but i show that, one for the training exercise, coordinated by chief brown and section chief josh smith and the coordination with chp. the coordination with our division of training. and then, of course , steve sylvester, next, in our diversity, equity and inclusion office under assistant deputy chief sean buford, sean continues to work through the month of april on his pathways and pipeline cohort. it's his dot academy involvement. i think i've discussed this before. where, chief buford will support the division of training and support those recruits when they are struggling to see how they could better assist, whether it be at the division of training or through the dio office, chief buford continues to seek partnerships and collaborations to move the department forward and move the mayor's priorities forward. in the month of march, he attended the earth day kickoff, where commissioner collins daughter was recognized. congratulations. he also kicked off the 9910 cohort number six and the h three level one academy class. he also attended a healing village collaborative where they discu

but josh smiths of the world who have children and they need to know they have to have a better world for their children in the future. i want to support the spirit of entrepreneurship in this country prayed like a guy like lars who can start like nothing and make a true american success story. when we have free and voluntary exchange, we will have more successful entrepreneurs in the world. i want to thank libertarian firebrands like jacob hornberger who continuously reminds us of what our principles are, and we will continue to head in that direction as a party. i want to thank the michael's of the world who continue to write about the abuses and send the message loud and clear that we will not accept statism in our lives and the death and destruction that comes with the national security state. ladies and gentlemen libertarian party, i want to unify this party so we can be the strongest , most powerful engine of liberty in the 2024 election. make no mistake, i want to fight for ballot access in each of your states because i want to make sure we run awesome libertarian candidates al

i want to represent the josh smith's of the world to have children, and they need to know they will have better world for their children in the future. i want to support the spirit of entrepreneurship in this country, like a guy like lars who said he can start from nothing and make himself into a true american success story. when we free up the markets and voluntary exchange, we will have more successful entrepreneurs in the world. i want to thank libertarian firebrands like jacob thornburg or, who continually reminds us of what our principles are, what our northstar is, and we will continue to head in that direction as a party. i want to think that michael -- of the world to continue to fight about the abuses and send the abuses and send a message out there clearly that we will not accept stateismn our lives and the abuses that brings and the death and destruction that comes from the national security state. ladies and gentlemen of the libertarian party, i want to unify this party, so we can be the strongest, most powerful engine of liberty in the 2024 election. and make no mistake, i w

out of the candidates before us, there is only one who fits that bill and that man is josh smith.udly and unapologetically calls out and stands against the lies of the government. the lies that has killed tens of thousands of innocent people overseas. because military contractors want to line their pockets with blood money. lies that have damaged the lives of millions of people by shutting down their small businesses, their churches and cutting them off from their families. lies that have cast a whole generation locked in their rooms during the most important years of their social development, leaving them anxious and lonely and wanting justice. josh is the only candidate pushing for the orchestrator's of these lies to be put on trial and the brought to justice for their crimes against the american people. [applause] josh is the only candidate with a land to cripple the three letter agencies that can actually be done from the office of the president. in its place, he will build a dog park to honor all of our furry friends taken too soon by the atf. josh is the only candidate with

joining snow hill police chief josh smith for a ride along was enlightening. mr. davis: during our patrol, chief smith and i spoke about equipment needs, funding channels, and staffing issues police officers face. we also took a moment to connect with our community, waving at kids skateboarding and passing by memaw's house to make sure she was ok. dedicated officers work hard daily. indeed, they are the backbone of our communities. as we observe national police week, let us recognize the bravery and sacrifice of our law enforcement personnel. thank you, chief. and to all the men and women who faithfully protect and serve communities across eastern north carolina and the nation. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023, the gentleman from new york, mr. d'esposito, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. d'esposito: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extran

[applause] josh smith at 4.96%. mike at 18.19%. [cheers and applause] thank you very much. we are going to our vice chair vote totals now. av, could you please pop off the screen for just one moment? thank you so much. we are making sure we are on the right screen before we do a reveal, and we are ready. all right, secretary, when you are ready, please scroll. we are on the vice chair vote totals. state chair checking your state totals. all right, we are almost at the end. all right, thank you, madam secretary. we are ready for the final vote when you are ready, the vote totals. [cheers and applause] congratulations to mr. rutherford. he is going to be the new vice chair. all right. when everyone is ready, we're going to go to secretary. let's go to secretary. all right, i know we are excited over vice chair, but let's watch secretary. sec. is going to begin slowly. state chairs, please be watching. when you are ready, madam secretary, we will go to the vote totals. rhode island. rhode island, very good catch. very good catch. >> they are checking. >> tellers are going to c

josh burn, league m.v.p., led the way with nine points in the championship game. and 135 points throughout the season. other standouts this season include dane smith with 134 points. chris with 68 points. and chase phish -- frazier with 57 points. this back-to-back championship is the bandits' sixth -in franchise history putting them in a tie for most titles and hopefully setting an example for our other beloved teams, the buffalos bills and buffalo sabres. to the bandits, congratulations. thank you for once again making buffalo and western new york proud. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: thank you, madam speaker. our forests are in crisis. we must act with urgency on managing them and make them more fireproof. the past few years my district in northern california devastating wildfires cause and effects of the campfire where 85 people lost their lives, the dixie fire wh

smith is on broadway with actor sarah paulson. >>> alina cho introduces us to a fax legend with an unlikely but surprisingly familiar calling. >>> plus, humor from faith salie. >>> a story from steve hartman. >>> joshl and hits mom stop by and more. it's sunday morning, may 12, 2024, and we'll be back after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> sir isaac newton wrote, truth is ever to be found in simplicity. well, if sir isaac were around today and tried to use a laptop or drive a car, or even turn on the stove, let's just say simple, they are not. david pogue searches for simplicity in a complicated world. ♪ >> reporter: everywhere you look things are getting more complicated. our phones have over 1,000 settings. showerheads come with apps. cars have touchscreens. ovens have touchscreens. >> there is no doubt that featuritis is real and most of these things are too complicated. >> reporter: design consultant jakob nielsen says part of the problem is bad design. >> simplicity is difficult to achieve. it takes a good amount of time and talent as well. >> reporter: and part of the problem is us. as consumers, we tend to buy the gizmos with the most features. >> if i give you the choice between this toothbrush can do two t