clements was not. by and large, chandler was conservative and clements was liberal. the third man i'm going to talk about was a direct beneficiary of the chandler-clements feud, republican thruston morton. the chandler-clements divide was significant because for most of the 20th century kentucky has twice as many registered democrats as republicans. i might say parenthetically happily that's changing. what that meant of course is it was exceedingly hard for republicans to win elections. this occurred in the 1956 kentucky u.s. senate race when the chandler and clements factions were literally at each other's throats. this resulted in morton being elected to the senate in 1956, launching his notable senate career. but let's begin our story with the man known far and wide as happy. he was born into poverty in 1898 in henderson county. chandler's mother left his family when he was a young boy. one of his earliest memories was following her, sobbing as she walked to the carriage that would take her away from the family for the rest of his childhood. her departure meant ch

clements: i do not. we saw the final letters that were sent along with some preliminary analysis that the agencies had conducted. mr. rose: the g.a.o. report notes that treasury staff consulted regularly with the fdic and federal reserve and concurred with the basis of their recommendations to invoke the systemic risk exception. could you please provide some specifics on what this consultation actually looked like? could ii don't have the he -- mr. clements: i don't have the specific details. they told us there were conversations between the three agencies over that weekend. as each were doing their own anall seals -- analyses. mr. rose: thank you. the g.a.o. report notes that you were being -- that you will be moving forward with more work on this issue as we move throughout the year. as i'm sure you're aware, the united states -- in the united states we have a financial stability oversight council which is charged by statute with identifying risk to the financial stability of the united states. promoti

clements was not. by and large, chandler was conservative and clements was .iberal the third man i will talk about was a direct beneficiary of the chandler-clements feud. republican thurston ballard morton. they hope to launch his distinguished career. chandler-clements divide was significant because for most of the 20th-century kentucky had twice as many registered democrats as republicans. there and that it could -- parenthetically, i do not think that is changing. [laughter] it is important to deviate from the text occasionally. what that meant, of course, was it was hard for republicans to win elections. one way the gop could prevail where one factions of the democratic party split. this occurred in the 1956 kentucky race when the clements-schindler factions were at each other's throats. this resulted in morton being alike did in 1956, lodging his notable career. let's begin with the hand known as happy. he was born into poverty in 1898 in henderson county. his mother left his family when he was a

clements was not. by and large, chandler was conservative, and clements was liberal. the third man i'm going to talk beneficiarydirect of the chandler-clements feud. thruston morton republicanthruston morton -- republican thruston morton. their conflict launched his career. the chandler-clements divide was significant because for most of the 20th century, kentucky had twice as many registered democrats as republicans. i might say parenthetically, happily, that's changing. [laughter] it's important to deviate from .he text occasionally course, wasant, of it was exceedingly hard for republicans to win elections. one way the gop could prevail, when the factions of the democratic party split. this occurred in the 1956 kentucky u.s. senate race when the chandler and clementsrepubl. one way the gop could prevail, when the factions were literally at each other's throats. this resulted in moreton being 1956,d to the senate in launching his notable senate career. let's begin our senate -- our talk with the man known far and wide as happy. he was born in 19 58 in -- 1928 inount

john: great, great hustle from clement. there were at least a couple of times that mardy could have come in. jim: i think we saw some nerves from fish for the first time in this point. he hit a couple of forehands that were just hoping. he decelerated, he framed one. he was lucky to be in the point that long. a break point chance now for clement to get level or get back on serve anyway here in the fifth. and that's nerves for fish right there. a little bit of a cloak. bill: and just like that we're back on serve. rice production in india, affect wheat output in the u.s., the shipping industry in norway, and the rubber industry, in south america? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex global economy. it's just one reason 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment objectives, risks, fees, expenses, and other information to read and consider carefully before investing. risks, fees, expenses, a

john: great, great hustle from clement. there were at least a couple of times that mardy could have come in. jim: i think we saw some nerves from fish for the first time in this point. he hit a couple of forehands that were just hoping. he decelerated, he framed one. he was lucky to be in the point that long. a break point chance now for clement to get level or get back on serve anyway here in the fifth. and that's nerves for fish right there. a little bit of a cloak. bill: and just like that we're back on serve. rice production in india, affect wheat output in the u.s., the shipping industry in norway, and the rubber industry, in south america? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex global economy. it's just one reason 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment objectives, risks, fees, expenses, and other information to read and consider carefully before investing. risks, fees, expenses, a

and it drops down radically to 14% at nine clement and at 7 clement, i think it is 11% smoke. that is 4 feet from the sidewalk to the curb. commissioner fung: the slightly different alternative, conceptually it may work. at 7 clement you create a split sidewalk and design it so there is a -- there is something that addresses the elevation difference and then warp the sidewalk at the other doors. is that possible? >> i am not sure i follow that. only at seven clement, there would be a split level sidewalk? commissioner fung: that is correct. >> but it would also need to have that at 9 clement. once you start at the curb, you go up towards the building and that is where we are running into problems. we would have to make up about 5 inches from what is on the existing kerr of to the current step. there is already a 3% slope in the sidewalk. it is the only way we can get up from the curb to the floor level of seven and nine clement, is to have these excessive slopes for the first 4 feet or so. commissioner fung: maybe we should hear from the department and then i can rephrase the

clemente's 88 birthday.mente was born in carolina, puerto rico in 1934. he was athletic at a young age, and was signed by the dodgers when he was just 18 years old. clemente played 18 seasons in the big leagues, yet many historians say his humanitarian efforts rivaled his career highlights. clemente died in a plane crash almost 50 years ago while taking aid to the people of nicaragua following an earthquake. here's special correspondent ray suarez with his story. ray: roberto clemente was part of that first big wave of great latino players who began to populate baseball in the 1950's. at 21, the puerto rican made his major league debut with the pirates. >> he had a saying, that if you have a chance to help others and failed to do so, you're wasting your time on this earth. how many athletes have you heard say that, right? ray: david maraniss of the washington post is clemente's biographer. >> he lived that. he was constantly pushing for, for change and for the betterment of regular people. ray: when he was b

so 1798 fulsome there it is between 7th and 8th on fulsome street and it backs up to clemente 10 at site in the middle and popping up yeah. if on if it was that easy it is in 65 x that includes a set back on fulsome the alley has a 45 degree solar axis plan the shape of the site there can be all the other things no density limit and the affordability is you know just bye design so it didn't have an inclusionary requirement so there's this diagram showing a rarity civically hoping for a ground floor retail and offices probably some sub tenant and the 50 above this is the tiered open space it has a terrace that is part of a common amenity for the project and courtyard that is the subject of the variances i'll describe those and in a back it tiers down in order to keep the 45 degree so clemente tina don't get two dark whoops so it has sun shades and we'll do pb it's not installed and san francisco entertainment commission management it has a double aspect so that we have two fronts that make things interesting one on fulsome and one on clemente 89 in a so anywhere you future protected bike

i moved there in 1984 to second avenue and clement. it was considered the new chinatown but it's so much more than that. it's a gateway for many different types of newcomers but also businesses. this year, the clement street merchants celebrate their 90th year of outstanding service to the small business community to the whole city. and the roster is growing of many different businesses from cynthia huey's feed store, a great vintage clothing store, to park life gallery, to green apple bookstore, one of the last remaining independent bookstores in our whole city, and where you'll find me browsing in the used book section upstairs often, or my daughter in the children's section as well. i know -- isn't here but tremendous leadership from foggy notion with anderson on 6th avenue to kisha studios and many others. i wanted to say in the past few months my office has been working closely with cynthia and jamie alexander from park life as well to reinvigorate the merchants association with long time leaders like jesse fink, but to bring more

now let's give the information on the roberto clemente one because that one is almost a week. same place? >> same place, 12-noon at the roberto clemente park also, at the monument square association, we'll be there. 12-noon until 2:00 p.m. we will do an unveiling of the bust, also an unveiling of bricks. people are honoring other fallen heroes. >> just want to make sure people write it down right, november 19th at 12:00 noon, right across from the holy cros cathedral. now your people said make sure tony doesn't forget to mention the end of the month. that's going to be given the -- as we say in spanish. [native language] >> i'll kick the king off the holiday season. >> kicking off the holiday season. >> we've got christmas music and we've invited edwardo from puerto rico and he'll be here. feliz navidad, dancing music, hope when people go wear your dancing shoes. >> you've got a busy month, tony. i'll see you on all three 50s god willing. >> it is an honor to have you here and see you next week. thank you, tony. >> thank you. >> when we return a unique when we return, a unique

clement: sure. justice kagan: i mean, going down that road would suggest that justice gorsuch's attempt to sort of say this is not so bad because the people can fix it is not so true because you're suggesting that the people really maybe can't fix it, you were wrong about the people being able to fix it, and if the people could fix it, while it's not the constitutionally prescribed way because it's never been done before, so justice gorsuch's attempts to save what's so dramatically wrong here, which is the court leaving this all to professional politicians who have an interest in districting according to their own partisan interests, seems to fail. mr. clement: well, i -- i would disagree, justice kagan. i mean, i took the import of justice gorsuch's question being that, you know, maybe we can allow the states to solve this problem for themselves. but i think then, when you get at the starting point of justice breyer's question, which is at a certain point -- the federal government through its justi

with 11 clement, that is almost a moot point. i do not know how long the lease is, but 11 and nine have been combined. that could be addressed at some future point. i was kind of taken aback with the department response. mr. nathan's drawings -- i guess we are back to square one. thank you. >> good evening. department of public works, bureau of mapping. in originally reviewing this design, i am referring to the sidewalk design. short of the applicant doing any modifications within the building, and for obtaining a variance from the building department, such as an automatic door -- currently, the doors are at the property line. and they swing in word. according to the ada, that are required to have a 4 foot landing at no more than a quarter inch per foot out to the sidewalk. to maintain the path of trouble. we allowed a half-inch across a slope, 4.2%, within that path of trouble, leaving several inches over the last 4 feet by the curb. our main concern -- we have allowed in certain parts of the city, where you have either loading

we are cutting into 11 clement, or we would have to to put a ramp inside. commissioner hillis: 11 clement is the one that has been combined. >> correct. commissioner hillis: that was what i was expecting to see, based on commissioner comments in the last meeting -- some combination of looking at both the warping and interior modifications, and even doing away with the 11 clement -- to see if we can come up with a way to avoid the split sidewalk and the gate solution. >> so, the biggest issue is, i think, having the level landings. once you have to cut into the store, you end up having to have a level landing inside the door, and some sort of a slope up. so there is a fair amount of cost is involved in doing that part of it. commissioner hillis: is that what i heard? you could get possibly a variance from dbi, which i think they would be inclined to do, as opposed to some of the modifications to the public realm and the sidewalk area. >> i do not know how they would rule on that. one more reminder. this is a barrier removal project. we were looking for what

clement, to his right. move to the right goes directly to clement and passings into the end. >> isn't that great. >> isn't that great. >> love it. >> i can watch that four more times. >> inside nfl tweeted out that fantastic moment and it looks like nick foles wanted to run trick play and doug pederson was all for it. quarterback and coach working together for one of the most memorable plays in philadelphia sports history. you can see more of this on inside nfl tonight at 9:00 over on show time. >> he goes over, do you want to do philly. >> doug hit that pause. >> why not. >> yeah, you want to do that, let's do it. >> that is exciting. >> that is awesome. >> i watched the game three more times now on nfl network. >> i got it. >> it is like i never saw it before. >> wow. >> from cool to what cold, wintry mix coming up. >> we are, tomorrow will be a mess from top to bottom start to finish. we have both commutes impacted by this system. first one with snow and ice, the second commute afternoon commute tomorrow

ricardo: clemente trata de asimilar este mundo loco.cÓmo usar un telÉfono inteligente y los carros van muy rÁpido de la internet lo tiene fascinado.pero son las cosas mÁs sencillas las que más aprecia. como caminar por un vecindario detenerse a ver una ardilla. clemente: el aire tiene olorcomayagua sabe a diferente-- eso fue lo primero .respirar -- ricardo: Ésos lo que llaman respirar libertad. clemente: respirar libertad.en su situaciÓn de estaen el corredor de la muerte es un mundo diferente. conoces a otras personas que estÁn en tu situaciÓn y habrÁs conocido algunos que ya no estÁn en este planeta. ♪ clemente:muchos. tres de mis amigos se suicidaron. ricardo: estando en el corredor de la muerte. clemente:sÍ, >> y otros que conocÍas por ejecutados. ¿te consideras afortunado de estar, primero vivo y segundo libertad? clemente: me siento bendecido.no afortunado, bendecido.odos los dÍas de nues vidas. >> yo quisiera vivir normal. clemente: por difÍcil que se miran dios me tiene su guardia. vamos a llegar. por lo menos voy a pelear. como

clements was not. by and large, chandler was conservative and clements was liberal. the third man i'm going to talk about was a direct beneficiary of the chandler-clements feud, republican thruston morton. the chandler-clements divide was significant because for most of the 20th century kentucky has twice as many registered democrats as republicans. i might say parenthetically happily that's changing. what that meant of course is it was exceedingly hard for republicans to win elections. this occurred in the 1956 kentucky u.s. senate race when the chandler and clements factions were literally at each other's throats. this resulted in morton being elected to the senate in 1956, launching his notable senate career. but let's begin our story with the man known far and wide as happy. he was born into poverty in 1898 in henderson county. chandler's mother left his family when he was a young boy. one of his earliest memories was following her, sobbing as she walked to the carriage that would take her away from the family for the rest of his childhood. her departure meant ch

this still has the retail space facing clemente and the corner of 26 and two separate garage entries on 26 avenue this required the parking to be in a sense in the rashlgd even though we're subdividing but it allowed for us to fit 7 parking spaces so the requirement we're able to fit 6 dwelling units and have one parking for the retail. also relating to an street parking we've heard about at the neighborhood outreach meeting this is the existing parking one hundred and 17 feet that fits parking spaces as proposed with the addition of one curb cut we can fit 5 on street parking. other concerns the neighborhood has raised about the overall dwelling unit density our project proposing 6 force the project altogether if you look at it nearby the prevailing density is all over the building 8 and 9 units dribble on 26 avenue we feel our 6 units for the project very much fit into the neighborhood. and this speaks to the variance a little bit. as and was bringing up the parking situation which is what has brought us to ask for a variance most of the other bilks or buildings in the clemente and

clement: yes. sotomayor: i know you will say it is a constitutional requirement, but if i read gillibrand and smiley differently to say that what the election clause means is the legislative process isn't that just simple? we don't have to worry about how the states experiment, what they do in their own self-governance? why is that if federal interest? clement: it is of federal interest because the framers thought and -- the hard and long about this issue. sotomayor: no, they didn't. if you look at the federalist papers, there is not a whole lot on this particular clause. clement: part of the reason there is less discussion of the first sub clause is that it seemed so remarkably obvious to the framers that, if this was to be done at the state level by anyone, it would be done by the representative body of the people. it's not like they didn't know about popular law make an. -- lawmaking. they simply said we like representative government -- ginsburg: [indiscernible] at the time of the founding, the

clement? >> mr. chief justice, that text of the second amendment enshrines the right not just to keep arms but to bear them, and the relevant history and traditions exhaustively surveyed by this court in the heller decision confirmed that the text for text in individual rights to carry firearms outside the home for purposes of self-defense. indeed, that history is so clear, that new york no longer contests that carrying a handgun outside of the home for purposes of self-defense is constitutionally protected activity. but that concession dooms new york's law, which makes it a crime for a typical law-abiding new yorker to exercise that constitutional right. this court in heller labeled the very few comparable laws that restricted all outlets for carrying firearms outside the home for self-defense, outliers rightly condemned. new york likens its law to a restriction on weapons and sensitive places, but the difference between sensitive place law in new york's regime is fundamental. it is the difference b

clements. dr. clements: real quick. so yeah, we created a new wildfire sciences minor and so that allows us to bring students from a diverse background to give them tool sets they can take to their business major, if they're a psychology major, they are aware of the wildfire problem as well as training that meteorologists need around the nation. thank you. ms. stevens: thank you so much. ms. lofgren: the gentlelady's time has expired. and we'll turn now to mr. feenstra. mr. feenstra: thank you, chairwoman lofgren and ranking member lucas. thank you to our witnesses for your testimony and sharing your extensive research and your experience with us. this question is for mr. geissler. in 2020, iowa experienced 126 wildfire incidents that burned almost 2,200 acres. these fires can jump from burning grasslands to agricultural fields, wreaking financial devastation for our farmers. what is the current state of understanding as to how a forest or a grass-based wildfire interacts with spreads across agricultural land? what rese

roberto clemente. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas. >> i ask unanimous consent that all the members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection mr. d'esposito: -- senator cruz: -- did he did he i rise in support of h.r. 6751, a build to mint a commemorative coin in recognition of the life and legacy of roberto clemente. he has inspired countless americans through his impressive athletic achievements and generosity. born august 18, 1934 in carolina, puerto rico, i was the youngest of seven children. from an early age, he excelled athleticically especially at baseball. after a brief extent in the minors, he joined the pittsburgh pirates for the 1955 season. he would go on to become the greatest pirate to ever wear the jersey. a 15-time all-star, two-time world series champion and that 1965 national league m.v.p. winner. to underscore just how clemente meant to the sport o

clemente. clemente fires! [buzzer] and we'll head to double overtime! what a game! instant classic. on the corner of john stockton carl malone drive! len: crawford takes matters into his own hands. he doesn't care where he is on the floor as long as he's behind the line and the guy averaging 27 1/2 points coming into this game in the tournament. gus: 87-87. we're going to double overtime. let's check in with greg gumbel. greg g.: all right, gus. again, what else would you expect from this tournament. we'll get you back for overtime. let's go for the final minute and eight second in syracuse. kentucky by 12 over cornell. once again dick enberg and jay bilas. jay: they just came into the season expecting to win and certainly did. beat st. john's. alabama on the road. [whistle] dick: patterson rebounds dale's miss and kentucky will go to the other end for the free throw. and bledsoe is stopping the difficulties with four straight connections from free throw territory and dale goes out with five fouls 17 points to lead this big red team and what a career for louis dale iv. not recruited

pushed back to provide an entry settlement predator street and looking back at first street into clemente is beginning of the town houses is ground floor plan it is design by is entry for town houses that stretch along the length of clemente there are entries there the 85 foot building along fremont street from the rental and condo unit along fulsome street further towards first street in addition there is retail that lines both full name and is other street to try to activate is streets and as mentioned a grocery that begins on is ground floor and extends two the basement we've been working to develop is landscape along the project is building along is landscape guidelines for fulsome street and then extending that both is side streets and creating lush landscape to act as a buffer between is town houses there are two large specimen trees we're locating at the end of is street to mark the public space here you see the tree palate and building on is basic privileges of the landscaping along clemente and within is vera say that landscaping extend up to is roof-deck on is levels both on top

clement: can it be overridden? justice kagan: does it matter? mr. clement: i think it does. it would give the legislature a lot more authority than arizona is allowed here. the principle that would allow you to decide that case is to ask yourself the question of whether or not it allows the state legislature to prescribe congressional districts. which is why it is a hard case. justice kagan: there is a veto at the end of this. mr. clement: if you think it doesn't, then you should decide that case in the favor of the state legislature. justice kagan: this is what we are going to have to do for every time they set up some process further -- for where there is some independent commission involvement. what we have to ask is what exactly? mr. clement: whether or not it is consistent with the constitution -- justice kagan: tell me exactly how we are going to decide all these cases in which an advisory commission plays some role but -- not just some role, but a very serious role and a little piece left of the legislature? mr. clement: i don't think it will be that hard. let's look