thank you to alisa thank you to the publishers thank you two books in london.ur first editor on this book worked so hard on this text with us. thank you to all of you at the national book award award. this is such an honor and it's fantastic. for all of the people who will not reach her book and get to know more is a wonderful thing so thank you so. much to everyone. ♪ ♪ >> congratulations and now back to our host phoebe robinson. >> i love when winners are speechless. the true, raw emotion and yes get out there get this book if you have not yet it is fantastic. and that will go on over to poetry i am a terrible poet i tried in college, did not succeed. that is why i do comedy. and now the national book award for poetry. ♪po ♪ asks us to play close attention to words, to linebreaks, to one another. to find the rest the 2021 national book award for poetry the complexities of the past, and document the impact and echoes of trauma and investigate existence of identity. and yet these books also ask us to empathize, to imagine and to recognize within the complexity

alisa, marti, and hester, welcome back, and good luck. alisa. let's go succulents for $200. - marti. - what is aloe? - yes. - u.s. counties for $200. - marti. - what is king? - yes. - counties for $400.

sam, ed, and alisa, good luck.l add them to your totals at the end of today's game. let's get into the jeopardy! round with these categories. ♪ we'll start with... then... and... sam, your board. history of england, $200, please.

please join me in please join me in welcoming alisa roth. [applause] thank you so much for the lovely introduction, and thank you all for being here. this is so exciting to see people in real life. jillian peterson is a professor of criminology and the faculty director of the center for justice and law. she is the of large-scale research studies on school shooting prevention and mass violence. james densley is a professor of criminal justice and scholar at metropolitan state university which many of you know as part of the minnesota state colleges andni university system. he's an expert on street gangs and youth violence including cyber violence. a nonpartisan nonprofit research and that the works to prevs shootings. they are also the authors of this terrific new book by the same name and i am looking for to talking to them about it this evening. >> thank you.o >> yes, thank you. >> you open the book with this really moving and thought-provoking anecdote where the shooter from parkland in florida is being interrogated about what happened, an

. >> for aides to nancy pelosi, alisa la and kelsey smith, it would be a big workday.rview, they admit the growing number of trump supporters in the city were unsettling. >> my parents were definitely a little concerned for my safety going into work. my husband was a little bit worried, but everybody said once you're in the capitol, you'll be totally fine. >> all across washington, trump supporters had been turning out for hours. >> that's how we got up, which we thought was early. the line was so big, it was worthless to even get in line, so we just found a spot out there in the sea of people where we thought we could see a little bit and hear a little bit. but it was -- it was absolutely packed. >> pastor ken peters had spoken at the d.c. stop the steal rally the night before. coy griffin arrived early too, believing he would speak before trump. >> i went to the rally on the mall. i thought i was going to be able to speak at it, which unfortunately i wasn't included in it. >> yvonne st. cyr began the day posting her excitement. >> hello. good morning. we're here. >>

but, before we get to that, j.p., alisa, and deborah are here to try and secure their spot in next week'sund with these categories... and... you'll tell us what that something is. - j.p., you pick first. - u.s. geography for $600. the three sisters in oregon is a trio of volcanic peaks in this mountain range. - j.p. - what are the cascades? - correct. - u.s. geography, $800. - j.p. - what is "mackinac"? - yes, or "mackinaw" island. - u.s. geography for $1,000.

welcome to our finalists-- sam, ed, and alisa. good luck, and let's go to work in the jeopardy!l select first. geographic nicknames, $200, please. - sam. - what is the missouri? - that's correct. - geographic, $400. - sam. - what is rome? - yes. the eternal city. - geographic, $600.

we spoke with alisa garcia to get some advice. >> women are really starting to embrace the jeans and silhouettes that work best for their body shape. of course you are going to have a ton of different styles because everywoman's body is different. kumasi: her biggest advice is to get yourself high wasted jeans. they're flattering for pretty much everybody type. as for color, go for faded black or dark or indigo. jobina: i can get behind that. i'm just glad she did not say lowrise. i feel like that does not -- it does not work. kumasi: very 2005, r 2 something like that. jobina: and that whole year just did not work. kumasi: [laughter] this is a vibe, though, what we got going on. jobina: yeah, a little pattern action. lisa: green on there because the rain shower activity is going to linger into the afternoon for parts of the valleys, the peninsula. it is a different system where the north bay will be clearing out. santa rosa looking at some showers. we are into walnut creek. it is cloudy. a little mist and drizzle is not amounting to much. the roadways are wet. into the south bay, we

if he feels is a positive generational wealth that the new middle class can be to the alisa militaristjapan and the wrong direction in the 1930s. we know what is the any of this of the united states, absolutely not. he believes it's really important to do this in japan and is faced withpa the problemf what to do with the million japanese service members being repatriated back into the country they don't have anything get away to make a living here is some land now you can be a farmere is away to deal with te influx of soldiers returning and needed to put them to work and let them on something in an insurgency. >> these giants family business corporation in japan. they control japan's industry and pretty much japan's economy, macarthur and eisenhower are always talking about the military-industrial complex. >> initial occupation policy to turn japan into a powerhouse and help them lead the war. in the summer of 1945 macarthur is moving forward quickly with this season the holdings of these cavities regular monopoly, stuff like that. suddenly reverse course comes into play now intentions

joining us now is democratic congresswoman alisa slotkin, she is introducing the safe guns, safe kidsand would impose a penalty of up to five years in prison for parents of a child injures themselves or others or uses the gun to commit a crime. congresswoman, thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> can you tell us about this bill and also tell us how you plan to clear the almost impossible hurdle of getting ten republican senators to support it. >> yeah. well, the bill came out of the last two weeks. it has been over two weeks now since the shooting in oxford and just being at church services and vigils and funerals and meetings with the community, you know, they're still in shock, they're still in crisis response, the one thing everyone agreed on is that the parents in this case really, you know, from an outsider's perspective seemed to abet their child being able to do this, by buying him a gun, when they knew he had problems. i think, you know, one of the things that we tried to do was build a piece of legislation that would be different, frankly, than

those finalists are, alisa -- translated from the french by higgins and published by open letter.se translated from the chinese by morris and published by new york review books. the twilight zone by no now fernandez. translated from spanish by natasha and published by gray wolf press. when we cease to understand the world by benjamin, translated from the spanish by adrian west and published by new york review books. planet of clay. translated from the arabic larry price and published by world edition. this year's national book award for translator goes to winter translated by higgins and published by open letter. ♪♪ translated from the french by higgins. open letter. this spare novel evokes the atmosphere of abandonment and isolation as well as the stark beauty of winter in a south korean seaside resort town near the north korean border. narrated by sharply observe it resident the story explores risks of identity, personal, cultural and national in the fleeting kinship that is possible between solitary strangers. the elegant translation brings out the tender and mysterious novel.

there's that fascist h-uppercase-letter overtime and of course alisa mongolian in 1939, proves to be involved in the soviets have the takes and f you're keeping track of what is soviet stage four runner, tanks. they very skilled commander on the operational level, the young general who would go on to fame and fortune for the rest of his career in the world war ii printed and have absolute disaster in the japanese, there is obviously no real enthusiasm and a second go with the russians inside. people often say, but the russians would've been engaged. it would've been there rising as the germans. but the japanese are otherwise engaged. their entire army was in china and emmy line campaigns in the japanese possibly much speak strategic debate that her friend ed drake read about between the northern road in the southern front, the audio north into siberia south into the pacific to see the resources i think it is a debate the kind of resulted in a resolved itself and i think she can still make a case both ways but expecting the japanese were already unable to conclude a land campaign in c

so my name is alisa, i'm going over two topics today. the first is the streets and freeway study and second is introduction to the san francisco transportation plan which is our long-range county-wide transportation plan. so connect s.f. just a quick overview, again it's our multiagency process to build a transportation system for our future and it's rooted in these five goals. there are three phases. phase one, establish a transportation vision. phase 2 identified our transportation needs. and included two modal studies, the transit strategy and the streets and freeway strategy. now we're shifting into phase 3 where all the work comes together in the transportation plan and the continuation element of the -- transportation element of the general plan update. the streets and freeways study identified five strategies and outreach was conducted this past summer. the overview of the outreach findings focused on four primary questions around the strategy areas. so as i mentioned, outreach took place over the summer and included an online sto

so my name is alisa, i'm going over two topics today. the first is the streets and freeway study and second is introduction to the san francisco transportation plan which is our long-range county-wide transportation plan. so connect s.f. just a quick overview, again it's our multiagency process to build a transportation system for our future and it's rooted in these five goals. there are three phases. phase one, establish a transportation vision. phase 2 identified our transportation needs. and included two modal studies, the transit strategy and the streets and freeway strategy. now we're shifting into phase 3 where all the work comes together in the transportation plan and the continuation element of the -- transportation element of the general plan update. the streets and freeways study identified five strategies and outreach was conducted this past summer. the overview of the outreach findings focused on four primary questions around the strategy areas. so as i mentioned, outreach took place over the summer and included an online sto

discuss is the principal of black to the future action fund and co-creator of black lives matter, alisayou because i want to get to some of the things that happened in the trial. obviously officer potter says she mistook her handgun for her taser. is that a reasonable thing, and even if she did, does it matter in the eyes of the law? >> well, tiffany good morning and happy showversray and thank you for having me. i think it does matter. yes, it does matter in the eyes of the law because what you're talking about in that instance is a question of intent. in this case what people need to be focusing on is the jury. why i say that is because the question of reasonableness, the question of intent is really likely going to come down to how that jury processes kim potter's life experiences and what she says on the stand. the racial makeup of that jury is absolutely germane to what the outcome is going to be. what we find reasonable as people of color, as black people in america in terms of the actions of law enforcement is not necessarily going to be the same as what people who are not from o

you can e-mail them to myself, the public safety neighborhood services clerk alisa somera. if you submit public comment via e-mail it will be forwarded to the supervisors and part of the file. you can submit written comments to our office at city hall. finally, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors' agenda, january, 4, 2022, unless otherwise stated. mr. chair. >> chair mar: thank you, madame clerk. can you call item number 1. >> clerk: yes. item 1, hearing to address concerns on public safety strategies in commercial corridors and their effectiveness on reducing crime, including but not limited to police department, foot and bicycle patrols, the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs community ambassador program and other strategies. this hearing is requesting the police department, the office of the civic engagement, office of small business and office of office of economic and workforce development to report. for members of the public who wish to provide public comment, call the public comment number now, 1-415-655-0001. enter

you can e-mail them to myself, the public safety neighborhood services clerk alisa somera. if you submit public comment via e-mail it will be forwarded to the supervisors and part of the file. you can submit written comments to our office at city hall. finally, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors' agenda, january, 4, 2022, unless otherwise stated. mr. chair. >> chair mar: thank you, madame clerk. can you call item number 1. >> clerk: yes. item 1, hearing to address concerns on public safety strategies in commercial corridors and their effectiveness on reducing crime, including but not limited to police department, foot and bicycle patrols, the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs community ambassador program and other strategies. this hearing is requesting the police department, the office of the civic engagement, office of small business and office of office of economic and workforce development to report. for members of the public who wish to provide public comment, call the public comment number now, 1-415-655-0001. enter

so my name is alisa, i'm going over two topics today.freeway study and second is introduction to the san francisco transportation plan which is our long-range county-wide transportation plan. so connect s.f. just a quick overview, again it's our multiagency process to build a transportation system for our future and it's rooted in these five goals. there are three phases. phase one, establish a transportation vision. phase 2 identified our transportation needs. and included two modal studies, the transit strategy and the streets and freeway strategy. now we're shifting into phase 3 where all the work comes together in the transportation plan and the continuation element of the -- transportation element of the general plan update. the streets and freeways study identified five strategies and outreach was conducted this past summer. the overview of the outreach findings focused on four primary questions around the strategy areas. so as i mentioned, outreach took place over the summer and included an online story map and survey and in-langu