. >> reporter: for greg skaggs, these are the special times with his special, talina huffman, that willimprinted in his memory. >> a pick tear of her with my niece when she was a baby. she had a huge heart. i've said over and over, she had more love to give than anybody else that i know. she just never found the right person to love her the same way. >> reporter: fast week she was murdered, shot dead by husband eric. not only after, eric turned the gun on himself. >> the biggest thing i want people to realize, domestic violence is the real thing. it's not the forefront of the news unless something really traumatic happens. but it's the ugly secret in everybody's family that people don't want to talk about. >> reporter: more than half the women killed by gun violence are killed by family members or intimate partners. talina's death one of at least 67 gun incidents related to domestic violence last week, according to the gun violence archive, a website that tracks gun incidents in the united states. >> we're seeing they will shoot themselves, shoot their kids. we've been seeing several mu

huffman: thank you, madam chair. once again, you found a space in this climate debate where there is ample room to work together and collaborate and do things that should not be controversial that are seemingly pretty obvious. expanding the electrical grid is key to unlocking affordable, renewable energy. as we have heard today, a clean energy grid is a foundation to be the carbon icing all sectors of the economy. but for years, we have been told by the fossil fuel industry by grid operators and utilities that a carbon free power grid is unrealistic. just a few years ago, when i was a california legislator, i was told 33% renewable portfolio standard was unattainable. but, three weeks ago, something really interesting happened. for a few minutes, california hit a remarkable milestone -- 95% of our electricity came from renewables. we have been bringing solar, wind and storage online faster than anyone previously predicted. suddenly, the conversation is not getting to 100% but whether we can do it faster. it brings to

next, we go to representative huffman. representative huffman: thank you, madam chair, for once again putting together an interesting and important hearing. mayor rhodes-conway, i want to thank you for making an important point. we are talking about resiliency and adaptation mainly today. in all of the different impacts that we tackle, if it is trying to keep our coral reefs alive or kelp forests in california or to manage the wildland interface against the scourge of wildfires or protecting coastal communities against rising sea levels, we have to innovate, we have to adapt, we have to do all of that, but if we do not tackle decarbonization at the same time, the conditions will become so much worse, and eventually we will not be able to adapt and find resiliency. i think you made that point quite well, and i thank you for doing that. mayor garcetti thanks for bringing us the water side of the resilience and adaptation leadership that you have sown -- shown. california water is complicated, and we do hear a lot of misconce

the historical contacts with a unique project, my huffman wants to break new ground and create a very special place for visitors. but above all, for office and scientists, you can work together creatively and future oriented in the renovated railway building. for us, the most interesting aspect is to make visions possible to make the impossible happen to realize things are going to be alive anywhere else. that is a process for so creating and, and constructing deeply rooted relationships with artists with people. why? right, there's lots affairs with scientists with the culture producers design, this architect, sit down and this particular places for people who want to approach things differently. i'm all work in a completely new way you feel i'm i think the trailblazers in this regard to them and that will continue to develop in the future. many locals are still getting used to the center and it's striking the modern tower. but they appreciate you. thank you. soon. next all is 50 with the 2500 year old history. modern with down phenomenal you. it's still a whole world is now looking

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it's been that huffman. he is lead research fellow at the german institute for global and area studies is specialize young. you are the biggest protest that you were in decades. why is this happening now? where they can make situation had become really dire, and tourism is the main fault of revenue in the biggest industry in the island and tourism came to an almost country stop with a covered 19 condemning and the your thanks and have to weigh a lot, especially the restriction on him in your missing money. cubans who immigrated to the been sending to their family at home about a 1000 offices with and you and he had to close due to trump's thanks. and so 2 of the biggest foreign currency revenues has dried up, and this has accelerated the so hard to just just put everything in the community economy. and i think that is the major background of the protest that people really are in very precarious living. and food comes in conditions. but the photos not only took place in the capital of the van of adults and se

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it was founded in 2005 by steve huffman, alexis, honey and, and aaron swartz, alexis is better known as mister serina williams. but he wants you to know he's his own person, who they don't tell us any banners do. okay, just because you can bank branch, does it be a bridge isn't cable but of course alexis is not even the most important co founder of read it. that would be aaron florence who will come back to in a minute. anyway, until a few years ago. read it was considered a somewhat free corner of the internet almost, and our kids stick in it vest for even and democratic ideals, often anti establishment in the story that would get boosted the most on and in their communities. since that time, however, read it has seemed to change banning large swath of both left wing and right wing speech. and it happened around the same time that they appointed jessica, a shoe as their director of policy in 2017 while i'm for any read it higher up and just some nerdy coder with their fingers all day and orange from cheetos. and i got like a corky, pat mouse name winston smith that sits on their sho

. >> representative huffman you are recognized for five minutes. >> jerry, you are muted. >> still muted. >> there we go. it was telling me i was having trouble with the host on muting me. my audible now? oh good. now i can talk about my friend garrett graves and the stubborn case of california. we have corrected him a few times now. but today we have heard a new creative set of allegations drawn from a lawsuit, easy enough to file so i will state the obvious. in california like everywhere we have industry funded groups and lawsuits aimed at blocking climate reforms. if filing a lawsuit and lobbying a bunch of provocative allegations is enough to make them true, rudy giuliani would still have a law license and donald trump would be president. with few exceptions the people and experts who have dedicated their lives to environmental justice in protecting disadvantaged communities, most of them agree fossil fuel pollution is a huge problem and climate change impacts are huge problem and if we care about disadvantaged communities we need more climate action, not less. that's why i am please

these two guys, huffman and rubin are trying to get people to focus. not just individually try to invade the draft, but to speak up publicly. to change the course of the nation's politics. guess what i'm trying to say? between 65 and late 67, all sorts of tools are being engineered. all sorts of modeling's of how the public works are occurring. anti or -- anti war activists are stretching the boundaries of democratic practice. how do you do democracy? as they try to figure out how to caption the nature's -- nations attention. in 1968 is anti war movement will split. half, half is not fair. some large percent will continue these protests politics. rallies, march, blockades. confront the war makers. protesting at universities. but another large segment will say i think we've convinced a lot of americans. folks, that the war is wrong. we need to turn to the sort of the main highway of democratic politics in the united states, which is electoral. 1968 is electioneer. 1964, we had a choice between bomb vietnam to the stone age versus incrementally trying to

oh 99, co sponsored by congressman jared huffman of san rafel, it proposes $750 million in federal grant funds for recycled water projects and water recycling is going to be part of that future. um uh, if we're going to survive in the western united states, michael keep our ski director of uc berkeley lost schools wheeler water institute says right now many consumers accept recycled water for irrigation or flushing toilets. but there's still a problem with the it factor when it comes to recycling water for drinking, which either as good as or in many cases, higher quality than what you can take from the river directly. the direct potable water reuse has the advantage that you don't need to go and retrofit houses that already exists, which i'd rather drink. the water out of the hedge hatch year. the mccollum the river, you know, wherever it comes from, i don't know if i'd want to drink it. i wouldn't mind flushing my toilet with it. if the bill passes, experts say it would be a drop in the bucket in terms of funding needed to build recycled water infrastructure, but it could have a bigger

we can editor in chief on friend wilson's christian huffman says she, he's outraged or the she at length of the whole process. well, it's a great disappointment for julian johnson for all of those, but this is continuing. one would hope that the united kingdom courts would to recognize how ridiculous this case is and not grant the appeal. this means that this will drag on for some time for a prisoners to have to wait in a prison cell 6 months for half a year. just to get a decision of whether the appeal is allowed to to his opponents or not if rages, this decision comes only a week after it is revealed that the indictment has studio does not have a leg to stand on. the key with and says retracted his testimony and says basically the testament which was cited by the business judge numerous times as truthful allegation doesn't hold true. it is a fabrication and the americans now know it and they're still continuing on this track. this appeal is an attempt to pro long the inevitable. the inevitable is the freedom of julian assault. if he does not get his freedom, it is such a low to our soc

our huffman next fits the listing post a announcer to stay with us. we know what's happening in our region. we know how to get to places that others cannot. i was just thrown here guy by the police on purpose. if i said i'm going, i'm going to be the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. 17 media organizations and investigated the israeli cyber surveillance company. and it was a figure by gander. the fiber history may have a list of more than 50000 phone numbers. this includes john, i mean, the pegasus, the spyware, shouldn't be afraid. nobody is safe at this. hello richard gilbert and you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. here are the media stories we're examining this week. user warning for activist dissidence and journalists, the world over your mobile phones may have been compromised by spyware. that one company is selling. and authoritarian governments are by a match made in face rockets there, billionaire payload, you said in the jeff bezos or the news outlets the c

were friendly committed to a guy who posed as the crown and wrote the letter in the system shooting huffmanthat i mentioned was in connection with honey chat. was the person who betrayed the design of the american fighter planes. the trial in the autumn in the fall of 1938 was a spectacle. people were shocked by what it revealed. it was a gruesome entertainment the next slide please. someone who said she had been the nurse when he was fighting against polio in the 1920s. she said she'd got to note members of the american military in particular establishments because of that assignment. after close examination of the records of the estate examined and this is lie. and celaya she claimed, that is the end of that image. who is a new tours new york semite took her to meet. [inaudible] then they proceeded to the hotel in berlin, next image please. this is the hotel and see the gates down in the left, behind it was the reconstructed hotel, it has burned down when it was reconstructed. from there they went, next image please. that is where the german military have their headquarters and he had a d

the second the energy price act, which i introduced today, with representatives levin, huffman, and bonamici, will help ensure ferc lives up to its legal responsibility to protect the public welfare by not approving elech terrorist its. i will drop a third bill, next week. right now ferc is at a crossroads. for the first time in years president biden has an opportunity to create a democratic majority at ferc. a majority that will ensure that these incentives are in place to build an electric grid for our 21st century economy. a majority that will sheen you sure state renewable energy rules are respected and integrated into markets. to ensure uneconomic fossil plants are in the competitive markets that have given an explosion of solar and energy. that we make further progress in our clean energy goals rather than trying to fight against it. but in order to do any of that in time to prevent more climate devastation, the president must dominate a commissioner to ferc and the senate must confirm that individual. i urge both to do so as quickly as possible to ensure ferc stays at its full power a

today democratic congressman jared huffman and done nalds got into a shouting match just off the floor. congressman huffin who was wearing a mask calling done nalds selfish. don't be worried about me, mind your business. another republican when offered a mask threw it on the floor reflecting her caucus's thoughts on mask mandates. vaccine mandates are being painted as cause for rebellion. >> patrick henry said give me liberty or give me death when standing up to british rule. we are moving towards government bondage. the unvaccinated will be considered second class citizens and in the workplace and society wherever they go. it's playing out before our eyes. >> that guy. that sentiment is having an effect from the public religion research institute. they will refuse to get vaccinated. that's up from 31% who said the same in march. at the same time new cdc data says the daily pace of people getting the covid shot is the highest it's been in three weeks which still leaves barely half the country fully vaccinated and still leaves everyone who's done the right thing frustrated. how to prote

today, according to cnn's daniella diaz, democratic congressman jared huffman, and republican byron donalds, got into a shouting match off the house floor. congressman donalds replying, don't be worried about me, mind your business. another republican member, today, when offered a mask, threw it on the floor. reflecting her caucus's resistance to the mask mandate, recently imposed by the capitol physician. and on right-wing media, vaccine mandates are now being painted as cause for rebellion. >> patrick henry once famously said give me liberty or give me death when standing up to british rule. well, in this modern-day america, we are moving toward government bondage, yet again. the unvaccinated in this country will now be considered second-class citizens. in the workplace and in society, wherever they go. it's playing out, before our eyes. >> that guy. that sentiment is having an effect according to a new survey from the public religion research institute, about 46% of republicans who most trust far-right news such as what you just saw said they will refuse to get vaccinated. that's up from

now there's a new house bill four oh 99, co sponsored by congressman jared huffman of sandra fell, itposes $750 million in federal grant funds for recycled water projects. water recycling is going to be part of that future. um uh, if we're going to survive in the western united states, michael keep our ski director of uc berkeley law schools, wheeler water institute says right now many consumers accept recycled water for irrigation or flushing toilets. but there's still a problem with the factor when it comes to recycling water for drinking, which either as good as or in many cases, higher quality than what you can take from the river directly. the direct potable water re use has the advantage that you don't need to go. oh, and retrofit houses that already exists. i'd rather drink the water out of the hetch hetchy here. the mccollum the river, you know, wherever it comes from currently, um, ideally first and use the recycled water for, uh, for you know, irrigation, i think for gardening, it might have no problem with it. i don't know if i'd want to drink it. i wouldn't mind flushing m

four oh 99, co sponsored by congressman jared huffman of sandra fell, it proposes $750 million in federalprojects and water recycling is going to be part of that future. um uh, if we're gonna survive in the western united states. michael keep our ski director of u. c. berkeley law schools, wheeler water institute says right now many consumers accept recycled water for irrigation or flushing toilets. but there's still a problem with the factor when it comes to recycling water for drinking. it's either as good as or in many cases, higher quality than what you can take from the river directly. the direct potable water reuse has the advantage that you don't need to go and. retrofit houses that already exists. i'd rather drink the water out of the hetch hetchy here. the mccollum the river, you know, wherever it comes from currently, um, ideally first and use the recycled water for, uh, for you know, irrigation, i think for gardening it i'd have no problem with it. i don't know if i'd want to drink it. i wouldn't mind flushing my toilet with it if the bill passes, experts say it would be a drop

operation was connected to clinger's arrest, the low security prison is where actresses felicity huffman and lori laughlin served their sentences for their involvement in the college admissions scandal. the department of justice has announced plans to crack down on firearms trafficking nationwide, and that includes here in the bay area, the department of justice announced it will be sending out strike forces into five cities. this comes with an increase violent crimes happening across the united states. the effort will include increased enforcement in so called supply areas. those are cities and states where it's normally easier to get firearms that are later trafficked into cities with more restrictive gun laws. aside from san francisco, there will be teams in chicago, new york, los angeles and washington, d c. president biden today signed into law a bill that seeks to ensure funding to help victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse and other crimes. the bipartisan bill passed unanimously and senate earlier this week. the new law would bolster and replenish funding for t