i'm so thrilled to be here with hrc, i am so grateful for all the work that kelly and hrc have been doing across the country to make sure we take advantage of this moment and create the country that we all deserve. i am here with all of you, today, because we have worked to do, to elect kamala harris and tim walz, next president and vice president of the united states of america! the choices we make at this election will have very real consequences for our families, our freedoms, our future, and they could not be painted in stark contrast. thing about my 18-year-old niece , starting her adult life with less rights than her grandmother had. and my nephews taking part in active shooter drills in schools. my brother's marriage, with his loving husband, who happens to be an immigrant, and my aging parents, who rely on their social security and medicare to make ends meet every month. i think about that and how we elect -- and who we elect in november -- will directly affect them and the quality of their lives. when i think about us, whose resilient and vibrant community has made so much progre

vice president harris, myself, our entire team, all of you, hrc , we are fighting for a better country, a better world. we are fighting for the folks who are not here tonight. we are fighting for the folks who may not vote for us. but we are doing it because it's the values of the -- the values this country was founded on. if we are willing to fight, we win. when we fight, we win. when we fight, we win. thank you, hrc. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] ♪ >> watch the abc news presidential debate simulcast live tuesday on c-span2 as the candidates go head-to-head in their first debate since securing their parties' nominations. coverage begins with a preview show at 8 p.m. followed by the debate at 9 p.m. eastern. the abc news presidential debate simulcast live tuesday on c-span2. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics, powered by cable. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies

hrc valery fadeyev proposes to conduct behavioral assessments in schools, it is proposed to amend theeral law of december 29, 2012, number 273 of the federal law on education in the russian federation, supplement with a part establishing that the assessment of students' behavior is an integral part of the system. educational work, to the point that poor students in behavior are not allowed to take the exam, a good law, i think, yes, yes, because it is necessary to define the boundaries of what is permitted and what is not permitted, because it is necessary to introduce into the consciousness of children and young people, certain rules of existence in society, moreover, this is largely a defense. the teachers themselves, remember, we showed, why do they require protection, look, it is necessary there, that the phone, i will work the phone, jackals three against one, war. do not read, because this entire text is an infinite number of paragraphs, laws, definitions, without reading all this, as a result, you can simply turn to the very last phrase, it is as follows: taking into account wh

it this way, well, maybe categorically, look, the head of the presidential council on human rights, hrclery fodiyev. proposes to conduct behavioral assessments in schools, it is proposed to amend the federal law of december 29, 2012, number 273 fz on education in the russian federation, to supplement it with a part establishing that the assessment of students' behavior is an integral part of the educational work system. to the point that students with poor behavioral grades are not admit to the exam. a good law, i think, yes, yes, because it is necessary to define the boundaries of what is permitted and what is not permitted, because it is necessary to introduce certain rules of existence in society into the consciousness of children and young people, moreover, this is largely the protection of the teachers themselves. remember, we showed why they require protection, look, it is necessary that yes, i will work out the phone jackals three on one invisible. this is an infinite number of paragraphs, laws, definitions, without reading all this, as a result, you can simply turn to the most t

about it like this, well , maybe categorically, look, the head presidential council for human rights, hrclery fodeyev, proposes to conduct behavioral assessments in schools, proposes to amend the federal law on december 29, 2012, number 273 fz on education in the russian federation, to add a part establishing that the assessment of students' behavior is an integral part of the educational work system. up to the point that poor students in behavior are not allowed to take the exam. a good law, i think, yes, yes, because it is necessary to determine. what is permitted and what is not permitted, because it is necessary to introduce into the consciousness of children and young people, certain rules of existence in society, moreover, this is in many ways the protection of the teachers themselves, remember, we showed why they require protection, look, it is necessary, here is the answer to this proposal mr. fodeyev receives the following: a long, rambling, very difficult to understand answer from the ministry of education, which in general, in principle , can be not read, because this entire te

look, the head of the presidential council for human rights, hrc, valery fodeyev, proposes to conduct behavioral assessments in schools. it is proposed to amend the federal law of 29 december 2012. number 273 of the federal law on education in the russian federation shall be supplemented with a part establishing that the assessment of the behavior of students. in society, moreover, this is in many ways the protection of the teachers themselves, remember, we showed why they require protection, look, work phone, from the ministry of education, which in general, in principle, can not be read, because this entire text is an infinite number of paragraphs, laws, definitions, without reading all this, as a result, you can simply turn to the very last phrase, it such: taking into account what is stated in this version, the bill cannot be supported, dot ru, i have only one argument for this refusal: remember, in the soviet school there was a paragraph in the diary: assessment for behavior, and this was not a formality, it was a mandatory educational measure, it was a guarantee that teachers, a

this like this, well, maybe categorically, look, the head of the presidential council on human rights, hrclery fodiyev proposes to introduce assessments in schools for behavior. it is proposed to amend the federal law of december 29, it is necessary to define the boundaries of what is permitted and what is not permitted, because it is necessary to introduce a certain rule of existence in society into the consciousness of children and young people, moreover, this is largely the protection of the teachers themselves, remember, we showed why they require protection, look, it is necessary there, that yes your phone, i will work off the phone, what? the accepted answer from the ministry of education, which in general in principle can not be read, because this entire text is an endless number of paragraphs, laws, definitions, without reading all of this, as a result, you can simply turn to the very last phrase, it is as follows: taking into account what is stated in this version, the bill cannot be supported, i only have an argument for... this refusal. remember, in the soviet school there was a

vice president harris, myself, our entire team, all of you, hrc , we are fighting for a better countrya better world. we are fighting for the folks who are not here tonight. we are fighting for the folks who may not vote for us. but we are doing it because it's the values of the -- the values this country was founded on. if we are willing to fight, we win. >> you can watch the rest of the program at c-span.org. we are going to take you now to a forum on climate & pandemic preparedness being hosted by the center for global development and the university of chicago. live coverage here on c-span. [indiscernible conversations] [indiscernible conversations]

thank you, hrc. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible forts caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] ♪ >> watch the abc news presidential debate simulcast live tuesday on c-span2 as the candidates go head-to-head in their first debate since securing their parties' nominations. coverage begins with a preview show at 8 p.m. followed by the debate at 9 p.m. eastern. the abc news presidential debate simulcast live tuesday on c-span2. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics, powered by cable. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. ♪ >> to continue to fight through the months ahead for my personal vindication would almost totally absorbed the time and attention of both the president and the congress in a period when our entire focus should be on the grea

video of the day comes from hrc who turned up on the rachel maddow show to promote another memoir.ned about the media not covering trump the way she would like them to. you know, with 6' of dirt. roll it, bernice. >> sadly the press is still not able to cover trump the way that they should. i don't understand why it's so difficult for the press to have a consistent narrative about how dangerous trump is. >> greg: it's good to see she took a break from the quaker oats container. so wait. they do have a consistent narrative about how dangerous trump is. what have you been watching? old vhs copies of phases of death great misinformation came up and hillary has a solution for that too. >> there are americans who are engaged in this kind of propaganda. whether they should be civilly or even in some cases criminally charged is something that would be a better to torrent. >> greg: being jailed for misinformation. i guess bill clinton will never call you pretty. erin, basically she's saying you should go to jail for things she doesn't like. >> yes. >> greg: it's not just what she says, how

our video of the dayh to us frm hrc, who turned up on rachel maddow show last night to promote yet anotherllary , moaned about theng media not covering trump the way she'd like the tm to.irt. >> you know, with six feet of dirt rolling. sadly >> bernie. til sadly, the press is still not able to cover trump the wayy tht that they. i don't understand why it's so i difficult for the press to haveo a consistent narrative about how dangeroutives trump i >> it's good to see she took a break the quaker oatsso wai container to wake the do have ad consistent narrative about how dangerous trump is. u the have you been watching? old vhs copiesold vh of. faces of death, the ones you were in. >> this information also came up, and hillary has a solution for that too cam hillary. who >> there are americans who are engaged in this kind of propaganda and, whether they should be civilly or even in some cases, criminally, is something that would be a better being jailed for misinformation. >> well, i guess bill clinton will never call you pretty, aaron. >> i basically she's saying, you go to jail for things t

thip with hrc and with the hbcu get, a global perspective from the rest, from kids and youth at various their educational process involved in poli safety, law enforcement, civilian oversight, all the above. it's going to be good.. all right commissioners september 18th will b the dpa intern presentation. thank you, for any memberike to make public comment regarding line item six, please approach the podium. back again, i was bringing up the way to pay tipsters. i know last time, a couplehey were talking about having dpa ways to pay tipsters and that they investigate police still wondering what's happening, i may be off. off of what? i'm saying, but i just dbi supposed to be i still thank you. carter. commissioner carter, if you can that, you've done a good job. i'm very hopeful that, you know, you because mothers like depend on all of you. and i need help. we need your help. as mothers and fathers children and our cases aren't solved.an find ways to with dpw, other cities to pay tipsters minds has been 18 years and people still know whathey have all in the names of the perpetrators that

this was also done in partnership with hrc and with the hbcu, trying to get, a global perspective from the rest of the country, from kids and youth at various levels of their educational process, involved in policy, public safety, law enforcement, civilian oversight, all the above. it's going to be good. thank you, sergeant. all right commissioners september 18th will be the dpa intern presentation. thank you, for any member of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item six, please approach the podium. back again, i was bringing i'm bringing it back up the way to pay tipsters. i know last time, a couple of times that i was here, they were talking about having dpa partnership with ways to pay tipsters and the way that they investigate police shootings. so i'm still wondering what's happening with that, i may be off. off of what? i'm saying, but i just remember dbi supposed to be involved, and, i still thank you. carter. commissioner carter, if you can still help out with that, you've done a good job. and i'm and i'm i'm very hopeful that, you know, you can keep thi

office of community development and they're negotiating with the other city departments, like, wd, hrc and the mayor's office of community housing, in which all your money went to those three departments. so we need some clarity. and i know i don't have time. we need some clarity. we need some help from y'all. and i'm going to come back and try to advocate for y'all to come back. if it's no more than temporarily to you get everything back together. my name is ace, dammit, and i'm on the case. i'm sorry i don't have enough time, but i just had to say that and i'll be back. thank you. thank you, mr. james. i just want to make. i just want to make one comment. you know, a lot of times i get up and i talk about black folks, bla bla bla blah, blah, blah, blah. i'm not a racist person. i please believe me, i'm not. but i have worked with agc, general contractors associations, the white general contractors, and i work with them since 1972 when i had my trucking company and i was working with different contractors and what and they pull their peoples together when they bid on a job, they have