mÁs de 18.5 millones de californianos cuentan con la licitaciÓn que nos acercamos a la oficina del dmvabordar vuelos a nivel nacional. en otra parte, la densificaciÓn hablar dice que aplican lÍmites federales y si para el 7 de mayo usted no cuenta con un real id, debe tener esta edificaciÓn mÁs del pasaporte para abordar un valor a niveles nacional. >> los invito a que vayan a la pÁgina web donde deberÁn llenar una solicitud? procesar y el momento para comenzar el proceso, despuÉs tendrÍa que ir a la oficinas del dmv y presentar esos documentos que habÍan puesto en lÍnea para finalizar el proceso. noroeste fue una fortaleza ibrahim bancÉ no digas. vamos a washington desde donde la investigaciÓn para arreglar la clienta aÉreo del miÉrcoles muestran informaciÓn de todos los pechos. ——— informaciÓn sospechosa: vamos a una pausa, al regresar conozca a un equipo de fÚtbol de la preparatoria y el sur de la bahí ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ estamos la presentador: vamos hablar del mundo de los deportes. la temporada del fÚtbol de preparatoria estÁ en el nivel mÁs alto. este equipo continuÓ luchando para alcanzar

but the last kind of looked at the dmv said the mother called the bundle as high as excellent bottles. a few of them the size of the existing dia, top of the 100 by value and the number is 2 machines added to that. mm hm. mm hm . you mean you would it based on the time piece your last horse or somebody just did the opposite, aka. and so sure to and some monitor that you need, you know, higher sure to pursue closer to, to need to, to, to police how many agents ation once a year to buy and the tools egypt timesheets age quite different. so just the way we saw the key is to hold as our show the gym, my new york e. no you know with the g and i in the . ready just not on the show on time. i get a quote just because i didn't like the use of the month. i know the somebody bought it. so there's only 2 filters in which the how's it going to lead me to a coma or why don't you so for like just the cheese indiana? what's your thoughts on it? you should see how that is each each and hgtv is put them in that 3 that you can really advance your advisors to find india and much. but i thought it was th

anyone who lives in the dmv can see how crowded they are. >> well, absolutely. >> and i have, during that reauthorization. >> process. >> worked with the delegation. of course, our delegation has four senators instead of six senators, because we don't have any in washington, dc. but i have worked with the delegation on our concerns. and our congresswoman, eleanor holmes norton has as well. i am very pleased that the delegation has asked the department of defense to halt the helicopter traffic and put a pause on that while this matter is investigated. but you point to, in a very comprehensive way, joy, what what the stakes are and the look that we have to see, whether it's during the faa reauthorization or in another process, how the traffic and or additional traffic is determined at reagan national. i mean, you pointed out that dc does not have a senator, which emphasizes the way in which our capital is essentially treated as a colony with with its fate in the hands of congress. and so when you think about that, and the billionaires who have funded to make sure that dc cannot be a st

your democratic members of congress especially from the dmv are here to stand up for you but we need your help. we will use every tool we possess to slow down, to stop, to make sure that we make sense again in this country but we need your help. if you are represented by a republican member of the house or a republican member of the senate, you need to call their offices and you need to show up in their offices and make your voice heard to bring sanity back to this congress and this government. we are here but we cannot do it alone. i'm proud to bring up next my colleague from the great state of virginia, congressman eugene vinman. rep. vinman: i spent 25 years in the army defending this nation and wearing the uniform. each and every one of those days we worked with our partners at usaid to keep this country strong and safe. if we want to zero 1% of the budget, we better look at doubling or tripling the military budget because without that soft power around the world, we're making ourselves weaker. we're making our adversaries and allies stronger. we step back and we create a vacuum,

a 222, dmv number begins that independence history tells us that new york became involved in politics to saves. he attracted the attention of wides so that because the secuity, which organized protest against the implementation of pottery policies in south west africa. and he did quote for the country to be go on to independence through all those years if she was forced into exile in the ninety's sixty's after she was arrested and caused with organizing popular resistance in the country. but she was also elected president of swap or an up skin she at. at this level, members we are told ended up in so that's because the notorious of robin island prison. but she spent the case in exile, establishing swap law offices in liberty, states, and gone, or an international and to pro maxima could even military support for the independence of them to be ad swap will struggle, neil my and his compact. he is petition to the united nations to in so that because colonial administration often and maybe i and even though the you increase that so that because of that would be, was illegal. so africa re

your winter holidays here in the job area should remember the early january snow that blanketed the dmv right. so as the east coast experienced some record inches of snow, this year, fires erupted on the west coast and scorched 60 square kilometers of territory in the subsequent three weeks. this kind of natural disasters have become quite common and they are among many consequences of warming. climate and changing weather patterns. in fact, by some estimates today, 20% more people are displaced due to environmental disaster than just a decade ago. and some estimates suggest that by 2050, more than a billion people will be at risk of displacement due to the compounded effects of environmental crisis wars and civil unrest. so the states have traditionally been very, very important contributors to the overall pool of resources to assist those in need. but as i alluded to in my opening, an example, just the demand, the sheer demand for the lifesaving assistance has grown considerably in the past few years. we've also witnessed that the supply of those resources has shrunk. so i think this

people say that the line at the dmv or the difficulty with government websites makes them think it oughtn or tesla. but again, if you just think about it, those are consumer facing products. they don't have a commitment to serve everyone. they certainly don't have a legal view that everyone has equal rights. and when you come to the pentagon or social security, they don't have any commitment to be there for you in ten years or 50. meanwhile, a project 2025 trump ally is talking about inflicting, quote, trauma on public servants. >> we want. >> the bureaucrats. >> to be traumatically affected. we want. >> when they wake up in the morning. >> we want them to not want to. >> go to work. >> because they are so they are increasingly viewed. >> as the villains. we want. their funding. >> to be shut down so that the epa can't do all of the rules against. >> our energy. >> industry because. >> they have. >> no bandwidth. >> financially to do so. we want to put them in trauma. >> put them in, quote, trauma, make sure they have no financial bandwidth. that sounds like making people broke. and you

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so such a vast volume of information on americans from places like health care records or dmv records and things of that nature. the reason they have that sort of massive data lake is because they can use those different data sets to cross-correlate them to pursue issues exactly like this. once you've got enough data points, when you line them up correctly, you can pretty easily penetrate a first name and a last initial with address and everything else you can associate with that target to understand their exact identity. >> so what impact do you think this will have? andy, on intelligence work that is being done around the world right now? >> well, it clearly puts these individuals at risk. and any of them who were slated for undercover work or maybe are engaged in that work already are at risk, not just themselves physically and legally, particularly in the far off overseas locations where they work, but the people they are working with. let's remember that one of the core responsibilities of case officers is to recruit people from foreign countries, be they politicians, military le

you know, are you going to be able to go to the dmv and get your license? is your passport going to get renewed? are the airport workers going to be there in customs and immigration? i mean, there's all sorts of things that go into the federal government that you don't. i think when you think of off the top of your head is it's a bunch of bureaucrats, paper pushers who walk into an office every day and just, you know, are checking boxes. there's probably some of those folks that that are probably not necessary to the federal government, but there's so much more going on there. if you were going to do this surgically and effectively, how would you go about it? >> well, i'd copy the way we did it in 1993 through 2000in the clinton administration. we had teams that looked at every single agency. we looked at what was going well, what was going badly. we offered buyouts to people who we didn't think were necessary anymore, who were in middle management jobs, that really the internet and computerization had made obsolete. we took a targeted approach, agency by a

did this heart health event last night with the dmv links and the doctor., vicarious trauma. we are living vicariously through the trauma that we are absorbing through the news, through what we're reading, through what we're seeing in communities. and i feel that viscerally. >> yeah, i think a lot of people do because, you know, i, i think a lot of what they're doing is psychological warfare against government employees. but a lot of us are picking up on that psychological warfare. i mean, if you send your kid to school and that school is concerned that ice is going to show up at school and teachers, instead of focusing on the important work of teaching, your kids are going to be contending with federal immigration enforcement. yeah, you think about that when you put your kid on the bus to school. you think about that when you pick them up. it enters the day to day reality of your life. if you are a person like the three of us, who not only cares about yourself and the people you love, but cares about your community, then you are feeling the reverberation o

usaid not fully not totally but largely their employees work in the dmv, the dc, maryland, virginia area and overseas. but if we look at this doge work and the president saying that they can go anywhere and look at anything the federal government says that 83% of federal employees work in the u.s. but outside of the d.c. area. so at some point, this is going to start to hit congressional districts. it's going to start to challenge the narrative for some of these republican congressmen. are they concerned about the doge impact that the local federal offices, where they are and hitting their constituents? >> it's a really good point that it's very easy to talk about political rhetoric when it's focused on the seat of the federal government. but when these changes hit close to home, and suddenly it's your own constituents feeling it, well, then it's a very different story. but at this moment in time, i speak to congressional republicans every day, and very few are saying anything to get in the way of doge the two senators i've heard the most criticism from of doge are susan collins of maine

. >> and there's amazing theater in, in the dmv.t better tonight knowing that we'll have. >> that's what the president should be focused on. you know. >> that's what he should. >> be focusing. there's a real threat. to this country. >> great production of schmigadoon! right now. go see it. all right. refill that mug. the next hour, we're going to talk with eugene daniels, connecticut attorney general william tong, and congresswoman madeleine dean. you are watching madeleine dean. you are watching the weekend. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... -what've you got there, larry? -time machine. you gonna go back and see how the pyramids were built or something? nope. ellen and i want to go on vacation, so i'm going to go back to last week and buy a winning lottery ticket. -can i come? -only room for one. how am i getting home? sittin' on my lap like last time, ronald. fine, but i'm

stone as president, he the us government purchased the quarry for this stone because it was our local dmv, the building stone. and so he wanted his houses to look the same and he was quite proud of that fact. so let's take a tour of the mansion, as you probably never seen it if you visited here. and what i mean by as you have never seen it, is that it's a construction zone. and ironically, that is the way that poor martha washington experienced it through much of her marriage to george washington. because the entire time that they lived here, the last 40 years of the 18th century, the house was almost always under construction, either adding wings to the house or redoing the interiors over and over again. and we're going to quickly run through some of the the discoveries we've made recently that tell us about the changes that have happened to the house, especially in the 18th century. so as a visitor to mount vernon, you come into the central passage and you're told this is the heart of the house. it's where the butler would sort out guests to go into the various rooms. we talk about that

took a bus load of people to the dmv i was not told and they also got tires i didn't. then i year goes by there is damage from rats. dfrj damages from employee who republican in my bumper twice and hit the front of my rv. also one of the urban employees broke my door by too hard example my windows fall koren out. finely the department was forced by hud to hire an ad a consultant. he got me an accomodation to get repairs because of the city's refusal to make it ad a compliant. this is an on going problem. everyone of their accommodations requests are being ignored. october 7 we got approved ramonea and i got it. she was -- a witness to the retelliation for being a witness to the hud case. my winds shield on one side all my wiring is out >> ma'am. we can take the copy of that if you like and mitt it in the record for you. is that a copy we can keep or do we need to make a copy of if t you have a sentence sure sorry. we are seth the time are for 2 minutes. i will say then that thank you for having me and we do need an extension. nobody is housed all their accommodations a

dmv speaking on behalf of these amendments today which will allow 1123 sutter street to get underway immediately. >> you all know how important housing production is and this project is an extraordinary project. >> it is up to each of us to priority rise housing production and especially urban infill production like this which is the most environmentally supportive way to develop in addition, i'm here as president of wu yi children's services, the largest head start provider in the city to san francisco's most vulnerable residents serving the needs of hundreds of san francisco children and family. 1123 sutter will give us and will give 30 children and families in this city a new early education center and daycare center for the rent of i have to say $1 a year. this is subsidy at the very highest level so please do everything you can to support this and take action today to pass this measure as amended. >> thank you. thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker please. >> that evening commissioners archbishop greg richardson as the previous speaker talked about housing and the ne

dmv speaking on behalf of these amendments today which will allow 1123 sutter street to get underway immediately. >> you all know how important housing production is and this project is an extraordinary project. >> it is up to each of us to priority rise housing production and especially urban infill production like this which is the most environmentally supportive way to develop in addition, i'm here as president of wu yi children's services, the largest head start provider in the city to san francisco's most vulnerable residents serving the needs of hundreds of san francisco children and family. 1123 sutter will give us and will give 30 children and families in this city a new early education center and daycare center for the rent of i have to say $1 a year. this is subsidy at the very highest level so please do everything you can to support this and take action today to pass this measure as amended. >> thank you. thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker please. >> that evening commissioners archbishop greg richardson as the previous speaker talked about housing and the ne