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so incorporation has huge federalism implications, but wolf is only a semi-famous case because incorporation didn't make too much of a difference since every state already had an analogous fourth amendment provision in their state constitutions. the real issue in wolf was whether the exclusionary rule would also apply to the states, would also be incorporated. the problem was this remedy of the exclusionary rule wasn't in the text of the fourth amendment, and i won't get into the debate here, which was really contentious, but a majority on the court decided it would not be incorporated. 12 years later, the court would change its mind about this, which i will get to in a minute. the important point here is the court was unanimous that the police acted arbitrarily because they searched the abortion dr.'s office, a private space, without warrant. that was wolf. the second case was brenda gerber versus united states. -- brinegar versus united states. federal investigators recognized a coupe belonging to a man. i got this from his granddaughter, who had no idea her grandfather had a u.s. supreme

the plan is it will incorporate a sensitivity analysis to better understand how different assumptions for key variables impact projections, and at this point, the plan is to create an impact demand to create different scenarios, and this is going to allow the agencies but also bosca to adjust our water resource does planning efforts. we -- next slide, please. >> as we were in the process of developing our 08 demand study, that was when the great recession kind of had begun and was, you know, in full swing. and economic downturns are difficult, maybe, i don't know, if not impossible to predict. it's clear that that's something to look at. and also, now, we have the pandemic, and we know we've had a job impact in 2020, continues to have a job impact, and who's it going to be the impact -- and what's it going to be moving forward. next slide, please. you know, as you look at the chart on the right, it does seem that the drought has had the greatest impact on the accuracy the norm projections. our customers respond when we ask them to ration because of drought. it's one of the most phenom

enlisted personnel were incorporated into the 2nd rhode island regiment. it was actually -- the remaining enlisted personnel were incorporated into the 2nd with the exception of a single segregated company belonging to the first rhode island. that was captain arnold's company. 60 privates. while that company remained at valley forge. this is actually a little known story. the segregated 1st rhode island was being formed in rhode island in 1778. the main never really joined. a single segregated company belonging filled with veteran soldiers, black and indian, served with washington's army and took part in the campaign at monmouth. they marched by the courthouse. early in the action, having attacked the british rear guard, they retreated withdrawing toward general washington's marching troops. general lee encountered washington who placed lee in charge of a holding action. after retiring something more than a mile, they were ordered to halt to cover two pieces of artillery which were in danger of being lost. they exchanged ten rounds. the brigade suffered mo

the violence sparked by the incorporation of former presidentjacob incorporation of former presidentacob zuma spread president jacob zuma spread across presidentjacob zuma spread across the country killing 212 people and causing millions of dollars in damage. the president says the instigators had been identified and are under surveillance but they have not been named. he also announced the introduction of social relief measures which some fear it may prove to be inadequate. some fear it may prove to be inadequate-— inadequate. the domestic environment _ inadequate. the domestic environment is _ inadequate. the domestic environment is the - inadequate. the domestic environment is the issue | inadequate. the domestic- environment is the issue here, the poverty levels, unemployment and inequality. the youth unemployment stands close to 50%, that is one in two people unemployed so that the grinding poverty has affected people long before the situation was worsened by a coronavirus and the continuing lockdown, it's a big part of what we have seen.- what we have seen. cyril ramaphosa _ wh

or a perfect incorporation of 13 states into one nation. >> when a committee appointed to review the had a brilliant flash of ingenuity. it reached what came to be called the great compromise, and the question of representation. >> it appears to me, gentlemen, the states may be regarded in two different aspects. in the first, as districts have people composing one political society, in a second as so many political societies. >> i agree with doctor johnson. >> i agree this settles the matter once and for all. both the people out of the states can have in congress. >> would you please read your statement again said the committee will have the proposal clearly before it? >> first, in the first branch of the legislature, each of the states now and then union will now be allowed one member for every 40,000 inhabitants. second, in the second branch, each state will have an equal vote. >> do we all agree? >> this broke the deadlock. the delegates determined to give the states equal representation in the senate and to base representation in the house, on population. the way it was open for

we're incorporating this beautiful outdoor space. that is your time. >> thank you, very much for your time. >> ok. >> commissioners may have additional questions. members of the public, this is your opportunity to speak to this matter by stressing star and then 3. >> good afternoon and good evening commissioners, corey smith on behalf of the housing action coalition in support i can just send it to you and it's in your inbox and we absolutely love this project and it is adaptive reuse in a location that doesn't see a lot of housing and we think that those make a lot of sense. the are ban design and the project is really exemplary and the creativity of the project that you have in front of you adding housing units and homes for people, money for subsidized affordable housing, it's a winner all the way around. and respectfully ask that you continue to move the project forward today. thank you, very much. >> is it my time to speak? >> it is. >> ok. yes, my name is karen flood from the union square did and we did submit a letter in suppo

it would actually -- the -- the remaining enlisted personnel were incorporated in the rhode island regiment with the exception of a single segregated company still belonging to the first rhode island. that was captain thomas arnold's large company, 65 privates by spring 1778. while that company remained at valley forge and with the main army, it's fielded with colonel angle's second rhode island. this is actually a little known story. while the segregated first rhode island regiment was being formed in rhode island in 1778, the main regiment never was formed but a single segregated company belonging to the regiment filled with veteran soldiers, veteran black and indian soldiers served with washington's army and took part in the campaign at monmouth. when washington's forces confronted the british in june 1778 battle of monmouth he was marched on the courthouse. early in the action having attacked the british guard these men return and drawing towards general washington's troops. lieutenant toll, i can -- after retiring something more than a mile things were ordered to -- within ten rounds a

the agency says that it will take the findings into consideration and incorporate them into current and future work across the city. >> all right, betty, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, first responders battling tropical storm elsa as they sift through the rubble of a collapsed condo. what rescuers and residents have facing. >> i didn't anticipate a storm this early in the season. >>> a northern california man is dead after a bizarre accident involving illegal fireworks. but it wasn't an explosion that killed him. >>> and california homeowners cashing in this summer renting out their backyard pools by the hour. we'll show you how it works. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >>> search crews digging through the rubble of a collapsed condo building in florida are facing a new challenge tonight -- tropical storm elsa. now the storm hit the south coast of cuba earlier today. cbs reporter bradley blackburn shows us

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geo revision was already underway, which incorporated recommendations that d.p.a. made. this commission actually voted on sending it as revised to meet and confer on may 6th. this is a really good example of the parallel work that is happening in the disciplinary review board as well as the department and other areas revising the d.g.o., and of the presentation before the commission in helping to update and keep track of the recommendations and discussions that we are having. next slide, please. the training and policy finding involved in voss his -- officers called to the scene of persons under the influence of hallucinogenic his. this individual was standing in the middle-of-the-road, exhibiting aggression and delayed speech. medics on scene assisted the person determine they were oriented and off to decline medical treatment. this didn't leave officers with a lot of options. so officers placed a 3150 hold on the individual. d.p.a. found that the training and guidance failed to help officers identify when an individual's intoxication level may be equivalent to a mental

he routinely advised them to incorporate a short list of buzzwords in their reports to frame themselves as the hero and the 1st and the suspect who might have been injured or killed. as the aggressor. words like, resist overcome, vigorous, violent, subdue fear and attack. nolan said, even if they were exaggerations lucky for cubs, many of those are still single syllable words. they're not thinkers. i know that hearing cobs lie is about a shocking is hearing your uncle rufus once a fried squirrel testicles, he'll like. i'd be more surprised if he had room. anyway, we're happy when he's busy eating coral death the goals because i mean there's not grew up in the neighbor's dog. but even though it's not shocking, whistleblowers like thomas nolan are still important because just think about how many people's lives have been ruined by those falls. police reports how many people are in prison this minute because of lion cuffs in the largest prison state in the world. it's tough to comprehend. hey richard branson got any room for more taxes on the spacecraft there. how big is that craft? we're

electoral y la residencia enero de dos22 el mismo modo la ley electoral en el 2016 en el que se incorporeocer a los guatemaltecos, ejercer ese derecho que en la pasada elección no tuvo éxito. sin embargo menos de 1000 personas les de más de 3 millones redes de trabajo será arduo. la comunidad migrante en los estados unidos es importancia para guatemala. tienen una gran participación en la economía guatemalteca. ella tiene que haber dejadez e importancia que tiene económicamente a nivel político participaron. pon su voto en el extranjero para ello estar generando la solicitud electrónica a través de esta página y a partir de agosto les permitirá empadronarse y saber sus preferencias o preocupaciones a lahora de votar todas las herramientas necesarias para poder tener esa garantía en el que se garantizan resultados y participación ciudadana incluirá reuniones y locales para garantizar a sus connacionales que podránvotar sin temor tiene la imagen de lo que estaba volando llevando pancartas con aseguró la policía. y fue necesario desmontarles. el incidente sigue bajo investigación. estamos en

for the flood hazard mapping and risk analysis program to allow for climate change data to be incorporated into flood risk analysis fema is also working to ensure that communities are protected financially from flooding. fema is updating the national flood insurance program methodology to fix inequities by closely aligning premiums to the specific flood risk of each home. the fiscal year '22 budget also includes a means tested affordability proposal to ensure that everyone who needs flood insurance can afford it. in conclusion, the pandemic is a important turning point for our country and challenges us to rethink our decisions and investments. this past year has not been easy, and i would like to republic news the professionalism and perseverance demonstrated in the workforce. i look forward to working with the members of this committee as we build a more ready and resilient nation. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> i thank the administrator for her testimony. i remind each member he or she will have five minutes to question the witness. i recognize myself for questions. >> what you're

don't the nation off campus and the way they incorporate that will give rise to the national uprising without a doubt. and i'll be one of the in the room, but the one does it show you can't afford to mit branch a board. and i'm rachel blevins in washington coming after red hot us housing market has weekend pool and the week emerging demand during the pandemic. straight ahead, we look at the numbers, both in the us and abroad. what street has received backing for lending reform from the european central bank? but what does it mean to the recovering nation? will bring you a live report from asset? then we take a look at private space industry after jeff bader, the blue origin is trying to make a deal with nasa on the lunar lander project. we'll get to the bottom of what the company is trying to accomplish the facts. so today will dive right in we leave the program with the state of the global housing market. the house prices in the world's. busy wealthiest nations may be overvalued by as much as 10 percent amid the recent boom. according to british research firm, oxford, ex economics. n

easier with international regulations if they go through the compliance of, you know, becoming incorporated because it's not a simple process, but you know, soon away it's happening elsewhere in the, in the world. we're just seeing a lot more of it in the us because of some structural capabilities and, you know, capital and there, and i have 30 seconds for this. but you looted the price point, you know, it's $250000.00, at least to get on a virgin galactic flight. you know, and we can remember, obviously, airplanes were that expensive, but it was expensive to fly. when that technology became available. do you anticipate that that price will eventually become come down? it will. i know blue origin wants to get it down to i think florida, no virgin galactic. i can't, don't put me on that one. but if they want to get down to 40 kays than price points, but if we're comparing it to airlines, that was regulated space for a while and what brought the price point down so. so this is a little different, aaron, pagan, adjunct professor of strategy and economic depaul university. thanks is always for

and those two large segregated companies numbering 108 privates were incorporated into the rhode island regiments and kept as segregated companies. adding black musicians and soldiers on other duty at that time social comprised 29.29% of the regimen. so it's it's much larger than a 17.5% that you saw in october 1777 and it must have impressed the viewers anyone who had seen it recommend at the time. now before we move on from the rhode island regimen a bit more about the unit. the segregated robot first rhode island regiment was an outlier an experiment board of a necessity in an army of integrated regimen or units. the experiment was largely on unsuccessful but through no fault of its own the fact that the regiment remains seriously under strengths the entire term of its existence was largely due to legislature cutting off slave enlistment only four months after it was begun. still in 19th century the black regimen became a symbol an example of african-american ability as soldiers was seen by many as the precursor to the united states code regiments that were formed during our civil wa

i think that we should try to see if that could be incorporated at the front end. once the infrastructure is completed, there won't be that opportunity again. and perhaps it's better that we have audits rather than random. so that's something that we should consider and hopefully we'll discuss that tomorrow. any other items the directors would like to put on for future agenda? >> yes, i do. >> chairman: yes, mark, go ahead. >> thank you. this is something we've discussed in the past, but we're definitely going to be talking about it in the future and i think, you know, more, we'll know a lot more as the building continues and this would be the current commercial residences here and especially the two restaurants and the supermarkets, you know, what will their role be in the future? how or what are we going to do about that? so, you know, it's kind of a general thing that we can't really answer quite yet, but i would like us to look at it sometime as a future agenda item. >> okay. thank you, mike for that. >> thank you. anything else? >> not me. >> okay. hearing non

they are all human beings now, there's a long involved story incorporated in the book on the chapter on abolition in which i will go through every iconographic piece of information that johnson puts in this picture, but all summarize by saying if you pay attention to the top half as well as the bottom half what you will get as a white. linking in a bedroom window and out the other window as a dark-skinned black woman holding a light skin child. there is a ladder going from that bedroom window up to the bedroom wing of the big house and a bolt of fabric coming out the other bedroom window as though there is a way in and out without being seen there's a rooster up here and is 119th century reviewer said roosters have a habit in the evenings of finding a perch and calling to the hen to spend the night with them. well the hen is on top of the slave quarters. if you start adding up all of the little ends and outs and then look down here at the white girl entering the backyard with the black woman checking to make sure the coast is clear. some reviewers said she's coming to hear the music.

gave it to one of my authors amanda fortini who's writing a book about las vegas and how she can incorporate some of the themes. >> host: when you pick up a manuscript do you know within 10 or 15 pages whether or not it's going to work? >> guest: do you mean a submission like when it's submitted to me? >> host: yes. >> guest: there are a whole bunch of variables that come into play. who the authors and does the author have a background and in is it something you'd be interested in? you would a ridiculous to say -- it doesn't fall into my area and i think after all these years i may be able to sniff out if they are writing is really good. if someone is a great writer i don't care if they have never published before i just signed up 33-year-old no one has heard of. it's all those combinations but yes you really can tell very quickly. we have 30 submissions a week you can't read everything. you can look in your always polite because people have feelings. >> host: robert weil publishing director of liveright books. congratulations on your 10th anniversary and thanks for joining us on booktv. >>

something being done in american medicine it begins of incorporating the person andbe the assessment and that is wrong it should not be there all it does is skew results in that is problematic. i wish i could see this is changing quickly i see changing racially slowly. host: this text was sent i am a behavioral health psychiatric nurse. one of the things i've noticed of working on the psychiatric unit sat patients of color, especially black patients higher on - - higher doses of psychoactive meds compared to white patients that exhibited similar symptoms that always bothered me. >> you are absolutely right it has been a very long time looking at the psychiatric unit in the emergency department african-american patients are more likely to be diagnosed us with a psychosis the same symptoms that give a white person a less serious illness so the symptoms tend to be interpreted much more dramatically with much more severe illness the same behavior as white people they tend to be given higher doses of medication than whites when i ask a psychiatric nurse why itit was black people received

i believe this plan has incorporated a lot of what we discussed. i believe we need to bring that liaison structure back, but the things have shifted with our committee, in terms of our work going forward, so this is a living document. and i think the team has tried to be response supervise to some of the things we've brought forward, but, of course, we can amend as needed. this is not going to be voted on today. this is just kind of introducing our thinking and building out that work plan. i really appreciate your comments, and we'll keep working at it. so i'm going to vice chair deantonio and then member friedenbach. >> thank you so much, jesse. i think this is a great canvas for us to layer on, is how i see it. just like -- okay, some thoughts: i would like there to be a slide. it is easier for me to visualize with seeing all of the timelines align together, to see the different components that will be worked on in the same timeframe. i guess if we could elaborate and add administrative data analysis. like, i don't know if that is something as a

the given container ship got to stop and the suez canal in 2021, it prompted a flood of the many incorporated teams from movies or television series. others to parallel to personal problems like an overflowing email inbox or progress donation for the ship had the kind of symbol of the fragility of world trade. as it showed how dependent the global economy is on free passage through this to this can out, hundreds of ships were unable to get through. and on twitter of maps showing alternative routes for the positions of ships waiting to pass through. got a lot of attention. even the communist pulled off or call marks quoting the sample shows how useful needs can be and helping us understand complex systems . many people started sharing. yes. and it was the funding boats, boats stuck in canal joke, and then it turned into, okay, where is this boat? where is this canal? while is, does all world trade depend on this one time you can? why are we doing this? means are also a great way for making light of heavy feelings, such as much helplessness, like an india, which has been hard hit by covert 19,

think our city, this is another example of the way our city really stepped up in a tremendous way incorporating in restaurants, getting food to seniors and families that english is not their first language. just doing so many different things to ensure that no one went hungry. but now we have the opportunity to truly reimagine this and we appreciate your partnership and willingness to work with us as well as the marin food bank and other entities that have been doing this for years. the idea of having to stand in line outside often times in front of residential homes or in whatever the weather or whatever the elements are to stand there and get a prepackaged box, i is an older model that now this allows us the opportunity to reimagine. so, thank you very much. chair, i have a number of amendments some of it is readjusting. some of it is inserting new language. >> chairman: and this is item number two file number 21067 right? >> supervisor safai: yes. >> chairman: i have read those amendments but please feel free to describe them. i do have some little questions and a couple of larger questions.

our actions affect communities, families and businesses across the country, everything we do is incorporateservice mission. the resumptiontr of this initiative will further strengthen efforts to learn from a broad range of how they are recovering from economic partnerships by the pandemic. will do everything we can to support the recovery and foster progress report. maximum employment and stable prices. thank you and i look forward to our discussion. >> thank you very much and i would like to clarify that the end of this hearing is 3:00, 12:00 p.m. eastern time. so thank you very much and at this time, i would like to recognize myself for five minutes of questions. chair powell, i want to understand some of the data behind recent inflation figures specifically as it relates to housing and home prices. according to monetary policies report, we discussed today new construction and residential improvement have often well above three pandemic levels and demand has outpaced supply construction has been limited by material shortages have been constrained by low inventories. this clearly outweighs

we do incorporate that. where it is appropriate, we do that. also in my own monetary policy, it matters as well. rep. foster: certainly, if you have some sort of write up on that, i would very much appreciate it because getting the coefficients their correct are important to understanding the policy decisions. do you have any general feelings on the apparent disconnect of the stock market with the feelings of ordinary families? there was a scream of pain from the general public and he had stock markets and record highs. what is your thinking on that? chair. powell: i never express an opinion on the level of the stock market perimeter what it is doing is pricing in future cash flow. it is thinking ahead. what happened last year was early on. at the beginning, there was a crash. after the cares act past and the things we did, markets recovered quickly. looking ahead to what became a strong recovery. the recovery did exceed expectations. but i can't comment on the actual level. rep. foster: are you satisfied with the response to the market or you

blue states alike taking action, and i'm thrilled the majority leader and senator booker have incorporated many the provisions in my 420 bill that i introduced years ago. this is cannabis reform done right, a good dose of common sense and fairness that is long overdue in america. with the leader's indulgence, can we go to senator booker? senator schumer: no, i will introduce senator cory booker. [laughter] senator booker: this is a historic day, and start date. the united states of america has never seen this before. this is the first time in american history the majority leader of the united date senate is leading the call to end the prohibition of marijuana. and joining him is the chairperson of back of arguably one of the most powerful committees in the united fates senate -- united states senate. this is a historic day, and these two leaders are going to put their will and their work and all of their heart behind this justice bill. it has been a long journey to this moment. in my first months in the senate, in the basement i had a press conference with families of children who had some

it is something that is being done in american medicine, it begins with incorporating african-americans from the beginning in the assessment and that is wrong. it should not be there. all it does is skew results. that is very problematic. i wish i could see evidence that this is changing quickly. i see evidence it is changing glacially slowly. >> rose send this. i am a dnt behavioral health psychiatric nurse, one of the things i've noticed in my work in the psychiatric unit is patients of color, especially black patients are giving higher doses of psychoactive meds compared to the white patients who exhibited similar symptoms from the same diagnosis. that always bothered me. >> you are absolutely right. it's been a long time but along, go i worked in the psychiatric unit in the emergency department and i saw the same thing. african-american patients are more likely to be diagnosed with psychosis, serious mental illness, the same symptoms would give a white person a neurosis, less serious illness. the symptoms tend to be interpreted much more dramatically with much more severe illness th

you have no say over but you will incorporate that into your decision-making. will will adding another $4.5 trillion in new spending impact the fed's decision-making? >> i should be clear as is one of many factors that we consider and their focus i' on maximum employment prices so we would tend to look -- one thing would be you would want to know how much of its paid or and how much spending would enter the anybody's projections of the economy and ultimately lead to projections of the labor market and inflation over time. it's hard to say how without going into the details because it depends what the money is spent on. >> sure. the fed rate matters but fiscal policy impacts decision-making. for those in congress that are saying that irresponsible spending one a packed the fed's decision-making won't impact our economy long-term certainly is not in keeping with how decisions are made or they want to -- chair powell as you know there has been a great interest in the central bank digital currency. many countries like china and particular focus on establishing a --

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states alike taking action and i'm very thrilled that the majority leader and senator booker have incorporated many of the provisions that were in f-420 bill that i introduced a number of years ago. this is cannabis reform done right. a good dose of commonsense and fairness that's long overdue in america and with the leader's indulgence. and can we go to senator booker? >> no, i introduce cory booker. >> i've never been fought over like that before. [laughter] >> this is a historic debt. this is a historic debt. the united states of america has never seen a day like this before, the first time senator schumer said it's the first time democratic leader, no, this is the first time in american history the majority leader of the united states senate is leading the call to end prohibition of marijuana. and joining him is the chairperson of arguably one of, if not the most power committees in the united states senate. this is a historic day that these two leaders are going to put their will and their work and all of their heart behind this justice bill. it has been a long journey to this moment. in

for us to share our comments for you to incorporate in forward them along? >> [michelle taylor].hankful. >> [diane matsuda, president] great. thankful. >> [jonas p. ionin, commission secretary] excellent, commissioners that will conclude this item and we can move on to your final agenda item, number five for case number 2020-0059 pta at 233 gary street to permit the altar that was removed from your consent, i am sorry i mean i'm reading an item proposed for continuance. item number seven that was removed from consent for case number 2015-001033 coh-2948 battery street certificate of appropriateness. stephanie prepared to make your presentation? >> yes >> [jonasgñ?ñ? p. ionin, commission secretary] let me make you the presenter. >> good afternoon commissioners i am rebecca delgado staff before you with a request to extend the expiration date of the motion am 03454 certificate of appropriateness at 940 battery street located on the east side of battery street between main street in the streets. the property is located between article ten waterford market strips. the property was in