katrina peer -- pierson, good seeing. katrina: thanks for having me.esident says college football teams should take the field and media are choosing sides. ♪ how we just heard from trump campaign an joining from syracuse jessica tarlov. we will keep asking in the interest of balance. jessica, when kamala harris dropped out well before iowa of the presidential race, the consensus among pundits she had run a terrible campaign, erratic, mismanaged and clobbered among black voters in state of california, how is she being described by commentators as political super woman? jessica: i think it has to do a loot -- a lot of the big boom that she's given the joe biden campaign. if you look at polls day or two added to the ticket that moderate democrats and liberal democrats are overjoyed at the selection and when you think about the target demographic the president trump is doing the worse with, women and college educated women and that's suburban women that's kamala harris' sweet spot and makes sense that voting public is reacting well to her selection. howie:

i am katrina pierson. tonight, we are joined by democrats from georgia, and a communications advisor, paris dennard. thank you for joining us tonight. the recent job numbers have exceeded expectations for the month of may and the united states gained over 2.5 million jobs. that is the largest gain for a single month in our history. even with half of the country shut down, president trump's policies are still working. i want to get your reactions to this great jobs report.

i am katrina pierson. tonight, we are joined by democrats from georgia, and a communications advisor, paris dennard. thank you for joining us tonight. the recent job numbers have exceeded expectations for the month of may and the united states gained over 2.5 million jobs. that is the largest gain for a single month in our history. even with half of the country shut down, president trump'

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pierson appears to have overstated the formal assessment of russian interference in 2020 during thathouse intelligence committee lawmakers earlier this month. three national security officials are telling me and my colleagues that pierson omitted important newance when they said that russia was interfering to help president trump win re-election. those three describe it this way. on the one hand, russia is indeed interfooerg in the 2020 election, and separately that russia views trump as a leader that they can work with. but at this point, the officials say that the u.s. does not yet have the evidence to conclude that russia's interference is specifically aimed at helping president trump win re-election in 2020. one eintgence said it's misleading, another one said it lacked nuance. after the 2016 election, the intelligence community concluded quite conclusively that the russian government interfered thatn that will in the election express goal of helping his election and hurting hillary clinton. given the record so far, whether an abrupt withdrawal in syria, it's not inconceivable to

if ann pierson is able to speak to that, that would be great. >> good morning everyone. deputy city attorney ann pierson. i was involved in this project in drafting the legislation. i have not been in involved firsthand since that time. i think you've heard a wonderful description of the process that has been undertaken by my office in collaboration with the public defender office and the court. three offices started working together to develop the form pleading that will be need to initiate one of these cases. i understand lot of work has gone into that. i'm sorry that the attorneys who worked on it is not here today but they are in court now. there were lot of back and forth with the court to make sure there's an understand who's burden it was to prove the underlining finding to show somebody is eligible. i do understand that the emergency stalled those discussions little bit. they've gone forward to completion and that the parties feel that -- we are ready to bring a case as soon as there's an individual who meets all the eligibility criteria. >> supervisor mandelman:

one is shelby pierson. in charge of over seeing election security and provided an intelligence briefing behind closed doors to lawmakers just last week. one of the things that she revealed in that briefing was the intelligence assessment that russia is trying to help president trump in his presidential election campaign. and, so, that was not met well by president trump. he has come out and said that is not true, that is a hoax. that is the intelligence assessment ask there were fears because shelby pierson provided that assessment, she may be forced out, as well. questions on how rick grenell is going to be as a leader at this office. they made phone calls to those they knew at the u.s. embassy in germany asking what it was like to work with rick grenell. a lot of developments. so far shelby pierson is in her job and the expectation that some folks are going to leave or be forced out in the coming days. kylie atwood, cnn, washington. >> kylie, thank you. >>> in the meantime, india is preparing to roll out

one of those is shelby pierson. she's in charge of overseeing the assessment of election security.he one who provided an intelligence briefing behind closed doors to lawmakers just last week. one of the things that she revealed in that briefing was the intelligence assessment that russia is trying to help president trump in his presidential election campaign. so that was not met well by president trump. he has come out and said that that is not true. it's a hoax. but that is the intelligence assessment. there are fears that because shelby pierson was the person who provided that assessment, she may be forced out as well. there are questions about how rick grenell is going to be as a leader at this office. i'm told that sources within the office made phone calls to those that they knew at the u.s. embassy in germany asking them what it was like to work with rick grenell. there are a lot of developments that we are watching. but so far shelby pierson is still in her job and there is the expectation that some folks are going to leave or be forced out in the coming days. kylie atwood,

do i want to follow katrina pierson? do i want to follow diamond and silk? trish: well, now spike lee is calling black trump supporters diamond and silk house slaves. tonight diamond and silk, they have a thing or two to say about that, spike. they'll respond here. but first, liberal dems already shaming elizabeth warren and blaming sexism for talking the her out because -- taking her out because it couldn't have been this kind of crazy talk that actually did her in, the right? >> you went out of your way, you went out of your way to call yourself a capitalist. >> yes -- a two cent wealth tax, universal childcare, universal pre-k, to raise the wages of every childcare worker, $800 billion into our public schools, fully fund -- [cheers and applause] we could cancel student loan debt. trish: you know, i'm just curious, where was the whole sisterhood, right? when carly fiorina ran for president or sarah palin who was the vp nominee. and confronting the sisterhood -- i'm confronting the city hood because they're the only ones liberal women are supporting. >> her

on february 14th, pierson had briefed the house on a classic hearing on russian interference.ng president trump removed the previous acting director of national intelligence joseph mcgwire and replaced him with grenell, a loyalist, with no prior experience as an intelligence official. soon after his appointment, grenell ousted the number two person in the office of national intelligence. >> and justice sonia sotomayor and ruth bader ginsburg, in india, telling him to refrain from attacks. >> i just don't know they cannot recuse themselves for anything having to do with trump or trump-related. i think it was a terrible statement for a supreme court justice. i think what she did say, the way i look at it, trying to shame people into perhaps a different view of voting her way. what justice sotomayor said yesterday was highly inappropriate. everybody agrees to that. virtually everybody, i've seen papers on it. people cannot believe she said it. >> his comments come after justice sotomayor chrriticized some of her justice for reportedly siding with the trump administration. trump t

we can defer to city attorney pierson. i think the answer, i'm not a lawyer is that t by ordinance, this board can actually dictate things to general fund departments. not true pursuant to the charter as to most but not all enterprise agencies. ms. pierson, would you like to comment on that completely non-legal piece of advice that i inappropriately gave supervisor preston? while we're waiting for ms. pierson, vice chair safai? >> supervisor safai: i had a number of comments. i don't want to lose your question. >> supervisor peskin: i'll hang on to it. >> supervisor safai: i think this is a really important conversation. appreciate supervisor prestton - preston bringing this up. i don't want to lose this in sight of the conversation. people often say, you have a public resource, why would you attempt to allow that public resource to have private dollars come in and not use that solely for 100% affordable housing. balboa reservoir is a good example. there's a lot of other examples in the city. even the list she put up, the

we can defer to city attorney pierson. i think the answer, i'm not a lawyer is that t by ordinance, this board can actually dictate things to general fund departments. not true pursuant to the charter as to most but not all enterprise agencies. ms. pierson, would you like to comment on that completely non-legal piece of advice that i inappropriately gave supervisor preston? while we're waiting for ms. pierson, vice chair safai? >> supervisor safai: i had a number of comments. i don't want to lose your question. >> supervisor peskin: i'll hang on to it. >> supervisor safai: i think this is a really important conversation. appreciate supervisor prestton - preston bringing this up. i don't want to lose this in sight of the conversation. people often say, you have a public resource, why would you attempt to allow that public resource to have private dollars come in and not use that solely for 100% affordable housing. balboa reservoir is a good example. there's a lot of other examples in the city. even the list she put up, the

this briefing happened last week by shelby pierson elected as the election security czar. she's in charge of coordinating intelligence about election threats. she briefed lawmakers on intelligence that suggested that russia had developed a preference for trump and russia was continuing to interfere. that part isn't new. she said publicly russia has been back at it, using the 2016 play book. we saw you recall a cyber security firm said russian hacke hackers penetrated burisma. the news is that the day after this briefing, trump is in the oval office with joe mcguire, and begins to berate mcguire, he is angry that he allowed his people to brief members of congress, including democrat adam schiff who he views as his nemesis on russian intelligence. trump is worried it will be used against him. next thing you know, mcguire is out as dni, trump brings on a political loyalist. it is sending a horrible message to career intelligence officials across the government, they're worried what they can say to members of congress, stephanie. >> you have a lot more to report on this. i wan

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appears led to the pushing out of her old boss, acting director, joseph mcguire, are you surprised piersons to keep her job? >> i'm not. she was brought in by dan coats as the center of all election security. remember, the acting security, despite the presidential announcements, nsa did a phenomenally good job in 2018 pushing back at russian interference. they're trying to get groups of americans to hate other groups of americans, muslims to hate christianss and white activists to hate other groups. it was the most successful operation ever performed. americans are still pretty mad at each other. some of that is here -- we have our own soviet issues but some driven by russian operations issues. she was there to bring it all together. i know her. she's a professional. she should be left in that job, doing a great job and has a really depth of understanding all the ways we're pushing back against the russians and other countries as well. >> china, iran and north korea the other three. >> pierson gets to keep her job and you look at ambassador br brenell, people are saying he has no experienc

that was one of his deputy s, shelby pierson. she was put into that job by dan coats. she's the one briefing those officials. joseph maguire is out of a job, the president has installed a top loyalist in that job for the time being as he searches for a more permanent successor, but brooke, as we were look at this today and this time line of events, officials are insisting it's coincidental that maguire was pushed out. he did have a deadline coming up at the time this report came out. it's really hard to ignore the chain of ernchtds here, the briefing happened on a thursday rk , the oval office meeting happened on friday, and we found out maguire is no longer leading the intelligence agency in that position anymore. democrats say it's a sign the president is putting out a message that if they bring to him sbemintelligence he doesn'te their jobs are going to be at risk. >> thank you for the reporting, the president's removal of the nation's top acting spy chief continues along a month of firing of key administration officials the president believes betrayed him. it's now

up next, we will look ahead to the high state super tuesday, trump 2020 katrina pierson is here.e back after that. ♪ (narrator) this is chet. he loves work but lives for the weekend. and now, he needs a new truck, so he came here and saw what others paid for the truck he wants. now he can recognize a great price. true car. buy smarter. drive happier. >> together we're defeating the radical socialist democrats, the fake news media, a good politician and the hate filled left-wing mob. that was the worst debate performance in the history of presidential debates. do we agree? [cheering] but he will keep spending the money, this weekend i hear his and stops on tuesday. he's going for tuesday, who will spend a lot of money. we'll go biden first, scream like hell if you think i should run against him. [cheering] would you like me too run against him? crazy bernie sanders. [cheering] judge jeanine: president trump fired up the conservative base today with a rousing address marking the 2020 democratic candidates and railing against the washington swamp. here was the 2020 senior advisor ch

help us understand what it means that the president was so upset that shelby pierson briefed the houseelligence community and sent this message to them, based on their underlying intelligence, how he reacted versus how other presidents have reacted in the past when they had to get intelligence reports. >> yeah, well, poppy, you know, it is important for people to understand that every intelligence leader including the former directors of national intelligence understand that it is their responsibility to be relentless in gathering and providing the president with the intelligence that he needs to protect his country. you know, and in this case, we have a situation wherein you have intelligence briefers who went in to gift president the facts and i'll tell you what should never be the case in that scenario is it should never be the case that those intelligence briefers have to stop and consider whether or not the intelligence information that they're providing is somehow going to offend or be taken personal by the president. i spent more than 25 years in government working under both re

threats executive, reportedly enraged trump, who called pierson's boss, acting director of national intelligence dan maguire, to the oval office for an angry meeting. yesterday trump announced he's replacing maguire with richard grenell, the u.s. ambassador to germany, who will serve as trump's new acting director of national intelligence. last march, special counsel robert m mller's report concluded the trump campaign did not collude with russia to when the 201016 u.s. electn.n. in germany, thousands of people joined vigils across the country thursday, one day after a racist far-right gunman shot and killed 10 people, most of them at a shisha bar and a cafe in the frankfurt suburb of hanau. it was the deadliest in a series of far-right and neo-nazi attacks in germany in recent months. early press accounts said the shooter used a high-powered rifle, but german media are now saying the murder weapon was a 9-millimeter glock semimi-automatic pistol -- one f several l firearms the 43-year-d gunman pururchased legalally on. the attackck prompted calls for germany to strengthen its gun l

trump 2020 senior advisor katrina pierson. great seeing you. in a real awkward position, particularly facebook. yeah, mark zuckerberg kind of drew a line in the sand a few month ago. said he would be impartial. he is getting beaten up and backing down. is the campaign worried about that? >> i think the campaign suspected all along somehow silicon valley was going to try to continue to thwart our efforts. so we're not really surprised at this. you know, to your point, it is going to disproportionally impact the trump campaign, everything we say or do they try to censor, and have been censoring for quite sometime but it is suspect though. at some point this looks like election interference. how can you continue to run certain ads up to a certain point and then stop? what if there is another steele dossier that was debunked comes out in the coming weeks. there is no way for the trump campaign to defend against it. so i do think it's a problem. charles: i think there will be october surprise. there always is. what is interesting with the comments a

. >> they have to look in the mirror and say do i want to follow katrina pierson and diamond and silk? dr. martin luther king's niece supports trump. joe biden is in big trouble for these comments. >> if the prosecutor is not fired, you are not getting the money. well son of a [bleep] the prosecutor got fired. trish: the damning new detail ows oout of ukraine. reports of coronavirus soaring in iran, italy and south korea. but if you listen to one cnn contributor, travel bands are not the answer. the answer is wash your hands. >> not cleaning their hands, that's a problem. trish: my next guest says we have to put americans and america first. if that means strong bans on some countries, so be it. >> when would you be considering the travel restrictions. president trump: when we don't have a problem. we aren't going to loosen the travel restrictions. we would be talking about' more people would be infected if i [sfx: doorbell] hello, i saw you move in, and i wanted to welcome you to the neighborhood with some homemade biscuits! >>oh, that's so nice! and a little tip, geico could help you

. >> kaya pierson says her goal is to play for the wnba. >> even though it was low pay i still would go to wnb a to say i made it. >> i was excited. i really was excited because of gray says his daughter is a retired wnba player he says many female athletes play overseas. gray says he prefers to coach female basketball players rather than their male counter parts. coach gray led oakland high to the championship last march i want them to see us as athletes. >> these players tell me the new wnba contract is a big step in the right direction but that it may take a long time before female athletes are treated as true equals to their male counter parts. in oakland amber lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is 4:48. today in the south bay climate change activists will demand that cities county. santa clara county supervisor dave courtesi will join a network well the decade just entered. looked at temperatures around the world for the last 140 years. the year 2019 was the second hottest year on record second only to the year 2016. than it was at the beginning of the industrial age in the 1800s. >>

joining me now, trump 2020 senior adviser katrina pierson.way, ice cube also tweeting today, when i got bussed to school, homeies called me a sellout. when i started rapping in 1983, bangers called me a sellout. when i left nwa, they called me a sellout. when i started doing movies, rappers called me a sellout. when i started my own league, the arena said it was a sellout. i like that one. hey, you have been through this but how amazing is it every single time a black person of note reaches over to the other side of the aisle, particularly the trump administration, and they are beaten up like this. >> well, thank you, charles. you know, i also tweeted this is why we haven't had nice things. but i think this has been a wonderful accomplishment and the fact that you know, just being identified as someone that participated i think really moved the needle. ice cube is someone who has not been supportive of president trump. he has not endorsed the president. but what he did do, unlike many of his critics, is actually come up with a solution and ta

nurse john pierson says there's been a shortage of key supplies like masks and gowns for some time. but not like right now. >> it's much, much worse because of this crisis. >> reporter: pierson is also the hospital union chapter president. he says highland has five patients who have been medically isolated, a measure used when treating the coronavirus. >> normally each of those patients would have one cart of supplies to protect the people taking care of them. and there's one cart being shared between five patients right now. >> reporter: alameda county health officials did not return our calls, but across the bay, san francisco hospitals appear to be facing the same supply problem. >> they don't have what they need to be safe and to keep the public safe. >> reporter: psychiatric nurse and union organizer jennifer esteen says triage nurses can't often get the n the 5 respirator masks that screen out 95% of particles of people who come to the e.r. >> you're fresh off the street. we don't know what your current health situation is and we are triaging you. there's no mask at all. >> re

trump campaign advisor katrina pierson posted yesterday a tweet about this i would like to bring in foxs contributor deneen n borelli. i've been a registered independent since i was 18 years old t always bugs me why anyone would think black people owe the democratic party anything. yet it is an uphill fight to really find, get a lot of folks to understand that. so ice cube, part of had platinum plan that katrina pierson talked about, do you think these things are starting to move the needle a little bit? >> well i certainly do, charles. you have to look at the fact that republicans in office have failed black americans for not communicating with them directly and for not reaching out directly to voters. so when you look at what president trump is doing, he is showing leadership. we have the actual results under this president, during his first term, prior to the pandemic, prior to china virus. we've seen record low unemployment among black americans. he supports school choice. he lowered taxes and rolled back regulations that which provided more jobs and wage growth across america espec

this is a concern that was echoed by shelby pierson, top election security official for the u.s. director of national intelligence. listen to what she had to tell nbc news about this just today. >> it is also important to recognize that the intelligence community doesn't always have the access and insights to know what's real and what's fake. some is cognizance from sources and others is an analytic judgment. thirdly, we may not have insight at all. >> this is a problem, particularly since deep fix. >> let's parse this for viewers. information may come out, show email exchanges. unlike last time we saw a dump, you're saying they may not be real. at this point word is out that the russians have the information, they might release it, might not, others might release something and we're not clear on what's real and what's not any more. >> exactly. ali, one of the hallmarks of russian disinformation campaigns is that they release some that's real and mix in with that some information that's not. and that creates a lot of ambiguity where people have to assume all of it is real or at l

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joining us now during this difficult time, the managing director of the meadowood estate, david pierson, we're so sorry for what happened. thank you for connecting with us, because we have so many people who care so much about meadowood, so thank you. what's been destroyed on the property, if you could just give us a sense for what we saw in the video, that the restaurant lovingly known as tram, that building was destroyed, but tell us what has survived? >> that's right. we just went on the property the first time this afternoon early this afternoon, mr. harlan and i, small group, allowed on the property to see the buildings, sheriff took us around and indeed, heartbreakingly, the restaurant, the grill, tennis club and certain parts of that deromb of e lodging buildings were destroyed, but i have to share with you, i was pleased by the number of buildings that survived and the number of trees and the number of hillsides that survived. it's random how they burn. some were completely devastated and looked like the surfac mars, and that was heartbreaking but a number of buildings including

do i want to follow katrina pierson? do i want to follow diamond and silk?rish: well, now spike lee is calling black trump supporters diamond and silk house slaves. tonight diamond and silk, they have a thing or two to say about that, spike. they'll respond here. but first, liberal dems already shaming elizabeth warren and blaming sexism for talking the her out because -- taking her out because it couldn't have been this kind of crazy talk that actually did her in, the right? >> you went out of your way, you went out of your way to call yourself a capitalist. >> yes -- a two cent wealth tax, universal childcare, universal pre-k, to raise the wages of every childcare worker, $800 billion into our public schools, fully fund -- [cheers and applause] we could cancel student loan debt. trish: you know, i'm just curious, where was the whole sisterhood, right? when carly fiorina ran for president or sarah palin who was the vp nominee. and confronting the sisterhood -- i'm confronting the city hood because they're the only ones liberal women are supporting. >> her f

jennifer pierson is separated and lives in this house with her three children.er job working at a fast food restaurant. since the summer, she works a part-time job as a cashier in a grocery store. it pays roughly $225 a week. and your monthly rent is how much? >> $1,050. >> reporter: whoa! we got permission from the local library in worcester, virginia, to use their wi-fi for this interview. even if you handed over eryour entire paycheck, it wouldn't even cover the month? >> not really. that's why i'm looking for a second job. >> reporter: they are protected from that eviction by the c.d.c. order. but there are loopholes. in september, jennifer's landlord filed for eviction. >> not only am i facing the eviction for non-payment, he has also piled on what he calls violations i have to fix, which i already have. >> reporter: what does he list as violations? >> the grass wasn't cut, but my lawn mower had broken down, and i had let him know. so in order to keep on top of it, the kids and i were taking turns with the weed whacker. >> reporter: there is roughly two acr

people are very pressing for the extradition of julian assange and jim pierson for the union to be prosecutedfor espionage for the crime of being a journalist but the people who want that's exactly the same people who who were testing before us now should get narrative. so donald trump has a powerful motive to. to go against those people and to and come to their influence so i'm not without hope that donald trump will issue a pardon julian was not the 1st person to release this information it was already on dozens of websites being leaked twitter obviously the guardian carty that password to get the files. and then they ended up only prosecuting julian julian is the only one that. he's the only one he's currently sitting. well dozens of other people published it or what sense is it me it's you allow the 1st 99 people in the hunnish 100 words is that it's been the democrats that are angriest at him because of you know the clinton capes that he released. and. you know the the prosecution of the war under obama. it was a bomber certainly had the ability to to pardon him or drop the charges reall

specially if it's an emotional moment and you usually embrace someone or a love scene like here use pierson seen here shut up i want to sleep. take lights out we're just glad to be filming again and being in the process every day makes you realize again and again how serious the entire situation is i don't think people gets careless quite the contrary i think it makes you realize even more that this is not over but this will be with us for a while it's who you are is a reassured that we're keeping our distance yes mom i will yeah but at some point it will just look awkward we could keep going on like this for another 3 or 4 weeks but then it would have to return to normal otherwise it's just not credible anymore . otherwise what sort of products will if you will get. very distanced one is the best product by a mile looked. at. some of us have always walked around like we're in a bubble totally unaware of anyone else around us it's nice people are finally realizing that they're not the only ones on this planet. others will never learn with or without a pandemic and when it comes to social di

i'd like to thank andy molan and ann pierson and ann stotan for moving so quickly on this and getting this ordinance ready in one week. i introduce a resolution today to call on the federal government to increase funding to the paycheck protection program for oversight and to take steps to ensure that the financial institutions work with small businesses so they can actually access this vital resource. as part of the federal cares act to address the threats of the covid-19 pandemic, the program launched on april 3rd to provide relief to small businesses. it was designed to help businesses with 500 or fewer employees by extending forgivable loans to those businesses that kept workers on the payroll in order to prevent mass layoffs. unfortunately, we have seen the trump administration bungle the rollout of this critical program over the course of this month. while many eligible small businesses in san francisco and across the united states applied to the program, a survey of about 300,000 businesses found over a quarter of those who attempted to apply were unable to successfully submit

>> deputy city attorney ann pierson. i just wanted to relay some information that i'm learning from counsel for the port, which is that this item is time sensitive and that in order for bonds to be issued this year, the taxes that this resolution would allow -- >> president yee: thank you so much. i have a motion on the floor seconded by another supervisor. i didn't ask for clarification -- >> (indiscernible). >> i understand that completely. >> she's trying to pass it today and he wants to continue it a week. >> the motion is made and seconded before the board. the city attorney has not been recognized. >> president yee: let me recognize her because i want to hear what she has to say. >> i apologize for the interruption and i sincerely apologize. i was just receiving information from counsel for the port who asked me to relay this to you that. there's a time emergency to this and in order for these taxes to be put on the roll for 2021, they require that this be passed today. and, again, i apologize for the interruption.

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. >> reporter: a great concern to eric pierson, who is part biologist, part grower, and a full-time ceo at spark. right now, his crop is coming in. >> this is not broccoli. >> no. >> reporter: doctor order. wedding crasher. or san fernando valley. >> cannabis. >> towering, flowering cannabis. acres of it. and in sonoma county, growers have concern about smoke taint as well. smoke taint from cannabis is different than grapes. with cannabis, it's a matter of esthetics. people don't want ash on their pot. and if those ashes happen to be polluted, they don't want that pot at all. >> there is organic smoke from a forest, which is what's on these plants because there's no structures nearby. but if you have a structure fire nearby, you could have all kinds of chemicals on your plant that you want to make sure you test for to make sure it's not con tam contaminating the product. >> after the fire, that process continued today. it's necessary, considering the cannabis is easily a $100 million a year, taxable product in sonoma county. and growing, both, figuratively and literally. >> wine industr

russia's president vladimir pierson gives an order for nationwide vaccination against that 19 with this reach out that's going to start next week. from scratch with a crisis of public trust in the police force and loads of brutality cases as the ruling party is forced to withdraw or a bill criminalizing the filming of officer. iran vows to avenge the mud to of its top nuclear scientists some pins the blame on is row we discuss possible motives and consequences without gas. i think it was in order to provoke iran. could then be used as a pretext for a strike on iran and its condemnation is going to go anywhere it must go to the to the to the iranian regime that celebrated this issue is not nuclear weapons it is a provocation and didn't want to marry a shocking knockdown violations in the pandemic a top european parliament member for an anti l.g.b. tea party quit sop to trying to free police raids on what's being described as a male sex orgy. hello this is a t. international which you probably knew already from everyone here in moscow a very warm welcome to the program while stopped in it

kelly, and the rest of rest of ttee and the the congress is there is no cure for treatments for pierson syndrome. struggle to keep maddie balanced so her body is better able to cope with of this terrible disorder. all we have, as well as many other families across the world, is hope. don't let partisan bickering impact the ability of discover and innovate new therapies that maddie's life one day. the clock is ticking and maddie is waiting. to this. comes down if you want to develop new drugs, don't penalize the people who develop them. bad guys them as the when we re -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. kelly: address covid-19. thank you. i yield back. thank you. mr. neal: thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. neal: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman doggett.s, mr. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas has two minutes. approaching july fourth we should be celebrating our country. of instierd, we're mired -- instead, we're mired in a more ic where we have people infected a

let's get the conversation started with trump 2020 senior advisor, katrina pierson and jessica tarlovremember in 2019 joe biden said he never talked to his son about his overseas business dealing. we flow that to be a lie -- we know that to be a lie now. >> we got the emails from the questionable laptop. lisa: jess, we know he took his son and an official visit to chiena. and met with his son's business official while he was there. why would he say that when all the evidence points against it. >> i wouldn't say all the evidence points against it. quite to the contrary you have that event where hunter biden did travel with his father. but the "wall street journal" debunked the report and found no role for joe biden as chairman that was referred to in those emails. you will see it's concocted to take down the biden family. there is no evidence that joe biden benefited from that. nepotism is not a crime. and that's all there is. you have the "wall street journal," the "new york times," "the washington post." the "new york post" article about how hunter biden -- sorry, i'm getting my word

we can defer to city attorney pierson. i think the answer, i'm not a lawyer is that t by ordinance, this board can actually dictate things to general fund departments. not true pursuant to the charter as to most but not all enterprise agencies. ms. pierson, would you like to comment on that completely non-legal piece of advice that i inappropriately gave supervisor preston? while we're waiting for ms. pierson, vice chair safai? >> supervisor safai: i had a number of comments. i don't want to lose your question. >> supervisor peskin: i'll hang on to it. >> supervisor safai: i think this is a really important conversation. appreciate supervisor prestton - preston bringing this up. i don't want to lose this in sight of the conversation. people often say, you have a public resource, why would you attempt to allow that public resource to have private dollars come in and not use that solely for 100% affordable housing. balboa reservoir is a good example. there's a lot of other examples in the city. even the list she put up, the

if ann pierson is able to speak to that, that would be great. >> good morning everyone. deputy city attorney ann pierson. i was involved in this project in drafting the legislation. i have not been in involved firsthand since that time. i think you've heard a wonderful description of the process that has been undertaken by my office in collaboration with the public defender office and the court. three offices started working together to develop the form pleading that will be need to initiate one of these cases. i understand lot of work has gone into that. i'm sorry that the attorneys who worked on it is not here today but they are in court now. there were lot of back and forth with the court to make sure there's an understand who's burden it was to prove the underlining finding to show somebody is eligible. i do understand that the emergency stalled those discussions little bit. they've gone forward to completion and that the parties feel that -- we are ready to bring a case as soon as there's an individual who meets all the eligibility criteria. >> supervisor mandelman:

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