and you know, i love my job at hrc right now. i'm focused on the midterm elections and trying to elect more people. but if there's one thing i've learned in the last several years as that we need to have life make meaning so i have no idea where my journey to take next and i have no idea how i'm going to contribute to making that reality but i believe we are on the way there and i want to spend the restof my life making sure we get there . >> thank you for your brilliance, for your powerful what, for sharing with the world your story . it's a real honor both to have read it and to see here and know you because everything you said is so resonant so thank you . >> guest: the honor is all mine, thank you. >> c-span: where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house , the supreme court and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your ca

what kind of culture is operating at hmrc where an hrc official would deem that information relevant?nt thing to reassure the committee is that the decision was made correctly by hmrc lawyers on the basis of the proper assessment on whether the standard of evidence admitted by the french authorities was sufficient for a uk court to issue a search warrant. the decision was that it was not. how that information was then conveyed to the french authorities represents a gross error ofjudgement. philip hammond. you're watching wednesday in parliament, with me, alicia mccarthy. scottish secretary david mundell has said he hopes first minister nicola sturgeon will think again after the scottish government rejected devolution proposals in brexit legislation. scotland and wales had been in dispute with the government over where some powers, currently held by the eu, will go after brexit. politicians in wales said changes had been put forward to the uk government's eu withdrawal bill which would protect devolution, but the scottish government has not accepted what's on offer the snp's pete wisha

"i want hrc to win badly. podesta emailed her.some questions i would ask. >> dana: reliably do you ask that if we know she worked as a political appointee and the clinton administration. she has not been shy about that. >> jesse: is it appropriate for a multinational corporation that is supposedly balanced and respects all americans. to be actively working with, kind of secretly, a political campaign without telling the company or the shareholders or the american people about it. >> dana: i read that email differently. i will take it under advisement. >> jesse: you are not going to. >> dana: i'm not going to ask it. kimberly, facebook is looking at possible regulatory measures. they have said we would be open to regulation. that's also fraught with peril. not thinking the government has all the answers. >> kimberly: they don't. that's why zuckerberg is going to have to testify. sheryl sandberg, dishy plan on testifying? she designed the advertising model that is at the crux of this issue. i'm curious to see. such a pivotal intervi

[singing] [bell ringing] we worked together when he was with the hrc. it's no mystery, just check the history. i have been working on a lot of cases involving a conspiracy, but it's going down, down in this down, the black population is going down. ooh, ooh, ooh. down in city hall, would you s say. [bell ringing] >> supervisor cohen: next speaker please. >> my name is lordis. i am a caseworker and i am here in support of the budget request from the justice coalition. it is vital that we collaborate and come together worke with the of the funds and allocation of the funds and it helps our communities grow in a healthy way. it's been proven over and over again that enforcement through punishment doesn't work. it is consistent dialogue and access to communication. i want to talk about the youth camp. one of the most important things i have seen is being involved with the youth program. not only does it provide a safe space for youth in the community, they are a proactive movement. there have been critical thinking skill. johannna has developed into a progr

. >> if you thought about getting hrc to host it and put a forum together. >> we could host it here at the appropriate scheduling. >> census numbers, crime stats, how it affects the community. >> that is fine. thank you. >> any other announcements? >> i would like to add to the general public information the police commission will be dark on wednesday 4/25. next meeting on wednesday, may 2 at 5:30 p.m. city hall room 400. >> all right. now it is time for public comment. >> i wanted to ask why we don't have the agenda the vote for the dg. 5.02 that we had requested to vote on it with the correction. >> i don't know. >> commissioner turman has asked we put that off after may 2nd. >> for the commission's information if you would like a particular item on a particular date, you need a motion and a vote to override the rules of order. >> if you like an item on the next agenda if you have a motion and vote for a particular time you want that item to be heard, you can have that done. >> then we need it on the agenda for the vote? >> no. >> can we take a vote? >> you you can do that. >> i thou

i am also saw that —— sure that if companies aren't complying with this legislation, the hrc can taketed yet, come midnight tonight. come midnight, it might be like a tax return that we have got till midnight. they kiss is becoming an enjoining us. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. i've been getting some stick on social media are not being lovely to you. but tough, i still prefer mike's weather to yours. the weather in australia is much better but yesterday, hull saw 16 celsius, making it the highest temperature in the uk. but sunshine and showers. we have snow. snow across the hills of scotland. it's been showing extensively overnight, the north of scotland, set links goes —— skies on higher ground. this one is heading northwards. producing some heavy rain on its western bank. this morning, the rain affecting parts of northern ireland, england and scotland. you'll snow across the north of scotland. as we come further south, england and wales, some early brightness. showers continuing to develop. some of those will be heavy and bunbury. in between, bright skies and a