yes remember cunningham? denning yes, vice chair, d'antonio.s and do we need an explicitly saying the motion that the 100,000 ongoing ongoing expense . or just that matter that you can just become? yes. i would like to amend that to make sure there is an ongoing um $110,000 per year. um do we want to adjust for the for inflation? yes. also with an adjustment for 3% for inflation, right? remember, carolina, do you still second? yes, all right, so we'll go back to start roll at the top. remember catalano. yes remember cunningham? denning yes . vice chair. dantonio yes. member of food and bach? yes there. williams yes, all right, so the motion passes unanimously . great yeah. all right. so now we have our permanent housing recommendations, and i just wanna highlight that we at this time, do not have permanent housing liaison. and this has been sort of an effort between member catalano, member freedom, bach and myself, um, to sort of fill in this, so i know you as well. member catalano. thank you for all your help, so i'm just gonna walk through th

. >> cunningham-denning absent. >> vice chair d'antonio. absent. >> member friedenbach. >> present. >> chair williams. >> present we don't have quorum. and will not be able to take votes at this time yoochl thank you very much. we'll start with the land acknowledgment. we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone 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. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples thank you. all right. and i want to recognize member cunningham-denning has arrived. okay. so with that, we mo

remember cunningham denning? yes. base chair. d'antonio yep. member frieden bach. yes officer ledbetter. absent chair. williams yes. and we are adjourned on 3 51 pm thank you, everyone. [music] san francisco developing programs specific low to increase the amount of affordable housing throughout the city. >> the affordable housing bonus program provides developers to include more housing for i have low, low, moderate and middle income households. this program does not rely on public subsidies but private developers who include it part of their project. under california density bonus law. housing prejudices that include affordable on site may be request a density bonus. it is an increase in the number of housing units allowed under zoning laws and based on affordable units being provided. >> however, the state law does not address all of san francisco needs does not incentivize middle income housing. associating the city is proposing an affordable housing bonus program for higher levels of development including middle income u firsts providing a stream lined applica

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wales head coach ioan cunningham has made two changes.who has an ankle injury. wing lowri norkett comes in for carys williams—morris. wales and england have both secured bonus point wins in their opening two matches in the tournament. england wicketkeeper ben foakes has been left out of surrey�*s county championship match against hampshire because of a minor back injury. he was named in the surrey squad on wednesday, but omitted for the match at the oval which began this morning. it's thought to be precautionary ahead of this summer's ashes series. you can get ball—by—ball coverage of all of the second round games in the county championship on the bbc sport website and across bbc local radio. history has been made for great britain's gymnasts — they've won their first—ever women's team gold at the european championships, in turkey. the competition continues today with the men's team hoping to follow their sucess. betty glover is out in turkey for bbc sport, and was lucky enough to see team gb take the gold. what are moment that was. last

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course on sunday national youth day at the nra children were admitted free an home - host brittany cunningham seminars including one on th dangers of gun - unintended consequences. another where they talk abou an analysis of thousands o interactions that wome governors have and how to use their guns ar in the past. >> john, how do you thin republican stances on guns wil affect their ability to cour young voters in 2024 we've seen the kind of respons that young voters are bringing to the polls >> it's not just the polls katie, what we're seeing wit younger voters aren't energize -- to be activists on the gun research inside. and for so many years, - i shouldn't say all of it but lot of the activism was on the side of the nra, other gun owners for its organizations what you're seeing now i think is a real shift with this next generation that perhaps -- prior acceptance for the ide that there should be restrictions on firearms and ammunition's that has access to them. >> our thanks to you gentlemen for getting the show started the sunday morning a city is still shell-shocke by a deadly shooting

it brittany packnett cunningham, jennifer rubin, thank you fo beginning our discussion tonight. when we come back, the republican book banning frenzy continues. republicans in missouri have threatened to defund all the states public libraries and in what he is reportedl retaliation for an aclu lawsui against the state arguing that banning books is a first amendment violation. we'll have more on that, next. ♪ what is it about the first warm breeze of the season that makes you feel lighter than air? ♪ no matter where you are... when it crosses your path... you'll feel compelled to take to the road and see where it leads. ♪ the first step begins at the lincoln spring sales event. going on now, for a limited time. i'm kareem abdul-jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib. at the lincoln spring sales event. when i first noticed symptoms, which kept coming and going, i should have gone to the doctor. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, you should talk to your doctor. afib increase

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smith of minnesota, thank you very much for coming to the last word and joining us now, brittany cunningham, social activists and host of the podcast on distracted, and my washingto post colleague, opinio columnist jennifer reuben. they are both msnbc politica analysts britney, i want to start wit you and give you the space t react to what we have seen revocable publicans when i comes to the issue of abortion in just the last week or so. >> this is all deepl disturbing as you talked about governor t sampson sends the dead a night and not only this recognitio that it's unpopular it's als right knowledge meant that w the republicans are willing to buck popular opinion and tradition and the rules in order to get what they want con accomplished their agenda is that important to them i think that we have to acknowledge that what this i doing to american women an american birthing people i it's putting us in a state o constant confusion and fear an on sustainability. this back and force the keep happening through the courts through laws, is it going to happen forever we can't actually buil sustai

. >> reporter: back in the rain to another home we go, his next interaction with karen cunningham, a neighbor and city councilmember. jesse shows a moment of vulnerability and more about what he hopes to accomplish. >> it's been very difficult to pull up those feelings and finally one day i just like go and said wait, maybe there's something i can do in my town. >> it makes me feel proud that someone is brave enough to come forward and say i need to do this. i'm on the side of angels and i don't talk about that stuff too much but this is a righteous fight and i'm willing to do what i can. >> reporter: a little effort that he hopes will go a long way. >> if i can save one life i will be very happy. >> even though narcan will become more widely available, the cost could still be an issue for many, a two dose pack of prescription narcan is often free to people covered by medicaid or private insurance or has a co-pay of less than $10, but it's unclear if it will be covered when it goes over-the-counter. >>> california is looking to manufacture its own generic version of the drug, part of

deborah cunningham -- i am deborah cunningham. i am depressed after this.glad you ended on an uptick about possibilities for this competition that we are facing right now in cold war 2.0. we have learned from our speakers the future of condition, the three legs of the relationship are shaky and we have not hit bottom yet. there is a reaction, action going on. i am sure -- i have lots of things i would like to ask paradigms sure, let me see if people already. yes, yeah, i thought so. i do not want to take --let me ask you to introduce yourself and ask your question. you in the front row. hold on a second until you get the mic. >> hello. i am a grad student at gw. my question is, if the u.s.' anti-china relationships show significant u.s. commitment to security cooperation in the region, china characterizes these as asian nato regardless of the statement. there seems to be increasing incentives to enhance security competition within the region. which side do you think enjoys less first mover cost or fewer first mover costs to start for engagement, rather than

remember cunningham denning? yes vice chair. dantonio remember? freedom box? yes chair. williams yes, all right, so it's been approved and we are adjourned at 11 06 am thank you, everyone. members of the public interference all panelists and presenters presenting web exasked to mute when not speaking or waiting to present. the hsh commission. ramaytush ohlone acknowledgement “the san francisco hsa/das commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all page4 peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights

hannah bluck�*s return to the wales side is one of two changes made by coach ioan cunningham for theird in england's rugby league squad by shaun wane ahead of this month's rugby league double—header with france. there are 8 players in all from the super league leaders. england's sam curran managed 22 runs from 22 balls for the punjab kings... including this six... in today's match in the indian premier league. the kings are up against the defending champions gujarat titans who are chasing 154 to win. .. currently in a dramatic final over laming a final wicket six runs for the last four boroughs. —— balls. at the start of a festival that features the racing's most unpredictable event... the sport's greatest certainty right now won another big race. constitution hill followed up his victory in the champion hurdle at cheltenham with a win in the aintree hurdle on day one of the grand national festival. it's seven out of seven now for the 15 to 2 on favourite... who could graduate onto racing over fences next year. trainer nicky henderson and jockey nico de boinville also provided the day'

students like jim cunningham, who say while he struggled academically in high school, he is excelling in washington county community college. as a student in the workforce without college debt trying to become a power force technician, a certified -- margarita told her advisors that she had to drop out because she needed to earn more money to stay in school. free community colleges allowed her not only to stay in school, but to enroll instead of just picking up a course here or there when she had enough saved up. because of your initiative, maine community college experience record enrollment last year and now it students like these can spend less time worrying about how to save for college and more time earning a credential or degree that they need to succeed in maine's workforce. and we need them there. free community college is working. let's keep it for the next two years. [applause] >> my budget also includes 71 million dollars for the university of maine, the main community college system and maine maritime academy, which as foreign a half percent across-the-board increase for o

. >> cunningham-denning absent. >> vice chair d'antonio.sent. >> chair williams. >> present we don't have quorum. and will not be able to take votes at this time yoochl thank you very much. we'll start with the land acknowledgment. we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland

. >> cunningham-denning absent. >> vice chair d'antonio. absent. >> member friedenbach. >> present. >> chair williams. >> present we don't have quorum. and will not be able to take votes at this time yoochl thank you very much. we'll start with the land acknowledgment.

president chancellor cunningham, dean olson olson to the texas longhorn band.thank you for playing hail to the chief. you magnificent. to my long time friend of. nearly 25 years now, bernard rapoport, thank you for your statement and, your inspiration and your life of generous giving to this great university and so many other good causes. all the distinguished guests in the audience. i hesitate to start. but i thank my friend and father and your fellow texan henry cisneros, for coming down here with me and his magnificent work as secretary of hud. i thank, your congressman, lloyd doggett, and his wife, libby, for flying down with me. and i'm glad to see, my dear friend, congressman jake pickle here. i miss you. the attorney general, dan morales. the land commissioner, gary morrow. i thank of them for being here. thank you, lucy johnson, for being here. and. please give my regards to wonderful mother. i. i have not seen her here. there she is. and i have to recognize and. your former congresswoman and, now distinguished professor barbara jordan for, the magnific

johnson and britney - cunningham thank you both so much -- gus about their antiabortion heartbeat law, many women in the state are just trying to survive. now they are getting a court involved, including lauren miller who tried to leave th state for an abortion which sh found out -- no longer viable she joins me next with her message as this legal figh plays out. but first, jessica layton has look at the days top stories jessica. >> i charles thank you. let's get you all the latest o the major escalation in suda right now. u.s. forces have now evacuated embassy personnel in the country as fighting rages in the capital. president biden announced th embassy will temporarily suspend operations and h called for an immediate ceas fire between the rival group fighting for control of that country. the rapidly intensifying conflict has killed hundreds o civilians and raise the specte of civil or. at least one american has been killed in the fighting but n information has been release about that person just yet and big economic news here a home, that bat and beyond ha filed for chapter 11 bank

brittani packet cunningham,dct d destructive.rmer republican congressman from florida. welcome all three of you. brittani, you first hear. how much could frustrations over these issues factor into 2024. what do you mean -- what can the president say to voters to help them for the four years. >> the slogan of the biden administration has been to allow him to finish the job. we know that given how much was broken under the trump presidency that was always going to take more than one term and more than one democratic administration to fix what was broken. if i think it is fair that voters of all backgrounds demands that those promises are kept. that is of course the democratic exchange. i think that black americans are very clear that republicans are not going to move on the things that we want to be moved on. and i think that simultaneously black voters will use their power to ensure that democrats will move on those things. i think it is up to this administration and the campaign to continue to make investments early and often. i

we're very pleased to say we have the new england women's rugby league captain jodie cunningham herehe draw for us. and we've got the trophy here, too, very exciting. jodie herself is a challenge cup winner with st helens' women. how special is this competition? incredibly special and this year arguably more special with the men's and women's finals being played as a double—header at wembley stadium for the first time. it double-header at wembley stadium for the first time-— the first time. it will be fantastic, _ the first time. it will be fantastic, wanted? - for those who don't know, all 12 super league teams enter the competition at this stage, and theyjoin the four championship clubs who made it through the fifth round at the weekend. in the sixth round, the challenge cup changes. we are nowjust three games from the final but now here comes the super league. sensational t ! out of comes the super league. sensational try! out of absolutely _ comes the super league. sensational try! out of absolutely nothing! - comes the super league. sensational try! out of absolutely nothing! th

discuss al of this, is mark stern, senior writer at slate covering court in the law and brittany cunninghamand espy political analyst thank you both for joining me. britney, i want to start wit you on this new reporting from the washington post today. the article notes that thi misstatement is a series o errors, animations thomas ha made on financial disclosure forms. and people make errors when it comes to for voting, they do but at this point does clarenc thomas deserve the benefit o the doubt? he's clearly not being transparent, or honest about his finances, and financia disclosures overall. >> absolutely not. the point that you make, mehdi as well, this is not a aberration, this is a pattern. this is at least the fifth tim since 2011 that he has bee found to be in ethical violation, potentially i violation of the law and in 2011, he does explain i away that he said he misunderstood the form and sure, that happens, bu these are forums that have bee filled up by people for decade prior, and decades since and not only was he just abl to explain it away, he has bee able to keep his sea irre

deborah cunningham thank you for joining us. yesterday our guest said this.from the -- the average is 13 months. if we see the last rate hike will be in may and by november and december you will be an a recession. midway to a recession the fed cuts rates and that is how we get to something like september. tom: i go to at hyman here writing on earnings, he sticks with the recession call and he gives the yield back under 3%. the diamond and -- hyman and steve major are two different avenues but still. maybe it is first republic bank, what does it do to credit? lisa: at that point you have to imagine that credit is experiencing weakness. it is the economy that called wolf. saying we will have a recession. everyone is saying that and outperformance. how many times can people keep they hang it? but that doesn't mean it is not going to happen. jonathan: i said that meda is the stock that people love to hate and --meta is the stock that people love to hate and tech seems to be the sector that people love to hate. resilience is the key. equity markets up .05%. >> kee

it's giles cunningham.- at number 10. it's giles cunningham. obe giles, thank you very— cunningham.minic said, there are— to say, like, as dominic said, there are some— to say, like, as dominic said, there are some fantastic civil eervaate— there are some fantastic civil servants having— there are some fantastic civil servants having worked with tea — servants having worked with tea tea— servants having worked with them. you know, i remember ettaatteae— them. you know, i remember situations where— them. you know, i remember situations where we were told tteat— situations where we were told that tae — situations where we were told that tae eaty— situations where we were told that the only way— situations where we were told that the only way to get rid of a eeerty— that the only way to get rid of a poorly performing civil eervaat— a poorly performing civil servant effectively promote servant was effectively promote et— servant was effectively promote et taer— servant was effectively promote one of their job— servant was effectively promote one of their job elle edwards, one of theirjo

now david mccormick is the author along with james cunningham of super power in peril, a battle plan to renew america, which was recently published by center street press. david is the former ceo of bridgewater associates, the world's largest hedge fund. he served in the george w bush administration as the of treasury for international and under secretary of commerce for industry and security. a graduate of west point. he served in the united states army and saw combat during the gulf war and he also was a candidate for, the united states senate, in last year's senate race in pennsylvania. i'm very proud to welcome david here to air to discuss his book and proposals to restore security, opportunity and purpose to america. first, david, i will discuss the book and then we'll have plenty of time for audience questions and our online viewers may submit their questions to daniel dot bring at air dot org or on twitter with the hashtag hashtag superpower in peril. david, thank you for being with us. we really appreciate your being here. and i wanted to start out. there's a lot in the book

nicole cunningham for your comments. mr xu, let's hear from our next caller, please. hi my name is kenny shaw, representative district 10 from deborah. i just want to emphasize the importance of reparations to the american communities. san francisco um, who has been done pretty much wrong by the city. they first entered the city in the forties . um i do hope that we're able to focus on transitional age is , um being representative benefited and this as well, um, i hope that we can elect new leaders that represent the different age groups as well as the different neighborhoods and make sure that there's equity within the reparations. thank you for your comments this evening. okay uh, mr xu, do we have another color in the queue, please? yes good afternoon or good evening, and i want to thank, uh, supervisor. vaulting and supervisor question iran in about their, um, support of the reparation. uh um. office department of reparations. i think it's very important that we do have a structure to support. um, are are asked moving forward, and i just want to, um i hope that it

well i'm a huge fan of alexandra cunningham and i just i knew that she was going to try to dig into thesychological backstory of alex forrest. and i thought that that was a worthwhile thing to revisit. and we saw joshua jackson there, the third wheel in the movie. did you guys grow up with the crush like everybody had in the 90s when he was on dawson's creek? he wasn't born. oh yeah. did you have a crush on him? really oh, this crusher me. oh, i mean, i'm older than he is, but i had. but you know, just a little bit. he looks like such a little pudgy. well the amount of texts and emails i got from my friends, i didn't know that every single person was, like, obsessed with pacey. yes. yeah, i wasn't even obsessed with pacey. i just really slammed. yeah nope. i just. yeah mighty ducks. i liked it when he was ten. i really like him. just yeah. wow learned a lot here. and, boy, that in some things got to give. it's been 20 years and. but i hear your kids have a very strong opinion about it. yes. this is before your time too, dear josh, that's 20 years, theyathe beginning and saw me. i think

remember cunningham denning? absent. vice chair, d'antonio. absent member frieden bach.williams, president. so again, we do not have quorum, but we're moving to the land acknowledgment, so we acknowledge that we are on the unseated ancestral homeland of the rama to chalone, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula as indigenous stewards of th

the charity's co—founder, sarah cunningham, says that within a class of 30 kids, there's usually aboutt if they hadn't, you know, ouppwooooi— hadn't if they hadn't, you know, ouppwooooi-wno- hadn't if they hadn't, you know, suppressed who spoke suppressed anybody who spoke aboun— suppressed anybody who spoke about maleness_ suppressed anybody who spoke about maleness in a positive wow.— about maleness in a positive wow. inoioooi— about maleness in a positive way. instead, you— about maleness in a positive way. instead, you know, andrew ioio-o— way. instead, you know, andrew ioio-o poppoi— way. instead, you know, andrew tate's popped up— way. instead, you know, andrew tate's popped up and everybody's flocking— tate's popped up and everybody's iiooning io— tate's popped up and everybody's flocking to him _ tate's popped up and everybody's flocking to him because he oooono— flocking to him because he oooono igni— flocking to him because he speaks right at— flocking to him because he speaks right at the right at inoiw— speaks right at the right at inoiw nooo,— speaks right at the right at t

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i to me chloe i would like would like thames water to bog off now josie cunningham has said that shehich is so dear to the tuition— system, which is so dear to the tuition peopte— system, which is so dear to the british people. yes— system, which is so dear to the british people. yes and yet is being— british people. yes and yet is being otueet— british people. yes and yet is being abused daily and is a territte— being abused daily and is a terrible waste— being abused daily and is a terrible waste of money in so nony— terrible waste of money in so nony noye— terrible waste of money in so nony noye ont— terrible waste of money in so many ways and must be reformed. nett— many ways and must be reformed. well, i— many ways and must be reformed. well, i gee — many ways and must be reformed. well, i gee r— many ways and must be reformed. well, i agree. i mean,- many ways and must be reformed. well, i agree. i“ many ways and must be reformed. well, i agree. »:»i»i ; well, i agree. i mean, i don't think giving a mammogram, a breast removal to a teenager can be described as as some kind of m

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