baytown, texas jamie's hometown.y thing that i remember her father asking me is when are you coming down? so i got some stuff together and drove down as soon as i could. and i spent most of the next week with them, mourning with the family, and then acting as a pallbearer for her funeral. andrea canning: back in college station, detective kenny elliott was working the case. anytime you have a killer out on the run, it's frustrating. you want to catch the person responsible. andrea canning: one possible suspect, that male friend jamie visited the night of her murder. he'd refused to give police a dna sample for testing. that's kind of odd if he had nothing to hide. a lot of people will not give up dna. too much tv. andrea canning: but the detective had snagged a sample from a beer mug. and when the dna finally came back, he was not a match. you felt confident that you could rule him out based on the dna not matching. yes. andrea canning: but even before the dna test cleared jamie's friend, the detective was already lo

well, thank you, jamie, for that very generous introduction. i thought you were done with the clap and then you went on so and it's great actually to be back here. i was reminiscing earlier, my first visit to this site was the virginia historical society. at the time was when i was working on that first book, frontier country the politics of war and early pennsylvania, and that book among things, studied something called dunmore war, which is probably fairly well known with this audience. but i was looking in particular at how pennsylvania and virginia were actually in a conflict at the same time over who would control pittsburgh virginia as it was want to do. i'm a pennsylvania and you know like the state claims to a whole vast parts of the country they said pittsburgh was part of virginia of course, pennsylvania said no, but a lot of records of that was here. in any case, it's been i don't know, over 15, 16 years since i've been here and and seen the transformation. and so thank you for giving me a round of applause. but i have to say, having

jamie, i'm a give me a different job. he's so far more towards your product. in one of the interviews 1000000 checks to send them in the old phone. it says to florida, i will get to the concert tomorrow to meet you attorney, and i will forward screw my slide and when the phone the app mark up, now she's in as if i'm going to have one. it slaps when i was only went home and there's you go, would surely be delighted that the club he built for the poor folk of cousin blanket has made such strides through the songs and t for those people have a voice that can't be ignored. the hallmark lift that known as salvador is a sports photographer and the raja fine. let's click where i'm not saying i don't want people and the she wants them advise him to kick on the safety of them all at outlook is using that. oh, it has good sounds good, i can find for the sake of, of, of got a message and the coworkers is out as of midnight. follow, give us fungible, sprinkle and photo get off the path for you can use the basic still follow the fluid. what's a got a cd and of course we wi

and jamie, to you rightfully please. award season. the. goes to the oscar goes to. goes to. goes to. for the biggest prize of them all. there's a new way to raise the stakes. there's a whole group of people out there that have been yearning for this. we salute you. gambling on the oscars has been legal in the united states since 2019. and draftkings, one of the largest online sportsbooks in the united states, has taken wagers on all 23 categories. what's the major difference between betting on something like the oscars versus betting on a game? you take a game. we have all this data of previous games and, you know, current year, prior year injuries, intangibles for oscars and, you know, award shows. it's about who won. who won the awards show prior to this. and the oscar goes to emma stone. when it comes to the oscars, how much is hunch versus science? the hunch also plays into who do i like? i got a good feeling about this. they've never won or they've won a couple. it's been a while since they've won one. so i think all that does come into play. and we noticed that on the

i think his days are numbered really, but uh, jamie bass was right on and asking those questions and stating the fact that the, the conscripts are blowing young man off the street to go to battle. that's how bad things are there. and so it's not a good situation for his lunch guy. as a matter of fact, i think i may have said earlier, these may be as last days as the president, i think there's going to be an uprising in the parliament in your grade and you have that he needs to step aside or step down and a lot of people i'm voicing that all the as well because uh like president trump and said has said that he has no cods, that's the days. all right, so given the large corruptions candles in ukraine and reports that military lead, as miss represented russian advances cult goods, the last case information be less reliable than what comes from the lighthouse as well. it is, uh, it seems, the less reliable, but you gotta, you have to understand its propaganda. that ease of putting out there about how good things are. well when, when they're not winning the worst, it's being designated. u

i think his days are numbered really, but uh, jamie bass was right on and asking those questions and stating the fact that the, the conscripts are pulling young man off the streets to go to battle. that's how bad things are there. you have to understand is propaganda cities of putting out there about how good things are when they're not willing to it's being designated uh the country. uh, as we said. and it said that almost 15000000 ukraine has ever much ukraine. looked at all the young people what the poland, germany, france, united states it's, it's just, they don't have the strength to continue. and i, i think what we say there on like support ends. alexys on life support. uh, that's why trump is not taking sides. he said, okay, we've got to have both sides the involved in this process, we have to have ukrainians. we have to have the russians. said truck even ask, what is the last time you talked to? no answer there. and so if they're not talking, how can you get to a piece agreement and it concludes the word stop the killing. and so it's not a good situation for the landscape. th

with those framing remarks i will invite andy and jamie to remarks of their own.then we will throw iten to questions for all of you. thank you and welcome john and andy. >> it's great to be here. [inaudible] should i start again? let me just ÃÃin case you couldn't hear me, let me start at the top. i want to underscore andy green i also want to offer a few thoughts on what we did over the last four years to show the trajectory of where we were going and what you evaluate beyond the trajectory. those are the questions you as congressional staff and your constituents the american people should be thinking and asking. the hourglass that diana talked about in the food and agricultural supply chains is an important image to keep in your head because you have a squeezed bottleneck of the supply chain you have these bottlenecks that squeeze in part because of decades long nonenforcement of the antitrust laws going back to the reagan-bush era but also because of those middle parts of the supply chain tend to be very heavy capital investments, big slaughterhouse or heavy investments in the tech

as just doesn't exist, and we're already hearing reports that, that ice is releasing, releasing to jamie's back into the population with, with ankle bracelet. so show up at a hearing, but rather than, rather than deporting them in many ways completely. exactly what happened on the biden, and on the, on the obama. but, but again, it's the spectacle, it's the, it's the, it's the, and now that you know that there's 2 ways of thinking about it. it's the, there's the argument that the cruelty is the point. right? and then we, we need to have spectacles of cruelty besides what beads. you know, the trump base doesn't matter if the reality is, is it doesn't match that people think it is trouble, say the cruelties. the point is an argument for this waiting people from coming as well. yeah. like if we we create the spectrum. yeah. we won't have the, the image, the undocumented alien crisis. i think so, but i think it, the spectacle is for domestic consumption. i think it's for his base. i don't think it's, i think people going to come. i mean, nobody takes that journey. nobody puts that children in

. >> todd: if he gets jamie dimon, crypto hater on board, i'll pay attention. >> cheryl: jp morgan willo there clients, they are still on the fence. >> todd: want for cheryl on mornings with maria. don't catch her, catch cheryl on mornings with maria. you don't want to miss it. in yellow. >> carley: looking grorgeous as always. >> todd: and -- display flags of terror groups such as hamas or hezbollah. new york city council leader joins me now. this bill was introduced by two democrats, will that be enough to sway the far left members of assembly to vote for it? >> i'm hoping it does. we already criminalized burning crosses, swastikas and nooses. now this is terrorizing people of certain religion or ethnicity, it makes sense, i hope it makes it out of committee and to the floor and i hope the governor signs it and willing to put in a supporting resolution for it. >> todd: are you concerned about challenges on free speech grounds from aclu and groups like that? >> i'm sure they will, there is p precedence set, you cannot burn a cross, you cannot display a noose or swastikas. these are hat

. >> brian: i love it, think you, jamie.-w okplease give the vcr back.k to college campuses.. >> do you feel free to say anything you f want to? your opinions are okay? >> yes, they are okay. >> brian: critics say it is a conservative campus that will failvers. i went to the university of the austinr to find out for myself.m it is only on "one nation." bring up the music. ♪ ♪ dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. dude, i really need a new phone. check out my new samsung galaxy s25 ultra. it's got galaxy ai. imagine this thing running on our superfast xfinity mobile network. and i also heard that it can do multiple things with a si

. >> and i would like to thank jamie ashbury for recording and making sure our meetings are made for the public with s.f. gov tv. and mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes. public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. when your item and ventures comes up and public comment is closed please line up to speak on your right. alternatively may submit public comment in writing in each of the following ways email them to myself the rules committee clerk at basi to your dot y o u and g at s.f. gov. if you submit public comment by email it will be included as part of the file. may also submit your comments by us mailed to our office in city hall. when dr. carlton be good place room two four for san francisco california nine for 1 or 2 please make sure this time that's all cell phones and electronic devices documents to be included as part of the fire should be submitted to the clerk i just acted upon today are to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of march 4th, 2025 unless otherwise stated. that completes my initial announcements. >> thank you mr. clerk would yo

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it's up to you know you know, kind of jamie can just take the vote to fellow commissioners.can we take a vote on this then move on second just to repeat it. commissioner brackett moved seconded by commissioner lim commission members, please police announce your vote when i call your name. commissioner brackett yes, commissioner lim. yes, vice chair aquino? yes. and chair scott. yes, madam chair. the vote is four eyes. this item will continue to the next agenda. >> shall i call the next item? >> can i call madam secretary? police call the next item. >> next is item five c workshop on the madam secretary, can we take a five minute break, please? >> sure. we're going to recess for five minutes. we'll return at . >> okay, we're in place. director thore will make an announcement at excuse me. thank you, madam chair and thank you for the commission for reconvening due to the time constraint i want to make a recommendation to the commission the item five d which is the small business enterprise and local hiring policy. some of the staff had to go to other commitments and so i recom

jamie raskin's company took $160 million of usaid money just in 2023 alone.heldon whitehouse's wife got $12 million from usaid money because she has some kind of ocean research company that is just a fraud. they gave $2 billion from climate money to that woman in georgia who ran for governor, stacey abrams. $2 billion. and here's another crazy thing you are not going to hear on the news. our government said fema had no money for those people in hawaii when they were burned out. they didn't have any money for the people in ohio. they didn't have any money for hurricane victims in florida or north carolina but in the time that those things were going on they handed out one $1 billion to illegal aliens, including the roosevelt hotel which is owned by the pakistani government. i have no faith in the media. alec soros and his father just bought hundreds of radio stations, and c-span, you guys are about ready to put a traitor on the air at 9:00, alexander vindman. he leaked trump's phone call to zelenskyy when trump was trying to find out why all those millions flo

jamie raskin's company took $160 million of usaid money just in 2023 alone.ldon whitehouse's wife got $12 million from usaid money because she has some kind of ocean research company that is just a fraud. they gave $2 billion from climate money to that woman in georgia who ran for governor, stacey abrams. $2 billion. and here's another crazy thing you are not going to hear on the news. our government said fema had no money for those people in hawaii when they were burned out. they didn't have any money for the people in ohio. they didn't have any money for hurricane victims in florida or north carolina but in the time that those things were going on they handed out one $1 billion to illegal aliens, including the roosevelt hotel which is owned by the pakistani government. i have no faith in the media. alec soros and his father just bought hundreds of radio stations, and c-span, you guys are about ready to put a traitor on the air at 9:00, alexander vindman. he leaked trump's phone call to zelenskyy when trump was trying to find out why all those millions flowe

jamie asked but never got a response. she was then replaced. the national marine fisheries service commissioned a peer review of the tommy river volunteer agreement but panned the science behind the fish models. but the spc never responded. it appears that science doesn't matter. yes, you see. please step up as leaders and serve as a check and balance against staff. >> thank you very much. thank you for your comment. the scenario there are no more callers in the queue. >> thank you. item five report of the general manager. thank you, madam secretary. item five is local community workers and small business report ben poole and wendy macey will be presenting if i can please have the slides. so good afternoon commissioner casey and commissioners. my name is ben poole and i'm the director of workforce and program services there. >> backwards right. okay. good morning. give us some key facts that are you guys that you are if i go forward. okay. again, i'm going to start over. my name is ben poole. i'm the director of workforce and economic program s

in 1982 she met oscar rickman and together they welcomed a beautiful daughter jamie. later in 1994 she met bob harris and they were blessed with a son sidney loretta. his greatest joys in life was being a mother and she devoted herself wholeheartedly to her children and granddaughter regina love. >> her love for god guided her life and in 2002 she earned an associate degree in theology followed by a bachelor's degree in biblical studies in 2004 from survivor ministries bible college. miss loretta honed his skills as a legal secretary a career that spanned over 30 years. in 1996 she took a bold step into entrepreneurship founding wiltshire's word processing service offering notary and legal services to her community. later she pursued another passion by launching love shoe boutique, a venture she hoped to pass down to her children as a legacy of success. >> despite facing challenges, loretta is resilient, shown brightly. she overcame addiction and through faith and perseverance completed the 12 step program at grace center in april of 1994. this triumph was one of her