now, the thing is, with creme de cassis, it's, like, a real gooey, red - >> seth: yeah, very thick. >came off we were in a store shopping. and i looked down, and it was, like, one of those straw rugs. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and there was creme de -- it looked like somebody had been -- had been murdered. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and there was -- there was just red all the way, and i looked at mother, and she said, "we need to leave, right now." >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so we got out >> seth: yeah. >> we got out. >> the point of that story, is she didn't only carry that flask when she went shopping >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> or to the restaurant. always had it. >> seth: it's very funny to think of -- carrying a flask full of creme de cassis. >> yes >> seth: she was a very refined dirt bag >> oh, yes >> yeah. >> wait a minute [ laughter ] >> seth: but it's very funny about -- addie -- first of all, here - i do want to show how beautiful my grandmother was there she is on her wedding day in the middle. here she is, right there and that's you, right there, mom. >> yeah. that's

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then i'm afraid that so he goes on for and that situation cassie is highlighting it. can i take only one state to ruin a progress on an overall decision, an overall weight forward a cope so much concern? a lot of concerned about how this is gonna go this week and okay, thank you so much. andrew simmons reporting from glasgow will ask you when climate summit enters its final days in scotland. many activists say they're disappointed its commitments haven't gone far enough. and the climate change accelerates. people in some coastal cities are taking action themselves. and gallagher reports from miami, miami set to become the most vulnerable coastal city in the world, according to the economic organization, resources for the future. and it's not hard to see why the city faces a constant barrage of storm surges, coastal flooding and rising sea levels that is not addressed. threatening future if we get a coastal surge from a storm or even a high tide, they can flood this area, their challenges that miami's chief resilience officer works on every day. dozens of projects have

. >> leave eventually met a girl named cassie and was living with her when disaster struck the carlsonamily again. it happened in november of 2002 as cindy remembers it, carl was just coming to bed. >> he sat upright and looked out of the window and said you know, oh my god, call 9-1-1, the barn is on fire. >> cindy did call 9-1-1 and her brother in law. >> what's the carl say to you when you arrived? >> he mentioned that the horses were still in there. >> the carlson's had been breeding belgian horses, their loss and the loss of the old barn was devastating to the family. levi exploded, he said some terrible things and he and karl came to blows. >> levi got in his truck to get away from carl and karl chased after him. i was yelling at carl, just let him go, leave him alone. let him go. >> but levi was never able to stay away for long, he ended cassie included carl in the rest of the family in their wedding in 2003. the young couple soon had two daughters, but it may have been too much, too fast. the marriage didn't last. >> it was just a bad divorce, neither one of them was nice to ea

cassie, i will start and get your top line thoughts. >> great to be with you, harris.anna be episode of the west wing or veep. you have the liberal elites what a dream ticket to look like to get biden off the ticket. they know they are in trouble with voters and know what they are doing is unpopular no matter which we they go. they get the prescription wrong. this isn't about the people on the ticket. it is about the policies on the ticket. so if democrats have any hope of turning things around for themselves in 2022 or 2024, they can't rewrite the cast. this he have to rewrite the script and the whole plot because these policies are not working for the american people. >> harris: you bring up a great point. kevin, i start with the policies. when you say buttigieg, you think supply chain crisis. it could be one of the top things you say. kamala harris one of the top things you say could be the border crisis. i don't know if that's the kind of branding of policy you want to start a presidential campaign with. your thoughts. >> good to be with you. this talk always resum

i would like to acknowledge the soma community for strength, resilience and add so cassie. there is to much work to be done. this is a huge milestone in-turning vision into reality. thank you. [applause] >> our final speaker today is the most important. tyrone mullins. he is representing the community. tyrone has worked really, really hard with community on this project with citizen film. he has helped organize community, give voice to community. it is my pleasure to bring him up to say a few words. [applause] >> first, thank you forego me to be able to come up here and show my voice. you are correct. the work we put in was a collective. collaboration and what it means. the work we put in behind-the-scenes stuff was a lot of heavy load. she won't take the acknowledgment but the glue that makes this stay together. i want to acknowledge senator wiener and mayor breed. thank you for making this a priority. i don't have to tell you how much this means to us. there is a lot more work to be done. i am committed. that vision you have seen. i will help see it through. 36 years old

like the past several mornings, starting off with locally dense fog and i think teacher cassis under doing it as it could spread into the tri-valley and delta. but the fog will dissipate. some of it dissipates by 9:00 or 10:00 in the morning and the rest should be gone by noon. into the central valley, the fog should this about dissipate by midday. sunshine by saturday afternoon and temperatures warming up. tomorrow morning, upper-40s and lower-50s. mostly upper-40s farther inlet and low-50s around the bed and along the coast. tomorrow's high temperatures the 4 to 8 degrees above normal but not excessively warm or hot. that means it will be nice outside, close to 70 in san francisco and mid-60s along the coast. farther inland, low to mid-70s in the north bay and low to mid- 70s inland and in the east bay. morgan hill gets up to 77 degrees tomorrow afternoon. temperatures study on sunday and then we start cooling off. a coolg end notice ugh week th olest y on thursday. other than some clouds in the forecast, nothing to thpassing cover tuesday and wednesday and the cloudiest day with a

and the family i would need is there for the present in my family because he mark, i've seen very cassy sam percent the why? oh, committee here let me see on for me to see i think that's followed you just a little committee in a crate. anita of s. as in am i looking for entity? later on today. i wanted to follow up a little to give him a visit for taking the fund apart kiki do concrete operation. quite. it is the luck it candidates on the director monday can we did say on said us are director wanted to give my office glenview and like, i think the government should do more of the lake is not just enough to put a lake in the tentative list of heritage open as a vision unesco, i think more action is needed in terms of preserving the nature like if it, if it, if it would be me like somebody having voters in the government, i would put like a co museum here for the nature for the salt, or just kind of think that would be very interesting for them. and then a kind of team that we have the commission because of the lake, the owner. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah ah, now we've seen recent flooding beca

according to cassie, though, he plans to create what he calls a virtuous economy. that effectively means raising income for a broader range of people to trigger consumption. the prime minister has announced the record stimulus package of more than $490000000000.00 to help the country recover from the pandemic is the largest to thee turns expected to increase outputs, although it means increasing its debt burden. well, the package includes financial aid for businesses affected by the corona, virus health crisis, and the slump in demands around $880.00, cash handouts to households with children, and those aged 18 or below. it also involves money for strengthening semiconductor supply chains, programs to encourage domestic tourism and investments in a nation wide university funds. cuz she also plans to increase wages for some workers, including public health and medical staff. and he plans to give tax incentives for companies that ways pay. but despite cash does criticism all of our been nomics years actually sticking to the policies mean 3 pillars known as the 3 arro

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there was a girl who selling me is how about how i may say a at k yukari, cassie meal at sweetwater road in brooklyn, new to one? pardon me? yes, i am currently very quote me. it is a corner of his gun in may say in his ali, amy, i see it making like also him what day in case of them, you know me hope perfect. i mean, sorry, no, a lot is but data in us, but as we'll see any more inevitably gets done. yay. you're getting a much better never leave way is phillip or is it a little run about that? i mean with a little bit of a job with with basil because he to be the one that i can company gabriel can do not but it's yolanda i left a couple of unions. serious battle the lease. i love it, but if you're going to unit handle, but in a way that this is, i mean the killer class, primarily music. same for incoming latest armando dallas, including a geologic guy and i know what you because it has come in on days. he was gonna do them. no, there's not, but his whole and those us in value for the see i can this guy you know, into any me. laugh would have probably got no way that again. this will. she

we'll start with the premier league and cassie and i see a still searching for the 1st one of the season. that is now 13 gangs out of victory. that a late is last coming at the hands of all over. second finishing all this move to school. the opening go also doubled at least 10 minutes later. substitute gabriel last finale with really good finish that signal. the final school also know that if in the table months tonight you have no recent agreement with ralph regnant to take over as the internet manager until the end of the season. i'm fortunate for them. the 63 year old won't be in place in time for united game against chelsea on sunday . rodney, it was a big influence on a generation of german coaches that includes the full year can call and chelsea thomas to call he helped me a lot because he was my coach. and then he was one of the main figures to, to convince me to try coaching. so, he had a huge influence on all of us at this, at this time. chevy and others faces his 1st away testers boss alone, his head coach, the playing villareal a little later in mid week boston helped a new me

assault took place a week ago, and he has been sulking publicly for the 1st time since becoming you. cassie, united manager, his 1st big signing made by the clubs, new owners, a saudi arabian bank consulting bought the same last month. how's a big job on his hands with the side 2nd bottom in the premier league. my focus is football. running the team and managing the players. thus all i'm gonna talk about and this will i'm gonna think about we've got some really good conversations. i've been very, very impressed by the vision of the club, but to be honest, i haven't delved into that too much because it's all about the short term. obviously, the position of the team we need through to try to address that very quickly and move up the league and the i, mr. stanley is to avoid allegation and playing legend andre shanker was officially taken up his 1st role in club management shanker now in charge of it's how he saw genuine stuff to guarding ukraine to the quarter finals that this is your theme championships. generally have secured just one would in 12, sorry, a league matches this season. okay.

probably be the winning team, the or 80 hours been sulking, probably for the 1st time since becoming you cassie and i sits manager. he's the 1st big zoning really made by the clubs, new owners, a saudi arabian back consulting bought the scene last month. i've got a pretty big job on his hands with the side, 2nd bottom in the premier league. well, it feels fantastic to be a closer mucosal. i'm absolutely honest, privileged. it's an incredible moment in my life and judging by the reaction of had and how the 2 days of training has gone i'm, it's been a really positive start. so i'd like to thank everyone to support me and the board if will for trusting him in this important job. also own his new head coach. chevy says he's ready to lead the team away from the most difficult moments in the club's history. jeffrey's been taken charge of training for the 1st time since his official introduction. on monday he went to every possible trophies a ball supply, including 4 champions, leagues, and 8 spanish lead titles. right now, the club off the title pace, phone, they have debts as well of more than $1500

ye cassie some showers to just across the far north of africa. some larvae down, pause our to northern areas of algeria once again, wet and windy weather sweeping through here and that wet weather was affecting more than areas of ch, nicea plenty of showers into the heart of africa, across the tropics, sinking further southwards angola. still seeing some rather heavy re eastern pass the south africa also still seeing some heavy rain. it will, grassy ease as we go thru wednesday by that state, it does turn rather wet for a good part of madagascar. ah, in the country with an abundance of results. great. foreign one, indonesia, his friends for me, we moved full to grow and frock. we balance for green economy, blue economy and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs, investment to be part.

and that cold air makes his way across the sea of japan, be getting some sea effect snow with cassie, some of that wintery weather, also affecting that western side of japan. as we go on through tuesday, by this date, it is generally dry across a good part of china. dry across or far north of in the air pollution problems continue here as well, extending across into a good part of pakistan. the central and southern parts of india, though, the showers continue, they're not as heavy as they have been recently, but they are still there nevertheless. and we could see some heavy pockets of rain, particularly into the southwest corner towards carola. by the time we come to choose the afternoon, could even see some heavy downpours returning to sri lanka. ah, the weather sponsored by katara, always indonesia, the country with an abundance of results. re lauren wan, indonesia, his friends for me, we moved full to grow and fraud. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create qua

in chile, far i candidate jose antonio cassie's, leading in sunday's presidential election. but is facing a run off in december, the sienna, him and re, for some santiago, chile is in a political tailspin 3 months ago. many couldn't have imagined the far right when candidate was sent on your cast would come close to reversing, which seemed like an unstoppable left wing wave in chile. spurred by 2 years of social unrest against deep rooted inequality. but the former congressman, message of conservative family values and law and order has convinced millions of chileans that he is the man for the future. even though he still defends the legacy of chills, former military dictatorship law. when he got to make no mistake, he only candidacy that offers an alternative to recover peace. do away with crime and stop terrorism is mine will recover the country that we've lost. 35 year old left us congressman gabrielle bought each came in a close 2nd, assuring he 2 will go into a 2nd round. he proposes deep structural reforms for more inclusive economic, social and political system that i

ah, cassie ruler, what kind of lunatic official? oh, fuck he'll have to work on him. civilian moses, alaska. you shall, con amolla. lisa, israel, masters, alaska. you will be told kind of mall of i little was the last carry a little part of has i'm concealment and our similar, oh ah, well we'll, i, us or canada. i'm still, it was a little of the gene i learned was the last carol, is that part of hassle? and so general, tell us about the government that you envision. he wanted to oust that prime minister. hum duke. to be part of it. and you are negotiating with him while he is on their house arrest. so in the past few days, there's had, there have been news about brake shoes in the negotiations, but yet no, are tangible results so far despite a several mediation initiatives. so why, what are the ass theking points or 30 the nautica mile will listen to she just the lamazzo or in the murphy, not the reality that the delivery for the saga, the able fee. so that was you got the studio. i learned v town will of course yes, here maddy hesi

it is almost as if lessons just aren't being learned. ortiz, senior carswell morale, cassie of taken history of thanks. vernon remembers, on the international space station are in high alert because of incoming high velocity space debris clusters, all fragments from destroyed satellites hurtle past the. i assess 3 times this morning with more debris expected. soon. earlier rushing, braun control ordered cosmonaut to shelter inside their solias capture. as the 2nd time this month, the i assess has how to deal with orbital junk on wednesday of how to quickly maneuver to dodge a piece of a chinese, whether south leg destroyed 14 years ago. we spoke to russian cosmonaut about how dangerous a collision with space junk could be. assuming this cost me scarcer of the main danger is the speed at which objects move in space. it all depends on the size. so even if an object to smallest ping pong ball hits the spacecraft, there'll be a huge hole which will lead to deep pressurization and oxygen loss. this is why they usually try to warn us 36 hours before to avoid the danger zone. this time thou

this entire books written on there's a part of the myth taking to in ways that have the same -- met cassiemany of these waves as mexicans ours. i was just curious is that something that came up what to include, what not to include, how much to talk about the need of the american experience and how much that was a piece of the history in general. >> to say the book was initially 30% longer than it is now. and we did a lot of cutting. i think we tried to still talk about why the native americans come on cameron not going to get that name right. he talks a lot about how they had 1500 of their ancestors come to the street in front of the alamo. how that needs to be respected by the state and by everyone involved and renovating the process. we also know this was key, the native american population were critical to the early formation of the mission. the spanish called the comanche area had this really advanced political culture how is how the go to we could not get into all that we were focused on the lives that came out of 13 days making 36. i hope the one thing we will do moving forward is re

cassie and her dog in ohio. rita, that's a cool one. that's in pittsburgh.in the control room at 30 rock, working her final "sunday today." thank goodness staying in our family. we love you. we will miss you. but on to better things. send us a photo of you and your mug. you might see yourself next week. get the mug online at today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. >>> homes and properties raided by officers. >> bulletproof vests, guns drawn. >> guys coming over the gate. >> but what happened to all the marijuana they confiscated? >> part of it was destroyed using a wood chipper. >> do you have video of the plants being destroyed? >> no. >> we dig deeper into allegations of a widespread conspiracy and cover-up involving guns, drugs, and law enforcement. tonight after nfl football. >>> good morning. it is sunday, november 21st, 7:00 on the dot, as we take this gorgeous live look outside, a golden glow over san jose ahead of what looks to be a sunny sunday. thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist v

talking about where the trial is tonight with a senior writer and america rising executive director cassie, good to have you with us tonight. >> agreed to be with you, shannon. >> shannon: here's the thing, landed in my inbox today, professor jeffrey schwartz, a law professor and he was a prosecutor defense attorney and a judge in miami-dade county in florida. he said this about the judge's ruling, it is abundantly clear that judge is trying to direct the case toward an acquittal. do you think it's a fair assessment of what's going on? >> certainly not. i think this is your assessment when you know that things are not really going your way. what we have seen in the cases that when you get the full context here, you've got a lot of people tripping and who are ticking sound bites here and there but the full context is the jury will have the opportunity to hear as they are in the case of being tried and kyle rittenhouse getting due process. >> shannon: also the chair of the house democrats said this in a couple tweets. a lock up kyle rittenhouse, throw away the key. the same people who rapidl

we thank you for your leadership and addsvo cassie and being a promoter in your district. we have three businesses and we hope other supervisors will join you in making sure we keep small businesses alive. i also wanted to particularly call out sheer beauty in district 10. we have few legacy businesses in this particular district. i am happy to see the legacy business here today that survived gentrification and redevelopment. that is huge. as we talk about the african-american historic contact statement we see how damaging redevelopment was, particularly to the bayview and filmore. i just credit and honor you and respect you for being able to survive all of these years and to all small businesses as commissioner black said about being willing to give back to the community. i know it is tough this past year and a half to stay alive and for you to continue to think about your community and to want to support your community as something that is special and that you don't see with other big businesses. thank you very much. i want to see if there is anybody who wants to add fin

we will now hear from miss cheryl d cassie and. - kassian. >> i want to begin by associating myself with the comments of the august chairwoman. i comments are in that spirit. i smitten nearly three decades grappling with segregation and how it produces racial inequality. "white face, black hood: segregation in the age of inequality" reflects this. we have a system of residency caps in which government excludes, and praise on people in high poverty black neighborhoods. these are the extremes of american residential caps for everyone who cannot afford to buy their way into high opportunity neighborhoods, harmed by this system. the poor especially are systematically excluded from opportunities for social mobility, no matter how hard they work to escape. exclusionary zoning was first sanctioned by the u.s. supreme court in 1946 in which it endorsed the idea that even duplexes were parasitic, i quote -- on single-family homes. thousands of new suburban governments formed, enabling middle-class and upper-class whites to eat -- to wield zoning power to exclude particularly rental apartments and

president cassie auto. >> roll call, please. >> commissioner bridges. >> aye. >> commissioner driscoll. >> aye. >> commissioner gandhi. >> aye. >> commissioner heldfond. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> aye. >> president casciato. >> aye. >> thank you. we have six ayes. motion passes. >> item 18. action item. approve request to adjust industrial disability retirement allowance to 60% until qsr. reginald prasad. >> if there is no discussion i entertain a motion. >> so moved. >> moved by commissioner driscoll. >> second by commissioner bridges. if there is no discussion, public comment. >> moderate tore any caller on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no caller on the line. >> thank you. no calls, public comment is closed. >> thank you. roll call. >> commissioner bridges. >> aye. >> commissioner driscoll. >> aye. >> commissioner gandhi. >> aye. >> commissioner heldfond. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> aye. >> president casciato. >> aye. >> we have six ayes. motion passes. >> next item, please. >> item 19. discussion item. personnel committee report. stansberry is not here for the

. >> commissioner cassie o this the mic. san francisco police officers calling to ask for assistance on behalf every tired police sergeant joncmcmahon. he received industrial disability retirement in 2019. not qualified for service retirement. received the minimum 50%. the matter was referred to workers' compensation appeals board. in august of this year he received a much larger award. in or to get that upgraded award, the matter has to go on your calendar. i have twice in writing requested in august and september that the matter go on calendar. i sept a cover letter and supporting documents. i am asking for help and assistance in bringing jon mcman's request to the board. thank you. >> thank you for your call. do we have any further callers? >> madam secretary. no more callers. >> public comment is now closed. president cass casciato. >> we may have a quorum problem in less than an hour. let's hit as many action items as we can. 6. >> 6 action item approval of the minutes of the cent 8, 2021 retirement board meeting. >> mo

me to wonder why mta seems to be listening to every community but no e valley community which has cassie mentioned has shown support for option 2 which is a decrease frequency from three pandemic levels all the street cars in the subway have done. and as commissioner preston has noted we already know that forcing transfers unusually burdens seniors but we know that mtas on technical analysis supports option 2. they provided their restore in the subway which they did not include in their presentation today and it shows that mtas new goal to avoid congestion is 30 trains per hour. they are now 18 trains per hour up to 21 if you count the elusiveshuttles so adding 4j transfer hour would bring us u to 22 . we know this can be restored without harming any of the other lines . i would urge you to be skeptical of the pr after to imply the subway improvem

but this is my friend cassie's recipe you're shouting the people out today, aren't you? >> you can put sauce or not. for vegetarians, this is great you're going to -- >> hoda. she's a vegetarian this week >> this week i am. just this week >> you want to get it to a consistency where it will be -- >> these are mini peppers. i'm going to slice the top and you can use a paring knife or a small spoon >> if you want to do the big peppers, could you >> of course you can >> i'm trying to hurry >> you did great take your spoon and, like, really stuff it in there >> we get it let's go up to the meat. >> wait a minute >> bake it for like 20 minutes and it gets crispy and the filling oozes out and it's delicious. >> and then you cut them in half >> you don't have to, but you can. >> if the food is any indication of who is going to win this football game, it's going to be the las vegas raiders. >> stop it >> really nice >> we're going to make a plank steak quesadilla can i have that? >> this is flank you could do skirt, too. do you like skirt or flank >> i like skirt. >> we're going

i would like to acknowledge the soma community for strength, resilience and add so cassie.uge milestone in-turning vision into reality. thank you. [applause] >> our final speaker today is the most important. tyrone mullins. he is representing the community. tyrone has worked really, really hard with community on this project with citizen film. he has helped organize community, give voice to community. it is my pleasure to bring him up to say a few words. [applause] >> first, thank you forego me to be able to come up here and show my voice. you are correct. the work we put in was a collective. collaboration and what it means. the work we put in behind-the-scenes stuff was a lot of heavy load. she won't take the acknowledgment but the glue that makes this stay together. i want to acknowledge senator wiener and mayor breed. thank you for making this a priority. i don't have to tell you how much this means to us. there is a lot more work to be done. i am committed. that vision you have seen. i will help see it through. 36 years old and i was part of that group that detoured som

me to wonder why mta seems to be listening to every community but no e valley community which has cassie mentioned has shown support for option 2 which is a decrease frequency from three pandemic levels all the street cars in the subway have done. and as commissioner preston has noted we already know that forcing transfers unusually burdens seniors but we know that mtas on technical analysis supports option 2. they provided their restore in the subway which they did not include in their presentation today and it shows that mtas new goal to avoid congestion is 30 trains per hour. they are now 18 trains per hour up to 21 if you count the elusiveshuttles so adding 4j transfer hour would bring us u to 22 . we know this can be restored without harming any of the other lines . i would urge you to be skeptical of the pr after to imply the subway improvements are caused by removing the j. mta hasn't determined theimpact of removing the j and we know the improvements are caused by factors including running half as many trains, running about 60 new more reliable trains , the technical upgrades and