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there's no one i can imagine doing this work better than this person. we need teachers of color who tend to better understand the situations that students of color might face especially important now as we see the disproportionate impacts on covid-19 on black and latinx people and across the country. >> clerk: sophia? >> good afternoon. i was raised and born in san francisco. i'm asking the board to vote rescind non-reelect status. as someone who works in the field of public health, research and advocacy including with this individual, we know it's critical that health education and wellness efforts are in place at school. as a former colleague of a person who folks are referring to and someone who look up to her, i know she's a person who is uniquely qualified to physical that role. i met this person when i was a new faculty member at sf state. working in a program for first generation low income, primarily black, indigenous and student of color including so many from sfusd. it's my understanding she was recruited to work at metro. i very much see why. >> clerk: thank you. >> g

going to do something that's got some quality, is a little more interesting, the music is better, and the colors, where we won't use certain colors. like you never saw red in "miami vice." and, well, occasionally i saw red but it was for different reasons. [ laughter ] >> seth: so now, you know, that was a long-running show, and then you did "nash bridges," which of course i remember you did with cheech marin and you guys had incredible chemistry. i had no idea, and maybe this was better known at the time, that hunter s. thompson was sort of behind the creation of this show with you. >> yeah, hunter was my neighbor in aspen and gratefully i was just out of mortar range >> seth: i was going to say, he does not sound like a great neighbor >> he -- actually, he was a fabulous neighbor. whenever i was out of town, you wouldn't know this about hunter, but he was -- he loved animals and if i had a sick animal, he would -- and i was out of town - he would come over and sleep in the stall with my animal, or in, you know, wherever they were and, you know, he'd bring a few animals of his own for company a

now to take so much away from feel that really all they have left to make themselves feel better than is the colornder estimate the pull of white supremacy in this party and i'm not talking about the fringes, this is mainstream right now. i recently read something by the behavioral economist that says liberal democracy now exceeded many people's capacity to tolerate it. and a lot of people need unity and sameness. in cases like that people want to stick with what they know. they want to stick with what makes them feel better about themselves. donald has always been very good at doing that. >> at one part of his speech trump attacked cancel culture, a new whipping boy of the right. and then a conference themed america uncanceled and he demanded the canceling of every republican that voted to impeach him. do none of the people there see the irony? >> no, i think hypocrisy and double standards are party platforms, as long as they hear what they want to hear, it doesn't matter. and as long as someone like dont donald is saying it, it doesn't matter. this is why the fact that republicans time after tim

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but particularly homeowners of color to get better access too capitoll. so far so good i think that's a strong way to start. i trust, because so many of the people who serve in the administration are similarly oriented, trust it can be great collaboration with the obama administration like sustainable communities and promise zones and choice neighborhoods. >> the next thing almost in this line of work was a presidential memorandum that dgacknowledged the housing policy and the ways it can contributed to segregation in this opportunity to people particularly black and brown and disadvantaged communities. talk a little bit about how that again let's talk first about the acknowledgment itself. what you think it means? >> you cannot pick the problem until you acknowledge it. that seems so simple and it is. but let's be clear, the previous, administration wanted to change the mission statement of the department of housing and urban development to take out its mission of equal opportunity in housing. that is why as soon as us and menstruation started they said

project in particular, there's a lot of science behind the fact that people of color learn well together and learn bettern they see people who look like them doing the things they want to do one day. romaine: at least one person who came out of that program, hayes, and alumni of the greenwood project, i'm told that you are working right now in finance? >> thanks for having me. i work as an analyst for companies in new york city in the financial strategies group, focusing on analytics and strategic advice across the country. balance sheet management, derivatives management, etc. romaine: fixed income analyst, for a lot of folks that's the sweet spot on wall street. how did you arrive there? >> telling the story, i was an engineering student and the path of my life and career was murky. to say that is an understatement. what's most valuable is he provided me with the opportunity in the network for social capital and i was intellectually curious. i started out with an internship in chicago with o'neill in the summer of 2019. romaine: talk about social capital. talk about some of the companies and organizati

to do because people will be in saying the news rooms of newspapers need to be better represented by women people of color people from l.g.b. seeking. outlooks i mean what i always supposed to do have even representation increasing representation in the establishment in the media and bala thinks they just get co-opted waterways because it is. well there are ways to find people that are real there are right you know i believe the attorney general in new york state new york city israel you know she's she's somebody who israel there are women in power that are real that are not playing by the system i think is who are it's not just representation of who is represent and here choosing people for optics but in media and tried it or in governmental jobs and it is just for the optics that you want status quo it's more about wanting a a total change and wanting not satisfied with that usually puts people at higher positions of power in danger could be the start of your political career who knows but more seriously you mention new york what did you make of joe biden saying that the new york governor andrew cuomo s

-- connects directly to potential homeowners of every bakken but particularly homeowners of color to get better access to capital. so far so good. i think that was a strong way to start. i trust, because i know that so many of the people that serve in the administration are similarly oriented, i trust there will be great collaboration building on things from the obama administration like sustainable communities and choice neighborhoods. sarah: so, the next thing the new administration and it a presidential memorandum that acknowledged harms of past federal housing policy and the way that it contributed to segregation and the denial of opportunity to people particularly in black and brown another disadvantage communities. -- and other disadvantaged communities. again, let's talk about the acknowledgment itself and what do you think it means. mr. castro: you can't fix the problem until you acknowledge it. that seems so simple, and it is, but let's be clear, the previous administration wanted to change the mission statement of the department of housing and urban development to take out the mission

colors. but his face is better modeled. there is something pleasing about it, he has a slight green, slip smile to him. there is a more clean muddy background to the painting than we saw in the other works. we have not had it conserved yet, i do wonder if that will reveal some more detail. particularly in the lower right around the sword, this seems to be a black area, almost a half or other detail we might see more of. the size of this kind of this at 30 by 25 is also more typical of a slightly smaller sizes that duran was using in the second half of his career. it might seem like a small utah deal -- detail. but artists in america or typically using fairly standard sizes. for west length, waist length, filling paintings as they were importing canvases from britain. so this is a fairly standard size. it is not the only known painting of james delancey. this is a slightly later portrait, oil on a wooden panel. did it about 80 -- 1784. painted by an unidentified artist in london. when the land cnn family left new york, he ac

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you are better than these people of color. they have been able to pass policies detrimental to the people in their own party time and time again. we saw that over the course of four years. so, yes, there are a wide breadth of diverse folks within the party economically, but all the policies of republicans over these past -- it's not even four years, these past 40 years have been working against the people in their party except for the folks in the upper echelon. so ted cruz can say that all he wants. this is a man that flew to mexico for vacation and was able to fly right back when he got busted. there is a lack of respect that republicans have for their own voters and republican voters don't see it time and time again even when those policies work against them. >> so, sara, we talked about the fact that you were on a committee, a biden-bernie sanders committee to blend some policies. but before that you were actually at the table as you said last march when you were talking to congress about the niche bill. i guess to the poi

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officer who is accused of murdering a black man a racially charged case in which people of color might have a better understanding for what it's like to be in a confrontation with a white police officer so this is what's going this is what the judge has decided to go forward with and he's also told a juror that he's trying to get this done in 4 weeks so we asked the juror if that juror could take 4 weeks off he said i plan on wrapping this up on time a no nonsense judge who wants to get this case done given the level of a publicity that there is about this case john what's likely to be done main argument from children's defense team. yeah the crux of this case is really did derrick chauvin kill george floyd by kneeling on his neck or was it a combination of factors that is what the defense is arguing the defense is arguing that george floyd was on drugs he was on methamphetamine and fenton know according to an autopsy they say that contributed to it they say he had covert 19 that also contributed to his inability to breathe and they also say he had heart condition and that all the combination of tho

so the only connection is more people of color voted and it changed the outcome in the direction republicans do not like. so instead of celebrating better access and more participation. their response to communities of color and a direct correlation between the uses of drop boxes and voting and use of vote by mail and the direct increase in the number of people color voting. >> effect na, the secretary of state raffensberger, a republican, he thinks it's donald trump insulting the process that led to so many trump voters thus handing it to the democrats. we should point out it's not just in georgia, republicans in 43 states are pushing more than 250 pieces of legislation that would make it more difficult for individuals to vote. they say they are doing this for security. arizona representative of state john cavanaugh told cnn there is a value as many people as possible voting. they're willing to risk fraud. republicans are more concerned about fraud so we don't mind putting security measures in that won't let everybody vote. but everybody shouldn't be voting, unquote. what's your reaction when you hear that from a republican-elected off

color are left out of the discussion totally. if you are in the sea suite or executive suite, you are better and you were just reporting on the impacthe massive change in employment has really impacted women throughout the economy worse than anyone else -- women of color significantly. so, across the board we are at the point where we can no longer listen to excuses. we have to start to make moves. romaine: talk about the trajectory of women particularly in corporate america hair. we have seen some progress, you can point to citigroup and odd -- a lot of other big banks, once you get a step below cfo, there is a pretty big bench of potential ceos. when you talk about the trajectory of a woman's career and the idea that it is derailed because of personal choices, child rearing, marriage, or whatever -- is that still a valid excuse a company can use to say this is why we don't have enough women in the tech line -- pipeline? ursula: they don't use it publicly. if they are smart, they would never say it. it would never say it anymore. it is an unacceptable conversation to say because you have made a personal choice of being married -- m

color. the media that the most diverse the data that spread into these ai system has the better it can identify a variety of. and i mentioned i can but the bias goes even deeper and begins even before the deficits are created. this thing mid-air hardware on. poorly it starts with the hardware which was originally designed for use in cameras and movies so it was designed with white men and minds and so on the light senses the way the devices are calibrated infrared technology developed in recent decades they were all designed with white skin in mind and with how light reflects on white skin hard they ignore the fact that people have many different skin colors which also reflects light differently the least and that's a 50 and that's why tweaking the algorithms isn't enough a more fundamental change is needed. clewiston to mention the decent people using these technologies are key here in other words while all of us at the end of the day what's being programmed is not the only factor i mean what also matters is how we interact with the technology and what data we feed into it that's what we're mi

better. >> ncaa president moore tells us he did counsel chief mata on map. a's alleged mistreatment of a member of the lbgt community. he's accused of making an off-color joke and mata is saddened about the incident and sees how he could have done a better job and promises to do a better job. the lbgt leader is not concerned about working with mata and says that what the city manager has done, the offers has done, that what they told her that they followed every allegation and found no substance to it and no proof, mata will officially begin as the new police chief this upcoming monday. reporting live outside here san jose headquarters, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> all right, bob, thank you. >>> mortgage rates, a dramatic drop in the pandemic so coming up our scott mcgrew will look at why the rates are spiking and coming back from covid. a look at how the pandemic has changed traffic in the bay area and your commute in the past year. and, hey, look at this. in honor of st. patrick's day joel michaels stopping by "the kelly clarkson show" with some animals, a backpack for the whiskey. he's going to talk about his new film "happily" and how he's mad

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color. we've got to do a better job in this country and what you're going to see from this dnc is every breath in my body, every blood, drop of blood that flows through my veins, i am going to do what we need to do to fight back against these efforts. from the courts, to congress, we're going to do everything possible to make sure that every person in this country gets their opportunity to have their voices heard. >> we talk a lot on this show, of course, about hr-1, talk about it with organizers in these states, talk about it with legislators. i wonder, though, for you from your perch at the dnc how critical you think hr-1 is towards democracy broadly but to the fight you were up against in 20722? >> hr-1 and hr-4, john lewis rights, they're crucial. you know, so crazy. i heard lindsey graham earlier talking about, that this is a federal power grab. i remember the last time the federal government had to get involved in voting. that was during the '60s in which states like georgia, states like south carolina, were prohibiting americans from exercising their right to vote. once again, we see th

there's no one i can imagine doing this work better than this person. we need teachers of color who tend to better understand the situations that students of color might face especially important now as we see the disproportionate impacts on covid-19 on black and latinx people and across the country. >> clerk: sophia? >> good afternoon. i was raised and born in san francisco. i'm asking the board to vote rescind non-reelect status. as someone who works in the field of public health, research and advocacy including with this individual, we know it's critical that health education and wellness efforts are in place at school. as a former colleague of a person who folks are referring to and someone who look up to her, i know she's a person who is uniquely qualified to physical that role. i met this person when i was a new faculty member at sf state. working in a program for first generation low income, primarily black, indigenous and student of color including so many from sfusd. it's my understanding she was recruited to work at metro. i very much see why. >> clerk: thank you. >> g

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