strong earthquake happening at around 8 30 in the morning new zealand's time near the committee carlin's now that's a long way to the north of new zealand several 100 kilometers so that $8.00 quake wasn't felt in new zealand but it has resulted in that tsunami warning being issued for several parts of the north island all of new zealand so an evacuation notice has been given out by civil defense or thirty's in new zealand asking people who live or on the coastal areas in those areas that are under that evacuation notice to go to higher ground to leave those coastal areas as soon as they can obviously new zealand being an island nation many people who live in. coastal areas so this certainly affects many people in those areas now much of the rest of the country on both coasts actually the east and the west coast are run the advisories as well including tyler on where i am right now because he's a warning they could be some dangerous tidal movements some sewage is occurring in those areas as well so we're expecting some of those that tsunami activity some of those titles surges and waves p

carlin's international film festival often showcases documentaries which thanks largely to streaming services have moved from a more niche offering right into the mainstream on the festival's 3rd day we're taking a closer look at 2 films in particular which use drastically different methods to tell their stories. long before me to a woman in showbiz showed how to deal with harassment and violence from men in 1978 tina turner divorced her husband ike and started a solo career bigger and even more successful than before. describing her marriage to ike turner she said i was living a life of death but the divorce brought her liberation and she triumphantly rose to the heights of pop music fame. in some ways we are telling that story to a new generation. but we are also hopefully exploring it through point of view and what it means for her to be kind of. so associated with some of the worst times like. the documentary tina gives a chronological overview of all the ups and downs in the life of the woman who was born as anna mae public while it offers few new insights it is thrilling to wat

carlin, do you have something to add? >> i was going to add one thing, something that we have worked on for several years. unlike efficiency rebates with our non-taxable, and we have been working with the national coalition for several years and it looks like we might be on the verge of actually getting that in one of the stimulus bills. so that this would make the program even more attractive to a broader audience. so i wanted, you know, to mention that to you. >> president maxwell: okay, thank you. all right, thank you. no further comments or questions? then may i have a motion and a second to approve item b. >> so moved. >> second. >> i'll second. >> president maxwell: thank you. roll call vote, please. >> clerk: want me to call public comment? >> president maxwell: call public comment. thank you. >> clerk: the members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comment specifically on item 18b, for pro.0049, call 1-(415)-655-0001 and meeting i.d. 146 350 2017. and pound. to raise your hand to speak press star

imagine some of these people were once upon a time unknowns, but they include barbra streisand george carlin richard pryor jerry seinfeld robin williams, eddie murphy ellen degeneres, chris, rock and david letterman. carson also advanced the careers of emerging comics like steve martin and woody allen and jay leno and joan rivers and then of course he provided a venue for established performers like don rickles and buddy hackett and jimmy stewart. they're really four ways to measure carson's success. first of all, of course is tenure 30 years at the head of the tonight show compared to 22 for jay leno and six so far for jimmy fallon. the tonight shows the longest running entertainment show in you the united states. it started in 1954 1954 at the dawn of television. if that's 66 years ago and even though he has long been off the air the late night format still looks a lot like the way that carson built it. in terms of audience the second measure carson had an audience of 15 million people at its peak. that is an astonishing number for his time. and for ours jimmy fallon's tonight show, which

same for george carlin.- blazing saddles would never have been written or made. you can go back and you can pretty much cancel everything, which leaves us as an undifferentiated blob. >> brian, your spots? >> brian: "space jam" once was the best thing ever to happen to my family. it was a movie i could actually watch with my son of the time and was totally entertained by it. i cannot believe it took so long for a sequel. but thanks to "the new york times" and dave chappelle, pepe leigh pugh now has a bad reputation and therefore has to be cut out. there is no end in sight for all of this. nobody is perfect enough for the masses. i'm not saying he was a perfect cartoon character, but believe it or not i'm not looking at a cartoons my role models. to this day, yet. i have yet to see one animated figure that i can really look up to. >> that such a great point, brian, nobody is perfect and therefore the katie and kennedy's points, you can utilize them as teachable moments. it's all more information rather than t

and carlin spoke to the justice department's 115,000 employees to date seeking to assure your careere agency's reputation for political independence, and ensuring equal -- to justice after a tumultuous four years under president trump, he said. near governor andrew cuomo's not the only chief executive dealing with questions about nursing home deaths. serious allegations are now being made against michigan's governor, as well. we have details, tonight. >> if anyone thinks they are above the law with this administration, think again. >> mccomb county muscular is flossing an investigation into the policies on nursing homes during the pandemic. he says he's hurts from hundreds of families who have lost loved ones in nursing homes, and he could ultimately face criminal charges, though at this point, he hasn't discovered any evidence to support that. >> there is a rational, justifiable lawful explanation for what was alleged to have occurred. with a primary concern being on the welfare of our most vulnerable and elderly, these questions must be allowed to. >> michigan is 1 of 5 states all

attorney general who i believe is managing a lot of this nationwide investigation, and that's john carlin who was previously an assistant attorney general for national security, also a senior counselor at the fbi, and so is very sophisticated in terms of how to run these types of investigations. >> carrie cordero, andrew mccabe, a lot to learn still. thank you very much. >>> more break news. despite one senator's effort to slow it down, the effort to stall president biden's covid relief bill, the concerns about it and a senator who plans to vote for it. later, another breaking story. one of new york governor andrew cuomo's accusers speak out about the intimate question she says he asked her. more ahead. the harry's razor is not the same our razors have 5 german-engineered blades designed to stay sharp so you can enjoy lasting comfort and we never upcharge you for high quality (announcer) this is chet. harry's. available in store and at harrys.com he loves work but lives for the weekend. and we never upcharge you for high quality and now, he needs a new truck. so he came to truecar and he

attorney general who i believe is managing a lot of this nationwide investigation, and that's john carlin who was previously an assistant attorney general for national security, also a senior counselor at the fbi, and so is very sophisticated in terms of how to run these types of investigations. >> carrie cordero, andrew mccabe, a lot to learn still. thank you very much. >>> next, more breaking news despite one senator's effort to slow it down. the effort to stall president biden's covid relief bill. the concerns about it and a senator who plans to vote for it. later, another breaking story. one of new york governor andrew cuomo's accusers speak out about the intimate question she says he asked her. more ahead. and day... ...and delegating to an experienced live bookkeeper for peace of mind. your books are all set. so you can finally give john some attention. trusted experts. guaranteed accurate books. intuit quickbooks live. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or

risk being alienated and further radicalized james pays out his era at the united nations marwan carline is head of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies he says the armed groups will continue to be a threat until the underlying ideologies are addressed. it started as a war against al qaida and then against isis and probably in the coming years but going to see. a new organization with a different name all of these organizations actually have always been consistent in the sense that. the very causes which have led to the just the piers place must be that where if we really want to defeat them once and for all and and as long as these what causes are not there with i think we are going to keep seeing them coming back time and again so now i'm really not surprised that isom is making a comeback in syria and in iraq we have seen a rise out where an increase in the activities of i still in the and what countries the united states as we all know has declared victory against isis in 2019 it has declared victory against al qaida i mean before that you really need to

both republicans and democrats praised carlin, calling him uniquely qualified to lead the justice department. his confirmation came five years after his nomination by president obama to the supreme court, but he was never confirmed. immigrant advocates say the coronavirus pandemic has led to an increase in families attempting to cross the southern border and that's leading to ah political clash in washington were president biden is undoing some of the trump administration's get tough policies is fox is? ray bogan tells us republican lawmakers are sounding the alarm. on monday. i'm going to the border. i'm taking 12 members with me looking for ourselves working on trying to find a solution. house minority leader kevin mccarthy says next week. he'll lead a republican delegation to the southern border. mccarthy says the group will assess the spike in migrants crossing into the u. s and will help determine solutions for what can be done. his announcement comes as republicans are expressing mounting frustration over president bodies, immigration policies, saying they're directly responsible for t

carlin.dent maxwell, commissioners, my colleagues and i are here to share with you our developing the action plan. business services are responsible for customer services and financial services and information technology services and strategy, innovation and change. we're an organization with just over 270 employees and a number of us work in 525 ordinarily, but we also have a lot of field employees who work at locations throughout our service area. mr. carlin told you about the organizational racial equity plan. what we want to do here is to share with you the process that our team went through, what we learned from the process of developing the racial equity action plan, and highlight the three models that compromise our proposed plan and then also to discuss a little bit of the implementation approach which emphasizes the fundamentals of change management. a couple things to highlight before i turn it over to my esteemed colleagues, what we're talking about here is a draft plan. the timeli

carlin, do you have something to add?ng to add one thing, something that we have worked on for several years. unlike efficiency rebates with our non-taxable, and we have been working with the national coalition for several years and it looks like we might be on the verge of actually getting that in one of the stimulus bills. so that this would make the program even more attractive to a broader audience. so i wanted, you know, to mention that to you. >> president maxwell: okay, thank you. all right, thank you. no further comments or questions? then may i have a motion and a second to approve item b. >> so moved. >> second. >> i'll second. >> president maxwell: thank you. roll call vote, please. >> clerk: want me to call public comment? >> president maxwell: call public comment. thank you. >> clerk: the members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comment specifically on item 18b, for pro.0049, call 1-(415)-655-0001 and meeting i.d. 146 350 2017. and pound. to raise your hand to speak press star, 3. please n

. >> i mean, if you want to learn anything about mel, my dad, george carlin, richie pryor, anybody, youed giving to the museum they're creating a wing of archives named after my father it's very exciting >> reporter: as we wrapped, i asked both now vaccinated stars who they hugged first. >> i'm waiting to hug henry, who is going to be 16 this month, my grandson he's just a beautiful child. i can't wait to hug him. that was a good question >> i was happy to hug my children you know, i have older children, and they've come into the house. they'd be wearing masks. to feel free to just go up and hug them, you know, that, to me, was the best i love to hug people i didn't get to do that. now, i'm hugging everybody i don't even know them, i hug them i'm happy. >> reporter: what a blast to talk to those guys here's one more little piece of remembrance about carl reiner, and it came from steve martin, who wrote this after carl died he says, because he worked on several movies, "the jerk," several movies they did together he said his interaction with people gave me a template of how to be better,

this is an exchange that judge carlin had with senator kennedy during his hearing and i believe thathave implicit bias. it doesn't mean we are harboring any racism at all but these are unconscious assumptions and stereotypes that can get made. i remember that summer in the exchange that we were discussing systemic racism and bias in my response was to say that all of us have implicit bias. >> well to be precise you said we all have implicit biases and racial biases. that's all, every single american you accused of implicit bias and racial bias. i'm asking you again against what races do you harbor racial bias? >> i'm quite aware that i know i hold stereotypes that i have to manage and i'm a product of my culture and of product and is part of the human condition. i believe that one of the reasons i believe that all of us are able to manage implicit bias but only if we acknowledge our own and i am not above anyone else in that matter and i think implicit bias is something that is part of the shared human condition. >> so, in the trump administration strongly oppose the nomination to th

this is an exchange that judge carlin had with senator kennedy during his hearing and i believe that we all have implicit bias. it doesn't mean we are harboring any racism at all but these are unconscious assumptions and stereotypes that can get made. i remember that summer in the exchange that we were discussing systemic racism and bias in my response was to say that all of us have implicit bias. >> well to be precise you said we all have implicit biases and racial biases. that's all, every single american you accused of implicit bias and racial bias. i'm asking you again against what races do you harbor racial bias? >> i'm quite aware that i know i hold stereotypes that i have to manage and i'm a product of my culture and of product and is part of the human condition. i believe that one of the reasons i believe that all of us are able to manage implicit bias but only if we acknowledge our own and i am not above anyone else in that matter and i think implicit bias is something that is partf the shared human condition. >> so, in the trump administration strongly oppose the nomination