before you currently is the five-year itt plan, technology plan for the city. just by way of introduction i think 20/20 has been a pivotal year for us in terms of the importance of technology but also where technology has fallen flat in terms of assets for our community and for how people have tried to get access to city services public information.this has helped to inform our plan and 2 big centraldrivers to the plan you see before you is the context around equity and accessibility . our team has worked hard to build the office of racial equity and in particular how it thinks about us providing services to remove barriers to many of our community members. we have a few contexts that are critical which is this idea about meeting people where they are, trying to create easy and accessible service for people as much as possible and helping to focus on the things that help people when it comes to economic recovery including how we connect folks to jobs and workforce development and potentially housing and permitting services to be universallyaccessible . we look

before you currently is the five-year itt plan, technology plan for the city. just by way of introduction i think 20/20 has been a pivotal year for us in terms of the importance of technology but also where technology has fallen flat in terms of assets for our community and for how people have tried to get access to city services public information.this has helped to inform our plan and 2 big centraldrivers to the plan you see before you is the context around equity and accessibility . our team has worked hard to build the office of racial equity and in particular how it thinks about us providing services to remove barriers to many of our community members. we have a few contexts that are critical which is this idea about meeting people where they are, trying to create easy and accessible service for people as much as possible and helping to focus on the things that help people when it comes to economic recovery including how we connect folks to jobs and workforce development and potentially housing and permitting services to be universallyaccessible . we look

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you bring in unflux of new voters it makes itt harder for republicans to move forward.r individuals placed in the conditions, and their journey, if they make it happens to young women and girls, they are abused. this is not humane and not good for americans, for american workers. it is not good for americans when you bring a large set of population that will probably take more from welfare state than contributing. what else is the conclusion? about power and to benefit the democratic party with potentially new votes. >> are so right. when i first heard that argument, i thought that was you know too deeply cynical to be true. one last point. i heard other day chad wolf, saying in his view, the central problem is democrats see it has a resource issue. send more resources to border to process people, more people, more federal money spend. rather than what actually, it is an illegal behavior issue. you have to stop and fight back against illegal behavior. >> you know, it is odd. if you look at issue, most how mew hai -- humane thing to deter them. even looking at remain in

you in combat voter suppression, both are not being suppressed, this is what the left says they make itt opposite, when i hear them say they're trying to combat voter suppression i always know there after suppressing votesnd themselves in making sure that they stay in power, h.r.1 is extremely extremely dangerous and we need to make sure that we are trying to combat it and find every single manner that we can. maria: how do we stop this, you say take the kids out of school, how do you ensure that the curriculum is not biased the way it is right now. >> it is biased 100% biased i think parents need to start suing schools for this sort of stuff because it's indiscriminate nation. maria: it is great to see you, thank you so much, that does it for "sunday morning features", thank you so much for being with us, i maria bartiromo wishing all of you happy easter. you could catch us at 3:00 p.m. eastern on fox news and the conversation continues this week on "mornings with maria" on fox business 6 - nottingham eastern, have a greatat weekend. ♪ keeping your oysters business growing has you swamp

and itt was. in this case if d.c.and ultimately, it would be next on the docket, who would produce for a new republican senators and to new republican house members, and democrats still wanted to do it, i believe them, that they would do it because they wanted representation. if the pathway to citizenship that would turn 22 million illegal aliens into voters, if two-thirds of them would vote republican, i would believe them when they said they want these people to come out of the shadows. it's all about power, and i would think that even some moderates don't want doubling up the minimum wage. some moderates don't want corporate tax rates to increase because they benefit from the top, can trump economy, some moderates on the benefit side don't deal with this climate change alarmism so things are going to be violent as well as republican voices. so i will say to these moderate democrats, you are next. you don't go along with that hard-core left-wing agenda. a >> sean: do you believe the 50 republicans will stand togethe

. >> it's a clever game, isn't itt and it works. you're right. this isn't about infrastructure.en new deal when less than 6% goes to highways, bridges and roads. the covid bill wasn't about covid when less than 10% goes to thcovid. hr-1 is a partisan take over of an election system but it's a clever game because it disguises these policies and they are able to lie about it but they have to lie about it, jason, because look at the last time democrats tried to pass a big climate change policy. it died in the senate in 2009 when democrats had 59 seats in the senate and theyas couldn't t it done. so they have to lie about it because what would actually happen if americans really knew what was in some of these pieces of legislation? do you think americans would support the largest tax increase in a generation to pay for hundreds of billions of dollars in subsidies for electric cars or retro fitting houses? do you think they would pay forn these policies that move us away from affordable energy here in the united states? of course not, jason, but they are allowed to lie about it becau

the purposes to which he put itt the personal and the political benefits that accrued, and the political danger that lay in being known as a humorist, particularly as a leader in time of war.uit of i would suggest on balance that he derived more advantage than not from the pursuit of laughter, and that his humor waa an essential element in his statesmanship, in his skill in public affairs. we should recognize that lincol. deployed humor as an act of s ae deliberate self consciousness therapy. as a health-giving salve.er hisabil appetite for comic rele and his notorious vulnerability to depression, with were two to sides of the same coin.h he was laughter was a therapeutic antidote to the grievous low nt spirits to which he was prone. lincoln explained, if it were not for these stories, jests, jokes, i should die. they give vent. they are the vents of my moods and gloom. at the landmark cabinet meetingh of september the 22nd, 1862, where he unveiled the ng a s preliminary emancipation proclamation, he began by reading out a short piece by artemus ward. gentlemen, why don't you laugh, he a

fauci, itt is time give us a goalpost and tell us what the bar is going to be.iz: let's show the viewer thelo things that dr. fauci has been flip-flopping, were gonna show it now, government officials are supposed to save lives and save jobs, if critics say he botched it at the house hearing, jim jordan's question was reasonable and dr. fauci refused to answer the question, what metrics and standards are you using to reopen, 15 days to stop the spread but dr. fauci saying is veryn frustrating when people question him about that, he said this is nothing to do with liberty when all americans of all political stripes have sacrificed a lot during the year, he said there's nothing. >> i think the kansans i talked to feel like demanding more from we wear a mask is taken where liberties and i think this is adding to the vaccine hesitancy, one of the reasons they won't get the vaccine what is the reward going to be, if you won't give us a goalpost we've been doing a lot of listening groups to, what is causing the vaccine hesitancy and doctor fauci's vague americans coul

writing about the health issues related to the surge and migrants in the la health officials i'll call itt unprecedented freighted and running the office of refugee resettlement, and the health anu human services, he said that the open the shelters the care they've given is a crisis standard of care. to be directed the bided team seriously defining the calls to label the border situation crisis. a number of people have written about this.ch why is this such a big deal and call the situation of crisis. >> it is a good question and i went into this thinking that it was not quite sure why there was so much focus on that and some of the folks who live along the border share and other law enforcement along the border one sheriff actually made this exact analogy to that if the homeland security secretaryec said that e challenge, not a crisis. as a sheriff said, you are facing a challenge, that means and you're in school you've got a crisis, that means you're feeling the class and you need a major changes. and some his point is that if you're labeling a challenge, you know and understand exactly

it was not easily hammered out but itt got done that said if yu do certain things the right way, businessover here does certain things right way, we can make this work. you can leave a decent life and you can send your kids to state schools, and we will get along that way. and, in fact, we did. now as i point out, tuition at ohio state university, at ohio university, the public state institutions, is reallyio expensive. it ought to be free. >> right. >> it ought to be t free. just a minimal amount of money. >> i went to bowling green state university and i think was $3000. i graduated in 1986 and it was all free because i cut federal financial aid. ifi have paid that money back ts of time since then with my taxes. of course you have said that going to college might have even saved h my life because it allod me to get out of a depressed area and, frankly, i depressing situation. and to have meaningful work that doesn't really exist so much for families like mine in my small town. >> right. >> i just feel so lucky that i wasn't born 15 years later because that same little girl wouldn't have

which is why part of just going outside of itt and saying setting up shop in serving entertainment is not quite the strategy some conservatives think. think the question is what does this look like in ten years? i think there are ways in which sort of progressive awoken this is taking institutions that were liberal but still openll to conservative and conservative values and trying to make them more ideologically uniformed effectively more overtly some cases. i would expect that would sort of have an impact on hollywood. i think it does in certain ways already. and ways that might then lead to some kind of the movie industry version of sub stack. [laughter] spit ross i believe that's all the time we have heard as always this is been great fun, thank you everyone for joining a spirit i strongly encourage you all to read ross's argument in full in the newly released paperback edition of "the decadent society" america before and after the pandemic. which is available wherever books are sold. for those even the audience who are not members of interested in joining i directed you the link

>> yes itt is. we can calculate the amount of force based on the weight of officer chauvin.is body weight taking into account with the gear that he carries and also remove the weight of his shinbone and his boot subtracting these and then you can calculate the weight. blackwell: can you calculate the changes or narrowing in the space people have to breathe through? >> yes. separately. blackwell: is this again through breathing through a small opening like a straw? >> if you breathe through a narrow passageway, it is like breathing through a drinking straw but it's s much worse. breathing through drinking straw is somewhat unpleasant but not that unpleasant and then it gets much worse than that. blackwell: is a space narrows is it more difficult to breathe through? back enormously more we know that through physics. blackwell: could also be calculated. >> yes. blackwell: that calculation is a specific to george floyd? >> no. anybody we know physiologically when you have that level of narrowing it would happen too anybody. blackwell: explain to the jury what those calculations

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