herbert bank crisis. they'd shut their doors the. new york stock exchange was shut indefinitely. 34 of the 48 states had closed their. and so fdr realized that the first thing they had to do was restore in the banking system and get those banks back open because but those banks closed the economy was collapsing in on itself. the government was going to have trouble paying its bills. and so he calls this a holiday, which is a good marketing technique. and he says look, we're going to close the banks. and over the course of next week, we're going to begin to test them. we're going to going to figure out which of these banks is which is doing really well. we can open it up. and when we open a bank, you can be assured that this bank is going to be stable for you to take the money out from under your mattresses where americans been storing it because they were concerned about bank collapses. you could take that money out of your mattress and put it back the bank. and this was big move to close all the banks in the country. and it was one

herbert bank crisis. they'd shut their doors the. new york stock exchange was shut indefinitely. 34 of the 48 states had closed their. and so fdr realized that the first thing they had to do was restore in the banking system and get those banks back open because but those banks closed the economy was collapsing in on itself. the government was going to have trouble paying its bills. and so he calls this a holiday, which is a good marketing technique. and he says look, we're going to close the banks. and over the course of next week, we're going to begin to test them. we're going to going to figure out which of these banks is which is doing really well. we can open it up. and when we open a bank, you can be assured that this bank is going to be stable for you to take the money out from under your mattresses where americans been storing it because they were concerned about bank collapses. you could take that money out of your mattress and put it back the bank. and this was big move to close all the banks in the country. and it was one

commissioner herbert present. president here we hear commissioner ts cardenas absent and vice presidents as in as is absent. >> president you have a quorum. thank you. the san francisco small business commission and office of small business staff acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the remington alone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the raw material alone we have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the raw material owning community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. please call item two price for item two. we're actually going to move agenda item five. we're going to

his rival for the soul of the gop was reagan's successor, george herbert walker bush. man: congratulations. fareed zakaria: bush was the quintessential establishment republican, determined that america should continue to lead the world after the fall of the berlin wall. he helped reunify germany. george hw bush: germany is united. germany is free. tonight, the battle has been joined. fareed zakaria: and he led an international coalition to kick saddam hussein out of kuwait. reporter: the skies over baghdad have been illuminated. fareed zakaria: that victory was swift and convincing. george hw bush: kuwait is liberated. fareed zakaria: bush declared a new world order, led by the usa. george hw bush: a new world order where diverse nations are drawn together in common cause. man: the economy today. woman: the economy. man: the economy. fareed zakaria: but across the nation, many americans did not feel they were winning. reporter: unemployment is the highest in nearly a decade. fareed zakaria: the country was in a recession. pat buchanan: let me tell you about mr. bush's

guarda con benevolencia estos herbert, nuestro papa francesco, en la basílica del sagrado corazón dese salve este día. la santa sede informó que las condiciones clínicas del vicario de cristo no tuvieron cambios, no tuvo fiebre, no requirió ventilación mecánica, no invasiva, pero su pronóstico sigue siendo reservado. desde el vaticano continúa surgiendo el exhorto al mundo para que todas las iglesias y los creyentes, así como aquí en italia, sigan unidos en oración, pidiendo por el papa. y por ello con el mismo sentimiento en español surgieron también las súplicas para que la virgen de montserrat y santiago apóstol las lleven hasta el cielo. la oración no falla, no falla todo. no nos falla la esperanza, no falla la fe. el padre montesinos aprovechó su viaje desde españa para unirse a la misa. aseguró que se aferran a la espenza como su líder. les ha enseñado que la voluntad de dios siempre es la mejor para nosotros, aunque a veces no la entendamos. pero creemos también que en esta situación crítica que está viviendo el papa francisco se sienta rápidamente restablecido. desde el hospi

corporal jeremy herbert. [applause] officer gary hurts. [applause] sergeant paul pastoric. [applause] and officer timothy baldwin. [applause] these are four of the most extraordinary marylanders that i have ever met. people who responded to the moment, because our people needed it. and right now, guys, the people of maryland are calling on us to follow their example. to choose the tough things instead of the simple things. to confront crisis with compassion and courage and competence and calm. to meet the moment and to prove that we can stare down our greatest challenges knowing that we won't flinch, the challenge will. many marylanders are scared. they're trying to figure out where things are and how things are going for them and their families. they're looking to us to provide the solutions. to know they're going to be ok. and i know we are not going to agree on everything. but i want us to agree on this. let's stand united in our commitment to working together. democrats and republicans, to do what is required in this moment, let's prove the skeptic works. put politics t

he wasn't herbert hoover, in other words. and that was enough basically to get elected. but he had all that time not only to campaign for an agenda, but to recruit a staff and a cabinet. all of that was denied. it because he had those three days in which to prepare to be president. he walked into richard nixon's white house. richard nixon was gone. but his white house staff were there. richard nixon, the cabinet was there. and there was bound to be an element of friction between old timers, if you will, and that and the newcomers after ford gave that speech. there was a receiving line in the state dining room and an opportunity. a picture was taken with the new president. i talked to several people, veterans of the nixon administration, who were by no means apologists for prediction and his watergate conduct. but they they they described a situation perfectly understandable in which you could see the nixon people, which is to say, most of the people who were in the white house kind of peel off and go and go back to their offices rather than stand in line to have a pictur

. >> president herbert. >> hoover's idea, but. >> he did sign them into law. and that. >> went a long way. >> to. >> making him a one term president. driven out of office by the. governor of new york, franklin. >> delano roosevelt. >> who then led the country. >> out of the. >> republican created depressio. with the stock. market crashing again today, donald trump. announced that he would. >> what he lyingly. called a pause, a. >> pause of. >> the. implementation of some of his. illegal tariffs. >> against canada. >> and mexico. >> for one month. >> his standard pause period. that is, the second month. >> of. >> pausing donald trump has done with his own disastrously bad idea. and when donald trump has an idea that he really believes in, like closing down all humanity, humanitarian assistance by. >> the government of the united. >> states anywhere in the world, he does it immediately take food out of the mouths of starving babies. >> in the. >> middle of a famine in sudan. donald trump does that. on the spot. >> no pause. >> donald trump has issued no pause in

those tariffs were not president herbert hoover's idea, but he did sign them into law. and that went a. >> long. >> way to making him a one term president, driven out of office by the governor of new york, franklin delano roosevelt, who then led the country out of the republican created depression. with the stock market crashing again today, donald trump announced that he would what he lyingly called a pause, a pause of the implementation of some of his illegal tariffs against canada and mexico. for one month, his standard pause period. that is, the second month of pausing donald trump has done with his own disastrously bad idea. and when donald trump has an idea that he really believes in, like closing down all humanity, humanitarian assistance by the government of the united states anywhere in the world, he does it immediately take food out of the mouths of starving babies in the middle of a famine in sudan. donald trump does that on the spot. no pause. donald trump has issued no pause in elon musk's complete destruction of the united states agency for international d

herbert spencer is social statics the constitution does not embody a particular economic theory whether of paternal in the organic relation of the citizen to the state or of laissez faire. holmes therefore staked out a position from his position of skepticism ism that any law that the legislatures pass has to be constitutional unless it is so utterly irrational that it cannot possibly be justified. well, this kind of skepticism has consequences cause later he wrote the odious opinion. in buck bell, which upheld a regulation from virginia that had required the forced sterilization of the mentally retarded. so when you pursue this idea of complete abdication of judicial rights, usually you do lead to the unbridled and right of majoritarianism. now there's constantly been a tension in constitutional between the limited role that the judiciary is supposed to hold our government role with which i normally fully agree and the right of the people to govern themselves through their legislature. but what happened with the rejection of locher and i would love to talk about adkins feet children's

this is herbert weiner. now one of my concerns is that seniors and the disabled have really been neglected by this board and by the city favorite . now certainly serve their place on the throne but then this stable and also the motorists have under presented they should even be sitting on this board. so when you do consider both card and just let's have it wait. you deserve a seat at the table. there's no question about that. now this is the new administration of that it this plan like a new penalty for making changes and really should admit this. >> and right now any expenditures by the cost is a reimbursement. and i just that's so crazy that mention amtrak commissions new pitching and paying for what incentives and fees and no money should be given because at this time during this crisis thank you thank you. no other speakers. >> we will now close public comment. secretary silva please call the next item. directors that places you on item 13 your consent calendar. these items are considered to be routine a