driscoll will say, that was an accident-— driscoll will say, that was an accident. , . , , ., accidente? ., . there? there is a real concern there are sittin: there? there is a real concern there are sitting labour _ there? there is a real concern there are sitting labour mps _ there? there is a real concern there are sitting labour mps struggling i there? there is a real concern there are sitting labour mps struggling to j are sitting labour mps struggling to get selected for new seats because there are boundary changes and aspiring mps on the left struggling. and you are hearing complaints there is a wholesale and systematic attempt to weed out candidates from the left. you are hearing words like stalinist purge. you are hearing things like, there are kafkaesque excuses for why certain people cannot stand. i am also hearing momentum, the campaign group under jeremy corbyn and jeremy corbyn supporters, never got remotely anywhere near doing anything like this for their wing of the party whilstjeremy corbyn was labour leader. on those parliamentary selections, labour sources say nobody

commissioner driscoll, aye. president safai, aye. commissioner heldfond, aye. commissioner o'connor, aye. commissioner thomas, aye. thank you, we have 7 ayes. motion passes. >> thank you. i know we can do (indiscernible) i wanted to get everyone on the record. thanks. the next item, election of retirement board vise president. is there a motion on the floor? >> we have in person public comment first. >> for a motion? didn't we do it the opposite? >> we can do either order, it is fine. >> let's do the motion and then public comment. >> i move we nominate commissioner thomas for the position of vice president of the board. >> okay. seconded by o'connor. as long as we know what aj stands for, i support that motion. [laughter] okay, please call public comment. anyone in person that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. madam secretary, check if there is any online pub lic comment? >> thank you, reminder to callers press star 3 to be added to the queue. moderator, do we have any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, we have on

commissioner driscoll, aye. commissioner gandhi, aye. commissioner heldfond, aye. commissioner o'connor, aye. commissioner thomas, aye. thank you. we have 6 ayes, motion passes. >> okay. madam secretary, we'll call item 10. no-- >> item 11? >> yeah. 11. >> item 11, action item discussion investment delegation suraand approve staff recommendation. >> i think we want to do item 10, which is strategic plan. rather then the delegation. >> okay. yeah. >> item 10, action item. review of sfers strategic plan. >> thank you. >> wait a minute. let's-sorry. he is coming up, so let's take a pause. let's take a 5, 10 minute break. >> (indiscernible) >> is that alright? >> yeah. >> okay. >> time certain? >> he says he's all most here, so let's do time certain at-let's do 10 (indiscernible) commissioner gandhi; present. commissioner driscoll, present. >> commissioner heldfond, present. commissioner connor, present. commissioner thomas, present. president safai, present. commissioner bridges, present. thank you, we have quorum. >> okay. you did consent and all that? okay. alrighty

commissioner driscoll, aye. commissioner gandhi, aye. commissioner heldfond, aye. commissioner o'connor, aye. commissioner thomas, aye. thank you. we have 6 ayes, motion passes. >> okay. madam secretary, we'll call

commissioner driscoll. maybe for the record if you could indicate that the governance committee approved, too yes. the committee did approve the minutes from the main meeting in 20. 21 and then recommended the items you will see in the next minute in items 9 10 and 11 in terms of reference and operational policy. thank you. well, great. are there any members of the public that wish to comment on this item? seeing non public comment on this item is closed. madam secretary, please call the next item number eight action item review and approve revisions aboard terms of reference and policies. minor edits. this item was continued from the april 2023 retirement board meeting. okay? commissioners i am pleased to have before you the next three items, um, which reflects the board terms of reference and governance policies. by way of background. these are the first set of documents that i asked to see when i, uh join us furs because this is what outlines what my responsibilities are what staffs responsibilities are

i said, "i'm detective chief inspector clive driscoll.to talk to you about the stephen lawrence murder." to which he said, "you're rushing thisjob, aren't you, officer?" he actually said that to me. the stepfather said matthew white admitted being present during the murder, and that white had said that stephen deserved it. the macpherson inquiry in 1998 examined how white was handled. police provided the note naming the wrong stepfather. i found that absolutely shocking, staggering, that wrong information would be fed into the inquiry. i've discovered that in 2000, detectives spoke to a separate witness who saw white shortly after the murder. he said white admitted being there during the attack and playing a leading role in it. "matty, run over to them, - give them a dig or something," and everyone else run over there, and piled “1 — dave and neil started . getting silly with a knife, stabbing and cutting him. he was referring to david norris and neil acourt, and said the other three prime suspects were also there. if the met had found wh

i said, "i'm detective chief inspector clive driscoll.aren't you, officer?" he actually said that to me. the stepfather said matthew white admitted being present during the murder, and that white had said that stephen deserved it. the macpherson inquiry in 1998 examined how white was handled. police provided the note naming the wrong stepfather. i found that absolutely shocking, staggering, that wrong information would be fed into the inquiry. i've discovered that in 2000, detectives spoke to a separate witness who saw white shortly after the murder. he said white admitted being there during the attack and playing a leading role in it. "matty, run over to them, - give them a dig or something," and everyone else run over there, and pited in~ — dave and neil started . getting silly with a knife, stabbing and cutting him. he was referring to david norris and neil acourt, and said the other three prime suspects were also there. if the met had found white's stepfather, there would have been two separate people saying white admitted being prese

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so the terms of the person closest to christopher, his fiancÉe, julia driscoll.were already in the mail. >> she said i don't know anything about it. crisper doesn't tell me. >> doesn't tell or anything? is that what she said? >> that was my reaction. i did not buy it. >> yes not. because he went on grilling this young woman for more than 12 hours. at the end of which the detective played to her heart. relationship with susan and john sutton. >> i said, look, susan really cared about you. she thought of you as a daughter. this woman did not deserve to die like this. john doesn't deserve to be blind for the rest of his life. and i know for a fact garrett did this under the direction of christopher. finally, she started crying and i go i think i have. >> with the tears came a story. but christopher has said to her that just might nail him for murder. >> the parents deserve to die for taking years died of his life. she said this went on for years. she interjected and said i knew was going to happen i just did not know when. >> that night they put julia, who's living

clive driscoll, who caught two stephen's killers, found the right stepfather two decades after he triedeak to police. i knocked on his door and said, "i'm coming to talk to you about steven lawrence murder", to which he said, "you're rushing this job, aren't you, officer?" he actually said that to me. the stepfather so that matthew white admitted being present during the murder and that white had said that stephen deserved it. the macpherson inquiry in 1998 examined how white was handled. police provided the note, naming the wrong stepfather. i found that absolutely shocking, staggering, that wrong information would be fed to the inquiry. i discovered that in 2000, detectives spoke to a separate witness who saw white shortly after the murder. he said white admitted being there during the attack, and playing a leading role in it.— during the attack, and playing a leading role in it. matty ran over to him and _ leading role in it. matty ran over to him and gave _ leading role in it. matty ran over to him and gave him _ leading role in it. matty ran over to him and gave him a _ leading rol

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i see these nice raspberries, california grown, right, they are like $5.99, and then i see the driscoll'sdo i love my little girl? i do, so i buy the $7.99 ones, she eats them as a snack while we are rolling in the stroller, once more berries. i don't have any more berries, they are too expensive. >> jeanine: $15. >> jessica: if i had less choice, i would have more money in my pocket and cleo would still have berries, so that is my problem with the supermarket. >> greg: so give the child up, jessica. >> dana: you don't have to take your child to the grocery store. >> jessica: then i need a nanny to watch her, she has to come with me. it is fun and they love it. >> jeanine: give flowers, smell the flowers. >> greg: i hate kids in supermarkets. >> jessica: you hate kids, period. >> greg: they slow everything down, always touching stuff. >> jessica: they don't slow -- >> greg: touching the fruit and vegetables. they are diseased. here is what you should do. you know how you lock stuff up in lockers, they should lock the kids up. >> jessica: we could park them at the beginning. >> jeanine: ho

american people a memorial service note that my friend, lieutenant colonel in special operations, david driscoll, wrote for his fallen brother, master sergeant benjamin franklin bikner, who was killed in action in afghanistan in april of 2011. quote, what does it mean to honor the fallen? in a word, rise. rise to the occasion. it is easy for us to conflate remembrance with honor, because we all want to honor the ultimate sacrifice that's made by our brothers. and the easiest way to do that is by remembering them. undoubtedly, the greatest travesty of a free nation is when it forgets the sacrifices that keep them free. but remembering is only the passive aspect of honor. it is only when our suitable action accompany our remembrances that we truly honor their sacrifice. but what actions truly honor? laying wreaths, rendering salutes, pausing for moments of silence are all commendable, but they fall short of true honor when compared to the immense gravity of the ultimate sacrifice they recognize. the action that speaks of honor are those that pick up where the sacrifice of our fallen brothers left

one of the band's founders is john driscoll hopkins, diagnosed about a year ago.hop, thanks for your time. >> good morning. >> great to have you here. how are you doing, how's your health, how are you dealing with this? >> i feel pretty good. i'm still playing and singing. i was never a very good dancer, so that's not something we're going to miss but i'm about a year and a half into my diagnosis. i am fairing far better than many. i consider myself blessed. as long as i'm singing it, i'm bringing it. >> hop, were there symptoms that you felt made you want to go get checked that led to the diagnosis? >> i started noticing problems with my right strumming hand and the speed of my digits in 2019. i noticed it again in the fall, i'm sorry, in the spring of 2020 and i remember telling the guys there's something wrong with me, and then covid hit. so fast forward to fall of '21 when we got back on the road, it was still there and it had gotten a little worse and it wasn't until december that after seeing two different neurologists, a third one came to the als diagnosis.

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