lucy baines johnson. let me ask you about a more serious matter you talked about. all the really historic events and historic people that you had a chance to meet or to see why you were living in the white house you talk about something that you saw or someone you spoke to at the white house it really feel like mate had an impact on you for the rest of your life. well we had in the white house what i called daddy duty and daddy did he was sort of the command performance when my father was having some sort of official experience and i would go and look adoringly and the civil rights movement was also very public. and yet so very personal for me. on my 17th birthday my father wrote me a little note telling me how much he loved me. he was busy that day. he didn't actually have time to go out and buy a birthday card. and so they only handwritten note. i really have from my father. was written for me on july the second 1964 and about five or six hours later. he was downstairs in the east room signing the 1964 civil rights legislation into law. nobody will ever get a bet

and in two hours 30 minutes lyndon johnson, robb and lucy baines johnson the daughters of lyndon and lady bird johnson share their white house memories with moderator and journalist susan page. i was born and raised in a small town called gettysburg, pennsylvania, very historic place very small town. my whole family was there aunt's uncle's grandparents. so it was really easy to have a family relationship. it was my mom and dad and three girls. i was the middle of the three girls. my dad was in world war ii he was in the army corps of engineers served in

setter steve baines introduced s501 with his colleagues to go with personally bad earmarks. congressman kevin of oklahoma our second speaker proposed congressional reform package in january that included earmarks. and represented chipper i got 26 of his republican colleagues to sign a letter to speaker pelosi saying they would not have earmarks for the euphemism of the day project funding. the 29th installment of citizens against government spending includes $1.7 billion for 17 unrequested joint strike fighters which has been plagued with crossover run delays record $25 million for save america's treasures grants which is 56% later than the $16 million requested and physically or 2020. in the past these projects have included local operated theaters and museums as a record $19.7 million for the east west center which represent 68% of the private nonprofit organizations budget. no relation, and 663,000 to help eliminate. [inaudible] being earmarked like every other year meet cad w7 criteria i urge evelyn to go to our website cad w.org but look at the pig book, look at the cri

baines nibbi the general contractor is a joint venture. here's a bit on the community outreach we've done since developer selection. we held two meetings with the hilltop residents to preview the design and seek their input. we presented the design to the shipyard c.a.c. they recommended that ocii commission approve this schematic design. i will turn the presentation over to talk about the project. i'll be back at the end to review the conditions of approval and density bonus. >> thank you. good afternoon commissioners. i'm a project developer with mercy housing california. thank you so much for the opportunity to be with you this afternoon to seek schematic design approval. i'm pleased to be joined by colleagues working on this project. most of whom with us on the line today. this will have 73 total units for families ranging in sizes from studio to one five bedroom units. it include community room, program courtyard offices for on site staff team, laundry room, one site manager unit, 46 persons spaces and additional parking for motorcycl

para cerrar dos datos un ejecutivo de royal crew bain dijo que la compaÑÍa incrementÓ sus ventas 55%os, basura y ventas ilegales la situaciÓn en la quema ri, pero quÉ hace la autoridad. >>> busca cita para vacunarse contra covid-19 merino encuentra, le digo cÓmo podrÍa maximizar su probabilidad de encontrar espacio. (comerciales) . les voy a mostrar sitios que hay para encontrar cuando y donde hay citas disponibles. ♪♪♪♪ a medida que se expande la elegibilidad de la vacunaciÓn contra covid-19 encontrar una cita, es mÁs difÍcil. para maximizar su posibilidad y encontrar espacio lo mejor buscar en sitios web oficiales y no oficiales pueden empezar en este que muestra disponibilidad en un mapa, este es un proyecto de hospital de niÑos de boston con respaldo de los cdc, el sitio de california es... y si no tiene citas disponibles puede averiguar en el departamento de salud pÚblica local, si es miembro de de plan de salud grande revise si hay citas ahÍ. y. algunas personas dicen que farmacias actualizan sus citas a la medianoche y preguntamos a acv es sobre esto. ahora otros sitios que pu

it's called the accidental president aj bain great book if you're interested in that particular period and he said never has so much history been shoehorned into so little time. i'd like you to think about the last time you started a job or you know, you'd think about on the job training and kind of how we all have the little jitters or whatever when we started a new position. we wonder if we're up to the task. truman became president on april 12th of 1945 by august the bombs had been dropped in the war was over. that's what you call on the job training. in four months he had brought the women germany surrendered on his birthday. and which is may 8th. he turned 61 years old and said it was the best present he'd ever had. he then went to potsdam met with stalin and churchill and others and got word there that the test in new mexico had been successful and and there's a lot going on for truman in those first four months and he drops those bombs makes that decision in the war is over. now what's interesting about harry truman is that's the one thing that people know about truman that he d

bain capital will join another company.rookfield are also said to be considering rival offers of their own. joining us now is our asian technology reporter. overlaying all of this is the knowledge that this is a nationally, strategically important company. does that mean we are likely to see domestic players coming to the fray as well? reporter: this whole situation is being kicked off by cvc capital's unofficial bid. at that time we knew that there was no time cvc could go it alone. just a few hours ago, it was reported that japan investment corporation might be considering a japan only bid. the way these things go, if there is a buyout, it will probably be a complicated consortium. pain -- bain's own bought toshiba's memory chip business. japanese companies included. all of that is likely to have an impact on the price. cvc's initial offer undervalued the company quite a bit by about ¥5,000 per share. clearly these are just starting prices in the early days. shery: the cvc connection could lead to some sort of deal, but w

he lived in bris bain for years and was often at the library and park. >>> it was pumping season. some trails will be closed to dogs starting today to make way for a different pup. it is coyote pupping season. to create a safe space parts will be off limits to dogs through early september. the trails will remain open though to people. >>> it is time for a quick check with mary lee. hope you had a good easter. >> thank you. you too. >>> we are looking at temperatures similar to yesterday. if you liked the temps yesterday, i think you will like today. we are starting with those clouds and we will see clearing and afternoon sunshine as we head through our monday afternoon. a live look with our sales force tower camera as we look north at the golden gate and we are starting our day with temperatures in the 40s but many of us in the low 50s. concord 50 and also for livermore, san francisco, 51 oakland, 50 san jose. checking winds, looking at westerly winds at 15 miles per hour at sfo, 20 oakland, 23- mile per hour in fairfield and about 12-mile per hour wind at concord, 14 for livermor

challenge if you like but nonetheless vaccination clearly is still very important 20000000 doses of now bain issued to hearing germany still only 18.5 percent of the population that's had even one dose so there's still quite a long way to go to the most out of 70 or 80 percent which makes pets what's needed political correspondent simon young simon thanks as always as going to virus cases rise here in germany medical workers are warning that intensive care units a push to the brink reported test evolve visited berlin hospital that is close to capacity. we're at the intensive care unit in berlin scatty tests hospital half of the patients here suffer from cope at 19 dr thomas kuhn and this team have their hands full and the beds are filling up. on the. puzzles and slowly you can see that there is an increase at the moment we're not yet in a situation that brings us to the edge of what we can do with your crown but we know that if the numbers continue to rise because certainly have problems. we have incurred on in recent weeks the number of covered patients in germany's icy use has been rising

challenge if you like but nonetheless vaccination clearly is still very important 20000000 doses of now bain issued here in germany still only 18.5 percent of the population that's had even one dose so there's still quite a long way to go to the most of 70 or 80 percent which makes puts what's needed political correspondent simon young simon thanks as always as coronavirus cases rise here in germany medical workers or warning that intensive care units are pushed to the brink d.w. reporter tests of also visited a berlin hospital that is close to capacity. we're at the intensive care unit in the lynn scully test hospital half of the patients here suffer from cope at 19 dr thomas kuhn and his team have their hands full and the beds are filling up. because of the lowly you can see that there is an increase at the moment we're not yet in a situation that brings us to the edge of what we can do with your crown but we know that if the numbers continue to rise we could certainly have problems go through the hellish program. in recent weeks the number of covered patients in germany's icy use has been

a group of engineers headed by physicists now bain's spent several months focusing on one specific task proving beyond doubt that an internet connection can be established on 90 days in a row via satellite constellation that test results would determine whether one website writes to transmitted the frequency spectrum approved by the international telecommunications union would be confirmed it's a milestone the team eventually reached in 2019 satellites were launched in february of this year and we want to show proof of concept that it works so we want to be able to send signals up to the satellite but down again and prove that we can send traffic at very high speed. and therefore realize some of these services you know high speed broadband services that we want to offer the world so this is a perfect testing ground we've got the regulatory clearance here to do transmissions and receptions. could a system initially comprising just 6 satellites in orbit stream internet video content from germany now danes and his team were also eager to see how the experiment pans out. what we'll be doing

next we have lyndon baines johnson, and mr. block really admired his war on poverty, he did not admire his war on vietnam. he loved to take johnson quotes and misappropriate them in such a way as to attack his policies. so this particular cartoon is we've shown that we're willing to go more than halfway. what mr. johnson had intended with that quote was just to talk about the peace table. we're willing to negotiate terms of peace with north vietnam, but what mr. block showed was bombing more than halfway up the vietnamese country. if you read the "washington post" between 1972 and 1974, between the time the watergate scandal broke out and the time president nixon resigned, you opened the pages to see 174 cartoons attacking the president on watergate alone. he had drawn nixon coming out of a sewer during the eisenhower administration, and with the exception of the free shape he gave him as a newly elected president, which is now in the collection of the "washington post," he never relented. he did not see a good side to richard

ticking it is all right i want to bring in now activists and youth director marlo baines from the environmental climate and social justice group earth guardians it's good to have you on the program i want to hear 1st from you what do you think of president biden's environmental summit that begins tomorrow or do you have any hopes from that. yes it's great to be with you all here i hope i have hope for president biden's environmental summit but on the condition that the united states takes accountability and responsibility for its own impacts on the spiraling climate crisis you see the u.s. is one of the biggest polluters on the planet our oil and gas emissions are going up and up our petrochemical industry is responsible for the proliferation of plastics across the globe and our agricultural practices are destroying biodiversity and ecosystems if we have any hope for meaningful untenable agreements with the 40 countries that president biden has invited to the 2 day virtual summit there will be that the united states lead by example and stop cow towing to big industries we need policies to move

ticking it is all right i want to bring in now activists and youth director marlo baines from the environmental climate and social justice group earth guardians it's good to have you on the program i want to hear 1st from you what do you think of president biden's environmental summit that begins tomorrow or do you have any hopes from that. yes it's great to be with you all here i hope i have hope for president biden's environmental summit but on the condition that the united states takes accountability and responsibility for its own impacts on the spiraling climate crisis you see the u.s. is one of the biggest polluters on the planet our oil and gas emissions are going up and up our petrochemical industry is responsible for the proliferation of plastics across the globe and our agricultural practices are destroying biodiversity and ecosystems if we have any hope for meaningful untenable agreements with the 40 countries that president biden has invited to the 2 day virtual summit there will be that the united states lead by example and stop cow towing to big industries we need policies to move

and some of the thought toughest issues facing his white house are visitors diplomatic editor james baines reports. on the afternoon of his inauguration president biden reversed the america 1st policy of his predecessor signing an executive order starting the process of rejoining the paris climate deal the u.s. opted back into the world health organization and the u.n. human rights council the new u.s. president for filling his campaign promise to reengage with the world and bind his country again to its traditional allies. with its adversaries though relations have deteriorated in an interview president biden called the russian leader vladimir putin a killer and amid growing tensions for a time over 150000 russian troops were massed on the border with ukraine. i'm also hearing deep concern about some of the actions your government is taking public disagreement with china was on open display during a high level meeting in anchorage alaska in a most unusual exchange the top chinese and u.s. foreign policy officials arguing over human rights trade and cyber attacks barters the biden administ

diagnosis was autism leaving ameena devastated i don't understand when my son is not talking you not use bain and you see. i don't know that's probably me i crying always if you my son is cry me a cry autism is a developmental disorder with a wide spectrum no 2 cases are the same some people never speak others are streaming anxious while some may be socially distant it's estimated globally between one and 2 percent of people have some degree of autism researchers here in bristol have found a higher incidence among some molly immigrants to the u.k. in the somali culture autism doesn't exist children on the autistic spectrum are considered mentally ill and shunned from society since nora base 1st child zac was diagnosed with autism she's fought that stigma in her community now she's made a series of short films explaining what parents can do to help their children lead a full and happy life trying to ensure that you get the white help to understand what autism is and hope hope your child and don't believe everything you see online because there's so much information out there that are not true

lyndon baines johnson who introduced some of the most sweeping progressive reforms in american history we're talk about somebody who basically was the architect of the crime bill someone who helped put us into iraq someone who bailed out wall street in 2008. is it even possible for someone with bad history to be mentioned in the conversation among progressive presidents that will say is that this is certainly the beginning process here i will say that by an administration because of the push of the progressive movement we came in sight of the fact that the progressive movement all of these things are brought to you by the progressive movement there the push in some of the things that we heard last night is because aggressive movement is out there making these demands i think the 1st 100 days are just that we've got a long way to go because what you are mainly things that you just numerate those things were put into place by policies policies that he supported and so now he is the president of the united states of america and this provides him a spectacular opportunity through public po

we can speak now to dr anjuman bains 7 a mental health professional based in delhi. welcome.ing us. what is emerging about the impact on mental health? the what is emerging about the impact on mental health?— mental health? the situation here in india, and specifically _ mental health? the situation here in india, and specifically i _ mental health? the situation here in india, and specifically i can - mental health? the situation here in india, and specifically i can speak . india, and specifically i can speak for delhi where i am based, it is quite grim. when i talk about mental health, there are a number of calls each week i am getting, specifically youngsters experiencing anxiety as a result of what is happening around. the situation is quite grim. fin result of what is happening around. the situation is quite grim.- the situation is quite grim. on the stiuma the situation is quite grim. on the stigma element, _ the situation is quite grim. on the stigma element, you _ the situation is quite grim. on the stigma element, you are - the situation is quite grim. on the stigma

bain capital is considering taking a private. apple has unveiled a faster ipad pro.more powerful version of its pricier tablet aimed at workers and students learning to office -- returning to offices and schools. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> once we get to around may 40% of the population vaccinated based on israel we will see a decline in cases. we are already seeing benefits based on hospitalizations. older individuals who are most likely to have severe complications is not happening so much because of how many have been vaccination -- vaccinated. jonathan: johns hopkins center for health security senior scholar. from new york city, good morning. here is the story in the market this wednesday morning. pretty much dead flat unchanged on the s&p. into the bond market with yields basically unchanged. in fx, euro-dollar holding on to .20. -- on 1.20. wti down to about one full percentage point. tom: we will talk econo

that was made by ryan bain. to suggest that sarm had fallen— bain.working on the boat as well, we understand?— working on the boat as well, we understand? . ., , , understand? yeah, absolutely. sarm is a real character. _ understand? yeah, absolutely. sarm is a real character. she _ understand? yeah, absolutely. sarm is a real character. she has- understand? yeah, absolutely. sarm is a real character. she has a - understand? yeah, absolutely. sarm is a real character. she has a lust - is a real character. she has a lust for adventure, a lust for travel. she had — for adventure, a lust for travel. she had spent 2020 initially sailing across— she had spent 2020 initially sailing across the — she had spent 2020 initially sailing across the atlantic on a friend's yet _ across the atlantic on a friend's yet then — across the atlantic on a friend's yet. then found herself stuck in the caribbean— yet. then found herself stuck in the caribbean because of covid. then she met ryan _ caribbean because of covid. then she met ryan bain. and subsequently went back

i possible sale of this division to a group led by bain capital. stock bank unchanged.ks, a singapore start observing retailers, raising money from investors, led by division fund and blackrock as well. all of this is designed to bankroll tracks. -- is just going to be seen with the dilution, selling just shy of ¥13 billion to finance it supplement and skincare. that is a look at some of those movers. japanese markets on the way down as we had to lunch -- head to lunch. more on the way. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we have this big backlog out of demand in the auto industry and other places. we don't expect this to clear up into 2020, which is good for the semi conductor companies. >> since the early 2000s, we have seen only about a 10% to 15% improvement in the space. -- in the chip space. >> the secular demand trends from smartphones to automobiles to intelligent devices -- this trend will continue on. rishaad: just some of our guests weighing in on the global chip shortage. juliette: let's bring in our next guest, who says the chip shortage problem won't be a result this

the likes of toshiba with bain capital exploring eight bid to -- a bid to acquire the company.ng the likes of other b anks to secure funding for a potential bit. all of that coming from reuters. sony at the moment reaching an agreement with walt disney to stream films from rival there after they run on netflix. following the most since august. nintendo nearly doubling the amount of damages it is seeking in an ongoing lawsuit with the game developer. 9.7 billion. this is a chip equipment maker. shares of all these semiconductor equipment maker's have been gaining after bullish forecasts from others in industry group. that is a look at some of the stocks in focus in japan. this is bloomberg. ♪ s bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: the u.s. is moving with increasing urgency on bipartisan legislation to confront china with the senate poised to act within weeks on a package of bills. the measures take aim at beijing on several fronts and seek to boost u.s. competitiveness in technology and manufacturing. let's bring in our coanchor tom mackenzie. it has been called a big bipartisan initiative. t

stephen bain joining me, believes a bill like this was necessary. >> nice to be here but we are not banningory. what we are banning - any of the three. it is hardly superior. we are not banning the teaching of critical race theory, to compel students to believe it. todd: i want to go through what the bill has, the big tenets to your schools shall not to personally affirm adoption to any of these as inherently superiority inferior. one race is responsible for the wrong committed in the past by members of the same race. we are hearing biden's secretary pushed for hiring, quote, woke teachers when he was in charge of connecticut. i want the new teacher of the year on it for several reasons. we need teachers becoming more woke which how concerned should all-americans be about what they just heard. this individual is in charge of education for the entire country. >> americans should be very concerned. one of the main tenets of american exceptionalism is individuals are individuals, responsible for how they conduct their lives. what critical race theory does, individuals aren't responsible, they

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ticking it is all right i want to bring in now activists and youth director of baines from the environmental climate and social justice group earth guardians it's good to have you on the program i want to hear 1st from you what do you think of president biden's environmental summit that begins tomorrow do you have any hopes from that. yes it's great to be with you all here i hope i have hope for president biden's environmental summit but on the condition that the united states takes accountability and responsibility for its own impacts on the spiraling climate crisis you see the u.s. is one of the biggest polluters on the planet our oil and gas emissions are going up and up our petrochemical industry is responsible for the proliferation of plastics across the globe and our agricultural practices are destroying biodiversity and ecosystems if we have any hope for meaningful untenable agreements with the 40 countries that president biden has invited to the 2 day virtual summit there will be that the united states lead by example and stop cow towing to make industries we need policies to move aw

ticking it is all right i want to bring in now activists and youth director bain's from the environmental climate and social justice group earth guardians it's good to have you on the program i want to hear 1st from you what do you think of president biden's environmental summit that begins tomorrow or do you have any hopes from that. yes it's great to be with you all here i hope i have hope for president biden's environmental summit but on the condition that the united states takes accountability and responsibility for its own impacts on the spiraling climate crisis you see the u.s. is one of the biggest polluters on the planet our oil and gas emissions are going up and up our petrochemical industry is responsible for the proliferation of plastics across the globe and our agricultural practices are destroying biodiversity and ecosystems if we have any hope for meaningful untenable agreements with the 40 countries that president biden has invited to the 2 day virtual summit there will be that the united states lead by example and stop cow towing to big industries we need policies to move

cbc capital partners in bain capital are joining forces to buyout toshiba. nikkei reports that the cdc will submit a revised proposal. the private equity firm kkr and candace brookfield asset management are also sent to consider a bid for the japanese conglomerate. facebook faces a former probe by the main privacy regulator in the european union following the leaks. personal data more than half a billion of its users. the probe will determine whether the company has complied with the eu's privacy mandate. don't miss our interview with the chief security officer coming up in the next hour. we will discuss the impact of the global shift shortage. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: women update on the resumption of the domestic and international capacity. domestic capacity increasing beyond prior estimates. yesterday, he had expected that in the current quarter, domestic capacity would rise to about 80%. also saying they are expecting to reach 90% of pre-covid when it comes to the fourth quarter. targeting resumption of the rest of the international net worth from lat

in an effort to avoid the police, fannie fox jumps into the tidal bain on the washington mall. this was not a successful way to avoid the police and not a successful way to stay off the monologue on "the tonight show." and so carson started a regular routine of attacking wilbur mills for his, well, shall we say, conduct unbecoming a congressman, although i'm not sure where that bar actually is. it becomes clear, though, that mills was actually suffering from alcoholism and as soon as this became publicly known, carson stopped making jokes about the man, even as other comics continued to do so. alcoholism should not be spoofed, carson told an interviewer. carson always worried that being too political would drive away half his audience. if you sounded liberal, the conservatives would tune out, and if you sounded conservative, the liberals would tune out. that's more or less what happened after he left the scene. jay leno, his successor on "the tonight show" retained many of the more conservative voters and others migrated to "late night" where david letterman's sharper image dur

we are told he lived in bris bain for years and was often seen at the library and the park there. >>> breaking news as you look live at lax. a pair of earthquakes just hit east of the airport. magnitude 4.0 hit englewood and less than 30 minutes later a smaller shock hit in the same spot. no reports of damage. >> those are pretty small but they did shake some people up. i have been seeing tweets coming in from reporter friends down there. >>> it's eight minutes after 6:00. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> new video of a historic mission just wrapping up in outer space. >>> all the highlights from last night's historic game. how stanford women's basketball snatched the win. >>> love it. so cool. we are starting with morning clouds and we'll see afternoon sunshine with daytime highs where we should be if not a little bit below average. 60 in san francisco, 63 oakland, mid 60s in san jose and concord. >>> we've got lots of brake lights out of san you buckle up, start the car, put it in gear and take off. next thing you know, the phone is in your hand. stop! you sho

we are told he lived in bris bain for years and was often seen at the library and the park. >>> developing news out of st. louis, dozens much inmates broke out of cells and rioted overnight, some breaking windows and screaming to a crowd gathered below made of friends and family members. a chair was thrown from a third story window. other items were set on fire. >> about 60 inmates on the third floor, reached cell doors and what you see is what you see. >> police in riot gear took up positions inside and outside the city's justice center. inmates are demanding court hearings which have been delayed during the pandemic. detainees have long complained about conditions inside the jail and this is the fourth incident there since december. yikes. >>> eight minutes after 5:00. >>> still ahead, some san francisco trails are closed to dogs starting today all because of some wild animals. >>> good monday morning to you. we are looking at on shore flow for today. that's why we have the morning clouds. we will catch some sunshine this afternoon with near normal daytime highs. i'll have the forecast w

in the book excerpts, john boehner shows a particular detestation of ted cruz who bain her already spokenrable -- >> reporter: in the book, discussing the rise of the tea party while he was speaker and younger republicans who were less interested in cutting deals with democrats. boehner writes, there's nothing more dangerous than a reckless a-hole who thinks he is smarter than everybody else. ladies and gentlemen, meet senator ted cruz. >> what he detested about senator ted cruz was this dramatic his treasonic style that wasn't about legislating but about scoring points in the media and that's what led boehner to move away. >> reporter: we reached out for a response to boehner's book. they referred to us a tweet from senator cruz implying that he is obsessed with cruz. cruz did joke about boehner's criticism. saying who is john boehner? >>> an expert testifying that derek chauvin kept his knee on george floyd's neck more than three minutes after he stopped breathing. that and what else you need to know from today's testimony. that's next. (vo) the subaru outback. dog tested. dog approved.

benjamin bain is from bloomberg news and we are thrilled he could join us this morning.ago and far away, reagan got together with the democrats and modeled taxes of america down to a compromised statistic. is that assumed in your washington? ben: it is a different time is what i would say. we are in a polarized moment here in washington, and i think it is worth taking a step back and realizing this plan that our colleagues here broke news about yesterday probably could never happen if it was not for the two georgia seats the democrats picks up -- picked up in january. you are in a situation where biden is going big, and this is where this administration wants to go. republicans are throwing a lot of cold water on this. you heard some leaders we heard, they have their own opinions as well. tom: what is the temperature of the buckets tended iteris schumer has? does he have cold water or hot water in the bucket -- bucket senator schumer has? does he have a cold water or hot water in the bucket. >> this is early days let's say. tom: early hours. ben: yeah. i think the biden

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fdr but let me ask you, mark, as the lbj expert here, lots of comparisons of joe biden to lyndon bainesssues that president johnson was dealing with during his presidency, civil rights, voting rights, poverty. these things are still prevalent today. >> yeah, the similarities are apt, alex, for so many reasons. number one, you know, lbj, like joe biden, was a creature of washington. there is no president who has more political experience upon taking office than joe biden. lbj was pretty close. lbj was in the house and the senate for a collective 24 years, but they both understand the power of government to essentially effect sweeping social change. lbj seized the presidency when he had it to put forth the laws of the great society, which essentially builds a foundation for modern america, including, importantly, getting forth civil rights. there are certainly differences between the two men, but i think joe biden has a boldness of vision in the same manner that lbj did about what government can do to bring america into the future and resolve some of the social ills that hold us back. >>

diagnosis was autism leaving ameena devastated i don't understand when my son is not talking you not use bain and you see. i don't know that's probably me i crying or luis if you my son is cry me a cry autism is a developmental disorder with a wide spectrum no 2 cases are the same some people never speak others are streaming anxious while some may be socially distant it's estimated globally between one and 2 percent of people have some degree of autism researchers here in bristol have found a higher incidence among somali immigrants to the u.k. in the somali culture autism doesn't exist children on the autistic spectrum are considered mentally ill and shunned from society. since nora base 1st child zack was diagnosed with autism she's thought that stigma in her community now she's made a series of short films explaining what parents can do to help their children lead a full and happy life trying to ensure that you get the right help to understand what autism is and how to help your child and don't believe everything you see online because there is so much information out there that are not tr

our next question, steve baines. >> thank you. montana's u.s. senator, 28 years of private sector experience on the job. we are here to serve and be served. it's important government works to make life easier for montanans and all americans on issues they face every day. for example, paying taxes. from billings brought this to my attention that i would like to discuss, this individual lost his mother in january 2020. only then found out she had not filed her taxes for fiscal year 2017, 182019 due to the fact that she was ill. he completed and mailed them april of 2020, about a year ago. montana is trying to close out the estate. however, he can't until he receives the refund as a result of filing fees tax returns. the irs is not showing they received the funds. my office submitted copies to ensure that they have them. i've heard from other montanans who have filed or mailed in returned that are not showing up in the system is not received. in some instances, backlog has prevented individuals from receiving economic impact payment. my question, a

. >> hello, this is jay bain aim a resident calling into vis my support for the supervisors' resolutions for support of assembly bill 43 and assembly bill 550. this is the assembly bills are critical in saving lives on our streets and coming up with a new system for berman aging traffic and moving away from armed police and forcing for which we don't have enough resources and there's a pen den see towards bias and policeing and i hope that the supervisors will continue to share the cities concerns with the state and our city wide support for these bills. thank you, i'm done speaking. >> thank you for joining us this evening. thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> thank you, am i on the line? >> clerk: yes, you are. >> let me con great late you for your forward positions on many issues on social justice and my name is mike honda and i'm calling in full support of the resolution item 35 and relative to the resolution to criticize and condemn the from on the east coast and i just wanted to add a couple of things in 2015, then the prime minister

>> in view of the time we have i would hope the next panel which includes doctor keith bain who is the expert on this and offering the npr and so on can go into a little bit more detail. the bottom-line olmec two points. china and russia are both relying on a triad. they understand the importance of it. up until not every serious defense thinker has appreciated the fact we need all three legs of the triad in order to provide the maximum deterrence. he want to prevent an opponent from ever believing there is potentially something to be gained by testing the united states. we have got all three legs they cannot win. you've got the missile leg which contains the most weapons that can do the most offensive destruction against the enemy. and which if enough of them are launched in time can do dramatic damage to the enemy. there's also a a leg which requires a lot of assets by the opposition to take out. so if russia for example were trying to plan an attack of the united states they would have to devote a considerable amount of their arsenal to take out that missile component of the united

baines nibbi the general contractor is a joint venture.e since developer selection. we held two meetings with the hilltop residents to preview the design and seek their input. we presented the design to the shipyard c.a.c. they recommended that ocii commission approve this schematic design. i will turn the presentation over to talk about the project. i'll be back at the end to review the conditions of approval and density bonus. >> thank you. good afternoon commissioners. i'm a project developer with mercy housing california. thank you so much for the opportunity to be with you this afternoon to seek schematic design approval. i'm pleased to be joined by colleagues working on this project. most of whom with us on the line today. this will have 73 total units for families ranging in sizes from studio to one five bedroom units. it include community room, program courtyard offices for on site staff team, laundry room, one site manager unit, 46 persons spaces and additional parking for motorcycles. also one-to-one biking ratio. our design team

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baines nibbi the general contractor is a joint venture. here's a bit on the community outreach we've done since developer selection. we held two meetings with the hilltop residents to preview the design and seek their input. we presented the design to the shipyard c.a.c. they recommended that ocii commission approve this schematic design. i will turn the presentation over to talk about the project. i'll be back at the end to review the conditions of approval and density bonus. >> thank you. good afternoon commissioners. i'm a project developer with mercy housing california. thank you so much for the opportunity to be with you this afternoon to seek schematic design approval. i'm pleased to be joined by colleagues working on this project. most of whom with us on the line today. this will have 73 total units for families ranging in sizes from studio to one five bedroom units. it include community room, program courtyard offices for on site staff team, laundry room, one site manager unit, 46 persons spaces and additional parking for motorcycl

baines nibbi the general contractor is a joint venture. here's a bit on the community outreach we've done since developer selection. we held two meetings with the hilltop residents to preview the design and seek their input. we presented the design to the shipyard c.a.c. they recommended that ocii commission approve this schematic design. i will turn the presentation over to talk about the project. i'll be back at the end to review the conditions of approval and density bonus. >> thank you. good afternoon commissioners. i'm a project developer with mercy housing california. thank you so much for the opportunity to be with you this afternoon to seek schematic design approval. i'm pleased to be joined by colleagues working on this project. most of whom with us on the line today. this will have 73 total units for families ranging in sizes from studio to one five bedroom units. it include community room, program courtyard offices for on site staff team, laundry room, one site manager unit, 46 persons spaces and additional parking for motorcycl

steve of bain capital on the short-lived super soccer league. >> on paper, and make a lot of sense for large pups, it will cause disruption. >> anna alpern of georgetown on how china is flexing its economic muscle. yana barton of eaton vance on the reopening trade. >> while the reopening trade is not derailed, it certainly is delayed. >> a lot of ups and downs this week. no clear direction. with concerns over the pandemic shifting overseas to places like india, nine states makes progress with vaccinations with much more to do. >> today, we did it. we got to hunterdon shots. >> there was a lot of talk of infrastructure, including what it means and some groping towards a compromise but prospects remain very unclear. >> that should be on the backs. that can be on the backs of the wealthiest americans who can afford it and corporations and businesses. >> u.s. corporate earnings have come in strong so far but let's be honest, i was more or less expected wasn't it? the markets by enlarged reflect the gives and he takes with equities hesitating in that reflation march upwards and the tenure y

and in two hours 30 minutes lyndon johnson, robb and lucy baines johnson the daughters of lyndon and lady bird johnson share their white house memories with moderator and journalist susan page. i was born and raised in a small town called gettysburg, pennsylvania, very historic place very small town. my whole family was there aunt's uncle's grandparents. so it was really easy to have a family relationship. it was my mom and dad and three girls. i was the middle of the three girls. my dad was in world war ii he was in the army corps of engineers served in alaska his brother john deardorff was a physician and he served in the european tour in belgium and in rhineland and also in the korean conflict and then my mother's brother uncle his name was jim slabaugh and he served on the aristocony oriskany, he's i went to call it something else for a long time. so so i did have service people in my family one of the real highlights of gettysburg is memorial day when i was a little girl they had the grade school kids march in the memorial day parade caring flowers, and we would march in our cla