ capacity. we can't have sticking classes, we can't _ capacity. we can't have sticking classes, we can't have - capacity. we can't have sticking classes, we can't have quick - capacity. we can't have sticking i classes, we can't have quick fixes. we got a plan to get the people into the jobs that we need, to fill those vacancies, the extra doctors, extra nurses, extra clinicians and care workers. we do that by abolishing the non— dom tax giveaways that benefit those people who work in the uk but don't pay tax here. that can't be justifiable anymore, and we will use that 5.2 billion to invest in the largest expansion of the workforce that the nhs has ever seen. ., , ., ., ., seen. on top of that, there are strikes. ambulance _ seen. on top of that, there are strikes. ambulance workers, . strikes. amb

analysis for the one asylum seeker to stay in this country each year and therefore the total budget of the acito police to the legal services is around 8 to £10 billion a year. so removing them 8000 is actually small feet in the grand scheme of the costs of asylum and immigration. yeah. and the ongoing cost as well. the royal borough of windsor and maidenhead came on earlier this week accounts that are from there and that that there and told me that that councils already had to fin d £1 councils already had to find £1 million which equated supposedly to a 1.5% increase in every single member's tax in order to accommodate and look after the child migrants who'd come over who are now in that particular ward , its jurisdiction, as it ward, its jurisdiction, as it were, which is a staggered amounts of money. the other thing that jane off of ukip mentioned, which i'm keen to get your views in terms of her solution, given all people's poll revealed that 57% of people think that that's going to naff all about what's going on in the channel do you think that disused shipping could actually be in the c