[laughter] ultimately the important point is relying on pollock and trying to parse pollock versu hubbard ignores the effect of the 16 amendment. this was an amendment to the constituti tt was designed to restore a pre-existing power and the right way to look at what that power means is to look how it had actually been exercised. >> justice sotomayor. >> i don't fault the parties for shooting for the stars and but i guess the tenor of the questions is nobody is happy with anybody's definition of anything, ok? you started by suggesting a narrow ruling. i think there are two ways to never really will. tell me if one is better than the other if at all. firs wcan say there is a realization requirement. here, it was realized because the corporation reiz it. you have to deal with justice gorsuch's concern that you waive that argument. i may disagree wi h but that we can work out among ourselves. we could rule that way. or we could dithe way justice kavanaugstred his question which is we assume there is a realization requirement. and it was met here. which of the two ways should we do it and how

i would like to-wait, we didn't hear from executive officer pollock. >> my apology. forgot i was going to present on item 5, which is the battery energy storage system study and this is also another study as part of clean powersf program, the mou between lafco and sfpuc and give me one moment to share my screen again. the item before you is approval of purchase order with apup north america to work on battery energy storage system study for an amount not to exceed $75 thousand. a little background, this is the first consultant we are looking to hire as part of the new mou with the puc. we developed a 2 phase scope of work and really appreciate the input we got from the puc, mike has been very helpful and providing technical input from their team. also, department of environment has been very helpful. i like to thank berry hooper a expert in the field who is really provided a lot of insight and then also got input from the department of building indeckz inspection and fire department. we developed a two phase approach. the first phase is focusing on r3 occupancy build

and he says pollock was a special ceremonial occasion forheourt.he greatest lawyers of the day appeared for both sides. the greatest lawyers for the day didn't understand that there was hubbard that had supported the attorney arguing for the government just didn't realize ey had hubbardn e book that supported their position? >> maybe they missed an opportunity me a good argument in that case. [laughter] ultimately the important point is relying on llk and trying to parse plo versus hubbard ignores the effe othe 16th amendment. this was an amendment to the cotitution that was designed restore a pre-existing power and the right way to look at what that power means is to look at how it had actually been exercised. >> justice sotomayor. >> don't fault the parties for shooting for the stars and but i guess the tenor of the questions is nobody is happy with anybody's denion of anhi, ok? you started by suggesting a narrow ruling. i think there e o ways to never really will. tell me if one is better than the other if atll. first, we can say there is a real

must make decisions, because any... as we discussed earlier, crab sticks, when there is surimi from pollocke are not crab sticks, these are all relics from a long time ago. more complete information, which, if we need to carry out checks, so that it is from colleagues. unfortunately, it doesn’t always work out, today it’s organizationally, namely in information exchange with our colleagues from rospotrebnadzor, because communication is difficult, they have their own approaches, we have our own approaches, we need it if an enterprise produces products that fall into the field of view of consumer supervision from... its detection side, we just need to know these detections, so for today we have in our electronic systems have a complete history of almost all importing enterprises of our manufacturers, in this history we have everything, enhanced laboratory controls, detections, it’s like in a bank today, you can understand whether they will give you a loan or not, but here you can understand, you whether you are buying these products correctly or not, we do not disseminate this information, we

joining us live now to talk about it is julia pollock, chief economist at the hiring platform ziprecruiter. julia, thanks for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> so looking at this, did we get good news or bad news today? >> so here's the thing about these reports. they're noisy. the statistical noise in these reports is enormous. last month's report showed more than 300,000 workers were no longer being employed in the household. survey and this month showed a massive increase of over 700,000. and so if you look at those numbers from one month to the next, you will sound like a crazy person. instead said, it's good to zoom out, look at all of the indicators together and have a more holistic picture. this report was also funny because of the strikes that happened that made last month's look a lot worse than it was in this month's. a lot better. >> oh, right. because a lot more deals have been cut. people are back at work. but let's talk about what are some of those other indicators, because we're just looking at that 3.7% unemployment rate. we're looking at the 190,000 jobs added in novemb

are saying she might be joining the race in order to ultimately help putting when dw is jennifer pollock. it took a closer look you can see the sofa is planning to run as an independent anti war challenger to fly to me, a protein in next year's presidential elections. and the she wouldn't have a great about this today. the situation in russia is such that those people who could represent citizens with democratic views and values and the upcoming elections are either in prison, have their rights restricted, are under criminal prosecution to, or have chosen to leave all of them. let me give it to you, but until you would think of them, since the idea arose, why there shouldn't be a woman, as presidents as a symbol of softness, kindness and feelings that the need i immunization you to solve. a says she's aware of the risk of be openly critical of the kremlin. she's already been interrogated over her opposition to the war in ukraine. and shortly after she made an appeal for campaign funds via social media transfers to her bank account for blocked. despite this, didn't solve a has had to coun

fish in our production, these are white fish caviar, herring caviar, capelin caviar, cod caviar, pollocke products from valuable types of caviar, fish species, this is pink salmon caviar and caviar , from time to time we use all raw materials from each manufacturer, once every six months undergoes... tests for all standardized safety indicators in other independent laboratories that are accredited for this type of activity, so each of our suppliers is generally subject to complete control twice a year, this allows us to select and retain only the most stable suppliers of raw materials . not only muscles, but also the brain need constant training. at first glance, it may seem that intelligence and erudition are far from sports, but we will prove that this is not at all the case, the lexicon of which sport belongs the term jep, martial arts, martial arts, of course, jep is a blow, let’s say, with the front hand. connected logic and correctly answered the question: according to the rules of the game, participants must go through four periods, answering not the easiest questions, this is a d

meat, we make pieces, carcass, and skin, they process more here, thinning per shift: the russian pollockplant is part of one of the largest fisheries in russia, the russian fishing company, annually from here belarus purchases about 15,000 tons of mentai, twice as much herring. fili is ready to go to the inspection table, here we are the most important people, the most important people, yes, these are the people who last see the fillet, they are on the x-ray table, x-raying the fillet for the presence of parasites. abandoned bones, bruises, a black film of treasure, they are the most final people, that is, not a single bone will slip through, you see, everything is left, it glows, it glows, this is a defect, a defect of a machine, they refine it later, a closed cycle is extracted by the fleet russian fishing company in one of the cleanest waters of the world ocean, the berring and okhotsk seas, their vessels, export, but also process the most stringent technologies, sales markets, russia, usa, south korea, countries of the european union and belarus, if not mentai, then crab sticks from

and we are just preparing the dough for chakchak, how interesting, i have never cooked chak-chak, pollockwhat i ’ve been calling her since childhood, which translates to “older mother.” for a wedding, it was traditionally customary to prepare it, yes, but what did they decorate it with? roses can be made from dough or someone can decorate them with marshmallows. chak-chak is a unique dessert that does not limit the artistic imagination of the pastry chef. in the times of the turkic vilmos, chak-chak was made and served on the table real works of art. how thin should the dough be? yes. next, we cut this layer rolled out into strips, that ’s what i do, that’s it, yeah, that’s it, but it’s interesting, it makes you gain weight quickly, oh, i don’t know how often you can eat it. the main thing is with tea, now we put these ready-made pieces of ours, similar to noodles, in hot oil, you need to wait until they change color, delicious, french fries, chuck-chuck, tatar-style. next you need to prepare a syrup that will glue these pieces of chagchag together, sugar, two glasses of sugar and a half-

bring in washington free beacon contributor noah pollock. words. where is this conversation going, first on the left? >> this is a big issue, including the war with israel and hamas. there is a rift opening between progressive wing of democratic party and democrats who would like to win elections and the border is really this kind of open wound and i don't think the weirdly honest statements by those we saw from representative castro, he said, the reason we're not willing to take action on this problem that is destructive for the country, millions of people flowing across the border is because donald trumps things we don't like and talks about cracking down on the border so we can't do anything. that is deeply unserious way to handle a issue of this magnitude. >> brian: democratic mayor of new york, used to be a biden disciple, he visited 10 times and can't get anywhere and now the city council -- citizens in inner city chicago demanding to get rid of the sanctuary status of that state now. >> right, it is an amazing virtue signalling and vi

production, we produce: and our waste is all processed, this is flour, fish, fat, processing is mainly pollocknth year we started, started working, started working, mainly russia, but there was also export, well, in particular belarus, we work with the santa bremer company, representatives of this company buy frozen caviar from us, process it, belarus buys from us, bought, at least , buys regularly, everyone. tone of caviar , ice cream that beats, fish, so far there have been no requests, but we are ready to consider, consider all options, make more canned food, they say some are just very, very cool, very tasty, at least all the locals, when they found out, learned that we were coming to you, they said, here’s a cannon, yes, you know, we make canned food from liver, mentha, so the canning industry produced a maximum of 4,000 cans, that’s per day. the raw materials are not frozen, these are fresh raw materials, here we have a kind of dirty area, the liver is cleaned, packed, packaged, rolled out, we also have equipment for the production of fish, canned fish, including squid, we roll the liver

fishing industry , the beginning of fish supplies to belarus, these are garbusha, and flounder, and pollockion will also develop, and the products of sakhalin producers will delight belarusian citizens. what volumes of fish can we expect in belarus, are there any agreements here, this is the first batch for the belarusians to try, in what volume, and the first batches that we have been observing during the first year are still small batches, about 200 tons of fish products were supplied to the territory of the republic of belarus, and the market itself will tell you which products are more in demand in what volumes are needed supply, we will, of course, provide the demand that is generated in the territory of the republic. and now a short break - cooking. in yuzhnosalinsk we were invited to a restaurant where the chef prepared two dishes. remember those who want to experience the island flavors. a minimum set of ingredients, the cuisine is as simple as possible, for example, smelt, catfish. and what is its difference? this is a cucumber flavor, well, the fact that it is caught in large quan

seaworthy dinghy that carried prominent pro annexation, democrats such as andrew jackson and james k pollock, who was shown here in the back of the dinghy as a rooster. the dinghy is being towed by a steamer named ballot box, now going up to salt river was a popular political phrase that meant a candidate was headed for sure defeat d political oblivion, which obviously is what bailey is hoping for. for polk, in 1844, a closer examine portion of this lithograph reveals bailey's ingenuity on the end of the steamer, seemingly within grasp of both van buren and tyler martin van buren is shown sitting in the front of the dinghy, stands a cabbage in the shape of a rose. the references in double entendre during the 1840 campaign, when van buren was running for reelection against william henry harrison in john tyler, the whigs proclaimed that they were going to vanquish van buren and send him back to his farm in new york, where he could raise cabbages. for a time, he was also a potential democratic candidate for a potential nominee of the democratic party for president in 1844, presenting the cabbag

seaworthy dinghy that carried prominent pro annexation, democrats such as andrew jackson and james k pollock, who was shown here in the back of the dinghy as a rooster. the dinghy is being towed by a steamer named ballot box, now going up to salt river was a popular political phrase that meant a candidate was headed for sure defeat and political oblivion, which obviously is what bailey is hoping for. for polk, in 1844, a closer examine portion of this lithograph reals bailey's ingenuity on the end of the steamer, seemingly within grasp of both van buren and tyler martin van buren is shown sitting in the front of the dinghy, stands a cabbage in the shape of a rose. the references in double entendre during the 1840 campaign, when van buren was running for reelection against william henry harrison in john tyler, the whigs proclaimed that they were going to vanquish van buren and send him back to his farm in new york, where he could raise cabbages. for a time, he was also a potential democratic candidate for a potential nominee of the democratic party for president in 1844, presenting the cabbag

and most of it's up in around pollock pines and up north of sanford or sacramento, up into the foothillsknow what happens witthese storms is they get going and they move up into the west slope of the sierra nevada and they get hung up and they slow down. they actually wipe down and go slower. so they drop more snow, more precipitation, able to come out. so orographic effect, we talked about it a lot here. san jose, there's the rain bands. that's right. now radar a big system. lots of swell boy it's big today. i saw some pictures from mavericks. it was just kind of stormy. the winds weren't real good for it, but real. it wasn't the kind of wind you'd want on an ideal day, but it was solid 15, 20 foot solid. the temperatures today forecast or two, temperatures tomorrow. the forecast will be a little cooler, obviously, because the next systems got more cold air with it. snow levels will come down a little bit and we'll be in a situation where daytime highs will be upper 50s and be lucky to see low 60s. i think it's going to be a lot of upper 50s tomorrow. and then the five day forecast. so

these are herring, salmon and pollock, quite possibly from here. as if for an operation we wipe here,en instructed, we are led to the workshop. that's it, come to me. we push the horizontal bar, we push, we push, we came for the local flavor, at the entrance we have our own, sanitary inspection officer from brest, originally. here the fish is defrosted at a temperature of 14° for 2 hours. in this situation, we see barbatage, this is the mixing of layers of water so that there is a uniform absorption of raw materials. after sorting, the fish arrives to the badar area where filleting takes place. dividing the carcass into two fillets on our skin, and the backbone part ends up in the waste, goes to the waste belt for waste, but you have waste, or then with it there is waste, which we process into flour, feed flour, that is, roughly speaking, there is saw, there is flour, there is also minced meat, we make pieces, carcass, and skin, more than twenty are processed here.

. >> now, arch, i'm happy to announce that you just called me dumb pollock for the last time. this is my independence day, pal! this is my flag! [ laughter ] >> reporter: same conversations happening in the homes of his 45 million viewers. >> my character, mike, which archie called meat head all the time, was a liberal, was, you know, fought him tooth and nail on every issue. but the way norm was able to do it, he presented both sides. the reason the show was successful, half the people tuned in because they agreed with archie. half the people agreed with mike. >> reporter: carroll o'connor hailed for his character archie who he said was modelled after his own father. >> is it true that your father came up with archie's signature line? oh, edith, meathead. >> edith, looks like we lost a daughter. but we gained a meat head. [ laughter ] >> that's real life? >> yes, that's real life. >> reporter: all in the family was just the beginning. lear would create and develop more shows brimming with candor like "sanford and son." >> b. b. king is going to kill me! [ laughter ] i'm going

the fact that he has been in office this long is a pollock -- is appalling.he republicans [indiscernible] host: next up we have ken in arkansas who agrees. caller: i agreecaller: that he should be -- caller: i agree that he should be out of here. when i was 15 in the early 1970's, i was charged with petty theft first offense. i went before the judge and he gave me 22 more days, court costs, and two years probation. here we have donald j. trump, disgraced, twice impeached, guilty of sexual assault, guilty of fraud, and 91 felony charges. if this guy don't go, there is going to be a judge out there that put him under the jail. host: and he in fairfax, california and agrees -- and disagrees. caller: i think the voters can vote him out. i would like to address a question you had on the other day about the american dream, is it still possible. i feel the american dream is not going to be possible until we take care of our back, -- take care of our bad karma for in the dishes -- for indigenous people and black people of yourself. i feel like it is impossible to hav

the fact that he has been in office this long is a pollock -- is appalling.he republicans [indiscernible] host: next up we have ken in arkansas who agrees. caller: i agreecaller: that he should be -- caller: i agree that he should be out of here. when i was 15 in the early 1970's, i was charged with petty theft first offense. i went before the judge and he gave me 22 more days, court costs, and two years probation. here we have donald j. trump, disgraced, twice impeached, guilty of sexual assault, guilty of fraud, and 91 felony charges. if this guy don't go, there is going to be a judge out there that put him under the jail. host: and he in fairfax, california and agrees -- and disagrees. caller: i think the voters can vote him out. i would like to address a question you had on the other day about the american dream, is it still possible. i feel the american dream is not going to be possible until we take care of our back, -- take care of our bad karma for in the dishes -- for indigenous people and black people of yourself. i feel like it is impossible to hav

to come to life, but in this case, this actually started as a possible pip between you and sydney pollockwith troy county martin, back in the 1990s, and it was -- it took a lot to get this finally to be able to start shooting it. there was something ironic about that because everything you're doing with your planning is all theory, but what's it going to be like to direct the film. when you're actually directing the film, it really is day one and everything is brand new and fresh. >> yeah, you know, the thing i love, there's so many things i love about this movie, but the thing that you explore is what i've often said before about artists. i've talked to parents of artists before who talk about the chaos in their lives, and i said they're artists, i don't know if i'd want to meet mozart and beethoven but i still listen to them centuries later. ferrari was like that, you have a man who was so precise, so exact in the factory while his personal life is absolute chaos. talk about that contrast. >> it's fascinating. it is the torrid passionate personal life that really is the -- was the hook