speaker, i rise to honor civil rights trailblazer, sara keys evans. in 1952, private first class evans in the women's army air corps courageously refused to give up her seat on a bus in roanoke rapids, north carolina. her refusal took place 3 1/2 years before rosa parks. evans' refusal, leading to her arrest, paved wait for a crucial legal victory in the case of keys v. carolina coach company. sara keys evans' legacy is significant in our country, which is why i filed legislation that would award her with the congressional gold medal. an award that will honor her relentless spirit, reminding us that we must dare to create the world not as it is, but what we believe. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. the december collapse of the

evans: he's completely aware of what might happen.balance between being prepared, being realistic, but not talking about that all the time. ibrahima: when you are told since the beginning there is no future, you live for the present. i know, any time, any minute, any second, i can receive a call from school, something very bad would happen. but as i say to many people, we're gonna live. how long? i don't know, i don't want to know now. i don't want to know. i just concentrate on the present and making every day a surprise and celebrating life. one of my greatest hopes has been to see the girls go to mainstream school. it's a way for me to show that they're part of society, they're part of society. woman: should we do the register? helen: dad applied for them to come to nursery here 'cause we were local. we were frightened and we were scared that we'd get it wrong. but we knew that we could build a good relationship with dad, and that if we could build the relationship with dad that we could make it work. child: hi, marieme and ndeye.

evans: reclaiming my time. do you know how many of those homicides were committed by people illegally present in the country? i'm happy to show all of the sources for my facts. mr. johnston: we don't ask anyone's status at point of arrest. mr. evans: thank you for the answer. i'm glad you brought that up. because as you can see displayed here, we actually have a training bulletin to the denver police department dated january of this year which pretty much says you what just said. which is that denver police department is prohibited from asking for any information about the national origin, immigration or stenship status of -- citizenship status ever any individual and that's a problem because of the second item that we're going to display here which is the standard f.b.i. fingerprint card, something that i filled out for over a decade when i was a police officer, which has those items as mandatory fields. location of birth and then the citizenship. and so i've heard being a cop in the denver metro area that pol

who was kent evans? >> he was a student at lakeside. a little unusual appearance, because he'd had a cleft palate, very serious and forward looking, you know, was thinking about careers and what career he would go into at age 13. and i found his reading and energy so attractive that we became best friends. even when i'm still kind of this goof off. you know, he loved talking to me and things that we'd read. i wasn't reading fortune magazine, but he got me reading it. you know, i. >> got you reading fortune magazine at. >> 13. >> thanks to kent evans. gaetz began to change. he stopped goofing off at school and engaged, becoming a top student. but kent also helped gates start to think about life after school, something they talked about a lot. you said kent helped give me direction, setting me on the course of defining who i wanted to become. >> yeah, he brought a kind of partnership that it's okay to think about those future things. >> you guys actually kind of set about a course of study, reading biographies of like fdr, napoleon to kin

there was an evans world at one point in time. but he played a key role in the reshaping on how the fed reshaped their policy in 2011 and 2012. charlie is amazing. i found him incredibly insightful not only a good friend but insightful as well. brian sax is head of macro strategy the polyasset management. not an easy name to say for me. who doesn't know brian sacks heading up the new york fed in 9 and 2012. i knew brian when he was at macro advisers many decades ago it dates myself more than anyone on this stage. again anyone who wants to understand the monetary policy and it's funding and the intended consequences of it is the one you want to go to. christian forbes. she teaches the most popular class at sloan. i have known christian since you were a cea. she has been an incredible academic and incredible policy maker. she has worked as the external monetary policy for the bank of england and the bank of international settlement. she is the adviser to the new york fed on their advisory board as well. what i always appreciate abou

carter evans, cbs news. los angeles. >> john: now here are three things to know.ay the consumer finance protection bureau dropped its lawsuit against three of america's largest banks and the operator of the zelle payments network. that suit had alleged the firms failed to investigate fraud complaints or reimburse victims. since president trump took office, the bureau has dropped at least have a dozen suits brought during the biden administration. have a look at the chaos in serbia's parliament today. smoke bombs, flares, eggs -- they are expensive -- and water bottles tossed around as opposition lawmakers accuse the ruling party of corruption, at least three people were hurt. one lawmaker reportedly suffered a stroke. a researcher at the university of oxford uncovered a rare handwritten copy one of the most famous love poems, shakespeare's sonnet 116, first published in 1609. the sonnet begins with the word" "let me not not to the marriage of true minds admit impediments." this copy contains additional lines believed to be adopted for a politically themed song. it

they are essentially saying don't bring the stuff in my backyard. >> john: carter evans for us in los. thank you so much, carter. >> reporter: sure. >> john: next, my reporter's notebook when we come for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. ♪ ♪ >> john: donald trump has often been able to defy political gravity. will that be true when it comes to the economy? before his address to congress, warning signs were flashing. consumer confidence saw its biggest monthly drop in over four years. consumer spending fell more than any time since 2021. the atlanta fed forecast negative 3% growth. stock market gains since his election had vanished. with 77% of americans saying prices are outpacing their paychecks, trump's signature economic policy, tariffs, wi

and representative evans has joined us today to help tell the local stories, the story of a dad who took over an apartment complex in the denver suburbs they used it to kidnap and torture people at gun point. not real good people. >> it's a shame that this is happening in america. but i will turn it over to gabe to let him tell his story. >> thank you chairwoman, gabe evans from colorado's eighth congressional district. i was a police officer in the denver area and today i'm still wearing my police boots and they are on my third set of soles and that is what keeps me grounded and reminds me why i'm here. here in congress i'm focused on serving the victim of these crimes that you heard the chairwoman talk about. let's talk about what happened in colorado as a result of these policies. when i started my law enforcement career colorado was 34 in the nation for crime rate. we're now 4. colorado is once again has the highest rate of motor vehicle theft out of all of the 50 states. as a police officer for over a decade in the denver metro area i saw first hand what was contributing to these pr

sanctuary city policies are wrecking havoc on our communities, like the ones representative evans represents in the northern denver suburbs. he's joined us today to help tell the local stories, like the story of the dad who took over an apartment complex in the denver suburbs. they used it to kidnap and torture people at gun point. not real good people. it's a shame that this has happening in america. but i'll turn it over now to gabe to let him tell his story. >> thank you, chairwoman. i'm from the eighth congressional district. i was a police officer for over a decade. today i'm still wearing my police booths. they're on their third set of soles, because that is what keeps me ground and had reminds me why i'm here. my morning routine hasn't changed in 14 years, because here in congress, i'm focused on serving the victims of these crimes that you just heard the chairwoman talk about. let's talk some of the statistics that have happened in colorado as a result of these sanctuary policies. when i started my law enforcement career, colorado was 31st in the nation for our crime rate. we're now

to moxie, the anniversary of rushes moved deliberate down yes, cocky glass on your hands because i evans ever read your the usa and rush. i voted to the u. n. against public countries like britain, france, and germany. much of the world is united against any economic lead suicide or european rump. if you raise your hand that prompted to slash social spending and pull money into wolf or the country of hamlet. denmark suggested peace was more dangerous than war. and britons against thomas signal sending most of the british army to the fact to fight russia. all this while west asia tried to cope with the video posted by trump depicting human netanyahu composing over the bones of the biden genocide in gaza. in moscow again, is the form of the attendant kindled in this obvious and rushing non pauses. talk to the imagery, training these on russians born and defense policy council, a present in conway. so good that a russian on the show of to so many people from the american side. you know, we had the trump, the deputy assistant on the other day. the rest didn't go. ok. so um, i mean, trump has

to fulton evans right on a map. mr. wise put the warning out again on the tv. are we going to spot it our way? this thing is. now you can see it looks like. the injured begin pouring into huntsville hospital. we need some help up here. we've had four different tornadoes to hit us and another one on the way. can you send us up some blood? the highway patrol at 1050 and in new and latest story of airplane is coming straight in toward the parkway. now, i don't know. a tornado keeps coming through the heart of town directly toward huntsville hospital. we'll get back to everybody. we. like about it right now. a second twister has cut through the harvest area. researchers find three victims, a mother and, her two small children, their bodies blown and tumbled a quarter mile through. the muddy fields are grieving father still alive but with a broken back. brandenburg it looked like this in the morning we had a tornado that's that would be the understatement of the year. oh, my goodness. there happen. crack is like 100,000 tons. a bomb. xenia miles of sheer destruct. h

let's go to evan in new york. evan. >> hey. >> what's going on? >> how are you? >> i'm doing fine.>> thinking about? >> blackberry. they won. >> blackberry is a dice roll. i mean, like, you know, it's like four, three, two, one. i don't know what it's going to do. this one is just a total spec. nothing more than that. let's go to paul, north carolina. paul. >> mr. cramer. >> thanks for taking. >> my call. >> of course. >> i bought eaton. >> shortly after. the club. >> and we watched it. >> make a. >> 100 point run. >> but since. >> november 22nd. >> those 100. >> points have slipped away. >> it's unbelievable. paul, it is unbelievable. that quarter was not that bad. i can't believe what's happened to the stock. i was talking with jeff marx today. we think it should be bought and bought right now. and that. ladies and gentlemen, conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by charles schwab. trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade. unlocking the power of thinkorswim, the. >> award winning. >> trading platforms. >> bring your. >> trades into focus on

thanks, evan. my name is rich lancer and the region controller for the san francisco operating companies. our team put together a comprehensive rate application that includes the operation of the transfer station and material recovery facilities. that was then integrated into the hauling application that ultimately sets the rates for the residents and the businesses. our application started with our rate payers 24 financial actual financial results. and from there we projected out our rate year 25 through 28 projections for most of the cost categories we used known escalators or indexes for some of the more complex categories we engaged industry professionals to determine the expected increases. the majority of this first year rate increase is due to one true up items during the last rate cycle there were there was an expectation that the economy would rebound from covid. that growth has not materialized. so during this rate cycle we took a graduated approach and limited the projections to the comm

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there was an evans world at one point in time. but he played a key role in the reshaping on how the fed reshaped their policy in 2011 and 2012. charlie is amazing. i found him incredibly insightful not only a good friend but insightful as well. brian sax is head of macro strategy the polyasset management. not an easy name to say for me. who doesn't know brian sacks heading up the new york fed in 9 and 2012. i knew brian when he was at macro advisers many decades ago it dates myself more than anyone on this stage. again anyone who wants to understand the monetary policy and it's funding and the intended consequences of it is the one you want to go to. christian forbes. she teaches the most popular class at sloan. i have known christian since you were a cea. she has been an incredible academic and incredible policy maker. she has worked as the external monetary policy for the bank of england and the bank of international settlement. she is the adviser to the new york fed on their advisory board as well. what i always appreciate abou

and then richard evans takes another copy.he reason we think there's probably three is because we imagine christophe probably kept one for himself. so richard evans displays that and those things were written about in the sort of halls where artists would display their work. and later, robert jr as well in portraits. so haven't recovered it was written about william lloyd garrison's the liberator. later in the 1830, he to haiti but this is in the republic. boyer he paints haitian ladies, paints haitian heads of state and is written about again in the liberator, in the press and reprinted and it is that idea that black portraiture matters and the way that it's describe time for the public is important. so yeah, they respond to it not necessarily directly, but they are they are in fact responding. the idea that this person, someone whose life would be caricatured rather described and studied really and preserved documents from the kingdom, and then that it's an interesting subject for robert douglas jr to want go and paint you k

el vicepresidente jd evans, el secretario de defensa y la directora de inteligencia nacional, tulsi gabbardhave. >> rodeado de agentes de la patrulla fronteriza y al lado de vehÍculos militares. estas fueron las palabras del vicepresidente jd vance durante su visita a eagle pass, texas, donde dijo que a pesar de los avances, aÚn hay mucho trabajo que hacer. >> a matter of national intelligence and it's also become something that requires the department of defense to engage with. >> bajo fuertes medidas de seguridad y a solo unos pasos del rÍo grande. el vicepresidente llegÓ acompaÑado de los secretarios de defensa e inteligencia, con quienes participÓ en una mesa redonda con el gobernador de texas, greg abbott. el mensaje es que mÁs recursos estÁn en camino. >> security is national security so more resources are coming to this border we are dedicated to securing it. >> la visita de los altos funcionarios se da cuando la presencia militar aumentÓ considerablemente a lo largo de la frontera y el nÚmero de cruces irregulares se desplomÓ. de acuerdo a la patrulla fronteriza en febrero se portar

because i evans ever reach or the usa and russian have voted to the u. n. against the puppet countries like britain, france, and germany. much of the world is united against any economic lead, suicide, or european rump. if you raise your hand that prompted to slash social spending and pull money into wolf or the country of hamlet, denmark suggested peace was more dangerous than war. and britons against thomas signal sending most of the british army to the fact to fight russia. all this while west asia tried to cope with a video posted by trump depicting human netanyahu composing over the bones of the biden genocide in gaza. and moscow again, is the form of lieutenant colonel in his office and russian on pauses. talk to the imagery, training these on russians born and defense policy council. this is an economy so good to have a russian on the show off to so many people from the american side, you know, we had the trump, the deputy assistant on the other day, the rest didn't go. okay. so um, i mean from as being saying off and on, it's possible. there is s

they will be picking up evans as impressing double digits of the on monday to some of the story for also on choose day. but we'll see a cool down filter here by tuesday. the, the agriculture revolution promised abundance, but he said damaging the planet. this is destroying the habitat that tries leeway explodes. how sacrificing by the best, the t for maximum view is leading to food and security and threatening of very existence. leaving the office based on able to adapt to climate change the need to retain mode we so full have the plan is own oh, just the era for rosa to use human appeal has been making the most of your mfc our team successfully deliver your charity to those who need it most across the mostly mild, we are feeding, building, caring, tooling, planting, fuel refined, teaching and helping transform lives. this is messy inaction. this is human appeal. the the, [000:00:00;00] the, we want you going to 0 me, elizabeth, put on and go, ha, i've a mind to of on top stories. the sour i'm off has rejected, as well as demand for an extension to phase one of the gaza. safe fun. accusi

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evans and what you see here on the slide is that the results were a success. we exceeded the local and hiring requirement by about a third at 39% we exceeded the apprentice requirements by about a fifth at 62%. importantly within those numbers is actually numbers for residents of district ten so about 35% of the overall san francisco resident hours were worked by residents of district ten which means that the workers that were working on the project are from the place the work has happened right? most importantly it's just right down the block. additionally the final lbb participation on the project was 31% against a requirement of 20% so again exceeding the requirement by about a third and resulting in about $26.5 million being awarded to lp during the term of the contract . >> and i think what the real opportunities though with local participation and this sort of additional layer that we've added is that this works best on alternative delivery or collaborative delivery model contracts. >> those for the commission are projects that you would have heard as a

as an extension to phase one of the seas. 5 deal over garza, instead accusing as well of black male evans amounts to release, move captives as the 1st phase of the deal expired as well blow to the entry of o 8 and took also including desperately needed food, feel shelter as much. some palestinians have been forced from their homes in the occupied. westbank is why any force has continued to demolish sections of notions until com. refugee comes at least 25 apartments have been destroyed on sunday as positive abroad. a. it's really been a treat yourself and you k prime is a guest, alma has met european leaders in defense upon those and suppose of ukraine versus thetis spoke about the coalition of the willing, which could defend you creating the events of a peace still with russia for them is lensky says he believes you can solve it. his relationship with the us off to friday's explosive meeting in the oval office. ukrainians have been fighting russia for 3 years with arms provided laws, the by the united states and europe. but that disastrous public spot between that liza and us present dona

century city policies like the ones represented abe evans represents in the northern denver songbirdsin us today to help tell the local stories. like the story who took over an apartment complex in the denver suburbs. they use it to kidnap and torture people at gunpoint. not real people it'ss a shame this is happening in america. but i will turn it over to let him tell his story. cooks thank you chairwoman. gave evidence of kong eighth congressional district i was a police officer in the denver metro area for over a decade. today i am still wearing my police boots they are on their third set of souls because that is what keeps me grounded and reminds me why i am here. my morning routine is not change in 14 years because here and congress i'm focused on serving the victims of these crimes as you just heard the chairwoman talk about but let's talk about some the statistics that have happened in colorado as a result of the century policies. when i started my law-enforcement career colorado it was 31st of the nation for our crime rate. we arere now at number four. colorado's number two an

however, moving into scotland on choose day know, tons of temperatures, they will be picking up evans as impressing double digits of the on monday to similar story for also on choose day. but we'll see a cool down full took here by tuesday. the, the, when to induce in from the truth, the fact hanging the balance, he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is being re, re these, choosing to the amplify when voices of silence agendas prevail, the tax on the press aren't ex, they're part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions mean control. what has this discussion will look like, you know, right wing media circles again is for 50, is being labeled with the situation. the listening post be coding, the media analysis era. the the hello again, you're watching out, is there a is reminder of our top story is this our u. k. prime is a cast, alma has met your appendages on defense partners in support of ukraine. diversely to spoke about a so called coalition of the willing, which could defend ukraine in the event of a peace still with russia u

some school centuries as these even made 362 for 6, and they 50 evans in the whole. so i forget got their readings on the way they are now. 53 for one. the one of us will take on india is head, coach goss. i'm going to be a has praise without cody of the themes victory over australia and the 1st semi finals totally split, $84.00 from $98.00 pools can be including the phenomena one day crickets. a sunday's final will take place in dubai. as all of india's matches were being played in the emerald city, it was a political tensions with pucky stone. a. but a straight is full, we get the seats on tuesday has stood steve smith to retire from one day internationals. to tom o. d i woke up with a captain to straight here and scold 73, but couldn't help them avoid a semi final exit. also management make. hello ted. so this is the side were phenomenal of today thrashed p s v 71. to take a mess of step towards the champions, we called the finals also that failed to school in the previous 2 games, but no problems finding the back of the net in this one. also the captain rotten re

however, moving into scotland on choose day now in terms of temperatures, they will be picking up evans as impressing double digits of the on monday to similar story for also on choose day. but we'll see a cool down for took here by tuesday of the the agriculture revolution promised abundance, but it's damaging the planet. this is destroying the habitat that tries leeway explodes. how sacrificing by the best, the teeth, a maximum view is leading complete insecurity and threatening on the very existence of leaving the self based on able to adapt to climate change reaping what we so full hell the plan is on. i'll just say era. i have the right to boycott, anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that. and 3 pod series explodes the implications of us and people who called lowest the freedom of speech and 1st amendment.

the insured in, in showing is valley mainly federal patients, evan, leased and and, but it's within to the level of this and the selection in gaza. jen, that i think any men's that alma follow stevens even guys, they've suffered beyond some assets. and the reason because even today is the devastation looms this time. it is an important signal that the world as a co activities, both the ability to support the efforts to win these was really profound human suffering and secure lasting piece. this is the last 2 weeks we have with most a meaningful improvement with the ceasefire and the hostage, do you see is the status of the implementation of the 1st phase of the ceasefire. while the seam civilians, even valves, i've experienced city, please. austin is where he lives in the military and the medically increases. i urge the part of his to uphold the commitments and implement that mean food and member states use all the levels they have to support these, especially as we started the holy model. so what i'm about we must avoid at all costs the assumption level sealants is that's what plans t

thank you, commissioner evans. president brendan no comment. vice president coleman thank you for your forbes for a great report and i want to just echo commissioner emlen. i think it's really important that we remind you that as an enterprise department we actually every day contribute to the economic base and the general fund in san francisco by having a clean, safe and vibrant waterfront and bringing visitors. and i actually think we should be punching that up wherever we can. it's not every enterprise department has that direct throughline and how it contributes by having its own enterprise perform well within its envelope or dollars. it then generates dollars out there in san francisco and i think with everything in the mayor's priorities that's something that we should always remind the citizens of san francisco about. and i just do really also want to commend you on our ongoing equity work as someone for the six and half years i've been on this commission. it's something i know that president brannan championed early on when she joined a

because i evans ever read your, the usa in rush, i voted to the un against puppets countries like brickley, france, and germany. much of the well, the pay is united against any economic li, suicidal, european rump. if you raise right now prompted to slash social spending and pull money into wolf or the country of hamlet, denmark suggested peace was more dangerous than war and britons.

evan from bay city's a young dad, and after stepping away from college to work full time in restaurants and retail, he enrolled at delta college with reconnect and hopes to find a career in public service. he wants to serve his community and make his son proud. anthony from east lansing is a husband and dad who was an emt throughout the pandemic. he used the reconnect to earn an aviation mechanic's license and now works here at the lansing airport. my message tonight goes out to all young people, but especially our young men. i know it's hard to get ahead right now. but i promise you, no matter how hard life might get, there's always a way out and a way up. the last thing any of us wants is a generation of young men falling behind their fathers and grandfathers. i've heard most about this issue from moms, moms who love their sons and are worried about them. and to the women out there who are succeeding after decades of having the deck stacked against you, i see your resilience, and i will never abandon my commitment to equal opportunity and dignity for everyone. [applause] generations o

yes, cocky of goods on your hands, because i evans ever read your, the usa and russian to vote in the view and against public countries like brickley, france, and germany. much of the world is united against and you can all make these suicide all european rump. if you raise your hand that prompted to slash social spending and pull money into wolfe at the country of hamlet. denmark suggested peace was more dangerous than war. and britain sakina as thomas signal sending most of the british army to defective fight russia. all this while west asia tried to cope with a video posted by trump depicting human netanyahu, avoiding over the bones of the biden genocide in gaza. and moscow again, is the form of the attendant candle in this office in russian on forces. talk to the imagery, training these on rushes, born and defense policy council. because i didn't kind of was so good to have a russian on the show of to so many people from the american side. you know, we had the trump, the deputy assistant on the other day, semester and gorka. so um, i mean from as being saying off and on, it's poss

i visited evans after the hospital announced they were ending ob care, this has happened elsewhere in wyoming, too. what mothers and others in evanston told me, the trip to receive services in utah was expensive, so much so some could not afford it or the stay for their family. and then there are some that are complicated or some earlier than anyone can predict. and that leaves the trip to the e.r., an expensive and lengthy ambulance or air ambulance ride to who knows where. is there anyone here today who finds this situation acceptable? is there anyone here today who prefers wyoming's mothers to be not to have access to quality ob care. i certainly hope not. in wyoming, moms should have access to the medical services they need and not be obliged to travel out of state. [applause] >> accordingly, i recommend an increase in ongoing medicaid funding to providers of ob services behavioral health and in-home health providers. this will help to secure a more favorable workplace, more competitive workplace for these caregivers here in our great state. and i know we can get this done. in nov

. >> journalist carter evans called to say the flames were approaching their street despite the evacuationy stayed back to protect their home and to do what they could for their neighbors. >> i'm doing my best for you. trying to keep the roof went here. you are limits, we have full fire gear. >> we have covered wildfires at close range for years. so we have a unique situation. you have not seen fire fighter on you know, we would encourage people to do this. people are told to leave, evacuate for a reason for their safety. amber, problem we felt in our situation that it was a calculated risk that was worth taking. i was not going to leave without a 12 people were killed and more than 5400 homes were destroyed in the palisades fire. >> should anyone be fired or or recalled because of this? i think i think i think it's a little bit shocking to me. >> but the mayor has not resigned. >> the mayor has not resigned, but she did fire chief kristin crowley. we're going to rebuild. you know, we have and we have each other. safe. nobody is hurt. >> and wouldn't you know what i said is we we lost ever

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you know, evan would probably know better than i would. but i just think that, you know, for the moment, he seems to be pretty firmly in control. he is looking for a way out, though, too. i think on some level, because this war did not work out the way he planned. he did not meet the goals he set. his goal was to take over ukraine, or at the very least, topple its government and put in a puppet regime. that didn't happen. his goal was to drive a wedge between the west and the united states. that may be changing right under biden, the west actually consolidated even more strongly. two more members joined nato. that was a failure on on on putin's part. whether trump is now delivering, in effect, something that putin wanted by by distancing himself from your. that's a different question. but broadly speaking, lots of russians are dying. they have been cut off economically. their economy is actually in tough shape right now. interest rates are about 20%. inflation is high. so i think that there's a real potential possibility that putin wants t

here is wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich in a cage.rumped up espionage charges. he's not a spy. he's a journalist. he spent 16 months in a russian cell before the biden administration secured his release last year. here's russian opposition leader alexei navalny. he was jailed, poisoned with a nerve agent. died last year in a penal colony in the arctic circle. this is how the justice system works in putin's russia. that's what you can do when you control law enforcement and the lawyers and the judges, using the prosecutorial power to put critics and dissidents in jail, or opening investigations into rival media companies or oligarchs so the state can seize their assets. it's one of the real red line break glass thresholds for an emerging authoritarian regime. and i fear that it appears we're crossing that now here in america, in a scandal i don't think is getting as much attention as it deserves. so it started two weeks ago with a bizarre video message from trump's epa administrator, lee zeldin. >> an extremely. >> disturbing video cir

cavs were down seven with six to go, but they then closed the game on a 19 to 7 run, and evan mobley's alley-oop slam put the cavs up for good right here as they go on to win 112 to 107 cavs. they keep their third double digit winning streak of the season going. they've now won 12 in a row. donovan mitchell led the way with 26. and here he was after him being the first team in the league to clinch a playoff spot. >> it's an honor. you know it's it's a sign of our hard work as a group. but at the end of the day you don't really mean much. you know what i'm saying? like this is it's great to be in the playoffs. but you know, when we, you know, when we started this and when i, when i came here and when we signed like this wasn't the playoffs wasn't the goal. you know, it's just another step another another step on our on our journey. you know what i mean. and i'm definitely happy to do it in front of the home crowd. but you know, we got a lot more to accomplish. >> all right. hockey. meanwhile, alex ovechkin inching closer to the great one's all time goal record. the capitals legend scori

deputy director of programs evan glenn. deputy director of finance and administration sara hollenbeck are all in attendance but mr. collins, thank you. >> i'd like to start by announcing and acknowledging that this is the last meeting of commissioner abbey snares membership on the commission for meeting no, no. >> oh no official i'll make a motion to and and i'm making i'm making this announcement so that it will give others time to devote a little bit more thought to what we will bring up later on in the agenda when we can provide our own personal testimonies as to commissioner snares absolutely unprecedented and brilliant service to this commission and to our city and now may ask for any agenda changes no agenda changes. >> now may i ask for any public meeting instructions for the public meeting please? >> i'd like to welcome all persons interested in this meeting to attend in person at city hall room for 16. this meeting is airing live on seven gov tv to comcast 17 eight astound 26 and at&t u-verse 99 i want to remind us