members of rules bill barns on behalf of supervisor safai. the county veteran officer is created by state law counties may have one and san francisco in 1993 create third degree position. over the last 20 years there has been reorganization of government and so previous the position was contained within the department of administrative services, today the services are provided through the human services agency and d. ageing and adult service. we have a clean up ordinance that clarify who is is responsible for what. in addition to that, the veteran affairs commission created by the board had we never specified the add administrator support, city addvator get in agreement with hsa they will provide staff for putting out agendas. cindy from the department is here if people have questions in the interest of time i will ask the committee support for this ordinance. >> thank you, mr. barns, i have 2 questions for you. >> mostly it seems like the powers and duties that were in the old code 56108 and moved 8.8-3 are the same of but i note there is a

routes routes that cannot be discounted in wisconsin for republicans. >> mandela barnes is hoping to upset those roots. marina, billie, we've got more to talk about, stick around. but right now to understand the president we have to plan for the future. we have to learn from the past, and i frankly think that is more important now than ever as americans are really navigating this harsh political climate. these political divisions, it threatens to tear the entire country apart. that's not a hyperbole. that's why i'm bringing back historian and host of fireside, history on peacock, michael beschloss. we ran out of time yesterday -- i'm glad, i'm glad i brought to you live on the air. i needed to bring you back to continue this discussion, it was necessary. let's get into it. there are 43% of americans out there who believe a civil war is either very, or somewhat likely to happen in the next decade. that is according to a poll by yougov and the economists. they also found that those who identify as quote strong republicans, are most likely to believe this. you have also got these elected republican officials like marj

barnes doesn't believe he has to be honest with the folks in wisconsin. >> bill: 30 senate republicanso hunter biden. i don't know if it happens unless you get control of the senate. even then it seems like there is a debate whether or not it would be granted. however, sunday night 60 minutes joe biden the president was asked about his son. >> president biden: i love my son, number one. he fought addiction problem and overcame it. he wrote about it. and no, there is not a single thing that i have observed at all from -- that would affect me or the united states relative to my son, hunter. >> bill: there is a case active in delaware. how would this story be exposed if republicans take the senate? >> president biden lied when he said he never discussed hunter's overseas business deltion. he had to because he had meetings with his overseas business partners. on this topic you can't believe a word that comes out of president biden's mouth unfortunately. we need to highlight this. hunter biden laptop is a treasure trove. f.b.i. sat on it. unfortunately we have corruption at some of the high

. >> bill: this is when we say oh, nellie. we got a barn burner now on wall street.e nasdaq it's much worse. close to 3% right now at the open. this is because that inflation number was not as low as a lot of investors had hoped for. yes, it was down but just by a nudge. 8.3 year-over-year is nowhere you want to be in an election year and consumer trying to get better money for gas mileage. the average price is below $4 nationally but this inflation number is too high for the american consumer. investors are worried today. you have pressures in europe, england and germany and what happens more shutdowns because of covid fears in china on the main land. >> dana: affecting people when you buy groceries. eggs are up 40%. baked goods up 18%. you add that up and ripple effect throughout the country is profound. i would imagine the white house this morning is thinking all right, we won't be able to run on the economy. what will we run on? he will have an inflation reduction act at the white house today. >> bill: we'll see how we go throughout the day. the markets are down

bill: where voters stand on two critical senate races. in wisconsin, the incumbent republican ron johnson facing a re-election challenge from mandela barnesto fend off republican challenger blake masters. there is still a lot of uncertainty in the pennsylvania senate race between lieutenant governor john fetterman and dr. mehmet oz. fox new sunday anchor shannon bream. good morning to you. i want to show the viewers at home first wisconsin. this is good news for ron johnson. let's just put it out there. 48-44. quite a change from some polling back in august. here is arizona, blake masters had been trailing. he still trails mark kelly by a thinner margin. pennsylvania, fetterman and oz, so much national attention. that race has tightened. what do you make of that as the voters start to think about their choices? >> it seems that polling always gets tighter including on the generic congressional ballots for the house and that kind of thing. it tightens up as you get closer to having to make a decision. it is interesting when we break down likely voters who those who say they are absolutely going to vote. tightening between those two groups.

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bills. that is the other thing. lastly, yes, our guys have gotten -- number of candidates in the states but their candidates have defunded the lease. >> mandela barnes my god. >> absolutely. absolutely. x this is a do not have a message. you talked about defunding the police seven times. >> questions? [laughter] i think tony sent out a message to republican candidates across the state. >> i will open up to questions. first of all, i will remind you that a question is in fact a question it actually has a? in the end and it should not be as long as any of the answers you are expecting from the russian. raise your hand there is a microphone up front and in the back -- if people watching on youtube want to send in a --? . you can raise your hand to send a question. -- >> this has a description of the right wing in the primaries. and we been talking a lot about the michigan state in particular which is interesting because the candidate that came out of the primary was not one that anybody expected because one got arrested by the fbi and one got disqualified. it was quite a tumultuous campaign. and you also have things like -- the supporting ring. >> i wi

bill approval. pickled 1st strike was at 5 am. we rushed to inspect the hotel. we told people to evacuate. in a few minutes there was a 2nd strike. every one was escorted to a barn shelter. thank god, it ended okay. without any casualties. this is yet another crates or a right and the center of the nest that was formed by another shell fired by the ukrainian military against civilians in done as people's republic. once again, we are right in the center of this city very far away from any kind of. 3 military positions and we'll kind of far away from the front line as well. nevertheless, ukrainian nationalists to choose to continue to terrorize the peaceful civilians they choose to continue to destroy civilian infrastructure. of course, are the results of the referendum, have been overwhelmingly in favor of julian, russia. but people are also hoping that set, once they join a russia all their hardships will and as well. and they will be finally able to live in peace from on call for. have arti done as people's republic of course will keep you updated with all the latest on the events in the dumbass with publix and breakaway regions, and what the future holds for t

barnes firm and find out what your case all could be worth.uld've made. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> welcome back. it's time for "the fastest." first up, the buffalo billsnag a win against the dolphins when the clock ran out during the final play. it was the bills' offensive coordinator ken dorsey, who seemed to take the loss the hardest, dorsey going absolutely ballistic in the press box, many slaying his headset on to the task and throwing his tablet around after the nail-biting game. should he be suspended? >> no if. but the receiver has to get out of bounds. i don't know why he cut upfield. he has to get out of bounds to stop the clock so they can kick the field goal. >> judge, what do you think? >> i know nothing about the game. here's the thing, this guy out to work out, do something, to get this frustration out of him. boy, he's nutso. >> i love it. i love going to hockey games because i love to see-fight. i think this is hilarious. it's not sportsmanship, but it's funny to watch. good video. >> greg? >> if you look at the video, the guys next to him aren't even surprised. that's what i find so interesting about this. "there he goes again. he alw

building children do not belong on tobacco barn farms act children under 18 with work with tobacco product urged this committee to work these important bills and also use its authority to urged to update the list of hazardous occupations. farmworkers have a right to equal protection to the law. child labor laws are woefully out of date and put child farmworkers that unacceptable risk word congress should act swiftly to make sure all working children are protected equally. thank you. >> thank you very much. doctor lee you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you chairwoman adams and ranking member keller for addressing this important issue. my comments are based on 35 year career dedicated to improving the health and safety of children younger than 18 years who live and/or work on a nation's 2 million farms and ranches. agriculture remains were the most dangerous industries in our country and despite considerable risk in the past 30 years far too many young people suffered health conditions and injuries associated with farm work. at the same time, we know appropriate supervised work for young people offers her valuable experience a

bill to codify same sex marriage protections after he originally said he had no reason to oppose it. joining me is johnson's democratic opponent in this close senate race, wisconsin lieutenant governor mandela barnes, one would think this race wouldn't be that competitive. because this tea party senator has shown himself to be a really odd man. and yet, the polls show that not only is this race razor thin, in some polls he's ahead. what's going on in wisconsin? >> well, i tell you, we have seen an unprecedented amount of dark money coming into this race. they're lying to this track of his failed record. he's a person who says all kinds of wacky things, but the reality is what he's doing in washington is no joke. he's seing out the people of wisconsin left and right. he's putting women's lives at risk with his dangerous positions on aborg. he's too extreme for wisconsin but there's a whole lot of money that wants to keep him in office to continue to take us backwards. we're running a real grassroots campaign despite the fact we're being mashively outsend. some of the most ridiculous ads you have ever seen. >> you're both state-wide elected officials. people have elected you both state-wide. it's no

barnes and i approved this message. host: your thoughts on police funding and public safety. democrats effort to counter republicans messaging on this issue. bill in new york, independent, what do you think. caller: good morning. i think there are two areas that should move from the police and replaced with agents that do not have guns, the two areas are dealing with mental problems and also traffic control. if you take those areas and give them to a special agency that have personnel without guns, i think you will reduce a lot of the police murders against unarmed black people. thank you. host: anna in new york, democratic color. caller: good morning. i disagree with defunding the police. i feel like it is insane to do so. if you feel endangered, if you support defunding the police, if you feel endangered you should not want to call 911, you know? it does not make any sense to do that. host: this morning about two hours you will hear more on this issue from the republican leader kevin mccarthy of california. he is holding an event in pittsburgh this morning ahead of the election talking about why voters should vote for the republican party and

building children do not belong on tobacco barn farms act children under 18 with work with tobacco product urged this committee to work these important bills and also use its authority to urged to update the list of hazardous occupations. farmworkers have a right to equal protection to the law. child labor laws are woefully out of date and put child farmworkers that unacceptable risk word congress should act swiftly to make sure all working children are protected equally. thank you. >> thank you very much. doctor lee you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you chairwoman adams and ranking member keller for addressing this important issue. my comments are based on 35 year career dedicated to improving the health and safety of children younger than 18 years who live and/or work on a nation's 2 million farms and ranches. agriculture remains were the most dangerous industries in our country and despite considerable risk in the past 30 years far too many young people suffered health conditions and injuries associated with farm work. at the same time, we know appropriate supervised work for young people offers her valuable experience a