he's the author of seven books, including adam smith in his his time and ours. and jerry will speak to us on the influence of dutch commercialism on the founders here. thank you. can you hear me back there? if you can't see me not missing anything in 17th century. the most important innovations in thinking about the relationship between, politics and commerce were from holland. also known as the dutch republic or the united provinces of the netherlands. what happened there led to a kind of internal transformation of. the civic republican tradition in western thought. that tradition going back to the ancient greek city states that had emphasized the nobility of self-sacrifice on behalf of the city, state of military service, in defense of the state and participation in government. in that tradition, there was great suspicion of commerce. people in this tradition thought of commerce and the pursuit of wealth as leading to what they called corruption. that is when citizens put their private interests above of the commonwealth and its defense. now, in the course of

smith with his questions. >> thank you. thank you, chairman smith. china has a long history of engaging in unfair trade practices, and this committee has invested a tremendous amount amount of time in exposing those activities, most notably china's use of our de minimis policy to avoid paying us tariffs. last congress we approved legislation that would have prohibited the use of de minimis on any imports subject to president trump's 301 tariffs. this would have eliminated the privilege for 70% of chinese imports. imports coming into the country from china under the de minimis policy spiked from 208 million packages in 2018 to more than 640 million in 2023, a 208% increase. there's a lot of evidence that china's abuse of de minimis accelerated to try to evade president trump's section 301 tariffs without significant reforms, de minimis entries will undermine new tariffs that president trump imposes this term. do you agree that reforming de minimis is an urgent priority to further strengthen president trump's tariff and trade agenda? fox -- >> thank yo

send it to jack smith. that arranged person. >> targeting an individual firm, individuals who aren't jack smith. >> excuse me. i was targeted for four years. you don't tell me about targeting. i was the target of corrupt politicians for four years. so don't talk to me about targeting. >> there are approximately 2 million federal employees right now. by the end of your term what would you like that number to be? >> it will be lower, but i can't tell you. i ran on tariffs and making our country rich and that's what it's going to do. we are going to be doing something else that's very good. we are going to be selling a gold card. we are going to be putting up price on that card of about $5 million and that's going to give you green card privileges plus. it's going to be a route to citizenship and wealthy people will be coming into our country by buying this card. they will be paying a lot of taxes and employing a lot of people and we think it's going to be extremely successful. never been done before. and some

cynthia erivo, will smith, cynthia nixon and kate winslet, who is the odd one out? >> will smith because he's nonoa little gay. >> did they all run for governor of new york except for kate winslet? >> the odd one out is will smith. >> you were right. >> the cynthia's and kate winslet are all one award away from an egot, while will smith needs an emmy and a tony to complete the set. so got to get will and kat's them up there slapping. >> yeah. >> and will smith is the only one with an actual oscar knockout, though. >> does anybody know which actor? bonus points. which actor is credited with creating the term egot? >> whoopi. >> the actor who coined the term egot was philip michael thomas, who played detective tubbs in miami vice. >> yay! >> who is his partner? >> oh, that's don johnson. >> no. >> ricardo. >> crockett. >> crockett. >> crockett and. >> and in 1984, he said, quote, hopefully in the next five years, i will win all of those awards. he did not win any of those awards. i'm a coined the term nick watt. i win. an naacp award on the front end. and there you go

chair scott: senator smith. sen. smith: thanks to ranking member warren and chair scott and all of our panelists and i appreciate you being here and your families. i will start with mr. mckernan and get to mr. pulte if i have time. the trump administration and republicans in congress have repeatedly attacked the cfpb and challenged its legitimacy, branding it as a rogue partisan agency that is out of control. president trump and republican colleagues and even you have said the cfpb faces a crisis of legitimacy and yet it seems to me this crisis is caused by people all the way up to the president undermining the legitimacy of the cfpb and declaring it is not legitimate. this is a bit like an arsonist starting a fire and yelling fire. you are in and on position. -- you are in an unenviable position, nominated to lead the agency your bosses say should be killed off. elon musk says the agency should rest in peace. it bothered me you cannot say straight up returning $21 billion stolen from american consumers, you cannot s

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joining me now to discuss this case is fred smith. he's a constitutional law professor at emory university. thank you for coming in studio. >> thank you so much. >> so what's the central question here? i understand it revolves around this extra requirement. >> that's exactly right. so in this particular situation, marlene ames had been an employee for the ohio youth department, and she was demoted. and she also was passed over for a job. and the demotion ended up going to a gay man at the position that she held and the position that she applied for in terms of promotion went to a gay woman. and so she's arguing that she was discriminated against because she was straight in some federal courts, including the federal court that governs ohio, where she lives. she has to show background facts that make it particularly persuasive to the court that she was discriminated against. and that's because she's not a member of a historically discriminated against group. so, um, when it comes to straight individuals or white individuals who are argu

in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. there's a new member of san francisco's leadership team. mayor daniel lurie today swore in former u.s. attorney wilson liang to fill a seat in the police commission. the board of supervisors confirmed liang for the post on tuesday. the board also removed former commissioner max carter this week. mayor lori says he is confident leon will help make san francisco safer. wilson is extremely qualified for this role with 14 years as a federal prosecutor and his private sector experience. he has the expertise to help our police department keep people safe. the mayor also announced he's appointing gun violence prevention advocate maddie scott to the police commission. identity theft can be very destructive. now, one bay area police department is providing support for people whose identities have been stolen. today, san jose police launched an online tool. it will connect identity theft victims with a counselor through the san jose police website. that counselor can offer support and guidance

christie smith, nbc bay area news. well, a show of support for ukraine in san francisco this afternoon. this was the first demonstration in the bay area following the oval office clash between president trump and ukraine president volodymyr zelensky. this was on friday. ukraine is not for sale. ukraine is not for sale. hundreds of people gathered at harry bridges plaza, many of them ukrainian americans. people we talked to say they were outraged by the president's b my entire family is still in ukraine. pretty close to the front lines. so a lot of my, like, people i know are fighting in ukraine. my best friend is a war journalist who has seen a lot of what's happening and talked to a lot of families and our defenders. so i can't stay silent. organizers hope to put pressure on the trump administration to improve its relationship with ukraine. meanwhile, european leaders are rallying around the ukrainian president, the uk pledging billions in support for ukraine. prime minister keir starmer vowed to bolster ukraine to al

in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news.l comes a week after park rangers at yosemite hung that upside down american flag atop el capitan. it happened as thousands of visitors came to the park to witness the firefall spectacle that happens when the setting sun illuminates horsetail falls. the upside down flag is known as a signal of distress. this just into our newsroom, 49ers wide receiver deebo samuel is headed to the nfc east. the team has traded the veteran to the washington commanders in exchange for a fifth round draft pick. a source confirmed the move with nbc sports bay area. samuel requested a trade this offseason after a disappointing 2024 season, one in which he scored only three touchdowns. the move will reunite the wide receiver with former 49ers assistant general manager adam peters, who now serves as the commanders gm. deebo played for the 49ers for six seasons, where he scored 22 touchdowns and almost five, and had almost 5000 receiving yards. the deal won't be official until march 12th. turning now to our we

in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. the protest could also be seen at yosemite park today as well. signs were posted in front of the park's webcams. one read stand up for public land and the people who protect it. another urged people to call their local lawmakers. this comes a week after park rangers at yosemite hung up an upside down american flag atop el capitan. it happened as thousands visited the park to witnes firefall, a spectacle that happens when the setting sun illuminates horsetail falls. the upside down flag is known as a signal of distress. do not comply. that is the message at a rally for trans rights in san francisco today. hundreds gathered at the corner of turk and taylor streets, a historic location for lgbtq rights. now, in 1996, trans women fought back against police harassment. the event became known as the compton's cafeteria riot. today, speakers at the do not comply rally blasted the white house's anti lgbtq policies, including the decision last week to bar trans people from serving in the milit

reporting live in hayward christie smith, nbc bay area news. all right, christie, thank you. a live look outside across the bay area right now. things have dried out a bit after some showers earlier today, but the high surf, well, that's not going anywhere. and an advisory remains i in effect. you can see the big waves in pacifica this afternoon splashing over the railing. although down in capitola, the beach did reopen today. the rough surf yesterday led to several rescues forcing lifeguards to close the beach. meteorologist rob mayeda is here. rob, how are we looking as we head into the week? well, the headline there is the high surf advisory will last through about 9:00 tomorrow evening as we're still seeing some wave heights off shore up to about 14ft. in addition to that, we have wind generated waves across the inner bay. you can kind of see it a little bit there from the emeryville camera looking out towards san francisco, some very blustery conditions right now. wind speeds up to 36mph into oakland. but good news. where that wind is concerned, we'll begin to see the wi

sam smith will be performing! the ceremony kicks offjust after eight o'clock tonight.ark savage, bbc news. (tx vt) stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it is the start of meteorological spring today and the weather is looking fairly dry and settled through the course of the weekend. it was certainly a chilly start to the morning this morning. a lot of dry weather on the cards, but some frost again tonight and some fog patches as well. they could be quite slow to clear in places, but it's high pressure that's dominating our weather. this is a satellite from earlier. you can see this bank of cloud that's been moving in, this weather front, which is fizzling out as it pushes south, so not much rain left on it for the remainder of the day as it moves across southern scotland, northern england, clearing out of northern ireland later on today. either side of that, more in the way of sunshine. once the mist and fog clears away, should be a glorious day across central and southern england and wales. ten degrees or so here and we'll see a bit more sunshine following across sco

judge block: joe smith. you have to respect people's privacy so i use an acronym in his case was not unlike the other cases publicize. this was a child pornography case. it is such an interesting subject because they have man to me -- mandatory minimums, five years, 10, 15. and he was charged with a five-year mandatory minimum and i sentenced him to the five year mandatory minimum and then he made an application for me to reduce the sentence. that was a good example of a different type of criminal behavior which comes under the umbrella of all of these people who are incarcerated who petition for release. the next one, i think is a mafioso case, if i remember right. peter: that is correct. anthony russo, also convicted under ricoh. by the way, what exactly is ricoh? judge block: congress years ago passed to the racketeer corruption act called ricoh and it was designed to really deal with the mafia. the whole idea of ricoh, it allowed anybody who was part of an organization to be prosecuted for all of the mis

we ended it with the jack smith investigation.ng to be targeted because of their political views or because they are a political opponent. the noise, that chatter i truly do not listen to it i am here to fight for donald trump agenda. i am fighting for america. that's what we are all doing as a team we are going to keep going forward i cannot care what i do not care. i'm not going to worry about what these people say or do. i know i am doing the thing to end it weaponization for our country. that's what i'm going to continue to do every single day, mark. mark: we will be right back. i'll try and shorten down the story. so i've been having these headaches that wouldn't go away. my mom, she was just crying. what they said, your son has brain cancer. it was your worst fear coming to life. watching your child grow up is the dream of every parent. you can join the battle to save the lives of kids like brayden, by supporting st. jude children's research hospital . families never receive a bill from st. jude for treatment, travel, housin

[laughter] sandra smith.er] >> such a pleasure to be here. >> everybody likes raymond, everybody likes sandra here. the most likable person. i'm all right but i'm like the family dog. [laughter] i had a guy running rubs my belly in the elevator today. [laughter] you said he wanted me too. [laughter] cia to opp. [laughter] real question is. you are a track star and old-fashioned, every woman who competed with peter sitting d down. >> still third place overall record of all time. [applause] i go sleep back just to make sure i'm still there. [laughter] i graduated, i got bumped down twice because i was deleting all time, 3000 meters, like the ones forces jump over, i was bumped down, one was a top german competitor programs to launder and that's what matters. [cheering and applauding] >> who moved faster, you on the track or zelenskyy leaving the white house? [laughter] >> that was remarkable. when we were covering it live, it was like white house officials telling us president trump asked him to leave the white

tell me about the stephen smith death that was like you're passing a car crash on the road. you know, it's bad. you know something's wrong, but you don't want to stop down and look, you don't want to get caught up in it because the rumor from the beginning that the murdochs were somehow involved, but separately, that to the incestuous question, i have the most amazing family tree. the most amazing family tree. and like when we talk about cousin eddie on the side of the road, the drug dealer, cousin eddie jahi, he is a cousin. he really is. if you go back to alec murdock's great grandfather started the law firm his father desire, putnam murdock was one of the founders of of hampton county. he was an in the confederate army. he was with lee at chapman. he and he his brother was lazarus. and lazarus was no. i mean, in those days you all the secessionists were there, their home was that area lazarus murdock was a fire eater. he was well known to president lincoln at the time because he would give these crazy speeches i'm sorry, completely virulent racist speeches out on literall

sam smith will be performing! the ceremony kicks offjust after eight o'clock tonight.news. bbc news will be live from the red carpet from 4:30 gmt — with a live page providing coverage more of a breeze for scotland. so thicker cloud here. i think the best of the sunshine will be around eastern scotland, to the east of the pennines, and also across southern parts and central parts of england as well as wales. temperatures a fraction higher, around ten to possibly 13 celsius, and the high will stick around through the beginning of next week. in fact centred around the alps and the balkans. we are brushed eventually by weather systems in the northwest of the uk, so there's always going to be a bit more cloud and maybe a few spots of rain, but further south, my goodness, look at that. clash at the white house. mr zelensky said peace could only come when ukraine had a strong position for negotiations. mr zelensky is now in britain — where he is due to meet

stars who are going to step into the adele, ed we're looking at lola young and we're looking at mel smithcess in the states. are looking at all the notes about the brits. what's going on with them? well, the cure, kids love the cure. yeah, they love old cure. first time in in 30 years. i think they won best group in 1991. and... was that the first brit awards? the new gang win. we �* who the old—timers let's just tell you the latest we are hearing in because we are hearing in the last couple of about the because we are hearing in the last coup of )f about the because we are hearing in the last coup of the about the because we are hearing in the last coup of the pope jout the because we are hearing in the last coup of the pope was the because we are hearing in the last coup of the pope was in e hospital let's see the the hospital let's see the scene at the hospital. he has been there �*two in been there for two weeks in one day and he's battling pneumonia he is in a stable condition and he is in a stable condition following an isolated breathing on 7 onvfriday 7 7 onvfriday that 7 7 oanrid

we ended it with the jack smith investigation. going to be targeted because of their political views or because they are a political opponent. the noise, that chatter i truly do not listen to it i am here to fight for donald trump agenda. i am fighting for america. that's what we are all doing as a team we are going to keep going forward i cannot care what i do not care. i'm not going to worry about what these people say or do. i know i am doing the thing to end it weaponization for our country. that's what i'm going to continue to do every single day, mark. mark: we will be right my mom used to tell me if you want to be a champion you got to be a champion at life. i got to watch her play at her highest from when i was born. from one generation to the next, to the next, we don't stop. i always wanted to know why i'm the way i am. my curiosity led me to ancestry. it breaks down like everything genetically. what that means. that's amazing. — right. it all comes full circle. (♪) [laughter] you go to sandals to get really, really clos

and by the way, richard norton smith, i want to add, this is one thing, richard smith, our predecessor, brooke and me, famously said, and i can't tell you how many times i it when it comes to there is no excuse for a boring history lecture paper article or book. right. can we agree that. no excuse for boring. and so in bill we guarantee am-t as we say in texas you'll never get bored listening bill. but because you've been such a good audience, you've come here and you've been supportive. we've inaugurated sort of a new tradition here at the ford. we give out a gerald ford gift to our friends ford. somebody is going to be lucky enough to win. what's in this bag? i'm not going to tell you what it is, but bill got -- in here, too. so i ask you to determine the winner. how many books do you think? bill brandes has published? shout it out. 1150. 1130. who said? 33 year och higher. lower than 30. 23. 43. 16. who said? 37? okay. you. just very good. going all the way back. bill's publishing books since 1988. going all the way to his doctoral dissertation. and it was on eisenhower that he turn

adam smith's wealth of nations which he had a copy of. and underlying passages from.so i was very pleased being how much we revere adam smith and george washington at the competitive enterprise institute to hear about that, to discover that just professor allen discovered them. george, the third reading of montesquieu in his in his research. so i think the focus on the grievances of this panel and the facts on the ground helps us to understand more the reasons for the declaration conditions that created it and helped us relate to some of the issues today. those you know who have followed the competitive enterprise institute, my organization over our four decades, know that one of our main grievances is what we call regulation representation. the phrase is an apt description of laws effectively made by unelected regulatory agencies and the administrative state instead of the people's representatives congress. and we work with concerned political leaders like chairman hill here to push against the administrative regulatory state overstepping its authority from congress.

smith: i want to thank the chairman for yielding. mr.peaker, four years ago, president trump left joe biden a blueprint success and then democrats proceeded to open our borders. undermine american energy. and spend trillions of dollars on handouts to the wealthy. they created the highest inflation in 40 years that made it impossible for working families to survive. that's why the american people sent donald trump back to the white house with a mandate. now it's up to congress to deliver on that mandate, to make our economy work again for working families. the economy isn't just numbers on a chart. it's the farmer who wakes up at 4:00 a.m. the mom or dad working two jobs to get by. the shop owner figuring out how to keep the store lights on. and the truck driver working overtime. to my democrat colleagues, let's be clear. a vote against this budget is a vote to raise taxes on low-income americans. $2.6 trillion of the tax cuts in this are people making less than $400,000 a year. you can't -- you campaigned on not allowing taxes to increas

we ended it with the jack smith investigation. going to be targeted because of their political views or because they are a political opponent. the noise, that chatter i truly do not listen to it i am here to fight for donald trump agenda. i am fighting for america. that's what we are all doing as a team we are going to keep going forward i cannot care what i do not care. i'm not going to worry about what these people say or do. i know i am doing the thing to end it weaponization for our country. that's what i'm going to continue to do every single day, mark. mark: we will be right force factor nad+ longevity complex, promotes healthy aging, provides cellular energy, and supports longevity. force factor nad+ contains nad+ and powerful, clinically researched antioxidants. take control of your health. search amazon now for force factor nad+. now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome back america there were here with attorney general pam bondi. so, are you getting at many referrals whether it is tom homan on immigration, or t

we ended it with the jack smith investigation. targeted because of their political views or because they are a political opponent. the noise, that chatter i truly do not listen to it i am here to fight for donald trump agenda. i am fighting for america. that's what we are all doing as a team we are going to keep going forward i cannot care what i do not care. i'm not going to worry about what these people say or do. i know i am doing the thing to end it weaponization for our country. that's what i'm going to continue to do every single day, mark. mark: we will be right for the professional (lightning strikes) it's not enough to possess knowledge. we seek to refine it. (click and explode) (engine roaring) to wield its power. (echoy voice says "two... one") to redefine its boundaries. (burst of electricity) (sierra ev noise) knowledge is put to the test in every gmc sierra. what we choose to know, we know completely. we are professional grade. hayden: the fact st. jude will take care of all this, this is what's keeping my baby girl

our north america editor sarah smith has this report. and i do like your clothing. really?m america that donald trump says are not on offer. why don't you wear a suit? and you refuse to wear a suit. do you own a suit? and in his attitude. for refusing to agree to what donald trump thinks fears for his country. office of the united states of america and attack let's start from the beginning. sure. a full—blown fight. leaders start angrily talking over each other, fingers we're trying to solve a problem. going to feel. we're going to feel very good and very strong. from the war- in the beginning... you're playing cards. with world war iii. for american military assistance so far. have you said thank you once this entire meeting? a lot of times. in october. he's not speaking loudly. your country's in big trouble. can i answer? no, no. i know! you're not winning. you have a damn good chance of coming out ok because of us. mr president, we are stayingl in our country, staying strong from the very beginning of the war. _ our military equipment. have our military equipment, this w

knew greyhound only as neil smith. so was it an honest little slip? or was george hiding something?t the name? that you know, greyhound used several different names. when you get nervous, you're going to revert back to whatever's natural. and he reverted back to noel. he just got done telling us, i've known this man for years as neil. and then noel help me move. so that's a tell. keith morrison (voiceover): why would george admit to knowing greyhound and then lie about the name? detectives left george at home and made a plan they hoped would shake out the truth. we decided to amp up the pressure. craig melvin (voiceover): coming up, a bold calculation by detectives was about to trigger a stunning chain reaction. dan long: he was forcing vehicles off the road and then plowed straight into a cement barrier. the officer following said he just committed suicide. craig melvin (voiceover): when "dateline continues. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under

keith morrison: not enough, argued defense attorney smith.of manslaughter, not murder, for daniel clay had no reason to kill chelsea and no motive to do so. he caused her death. it's not a secret. is it a murder? what was his intent? was his intent to kill her? did he premeditate the intent to kill her? that's the reasonable doubt, folks. keith morrison: what was a jury to do? coming up, the verdict. my heart was racing. you just heard gasps in the courtroom. keith morrison: and regrets. i know i didn't do anything wrong. but that's something i'm not going to forget. keith morrison: when "dateline" continues. when you live with diabetes, progress is... having your coffee like you like it without an audience. ♪♪ [silence] the freestyle libre 3 plus sensor tracks your glucose in real time so everyone else doesn't have to, and over time it can help lower your a1c confident choices for more control of your life. this is progress. learn more and try for free at freestylelibre.us ♪♪ not dog food. >> it's fresh meat. >> real veggies. >> for peter. t

smith. >> thank you very much. a cloaks of closing remarks and more ceremonial and after that interview, everyone can use a drink including ben and the panellists. thank you all very much for coming. those who came for the whole day or even part of the time and came from different sydney including >> it's an event around the question and if you're interested, let us know. smaller events and strong possibility and going for them and going for a much larger event in 2026. and actually grow into areas like local news and we touched on a bit today. so in closing, i want to thank our friends at gallop for hosting us and jim join us for drinks outside. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> we'll take your calls and get reaction on social immediate jaire and on cspant a simulcast of the coverage and followed by reaction from lawmakers and live from capitol hill and

will smith deposits his 10th goal of the season? sharks are back within one not done yet. now they're looking for the equalizer goalie still fold. but this time michael amadio puts it away for ottawa with the empty netter. >> sharks dropped their in a row 5 to 3. >> little spring training baseball down in arizona. giants facing the dodgers top 7 encarnacion. a 2 run blast to dead center field. that puts the giants up 5 to 4. but in the bottom of the 8th tied at 5 and aaron brockett with the go ahead, homer for the dodgers. alright, these games. don't count. dodgers. go on to 6 giants now 4, 3, this spring. to the college level. now senior night in moraga has the number. 23 saint mary's men's basketball team played host to oregon state. >> we'll pick this one up late in the 1st half. but all is for ask us between the legs pass to a eustis marshall onus for 3. a marshal on us. 25 points to lead all scores. 2nd half gales up parents. it get out of piedmont high beats the shot clock to get a double double with 13 points and 10 boards. and speaking of double doubles, how about

. >> reporter: living with a disability, michael smith spends a lot of time at home.hen he gets out, he has to use public transit. getting there requires a walk which routinely reveals how vulnerable he is as a pedestrian. >> if i'm in the crosswalk and a driver maybe didn't see me or something like that, i can't jump out of the way because of my physical condition and so i'm really at risk. >> reporter: that's why he was relieved when california's daylighting law went into effect. the law prohibits a driver from parking within 20 feet of a crosswalk in the direction of approaching traffic whether it's marked or not, but now many cities like san francisco are rolling back their enforcement plans. >> it was definitely a big disappointment when i found out they were delaying things because there was really no need. >> reporter: sfmta originally said they would ticket drivers who parked too close to the crosswalk even if it wasn't painted red. that's no longer the case. >> my concern based on these discussions is that was really going to create some trust and frustration

which made it impossible for smith to bring a trial before the election. but they've also sided against trump when it comes to allowing his hush money trial sentencing to proceed. they even recently allowed a watch dog that he fired to remain in the job. so what we're looking at right now is when is going to be the first time that the supreme court really weighs in on the merits of this larger question of trump's power. and i think we could see that in the coming days over a question about foreign aid. not only is the question what will they decide, but will trump and other administration officials follow that order? we'll see. john. >> a lot of implications, uh, concerning how they handle it and what they ultimately decide. paula reid, thank you very much for that. all right. one of the lowest grossing best pictures in oscar history. just one of the pieces of history made overnight. what were all the moments and maybe all the movies you may have missed? >> are yellow. >> didn't pass the tissue test. buckle up. >> whoa! >> there's toothpaste white and ther

. >> reporter: officer thomas smith has traded in his police uniform. >> i actually taught judo beforea police officer. >> reporter: he, along with other officers, are spearheading this program with the police activities league. every wednesday, students practice the art of discipline. >> it is all need here because it may be the smallest district in san francisco, but it has the most amount of kids here. >> reporter: kids that are no novice when it comes to martial arts. >> i've been doing it for almost four years. i started boxing almost a year ago. >> reporter: he has learned it is not just about self-defense, but a way to build confidence. >> reporter: a lesson they've experienced as well. >> and it gave me self-exsteam and how to respect myself. >> reporter: teaching respect in this community room where just steps outside is where they patrol the neighborhood to combat crimes in an ongoing drug crisis. >> there is a need to give kids a safe space to go. >> reporter: inspiring the next generation of leaders how to stand tall and go for your dreams. >> you know, i think jules has he

el departamento de justicia acaba de devolver las cajas por las que el desquiciado jack smith hizo tanto refiriendose al fiscal especial de ese caso. empleados del d departamento de educacion, la oficina de manejo de personal y el buro federal de prisiones recibieron un segundo correo electronico del departamento de eficiencia. gubernamental. el correo titulado que hiciste esta semana ? le pide a los trabajadores escribir cinco puntos de lo que lograron durante la semana y lo deben enviar antes del lunes a las 23:59 de la noche. la falta de respuesta se considerara como una renuncia. el ex gobernador de nueva york, andrew cuomo, se ha postulado ocialmente a la alcaldia de la ciudad de nueva york. lo anuncio hoy en un video de 17 minutos en el portal de su campana. cuomo indico que la ciudad esta en crisis y destaco sus posiciones moderadas sobre el crimen. como dimitio de su cargo como gobernador en agosto de 2021, en medio de varias acusaciones de acoso sexual, el papa francisco se mantiene estable tras su ultima crisis respiratoria. segun el vaticano, el pontifice paso una noche tranqu

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. >> famed east bay artist shomari smith donates art to the program. >> i know that the kids for suref is my belief. you see inspiration all around, and these are people who are from the same communities. and they have they've come from similar types of families. >> the message is surely getting through. mnangagwa wants to be a veterinarian. >> to me, it's always been like a program that shows that it doesn't matter what skin color or like what gender you are, yet you can still make accomplishments. despite the fact that you're different from others, it's really important to like, embrace the things that you want to do. and like you can like put you can do anything you put your mind to. >> and they understand that dreams require real work. >> i've learned that it's not as easy as you think. it's really hard. there's a lot of pressure on you when you're on duty. >> i am very happy and very touched by how this program has motivated our youth, just to be better at what they want to do, not if they want to become firefighters, but just be better individuals and be better leaders in their

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those nine zation with cdm smith incorporated how increasing the contract amount by 9.6 million for a total not to exceed contract amount of 24.6 million increasing the contract duration by four years for a total. for apologies for a new total contract term of ten years from february 2020 through february 2020 2030 to provide additional engineering support during construction and closeout services for sonoma valley water treatment plant. hose and i owes the nation and sonoma valley water treatment plant short term improvement contracts and develop standard operating procedures and preventative maintenance plans provide asset management assistance and system training services and conduct treat ability water testing pursuant to the charter. >> madam chair, thank you. and today we have as a public utilities commission. good morning supervisors. my name is brian saw a project manager with the sipc and i'm the project manager for the snow valley water treatment plant of the nation project the resolution before you and next like the resolution before you would authorize the general manager