you know, they had _ press association. you know, they had a — press association.ion. you know, i they had a video segment from jamie lee curtis saying she loves the hollywood foreign press association and loves what they do when it comes to their grants et cetera. there are a lot of celebrities that would have loved to have come and take part of it but you know, there are still a lot of backlash against our organisation so people are still instance in themselves. it will take time. it has been a little less than 12 months since the scandal broke where we learn that there were no like americans in this organisation, they had a lot of ethical lapses. since that time there has been tremendous change. they brought on 21 new members. six of those members are black. they brought on a new president, they changed bylaws, they brought on a new chief adversity officer who was there tonight. they partnered with their naacp. so lots of changes have been made, lots of changes have been made, lots of changes are still have to be made and you know, as in hollywood, you get cance

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but what exactly does your association propose? i've manley greater biodiversity one instead of monoculture, slend different crops should be planted on one piece of ground. this is that's better for the soil, and the water management is better because the plan's complement one another less of some plants bring water up while others make for less evaporation. that's very important to the mana cultures belong to the past. they're outdated. miss vasquez, what can i do as a consumer if i like to eat, because, but don't necessarily want to harm the environment. what can i personally do as soon as has asthma vinegar, awful cuddle, col, 1st of all by fewer of condos, that's clear. and then maybe do without cosmetic products that use of a coast or alternate with other things. maybe eat another carter once a week and not 3 times a day. i am to bunker. thank you. pleasure. i continue to the west coast of the alga, lonely white, sandy beaches, steep cliffs. the rough atlantic the west coast is not just a bay thing, surfing, paradise. it's als

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i'm not too sure to propose a conservation and state hunting association. remember until i'm responsible for all types of nature and wildlife visited on biodiversity and large carnivals, a part of that im, i would either look have to make clear that the links belongs here. if you have one thing is decisive, the lynx is in the hunting law. so and it's in there because we also have an obligation to foster and protect it under t and it's are animal to they are not, not just a protege of the conservation associations among those oh, but the state hunting association and garden that back didn't support active re settlement at all during the last part of his trip, i mean half now meets bordeaux and his owner, michelle back back is also fascinated by the big cat that he tracks regularly. he's train his dad to pick up the center of the links for doff at cooper go, live, register, lease is getting tied. what's the hell? yes, he's got something of the phone. if that if i see that you can see the links tracks upon friends not talk me. head back is a hunter. he's also

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it's existentially important for each of us and the association. on behalf of all of us, god bless you both and thank you so much for everything you do. >> thank you and may i add to governor murphy's comments and thank you for the greeting you extended mr. president, i would also extend readings from all the governors and madam vice president, thank you for hosting us today in the east room and this annual tradition is never been more important and timely and during our weekend meeting we just concluded, your administration has been extraordinarily helpful to us. secretary buttigieg joined us for a discussion on the infrastructure with mitch landrieu. they didn't extraordinary job answering questions and the governors are used to fixing roads. we know how to get it done and bridges and the infrastructure funds, the consensus in our bipartisan way is we want flexibility so send us the money, give us flexibility [laughter] we will spend it. we would welcome that partnership. i also want to thank secretary reminder. she let raimundo. we have a plan i

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among muscle but the state hunting association in that in that bag didn't support active resettlement at all. during the last fight of his trip, i mean half now meets bordeaux and his owner miss out back back is also fascinated by the big cat that he tracks regularly. he's train his dad to pick up the center of the links or doff. i forgot what it is. register police is getting tied. what's the hell? yes, he's got something of equal duffy since it is you that you can see the links tracks upon friends not talk me. head back is a hunter. he's also responsible for monitoring the links in the forest of the planet. he also emphasizes how important it is to include the hunters and ensure transparency back says the impact the links have on the role. dear, isn't that great? but there could be problems on hunting grounds that is the true. she will give you that side of a mirabelle, when i used to for a certain period of time. there is a disruption for several weeks or even a year because it isn't as mobile as a lynx without a mate or family yet and gets your mind in when she's here and the ball

the american heart association is working daily to prevent that from happening.monthly donation today. please go to helpheart.org or call now to make your monthly donation and help save lives. >> the supreme court monday challenging emissions policies at harvard university and the university of north carolina saying that the discriminating against asian-americans applicants. the biden administrative set that they shouldn't tape case. peter, good to have you back. >> thanks for having me. >> so just to give people an idea of what we are talking about, the editorial wrote a piece about this today, it says that harvard at metz that 56.1% of black applicants compared with 38.1% of his spandex and 12.7% the nations of the black applicant and the fourth lowest has a higher chance of admission been an asian-american in the top. so they say races being cues. you can use it as a factor but now the supreme court has to weigh in again. what do you think? >> this is the opportunity an opportunity. it's interesting because bishop versus texas and so on and so far. and indicat

is that something that your association is keeping track of? and what do you think of this idea helping that specific industry? rep. peters: we support that wholeheartedly -- john: we support that wholeheartedly. we think we should have more chip manufacturing here on u.s. soil, where we can control the flow of product. we have some now. we certainly need more and a great number of members of congress are discussing this right now. my understanding is that it takes roughly three years to build a brand-new chip manufacturing plant and several billion dollars, so we better get moving. pedro: because we talk about this program all the time, we talk about the topic of inflation on a lot of different fronts. what does inflation mean for those selling cars? john: that's an interesting question because there's broad-based inflation throughout the united states right now and other parts of the world as well, of course. within the automotive sector, inflation is occurring for a related but somewhat unique reason. the semi conductors that are used in aut

where the leading trade association for america's ethanol industry. thank you for convening this timely and a poor hearing today and i appreciate the opportunity to share our industries unique perspective. the emergence of electric vehicles and the push to decarbonized transportation could have important implications for farm country and we commend the committee for thinking carefully about those issues. as you know the massive increase in public and private investment in electric vehicles is being driven by the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and achieve economy wide carbon neutrality by 2050. transportation is the leading source of greenhouse gas emissions in the u.s. accounted for nearly one-third of our nation's total emissions. thus, any strategy to achieve net-zero emissions by mid century must include measures that rapidly decarbonized the transportation sector. we agree to electric vehicles will be an important part of that strategy but given the time needed to transition the light-duty vehicle fleet, continued reliance on fossil fuels

he conservative association were as one. ., , conservative association were as one. . , ., , ., , onered as _ one. he wants to be -- if he wants to be remembered as a _ one. he wants to be -- if he wants to be remembered as a good i one. he wants to be -- if he wants| to be remembered as a good prime minister, then i think he has to consider is it time now to resign? i consider is it time now to resign? i think it would be better if he just resigned. — think it would be better if he just resigned, ratherthan think it would be better if he just resigned, rather than waiting for a vote resigned, rather than waiting fora vote of— resigned, rather than waiting for a vote of confidence. i think you would — vote of confidence. i think you would get _ vote of confidence. i think you would get a lot more respect. a lot ofthe would get a lot more respect. a lot of the long — would get a lot more respect. a lot of the long serving _ would get a lot more respect. a lot of the long serving members in the association — of the long serving members in the association have _ of the long serving membe

what happened was in 2019, the journal of the american medical association published the study, which looked at this small cohort of patients in cuba. and they found brain anomalies. brain anomalies are not the same as brain damage. it's very common in small groups. when you look at brain scans to find vine or novelties, and these anomalies were very minor and they have conflated anomalies with brain damage. it is not been found whatsoever that there was brain damage in the diploma action. cuba, but it keeps getting reported over and over again. you so diplomatically avoided my direct question about the manipulation of the narrative. i'm the, that's your ride, but i want to say, i can rephrase my question a little bit because i think the level of psychological flores ation in the united states is very high. and this is what allows for such psychogenic infections originate. and brad, very rapidly. what do you foresee another case, this slide about shark curve, for example, here, a non conspiracy, do you think it's, it's sad by the, then the lar, psychic energy do you think they made th

this is theresa flander north beach tenants' association. inevitably tenants receive a notice late friday at 5:00 p.m. or if they return from work, they see something in the mail. this gives tenants the time to contact tenant councilors over that weekend which would be closed over the weekend. they would have access to tenant counseling, people to interpret what the notice means in a language they can understand. the thing is that the landlord knows in advance that this is something they are going to do. the tenant is only notified three days before a legal procedure begins in terms of an eviction. so this gives tenants the time to have the counseling. if they need accommodations for their emotional support animal, that they have time to get a note from their doctor as examples. so this is a huge game changer and i am so thrilled that you, supervisor preston, have brought this forward. please, let's pass this on with a strong recommendation and have the board vote yes in favor. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >>

it's existentially important for each of us and the association. on behalf of all of us, god bless you both and thank you so much for everything you do. >> thank you and may i add to governor murphy's comments and thank you for the greeting you extended mr. president, i would also extend readings from all the governors and madam vice president, thank you for hosting us today in the east room and this annual tradition is never been more important and timely and during our weekend meeting we just concluded, your administration has been extraordinarily helpful to us. secretary buttigieg joined us for a discussion on the infrastructure with mitch landrieu. they didn't extraordinary job answering questions and the governors are used to fixing roads. we know how to get it done and bridges and the infrastructure funds, the consensus in our bipartisan way is we want flexibility so send us the money, give us flexibility [laughter] we will spend it. we would welcome that partnership. i also want to thank secretary reminder. she let raimundo. we have a plan i

>> it is an association. in this group they are having a lot more of the cognitive changes and abnormalities in fluid. we are not saying that in the group who have the cognitive changes. we need to do longer studies so we can say that those who have cognitive changes, that is caused by these abnormalities. we are not quite there yet. >> i wonder if there any differences in the age range? maybe young people were more likely to -- less likely to have the formalities? >> i am both a scientist and i am a doctor. i see patients in my clinic. i can tell you i have seen 17-year-olds, 20-year-olds, 80-year-olds, i am seeing this cognitive syndrome in all ages. i think it can impact anyone. one of the things we were wondering is are there people who are more at risk? we asked all of the individuals, do you have any of the risk factors we think could be associated with cognitive changes like high blood pressure or diabetes? or other risk factors like learning disabilities? we found more of these risk factors in the gro

. >> todd: and education secretary cardona asked letter from the national school board association calling parents domestic terrorists. this is from e-mails from the nsba. the original source of the letter lobbying the biden administration to use patriot act to target parents as terrorists issue the biden administration itself. and florida senator rick scott saying the truth comes out, woke secretary cardona asked nsba to write the letter asked to begin treating parents like domestic terrorists, cardona should resign. carley, if you had any question whether this reached top level of the administration, you have your answer in that e-mail. a parent, i can't say this enough. i am in charge, not the government, not the board of education, not the teachers. i determine what is in the best interest of my child andeck spooing out in favor of what i think are the best interest of my child does not make me a domestic terrorist, it makes me a parent, carley. >> carley: yeah, in this e-mail we're talking about, it was obtained by the parents group, parents defending education and freedom of informat

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if you look at the 2018 journal, the american medical association study, even before that study was published, information was being linked to the press that many of the victims had these mysterious white matter track changes in their brains. about a year later, when the study finally came out, they found only 3 patients with white matter track changes. and if you go on the streets of moscow today, and you randomly pick 21 people, you'll have a similar breakdown because white matter track changes are common and everything from depression to migraine headaches, to normal aging professor. so let me, i think it's easy to understand the relatively easy to understand how something like this could have happened in the late 17th century. in rural must choose this, but in the 21st century in havana, as well as frankly all over the place. because american diplomats in russia, china, india, austria trolley at the united kingdom and a host of other countries, have several 100 similar complaints. what would possibly explain both a global scale of the problem? and it's very peculiar where so look 50 if di

and those studies in the journal, the american medical association, any neurologist or medical doctor worth their salt, takes the time to examine those studies. those studies are very flawed, and we need to listen to mainstream science. but unfortunately, the waters have been muddy bipartisan politics. and it's destroying the united states of america, and we've saw the last few years. and it's very concerning. it's very alarming. and it's, it's disturbing. well, let's hope that somebody will take a lesson or 2 from this. very interesting and yes, funny. although, as we discussed before, it would be pretty dangerous, given that this issue is now being discussed with been the military intelligence of russia, the united states, but all the nuclear capabilities that they have. anyway, professor told me we have to live in there. thank you very much for being with us. thank you. and thank you for watching hope to see you again next week. when will the part? ah ah, it's an open secret that private military companies have been playing a role in our conflicts world wide. u. s. government doesn

personal administrative foundation and association for sustainability in higher education and she'sling and happy and she's residing in baltimore currently so we understand that. these task force members are joined by benson clayton, the inaugural vice president and associate for inclusion and diversity at the university and also a member of the board of directors for the national association of diversity in higher education. before we get going, a reminder that you can submit a question for any of our panelists today using live chat on youtube, facebook. i'd like to start by asking taskbar members, to say a quick word the a passports, how did te passports arrive at the conclusion and again, tracking the theme of this conversation today, the work the task force has done, i would be interested in knowing how after intent to liberation, what was the one issue in which you found your views were changed by interactions with deliberation, the debate you've had over the lastti year? again we believe that interaction on our campus is helping in terms of bringing people together. not sure w

but thank you for joining us as we kick off this meeting at the national governors association. i'm honored to serve as chair, and my term began last year and continued through this summer. it's one of the great honors i've had in public service to be chair of the nga, an incredible organization that serves 55 governors of our states and territories with a couple of key missions. one of them being determining things that we can agree upon in a bipartisan way representing and advocating towards washington, d.c. and on behalf of the governors on those issues. secondly, which now was more important than ever, they governors develop the chair policy innovation with each other. in the sharing of ideas, this was a great benefit of the nga. this is our 114th winter meeting , one of two meetings we gathered together as a full body of governors, and this is particularly special because the last time we were together in person was in the winter of 2020. and that was here in washington, d.c. but a lot has changed since our last meeting convening here in the nation's capital. governors have

opportunity to the association to consult.in addition, my understanding the family still have their original home in the east bay and they're living there. the reason they moved to this home is so the daughters could attend a certain high school. it's not like the family doesn't have a home. >> last call for public comment on this item. you need to press star 3. seeing no additional requests to speak from members of the public, mr. williams, you have a one-minute rebuttal. >> i am an architect working on this. i would like to point out some errors in the plan. in the approved site drawings issued to the neighbors, the height of the pre-existing lower flat roof structures were 309.2 feet and 309.9 feet respectively. we would like to make sure that these numbers are adhered to and these are from the project sponsor's own plan. and this drawing, the height of the existing -- the height of the room, we would like to make sure that is adhered to as per the neighborhood-approved drawings aligning with the adjacent flat roof i just t

joining me now president and ceo of the national association of charter school authorizers.hy would state lawmaker john lou go out of his way to block charter schools? >> good morning, todd. thank you for having me on, i appreciate it. it's too bad we're even having this conversation at a time when it is clear we need to have an all-hands-on-deck approach to making sure our kids and families are getting what they need emerging from the global pandemic. i have no idea why we would be seeking to reduce quality education opportunities, particularly for a charter school authorizer with such a record of strong performance over time. >> todd: yeah, it seems like so many on the left are afraid of charter schools. karega, what are they scared of? i used to go to charter schools and they were absolutely amazing, kids of all races, backgrounds coming under one roof and learning, the learning environment was beautiful to watch, kids were engaged, teachers were excited. it was awesome. why do people not want that? >> a lot of instances, many folks don't understand what charter schools a

and great for the associations, very important group and as you said, like a little sort of dormant until recently and we are so glad it's back in building a power and think you again for joining us and no i would love for secretary to introduce herself. >> sorry, were having a little bit of a technical issues, apology. >> here we go. >> hello, i am so excited to be here with all of you and to hear this critical stage with some of the democracy is subject democracy champions from 20, one of the newest cemeteries and sing a love not need to voting rights and i grew up with low income, and a group water and. [inaudible]. good public education and i went to work as national field organizer this right got my start on the voting rights working on the many rights act reauthorization it 2003 - 2005, and to be executive director and in that capacity, financing what happens when republicans take control legislature and in another state which has since 1973, there barely gets have controlled the governorship and eliminated that and i wanted to win it back at the ballot box and succeeded and went on

this was supported by the national governors association and it goes back to 2019 when the nga adoptednciples for national infrastructure. this is not something we just worked on this year but for many years and we are delighted to have success of the passage of that legislation. we worked with the treasury the right and on the details of the american rescue plan funds, pushing for flexibility to the states and the use of those funds because states know what their funds -- needs are to the greatest extent of anyone. we were successful in encouraging the administration to lift pandemic restrictions of cross-border travels, something our governors advocated for. and then the flexibility and use of national guard and making sure that investment can be 100% reimbursed by fema as well. we concentrate on broadband access, cybersecurity and training. these are some of the things we work for as an nga. this convening of the nga, we will be hearing from administration officials working on these specific areas of infrastructure investment. obviously we will be dealing with the pandemic and futur

they are not the only union or school association expressing concern. what is your message to teachers if they are concerned about omicron and going back to school to teach? guest: i taught science for over 30 years and this is what i know and what i have heard from teachers all over the country as i travel from los angeles to kentucky. they want to be back with our students. they want to be in person because i know that is the best and safest way for them to be and the best place for them to learn and for teachers and other people to teach. they want to work collaboratively to do what they must to keep our students and educators safe and to keep them in person, and so they continue to make sure that everyone, all of the stakeholders are at the table, educators, parents, community members, infectious disease experts and students themselves to make the decision that is best for the school district in that area depending on what the virus is doing, how high the transmission rate is and whether they have tools in place to keep students safe. our guest host