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trump, was he ever convicted and engaging in a so-called rez insurrection? no.have learned more about that day since then, we sure have. but convictions don't matter when you're secretary of state. we just go off of how you feel >> i reviewed section three of the 14th amendment very carefully, and determined section three of the 14th amendment does not say conviction, it says engage. let's keep in mind the events of january 262021 were unprecedented and tragic. it indicated that it was in fact in insurrection and mr. trump engaged in that insurrection under section three of the 14th amendment. >> pete: she set up camp in the cnbc newsroom. the way the evidence trump engaged in insurrection according to her but what evidence does she have? i will let see and then explain. >> she based her ruling on a lot of documents but also youtube clips, news reports, things that would never pass the bar and normal court. if she's not a lawyer, by the way. >> pete: never pass the bar in normal court, that's from cnn's top legal analyst. she's been planning this for years. he o

the reason why this is so important is because for those of us who grew up on the navajo rez, those who not have paved roads in our homes, who did not have running water or access to electricity, but we had these coal-fired power plants in our backyard, that number is preposterous. it is awful. it breaks our heart. i used to haul water to my grandfather's house. that same clean access to drinkable water would have been available to him if it had not been taken from the navajo up over, which is one of the most pristine sources of groundwater in the world. it transported the black mesa coal mine in order to slurry coal to the navajo generating station. not only was it wasting so much water, about 4400 acres -- feet of groundwater a year since 1971, but it wasn't going to any of the communities that were on the navajo reservation. thankfully, because of the grassroots movement for the hopi in arizona and the southwest united states, we were able to shut down the black mesa coal mine in 2019. and we were able to stop the use of navajo generating station being able to slurry that coal in 200

listen, i just finished a meeting with the secretary of state anthony blinken, shortly after the head of reze that carried out the terrible massacre on october 7th, the same hamas that is trying in every possible way to kill our people, i told him : we swore to destroy hamas, i swore, nothing will stop us, we will fight this war until we achieve three goals, free our hostages, completely destroy. netanyahu took advantage of the difficulties in implementing the cessation agreement on a pause in hostilities. here all sorts of technical issues related to the exchange of hostages, this process is already complex , everyone does not trust each other, so i found, netanyahu’s office, what to cling to, to resume military operations, it cannot be ruled out that it will be possible to agree on a pause again, but netanyahu’s office is clearly showing , and even when negotiations were still underway last week, netanyahu clearly... he wants the war to continue, because as soon as there was a pause, some kind of peaceful life immediately begins to be restored in gaza, and the israelis are very unhappy abo

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francisco has always been a leader and as over 60 percent of americans now cry for a cease fire as your rezent are impacted and as the deaths continue, i urge all of you to join richmond, join oakland, join [indiscernible] and so many other cities that are speaking out for a cease fire now. thank you mpts . thank you. next speaker. >> my name is lisa. i am speaking here today on behamp of jewish voice for peace bay area chapter. jewish choice for peace stand sfr a cease fire. i cant stand this is done our name this genocidal violence, i can't stand it. a large growing number of jews in san francisco and across the counry stantd with the vast amajority of americans that support cease fire. we stand with eric and palestinian communities urging a cease fire. standing for cease fire is not antisemetic. is the only way to bring true and lasting peace, at least the first step. i was raised as a orthodox jew. i was taught judaism stands for social justice. every life is precious. it is because of my jewish ethics i'm here today speaking in favor of a cease fire resolution that seems very clear and

francisco has always been a leader and as over 60 percent of americans now cry for a cease fire as your rezent are impacted and as the deaths continue, i urge all of you to join richmond, join oakland, join [indiscernible] and so many other cities that are speaking out for a cease fire now. thank you mpts . thank you. next speaker. >> my name is lisa. i am speaking here today on behamp of jewish voice for peace bay area chapter. jewish choice for peace stand sfr a cease fire. i cant stand this is done our name this genocidal violence, i can't stand it. a large growing number of jews in san francisco and across the counry stantd with the vast amajority of americans that support cease fire. we stand with eric and palestinian communities urging a cease fire. standing for cease fire is not antisemetic. is the only way to bring true and lasting peace, at least the first step. i was raised as a orthodox jew. i was taught judaism stands for social justice. every life is precious. it is because of my jewish ethics i'm here today speaking in favor of a cease fire resolution that seems very clear and

if you look at african american rez resident over 30 percent of the homeless population versus 6 percent in san francisco population. in addition, hsh identifying strategies to improve outcomes for all subpopulations experiencing homeless. it identified 11 different subpopulations, including groups like veterans, older adults, transgender and gender non conforming people. again, all groups that are over-represented in the city homeless. supporting those goals are a number of action items in the plan. particular interest to the civil grand jury was the fact they want to strengthen quality diversity and utilization of data. enhance performance management and accountability. they want to address equity and justice focus datsa and analysis. we come to why did the civil grand jury focus contracts at hsh? two key issues. critical determining the delivering quality service to the homeless and no doubt a very significant budget item for the city. the objective was to see if improvement in contracts could contribute towards reducing homelessness and whether improvement aid in efforts to help chro

. >> items 12 and 13, these are rez solutions that approve amendments to dph contract with mckesson corporationasma biologics together the amendments increase not to exceed of both contracts together by $1.8 billion. we discussed the expenditures in our report. we did review in detail with the department and pharmacy director. believe that they are reasonable and also were able to review data provided by the department at least for a third of the spending over the past couple years which only incompass non acute settings. the city is getting close to hundred percent reimbursement so apply the percentage to determine what the net cost of the city of $1.8 billion extension ends up be $88 million over the next 4 and a half years. those cost would be funded by the general fund. we recommend aal proval of these items. >> thank you. i don't see any questions. i appreciate the work. it is certainly interesting. i do have oo question. you mention mckesson is one of the big 3. which are the other two? >> amarea source and cardinal, so in that process we reach out to both of them. amira source was unable

. >> items 12 and 13, these are rez solutions that approve amendments to dph contract with mckesson corporationasma biologics together the amendments increase not to exceed of both contracts together by $1.8 billion. we discussed the expenditures in our report. we did review in detail with the department and pharmacy director. believe that they are reasonable and also were able to review data provided by the department at least for a third of the spending over the past couple years which only incompass non acute settings. the city is getting close to hundred percent reimbursement so apply the percentage to determine what the net cost of the city of $1.8 billion extension ends up be $88 million over the next 4 and a half years. those cost would be funded by the general fund. we recommend aal proval of these items. >> thank you. i don't see any questions. i appreciate the work. it is certainly interesting. i do have oo question. you mention mckesson is one of the big 3. which are the other two? >> amarea source and cardinal, so in that process we reach out to both of them. amira source was unable