cheng: marcel duchamp, he's more li a philosopher. he hits a chord and then anybody that is serious about art has to deal with it. to me, l.a. was the place where there's no history here. so, as an artist, it's creative in any way. you can develop something here. nobody questions anything. so, that's a great environment for artists. i mean, when you don't have anybody say no, well, then you got a lot of yeses, right? ha ha! we're all living in our time. ha! what can you make out of it? all i saw was empty lots with cars and, you know, just rubble. human waste. but there is also a t of thnology in there, so, the aerospace industry, all that was part of what i considered art materials. and then i would mold around those and made sculptures. it's conceptual, but not just for the purpose of being conceptual. well, i can make a product like an erosion machine. [machine whirring] now, you just figure out what that means. [machine whirring] there's a part of art you can't teach. you can lead people up to something in art, teach them to do th

and my wife, marcelle and i talked about it right after the last election. and we pretty firmly said there'd be a last one. i knew from the polls that every day out i could easily be reelected this year. but i. me too. we wanted to go home. i want to have more time. my kids are grandkids. we both like school, but i would have more time for that. but also, i. it's time for somebody else to come in there. and i wanted to be able to do things, but i. university of vermont and other places to help people. oh, what's happened? the last half century, you know, you're you are not, in fact, the you're the president pro-tem of the senate, but you are not the oldest senator. there are four others who are older than you, senator feinstein is 89. she was just elected to another term. senator grassley is 88. he's in the middle of a reelection campaign. why is it so hard for so many senators to do what you have decided to do? well, each one has to answer their own reasons. of course, i served there with 400, approximately 400 of the 1900 senators who've been here in the h

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please write that down and greg marcel dixon of south carolina. angela stanton king is from atlanta. you can look up her podcast. host: our producers hurt you. thank you for the suggestion. any comment on that? guest: no. [laughter] i would say they are not the only people pushing black politicians. i am too. host: lisa on the republican line from -- keith on the republican line from maine. you have to mute your tv and talk right into your phone. keith? caller: bill? are you on here for a bill from massachusetts? host: go right ahead. bill, what line are you calling on? caller: republican. number one, i hope you realize that the ku klux klan was the democratic party. ok, are you there? host: yes, we are there. caller: number one, the kkk was the democratic party so i do not know why any flag person -- why any black person would vote for the democratic party. number two, every inner-city is a failure because you have democrats who are communist that sit in inner cities and only keep doing poverty as a con job. i do not know why black people fall fo

i said no, i'm not, behind my opponent and we had a major debate watched throughout the state and marcel said, stop being above the fray. stop using the talking points, just be yourself. say what you think. you were a trial lawyer, you've run campaigns. and so i did, it make a big difference and people reacted. there were just two or three weeks before the election and you felt the tide turn, but we campaigned literally until the polls closed. >> you were a member of the watergate babies class elected in 1974 just after president nixon resigned in disgrace. in that election, democrats picked up 49 seats in the house and five in the senate. you are the last one in office from that group. what is the legacy of the watergate babies class? >> well, i think we-- learned the fact that we need to have more open debates. we decided, sort of stopped the idea that you had to be there two, three years, sit quietly in the back row and actually get involved. in my case, the vietnam war was still going on. it was a -- it was actually popular in vermont, the majority of our newspapers supported it. and

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marcel who runs the designation programs will take on the district's development team and maintaining oversight of the survey. as we embark on the survey, i realize heavily on staff in the field doing the survey work and less so on managerial development of the program and staffing it up and the strategy and structure and so we're not anticipating that she'll have as much day-to-day managerial need for the survey but she's there. if we need managerial decision-making, marcel will be playing that role but in the meantime, her extra managerial capacity is overseeing the development of district three. last but not least, elizabeth will move to manage district five and eight and maintaining oversight of the meals act program and i'm happy to announce that elizabeth will no longer be overseeing, i think it was 13 staff at one point which is unreasonable expectations for all the work that elizabeth does. with the three managers, they will buddy up with our team managers who are not preservation managers to oversee all the preservation work in the geograpies so they can train staff as they h

next through the chair and appearing remotely i wanted to welcome marcel moran who i hope is online and i do want to thank you mr. moran for all of your research that you will be telling us about and always as i mentioned for inspiring our original resolution on this. welcome. >> can you hear me supervisor preston? >> yes, we can. >> okay. i'm going to share my screen here. in we go. okay. can you see my slide deck? >> yes. >> okay. i will get started here. thank you very much -- did that not work. >> through the chair stephanie if you can pull that back up please? >> thank you so much. so i am thrilled to be here. i really appreciate supervisor preston, chair melgar, supervisor peskin for including me, the staff of supervisor preston's office including preston killgore for engaging me throughout and the background on this. i am a ph.d candidate in city planning at university of california berkeley and a san francisco resident and i am thrilled to share the work today that contributed to this conversation. if you can go to the next slide please. thank you. my research is on sustainabili

the more like i've been there and i got older marcell she miss. it was an intern at the unit, like other teenagers, he was sent there to work and study materials. i had a problem with her mother and all your body b. oh. can you collab bashed thought cows that? oh boy that's good to go. that is, are on what that on this was she, my new on a on all site is an all and all similar good thought on the, you know, put them out, that they give us the most present to cover the monitors. sho, get great thought. said all one is you don't know if i can not put the show, but she knew a show you this to people there even live in livestock reached shadow issue, the audiologist and mastermind behind everything that happened in the desk. and the chinese population of har being were the equivalent of lab ras. these weren't human beings who had rights to life who had rights to freedom from porter, in sickness and disease. these were people who he could carry out tests to further his goals, which was to create the world's greatest biological weapons program in subjec

a big one is standardized bad practices, says marcel ozer, a circular engineer focused on cradle-to-cradleions in the construction sector. >> if you use gypsum plaster on concrete on a concrete wl, it's white, it looks good. so, it fulfills the purpose while during usage. but i reduce the quality of the concrete by not being able to use it later >> so gypsum plaster makes the concrete unrecyclable. but a similar looking silicate-based plaster do not affect the reusability of the concrete. or let's look at steel, a universally used material in construction that could have an infinite life cycle. just the simple decision to use bolted connections rather than welded joints would allow the structure to be dismantled, making it easy to reuse the materials. it is all about designing smarter. while these individual solutions are amazingly easy to implement unfortunately, they alone will not be enough to make the construction sector environmentally friendly, says nora griefhan. >> we need the market, we need the politicians, and we need the society to go for these ideas. and we are already in a st

the more not i've been there and i got over marcell. she miss. it was an intern at the unit. like other teenagers, he was sent there to work and study materials. i had a partner with her mother and all our buddy, vo. can you go? i thought couch that, oh, wait a little to go at a 0 on what the on this the wow, she my a new on it. all site is and all, and all salmon gates and i don't the year you're not on or put them out there. think of us together. well, he said good. so did all mazda law. oh, oh, because it's a couple monitors, shoak decker stuff. so when i hit or not like a know what the la jolla passion knew, i'm showing it in to people there even lower than livestock breached shadow issue. the audiologist and mastermind behind everything that happened in the death camp to the chinese population of har being were the equivalent of lab rats. these weren't human beings who had rights to life, who had rights to freedom from porter in sickness and disease. these were people who he could carry out tests to further his goals, which was to create the world's greatest biological w

look at the slain for marcell for garcia. what is it, jim thought us, she's go figure out some nation prison. you see if there's a thing measured when you, when you said area of should deal with ashley, the deputy coroner stale, pushy, so rush with foot or the larger scale that he showed us was a little bit of touch recently. yeah. oh because it was him a guy to this who does the beauty beauty buick up but she'll go w w that it will it little. yeah yeah, the legit but we noted security so that they said no admin page. it's a nightmare. it's a button to bond better than with school with enough will shut down. can jody nauseous? come out of your lou who. com wish the notary doctor bristol even there gifted the enough. so you sleep be right, he's, he was in the see what you're, you're used to me hope to see parents per se, might on that to one scholarship would be daniel stillman, lowly. so we, can you, joe was really hurting the bill to put his j a. d l m is the issue you're looking at with traveling in the law. i was reading.

reports from iran say oil workers have joined the protest triggered by the death of marcel amini.d news percy life in britain as the u.k. begins recycling fishing nets dumped at sea. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. russia has launched a strikes across ukraine, firing more than 80 missiles targeting the capital kyiv for the first time in months. president biden stroke by phone to ukraine's president zelenskyy , condemning the strikes and promising to provide ukraine with the support it needs. at least 10 ukrainian cities were hit, including leave -- including leave and zaporizhzhia. ukraine says at least 11 people have been killed, 64 injured. it's the most widespread russian bombardment since the start of the war. paul adams reports from kyiv. paul: after months of quiet in the capital, the war is back. for three chaotic hours this morning, the missiles kept coming. for one young woman already recording her own sense of shock, a narrow escape. my bbc colleague hugo was broadcastingive when it all began. >> they want panic and chaos. they want to destroy

next through the chair and appearing remotely i wanted to welcome marcel moran who i hope is online and i do want to thank you mr. moran for all of your research that you will be telling us about and always as i mentioned for inspiring our original resolution on this. welcome. >> can you hear me supervisor preston? >> yes, we can. >> okay. i'm going to share my screen here. in we go. okay. can you see my slide deck? >> yes. >> okay. i will get started here. thank you very much -- did that not work. >> through the chair stephanie if you can pull that back up please? >> thank you so much. so i am thrilled to be here. i really appreciate supervisor preston, chair melgar, supervisor peskin for including me, the staff of supervisor preston's office including preston killgore for engaging me throughout and the background on this. i am a ph.d candidate in city planning at university of california berkeley and a san francisco resident and i am thrilled to share the work today that contributed to this conversation. if you can go to the next slide please. thank you. my research is on sustainabili

a big one is standardized, bad practices says marcel oser, a circular engineer focused on cradle to greater applications in the construction sector. if you use a jackson plaster, all concrete uncomfortable is. wiley looks good, so it will fit the purpose. i will use the quality of the concrete by not being able to use it later. so, gypsum plaster makes the concrete on recyclable, but a similar looking silicon based plaster doesn't affect the reusability of the concrete. or let's look at steel, a universally used material in construction that could have an infinite life cycle . just the simple decision to use bolted connections rather than welded joints will allow the structure to be dismantled, making it easier to reuse the materials. it's all about designing smarter. while these individual solutions are amazingly easy to implement, unfortunately, they alone will not be enough to make the construction sector, environmentally friendly says, nor was so fee grief on though we need the market. we need that politicians and we need this as haiti to go for this idea. and i think we are already in

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it's clear that there are and the spaces partner at wayfair tavern in downtown san francisco, tony marcel and many other business owners in the area say. >> they've experienced a significant drop in business since the pandemic. >> while some employees have returned to working in person, many office spaces remain empty as remote work is here to stay. think at this point you've got to think outside the box, truth be told is is if we want to reinvigorate downtown and the work life where people are going to be working has changed. >> for the foreseeable future, then? yeah, i think you have to shake the box to pin put everything out on the table. san francisco leaders have mentioned everything from turning empty office space into housing. >> to attracting new business sectors to the downtown space. like biotech, something that neighboring city south san francisco has been thriving off 45,000. a life-size professionals. >> and our cluster, our life science research cost or is the largest in the world with over 12 million square feet and growing south san francisco city manager mike for trail sa

a big one is standardized, bad practices says marcel oser, a circular engineer focused on cradle to greater applications in the construction sector. if you use a gypsy plaster, all concrete uncomfortable is why looks good, so it will fit the purpose. but i will use the quality of the concrete by not being able to use it later. so, gypsum plaster makes the concrete on recyclable. but a similar looking silicon based plaster doesn't affect the reusability of the concrete. or let's look at steel, a universally used material in construction that could have an infinite lifecycle. just the simple decision to use bolted connections rather than welded joints will allow the structure to be dismantled, making it easier to reuse the materials. it's all about designing smarter. while these individual solutions are amazingly easy to implement, unfortunately, they alone will not be enough to make the construction sector, environmentally friendly says, nor was so fee grief on that. we need the market. we need that politicians and we need this as haiti to go for this idea. and i think we are already in a st

is thought out, take you more girls them with school clara middle boy, you would just, you know, marcel was rashawn water, water blah absorbs or read them, which certainly gift to relatives away laughter force balls, deplorable. give it image in a significant other fields and you're supposed to technology, you could put out a book at most. i put it across my when you mild yesterday we took notes or should be able to use a story through ministry deals. latrina ha ha, would be via for full time in prestige feel really young. moldova rewriting history to restoring statues of romanian nazi a light world war 2 soldiers at the bill of the radio vases, federal way union thesis should be full for water for uminski. there dr. rossi rupert, like a whole bunch d and your b r i bit the check was, you know, about mobile van or now they might even the color im obama can on frankie looked up another matter. my sister, sean faculty, mathematical stuff like that. once she is in the, the national flight, go forth that equal to do on what's on the out. penske woman in our middle didn't want to one of the

attack air strikes for russia command, the center for the russian artillery and the russian beside marcell units, which is already on our territory. you said you are not so striking into russian terror into these explosions in belgrade that we've seen over the past few days time. and again, this was not ukraine. it's good beer. just stare and fog of the war. you know because it were when, when it was striking, some shells can go down but we don't serve, dont dont kid them directly. so we've seen ukraine making territorial gains, big territorial gains in the hock of region and in their san region. but we also seeing renewed attacks by russia on buck wants new attempts to break through the lines. what are we out? what do we have to expect in the next few months to have a sink? it's who could be a fighter. ah, it could be our offices to the russians could, could officer, because he collect a lot on the police people here. and we'll see what, what has happened and bus mom, because it's came a lot of a prisoner so for which i could collect a wagner group. and some sal exists, a lot of artillery

hello marcell. oh, got ya. ica on monday i thought i wished enough about joy. oh no, no. you didn't or guzzle more. polished enough, jr. let's i had to put on the sco mother and all up buddy bill, can you go out personal cows? nice. oh boy, that's good to go. that route on what the on this the wow she my a new on it. i'm all site is and more on all said mom. good. so you don't the jojo, mom and put them out that they give us together a full my intelligence officer. and now president of the international counter terrorism association, yoseph linda claims germany lost its independence thanks to a secret treaty imposed by washington on may the 21st 1949 a peaceful southeast. was she the home in myrtle through federal and you, grammy she eat about you can once compress, cotton will cause horse store deer. one sca premise for mortals violence are still in. could you let each is a national storm chestler coffee, woody or blazin? you talk miles away and wounds concert. october currently is brumley, wanda's fargo cancer or dawson, patricia chip, a book william was just as failure

if you must include an african and make sure you get one in marcell zulu are no longer us in your text. treat africa as if it was one country. it is hot and dusty with rolling grasslands and hue tubs of animals and told him people who are standing or it's hot and steamy with venue shall people who eat primaries. don't get bogged on the details of precise descriptions. africa's big 54 countries, 900000000 people who are too busy starving and dying and worrying and emigrating to reachable still, i were still like when nothing but when nothing for right he has because that is still so true is something that seek who mentioned as we were talking about been of anger and his legacy in this particular article that everybody knows enough so much . yes, yes. they see that he wrote how to read about africa, alyssa, that she wrote decades back is that it still sort of entity as it was at the time he wrote it. but also it's relevant not just for global media coverage of the continent, but africa, media coverage to the seems to your types of preview in global news media then tend to dominate a news

voluntarily repatriated, but rights groups are concerned about their safety. zanna hunter reports for marcel in lebanon. they're leaving behind a life in exile. i've got the crossing the border back into syria. lebanon is where hundreds of thousands of syrians escaped to during the war. there is mixed feelings and a lot of uncertainty. some don't have homes, nor jobs. with many say it's dire economic conditions that are driving them back. because i guess it is better to die there than to die here. the situation is difficult here. i can't even afford bread for my children. it will be the same there. at least there we can find a place to be very the repatriation process is being organized by the government in lebanon and syria. they insist this is voluntary. but right group say it lacks transparency and have documented cases of return needs facing abuse back home . even after receiving security clearance, they also point to policies by the lebanese government that makes life difficult for refugees. between 80 to 90 percent of syrian refugees and lebanon don't have legal residency in the countr

where does emmy pete marcel this graph is leaving his party in the european parliament over disagreement on the reasons behind the war. previously, the parties suspended him for 3 months as he lay the blame for escalation on ukraine and nato, and not on russia. on leaving the identity and democracy group in the european parliament, their attempt to silence me about nato in ukraine is unthinkable. we must disco late, the war with russia. it is not our war, but our people are paying the price. i want to form a new group that supports this are taken her rear rachel mars. that takes a look at how pro western has become a synonym for anti russian. and howard is safer for european politicians to stick to the mainstream agenda of condemning moscow. what's the deal with this western insecurity that demands countries to sites like you're either with teen usa or against it, like the whole world is just one big junior high school. italy has taken a pretty laid back approach and senior, so whole america, russia rivalry. and although a nato and you member italy, welcomed russian doctors to the countr

ah, does emmy p marcel of a graph has to leave his party in the european parliament over a disagreement on the cranial issue? previously the party suspended him for 3 months as he lay the blame for escalation on ukraine and nato and not on russia. on leaving the identity and democracy group in the european parliament, their attempt to silence me about nato in ukraine is unthinkable. we must deescalate the war with russia. it is not our war, but our people are paying the price. i want to form a new group that supports this article here. we're rachel mars. it takes a look at how pro western has become a synonym for anti russian. what's the deal with this western insecurity that demands countries to sites like you're either with teen usa or against it, like the whole world has just one big junior high school. italy has taken a pretty laid back approach in years, the whole america, russia rivalry, and although in nato and you member italy, welcomed russian doctors to the country to help when rome was contending with the world's worst cove it outbreak, former italian prime minister, silvio b

tucked in, letting the leader marcel hug do the work, mile after mile. now, was that finally a gap?has risen to record levels for these wheelchair races. this was catherine debrunner, another swiss winner, in another course record in the women's event. it looked like spring. next year, the marathon returns to april. its soul always lies fundraising. the british heart foundation were city a �*s charity. for the first time, the london marathon persisted assisted wheelchairs so the care family from northern ireland could compete here together. joe wilson, bbc news. in golf, england's charley hull has won the ascendant lpga in texas. she shot a final round 6a to finish one shot ahead of china's xiyu lin, and win her first lpga tour title since 2016. red bull's sergio perez won the singapore grand prix. he overtook pole sitter charles leclerc at the start and led thereafter. leclerc finished second, with his ferrari teammate carlos sainz third. the championship leader max verstappen finished seventh, lewis hamilton ninth. that's all from me. back to you, mishal. time for a look at the we

prominent ribs naked breast use these if you must include an african and make sure you get one in marcell zulu doggone dress in your text, treat africa as if it was one country. it is hot and dusty. it is hot and i'm so sorry. it is hot and dusty with rolling grasslands and huge herds of animals. and dalton, people who are starving or it's hot and steamy with very shocked people who eat primate don't get bogged down with details or precise descriptions. africa, big, 54 countries, 900000000 people who are too busy starving and dying, and worrying and emigrating to reachable still, i will still like when nothing but when laughing for as he has because that is still so true is something that seek who mentioned as we were talking about being of anger and his legacy in this particular article that everybody knows enough so much. yes, yes. they see that he wrote how to write about africa and they said that she wrote decades back is that it still sort of entity as it was at the time he wrote it. but also it's relevant not just for global media coverage of the continent, but africa, media coverag

jessica washington al jazeera milan, la marcel to come here now does air, including yes, hundreds protest against the u. k. prime ministers, controversial tax and barring plan, as the conservative party begins as conference. and we're in guinea where there's growing frustration over the worsening economy. the lack of a political transition, one year after a military coupon that status ah the remains of ian at just about visible that i no longer a hurricane even a tropical circulation already, but the remains of the moisture is still there. caught up against these cold front coming down out of canada, the 2 together, producing pretty unpleasant conditions down the east coast. the u. s. from bank, answered laura, and i think more of a nor'easter and are wet one. but beyond that it's still looking fine. it's still very warm in the plane. strictly the northern plains, even the prairies of canada, quite well 24 when he picked jas route, the rockies. as you can see, the west that is still quite remains or pleasant, but i have to say jumping south or you can still catch the same system that is p

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