hamilton is also a translator for the famous marquis delafayette who i said earlier was like a son to george washington. lafayette was such a young, charming aristocrat that as the 19-year-old boy general, washington took him under his wing. help's also going to help hamilton, that is, with the lesser known general but who is important as an army general who worked at vale forge and other places such mouth and both of these are by charles wilson peele. very talented artists. now something i like to stud to and i'm writing a scholarly article about there are washington's many counsels of war during the american revolution, and there are two in particular that i find particularly fascinating because of who is there. let's read through list and imagine them all crammed into isaac potts' living room, the 16-foot room. here we go. we have george washington, charles lee, charles green, benedict arnold, he's limping in because he's in philadelphia at the time, lord sterling, marquis delafayette, baron von steuben, a host of brigadier generals including henry knox, matt anthony wayne, jeddah

as he started to head back north, he is passed by this yellow mercury marquis missing a rear license plate. and so he pulls that car over and the driver gets out of the car and hanger has to order him to stay by the door of his car. hanger gets out and tells the guy to back up toward him, and as mcveigh is backing toward him, he notices mcveigh has a bulge under his jacket. -- under his left jacket. he reaches out and grabs it, and mcveigh says it is a gun and it is loaded. , ger has his gun to mcveigh's head, and says so is mine. he relieved mcveigh of his gun, which was loaded with the rounds that can shoot through an armored vest. once he had that gun and a kbar knife mcveigh had on his person, he took mcveigh in custody and took him to the jail and perry, -- to the noble county veil in perry, oklahoma. in perry, oklahoma. our investigator asked hanger what happened to him? he said i don't know, he may still be in custody or not. one of our investigators contacted sheriff jerry cook and talked to him and he said mcveigh is in custody but he has -- he is going to be released within

the team also traded wide receiver marquis goodwin.s with the philadelphia eagles now. 49ers got a sixth round pick for him. strong 2017. injury plagued the last two seasons. they selected three players today. the final day of the draft. west virginia offensive line man, colton, taken in the fifth round, they alts drafted georgia tight end, charlie werner and tennessee wide receiver, juwan jennings. as for las vegas, just two picks on saturday, both in the fourth round, they nabbed guard john simpson from clemson, and louisiana tech corner back, amik robinson. locally, he couldn't stick around and make 20 tackles a game forever for cal. evan weaver is going to have to make those plays on sunday. the pac-12 defensive player of the year was taken in the sixth round by the cardinals. that's season with the bears, he led the nation in tackles and was a first team all american. before the draft, we were told our own denis o'donnell, hey, nfl teams, don't sleep on him come draft day. >> you don't see it that way. i know. what do you see? >>

as he's starting to head back north, he's passed by this yellow mercury marquis that's missing its rear license plate. so he pulls that car over and the driver gets out of the car and hanger has to order him to stay by the door of his car. and so hanger gets out, tells the guy to back up toward him. as mcveigh is backing toward him, he notice mcveigh has a bulge under his left jacket. he reaches out, grabs him. mcveigh says it's a gun, it's loaded and hanger has a gun next to mcveigh's head and says so is mine. he relieved mcveigh loaded withe rounds that can shoot through an or mored vest. so once he had that gun and a knife that mcveigh had hid enon his person, he took mcveigh into custody and took him to the noble county jail end per-- in perry, oklahoma. so our investigate orasked hanger what happened to him? i don't know. he may still be in custody, i may not. so one of our investigators contacted sheriff jerry cook and talked to him and said well mcveigh is in custody but he's going released within probably an hour. so we put a federal hold on him. at that point myself and several

food tastes even better when you're not just satisfying your own needs i mean there's going to the marquis that's just a mystery and i'm sitting here we can see the people gathering to easter the minute just like us. said it was me and those that somehow i feel connected to them as a result you're missing dormant from the moment when he died yesterday with murphy to monica and we were just talking about the idea of this restaurant is a picture of some of the homeless people might be completely on their own without any families to help them with something or something for me since i suppose they're all in a difficult situation the stress. that's moving. most is interesting when you think. i mean has been coming to robin hood for 6 months now the needy often wait months to get a place. a michigan ornament. my financial situation is like this each month and i have $100.00 maybe $130.00 euros left after paying for all of my regular outgoings political movement that's not enough to cover food for a month that's impossible and i wish him to shoot. and it's not just food that i need but also mone

food tastes even better when you're not just satisfying your own needs i mean that's going to the marquis that's for semester and sitting here we can see the people gathering to isa minute just like us. so i guess that this is me and those that somehow i feel connected to them as a result they are missing dog missing that i'm only. need i guess nothing worth 50 more because we were just talking about the idea of this restaurant this effect some of the homeless people might be completely on their own without any families to help them most of them there are 7 families i suppose they're all in a difficult situation the stress. that's moving. most is fischerspooner can you trust. i mean has been coming to robin hood for 6 months now the needy often wait months to get a place. a michigan ornament to make it an issue my financial situation is like this each month and i have $100.00 maybe $130.00 euros left after paying for all of my regular outgoings more political move that's not enough to cover food for a month that's impossible. you know what it is in bullshit nation that's and it's not just

political solution i mean the political solution was 10 days away would have done with the help of the marquis's and the french at that tripoli while mr good terrorist was in town so everybody talks about there is no military solution and there is a political solution so on but i think the situation is going the way syria is going everybody was saying that there is no military solution and ends up with a military solution so i think until everybody gets their act together and they start calling a spade a spade there will be no political solution there will be no political solution would have to have to has shown his soulful content for any political solution at every turn. no foul as the fact that have to as allies have been distracted by the coronavirus pandemic helps the jna militarily and weakened after us forces is there any international appetite right now given the pandemic to find an internationally mediated political solution to libya's conflict. yeah the circumstances of the pandemic have shifted little bit the position of the. allies of will support have to. be current of the core and

as he started to head back north he is passed by this yellow mercury marquis that is missing its rear license plate. so he polls that car over and the driver gets out of the car and they order him to stay by the door of his car. theso he gets out, tells guy to back up toward him and as mcveigh is acting toward him, he notices mcveigh has a bulge under his left jacket and he reaches out. he grabs it. they said, it's a gun and is loaded and he has his gun to his head and says, so is mine. he relieved mcveigh of his gun, which was loaded with those rounds that can shoot through an armored rest. andso, once he had that gun a knife that mcveigh had hidden on his person, he took him into custody and took him to the noble county jail in perry, oklahoma. and so our investigator asked -- what happened to him? and he said, i don't know. he may still be in custody, he may not. so one of our investigators contacted sheriff jerry cook and talk to him and he said, mcveigh is in custody, but he's got to be released within probably an hour. so, we put a federal hold on him and at that point, myself a

on october 12th, 1783, he writes a pair of letters to one son to be the marquis, and he became good friends describing the western lands and the hope to explore, to traverse the lines which are giving bounds to a new empire. in 1783, he's thinking about the west. he writes to lafayette that same day, he had invited him to come to europe and visit the european capitals and washington said he'd rather travel the new american empire. he describes this new empire and his hopes to travel from detroit down the mississippi up through the carolinas to witness the bounds of this world. his thoughts were that these lands that were claimed and coming out of the revolutionary war were going to be sort of imagined to be parts of virginia, parts of north carolina. parts of georgia. as they looked westward even if it was all simply conceptual at this point. many of them veterans of the war he had just presided over. even a few months earlier in may of 1783 just before the peace is declared he had written about the settlement of revolutionary war veterans in the lands, west of the appalachians and the hope

jefferson fame biographer agreed, summarizing mason's marquis contributions to the revolution when he said quote, mason chartered the rights of human beings much more fully than jefferson did in the immortal necessarily compress paragraph in the more famous document, referring to the declaration of rights pic of the contemporary and back of mason's declaration, malone went on to say, there could be no possible question. more than any other single american -- did you hear that? more than any other single american, george mason may be regarded as the herald of this new era. quite simply, mason developed into a a private man of renaissance interest with an abiding conviction deep inside him, the fate of individual liberty, individual freedom with paramount to governmental power. he believed individual freedom was a natural right. individual liberty was a natural right. he wrote in his virginia declaration of rights, quote, all power is vested in and consequently derived from the people, that government is, ought to be instituted for the common benefit, protection and security of the peop

operations committee for years and years, and between the two of them the number of markey just -- marquis just like changing bills the two of them spotted together and push through congress is just amazing. inspectors generalus act, the paperwork reduction act which reduce the federal bureaucracy, the consumer protection act which eventually failed but it failed in that congress with carter. but it eventually passed. he and frank horton rest will affect as any pair of democrat and republican in congress during that time. >> i'd like to take prerogative to ask one question of my own. one thing i think gets lost in the fun stories is the hard work of congress whereas there's a, in the book about workhorses versus show horses. one of the reasons we don't know so much about jack brooks is he was one of the workhorses. he was doing the actual job of a representative, democrat or republican, by saving the country money. i know there were lots of brooks bills and a lot of things, you mentioned the ibm, with the other aspects were his work just as a legislator helped the country as a whole? >> wi

they traded marquis goodwin to philly and moved up to pick a tight end in the sixth round.ck was jauan jennings from tennessee. the raiders completed their draft by adding a pair of receivers and a linebacker in the third round. in the fourth round they selected guard john simpson out of clemson and cornerback robertson from louisiana tech. by the way, congratulations to san jose state quarterback josh love. he didn't get drafted but he was signed immediately after the draft by the l.a. rams. >>> now to news from the nba. the league says some players may be able to return to the hardwood as soon as next week. the nba is reopening team practice facilities in states loosening stay-at-home orders. teams will not be allowed to hold group workouts. nba commissioner adam silver says he still needs a clearer picture before deciding if the season will be able to resume. we are keeping our fingers crossed for that. much more ahead. with many governors across the nation taking the lead when it comes to the pandemic, larry gerston joins us to discuss our own governor's leadership. at

honestly, those are all very good questions if you are an 18th century french marquis.s a country falls apart around him, his first and main concerna is preserving america's sacred task system. the native-born working on farms and kitchens and factories? it's unnatural, unthinkable, it's wrong. we must have a compliant underclass. we must. who will iron the sheets? you can just imagine sitting alone in his study for writing about the coming peasant rebellion. but it turns out he needn't have worried. just before airtime the president announced the substance of his executive order, and it's possible this will change. so we are just going on what we heard from the podium. but it's this. the new moratorium will last for 60 days at which point it will be extended or not bene extende. the band will apply to w only individuals seeking permanent residency in this country. in other words people who like the united states enough to stay permanently and would like green cards to be able to do it legally. g but the band will not apply to those entering the united states on a tempo

. >> i'm wondering, what would one policy be that, for you, would be marquis?ould really change the way he's looking at criminal justice reform in this country. a big thing that he could do, as he says i support the legization of marijuana. it shows that he's evolved in an issue that shows, hey, i had a past stance, i've changed it based on what is the new normal. and he can do that with personnel, too. not putting into power the people who are in charge 20, 30 years ago, implementing these policies, but bringing on board now, younger, progressive folks to join his campaign, join his cabinet and help him governor earn in the future. >> christina and ben, thank you both so much. >>> up next, ohio was one of the first red states to put tough social distancing standards in place. i'll talk to the state's governor, mike dewine, about that decision and what he's doing to flatten the curve. okay.. . okay! safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! check it out. safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, tha

and as he is started to head back north he's passed by this yellow mercury marquis missing its rear license plate. and so he pulls that car over and the driver gets out of the car and hanger has to order him to stay by the door of his car. and so hanger gets out, tells the guy to back up toward him, and as mcveigh is backing toward him he notices he has a bulge under his left jacket. he grabs it. mcveigh said it's a gun and it's loaded. and hanger has his gun next to mcveigh's head and says so is mine. and he relieved mcveigh of his gun, which was loaded with those rounds that can shoot through an armored vest. and so once he had that again and a k-bar knife mcveigh had hidden on his person he took mcveigh into custody and to the noble county jail in perry, oklahoma. and so our investigator asked hanger what happened to him. and he said, i don't know. he may still be in custody. he may not. and so one of our investigators contacted sheriff jerry cooke and talked to him and said, well, mcveigh is in custody but is going to be released within probably an hour. and so we put a federal hold on

said, although that wasn't necessarily made clear yesterday when the announcement was made that many marquistoms. within hours this morning, that capacity was reached. 16,000 in total. the —— 5000 of those were home testing kits and it seems the remainder allocated slots at some of the drive through testing centres which have been set up testing centres which have been set up in various parts of the uk for people to go and get tested there. so what was interesting was to hear from the transport secretary at the news co nfe re nce from the transport secretary at the news conference earlier, the total number of people who access the website which he said was 46,000. that gives you an idea of the demand that there is a monkey workers and members of their households who are also eligible for the test —— there is among key workers. uk wide who could be eligible for the test but it's worth reminding people as it wasn't necessarily clear from the beginning that these are tests for people with coronavirus symptoms or those within their household. they are not antibody tests which will tell you if yo

many many evil socks will reopen keen for my soul next week will only be for one factor or sell to marquis of fashion industry but the smaller subs will stay close and they will reopen may teams and but they will need to follow real a lot of the rules also the restaurants will not hold on until the beginning of june which is not sure yet so we are going to have to see also. the death toll because of course it's falling down but it's still very i like what example today was 333 which is not you know like number they were you surprised that the prime minister didn't mention anything about the contact tracing app that there was so much publicity about and also about the way health workers in the health service is going to be looked after from this point onwards because obviously they've been through a great deal of strain absolutely so in general practitioner for example on the territory they were left alone at the beginning of the defendant me and so they need more help now also we were all very disappointed that there was no man shown on not only about the tracing happen they're working on

round of conduction cuts which were absolutely necessary at the time just c o 2 bands that bans the marquis's now that particular route is still going on despite we could go both sides coming together and agreeing to production cuts there was also a production cut for the united states canada and norway to participate in which would have taken another $10000000.00 barrels of production out of production now though the world is oversupplied we are all oil by the tune of about a 3rd or 35000000 barrels a day and that's all because airlines are stopped line people have stopped moving moving around and we've got about 3000000000 people are under lockdown so that has led to this particular crisis but in particular with the u.s. market it's a it's a crises so where do they have caught all that oil that they produce now you remember that the united states was their worlds biggest exporter before this actual crisis actually started and now we're seeing a situation where rigs and doug schoen are being lost in texas which employs a roughly about 10000000 people in the production of oil or oil and gas a

we had cranes building new --ldings, marquis companies and a monthanies, later we are shut down withundreds of thousands out of work. so making these decisions are tough, but when you look at the science, the only way you can survive this is if you protect your health care system. -- sodoctors and nurses those doctors and nurses don't get overwhelmed. curve,alled flatten the but what that really means a slowing transition and saving lives. lucky,now seeing, we are the data shows at the beginning, and transmission rate was about three. for every one person infected, they infested on most of three people, now it is a little over one. we have cut it significantly but we still have to drive it down further if we don't want to see an increase that will overwhelm our hospitals. while we have seen great progress and we know it works, we also know you have to keep it up. host: if you flatten the curve and it comes back in september, october, november, what will you do? guest: we are planning for that right now, talking to our scientists and research hospitals and inking which parts of our ec

as he started to head back north he is passed by this yellow mercury marquis that is missing its rearicense plate. so he polls that car over and the driver gets out of the car and they order him to stay by the door of his car. theso he gets out, tells guy to back up toward him and as mcveigh is acting toward him, he notices mcveigh has a bulge under his left jacket and he reaches out. he grabs it. they said, it's a gun and is loaded and he has his gun to his head and says, so is mine. he relieved mcveigh of his gun, which was loaded with those rounds that can shoot through an armored rest. andso, once he had that gun a knife that mcveigh had hidden on his person, he took him into custody and took him to the noble county jail in perry, oklahoma. and so our investigator asked -- what happened to him? and he said, i don't know. he may still be in custody, he may not. so one of our investigators contacted sheriff jerry cook and talk to him and he said, mcveigh is in custody, but he's got to be released within probably an hour. so, we put a federal hold on him and at that point, myself and

the masses comment marked famz from the marquis. >> any other members of the public that wish to speak? seeing none, public comment is now closed. thank you so much to acting director and d.p.w. staff for the presentation and engaging in discussion with the committee today. supervisor peskin has made a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair. can we take that without objection? mr. clerk, any other business items? >> there is no further business. >> thank you. we are adjourned. >> okay, great. >> supervisor fewer: good afternoon, everyone. this is the march 11, 2020 meeting of the budget and appropriations committee. i am sandra fewer. our clerk is ms. linda wong. i would like to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting this tv. any announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices, complete speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. >> supervisor fewer: item number 1. >>> hearing to review the report on the controller's office on the current year's expenditure and revenue information and projections as of december 31, 2019, six-month budget