senator lisa murkowski of alaska in a town hall with her constituents last week. she says, we're all scratching our heads at how quickly the conversation in the white house has now gone from being supportive of zelensky to now being supportive of putin, instead scratching our heads. republicans are having a hard time with this. they try to move on to the next question. they express annoyance with their own constituents for asking about it. they get brusque and short in their answers. or like senator lisa murkowski, they just purport to be really perplexed, really confused, really scratching my head. they have a hard time with this. all the republicans do, especially the guy at the top. you just mentioned putin, though, and this. >> has been. >> this controversy of. >> the. >> past week. can you say yes or no? whether you have talked. >> to vladimir. >> putin since you stopped being president? >> well, i don't comment on that. if i have a relationship very much like you. >> talk about. >> i don't talk about no, i don't talk about that. >> i don't talk about. talkin

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pentagon are now reaching beyond joint chiefs chairman cq brown and chief of naval operations admiral lisahe top lawyers in the army, navy, and air force judge advocates general. defense secretary pete hegseth ordered the jag firings. >> we want lawyers to give sound constitutional advice and don't exist to attempt to be roadblocks to anything. >> reporter: among other responsibilities, jags provided advice to senior military offers on the rules of warfare, and are sometimes embedded with forces on the battlefield to ensure they adhere to them. kori schake, head of defense policy at the conservative american enterprise institute, is troubled by the firings. >> what concerns you most about the relief of the jags? >> they are the people who advise military commanders on what is lawful and what is not, and i worry that they are relief by the secretary sends a message that he is encouraging lawlessness by the force, or tolerant of lawlessness by the force. >> reporter: hegseth's move comes after the unprecedented terminations of brown and franchetti. >> it is sending a message that you don't v

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thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners and lisa chen with department staff. so today's hearing will provide an overview of the upcoming proposals to strengthen tenant protections as part of the housing element rezoning. >> so we do want to thank wrap for their presentation today and for collaborating with the department over these past few months on this important issue the housing element and the rezoning as they noted are rooted in our obligation to affirmatively further fair housing and to build the housing system that meets our needs. and so we hope that today's conversation can help hold us accountable to these goals. >> before we dive in in the proposal, i'll take a moment to provide an update on the rezoning itself and give some broader context. and then millennium for a loan from ara will provide an overview of the proposed tenant protections and discuss next steps. so today's discussion is about a forthcoming proposal to create a residential tenant protections ordinance that would apply citywide and address concerns about residential displacement spe