carroll, out of your experience? >> clerk: i've never clerked the redistricting task force. >> okay. why don't we do it that way, making motions, jeremy lee? >> yeah. i've seconded mr. jeremy lee's motion. >> is there any discussion on mr. jeremy lee's motion? >> clerk: it may get confusing because there are several names that are already in the queue. >> well, is there any discussion on mr. jeremy lee's motion? >> clerk: i see [indiscernible] from the office of the city attorney may have some input. >> good evening, task force members. you do not have to vote on items to add to the agenda. >> okay. wonderful. [indiscernible]. >> as long as someone is taking notes of what's being recommended, i trust between chair townsend and mr. carroll, we can get all the items that we see fit onto the agenda. >> clerk: we can bring the draft bylaws as an item on a future agenda on the next agenda and do the appropriate noticing to amend the bylaws, just like we did today skprks -- today, and it would work the same way that it did

carroll, out of your experience? >> clerk: i've never clerked the redistricting task force. >> okay. why don't we do it that way, making motions, jeremy lee? >> yeah. i've seconded mr. jeremy lee's motion. >> is there any discussion on mr. jeremy lee's motion? >> clerk: it may get confusing because there are several names that are already in the queue. >> well, is there any discussion on mr. jeremy lee's motion? >> clerk: i see [indiscernible] from the office of the city attorney may have some input. >> good evening, task force members. you do not have to vote on items to add to the agenda. >> okay. wonderful. [indiscernible]. >> as long as someone is taking notes of what's being recommended, i trust between chair townsend and mr. carroll, we can get all the items that we see fit onto the agenda. >> clerk: we can bring the draft bylaws as an item on a future agenda on the next agenda and do the appropriate noticing to amend the bylaws, just like we did today skprks -- today, and it would work the same way that it did

carroll for example, has been a sign the number three.p administration attorney andrew cluster has been assigned the number six. gableman himself, might be number one. hard to tell. it's unknown if there are accounts for number two, four or five. and if so who may use them. if there is a two for, or five i hope they go by double oh two, double oh five. the answer seems above boring. if you were a county or city election officials in wisconsin, wouldn't you feel totally comfortable answering subpoenas from these folks, and handing over documents. and election machineries. to a bunch of random numerical email addresses, and a woman named carroll. who won't tell you what a last name or's? or whatever job? this sure, why not. sure. joining us now is josh call, he is the attorney general of wisconsin, mr. josh kaul, thank you for being here tonight we really appreciate. it >> thank you so much rachel. >> am i seeing of any of this wrong, because i'm looking in from outside of the state. i've been following the local press on this matter, close

i want to bring in mike, who has been covering carroll isd's battle over racism, diversity and inclusiont listened to it. you should. i was talking about this yesterday and i said to her as i'll say to you, what are they expecting to teach these young thirn? "mein kampf"? i want to read a tweet that you put out. one detail from the southlake story i would like to point out, as that administrator was advising teachers about balancing out books on the holocaust, carroll superintendent sends an email to every parent in the district that it was even happening. not even acknowledging it. >> that's right. that's right. you know, it's funny, that email from the superintendent last friday went out to parents, basically refuting our reporting that we had done, showing that the carroll school system, in response to state laws and in response to pressure from parents who have been opposing a diversity plan had ruled out new guidelines for what books teachers can keep in their classrooms, telling them if they have a book on their shelf, it can't have a singular dominant perspective that might make s

carroll. i have two amendments again. item number one, please correct member hernandez gill's name. and item number nine, please amend to read 'there being no further business, vice chair reiner adjourned the meeting at 11:04 p.m.' and i ask for a second. >> i'll second. this is member hernandez-gill. >> chairman: thank you. >> clerk: mr. chair, we can call the question on this motion to amend but we should do so after we've heard from the listening members of the public who may have additional comments. >> chairman: exactly. they may have a comment on the suggestion motion. sorry about that. should we move -- is there any public comment, mr. clerk? >> clerk: checking to see if we have any callers in the queue. if you wish to speak on this item, please press star followed by three to enter the queue to speak for those who are connected to the meeting via phone, please dial star three to be added to the queue. and for those who have not yet called, the phone number that you will call if you wan

carroll. joining us is supervisor stefani. supervisor stefani, the floor is yours. >> supervisor stefani: thank you. vicha was well known in his community for his hour long walks every morning, who kept him healthy and moving this year. earlier this year, he was violently shoved to the ground, causing him to hit his head. the video went viral and was very shocking and hard to see. the crime was just one of many committed against the asian and pacific islander community. when i introduced this back in july at our last meeting, the resolution actually says 7,000 on page 1, on-line 20, so perhaps we can amendment that at committee, that it's actually 9,000 hate incidents. and just over 13% of these reported incidents involve a physical assault. since his passing, his daughter has worked tirelessly to amplify the voices of those not only in the thai community but those in the pacific islander community and asians to ensure what happened to her father will not happen to anyone else. it's so tragic when we put this type of advocacy

carroll. i have two amendments again. item number one, please correct member hernandez gill's name. and item number nine, please amend to read 'there being no further business, vice chair reiner adjourned the meeting at 11:04 p.m.' and i ask for a second. >> i'll second. this is member hernandez-gill. >> chairman: thank you. >> clerk: mr. chair, we can call the question on this motion to amend but we should do so after we've heard from the listening members of the public who may have additional comments. >> chairman: exactly. they may have a comment on the suggestion motion. sorry about that. should we move -- is there any public comment, mr. clerk? >> clerk: checking to see if we have any callers in the queue. if you wish to speak on this item, please press star followed by three to enter the queue to speak for those who are connected to the meeting via phone, please dial star three to be added to the queue. and for those who have not yet called, the phone number that you will call if you wan

carroll. joining us is supervisor stefani. supervisor stefani, the floor is yours. >> supervisor stefani: thank you. vicha was well known in his community for his hour long walks every morning, who kept him healthy and moving this year. earlier this year, he was violently shoved to the ground, causing him to hit his head. the video went viral and was very shocking and hard to see. the crime was just one of many committed against the asian and pacific islander community. when i introduced this back in july at our last meeting, the resolution actually says 7,000 on page 1, on-line 20, so perhaps we can amendment that at committee, that it's actually 9,000 hate incidents. and just over 13% of these reported incidents involve a physical assault. since his passing, his daughter has worked tirelessly to amplify the voices of those not only in the thai community but those in the pacific islander community and asians to ensure what happened to her father will not happen to anyone else. it's so tragic when we put this type of advocacy

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cnn's jason carroll has details and a warning to our viewers.eplace us! >> reporter: chilling images from the night four years ago in charlottesville, virginia, when hundreds of neo-nazis and white supremacists gathered for a unite the right rally. white nationalists chanted anti-semitic slogans during the march which ended in violence and death. among those groups was james alex fields now serving two life sentences. he was convicted on state charges including murder and federal hate crime charges for deliberately driving his car into counterprotesters. he injured more than two dozen people and killed one, 32-year-old heather haier but some argue there's still more justice to be found. >> these people came to charlottesville to engage in the violence and then celebrated the violence as a victory for their movie. >> reporter: the executive director of integrity first for america, a nonprofit organization behind a civil suit under way in federal court. nine plaintiffs who were injured four years ago are suing the organizers of the rally for monet

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and the death toll after floods them landslides, in the southern indian state of carroll has risen to at least $35.00 more rate is expected. this week me and mars military rulers released about $1300.00 prisoners and say, a total of $5000.00 will be free. the amnesty some people who were jailed for protesting against the qu, was announced to coincide with the national festival, but also come shortly after the regime was snubbed by regional block r c n. it decided to exclude military lead men on young when upcoming summit, about mid march future, the streets of haiti's capital port, a prince largely mt off. the unions called a strike to protest against the di security situation as follows. the kidnapping of foreign christian missionaries and their family members. 17 people are being held including 16 us citizens and a canadian. the u. s. a sent a team to haiti to help find and release a group. for those with the headlines, it's now back to witness statement and so much lanita is approaching a tipping point in the lead up to the cop $26.00 climate summit algebra. so cases, programs dedi

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cnn's jason carroll takes a look at how well health systems are meeting that requirement. >> reporterdeadline day in the nation's most populist state, all 2 1/2 million health care workers in california must be fully vaccinated or risk losing their jobs. cedar sinai and u.c. davis both show more than 90% compliance. >> we have patients, older patients, immunocompromised patients. these are safe and effective vaccines. these have to be mandated for health care workers. >> reporter: in other parts of the country, we're seeing the impact of workplace vaccine mandates. states including rhode island and new york set vaccine mandates for health care workers that take effect this week. new york's governor says the state has not seen major staffing shortages following the health care worker vaccine mandate. she says more than 90% got the shot. >> you will see that number go higher quickly because what we're finding is, as more people are furloughed or suspended, that that number is going to go up. >> reporter: the governor is now working to expand its mandate to include health care workers no

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> dr.e perm permanente group and is joining me from san francisco. your hospital system treats millions of patients. during this pandemic you've dealt with countless cases of covid, unfortunately many of them fatal. it is early days yet, but just want to get your reaction to the potential of this treatment. >> so i think that it is good news that there is potentially a new medication that we'll have available to us particularly if it is in oral form. right now the treatments consist of iv forms, they are a lot harder to give. and of course the data we eagerly a wait to see it because right now we're working off a press release. but reduction in the number of hospitalizations by half and no deaths in the group that actually got the medication is certainly promising as an early oral treatment that that we could give on an outpatient basis. >> of course the best defense against this is still the vaccine. but do you think that news of a pill might discourage people from getting vaccinated? i ca

jason carroll is in new york outside the city council chambers.tue. why now? >> i think a couple of things. first and moreforemost in the w of the george floyd protest what you've seen is a real effort to re-evaluate some of these historical figures, try to put their lives into context. that's what we're seeing with the case of thomas jefferson. you look at a man like thomas jefferson, founding father, helped to write the declaration of independence. so many accomplishments but then on the flip side, he owned 600 slaves. he had a relationship with one of his slaves, sally hemings, fathered children by her when she was just a teenager. like most 18th century thinkers at the time, he wrote about whites being superior to blacks. and so if you were a city council member and coming into a chamber here at city hall and see that statue, that's what you are thinking of each day, day in and day out. so they put it to the public design commission to do something about it. they took a vote. voted 8-0 to get rid of the statue. as you can imagine there are a l

cnn's yjason carroll has all th latest for us. >> reporter: today, johnson & johnson asked the fda toed boosting its single-shot dose at two months or six months provided greater protection against moderate to critical covid-19 symptoms. in their request, j&j leaving it up to the fda and the cdc to decide who should get the vaccine and when. the question now is, will the fda give its okay? >> i think, really, the data suggests that, you know, one dose may not be sufficient. in fact, this could have easily been a two-dose vaccine. >> reporter: this comes as new research confirms the effectiveness of the pfizer vaccine gradually wanes over time. researchers analyzed data from more than 3 million people and found the effectiveness against infection fell to 47% after five months. and a separate new study confirms who has been hit hardest by the coronavirus. african-americans, native americans, and latinos died in far greater numbers early on during the pandemic compared to white americans. the study found that death rates in those groups during that period were more than twice that of whi

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> i want to bring in dr. megan ranney.n emergency room physician. thank you so much for joining us. as you know and just heard, coronavirus cases, hospitalizations, even deaths are all trending down right now here in the u.s. is the end of the delta surge, this variant, and maybe even the overall pandemic, finally, finally in sight? >> you know, wolf, i would love to say yes, but i do not have a cristical ball. and if you look at what's going on on across the world, some countries are seeing a sustained decrease, while others like the uk have up and down bumps in cases, hospitalizations and deaths. what's going to determine whether this is the end of this surge or not really is up to us. it's how many of us show up and get vaccinated over the next few weeks as the weather continues to get colder across the united states. how many of us get our kids vaccinated to stop community spread and how many of us are willing to show up and get tested or wear masks indoors, if we still are in a community with high spread of this disea

jason carroll reports for us now.ck treatment is not actually the best way to battle the virus. >> reporter: it could be a game changer in the battle against covid-19. the pharmaceutical company merck says it has developed a pill that interim results from one trial show cuts the risk of hospitalization and death in half if you get infected. if authorized by the fda it would become the first anti-viral pill to treat covid-19. >> if you start having symptoms and are identified as having covid, then you could take the pill and it will reduce your risk of hospitalization and potentially death. but it's reduce. this is nothing nearly as powerful as getting a vaccine. >> reporter: merck says it will seek emergency use authorization as soon as possible. the development was welcome news at today's white house covid-19 briefing where medical experts cautioned the pill would not be a stand-in for getting vaccinated. >> if approved, the right way to think about this is, this is a potential additional tool in our toolbox to prote

cnn's correspondent jason carroll has the latest developments for us. >> reporter: cautious optimismtes now reporting improved numbers in the battle against coronavirus. cases over the last week have decreased or are steady in 44 states compared to the week prior. and covid-related deaths have decreased or are steady in 36 states. >> we certainly are turning the corner on this particular surge, the way to keep it down to make that turnaround continue to go down is to do what we mentioned, get people vaccinated. when you have 70 million people in the country who are eligible to be vaccinated, who are not yet vaccinated, that is the danger zone right there. >> reporter: when asked on sunday about gathering in person this christmas, dr. fauci had this to say. >> it is just too soon to tell. we've just got to concentrate on continuing to get those numbers down and not try to jump ahead by weeks or months and say what we're going to do at a particular time. >> reporter: but today fauci clarified his comments about the holiday season. >> i will be spending christmas with my family. i encou

jason carroll, thank you. fathers. >> i think it's cleaner cut when you're talking about the confederacy, right, but in addition to owning slaves, they launched a war and fought a war to divide the country, right, so while there may be some people who are divided on thomas jefferson, george washington, the other slave owning signatories of the founding documents of this country, the founding generals should be a different question. >> how do you feel about applying a 2020 lens to the 1700s? >> i think, first, i think the conversation's important because this has been a 20-year fight. right, when this started, there was -- it was kind of dismissed out of hand, no, we're not moving this statue. but i feel like it's appropriate if we still have to make laws under that statue and from what i understand from the commission, they're moving it to a public place. this is not revisionist history. >> they're not destroying the statue, apparently for the 1900s it was already in the governor's room, a less prominent place

for himself, and for carroll. who is in his herd live now from.place for me in her home. we can't stop talking about him. she is happy that i was a front row seat to rory's life, and i'm able to tell her about. it >> at a sentencing hearing, chad addressed rory's family. >> i know that there are more rules, and nothing that can give you relief from the pain that you experience every moment of every day. >> we had already asked carrie which she would do without chat if she had to. and now his sentence, 84 years to life. >> you know, -- there are -- god knows there are countless of families who are in prison who wait and wait and say i can't wait anymore, and they have to go on with their lives and they kind of making you plan. do you ever think about? that >> no. >> not a chance? >> no. >> why is it so important to? you >> he is my husband. he's muscling. the love of my life. >> very little cabin, that piece of paradise was sold, to pay legal bills. >> we have fond memories. we do. and now there is no good memories to be had, but we can hold on to

in response to her remark, carroll superintendent issued an apology stating there are not two side in hol cocaust, to clarify the policy parents expressed concern about the controversy. >> the teacher recommended a book those teach worries recorded the training session tapped administrator are all victims of this toxic environment. >> reporter: berman urging more needs to be done to protect students and teachers. >> this is a crossroads to this state and district one path is to lead and the other will cost you and your student. >> reporter: a message he hopes lied to a brighter future for all. antonia hilton, nbc news, new york. >> you can hear more of our reporting on south lake in our nbc news podcast all episodes are now streaming. >>> an arizona mom gave birth to a 14-pound bundle of joy a. huge joy here that's baby finley born two weeks early. karen says after she delivered him, the nurses couldn't wait to get him on the scale to see that number a. formal baby weighs, he weighs double. they calm him their miracle baby after suffering 19 total miscarriages along the way look at th

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we are trying, beating pete carroll. not much back up quarterback smith could do the 3rd down.wn it was the saints final of 13-10. seattle's record down 2-5. seattle dropped their third straight game. that is what sent them south of the 49ers in the west standings. giants fans you got to root, root, root for dusty baker when he takes his astros into game one tomorrow against the braves? well, baker last time in the fall classic in 2002, game ball to ortiz, 5- 0 with 8 outs left in game 6. lost that game in the series to the angels. baker remembers the haters. >> you know, i heard mostly criticism, you know, he did not do this or not good at that or, you know, you don't know how to use your bullpen or don't like young players, i heard a bunch of stuff. most of it not complementary. >> been awhile. i just kind of go like this and the top 5 appears on your screen. number 5. catch alert. danielle jones, a baseball-like swing. what do you know? jano. what do you know? that is john moran hanging, balling for buckets. i wonder if liz does this at home? oh, yeah! number 2. let's see ho

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carroll. joining us is supervisor stefani.ervisor stefani: thank you. vicha was well known in his community for his hour long walks every morning, who kept him healthy and moving this year. earlier this year, he was violently shoved to the ground, causing him to hit his head. the video went viral and was very shocking and hard to see. the crime was just one of many committed against the asian and pacific islander community. when i introduced this back in july at our last meeting, the resolution actually says 7,000 on page 1, on-line 20, so perhaps we can amendment that at committee, that it's actually 9,000 hate incidents. and just over 13% of these reported incidents involve a physical assault. since his passing, his daughter has worked tirelessly to amplify the voices of those not only in the thai community but those in the pacific islander community and asians to ensure what happened to her father will not happen to anyone else. it's so tragic when we put this type of advocacy on victims, who continue to suffer and mourn th

jason carroll is outfront. >> about to go with very few humans have gone before. >> reporter: he wasr the ten minute 17 second trip to space, all eyes were on blue origin's most famous passenger, william shatner. "star trek's" captain, james t. kirk. >> no description. >> reporter: shatner and the crew onboard jeff bezos' blue origin capsule soared to an altitude of more than 347,000 feet. making shatner who is 90 the oldest person to reach space. the trip included just a few minutes of weightlessness and a view of the planet only few have seen which was not lost on shatner. who once back on the ground, was greeted by cheers and bezos. the entire experience, so moving, for a moment, shatner wasn't sure if he would be able to find the right words. >> it's indescribable. >> reporter: but he did it in a way only shatner could. >> mother earth and comfort. and there's -- is there death? i don't know. is that death? is that the way death is? and it's gone. jesus. it was so moving to me. what you have given me is the most profound experience i can imagine. i'm so filled with emotion about

as you know, the seahawks coach pete carroll in fact called the turf out here lousy a couple of years ago. with the rain and wind, who knows what it will be like for both teams come sunday but we will be watching. again, because fans will be wanting to come out here, tickets in hand, this is your warning now that it will be a cold and rainy day on sunday, but it won't keep them away. >> just bring the rain gear. you are going to need it. thank you. >>> we have you covered is the atmospheric river gets set to slam the bay area. complete coverage through the weekend on cbsn bay area, and kpix.com. we will have live radar and storm reports focused on as a storm moves through. >>> now to oakland, a retired police captain is recovering in the hospital tonight after a shootout with robbery suspects. oakland's police chief walked out of highland hospital about an hour ago after visiting retired captain ersie joyner. the chief says the motive appears to be robbery. investigators say it is unlikely the suspects new joyner when they robbed him at a gas station. joyner shot and killed one suspec

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and other 1.25 percentage point recently announced increase in the health and carroll every while . that doesn't really leave anybody very much to deal with the massive increase in food prices and energy prices or anything else. and the one boris johnson has avoided an i q star ma has avoided, is a key word. the key word is read distribution. there is no real distribution going on. and that is a staggering in this country that even people in full time jobs can't come in to look after their families that don't have enough resources to pay for their housing, food and anything else. and that is really unacceptable. we need massive redistribution. well, no political party is willing to take that all. is that because they'll certainly be stands for from private equity companies are the conservative body conference this week, let alone closer ties between tickets. thomas labor, party and city of london is epic as a revolving door between the very financial. this is a institutions and of the democratically elected parties. well, they revolving doors is one aspect. the other is a lot of the

i spoke to matt carroll who worked at the boston globe in 2002, he helped to expose the files in theking to the victims themselves who have gone through such a traumatic experience and you have to be so sensitive in dealing with them. for some of them it is just brutal to talk about and others are ok but you must realise that for some of them their lives have been destroyed, others managed to carry on to some extent but it has obviously been a hugely traumatic experience for all victims. and for many people. does the scale of this abuse, thousands of paedophiles in the french catholic church surprise you? i wish i could say i am surprised with it, since our story came out in 2000 and so there has been a constant stream of revelations every year and i wish i could say that everything that came out 20 or 120 years ago and the problem was gone but i am not shocked. it is a scandal that just keeps breaking. indeed and particularly on your patch. we will find out more details on tuesday about this but we understand there are 22 cases where criminal action could still be launched. do you h

that mod they qualify with poland . carroll, sri data sky gave the poles the lead with 30 minutes to go in toronto. but as he celebrated, he was hit by a bottle thrown from the stands he and his teammates, with and pelted with more bottles, prompting them to walk off the pitch. the game was suspended for around 20 minutes before resuming it. fish one knell to poland. birch tree that a skis post match interview also had to be cut short. as more bottles were thrown at him. or fever is also likely to open investigation of to hungary. fans clashed with police for around 10 minutes inside wembley stadium at the start of their game against england. please say the trouble started when they entered the away end to arrest a fan. suspected of ration abusing steward on gary and fans were allowed into this match out a sitting out last saturday's game bout bonia as a punishment from braces to abuse. targeting england fans, ange players, and at another game in september on the pitch it was hungry who took a surprise lea jones stones equalized for england with his 1st national go for 3 years as it

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