clark. mr. clark: chairman cruz, ranking member cantwell, thank you very much for the opportunity to speak today to you and to the rest of the committee about spectrum policy. the national security competition between the u.s. and china in the electromagnetic spectrum is not just a commercial one. it's also a military one. and in a lot of ways it's predominantly a military one as we look at the future conflicts we might face with against china and others. if you look at the invasion of ukraine and how the electromagnetic spectrum has played out as the centerpiece essentially of that war, early on, russia had a lot of problems in its initial push toward kyiv. in part that was because of a lack of spectrum management on its part, the inability to use the spectrum effectively. later, we see today now that both sides are using sophisticated electromagnetic warfare against each other, as ranking member cantwell talked about. they're using jamming against gps. they're using jamming against communicati

so t lew and clark. tes before lewis and clark, that middle section there where that arrow is, it well, we'll raise money, the proceeds thereof will fund t expedition across atlantic ocean and. then what you're looking at beneath there are all the people supported this projec so jefferson wrote this and then he brought it around to all of friends in philadelphia to y, fou wants to take a transcontinental expedition? ou support it? and he can see some of the signatures on the top. john adams beneath him in middle th thomas jefferson, $50 ath him is,nder hamilton and above him, you can see the docks. and then to the right is james madison. so three of virgins are on, but also the first four esidents. so this is believed to be the only one to contain the first four presidents signatures on it. they all weren't at the declaration and they were at the constitution. now, most remarkable part of this document is there was only read discovered in 1917 nine when a school intern was going through an old vault in t

in fact, in 1783, he appointed he reached out to george rogers clark, conqueror of the west, to see clark would undertake an expedition to the pacific ocean. he to raise money, particularly through the virginia government, but he couldn't receive any funding. so it died 1791, 92. he'd approached the apes. he said, do you think can raise the money through the apes to do this? the apes try to reach out and find somebody who could undertake this expedition? one of the people there, they broached idea with was meriwether lewis jefferson said he didn't think lewis was to the task yet by the time he probably wasn't. but he meets andre michaux these members say you've got to meet thomas jefferson, you've got to talk to him. jefferson hears this, but he also hears about the expedition michaux has undertaken. he's heard about incredible expedition to the middle east, where michaux had confronted. he had been robbed. he had fought off pirates. he had encountered dangerous animals, horrendous weather. he'd heard about his travels, the hudson bay with, just three or four native american guides. he re

so this is lewis and clark. ten years before lewis and where that arrow is, it sayshere this said society. proceeds thereof will fund this expedition across atlantic ocean and. whayou're looking at beneath tre a the people who supported this project. so jefferson wrote this and then he brougaround to all of his frienphilelphia to say, i found who wants to take a transcntalxpedition? will you support it? and here you can see some of the signatures on the top. george washington $100. john adams beneath himn middle there is thomas jefferson, $50 beneath him is, alexander hamilton and above him, you can see the docks. madi to the right is james so three of virginia sons are on, but alsohe first four presidents. so this is believed to be the only one tain the first four pnts gnatures on it. they all weren't at t declaration and they all were at now, most remarkable part of this document is there was only read discovered in 1917 nine when a school intern was going through an old vault in the philosophical society. he

jennifer clark: you wanted to catch them. that's why you had the purse.e into the house and so that when i call the police and i say, here is something traceable. josh mankiewicz: so an open door and a purse in plain sight-- the prosecutor said janelle and her husband set the stage, then waited and watched so when diren walked in, they weren't scared, they were excited. she's like, showtime. josh mankiewicz: on the stand, janelle denied saying those words. jennifer clark: do you remember saying "showtime" when you saw somebody outside? no, i don't remember saying that. it's not usually a common phrase that i use. josh mankiewicz: in court, janelle also changed her story about what she heard in the garage that night, now denying that diren had been pleading for his life. janelle (on recording): and then i heard the kid yelling, no, no, no, no, please. jennifer clark: my question was, your testimony here today was that you never heard him say a word? right. i sort of get the feeling janelle didn't do you any favors on the witness stand. no, she didn't. she,

we leveraged capability within 24 hours to support emphasis in clark county. this pivot to local allowed us to work with other orgs such as the bennett media group on radio, spotify, the facebook voter alerts and ads on x. the message we put out was to educate voters on how to check the status of their ballot and how they could secure an additional ballot if the determination was that their ballot was destroyed in the incident. some examples of voter alerts. i know you probably cannot read the fine print. to check our voter registration database, where you can log in and make determination as to whether your ballot has been received at local level. we provided dates, times and the address of county elections office so individuals unfamiliar with location could go physically to the county and have them print out ballot so they could vote there and turn it in. we reminded everyone if they notify the county there was probably not enough time for the ballot to be mailed to them so it was imperative they took additional action to make sure their ballot would be cou

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dick clark's unbelievable survival story.e broke up with her abusive ex after he violently attacked her on vacation. but the end of their relationship was the start of a new nightmare for eva meyer. after the violent hotel room assault on girlfriend eva meyer clark, ramon castillo makes bail in florida and heads back to new york. eva meyer suggests they press pause on their relationship. >> my excuse to him was, we need our space in order for this to work. >> eva meyer wasn't won over and wants him out. just before christmas, she leaves him the keys to her apartment so he can take his things out. >> but he wouldn't destroy the whole apartment. like everything was just broken glass and broken mirrors. >> he glued her door to the apartment. >> call the cops. made a report. he actually ended up paying for everything that he broke. and that was the end of that. he actually left my house for good. >> in fact, ramon seemed to simply fly off the radar completely. >> he was getting his cab driving license, so i'm like, hey, maybe, yo

, general clark. i mean, if all military aid to ukraine is paused right now, how long do you think ukrainian forces can hold on? >> hard to say, anderson, but the pause will have probably an immediate effect, because what happens is when, you know, you don't have anything in the pipeline at some point, then you're going to cut immediately what you're sending to the front. so if you're going to send them 500 rounds a day and you know there's nothing back there, you're going to cut it to 100 rounds a day and try to stretch it out. and the trouble is, ukraine's already suffering from severe shortages. there's a big russian offensive on now to try to cut off the kursk salient and encircle those troops. there's a very active russian effort in the south to to seize the rest of zaporizhzhia. uh, vladimir putin's people have said they want all of these provinces in a peace talk. uh, and so by cutting off, at least pausing this aid. uh, don't know when it's going to restart. there will be an immediate impact o

i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's monday morning march 3rd. steve paulson has whether march is coming in like a lion or a lamb. >> well kind of like a kitty. okay. you know, it came in with some rain. wind was the big story yesterday. it was a roaring oakland airport, sfo, all over 40 miles an hour. we had some rain, but per the forecast models, they were right. they said it would be mainly san francisco south, and that's correct. ben lomond. santa cruz mountains had two thirds of an inch of rain. a cool pattern, 30, 40 to 50. but there's some low clouds to the south. but mainly it's clear. wind speeds have come down, but they're still. it'll be a blustery, breezy day. we get a break today. next system will fall apart. it will be here tuesday bringing in some cloud cover. but it's a blue monday, that's for sure. we'll have a blue sky, maybe a few partly cloudy later in the day. kind of a cool pattern though. upper 50s and 60. so last week was above. not this week. we're starting off 50s to low 60s. all right. here he is on a monday at 5:00 hop

commissioner clark herrera was present that day filling in for president anderson. commissioner louis was there as well. just for the record, what we approved that day was the zion w gaines skate plaza. >> now this change in the title is better. >> i am 100% on board with this. just want to make that clear as to what transpired february 6th and what you brought to us today. i think the zion skate plaza is perfect regardless of what the title is. that's what people will call it. also the addition of the plaque which may include his full name and his bio is tremendous. >> i know commissioner larry griffin, our former colleague knew the family well and he would be in full support of this. >> and also i want to say that we we or i push this with the the backing of commissioner clark herrera and commissioner louie. sometimes things will get passed during committee we thought more people should be able to hear this story and that's why we forwarded it to the general calendar. and so the commissioners who are not on the operations committee could hear this this great story

clark and the brand new to us, they steal the little control the windows, most of them yet seems pretty good that it's the sort of the beginning of the april 10th sort of the the big trouble. no, no, they've done a lot of shopping. your country is in big trouble. i know you're not. you're not winning this. trump dropping some truth problems right there. and it does not go down well with the landscape. so the mazda liter takes them out of the white house along with p. m dreams. and striking a deal with walk, how do you come and sold some one when you are practically begging them for money and assistance? when you're wholly dependent on the, the large asked the american people and then walk into their white house in their own little office. and try to be argumentative and insulting, in fact, checking necessary. so that each of the wrong could you take it on russia by yourselves? well, it's a reality check for the british find me.

clark. ♪♪♪ >> thank you secretary collins.ussion i'm excited to be joined by the white house deputy assistant to the president and director of the office of intergovernmental affairs. alex meyer. alex has over a decade of experience in the campaign world. most recently, as a deputy political director for the trump-vance 2024 campaign. naco is proud to have a strong relationship with the white house office of intergovernmental affairs, rooted in our desire to serve as a reliable trusted partner with a deep commitment to representing county interest here in washington and communicating federal actions and priorities back to america's counties. we certainly hope to be seeing lot more alex as we do this work together. we're so glad that he can join us here at the legislative conversation. conference. please now welcome alex meyer. >> how we doing everyone? >> we're so excited you're here. this is first introduction for a lot of these county officials to you. other than the brief background i shared, tell us little bit about where

clark shannon after the contentious meeting in the oval office ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyyeived a warmer welcome in then he did it washington. got shuffled back across the united kingdom. zelensky received a warm welcome and aligning for arriving at 10 a10downing street facility showd appreciation for united states posting on next we are very grateful to the united states for all the support for and thankful for president trump, congress for their bipartisan support and american people. gratitude the trump administration thought was lacking in washington. zelensky arrived at the white house to sign a middle right deal, for treatment into an oval office meeting with president trump, it went off the rails. vice president jd banta jumped in >> mr. president, mr. president with respect it is disrespectfully for coming to the oval office try to litigate this in front of the american media. >> a fire exchange in the oval office unlike any in history caught on camera. still as he left the white house a short time later after trump asked him to leave. the plan a press conference an

san diego county and clark county, thank you for having microsoft recently as copilot.when it comes to body cameras and information they get with the use ai to actually write the report. and one of the things i would say on the policy front, it's still in its early infancy when it comes to regulation. when i think about really who kicked up a policy, is what i would call trump 1.0, president trump, michael who is the head of technology and policy in 2019 came with a framework. the administration is looking at issuing a a new framework ovee next 60 days. i think they key is on the framework you need to be thinking about what are the things you need to have to mitigate risk for county on the services you are providing, and at the same time the power of ai and the future of ai i think comes to the efficiencies, the innovations come the collaboration. but the most important aspect is you've got to use it. i've been with microsoft 25 years. if they hired me on my technology skills i would not have a job today. because i was just that mr. technology. i talk for a living. i've

hi, my name is damian clark.f you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. most plans include the humana healthy options allowance. get $1200 a year. that's $100 each month help pay for eligible groceries, utilities, rent, and over-the-counter items like vitamins, pain relievers, first-aid supplies and more. the healthy options allowance is loaded onto a prepaid card each month. and whatever you don't spend, carries over from each month. you pay nothing for covered prescriptions, all year long. even name brand drugs. all plans have $0 copays for covered preventive dental services, which include 2 free cleanings a year as well as fillings. they may also have vision coverage including vision exams and a yearly allowance towards eyewear such as lenses or contacts. even hearing coverage, which includ

peter: he'd chat up dick clark and my sister sally is like 5 or 6 and she was looking at him and shewhy are you so tan? he said well, i live in california. rachel: he was probably under some sun lamps too. peter: i don't know who's in the green room but patrick is probably having a memory talking about filling in on a show his dad hosts or hosted in like 30 years. charlie: i gave him two candy bars so he'll remember something. rachel: he raids the snacks, there's no question about it but we're having a toy segment. that'll be fun for him. maybe he'll remember that. t good to have you here, peter, especially on such a big and busy news day. the entire world, we just had mike gonzalez on from the heritage foundation about europe watching this all over the world. every world leader is looking at what happened in the oval office yesterday with zelensky, president zelensky, president trump and his wingman jd vance, vice president jd vance. this was fireworks going off. take a look at it and we'll break it down after. >> ceasefire. all of them said they'd not go with the contract. the cont

hi, my name is damian clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. most plans include the humana healthy options allowance. get $1200 a year. that's $100 each month help pay for eligible groceries, utilities, rent, and over-the-counter items like vitamins, pain relievers, first-aid supplies and more. the healthy options allowance is loaded onto a prepaid card each month. and whatever you don't spend, carries over from each month. you pay nothing for covered prescriptions, all year long. even name brand drugs. all plans have $0 copays for covered preventive dental services, which include 2 free cleanings a year as well as fillings. they may also have vision coverage including vision exams and a yearly allowance towards eyewear such as lenses or contacts. even hearing coverage, which

commissioner anderson here commissioner halsey here commissioner clarke herrera here commissioner mazola here commissioner weintraub here commissioner louis has an excused absence and commissioners work will be joining us shortly as will our general manager who's walking and right now for the. >> as you're going to do the other intros yeah okay go ahead and take the san francisco recreation and park commission news hybrid in-person and virtual meeting the san francisco entertainment commission my name has been blame and on the commission president. >> we'll start with announcements we would like to start the meeting with the land acknowledge ment we the san francisco entertainment commission acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the dramatist jelani who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions the alone jelani have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory

hi, my name is damian clark.nd medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. most plans include the humana healthy options allowance. get $1200 a year. that's $100 each month help pay for eligible groceries, utilities, rent, and over-the-counter items like vitamins, pain relievers, first-aid supplies and more. the healthy options allowance is loaded onto a prepaid card each month. and whatever you don't spend, carries over from each month. you pay nothing for covered prescriptions, all year long. even name brand drugs. all plans have $0 copays for covered preventive dental services, which include 2 free cleanings a year as well as fillings. they may also have vision coverage including vision exams and a yearly allowance towards eyewear such as lenses or contacts. even hearing coverage, which includes routine hearing exams a

before thomas set lewis and clark off on their famous expedition, moscow's work took him from the bahamas to the hudson bay, and it's likely that no other had seen so much of this continent at the time. but there's more to the story during his decade sojourn in america, he found at the center of a vast international

. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. it's monday, it's march 3rd. do you get to say it at the beginning of the month? >> i did say rabbit rabbit on saturday. >> okay. >> can i tell you this weekend, weather wise, shook out exactly like steve paulson said it would. almost down to the hour, steve. >> gotcha. >> yes. >> gosh. i'm flattered. thank you. sometimes it works. yeah. often it does. sometimes it works. sometimes you're like, well, see, the best part about weather forecasting is 24 hours later, it's a whole new clean slate. so here you go. it's cold out there. for us, that's a dramatic change from last week. more of a breeze and wind than anything else right now. but temperatures will be in the upper 50s. low 60s. we're talking 30s and 40s on most of the temps. we had rain. most of it was south, no doubt about it. that next system will drag across us tomorrow. not much from that, but wednesday. thursday could be one for the san jose area, santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains, but we'll deal with that tomorrow. mostly clear, colder, a lit

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while george, who pleaded not guilty, set up a ministry in the clark county detention center.maria, square in the eyes and swore he did not do this. by the age-old conclusion, the husband always does it? he was a statistical suspect from day one, for sure. keith morrison: why, she asked, would anybody believe an addict and known liar over george? and the detective's theory that a guilty conscience led to a suicide attempt? but let me tell you-- he has been on suicide prevention squads. he is an emt. he is quite knowledgeable about what it takes to kill yourself in a vehicle. so driving that large vehicle into a k-rail with your seat belt on is not how an expert tries to commit suicide. he did something stupid, but he didn't try to kill himself. keith morrison: [inaudible] firefighters came to his defense too, fellow west point grads, childhood friends. i truly believe he's innocent. he gives too much of himself, and i think that that is one of the reasons he finds himself in this situation he's in. keith morrison: were you surprised at the amount of support that george got? no

tory results that they were facing legal trouble over that and under the vine administration kristin clarkt the time that discriminatory barriers denying black and female individuals. the ag says these are standard tests and we won't see you when they don't go to a quota or plan. >> this is one of the clearest possible signals that there is a new sheriff in town at the justice department. the civil rights division is walking back a lot of these lawsuits that were filed hunter biden and to your point what they are saying is the fact that these police departments and fire departments are using standardized tests that may result in different outcomes and not achieve the diversity results that they were hoping for. that doesn't amount to intentional discrimination. they are walking these lawsuits back and closing the door of the litigation and saying let the police and fire departments make their decisions and they will. we will focus on different priorities such as enforcement and religious civil rights and other civil liberties that may not have been as in force to as strictly. >> shannon: t

clark. >> do you have any announcements? yes. thank you, madam chair, please ensure that you've silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices you've brought with you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to be included as part of any of today's files you can submit them to me. public comment will be taken on each item on today's agenda when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called please line up to speak along your right hand side of the room. >> alternatively you may submit public comment in writing in either of the following ways. first you may email your comments to me at j o h and period c a r o l l at as f g of your g or you may send your written comments for us postal service to our office in city hall. the address is one dr. carlton b good place room 244 san francisco, california 94102 if you submit public comment in writing i will forward your comment to the members of this panel and also include your comments as part of the official file on which you are speaking. and madam chair,

this is the moment clemson university gymnast brie clark made collegiate history. >> and she's able towow. >> it's like a dream come true. i don't think it's really hit me yet. >> janai: the first in the ncaa to complete the biles 1. a double layout with a half twist landing blind. celebrating with her team and the g.o.a.t. herself. >> shut up. twice. like, she knows i exist and she pushed some buttons to, like -- >> janai: that's right. the seven-time olympic gold medalist simone biles writing, congrats, and closing out black history month, i know that's right. brie's milestone moment was a move created by biles herself who first performed it at the 2013 world championship. what was it like when you saw that simone saw it? >> wow. i was -- because she's like such a role model for me and i always have looked up to her, and i think she's, like, one of the coolest people on the planet. so i'm, like, she knows i exist. >> janai: the mobile, alabama, phenom has been blazing trails since she started gymnastics at age 10, eventually getting an athletic scholarship to clemson with one goal in

. >> they brianna clarke-schwelm leads the north carolina public health alliance. >> a lot of people are applying for unemployment right now. a lot of people are also pulling their kids out of childcare. they're also thinking about their mortgages. they're thinking about if they're going to stay in north carolina, if they can afford to to stay living here. >> 13,124 jobs have been lost or furloughed. >> sadie healey and her business partner have been tracking the ripple effect of the individual u.s. job losses. organizations and workers are messaging them directly. then they use that data and publicly post on their usaid stop work website. walk me through some of the hardest hit states. >> you have florida. you have north carolina, south carolina. >> in your perspective, especially having the messaging and the phone calls that you're getting, is this very much an american problem? >> this is 13,000 americans that just suddenly lost their job, who didn't have a plan and didn't know this was coming. so maybe they have some savings, but like, you make cuts and that's going to affect you

before thomas set lewis and clark off on their famous expedition, moscow's work took him from the bahamas to the hudson bay, and it's likely t

reporter: the other prize was seeing his language mastered by actors like "game of thrones" star emilia clarkeeks to learn the fake language. >> reporter: after "game of thrones," david became hollywood's most coveted creator of constructed languages. >> should we make that move or bring the w down? >> reporter: these days he and jessie create languages together, including chakobsa from the "dune" movies. characterize chakobsa. what's the sound? >> i would say a head initial lightly inflection al language. >> reporter: i was going to say that. >> yeah. this is a nerdy skill. >> yeah. >> it's good stuff, man. >> reporter: for each language they create a grammar bible. >> this would be an example of how cases work. >> reporter: a linguistics professor would know what you were doing? >> absolutely. >> reporter: they prepare a script with four versions of each line. this one is from "dune: part two." so this is what the actor gets? >> right. and he says, "green paradise," which in the language comes out as shiidhgim sharii. >> reporter: so what the screenwriter wrote, how you translated it, how he

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clark: thank you, madam chair.espite all the promises on the campaign trail, house republicans have chosen to do three things with their majority. raise the cost of putting food on the table, raise the cost of getting health care, and use that money, deserving taxpayers' money, to cut billionaires' taxes. that's it. that's the agenda. and let's look at the scale of what they're sacrificing. funding that feeds 15 million children. a program that pays for half of all the births in america. a service that keeps nursing homes and health centers' doors open. all to cut elon us a taxes -- elon's taxes. if that sounds outrageous to you, madam chair, and i sure hope it does, you are not alone. let's be clear about the kind of money we're talking about. you are know what it costs to keep a kid on medicaid? $10 a day. how about keeping that child fed with snap benefits? $6 a day. ... what do republicans want to give away to the already rich? $6 million for a billionaire. $6 million is not even a rounding error. for a hungry

the justice department says andrew clark, also known as the dictator, helped orchestrate the operation multiple murders. whetting is on the fbi's most wanted list and believed to be hiding somewhere in mexico. >>> a new york city jury spent this week hearing a case seemingly pluckedded out of a mafia movie. a detective allegedly working for a powerful crime family is accused of using his police powers to try to take out their competition. senior correspondent eric shawn has this strange story. >> reporter: he was sworn to uphold the law, but now a former detective is accused of being a cop for the mafia. prosecutors say former detective hector rosario who in 2022 was fired from long island's nassau county police department in new york, worked for the bonanno crime family while he carried a shield. he is on trial for obstruction of justice charges and lying to the fbi. prosecutors say rosario led a fake police raid with bonanno mobsters dressed up as police officers hitting a gambling den run by a rival family in the back of in this shoe repair family to try to run them out of business.

clark and the creatures or was they still the little control the window that says we will be getting truthful desk of the, of the april 10th sort of the the headlines during this hour over 30 residents of courage held captive by the ukrainian armed forces are in the process of returning home also the best president donald trump says there are steve with to have it still on the table outside of the white house. hence, there's lensky has no time. i want to see it and fast. i don't want to see this go on for years and years now. president zalinski supposedly made a statement today in a p. i'm not a big fan of a piece. so maybe it was an incorrect statement, but he said he thinks it was going to go on for a long time and he better not be right about that this all on the coalition of the war and you that you can french leaders push 3rd shift side and pitcher plans, but it's something regarding ukraine but admit they can't do it without the us. and washington isn't the exact. they rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with. tell me your idea of how this turns ou

joining me now, telegraph columnist and former british army officer robert clarke.s actually done quite well. it�*s only. >> 24 hours. >> 24 hours. >> 36 hours into this, so i'm sure we'll know a lot more in the coming days and weeks ahead. but i'd say the early signs are actually really, really positive. and the optics are actually really, really good. >> do you think i mean, some people would say that he�*s just people would say that he's just sat there and it's all kind of landed on his lap, and he's just landed on his lap, and he�*s just done his neutral sitting on the fence thing, which on this occasion works a treat, because if you had somebody else like mayor boris or someone else, they would have expressed a point of view that may have got put, got them in a bit of trouble or in a bit of an icky situation. whereas he sat on the fence, which is very, very useful at this point in time. >> oh for sure. that's one of keir starmer's, you know, one of his main criticisms of him. but in terms of how he's handled the relationship with president trump, even before pr

commissioner anderson here commissioner halsey here commissioner clarke herrera here commissioner mazola here commissioner weintraub here commissioner louis has an excused absence and commissioners work will be