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john martin was like it doesn't matter.what i need is somebody who cares how to connect this great airport and make it sustainable. i don't think i understood what he meant when he said sustainable. sfo can be doing good. sustainable to the planet. making sure how sfo as a footprint as an organization that the footprint leaves behind the impact with people with enough money to raise families here with a career. that its impact on the bay area and the governments that it serves, the nine counties the economic largest helps the region. as a public agency it is our responsibility to figure that out. the charge was to try to come down to sfo and we did. we first set out and did this, we called in experts from all over. probably from doe to say how is it that we can reduce energy, reduce emissions, save water. what can we do as an airport? is it possible? we sat around for hours with these martie pants people, scientists and presentations. by the end everybody in that room was convinced, yes, we can get to zero energy, we can ge

. >> thank you we have a hand up with john martin unmute yourself you can ask your question. >> we see that you are still muted. there we are. >> thank you. >> this sounds like a remarkable book yeent to take a lot of time on my question because it is selfishly interested and my brother and myself is -- common or rare. both served in the vietnam war my brother serve d in company clerk in marines and air squadron and ambushed one night controlled -- private. and a star for his bravery. i was drafted in the 60s about ten years before him. and i was assigned to germany but pure chance, we manage again to met in 19909s and went to vietnam wall and members oh, my god, he was still alive when i put him on the chopper. and i wonder if that's a common experience. and other question is, ten years later, danny wrote screght his memoir in vietnam war in pentagon papers. and i was serving as journalist in washington at the too many i got it -- and then when i started teaching at columbia i was -- i was just overwhelmed by what he was saying what he was doing and i sent a copy to my brother. in cal

in the spirit of john lewis, martin luther king, we recognize that we have come a long way. but if you look at the health disparities around covid, income inequality, if you look at all of those things, you see why we have a long way to go. and that's why i'm excited about president biden's initiative on racial equity because the way you honor black history is to secure black futures. and so that's what we're trying to do in a whole-of-government approach to racial equity. not just criminal justice reform. but income equality, making sure that black families can buy homes and pass down generational wealth and take the equity out to start a business or pay for college for their kids. that's what we're focused on and that's how we're going to honor black history month through service and through investing in the futures of black americans. >> a perfect answer. and i love the fact that you paid homage to the titans in your life starting with your mother. that's a very good son. cedric richmond, thank you very much, i appreciate your time here on "weekends with alex witt." >> th

tomorrow, it will be joined by john miguel st. martins team successfully landed the mars rover, and he was an adviser to this mission. >>> and pitchers and catchers at spring training, but the preseason baseball is going to be looking different thanks to covid. the players and the coaching and the staff are to quarantine and get contract tracing devices. teams in florida will be more relaxed schedule and the teams on the gulf coast will play each other and the same with the teams on the east coast. and if nine innings are not deemed necessary somehow, the fans will be in the stands. but it is going to be limite numbers. >>> 60 seconds left on the race to the finish, and nbc news just confirmed that the fbi and u.s. attorneys have now launched an investigation into the covid nursing home deaths in new york state and the new york state governor andrew cuomo's handling of them. >>> millions of texas are still in the dark as brutal storms continue to pound the nation, and the south and the east are bracing for snow and ice. >>> the justice d

john f. kennedy, the present at the time, you write about mountain luther -- martin luther king's views on john f. kennedy. less than positive. what did he think of the president's approach in the early days? prof. joseph: he did not think kennedy did enough. he did not think kennedy empathized deeply enough with black people as human beings. certainly kennedy is going to undergo evolution and i right about that. by june 11, 1953, kennedy makes what i think is the finest speech of his presidency. dr. king is critical of jack kennedy. kennedy had sought the king endorsement. king didn't endorse anybody in the 1960 election. dr. king is in jail for nine days in atlanta. john f. kennedy and bobby kennedy are instrumental in getting dr. king released. they used that to help them win more black support. that tips the election in their favor. king and kennedy are tied politically. john kennedy until the spring of 1963 is too cautious. he does not know what to do about civil rights and racial justice. he does not want it to take over his agenda. martin luther king jr. is very critical. susan: we have

because planes trains and automobiles is a great movie and that's nokia yes that's steve martin he's never been better john candy may he rest in peace like it's why oh that's so who knows what he would have done passed away so young younger than i am. i like that now it seems to me that if i'm not aware time is passing it shouldn't pass right but strangely enough i'm now that kid in the breakfast club on his dad. just absence i don't know how that will screw and i musta been having me which. i'm glad you have some grounding in portland and with your parents like you said you saw a marriage that exist high school lovers to the stabbing that lets all sweet underlay because when you have back to back films like breakfast club it say now most fire and that time when for god's sakes folks day at the nosebleed seats at the former courtside that was a crazy time in los angeles they get a new mustang you must've been hanging on in a way it's fun in another way you're hanging onto a comet for dear life. yeah but also you know at that time i was living in new york so i would come out here late for work and i was liv

martin. >>> first, berkeley looking to revamp zoning ordinances. >> john ramos and fly some say the policyexclusionary. >> reporter: this neighborhood seems like a lovely suburban setting. you would never guess it is also the birthplace of segregating house and in america. >> we have a couple of skull skeletons in the closet. daryl olens lives in one of the apartment buildings in berkeley. will down the street one block, and when he gets to this post, he is in an area that would not have welcomed him 100 years ago. >> this is the city that originated single-family zoning for races in class reason. >> reporter: single-family zoning is common throughout the bay area and across america, prohibiting the building of multiunit housing. in 1916, it was introduced to the world in berkeley as a way of intentionally excluding lower income people of color. >> the realtor magazine says you are going to stop the and asiatics for moving into this part of berkeley. >> reporter: clearly, that is not the inio

reedsville, and young feels like the experience may have brought out the best in john kennedy, but left scars on martin luther king, jr. that never healed. he also speculated he became comfortable then with the idea of his own death. how do you think that transformed him as a leader and what it means for the movement going forward? >> well, it was also an honor to spend time with ambassador young during one of my trips to atlanta. and it was based on late night conversations he had with dr. king and something that dr. king never joked about, but he had to go through facing down death if he was going to be able to fulfill his mission. he came to terms with that, ambassador young called it the dark night of the soul, as told in christian tradition. but from there, dr. king could go on to birmingham where he would really change so many hearts and mind in america to move the politicians like kennedy to getting civil rights legislation moving. so, i just want to make sure that folks understand that mr. black, reverend moss, they changed dr. king. they were inspired by dr. king and they inspired dr. king and

martin luther king jr. and congressman john louis and so many others paved the way.ryone, you are a part of their legacy, no matter race or color. if they did what they did then, imagine what you can do now. dr. carter g. woodson wrote many books including the miseducation of the negro. one passage feels very appropriate, especially after the attack on the capitol. supporters of conspiracy theories and extremist groups may want to heed the warning. it's aimed at black people but applies to us all. quote, when you determine what a man shall think, you do not have to concern yourself about what he will do. if you make a man feel that he is inferior, you do not have to compel him to except an inferior status. . he will seek it himself. if you make a man think he is justly an outcast, you do not have to order him to the back door. he will go without being told. and if there is no back door his very nature will demand one." . the next time something online gets your blood boiling, put it to the test. does in make me feel like an outcast? angry? bitter? dehumanized, vindic

may have told stories about satchel paige coming here of they heard about muhammad ali and martin luther king, johnar "dooky" chase jr. serving as a meeting spot for civil rights leadings and gallery for black art hits. >> ininterest african people didn't have a place. they created that place because they love people and love the community. >> this restaurant means everything to our family, you know, it's so much history, so much tradition and it's a place where we always come together. this is a place where we learned how to show that new orleans hospitality. >> reporter: that hospitality going strong for four generations staying true to lea chase's pioneering vision. >> we loved her and we shared her with the community. she brought people here from all over not only the country, the world. pray, work hard and do for others, she would say so we are a family of prayer and certainly did pray hard that all would go well because we didn't want her legacy just to stop. >> reporter: the family rallying around that legacy, shifting to take-out. providing free meals to those in need and now finding a safe

because when you put up the pastor who basically took the mantle from martin king jr he was going to automatically turn out the black vote john also if he turned out a large segment of the boat particular because the conservatives. ran a campaign of anti-semitism at the end of the day if you're creating a creating campaign is that extend a man's nose to apparently make him look more jewish and threatening ok this is it was 2020 at the time but this is still extremely problematic though all it did was made people come out in stronger number. also to i mean look we talked about money in the end of the day we know money rules all when it comes to elections. how is that going to play because to me every time i hear money while yeah like you said it buys you boots on the ground it buys you flyers it buys you your television ads to me though that also says guess what you're not buying people you buy and people who are going to strings on you know you're right but to a certain extent you have to georgia did this well they had to nationalize georgia 2 years ago you couldn't have told anyone what the exception is they say abrams and h

john f. kennedy was assassinated. medgar evers was assassinated. malcolm x was assassinated. how did this change martin luther king?r. joseph: i think those assassinations helped turn king into this pillar of fire he becomes in 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968. the black power movement comes about. king is critical of the black pat or -- lack power movement, but he is supportive of black power activists including carmichael, including smith. he starts to connect to racial and economic justice. he makes the argument materialism, racism and militantism are the triple evils facing humanity. he is very critical of white supremacy. he is very critical of racial segregation. the best example of where his politics are is when you think about the poor people campaign. he starts the poor people campaign with marian wright edelman. they are inspired by bobby kennedy saying bring poor people to washington, d.c. bobby kennedy goes to being a critic of king to being someone who is more supportive. even though their personal relationship is never necessarily fully repaired. we think about the poor people's campaign, king makes the argumen

johns hopkins professor says the u.s. could have full herd immunity against the coronavirus by april. >>doctor martined in the wall street journal. >>so far around 12% of americans have received a covid-19 vaccine and another 35% of the population has actually gotten the virus and recovered and that's almost half the population when you add it all up studies indicate there may be enough people having the antibodies now. >>to slow the spread of the virus. that's good news, but we are seeing a delay in vaccinations due to the winter weather that slammed most most of the country this the this did lead to some patients having their appointments rescheduled and it all comes as california begins to expand vaccine. eligibility to millions with preexisting conditions so next month, the state will be setting aside 10% of the vaccines that receives setting aside for teachers other school staff and also daycare workers all hoping to get more students back in the classroom earlier this morning doctor anthony fauci actually talked about what needs to be done to make that happen. >>do whatever you can as best as y

john harris jr., is facing charges. this is how he looked to the year of the attack, 1989, and how he looks now. good evening, i am alan martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. andria borba is light in san mateo where the survivor never gave up on tracking down her attacker. >> reporter: well, that is right, the survivor in this case is in fact a true survivor. she came centimeters away from certain death in this attack. she kept going back to the san mateo police department to make sure that her case was not forgotten. and today, she has some closure. in the early morning hours of his apartment complex on cost of the campo in san mateo, the unthinkable happened to a sleeping woman. >> the suspect entered her home, had forcibly her, strangled her, held a knife to her throat, and subsequently stabbed her several times before slashing her throat. >> reporter: she somehow survived despite a stab wound that nearly hit her jugular. 32 years later, in december 2020, a dna hit from that case came back to this man, 55-year- old john harris jr.. the sergeant in charge of the case in the 80s and 90s says she has come to the police department du

john harris jr., is facing charges. this is how he looked to the year of the attack, 1989, and how he looks now. good evening, i am alan martin

john gibson as the sharks battle back from 31 down, they take the lead. but the ducks they answer back mid third. max quanta, the slappers sneaks past martin jones and that ties things up quantas second goal of the night game goes to overtime tied of floor. nobody scores, so we had to a shoot out, and that's when kevin love bank very sweet move right here to win it for the shark seeks out the goalie and then stops the puck right into the net. sharks win it five before their first win and nearly two weeks. and they improve to four and five on the season. stanford women's basketball team was back at maples pavilion for the first time since the first game of the season, and they were looking for a little pay back against the colorado team that handed in their first loss of the season back two weeks ago, when they had the number one ranking in the country, stanford up 13 early adds to the lead here. lacey halt is hammered brink lays it in 13 points, eight rebounds, six blocks for brink fourth quarter you want to see a stephan? hurry range shot that comes right here. jano williams from downtown colorado rallies late, but stanford wins it 62 to

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john lewis, nonviolent coordinating committee. may be the president really thought this would be like the march on washington organized by doctor martin luther king who said nonviolence is the answer to the crucial moral and political questions of our time. they were floating with the idea that donald trump's conduct was totally appropriate as he proclaimed right off the bat and he's the innocent victim of a mass accident or catastrophe like a fire or flood as we were invited to frame it on our opening day by distinguished cocounsel. someone to blame for this nightmare and catastrophe, just looking for someone to blame. here is the key question in resolving your doubts if you are in that category. how did donald trump react when he learned of the violent storming of the capital and the threats to senators, members of the house and his own vice president as well as the images he saw on tv of the pummeling, beating, and harassment? did he spring into action to stop the violence and save us? did he wonder about his own security, and antigovernment mob could i cannot -- could come after him too? did he try to get in touch with or denounce

the american enterprise institute john 48 presents his guide to understanding the electoral college. the impact of writers like james baldwin, martin luther king jr. and malcolm x and jennifer jennifer o'meara profiles isabel blackwell, two of the first women to receive medical degrees in the united states. find more information at booktv.org or consult your program guide. >> welcome to the center for brooklyn history thought. tonight we are focusing on the complicated centuries old relationship between america and iran with expert john ghazvinian whose new book is titled america and iran, a history 20/20 to the president.

john hendren al jazeera milwaukee to democracy activists in hong kong pleaded guilty to organizing an illegal assembly and $2197.00 others denied the charges including media tycoon jimmy lie and martin lead who is known as hong kong's father of democracy it's related to a demonstration in august 2900 games to beijing's influence the rally drew nearly 2000000 people critics say the charges approved the government is written by fear that way remember fred may become of the really big mama problem or primary goal for president 2 obama got corporate growth run rate of week. from the rule of law well go rule by fear. a major winter storms pummeled much of the u.s. it's even brought a rare sight of snow to some southern states elizondo reports new jersey. for much of the southern united states it was a once in a generation winter storm. heavy snow fall and icy roads conjured up disastrous driving conditions across at least 20 states several of them declaring states of emergency in texas record low temperatures way below freezing brought the electricity grid to its knees at one point more than 2000000 customers there lost power many caught up in intentional outages designed to ease the str

johns hopkins, carnegie mellon, and georgia tech. they are being asked to figure out what can be done to fix software problems on lockheed martin's f-35 a flying computer, and software has been a nightmare. it tapped the debt market for the third time since may, selling $14 billion of bonds. the iphone maker wants to return more to shareholders. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. the european telecom -- part of the mobile network is down due to a military coup over the weekend. the military accounts for 6% of the sales. we will have more on telenor. if you break down some of the sales, myanmar is 6%. other parts of the world in asia are bigger than proportions of older carriers. we will have a look at what that means for their growth going forward. do we have a data check? tom: i have got a list of 37, further improvement in the market. this is on a better yield structure, higher yields, almost back to a normal market. vicks at 27.02. francine: telenor on the rise in today's trading session. we are delighted to be joined by the chief executive who joins us. thank you for being with us today. we need to

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the american enterprise institute john 48 presents his guide to understanding the electoral college. the impact of writers like james baldwin, martin luther king jr. and malcolm x and jennifer jennifer o'meara profiles isabel blackwell, two of the first women to receive medical degrees in the united states. find more information at booktv.org or consult your program guide. >> welcome to the center for brooklyn history thought. tonight we are focusing on the complicated centuries old relationship between america and iran with expert john ghazvinian whose new book is titled america and iran, a history 20/20 to the president. for i introduced john and his conversation partner hooman majd let me say a word about the center for brooklyn history. my name is marcia ely and i'm director of programs at the center which was formerly the brooklyn historical society is now a part of the brooklyn public library. in addition to stewarding the most extensive collection of brooklyn history in the world and in addition to our research and education activities, every week the center for brooklyn history offers free public programs like this one grou

john some attention. trusted experts. guaranteed accurate books. intuit quickbooks live. >> shannon: president biden's choice to be president biden's choice for deputy secretary of education is superintendent cindy martineachers, featuring a speaker who accused public schools of murdering black children. leslie marshall and other hate crime hoax, wilford riley. good to have you with us tonight. >> good to see you. >> christopher grupo has been tweeting about the school district and on january 6th talked about issues in critical race theorist, according to whistleblower because they were not allowed to do this, love began by saying racism runs deep in america and blacks alone know who america really is, public schools don't see blacks is human, but perpetuate anti-blackness. >> you obviously want a little more context than twitter can provide but those are bizarre comments. i teach in a very integrated educational environment. my white colleagues don't spirit murder african-american students under their care into. . that sounds nonsensical, a bit over the woke line. >> this is somebody the san diego superintendent who is a biden nominee posted. maybe she will get questions about that. radicals in the cl

love it when it affects young lady love a little john miller don't got a lot of a little piece of me i'm not in the mood to do all the city i'm michel. martin. we have here a largely client media that will support that use because as far as prime minister narendra modi goes he has thrown red meat to his base which will help him elect more but as far as kashmir goes it's special say this is abolished and today india moves one step closer to becoming a purely hindu nation. in the next episode i delved deeply into hindu and i ask what the next generation may convert or. not. i mean there's a girl i met her a i was not chasing my slaves say it was it's funny that thanks. the politics of division have pushed india into the grip of a historical reckoning i am afraid to be closing on the minority for me to be afraid of where do these ideas come from the tragedy of morning news how much we try to sanitize getting it was born a happy family over the course of joining me on this stuff here on the final part of my journey when i jus become a target of the hindu fust policy in search of india's soul on al-jazeera. it's time for the perfect gentleman th

martin james and darya back to you. >>all right, thank you very much kevin, a and i know that we've been watching not only our own weather but john you've been keeping your eye on tampa for the big game. yeah in our weather is better than theirs. yeah, we've got 60's solid 60's. >>they'll be in the 70's but it's humid and with a solid chance of rain and thunderstorms so we'll take this exactly exactly crystal clear skies right now as you're looking outside at our suture tower cam right here not a cloud in the sky out that direction, let's go to the big wall and you can see that conditions are that way across the vast majority of the bay area in fact we do have a couple of spots of fog to note up in northern sonoma county. >>that is shrouded your view on portions of one oh one aside from this though we are off to a solid start as high pressure builds back in and we are seeing a modest offshore flow all this is going to do is keep that marine layer pushed a little bit offshore major beaches near coastline is going to be nice and clear today. we stay clear well into the afternoon ahead of us and into tomorrow too so maybe don't get

john, for coordinating all this stuff. and supervisor stefani, to your staff, especially andy. we are incredibly grateful for your work and your commitment to people in recovery. and dr. martin, it's great to have you on board. and it's great to have you as part of this conversation. i know that you've been really committed to the street-level drug dealing task force. i know tom speaks highly of you. i think while some of our values may be different, i think our overarching goals are in the continuum where they fit together. we really would like to continue this conversation. we need to find a way to get people off of drugs. that should be the goal. we're commit today doing whatever is necessary. whatever the board would like, we're here. please let us know. supervisor stefani, thank you again. this was an amazing hearing. >> i'd like to say i appreciate what everybody said. and i was listening. and i am a director. so hopefully, we'll continue to have the conversation. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, dr. martin for being here. and thank you, steve, and everyone. thank you, chair mar for scheduling this and thank you to my colleagues.

john leonard goes five hole, another one of frank's expressions. sharks go out to the one about the 39 seconds left in regulation saturday, still up to one martin jonese but break chin. will shove it in. we've got to two and go into overtime, and here's the heartbreaking part right here in overtime, just a minute left before they went to a shootout. david perrone going tweener martin jones can handle it. 32 blues the sharks like i say, 15 games in there are. six seven and two. thankfully for burial teams, they are not quite yet keeping score down in arizona cactus league hasn't started yet, but i think some good news if you're a real baseball fan, i mean, come on last couple of years with the juice baseball. it's like home run derby. guys are either striking out or they're hitting a home run. and as the giants go through their second day of spring training down in scottsdale, arizona, i think this is good news for the purest the true fans. major league baseball. aware that the sports kind of turning into a cartoon announces there will be a slight difference in the ball they put out to play this season. it'll be a tad heavier. the idea maybe fewer hom

. >> john: missouri congresswoman is under fire for defending the riot in a st. louis jail. the democrat used a martint in office are injured. she tweeted "a right is the language of the unheard. i want to talk to my constituents, their lives and rights must be protected. we are working to ensure the urgent needs of people who are incarcerated are not ignored. critics are blasting her as hypocritical for making these comments weeks after she began the riots at the u.s. capitol. >> sandra: thank you. tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers dominated the chiefs last night winning 31-9. further cementing his legacy with his seventh super bowl ring and his sixth mvp award. the superstar quarterback says he's not done yet. >> there is more to come? >> are coming back. tom brady is coming back! >> sandra: joining us now, brian kilmeade, host of fox nation, good to have you on set here. you call it a blowout. it was a good game. >> it was weird. i've only missed two super bowls and 25 years. i know everything is different about 2020, 2021, but that didn't feel like a super bowl. the crowd noise was fake, ther

colleague john lewis for the student nonviolent coordinating committee maybe the president really thought this was going to be like the march on washington organized by bayard rustin and dr martin luther king who said nonviolence is the answer to the crucial moral and political questions of our time so let's say you're still flirting with the idea that donald trump's conduct was totally appropriate as he proclaimed right off the bat and he's the innocent victim of a massive accident or a catastrophe like a fire or flood as we were invited to frame it on our opening day by distinguished co-counsel or opposing counsel and you think maybe we're just looking for somebody to blame for this nightmare and catastrophe that has befallen the republic we're just looking for someone to blame well here's the key question then in resolving your doubts if you're in that category how did donald trump react when he learned of the violent storming of the capitol and the threats to senators members of the house and his own vice president as well as the images he saw on t.v. of the pummeling and beating and harassment of our police officers did he spring into action to stop the violence and save u

ducks goaltender john gibson as the sharks battle back from 31 down to take the lead, but the ducks they do not go away. mid third. max quanta, the slapper and the puck sticks by martin jones to tie it up, clump ties. second goal of the night gang goes overtime tied at four, but nobody scores. so we had to a shoot out, and that's when kevin look. bank wins it for the sharks on this very sweet move deeks out the goalie and then stuff the puck into the net. sharks win five before their first win in nearly two weeks. as they improved to five and four on the season. the stanford women's basketball team back at maples for the first time since the first game of the season, and they were looking for a little payback against colorado. that was the team that had them their first loss of the season. a few weeks back, stanford up 13cey hall tips the mr cameron break who lays it in for was the duce says the big freshman had 13 point. it's eight rebounds, six blocks, fourth quarter cardinal up 20 kiana williams stephan curry range right there, and that smile says it all colorado rallies, but stanford wins it 62 to 54, the cardinal improved to 16 and two on the season 13 and two i

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john, for coordinating all this stuff. and supervisor stefani, to your staff, especially andy. we are incredibly grateful for your work and your commitment to people in recovery. and dr. martin, it's great to have you on board. and it's great to have you as part of this conversation. i know that you've been really committed to the street-level drug dealing task force. i know tom speaks highly of you. i think while some of our values may be different, i think our overarching goals are in the continuum where they fit together. we really would like to continue this conversation. we need to find a way to get people off of drugs. that should be the goal. we're commit today doing whatever is necessary. whatever the board would like, we're here. please let us know. supervisor stefani, thank you again. this was an amazing hearing. >> i'd like to say i appreciate what everybody said. and i was listening. and i am a director. so hopefully, we'll continue to have the conversation. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, dr. martin for being here. and thank you, steve, and everyone. thank you, chair mar for scheduling this and thank you to my colleagues. >>> february 12, 2021, regular meeting

john lewis, nonviolent coordinating committee. may be the president really thought this would be like the march on washington organized by doctor martin luther king who said nonviolence is the answer to the crucial moral and political questions of our time. they were floating with the idea that donald trump's conduct was totally appropriate as he proclaimed right off the bat and he's the innocent victim of a mass accident or catastrophe like a fire or flood as we were invited to frame it on our opening day by distinguished cocounsel. someone to blame for this nightmare and catastrophe, just looking for someone to blame. here is the key question in resolving your doubts if you are in that category. how did donald trump react when he learned of the violent storming of the capital and the threats to senators, members of the house and his own vice president as well as the images he saw on tv of the pummeling, beating, and harassment? did he spring into action to stop the violence and save us? did he wonder about his own security, and antigovernment mob could i cannot -- could come after him too? did he try to get in touch with or denounce

john, for coordinating all this stuff. and supervisor stefani, to your staff, especially andy. we are incredibly grateful for your work and your commitment to people in recovery. and dr. martin, it's great to have you on board. and it's great to have you as part of this conversation. i know that you've been really committed to the street-level drug dealing task force. i know tom speaks highly of you. i think while some of our values may be different, i think our overarching goals are in the continuum where they fit together. we really would like to continue this conversation. we need to find a way to get people off of drugs. that should be the goal. we're commit today doing whatever is necessary. whatever the board would like, we're here. please let us know. supervisor stefani, thank you again. this was an amazing hearing. >> i'd like to say i appreciate what everybody said. and i was listening. and i am a director. so hopefully, we'll continue to have the conversation. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, dr. martin for being here. and thank you, steve, and everyone. thank you, chair mar for scheduling this and thank you to my colleagues. >>> please mute yourself in you're not

john lewis, for the student, nonviolent coordinating committee. maybe the president really thought this would be like the march on washington organized by dr. martin luther king who said nonviolence is the answer to the political and moral questions of our time. let's say you're still flirting with the idea donald trump's conduct was totally appropriate as he proclaimed right off the bat and he's the innocent victim of a mass accident or catastrophe like a fire or a flood as we were invited to frame it on our opening day by distinguished co-counsel or opposing counsel. you think maybe we're just looking for somebody to blame for this nightmare and catastrophe that has befallen the republican or just looking for someone to blame. here's the clear question in resolving your doubts if you're in that category, how did donald trump react when he learned of the violent storming of the capitol and threat to senators, members of the house and his own vice president as well as the images he saw on tv with the pummeling and beating and harassment of our police officers? did he spring into action to stop the violence and save us? did he even wonder about his