for kids. >> i'm getting ready to teach my friends how to code. >> reporter: we're introduced to hanson my friend, brit, from abc. >> hi, grace. it's lovely to meet you. >> hi, brit. >> reporter: born out of the needs of the pandemic, grace is a medical robot, aimed at assisting the elderly at a time when human contact can be deadly. >> have you been vaccinated? >> yes. >> that's good. >> grace is designed as a platform that can autonomously go to interact with patients, while at the same time taking bio science, bio readings, taking temperature, then deliver these kinds of social stimulations for alleviating loneliness. loneliness kills people. loneliness makes people depressed. >> reporter: grace gives me a test run of her skills. >> i will take your temperature reading and pulse with this thermal camera on my chest, see? you are 36.6 degrees celsius, by the way. >> wow. >> no risk of covid. then i share that important data back to the doctors and nurses at the institution. >> you detect speech patterns, so if an elderly person has maybe the onset of dementia, you might be able to rec

so hanson has been a port tenant for decades and they also a hanson employee, the plant manager for pier 92 serves on the port advisory committee and i was presenting the early conceptual plans for this project and describing the kind of material that we would use to stabilize the shoreline and the hanson employee who's on that committee sort of said that sounds a lot like the material that we end up with as a not sellable not for sale by product of our sand processing progression and it sort of went from there. >> supervisor chan: thank you. sorry. i just have to ask how it came about and try to understand that. thank you. i'm definitely in support of this project and it's good to see there's also reef restoration and wetland restoration. it's what we need and that's most definitely needed in that area. thank you for all your work on this. >> chairman: thank you, supervisor chan. mr. clerk, let's open this item for public comment. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. checking now to see if we have callers in the queue. for those who are watching our meeting on cable channel 26 or streaming v

so hanson has been a port tenant for decades and they also a hanson employee, the plant manager for pier 92 serves on the port advisory committee and i was presenting the early conceptual plans for this project and describing the kind of material that we would use to stabilize the shoreline and the hanson employee who's on that committee sort of said that sounds a lot like the material that we end up with as a not sellable not for sale by product of our sand processing progression and it sort of went from there. >> supervisor chan: thank you. sorry. i just have to ask how it came about and try to understand that. thank you. i'm definitely in support of this project and it's good to see there's also reef restoration and wetland restoration. it's what we need and that's most definitely needed in that area. thank you for all your work on this. >> chairman: thank you, supervisor chan. mr. clerk, let's open this item for public comment. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. checking now to see if we have callers in the queue. for those who are watching our meeting on cable channel 26 or streaming v

one of the countries leading historians, joining a hoover institution senior fellow victor david hanson new book called the dying citizen how progressive elites tribalism and globalization are destroying the idea of america. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. gerry: your team student of the rise and fall of civilization ancient, can you tell us in the space of that generation in america has gone from being a country that most of its own people in the world regarded of the most successful but the closest that we have come that humanity has come to an ideal country, how have we gone a generation to that to the situation today where most elites seem to hate the country and seem to think it's absolutely redeemable. >> i think a lot of these societal collapse occur when you do get very clear close to utopia you materially affluent leader society and we have the greatest concentration of wealth in a country of civilization and the most freedom, the most just and previously marks what they used marginalized groups of more freedom and opportunity than ever. as in the case whe

liberty. ♪ gerry: i'm back with hoover institute senior fellow victor davis hanson we talked about thewoke revolution where were required to acknowledge our own sinfulness and acknowledge our own guilt, it does represent a form of religion because of the traditional religion going blind and it's an emphasis on arson and responsibility, it does have an oddly religious feel to it, do you think there's something to that? >> there is in some cases in american history the great awakening or the abolitionist movement, there were advantages to the self-righteousness but in a postmodern world becomes too radical. you're absolutely right, data does not matter, if you say that the number of police who shoot unarmed african-american males just opposed to the african-american males who have come in contact every year with the police does not support the idea of a pandemic of police accreditation on african-americans, it does not matter, really doesn't matter and if you try to argue about the 1619 punitive data, the founding of america and none of the contemporary evidence suggests that racial prej

gerry: and with the hoover institution victor davis hanson how the country so divided and the leadersor the country that they lead how does it phase great strategic challenges like the one that we clearly now face from a rising china. >> it's going to be very difficult, when the chinese look at this they react with glee, the thinking my gosh this virus escaped from a lab in there tearing each other apart over a fact of life that we had a mistake or an accident and they cannot accept that whom we can except when no problem but the people who suffer can't or they think wow were very afraid of the u.s. military has a record of lithology but is purging its ranks as if a people liberation army, thinker enemies are quite delighted that what were doing and the question is in times of national peril of 9/11 are we going to come together as a nation in the past whether the gunter great depression are people on the street and after pearl harbor there was no more isolationist movement and acrimony after the mccarthy. the cold war shaved everybody up, shook everybody up with a bipartisan consensu

so hanson has been a port tenant for decades and they also a hanson employee, the plant manager for pier 92 serves on the port advisory committee and i was presenting the early conceptual plans for this project and describing the kind of material that we would use to stabilize the shoreline and the hanson employee who's on that committee sort of said that sounds a lot like the material that we end up with as a not sellable not for sale by product of our sand processing progression and it sort of went from there. >> supervisor chan: thank you. sorry. i just have to ask how it came about and try to understand that. thank you. i'm definitely in support of this project and it's good to see there's also reef restoration and wetland restoration. it's what we need and that's most definitely needed in that area. thank you for all your work on this. >> chairman: thank you, supervisor chan. mr. clerk, let's open this item for public comment. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. checking now to see if we have callers in the queue. for those who are watching our meeting on cable channel 26 or streaming v

john howard suite de power after 13 years in opposition and one nations pauline hanson is elected in queensland. ah, get rid of this multi culturalism, because that is wanting to bother us also as a nation, we are multi racial. we are strong and, and be proud of it. with the return of john howard's as prime minister, multiculturalism has been abandoned as a national audiology. and so people are feeling much more comfortable in the period of pulling hanson about talking about race or anything racist remarks, calling people racist names and delivering these kids in places like punch bowl getting caught up in the central gulf off as hostility increases, the police focus on a new source of conflict, lebanese australian gangsters, ramping up the drug racket. there was a lot of illegal activities taken place from members of our community and was no shame whatsoever. a lot of drug smuggling, cocaine and when and people who were at that time dealing and distributing it was a sense of pride because it was a way for them to make week money. these are small and numbers, but they would existing

cbs' tom hanson looks back. >> how do you do how you feel. >> reporter: jackie mason came from a longbut traded it for the limelight. >> i became a comedian, people don't know this because i was always self-conscience. >> reporter: he turned being jewish into comedy gold. mason honed his style in the borscht clubs of the catskills and brought it know american living rooms pointing out every day frustrations with amused outrage. >> the guy on the top floor. >> reporter: a lucrative contract with the ed sullivan show was cut short over an allegedly obscene gesture. mason's career later rebounded with his broadway show the world according to me earning him a tony and an emmy and he appeared on the silver screen in comedies like the jerk, history of the world part 1 and caddy shack two. >> bingo. >> he played for the queen and the commoner. >> it was the most wonderful, most remarkable place in the world, for my wife. >> and he kept them all laughing. tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >> duncan: still ahead on the cbs weekend news, surf's up in tokyo, where the new olympic sport has an old

victor davis hanson, appreciate your coming on. we are seeing now in a lot of places government refusing to enforce the law, defunding the police, crime goes up. you are forced protect yourself and your family and property. we have seen this before in recent history. 1992 koreans in los angeles were attacked because of their race during the l.a. riots. they defended themselves. what did they learn from that experience? we will show you after the break. [2. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravi

victor davis hanson as always my plenty to think about there.ou very much for joining us tonight. there are new indications from the men around joe biden that millions of americans could soon lose their right to eat dinner at a restaurant or board an airplane. that's next on "tucker carlson tonight." >> mark: welcome back to a live special edition. the biden administration announced agile vaccine mandates today starting with all employees of the department of veterans affairs. california governor gavin newsom quickly followed suit with a mandate for his state employees. what's interesting is just a few months ago, joe biden about there would never be any vaccine mandates. joe biden covid vaccination in u.s. will not be mandatory red wine december headline on the bbc. now that's all changed, more than 2.5 million workers in california who could be affected by this mandate and what of the 2 million federal government employees nationally? all of them could soon be forced to take a vaccine that has only been approved for emergency use. it's not har

senator lindsey graham, victor davis hanson plus raymond arroyo with a whole areas seen and unseen but first liar liar is the focus of tonight's angle. this weekend it became obvious the biden administration is losing control of its covid narrative. was two weeks ago that president biden was close to declaring independence from the virus but now the white house is grappling with a new reality that trends any chance of a real recovery. the focus on the delta variant and emphasis will tracking case numbers instead of preventing serious illness is coming back to bite them. the control freaks in la county are reinstituting mask mandate. >> masking endorse must become a normal practice regardless of vaccination status to stop the trends in the level of transmission. >> the far left is hoping that is a trend that spreads nationwide and now other countries announcing the restrictions to encourage vaccination which triggered huge protests in france over the weekend. [crowd chanting] >> all of this sent the dow spiraling down 700 points which was happening while president biden was touting the

cbs news correspondent tom hanson reports from new york. >> reporter: doctor anthony fauci says he'srated by covid 19 summer surge, driven by the more contagious delta variant and a slowdown in vaccination rates. >> we are going in the wrong direction. if you look at the inflection of the curve of new cases, and as you said in the run into this interview, that it is among the unvaccinated. >> reporter: nationally the seven day average of new covid cases has spiked, close to 50%. >> the first thing i would urge americans to do is to get vaccinated. >> reporter: doctor scott gottlieb, on the board of pfizer, says virus levels are much higher in those infected with the delta variant. that's why it spread more rapidly than earlier strains. >> anyone who goes out to get vaccinated right now is going to have a vaccine that protects them through the fall and winter. >> reporter: fauci and other healthicls ng thidea of vaccbooster hose ofthviduthird os ich might ppen, uld be amone er ha too mu do. >> reporter: in denver, russ spent eight months in hospitals, battling the coronavirus. >> it's

i have something to tell you about, victor david hanson is here.newly uncovered comments from 16 19 founder hannah nicole jones. that's next. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. show me the olympics. ♪ "bugler's dream" begins playing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> laura: in newly uncovered audio from the founder of the 1619 project, we get a taste of what our kids are going to be learning in the schools that actually adopt this twisted curriculum. >> cuba has the least inequality between black and white people of anyplace really in the hemisphere that -- i mean, the caribbean, most of the caribbean it's hard to count because the white population in a lot of those countries is very, very small, the countries run by black folks, about you in places that are truly at least biracial countries, cuba actually has the least inequality,

good morning legend edit hanson introduces stephanie known the battle awarding in use the beloved game to help himself and others survived the horrors of a natural concentration. i football rebels on al jazeera one of the fastest growing nations in the world. i needed to open and develop the whole entire national shipping company to become a middle east and trade and money skilfully. my re key is up to about filling up from it the connecting the world connecting the future got cut to gateway to whoa trade. ah, ah ah, the corona virus pandemic has altered modern society as governments have grappled with soaring cases, contact, tracing, and huge data collections are causing concern amongst civil rights activists. people in power investigates the ever increasing powers of governments and businesses as they access peoples most personal data and asks, what is being done to regulate the flow of sensitive information under the cover of cove it on jessie, you know, we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. so no matter when you call home will be used in curren

alexander hanson, the son of john hanson, one of the first presidents of the congress. and upton sheridan, a local judge and state senator. all three of these men are known for being very, very committed to the continental congress, to the american cause and for having an extremely harsh stance toward any suspected loyalists. there's really no semblance these men are being tried by an impartial court. the deck is stacked against them. it is not going to take long for them to reach a conclusion in this trial. christian orndorff, the continental officer who had overheard all of this to begin with, he is basically going to be the star witness. he is going to testify against these men and within a matter of just a few days the trial is over and all seven men are going to be found guilty. the sentence, you shall be carried to the jail of frederick town and hanged therein. you shall be cut down to the earth alive. your entrails shall be taken out and burnt while you are yet alive. your head shall be cut off. your body shall be cut into four parts. this is drawing and quarteri

put bowling legend edit. hanson introduces stuff. the nino in the bathroom a wanting to use the beloved game to help himself and others survive the horrors of a natural concentration. i. football rebels on al jazeera ah, offered to happen one of the world. famous film festivals is back with love, landed 3 and doors, the social distance thing and place in some countries. unable to attend the camera, very piece of ed recreate the magic of the car wash coverage through the council festival. now detail the me ah, ah. okay. ah, i oh. oh, i the good. oh i oh i okay. in hello miss city in vietnam? once. so i gone the old capital of san vietnam at its heart is lamb sewing square, where journalists, diplomats, military staff and spies rub shoulders in its famous hotels during the vietnam war . i was assigned to yet by the associated press. and i arrived june 962. the caravel hotel burst under the headlines in november 1963. when there was a number to recruit aid, which led to the assassination of the president and his brother, over 24 hour pe

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. >> bay area resident eric hanson says southwest airlines has lost his business after he and his family had to exit the san jose found plane when he couldn't get his 3 year-old son to put his mask on before takeoff. he says 2 flight attendants and gate agent treated them like criminals. and when they feared police were being called to arrest them. they voluntarily got off the flight and had to spend an extra night in las vegas without any of their checked luggage. they should giving us some more time they should have walked away. maybe said, okay, we'll give you 5 minutes or 10 minutes. but their flight was late. another an hour late. so i think they're just trying to make time. >> and they wanted us off the plane. they didn't give us any time to sit there with them and talking through it. >> and try to get him to put it on henson complained to southwest management which sent him this e-mail. >> apologizing for his experience. but indicating under the cdc's federal mask mandate. all customers aged 2 or over are required to wear a mask if the customer does not comply with crew member ins

sell tree selectively. importing timber from further afield would be less sustainable. construction. hanson in downtown been in, but if all goes to plan, wouldn't skyscrapers should be standing by 20. ah, it shows conserving resources and living the good life can go hand in hand. that's all we have time for on this edition of made. thanks for watching the news. the news the into the conflict with tim sebastian. when it comes to foreign policy, it's getting harder to work out what the use stands for. my guess this week is almost pipe. nice, jared, the palm is foreign affairs committee. can he explain why such a powerful block of nations seems to punch so far below its weight and the world stay? 30 minutes upon d, w. me in time, happiness is a national go. it's lay down in the constitution and didn't even message the national happiness index. but how does one of the poor countries in the world she thompson, we name ally and change them on its way of happiness in 75 minutes on dw, ah was chiefly listen carefully. don't know how to go. i feel the magic, the discovery of the world around you the

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and abroad, the footballing legend edit hanson introduces stuff the nino in the battle. a water use the beloved games to help himself and others survive the horrors of a natural concentration. i. what bald rebels on al jazeera. ah, ah, hello, i'm fully battle in the how we look at our main stories on al jazeera police in bangladesh have arrested the owner of a factory where at least 52 people died in a fire has been charged with murder, 7 others have been detained. the blaze broke out in a town on the outskirts of the capital back out on thursday, relatives se about 40 workers remain on, accounted for algiers. tanveer chandry has more from the scene in whoop gunch, with the latest we know that the 8 people.

the footballing legend edit hanson introduces stuff, the nino and the battle of water use the beloved game to help himself and others survive the horrors of a natural concentration. i would rebels on algae 0 me the conflict between the government and the regional take great people. the duration fund has killed thousands and internally displaced more than 2000000 over the past 7 months. 350000 people in the region are facing famine, according to the united nation, which says that our vision is being used as a weapon for those who managed to cross the border, say it's not because transitions have improved back home. they say to grants, continue to be targeted because of and many properties are being reported and vacant, taken refuge conditions here. last time i cindy there, richard branson's rocket powered, plain reaches the edge of the space and takes a step towards commercial space tourism. ah. other unconventional, this is their life from coming up the tv on the anniversary.

good morning, legend edit hanson introduces stephanie known the battle awarding in use the beloved game to help himself and others survive the horrors of a natural concentration. i. what ball rebels on al jazeera and mineral central to the quest for clean energy. a key ingredient for the production of electric car batteries, cobalt extracting that is dangerous, profitable, with global demand set the skyrocket. people in power investigates claims that industrial mines contracting the precious material needed for cleaner energy. are in fact poisoning the environment with dia, health consequences for those living in their shadow. the cost of coal, both people in power on a just, you know, the us is always of interest to people around the world. people pay attention to what was on here, and it's very good at bringing the news to the world from here. ah, hello and barbara, sarah london, these are the top stories on al jazeera. at least 10 people have been killed in almost 500. the rest, the, during the violent protests triggered by the jailing of former south african president, jacob's in th

bay area resident eric hanson says he won't fly southwest airlines again. >> after he and his family had to exit the san jose bound plane when he couldn't get his 3 year-old son to put his mask on before takeoff. he says 2 flight attendants and gate agent treated them like criminals use very intimidating. you saying that he needs to put his on. >> and you know, we can get it on. so then he's radioing in to somebody else on offense. the police or what saying we have a non compliant passenger on the flight and he's talking about 3 year-old son. >> at that point, the family voluntarily got off the flight and had to spend an extra night in las vegas without any of their checked luggage. >> and i don't think the masking policy is bad. >> hansen says the airline should have treated his family better and given them more time to comply. he made that clear to southwest management which sent him this e-mail in response apologizing for his experience. but indicating under the cdc's federal mask mandate. all customers aged 2 or over are required to wear a mask if the customer just not comply wit

velma illusion there victor davis hanson is the senior fellow at the hoover institutio vector open borders a demo kawai is that the government doing this it to the people? you mark i don't know, mark. it seems like it's bizarre. so must like if it were providing shuttle service it from the airport or something. shoveling at their convenience when they're breaking the first thing that did was break the law . the second thing by entering reciting breaking our law. and it's it beyond that the politics of demography in the democratic effortg to achieve t american southwest demography. it's is so nihilistic it's so chaos d it sheer madness becaus as you say they are telling people we will go door-to-door to ensure their vaccinated at a practicing you have to be about have to have a mask indoors and welcoming 2 million people who are apparently will axe at thei vaccinated or they been tested a we document refuges but months of economic refuges in not political. yet we have political refugees right at 90 miles away where victims of political persecution .ic we are told that nobody from cuba could

need hanson ties our mask all of the next day delivery on amazon school university closed classes. and now happening from the mundane, everyday aspects of life, grocery shopping, entertainment, chatting with friends and family to the much more difficult task of trying to track and control. this virus big tech has been front and center. but in a world where technology has already been developing to foster regulations and even academic expertise to keep up, it seems the pen demik has left a scarily exposed to the pitfalls of a sometimes excessively automated and computerized 12 ah, the algorithms, big data, artificial intelligence, these days the tech industry seems to have a 6 for most, every problem we face. and while many of these tools made our lives miserably easier, more efficient, even more fun was also come up against something called technological solution is a concept as the technology playing to suit the hero and savior. in almost every situation. kick rider and intellectual of getting more results has been riding about it. so it's something that i saw as a dominant trend

traded, battling opponents on the pick up fighting fascism at home and abroad. footballing legend edit hanson introduces stuff known the battle. a water. use the beloved game to help himself and others survive the horrors of a natural concentration. i. football rebels on al jazeera ah departed from the u. k. indoctrinated by somalia, how can a young man disillusion by 5 and we build his life or them and he's gonna get killed and re unite? it's common africa. no, not for me. also, my kid, last warrior witness documentary on a i hate he's elections minister says they've asked us to send troops to protect key infrastructure after the assassination of president german all more you ah, hello there, i'm just on the pay and this is algebra live from ha, also coming in the un security council extends the mandate for a deliveries from turkey. it's a rebel held syria for another year after russia agrees to deal.

spain traded, battling opponents on the biking, fascism at home and abroad. footballing legend edit hanson introduces stuff the nino in the battle a wanting to use the beloved game to help himself and others survive the horrors of a natural concentration. i was born rebels on al jazeera, a new generation of young people are more politically engaged than the one that came before. welcome to generation, change a global feelings and attempts to challenge and understand the ideas and mobilize youth around the world. in south africa, women who are at the forefront the walk in a ration you must never ever get tired of developing resistance strategies and ignite the passions stand up in flight generation. change on al jazeera, welcome for iran, 80 president elect in his hometown of mesh. at the image of the shrine, crowd had gathered to hear what their newly elected leader abraham, right. you have to say on the issues that affect the job, shut off in domestic politics, domestic policy, and foreign policy. the focus should be on the dignity of this nation. and the focus should be on the fact that

the quint bowling legend edit hanson introduces stuff the nino nevada awarding and use the beloved game to help himself and others survive the horrors of a natural concentration. i was born rebels on al jazeera. ah, ah, ah, the me bank you're watching else with your life from headquarters here in the top story, south africa, the military has not been deployed contained by the process that these 45 people have been killed. the unrest response by the jailing of the former president jacob's human that have since grown because of economic frustrations. iraq's prime minister, mr. alchemy is promising accountability for fire. corona virus was killed, 92 people. he's ordered the arrest and the suspension of several local officials in nasiriyah cuban police around the full force of the unprecedented anti government demonstrations president has blaming us sanctions, would be economic hardship, which prompted the big summarizing, in decades. you as president to says america stands with cuban people against decades of repression. israel's denial of a request by jailed palestinian activists holly t

pirating in san francisco bay dating back to 1993 which includes a $2 million lawsuit brought by hansoneat for as a relatively new member of the bay conservation development commission some 18 years ago as well as ongoing concerns about sand mining done by hanson in the bay that bay keeper and other environmental organizations have, i would like to make a motion to strike on page three the final resolved at line 7 through 9 while i think that it is good that this beach material is being given by hanson advocates given to the port of san francisco to benefit heron's head. i don't think it's appropriate for this board of supervisors to extend gratitude for a quote unquote generous gift. so i'd like to make a motion to strike line 7 through 9 on page 3 of the subject resolution. >> president walton: i don't see any objections. >> clerk: and 35 as amended. >> president walton: madam clerk, please call item 37. >> clerk: this is a resolution to retro act ily authorize the department of public health to for participation entitled ps2020-2010 to support the hiv epidemic in the united states fo

bay area resident eric hanson says he won't fly southwest airlines again. >> after he and his familyjose bound plane when he couldn't get his 3 year-old son to put his mask on before takeoff. he says 2 flight attendants and gate agent treated them like criminals use very intimidating. you saying that he needs to put it in the past on. >> and you know, we can get it on. so then he's radioing in to somebody else. out of his. the police are watching the oven on complaint passenger on the flight and he's talking about our 3 year-old son. >> that point, the family voluntarily got off the flight and had to spend an extra night in las vegas without any of their checked luggage. >> and i don't think the masking policy is bad. >> hansen says the airline should have treated his family better and given them more time to comply. he made that clear to southwest management which sent him this e-mail in response apologizing for his experience. but indicating under the cdc's federal mask mandate. all customers aged 2 or over are required to wear a mask if the customer just not comply with crew membe

here is a portion after foxnews.com op-ed by victor david hanson.illionaires lecture them on apologies and oppression. democrat party doesn't want to admit it is the party of wealth. it is steal revolutionary speechafying sounds more like penance arising from guilt than genuine advocacy for middle class citizens of all races. it is always been this way of the left, elites, lecturing us about the failures of our system that ultimately benefit them but it would certainly exacerbated under presidency of donald trump as you look at blue-collar workers, tax paying, law-abiding citizens of our country. said i want to put you first when you look at priorities of the what modern left has. they rejected that. rachel: donald trump policies were working. under president donald trump, the wages of the lower and middle class were rising faster than the wages of the prior classes and that is not happening right now because as you know nothing hurt the working class and the middle class, and small business owners than this pandemic which was completely rigged to h

pirating in san francisco bay dating back to 1993 which includes a $2 million lawsuit brought by hanson aggregates which i had a ring side seat for as a relatively new member of the bay conservation development commission some 18 years ago as well as ongoing concerns about sand mining done by hanson in the bay that bay keeper and other environmental organizations have, i would like to make a motion to strike on page three the final resolved at line 7 through 9 while i think that it is good that this beach material is being given by hanson advocates given to the port of san francisco to benefit heron's head. i don't think it's appropriate for this board of supervisors to extend gratitude for a quote unquote generous gift. so i'd like to make a motion to strike line 7 through 9 on page 3 of the subject resolution. >> president walton: i don't see any objections. >> clerk: and 35 as amended. >> president walton: madam clerk, please call item 37. >> clerk: this is a resolution to retro act ily authorize the department of public health to for participation entitled ps2020-2010 to support the

victor davis hanson is a senior fellow at the hoover institution, one of the wisest people we know and big picture. from my perspective, what we are looking at is people with power, most of the power in our country is supposed to be running the country, benefit the country. what's going on? >> it's all vague, racist of this and racist fats that we have methods to adjudicate racism. a minority that makes up a little more than 12 percent does not elect the president of the united states who is black, a racist society would not allow that. it would not allow kamala harris to be vice president. he would not have a race, you would have disproportionate, and when you have interracial crime it would be disproportionately white versus black. if you had a anti-asian hate crimes it would be white people doing that and not black people and yet they don't give us alternatives. we need details, if we want to adopt the chinese model, the russian model, what model is superior to this? when is the class element. this is not coming out of the civil rights movement, content of our character, and they fe

. >> bay area resident eric hanson says southwest airlines has lost his business after he and his family had to exit the san jose found plane when he couldn't get his 3 year-old son to put his mask on before takeoff. he says 2 flight attendants and gate agent treated them like criminals. and when they feared police were being called to arrest them. they voluntarily got off the flight and had to spend an extra night in las vegas without any of their checked luggage. they should giving us some more time they should have walked away. maybe said, ok, we'll give you 5 minutes or 10 minutes, but their flight was late. another an hour late. so i think they're just trying to make time. >> and they wanted us off the plane. they didn't give us any time to sit there with them and talking through it. >> and try to get him to put it on henson complained to southwest management which sent him this e-mail. >> apologizing for his experience. but indicating under the cdc's federal mask mandate. all customers aged 2 or over are required to wear a mask if the customer does not comply with crew member instr

victor davis hanson. he joins us tonight.ou haven't been vaccinated. what is this? >> how did we get here, tucker? if you and i had this conversation last june or july, the president of the united states would be reassuring people that he probably would not get vaccinated because of the association with the vaccine. and the vice president, current vice president would be more explicit. and then we were told by dr. fauci there was no way we would have a vaccine in 2020. it would have to be 2021. and then we were told by the president of the united states that no one was vaccinated until he was inaugurated. that was a flat out lie. and that we weret told that 2 million people were scheduled to come into the united states and a 12 month period and we are on track to meet that disturbing goal. and then we were told that none of them would be vaccinated that we knew of. there would be no test. yet the hh secretary would sayay only people who are not u.s. citizens, you u.s. citizens will be adjudicated. we are going to go door to d