no one knew the city and charter better than buck, even when i worked with bill barns in supervisor elliott's office, bill would say we need to ask buck. i would see buck in the morning sometimes in the cafe knowing he had already swam. i also swim the bay but never got to swim with buck. i am certain i would not have been able to keep up with him. i would like to extend my condolences to the city attorney's office and his family. he was the kind of person when you saw him, he made you want to be better at everything. he made me want to be a better athlete, better at my job and just a basic human decent human being. i have been here for 12 years now, every time i ran into him it was a pleasure to see buck, and he will be missed. >> supervisor haney. >> i want to share my condolences with bucc's family and friends. i i want to thank you for sharing him with the city and with all of us. i am a new supervisor. i would always hear his name out there from other people in the building, and it is clear that what he demonstrated in term of his love for the city, knowledge, passion, had such an impact

no one knew the city and charter better than buck, even when i worked with bill barns in supervisor elliott's office, bill would say we need to ask buck. i would see buck in the morning sometimes in the cafe knowing he had already swam. i also swim the bay but never got to swim with buck. i am certain i would not have been able to keep up with him. i would like to extend my condolences to the city attorney's office and his family. he was the kind of person when you saw him, he made you want to be better at everything. he made me want to be a better athlete, better at my job and just a basic human decent human being. i have been here for 12 years now, ev

co-sponsoring and thank city administrator naomi kelly and her team including mattias jamie and bill barnes, debra lusky from the public works and kate tourin who helped us formulate the legislation hearing. a special thanks to chris tom as well as many of our other city attorneys who work on this legislation. i also wanted to thank all other city departments who helped inform the recommendations of the office of emerging technology. so, i want to extend my gratitude to the tech sector, businesses labor and academics who participated in the workgroup. and last but not least, i would really want to thank my staff. erika mayborn who ree really wod on this legislation and she did it without ever looking back and saying why did i get myself into this and i'm really glad she took this on because i would have lost my patients about a year ago. so, that is what i'll be introducing. and hopefully you will be supporting that. also, colleagues, i would like to close today's meeting in honor and in loving memory of robdale pelasios. rafael was also known as super jeff and a force of nature as the lead

can call to -- ie a group -- they are don't know if you can call two people a group but sleepy bill barnes. he had no great energy which is why he was called sleepy bill. he would fall asleep on the bench. he had left baseball and he was speculating in oil in texas. he would come up and hang around and all of the ballplayers try to sell them or get them to invest in oil. he is traveling this circuit of major-league cities and teams and he is on trains with the players and he hears a rumor. and in fact, the players approach him. they are so crooked -- even though they have $80,000 on the from right now promised the gamblers, sullivan and rusting, they go to these guys and say -- we will throw it to you for $100,000. such a bargain. does not have any kind of money like this. the other does not have the in a that she is working locomotive plant in philadelphia. he goes back to philadelphia to raise the money and they tell him in philadelphia --do you know who has the money? a guy in new york, arnold rothstein. go see him. they do. they try to see him at the racetrack and his office. is not a

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bill barr came up five times during the course of that conversation. talking about the concern about the department becoming political, i think many people say the horse is out of the barn. >> i mean, the appointment of bill barr was egregious in the first place. this is a man who has an incredibly expansive view of executive power. who trump appointed because he knows that. he knows -- >> this unsolicited letter he wrote. >> exactly. this was not a secret, right, these were bill barr's views. he thinks the president has unlimited power to do whatever he wants. works very well in trump's favor. not necessarily what the framers had in mind or what our constitution says. we know that bill barr is a religious extremist who doesn't seem particularly interested in defending first amendment, for example. he's mb who is just unfit for that office. we've now seen him using doj as a political cudgle. they're busy with the trump impeachment. they should be casting their eye on barr as well and not just in terms of involvement with ukraine and with trump's dealings with the ukrainian president. although, they should certainly be looking into that too. i think this is a real moment

bill barr's investigation of the 2016 election?why are they sweating ? perhaps this "new york times" headlines explains it. "the times" report that mr. barn access to foreign officials with the i believe quire re, and the president has complied. they spoke to officials in britain, italy, and russia.acore department official. joining me now, former acting attorney general, matt whitaker matt, great to see it. should the democrats be concerned, is bill barr the type of person you know well? the person going all over the world for the world to make it look like this.-- for the fun ot look like it is serious? >> no, i think it's a very purposeful effort to take at john durham with him, introduce them, and looking at the inquiry, this is john, he's the person inducting it. please give everything as you can, and you can see with some of the folks on the media. you can see, they are worriedthr for for example. they're trying to discredit and suggesting that somehow it's a legitimate to look at why we even have this investigation. but you and i both know and a lot of american people know there's really no explanation ad into a criminal investigat

bills. >> john thune saying i would hope he would be open to changing his policy based on the input he gets. then he goes on to say the horse is out of the barn. the kurds had to retreat. they had to ask assad for help. the president of the united states says that's fine. >> syria is pulling in. syria will probably have a partner of russia. if russia wants to get involved, that's really up to them. we shouldn't be losing lives over it. >> just a complete inarticulation -- as olivier said, offering several versions of american foreign policy. take your pick here. he's been back pedaling since the first initial withdrawal here. who knows what the american foreign policy there. if the president understands the history or depth of any of this, he is hearing from a lot of people, rand paul one of them. lindsey graham was supposed to be the president's close friend on this. he's not listening to him. >> u.s. troops coming home from a mess that this president inherited in the middle east. the question is how does it play out down the road. what are we talking about weeks and months from now. the kurds among other things regarding these prison camps

bill maher called "swampyness?" i don't want to go don't know just a quick yes or no. >> i think it just looks bad. >> harris: you can't put that horse back and the barnooks bad, but there's a different question as to whether something bad was done. there is no evidence of that. >> harris: we will see with the house speaker will do, if you answer back with the president's letter we are told is going, to ask for a vote on the house floor on impeachment. evan bayh joining me, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> harris: a former white house top officials criticizing the administration's strategy with north korea. this, as talks are set to resume just days after the announcement that north korea testfired a ballistic missile. it's restarting talk the way to go? pete hegseth is showing up. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. ever since you brought me home, that day. i've been plotting to destroy you. sizing you up... calculating your every move. you think this is love? this is a billion years of tiger dna just ready to pounce. and if you have the wrong home in

i just the once this horse is out of the barn, everything else on the defensive appropriations committee, i would like to see -- in theer was a other's asian billthere is we could actually work together on. -- there are things we can actually work together on. i hope not, that would derail all of that stuff. i hope an open process or different process would have been better. it does not diminish my appreciation for the manner in which you ran this hearing. theour ability to offer amendments, your willingness to listen to everybody's argument, i think you have been extraordinarily generous of that with time. we will move forward from here and i look forward to continue to work with you, my friend, even though we disagree. with very much do. >> i want to thank you mr. cole because you are a great partner committee, and i want to thank my republican colleagues, as well. not committee did disintegrate into chaos, which has become all too common around here. colleagues, i want to affect my staff for all the work they put into this. as i said at the beginning, it's -- i did not run for office to do this. i did not want to impeach the president. iran