it's signed by a senator sherrod brown and 3 ohio members of congress representatives marcy kaptur joyce beatty and tim ryan. it is addressed to us. attorney general merrick garland urging him to reopen the civil rights investigation into the november 2014 death of 12 year-old tamir rice, samarra, rice and her family deeply appreciate senator brown and the ohio delegation of members of congress. >> weighing in with the department of justice. to me it was outside of the could tell recreation center when someone called police saying he was waving a gun at people walking by, although the caller told the dispatcher it was probably a juvenile with a fake gun that information was never relayed to responding officers. 2 cleveland police officers frank garmback and timothy loehmann arrived on scene and according to investigators, within seconds, officer loehmann believing tamir was reaching for the weapon shot and killed him.

only the wear them when i go out why was that marcy their mother sunglasses are not suited to a tradition so it would be seen as something shameful walk your dog not see the. village school is located nearby. all boys attend until they are 14 years old. girls are taken out of school no later than the age of 10 so as to be shielded from the dangers of the outside world just like the affair is that they could be snatched as brides by a family with a no a social standing there it was a sure associate with not only garbo or children who are worse for any love with and how side how. the outside world poses the greatest danger to insular community of the garble that i am glad that though such a big hurry was the 1st. i. left school after 5th grade she's now 14 and this being married off tomorrow is her wedding day i just can't believe unless we've been engaged for 2 years and before that we had never talked much about that we knew each other because we were related at least both agreed to be engagement right away and that actually. the groom's parents are setting off for one last sale store bef

he deserved it. >> reporter: marcy gonzales, abc news, los angeles. >> you can watch the oscars lives sunday at 10:00. the 93rd academy awards air is at 5:00 p.m. we're talking about what to look forward to. they're going to do performances that are pretaped prior to the oscars, i'm not sure exactly how it is going to work. h.e.r. is one of the nominees. diane warren has 12 nominations in the past. she has never won. she has won plenty of other things. she is basically a hit machine. i don't need her to win this award. i want h.e.r. to win. and then we are happy. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> okay. >> a compelling argument there. [ laughter ] >>> let me tell you why you should watch the oscars. it is going to be raining most of the day sunday. leave it or not, we have that kind of storm. we are looking at morning clouds right now. it will be brighter and milder today. not quite as breezy. mostly cloudy, patchy fog, drizzle. just like this morning. maybe even more so. equally trend. why do we need it? we are missing nearly three feet of rain since january of last year. that is only 15 month

you mentioned william marcy. he was secretary war. he was secretary war and you say his famous saying that still lives today. that's the the victors go the spoils, but it seems like in this little book all this stuff. you've got james polka the center and you got abraham lincoln on the floor. he becomes president winfield scott's the candidate for the wigs and 52 zachary. taylor's a candidate for the wigs and wins in 48 john c. fremont goes the pathfinder. goes out to california and gets involved in a big dispute between commodore stockton the navy and general kearney. he chooses the wrong way. his father-in-law is thomas hart benton back in washington the powerful friend of pope the senator the son of the artist and and and and and and fremont thinks, you know, i'm gonna get into into this thing on stockton side. oh bullion will take care of me back home my father in law, but doesn't happen. i mean fremont is court-martialed. and and poke he's charged with mutiny and and disobedience pope dismisses the mutiny charge but upholds the s

marcy gonzales, abc news, angeles. >> it is so nice to see all that diversity.rom this year's oscar in one place. just download the abc7 bay area up on your smart tv right now. it is available for roku, amazon fire, and android tv. experience every star-studded moment. you can head to oscars 2021 to see it all, and all of you guys, apparently, need to do so. because i was told that i was the only one -- >> hey, i told you. i had it on in the background. i didn't see who was nominated this year. >> i think that's the problem. i only saw one, and it was on netflix. >> i want to see -- i can't even see it. it's monday, i've had a little too much caffeine. you know what i want to see. there is a lot of disney plus going on in my house. it is hard to switch gears for the oscars. >> that's still on brand, that keeps us employed, disney plus. larry, you said you turned it on but were bored. >> you know, five minutes and i was just like, oh man, it was either steph curry or nomad land, and -- and i haven't seen -- nobody has seen any of these movies. it's not like i was

money must have our horrors and that is where marcy i mean india governments have tended to negate. i think that mothers remember their children their whole lives. sometimes i think she's dead and i get very sad. maybe my mother has seen me but doesn't want to come forward. because she doesn't want to reveal the secret nobody knows. it must also be hard to have a son appear in your life after so many years. especially if it was a secret. but it's hard as the years go by because we're not asking for anything unusual. sometimes i get angry when i notice resignation in myself. because i'm not so old i'm 53. time is passing by there are people older than me who disappeared before me. my mother was probably around 70 the women at the home were young. it would be so cruel to get to the end and find them in the ground. it. is. true because remember who doesn't get a few days yes i say break a little business on the stump of only you know. your guess miles when you took up where there. are no. better access that is ninoska doubt i stick it in you gotta take year or. load in there and the st

. >>> marcy gonzales has the video of the shooting and what we have learned about the officer who fired the fatal shot. >> reporter: a second night of outrage in minnesota after a police officer shot and killed 20-year-old daunte wright. officials calling it an accidental discharge, sing the officer meant to use her taser, but instead, fired her gun. >> my brother lost his life because they made a mistake. yo, y'all call it a mistake. it is not a mistake >> reporter: officers determined he had an outstanding warrant for a misdemeanor. body camera video shows a struggle. wright getting back into the car. she fires one single shot. the car then driving for several blocks before crashing into another vehicle. police say paramedics attempted lifesaving measures but wright, the father of a two-year-old , was pronounced dead at the scene. they did not find a weapon in his vehicle. the officer, a 26 year veteran of the force is now on it illustratively pending an independent investigation. >> we cannot afford to make mistakes that lead to the loss of life. i do fully support releasing the offi

. >>> marcy gonzales has the video of the shooting and what we have learned about the officer who fired the fatal shot. >> reporter: a second night of outrage in minnesota after a police officer shot and killed 20-year-old daunte wright. officials calling it an accidental discharge, sing the officer meant to use her taser, but instead, fired her gun. >> my brother lost his life because they made a mistake. yo, y'all call it a mistake. it is not a mistake >> reporter: officers determined he had an outstanding warrant for a misdemeanor. body camera video shows a struggle. wright getting back into the car. she fires one single shot. the car then driving for several blocks before crashing into another vehicle. police say paramedics attempted lifesaving measures but wright, the father of a two-year-old , was pronounced dead at the scene. they did not find a weapon in his vehicle. the officer, a 26 year veteran of the force is now on it illustratively pending an independent investigation. >> we cannot afford to make mistakes that lead to the loss of life. i do fully support releasing the offi

enormous amount of years marci not dissing the tsunami's my god is the cheating i told i had assumed that being the could only thing has really been that loaded for you if you could get enough of the new owners across the. aisle come your believe political consensus could pull you don't want to put i'm not getting what your photograph i mean look about me i later conservatively got to see a lot of your singing speed out of the by yeah i get to tell you all this in the can so and we'll focus on way better they don't we'll get a phone call on the. last in the study out of not this out of the gate it's his time in that local mall all morning though michael a little explained that when. he got more. in this in a say about that than they made alligator get put on that lad i say needed you know that alan one thing they must hide out and that's on the kids and say this is going to say i'm not ok they will not know i mean no one will be able to say what. these are confusing times and making sense of it all might be asking a little much it does make you wonder though what got to see america a

here is marcy can dollars. >> tiger woods was speeding when he crashed this suv in southern californiain february going as fast as 87 miles per hour in a 45 miles per hour zone. investigators found that along with an inability to navigate a curve in the road causing the accident that left the golf superstar badly injured. >> the impact of the vehicle when they hit the tree cause the vehicle to go airborne into a somewhat a pair let landing on its side. >> the data recorder showed he never hit the brakes. instead, he kept his foot on the accelerator the entire time. investigators believe it was just a panicked mistake. they also say they did not do a blood test to check his sobriety because there was no evidence of impairment. >> there was no order of alcohol. there were no open containers. >> he is now home from the hospital where he underwent surgery. is focused on recovering and thinking first responders and separately tweeting about missing the masters tournament this week. >> everything he has into trying to put everything here this year. >> despite the determination he was speedin

elinor martin will talk about infrastructure in the american jobs act pretty and dc statehood efforts marcy spent washington journal by the seven eastern on thursday morning. i'm sure to watch washington journal on saturday morning at nine easter i will look back 50 years on the anniversary and for more than 1400 cia trained cuban exiles launched two over throw fidel castro of cuba. join the conversation the phone calls facebook comments text and tweets. book tv on "c-span2", has top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, former general electric ceo, prevents on the challenges he faced after 911 and during the 2008 financial crisis in his book, but i learned leading a great american company. his sunday and p.m. eastern, afterwards, in her book member size of memory in the art of forgetting. here are scientist decent to know it discusses how. she's interviewed by author and forgetting podcast cohost, david chang. sunday at 11:00 p.m. eastern university of religion professor argues that racism has a foothold in white evangelical religion from slavery to cur

you do not want to incur the wrath of my friend marcy kaptur. she will make sure you understand the priority. secretary, as i mentioned in my opening, market-driven development of energy and resources on lands and waters remains essential to our economy and a smooth transition to a clean energy future. i'm deeply concerned that the present so-called pause on new oil and gas, natural gas leaks on public lands and waters may be the first step of a larger strategy to price domestic fossil energy out of the market and force americans to pay for less reliable, less secure, and less clean sources of energy, as well as, and i know my colleague ms. mccollum had brought up the interest that she had in a project with a company up in her district. i want to know if, as you review these, whether we're going to do so in an open and transparent way so we can have buy-in from everyone and get input. i'm not saying that you necessarily will be against it. i just saying as a whole whether or not we can have that. and could you update us on what your department's

rib injury but his save sealed shock a 2nd win of the season and the 1st for coach demeter osgar marcy's survival is still mathematically possible but very very unlikely. a win in this one would be a massive step towards safety from either of these sides finds the early goal 11 minutes intrusion is that top storage methods are left in january when the team has still got that goal scoring group. posts cologne responded before the break with a penalty from on their joint leading marksman with his foot that the season. around the alum angelia scary joined him on that tally of 5 to put cologne to heads . but a strike it did finally school after 65 minutes every morning cboe with just his 3rd of the season to level the school's. all signs are pointing towards a drawer until the 91st minute went after me and roberto. his goal sent mights players into x. to say as they climbed to 14 in the table while cologne sits 2nd from bottom. of coach free 10 phone code will take over from marcus the installer. when it's crunch time in the beautiful game tensions are high and some post match interviews can

and marcy philips, who was nice enough to employee me, she also worked on this pilot. >> jimmy: really really got back at her. >> jimmy: oh, wow. that's pretty crazy. >> actually, i went to the up-fronts for abc as a page the year before i went to the up-fronts -- i had a weird thing where someone saw me in a high school play and i had never auditioned again and it was for "that '70s show." and the up-fronts again. >> jimmy: the up-fronts is the event where they introduce all the new shows to the advertiser. >> which you host. >> jimmy: i'm a part of almost every year. and so you were there working as an intern? >> yeah. and my only memory is i met michael j. fox, which is amazing in "spin city" and greg from dharma and greg yelled at me because his coffee wasn't hot enough. >> jimmy: he did? what? >> and then the next year i was at the up-front, the fox up-fronts for "that '70s show" and some kid was like is that coffee hot enough, sir? i was like yes! like you are enough. >> jimmy: can i tell you something? i just head this weird memory. laura prepon, who was your castmate was on tha

marcy adelman. allegra fortunati, louise hines, and anne warren. and, with that, i would like to make a motion for the reappointment of the four names i have mentioned. >> president: great. thank you for meeting and doing that work. commissioner lum, are there any questions or comments from the commission on these nominees? i know these are great nominees and we thank you for continuing to want to serve. anybody else want to make any comments? do we have anyone from the public who wishes to comment on agenda item 11? >> clerk: moderator, please open the phone line for public comment. we will allow some time for callers to submit their requests. >> secretary: justin, do we have any callers in the queue? >> madam secretary, we have two callers in the queue. >> secretary: thank you. >> hi. i'm the director of environmental justice advocacy. i've been listening to your commission meeting which i do from time to time and i think according to the brown act, you have to allow public comment on those action items. and, if you don't do that, then the meetin

marci this have a top to both practice sessions ahead of the formula one media oh man yeah it's easy. to grow. out of the books if you can. read ball had a disastrous day max there stop and know who looks set to become lewis hamilton's main challenge of the season had problems with his car and 2nd practice for stop and see may to say that failed to finish morning practice often incident with another driver damaged his call me mom or c. this bought us a clock to foster time in both sessions ahead of hamilton. i like italy i mean food is good i enjoy being here just have a driving so far hasn't been the luckiest but yeah the drive shaft issues so i had to stop stop the car idea we definitely didn't see the best out of it but we got today we're going to see about being here tomorrow but no doubt they're going to be fast and we still don't think we have the fastest car. and 6 imo to g.p. champion mark marquez and may the his return to the track up for the 1st 9 months the spaniard who fractured his arm during last season's opening race finished 6 in practice ahead of the portuguese. while

look marci he was really one of the biggest things about gender because. if you're sued by a against it will. also elect i was at the hands of the ruling party and belittlement was done it lead but again. it's also a way we'll lose is my love for the city lawrence. supports you know so i think that the economics which isn't actually in the bucket is not very early on from the figures of the world bank except where are we actually one of the poorest countries in that way so it's means that i don't see any real agenda now you get to what books you all i mean we are just little working for the people we've got a lot of discourses to be we will be your servant i mean there are not be elite new discourses is the same people have lived there it's not so large that you know that belittle one and 7 after the elections well believe. in religion love money and give people so are you that a senior researcher at the institute for security studies speaking to us from the child in capital and to me in a really great to get your thoughts here on out of there thanks for b

comprehensive development program for block 2 as well as two separate predevelopment loan agreement, one with marcy housing for the development of block 2 east and another with chinatown community development for the development of block 2 west. transplay block 2 is the southern portion of the temporary transbay terminal site. it will be divided into blocks 2, 3 and 4 as well as the extensions of those streets. block 2 is located within close proximity to transit, recreation spaces and shops. ocii obligation in transbay includes a minimum of 35% of all residential units in the project area are affordable to low and moderate income households. to date, 2196 housing units have been completed in zone one. approximately 33% are affordable. the affordable housing on block 11 it essential to meeting -- block 2 is essentially to meeting this obligation. ocii acquired the former temporary terminal site from the transbay joint powers authority, or tjpa from earlier this year. ocii seeks a team to develop mixed use affordable housing units on blocks 2 east and west. the r.f.p. sought 100% affordable rental h

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this is marcy rodriguez from the office of cannabis. i'm here with my colleagues ray law and cash patell. thank you for having us this morning. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. >> so right now, i think we're just waiting to share our screen or have the authority to do so. once that's done, we can run through a very brief update answering all the questions you just proposed. >> supervisor peskin: that would be great. mr. clerk, could you please give ms. rodriguez. >> please give that to ray law. he's got the presentation. thank you. >> thank you, chair peskin. and thank you, victor, i just got the function. let me share my screen very quickly. all right. >> thank you. and while ray's getting that situated for everyone, i think there's a square box on the side, ray, to get rid of that. and to your point, chair peskin, thank you for acknowledging the overwhelming interest and i think that shows how effective and supportive the cannabis oversight committee has been to the process for, you know, furthering our -- pardon me, that's the doorbe

you do not want to incur of wrath of my friend marcy. [laughter]. she'll make sure you understand the priority. secretary, as i mentioned in my opening, market driven development of energy and mineral resources on lands and water remains essential to our security and transition to a clean energy future. i'm deeply concerned that the president's so called pause on natural gas leaks on lands and water may be the first may price for less secure, less fresh water resources, and my colleague brought up the interest that she had in a project with a company up in her district. i want to know as you renew whatever it would do so, we would have buy-ins from everyone and not saying that you necessarily would be against it, but as a whole, i went through the department's comprehensive review and oil and gas permitting and changes and why, and what transparency will be used in that process. >> thank you, energy independence is absolutely important, it's a priority of the president. as you know, the leasing pause, only paused new leases, existing leases were not

attorneys engaged in regular trainings on issues including racial justice and equity, vulnerable victims, marcy's law, which is the california victims' bill of rights, as well as victim compensation and restitution. as we heard a few moments ago, community-based organizations play a critical role, and that's -- in many cases, that never happens at all. if a case is never cleared by the police, if it continues to be under investigation, then we may never know that it occurred and have no ability to contact the victim directly. that's a gap that community-based organizations and broader communications can help to fill, and it's my hope that we can talk about working collaboratively to address. some of the community partnerships that we have, just to give you details, include the community coalition and social justice work group with c.y.c., and sarah wan and her whole team have been really valuable partners with this work and a number of specific cases, and we really rely on them for their expertise as well as to help provide services that are needed. the c.y.c. partnership, as i said, is really es

thank you rene marcy my former principal at sunny side who hired me and supported me every day and welcome to our new principal and team sunny side especially my amazing collaborative team at to the team at sfusd science education partnership who helped me become a better science teacher and thank you to the science department for the same thing. thank you to the health programs for being amazing supporter of anti-racist curriculum in our district and our unshakeable i.t. depend who answered over 100 e-mails from me this year on this crazy distance learning. thank you to my approximately 600 students and taught me to be a better teacher from long beach to the roof stop and my sunny side eagles. i love you all. most importantly to my partner, jim, and my amazing family because this is a crazy job teaching and we need all the help we can get. i know i'm going over my time. thanks your teachers. it's better than a paycheck sometimes to get that phone call or e-mail or text saying you changed my kids' life or helped my kids. thank your teachers. and lastly, my student darwin said on zoom the o

attorneys engaged in regular trainings on issues including racial justice and equity, vulnerable victims, marcy's law, which is the california victims' bill of rights, as well as victim compensation and restitution. as we heard a few moments ago, community-based organizations play a critical role, and that's -- in many cases, that never happens at all. if a case is never cleared by the police, if it continues to be under investigation, then we may never know that it occurred and have no ability to contact the victim directly. that's a gap that community-based organizations and broader communications can help to fill, and it's my hope that we can talk about working collaboratively to address. some of the community partnerships that we have, just to give you details, include the community coalition and social justice work group with c.y.c., and sarah wan and her whole team have been really valuable partners with this work and a number of specific cases, and we really rely on them for their expertise as well as to help provide services that are needed. the c.y.c. partnership, as i said, is really es

attorneys engaged in regular trainings on issues including racial justice and equity, vulnerable victims, marcy'slaw, which is the california victims' bill of rights, as well as victim compensation and restitution. as we heard a few moments ago, community-based organizations play a critical role, and that's -- in many cases, that never happens at all. if a case is never cleared by the police, if it continues to be under investigation, then we may never know that it occurred and have no ability to contact the victim directly. that's a gap that community-based organizations and broader communications can help to fill, and it's my hope that we can talk about working collaboratively to address. some of the community partnerships that we have, just to give you details, include the community coalition and social justice work group with c.y.c., and sarah wan and her whole team have been really valuable partners with this work and a number of specific cases, and we really rely on them for their expertise as well as to help provide services that are needed. the c.y.c. partnership, as i said, is really ess

this is marcy rodriguez from the office of cannabis.ith my colleagues ray law and cash patell. thank you for having us this morning. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. >> so right now, i think we're just waiting to share our screen or have the authority to do so. once that's done, we can run through a very brief update answering all the questions you just proposed. >> supervisor peskin: that would be great. mr. clerk, could you please give ms. rodriguez. >> please give that to ray law. he's got the presentation. thank you. >> thank you, chair peskin. and thank you, victor, i just got the function. let me share my screen very quickly. all right. >> thank you. and while ray's getting that situated for everyone, i think there's a square box on the side, ray, to get rid of that. and to your point, chair peskin, thank you for acknowledging the overwhelming interest and i think that shows how effective and supportive the cannabis oversight committee has been to the process for, you know, furthering our -- pardon me, that's the doorbellment for

attorneys engaged in regular trainings on issues including racial justice and equity, vulnerable victims, marcy'slaw, which is the california victims' bill of rights, as well as victim compensation and restitution. as we heard a few moments ago, community-based organizations play a critical role, and that's -- in many cases, that never happens at all. if a case is never cleared by the police, if it continues to be under investigation, then we may never know that it occurred and have no ability to contact the victim directly. that's a gap that community-based organizations and broader communications can help to fill, and it's my hope that we can talk about working collaboratively to address. some of the community partnerships that we have, just to give you details, include the community coalition and social justice work group with c.y.c., and sarah wan and her whole team have been really valuable partners with this work and a number of specific cases, and we really rely on them for their expertise as well as to help provide services that are needed. the c.y.c. partnership, as i said, is really ess

attorneys engaged in regular trainings on issues including racial justice and equity, vulnerable victims, marcy'slaw, which is the california victims' bill of rights, as well as victim compensation and restitution. as we heard a few moments ago, community-based organizations play a critical role, and that's -- in many cases, that never happens at all. if a case is never cleared by the police, if it continues to be under investigation, then we may never know that it occurred and have no ability to contact the victim directly. that's a gap that community-based organizations and broader communications can help to fill, and it's my hope that we can talk about working collaboratively to address. some of the community partnerships that we have, just to give you details, include the community coalition and social justice work group with c.y.c., and sarah wan and her whole team have been really valuable partners with this work and a number of specific cases, and we really rely on them for their expertise as well as to help provide services that are needed. the c.y.c. partnership, as i said, is really ess

and he went ahead and appointed marcy marcy. -- he promises to send full information, what's interesting is that the polk editors noted and you can see in the library of congress copy, on the back of folks letter prompts a full explanation, fiber wrote, the promised -- have not be made. >> what happens after this polk offers and ambassador riyal appointment for van buren and he refuses. the two men do not correspond except for two letters like that poke sense to van buren containing two of his messages, van buren writes back to notes saying i've received these, that's the end of their correspondence. i don't know if polk lost much sleep over, it van buren was very better over this, and eventually in 48, as many of you will know, will not only be nominated for the presidency. van buren eventually does go back to the democrats, but at that point and that's the end of their relationship. thank you. [applause] >> i would like to introduce tina, kelly houston jones, the sleeper on the speaker on slavery. doctor jones is the assistant professor of history at arkansas tech. she writes about the