. 10,000 today, that would be excellent-— 10,000 today, that would be excellent. ., ,, ., ., excellent you for “oining me. as you a t excellent. thank you for “oining me. as you a pretty _ excellent. thank you forjoining me. as you see, a pretty festive - as you see, a pretty festive environment here and will be stadium. they are aiming to vaccinate 5000 people, a huge number, yesterday nhs north west london were vaccinating at stamford bridge, the home of chelsea fc, many premiership matches have been cancelled today but it seems stadium are being to good purpose. thank ou. the uk's brexit minister, lord frost, has resigned, because of his concerns about the current direction of the government, including its approach to tax and to covid restrictions. it's another set—back for borisjohnson after by—election defeat in north shropshire and a conservative rebellion over plan b covid measues. lord frost's resignation is without doubt another blow to boris johnson, delivered right at the time the prime minister is at his weakest since coming to office. a one—time diplomat, david frost was b

and we live in a moment where there is a new anti-excellence culture of this victimhood and heights from victory that one of the defining ideals is the shared pursuit of excellence i see a lot of it in minority communities who may be blaming second generation rather than me who have a practice towards their excellence with the mediocrity and i was worried about that culture of mediocrity affecting the public life and i wanted that pursuit of excellence as a shared american idea that can bring us together and lift up the people along with it. that isn't something i touch on in the book but it's an undercurrent. if i write a sequel, that is what it would be about but it's the cultural revival that i'm talking about here. you've had an amazing career and have written a best-selling book. i'm curious what does the future hold? >> i started thinking about that. to be able to speak in an uninhibited way at least the beginning to what it could be and one of the things i quickly started learning as i started thinking about what it could entail is that you become a presenter of your own plan

she could excel. ,, ., ., ., , could excel. quite a lot of people have been _ could excel.things - could excel. quite a lot of people have been posting things on - could excel. quite a lot of people | have been posting things on social media about how their children, they just aren't even phased at all by the fact that there are same sex couples dancing in this year's competition, that there is a woman with a disability. they take it in their stride. with a disability. they take it in theirstride. how likely with a disability. they take it in their stride. how likely is it that we are going to see more of that attitude in the future from the next generation?— generation? absolutely, it's fantastic on _ generation? absolutely, it's fantastic on both _ generation? absolutely, it's fantastic on both counts. i generation? absolutely, it'sl fantastic on both counts. the generation? absolutely, it's- fantastic on both counts. the show is really inspiring and what rose said on tricky last night is that deaf people have seen small changes before but that this was a big leap in term

but in order to do that, you have to excel, and you have to be all about excellence. have to learn your craft and execute day in and day out, year after year." and i tried to do that. doesn't mean that i didn't make mistakes or don't make mistakes now. i do. but excellence trumps everything, really. if you are all about the work and you bring passion and -- and you work hard, you'll excel. >> as a publisher, you decide which choices to amplify and which voices not to amplify. >> yesmm-hmm. >> publishers are increasingly facing pressure to drop authors like woody allen. >> mm-hmm. >> jordan peterson. >> mm-hmm. >> how do you think about this -- this set of pressures that publishers are feeling to cancel certain writers? >> i really think that, in terms of canceling a book, that's a last resort. and you have to have very strong reasons for wanting to do that. i also know that, as a leader, i'm not gonna satisfy everybody, and i'm not particularly concerned about that. as long as i'm motivated by the right factors, i'm comfortable with any decision i make, even those tha

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whether you like president biden or not he was an excellent political message.ody could fire up a crowd like president trump, but with kamala harris she seems unsure and uncomfortable being from. people can sense that. i think that president biden is setting up to fail with the border job. that's a political lose-lose in a democrat's portfolio. >> i agree. lauren, let's talk about failures and afghanistan. she addressed that issue as well. listen to her defending that chaotic withdrawal. >> do you feel a personal responsibility for the chaos of that withdrawal? >> i supported the president's decision. taking on the fact of being an endless war of pulling american troops out. >> lauren, 13 american servicemen and women died. >> and you hear the blame game. i blame the donald trump administration because they brokered with the deal with the taliban to get the u.s. out by may. news flash: almost everything the previous administration did was dismantled day 1 by the new administration, the biden administration was in office. while her remarks were should, they still

it's the shared pursuit of excellence itself.sed to be a lot of that in the progressive left. among the second generation. with math and science and the mediocrity and that culture of mediocrity affecting the public life. it's not something that i touched on in the book. [inaudible] what does the future hold? >> i appreciate it. i made a commitment to myself. it's what i thought the problem was and what the solution to the problem could be. to become a presenter of your own planet and the things you say become the means to an end of achieving whatever and you want to goev after next. the way that was liberating was not to have a defined and at least for the time being. from high school to the time i started my company was sort of one big sequence. that's what a lot of my life has been lately, for the better, and it's been successful. at the end of thef day i wanted to take a year at least where i was not a prisoner in any way of what came next but figuring out what i wanted to say and that's what i believe i've done in the book.

like he doesn't bomb out but he doesn't do anything to excel.e limen, no, horace porter. by the time they get down to the north end he's saying the deficiency of the ninth corps troops is finally beginning to show itself. and i think there was a certain degree of that discrimination that happened. and, you know, he doesn't have spectacular leadership. he doesn't have spectacular division commanders and finally bombs out at the crater. and then gets elected governor of rhode island and elect to the united states senator and founds the national rifle association. like that penny that just keeps coming up. rhode islanders love theirs ambrose burnside. just all these mixed messages. it is not a good clear signal. and i think that's why. since he's lampooned, guys who serve under him also get the short sh rift. long answer but thank you. thank you for being with us today. >>> this year the u.s. supreme court took up two cases that could decide the fate of roe v. wade. sunday on q&a, joshua operatinger talks about the complicated life and times of nor

excellent testimony.l say again i will give a two the state university because she has done a tremendous job at elizabeth steady-state. she has taken that place from tough times to being an absolute gem within the district. ms. sailor, you noted in your testimony obama era gainful employment rule that it was harsh to the hbcu community. do you mind discussing that? ms. sailor: sure and thank you for the question. as we look at balancing the needs of students and the institutions and being able to protect both, you look at the gainful employment regulation if you will. trump was concerned, and many were concerned, harm could come to hbcus and other institutions of higher learning across the country where the ability to not define, if you will, the requirements of connectivity between the program and an outcome the student would receive in terms of gainful employment. so, that rule in terms of focusing on disclosure was very important to begin to relax that and create another flexibility for hbcus and insti

like he doesn't bomb out but he didn't do anything to excel.man -- excuse me, horace porter by the time to get down to the north and he sang the deficiency of the nice is finally begin to choke itself. there were not part of the cool kids club. i i think there was a certain degree of that discrimination that happen. he does have spectacular leadership or division commanders and he finally bombs out at the crater. and then gets elected governor of rhode island and gets elected as a nice it center and find the national rifle association. rhode islanders love their burnside. like all these mixed messages, it's not a good clear signal and i think that's why. since he is lampooned, , guys wo serve under him also get the short shrift. long ans sympathizers who

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folks, i see hbcu excellence every day my administration. vice president harris, my cabinet, michael regan, administrator of the epa, senior white house staff. staff across my administration, graduates, i'm here to congratulate you, but let you know your country, is counting on you. there counting on you to change, to turn the dial. i'm committed to doing everything i can to make real the promise for all americans. that is why we delivered 5 million dollars so far to hbcus just this year. [applause] more to come. there is nothing you're unable to do if you have the product, the laboratories, a lot of these hbcus are not endowed like these other universities. for south carolina state, it helped clear the balances of more than 2500 students of student debt. no financial hardships caused by the pandemic, and stay in school. it financed -- that is why we are working to increase, we will get it done. pell grant's, another $5,000, so black students in lower income families can attend community colleges, for and hbcus. i'm proposing an historic inv

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he doesn't bomb out, but he doesn't do anything to excel.taff officer for grant, by the time they get down to the north end he's saying the deficiency of the ninth corp troops is finally beginning to show itself. they weren't part of the cool kids club because they were away. i think there is a certain degree of that discrimination that happened. he doesn't have spectacular leadership, doesn't have spectacular commanders and then gets elected governor of rhode island and gets elected as a united states senator and founds the national rifle association. he's like that penny that just keeps coming up. rhode islanders love their ambrose bernside. just all these mixed messages. since he's lampooned, guys who served under him also get the short side. >> this year the u.s. supreme court took up two cases that could decide the fate of roe v. wade, its landmark ruling on abortion rights. sunday on q&a author of "the family roe" talks about the complicated life and times of aka jane roe, the woman behind the case, the activism of the court and the im

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more than 180 years of excellence.titutions that instill a sense of purpose and commitment to make a difference in all their students -- not just to lift up yourselves, but to lift up others. an institution grounded in the belief that every american of every race, background, and zip code should have a fair and equal chance to get as far as their god-given talents give them. incubators of scholars and educators, advocates and athletes, leaders of industry and entertainment, faith and medicine, arts and science. the molders of trailblazers, visionaries, and public servants. you know it. you know it better than anyone. hbcu's have helped produce 40% of all the black engineers in america. [applause] 50%. 50% of all the black lawyers in america. [applause] 70% of all the black doctors and dentists in america. [applause] and 80% of all the black judges in america. [applause] folks, i see hbcu excellence every single day in my administration. and that's not -- i'm not exaggerating. vice president harris, my cabinet -- michae

roy, that's such a excellent point. and something i've thought about many, many times when we go to martha in palm beach here, i me and unfortunately because of the media, they, what's producers, celebrity, when we don't get politicians anymore, we get celebrities ok and life style. and you know, you have no idea what these people really stand for, okay? except for, you know, what kind of ice cream they like or where they go shopping or something. i find that just completely inane and worthless here because the character issue, the leadership issue that rory was mentioning is so very important. and i think we've kind of forgotten. i mean, i wasn't a big bob dole fan, but he had integrity. i don't think anybody doubts that. go ahead, martha. well, you're absolutely correct. and i have to agree that you know, the landscape has changed radically. i mean, frankly, i don't care what play racing the president consumes. i want to know what is being done to create more jobs, more opportunity to put america 1st to make sure that

he doesn't bomb out -- but he didn't do anything to excel.man -- as they get on to the north and, they say -- is finally beginning to -- they were part of the cool kids club because they were from away. and i think there was a certain degree if that. discrimination that happened. he doesn't have spectacular leadership -- and he finally bombs out -- and then gets elected governor of rhode island and gets that -- found the national rifle association. he just keeps coming up. rhode island's just love him. all these mixed messages. it's not a good career signal. and i think that that's why. since he's lampooned, guys who served under him also got -- thank you so much for being with us today. [applause] sympathizers who sabotage union vessels. watch saturdays on c-span 2 and find a full schedule on your pr og i wanted to be introducing david powell because of course, i'm a big fan of his work and so, i wanted to jump on the opportunity to do that. but also because we have -- and -- because my favorite topic is actually the army of tennessee. so, i

got excellent education. you know, the ability to have enough money to pay the bills and put food on the table, and there is frustration across our nation. the polling numbers for the city president, our historically rock bottom. and there's tremendous uncertainty. we have the horrific situation that happened with united states leaving and seeing those, those images on tv i think are forever ingrained in everybody, regardless of what your political party is. and it just brought tears to my eyes, seeing so many people clinging for the whole being rescued from afghanistan. so, you know, there's that we still have a crisis at our border. there's great uncertainty in terms of the economy. i mean, so, and all of this is directly affected is directly impacted by who's in the white house . and so i agree with worry to that and, and that is that, you know, there's a reason why to be president biden has these historically low ratings at this time . you know, di martha talks about how the growing mistrusted them and th

excellent presentation. sobering presentation as well a concern. more concise data was requested and will be forwarded to all the commissioners. that's my report. thank you. >> president bernal: thank you commissioner giraudo. do we have any comments on this item? >> clerk: people on line if you like to comment on item 8, please press star 3. no hands. >> president bernal: thank you for your report. our next item on the agenda is other business. is there any other business? do we have any public comment on this item? >> clerk: if you like to make comment on item 9 please press star 3. no hands. >> president bernal: our next item is closed session. do we have a motion to enter closed session? >> so moved to enter closed session. >> second. >> clerk: before i do the roll call vote, just to note to the sfgov people this will be short. anybody also in the meeting and staff, who doesn't need to be in the meeting, you're welcome to say good-bye and we thank you for your attendance. >> president bernal: for those who may be dropping off, thank you to ever

that is excellent news.s we head through tomorrow's forecast, we're looking at chance of delays from seattle to san francisco with the rain developing and chance of delays atlanta to orlando with possibility of rain and thunderstorms. not that cold, 40s from boston through new york city and down to washington. doing traveling in california as we head through the week, lot of you just starting to get the christmas plans going, maybe working today but tomorrow getting in car, we're looking at on and off rain in the bay area through the week. sierra, one to three feet of snow wednesday through friday. and southern california also getting some rainfall that begins wednesday, lasts through the weekend. full details in about 15 minutes. >>> live look at storm ranger, it's activated and scanning at san bruno mountain for up-to-date weather information. nbcbayarea.com, track the live radar where you are. >>> president biden will address the nation about the omicron variant tomorrow, talk about strategies and urge ev

more than 180 years of excellence.p yourselves but to lift up others. and that's grounded in the belief that every american of every race, background, and zip code should have a fair and equal chance to get as far as their god-given talents give them. incubators, scholars and educators, advocates and athletes, leaders of industry and entertainment, faith and medicine, arts and science, the molders of trail blazers, visionaries of public servants. you know it better than anyone. hbcu's have helped produce 40% of all the black engineers in america, 50% of all the black lawyers in america, 70% of all the black doctors and dentists in america, and 80% of all the black judges in america. folks, i see hbcu excellence every single day in my administration, and there's not an exaggeration. vice president harris, my cabinet, michael reagan, senior white house staff, staff across my entire administration, graduates, i'm here to congratulate you but also let you know that your country -- this is not hyperbole -- is counting on yo

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in pr but not excelling and innovation. for you, the cdc announced testing students exposed to covid was an option whether they've been faxed or not instead of mandatory quarantining at home. we know so far the government lockdowns have not worked, it's one area of contention. your take on this and maybe what it can mean for not just the economy and children's education but even moms who want to go back to work. >> i think it is crucial just for children themselves, you mentioned bombs at work and i think testing has been an important component of fighting covid we haven't invested. we now know vaccines, you can still contract covid and spread it, it comes down to testing and making sure we know who hasn't and doesn't so we can find out if kids don't have cover, keep them in school as long as possible, they've already missed too much. charles: elon musk has been in the news but when hasn't he been in the news, right? [laughter] there are calls for him to run office, between him and elizabeth warren people are saying we need

>> not being a solicitor general , her argument was excellent. she is excellent. she is an excellent advocate. i think she made a number of critical points and was able to add to the information that i was able to provide in my time, so she focused on precedent, she focused on facts the court had, she focused on how critical interests are for women and their families. to have equal saddest in society -- equal status in society. >> last question is from emily caballero, what would it mean in mississippi if roe were overturned? are -- >> if roe were overturned, it would be detrimental to women in mississippi. it is going to be the lower income women, the african-american women, it is going to be -- i do not have any other words i can use except detrimental. these people who are needing this the most are the ones who are going to be losing this. if you are in a specific tax bracket, you can afford to fly a couple states over to get abortion. if roe p rate is overturned, that is going to affect women everywhere. mississippi, where our health care is already the worst.

we hear anecdotally it may be less severe so that would be excellent news for us and something we are eager to learn more about because that would be one of the most important determinants of our experience as a community. anchor: please don't go away. we appreciate you sticking around for another segment to answer more questions and talk about how to incorporate at-home test anchor: we are back with marin county's public health officer, with omicron testing becomes more important but home tests have not been accounted officially. what is the county doing to change that? dr. willis: we have been actively promoting the use of home tests. we know that one of our strategies to get out of a pandemic is to make sure people are able to get diagnosed with the illness as soon as it comes on. we know that people who are vaccinated have milder symptoms and we know just don't want people to mistake symptoms for covid-19. we are promoting home-based testing but at the same time, our surveillance systems rely on laboratory testing. the pcr tests people have been familiar with over the past year or

thank you, my brother and your excellent method after us. and as you mentioned, we are paying for the supreme cabin said between our respective countries, and i'm very pleased to be here and i take this opportunity to thank my brother, mister mohammed, for the warm reception and generous hospitality. there is no doubt that our bi lateral relations deep rooted and very strong. this will be the 7th strike. so bray, mister digit cavin's, head between our respective countries. yesterday we had the finishing touches of the agreements that will be signed tomorrow. these agreements cover a wide span of domains as the mentor and many agreements were signed and the past and tomorrow november agreements will be sign. these agreements are part time, part of our mutual efforts to boost and develop our regulations from health sector to defense. there will be also a final communiques of the supreme strategic capital. this committee care will be comb per head and several were include a number of issues in terms of trade and investment. this particular issu