>> i have a couple questions. >> commissioner lum then commissioner bittner. >> commissioner lum. >> thank you. good morning. i realize quite often when we have a big program such as this vaccination of the entire country, it is very difficult to implement the entire program. locally, it seems so fractured. i have been contacted by the va, my health insurance, contacted by my vision program. what my concern in my case, i am fortunate. i am healthy and holding on until it is my turn, but some people especially the elderly who are frail are afraid to go out. do you have any plans to assist these elderly people to the site to get vaccinated? >> that is a very good question. thank you, commissioner lum. you are right. it is fractured. that is partly what we are working on so that people have the right information. yes, there are some plans in place for helping with transportation to get people to vaccination sites. there is some conversation about getting vaccination to people at home, particularly in buildings where there are a number of people and it can be done easily in congregate bu

joining us today is filmmaker debbie lum, lowell teacher richard shapiro and two alum featured in the film ian wang, and rachel schmidt. hi, hi, everybody, including you, ian, the masochist who says i would take the s.a.t.s every day if i could. i have to ask you about that. but i want to first say congratulations. i know "try harder" was well received at sundance and on several best documentary lists. debbie, you shopped the film four weeks ago over the course of a whole school year. what was your goal? >> i had heard so much about the college admission process and how hard it had become, but in all of the stories in the news, there's very little about what the students go through. so we decided to follow the senior class at lowell high school through their last year of high school to find out what it's like, what it's like to sort of this brutal college application process. >> people think they know about lowell because it's been around for so long, right, 170 years, although at the current location only about 70 locally. but what do you think it is people don't know that you discov

>> i have a couple questions. >> commissioner lum then commissioner bittner. >> commissioner lum. >>good morning. i realize quite often when we have a big program such as this vaccination of the entire country, it is very difficult to implement the entire program. locally, it seems so fractured. i have been contacted by the va, my health insurance, contacted by my vision program. what my concern in my case, i am fortunate. i am healthy and holding on until it is my turn, but some people especially the elderly who are frail are afraid to go out. do you have any plans to assist these elderly people to the site to get vaccinated? >> that is a very good question. thank you, commissioner lum. you are right. it is fractured. that is partly what we are working on so that people have the right information. yes, there are some plans in place for helping with transportation to get people to vaccination sites. there is some conversation about getting vaccination to people at home, particularly in buildings where there are a number of people and it can be done easily in congregate buildings. it

>> i have a couple questions. >> commissioner lum then commissioner bittner. >> commissioner lum. >>orning. i realize quite often when we have a big program such as this vaccination of the entire country, it is very difficult to implement the entire program. locally, it seems so fractured. i have been contacted by the va, my health insurance, contacted by my vision program. what my concern in my case, i am fortunate. i am healthy and holding on until it is my turn, but some people especially the elderly who are frail are afraid to go out. do you have any plans to assist these elderly people to the site to get vaccinated? >> that is a very good question. thank you, commissioner lum. you are right. it is fractured. that is partly what we are working on so that people have the right information. yes, there are some plans in place for helping with transportation to get people to vaccination sites. there is some conversation about getting vaccination to people at home, particularly in buildings where there are a number of people and it can be done easily in congregate buildings. it is mor

>> i have a couple questions. >> commissioner lum then commissioner bittner. >> commissioner lum. >> thank you. good morning. i realize quite often when we have a big program such as this vaccination of the entire country, it is very difficult to implement the entire program. locally, it seems so fractured. i have been contacted by the va, my health insurance, contacted by my vision program. what my concern in my case, i am fortunate. i am healthy and holding on until it is my turn, but some people especially the elderly who are frail are afraid to go out. do you have any plans to assist these elderly people to the site to get vaccinated? >> that is a very good question. thank you, commissioner lum. you are right. it is fractured. that is partly what we are working on so that people have the right information. yes, there are some plans in place for helping with transportation to get people to vaccination sites. there is some conversation about getting vaccination to people at home, particularly in buildings where there are a number of people and it can be done easily in congregate bu

suitably, president trump awarded lum baugh the medal of freedom last year. >> you will be receiving the highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom. jesse: i began listening to rush in college and never looked back. i used to make my liberal mother listen to it on long car rides and it made herb so crazy she nearly drove us into a ditch. it's easy being a liberal. you just have to say you care. anybody can say that, then spends my money to prove it. but since caring doesn't lift people up, the right course of action is needed to get results. it takes thought, energy, persuasion. you need to build your knowledge base. you have to seek out conservative news and information. finds a talk radio station. click on fox and discover talented writes yourself. yourself. being a conservative is invigorating. pursuing the truth is a journey we love. at the heart of it all is the love we have for the people of this country and our desire for everyone to live up to their true potential. this is so often misunderstood, it needs to be explained. >> let me tell you who we conservatives

let's go to hong kong and speak to alvin lum who's a political reporter at hong kong citizen news.protesters and pro—democracy demonstrators in hong kong be by all of this? ., �* ., , of this? you're right to say it is the single _ of this? you're right to say it is the single largest _ of this? you're right to say it is the single largest prosecution l the single largest prosecution against anyone under the national security law. the opposition however is only calling, queueing up in support of these young activists. where does the pro—democracy movement go now? clearly, the authorities are using the security law more and more popular indeed, it was... there was a fundamental change from beijing towards the opposition camp. in the past, the opposition were allowed to run, they have quite wide support in previous elections. but now, when beijing signalled only those patriots could run in elections there were questions over whether these pro—democracy activists could still run in future elections. in the meantime, beijing is also trying to drastically reform the election system. so,

muscular >>> tennessee, the queen of nashville is forever lum bm theyed thank when last year a tennesseete rep made a bill to honor the singer. she wrote this, given all that's going on in the world, i don't think putting me on a pedestal will help at this time >> coast tocoast >>> more pan demmen fallout, the number of families reaching out for testing is sky rocketing frorls and the push to safely vfl 6 and how the threat effecting that ends of the lan >>> and some folks need incentive. es? then they get release back into the air, so you smell them later. ew right? that's why febreze created small spaces. press firmly and watch it get to work. unlike the leading cone, small spaces continuously eliminates odors in the air and on surfaces. so they don't come back for 45 days. just imagine what it can do with other odors. my hygienist cleans with a round head, so does my oral-b. my hygienist personalizes my cleaning, so does my oral-b. my hygienist uses just the right pressure, and so does my oral-b. oral-b combines a dentist-inspired brush head with the gentle energy of micro-vibrations

commissioner lum joint legislation finance, nominating and by-laws. commissioner bittner san francisco ihss governing body and joint legislation committee. commissioner sklar on the nominating committee and by-laws committee. i think we are staffed and have made bridgett happy. we always have people ready and willing to serve when we need these functions filled. thank you to everyone for input and for volunteering. with that i don't think we have anything else. am i correct? we are through the agenda. >> i lost my grid. go ahead. thank you. >> madam secretary a quick question. what is the name of the gentleman from the veterans affairs commission who commented? commissioner i didn't catch his name. i will go over the recording. when i get his name the executive director will help me with that, too. i will let you know. >> thank you. >> with that, thank you everyone who made the technology possible. thank you for making that happen. i will adjourn the february 3, 2021 meeting of the disability and aging services commission today at 12:04 p.m. good-bye.

the thing to me, though, i look at the stock in 92 hi think pend lums swing too far. this one obviously swung way too far to get to 500, but i think it's got a lot more room left to swing. i don't think we're settling in at fair value here this is still kind of crazy. so i think there's a lot more downside but the thing that's different about this time is that there are these -- what i think of kamikaze investors who are -- whose main goal is to screw wall street and to the extent that they can do that, even if it means losing money themselves, they're willing to do it so i don't know how deep those pockets are, how many of them there are. but i don't know if they feel like the job is done yet doesn't seem to be >> how strong their holds are. >> it's losing momentum. >> right they may be willing to lose every single penny that they put in that investigation to that end. karen was looking at it from a fundamental perspective saying 90, no way, but from a momentum perspective, what's your tape? you often follow how the stock trades, levels, etc. >> yeah. i think the mom

>> all through growing up it was constantly, oh, my gosh, like the clintons, oh, my gosh, the lum natty it all started really in the 2016 election cycle. hillary clinton and all of the democrats are pedestrian fill lick and cannibalist i can people that are trying to control the world. things definitely heightened when i got to college. they would background search my professors. hey, your professor, yeah, like they are a registered democrat. she knows my wife is a capitol police officer. when she did that, that said everything to me. that she was willing to put my wife's life in danger. if we had called me up or texted me later that day or the next day and said, hey, listen, i was at this rally, it got way out of hand, i'm really sorry, how are you guys? that would have changed everything. but it's been crickets. i haven't heard from her. >> reporter: we repeatedly reached out to danielle's mother for comment and she did not respond. >> have they changed lifestyle in any way as a result of this? >> well, last time i was there at my family's house they told me that they have a three-yea

released, to live together in the united states, while they wait for their chance to claim eye sigh lum have an attorney who represents the families in texas. >> there was tears. there was laughter. this was kind of this feeling of shock and disbelief because this -- this moment had really become a dream that i think these families thought would never come true. >> u.s. officials tell nbc news that the biden administration is making plans to release nearly all children from i.c.e. making good on the president's campaign promise to end family detention. but in the meantime, even those released struggle to make ends meet. >> reporter: but their futures are uncertain. families haven't been given the chance to claim asylum and still face deport snigs we are not there yet. we are still eating pizza and you know, celebrating life outside of jail. it has been amazing to see this finally happy for these families and to see their release, that they are here, that they are safe, and they are finally free. >> reporter: so you can see very clearly that it's not always easy even though they are rele

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commissioner lum joint legislation finance, nominating and by-laws. commissioner bittner san francisco ihss governing body and joint legislation committee. commissioner sklar on the nominating committee and by-laws committee. i think we are staffed and have made bridgett happy. we always have people ready and willing to serve when we need these functions filled. thank you to everyone for input and for volunteering. with that i don't think we have anything else. am i correct? we are through the agenda. >> i lost my grid. go ahead. thank you. >> madam secretary a quick question. what is the name of the gentleman from the veterans affairs commission who commented? commissioner i didn't catch his name. i will go over the recording. when i get his name the executive director will help me with that, too. i will let you know. >> thank you. >> with that, thank you everyone who made the technology possible. thank you for making that happen. i will adjourn the february 3, 2021 meeting of the disability and aging services commission today at 12:04 p.m. good-bye.

lamalfa: i rise tobet in sadness to commemorate the loss of an american icon rush lum baugh, starting in sacramento, california within range of my tractor and my pick up out in the fields i was working at the time. i was really a breath of fresh air for radio, for a different type of talk, a different style and he inspired millions around the country for his many years on radio. he won't be replaced and he led the way for many others to take on that mantle that nobody will do it quite like rush limbaugh. he was recognized a year ago in this chamber by president trump with the medal of freedom. mr. limbaugh, always coming from strule a humble heart of what america was about and his love for his country and ideals. i know that many, many will miss him and glad to be honored todd help touch on his legacy. i yield back. ifment for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to dress the house for one minute and revise and stepped my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise to

pend lum swing so extreme feels like they've gone from ability to fully enforce our immigration lawsnow being told to enforce nothing. so what's going on? here now is sheriff who works hand-in-hand with immigration agency, chuck jenkins sheriff from frederick county maryland. >> good evening steve. steve: joe biden said during the obama biden administration we deported too many people. well now it seems like and he said, you know, if i'm lengted elected president i'll do something to undo that and he's taking a big step in that direction. >> american should be angry and outrage what what he's done is effectively and functionally telling agents to stand down there will be no enforcement. steve: i was reading washington post, it is not come out yet. few there is a little guidance they say, they will not deport people who are in this country illegally if they get a dui, assault, money landering, property crimes, fraud, tax crimes solicitation or charges without convictions. so for a variety of crimes, despite the fact you were in the country illegally sheriff, they won't deport you. >>

fisher, graham, grassley, haggerty, hally, hoe vin, hyde-smith, inhofe, johnson, kennedy, lankford, lee, lumflorida, scott of south carolina, shelby, sullivan, thune, tillis, tumi, tuberville, wicker, young. >> mr. president? >> i'd like to change my vote to aye. >> mr. gram graham. >> mr. graham, aye. >> mr. president. >> mr. sullivan. >> just a point of inquiry, there's a little confusion here, was that a vote on one witness? >> debate is not allowed during the vote. >> it's not debate. >> mr. president this is a point of inquiry on what we just voted on. >> i'm advised that is not allowed during the vote. >> you have to know what you're voting for. >> immediately before -- [ chatter ] >> read the motion. >> the points of order and debate are not allowed during the vote. that is established senate procedure that we all must follow. >> we are trying to listen in as much as we can on the senate floor as that vote has just been conducted. it has not been to my understanding been gaveled in yet, which means you still could see senators change their vote as we saw from senator lindsey graham wh

lum niehs groups, p.t.a.s and individual students and individual parents historians, people wanted to contribute to our process so we created a public base spacing forum where people can just submit names and those will be shared across the district and public to schools can benefit from other people's ideas and suggestions but also it becomes a rich resource for curriculum of all the great people that people think should be considered for school names who met the criteria. the committee also gave a list of criteria that we consider for new names so that people will be able to give names the committee would approve of and that met our criteria. that's the process that is available. we're excited. you can talk about the communication that happened last week that clarified the process and support. committee members have volunteered to support principals in schools who need help with their process and thinking through their process and so we made ourselves available to the school leaders to support that. >> actually. i have a follow-up question. >> can you share those resources with us o