we don't have the perfect mars environment on earth. we have a different gravitational force and a totally different atmosphere. so we must compromise somewhat, but at all it is we can certainly adjust the weight of our space suits to match the weight ratio we'd be dealing with on mars. orchard regions on earth that most resemble mars any all seem. i'm a d. 20 is the 13th mission. these enthusiasts have volunteered for. the project has long caught the eye of scientists. so the amateur astronauts are carrying out over 20 experiments is nice, but if it's no longer a question of if we fly to mars. but rather when i see from my perspective, mars is the next unexplored or barely explored continent american boy, the antarctic was the, or the moon. now we, saga, it's time will come home and weeks in one or 2 generations will have outposts on the moon or mars, just like we have them in the antarctic to day without office hours. oh, after being grounded for years manned spaceflight is getting fresh impetus. very precise landing. within a few yea

. orchard regions on earth that most resemble mars the all seem. i'm a d. 20 is the 13th mission. these enthusiasts have volunteered for the project as long caught the eye of scientists. so the amateur astronauts are carrying out over 20 experiments is nice, but if it's no longer a question of if we fly to mars. but rather when i see from my perspective, mars is the next unexplored or barely explored continent in it, the way the antarctic was the or the moon. now we, saga, it's time will come home and in one or 2 generations we'll have outposts on the moon or mars, just like we have them in the antarctic today about office hours. oh, after being grounded for years manned spaceflight is getting fresh impetus. very precise planning. within a few years, u. s. space authority nasa ames to send rockets and privately operated lunar landers to the milan, china, japan and russia plants similar missions, space ex founder ellen musk, his thinking even bigger. he hopes to fly to mars with his starship rockets private space. explorers are financially motivated

also, destination mars. here on earth, emma to astronauts are already stimulating a mission to the red planet. that and more coming up hello and welcome to tomorrow today, due to venice sign so now emission to mas as one of space explorations bigger challenges. after several delays, the ex or mass mission had been rescheduled to lift off to the red planet. in the fall of 2022, it's one of the most important joint european and russian space agency missions. but russia's invasion of ukraine will probably put that on hold. yet interest in mass remains undiminished. and to get ready for a fast human visit in the future, amateur astronauts already had a dry run here on planet earth. lou planet mars in the year 2072 astronauts are heading back to base camp, guided by mission control back on earth. they've been out collecting rock samples for an experiment. life on mars is still a dream for the future. everybody here is taking part in what's known as an analog mission. my landlady v. robles in the field that they s

he hopes to fly to mars. with his starship rockets, private space, explorers are financially motivated to mining rights and space are already on the market. 90 percent 90 percent of new space activities are indeed commercially driven in $3040.00 or 50 years delay space mining will be as much an issue as deep sea mining as now deep sea. my. so even if we're dealing with uninhabited planets, we should be shutting basic ethical standards, which respect those resources that applies to asteroids, as well as to mars. voici asleep eyes if it allows. but there's still some way to go before we'll be colonizing mars. space tourists like billionaires richard branson and jeff bezos barely made it to the social edge of space. oh, roughly 80 to 100 kilometers above the earth. the international space station i as, as orbits around 400 kilometers above or surface. the moon is $960.00 times. further away, apollo 11 traveled over 384000 kilometers for the 1st moon landing in 1969. but compared to the distance to mars, even tha

supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: thanks, chair haney.st of all, i wanted to thank once again the recreation and park department and the mayor's office and supervisor chan for all of your work on this ordinance that would once again make the -- access to the japanese tea garden free for san francisco residents and also free for veterans, non-resident veterans. and so this is a really important step forward to restoring full access to these world class amenities in golden gate park and we had continued this item for one more week to allow further discussion between the department and the mayor's office and supervisor chan on figuring out the details on thes flex pricing just to make sure we get the details right. i want to thank them for all their work on that and there are the amendments that were circulated to the committee members that i would like to introduce that basically just set or cast the flex pricing increased for non-resident adults at $7 and i think that's -- that would just make it clear about what the flex pricing would be.

ladies and gentlemen, mars calling us.everance rover arrived on mars and the return will and they are bringing samples gathered by perseverance from the crater floor, putting in different locations in the files, putting a stash of them here and there and mars rover will go around and pick them up and we put it in a mars asset vehicle and it rendezvous' with a spacecraft and bring it back to the moon. just think what we will see in the samples. did life exist on mars, does it exist now? where else in the universe does it exist? at nasa, we dream and constantly push the limits of what we know to be possible and that's why it is critical to leverage the speed and innovation of the commercial sector and a partnership with industry mods allowed more scientific research. in december, nasa signed an agreement with three american companies to develop designs of space stations and other commercial destinations. first and low orbit and who knows what out of leo. this budget provides funding and enables a commercial economy in low ea

supervisor mar? >> commissioner mar: yeah, thanks so much, supervisor peskin, as well, and i'd like to be added as a co-sponsor. >> chair: wonderful. can we open this up for public comment. >> clerk: members of the public who are joining us now and would like to make public comment please line up. those listening remotely, the number is 1-415-655-0001, 2480 482 2830 ##. once connected, you'll need to press star 3. for those already in the queue, continue to wait until the system indicates you've been unmuted. that will be your cue to make your comments. seeing no speakers in person, do we have callers? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you. >> chair: public comment is closed. and i would like to make a motion to move item 10 to the full board with positive recommendation. >> on that, vice chair safai? >> commissioner safai: aye. >> commissioner mar: aye. >> commissioner ronen: aye. >> thank you, supervisor peskin. can you please read item number 1. >> item 1 is resolution authorizing the

thank you, chair mar. would you move the amendments that we've introduced today and then we can continue it for one week i guess and then make a final vote. >> chairman: thank you, supervisor safai. i would move that we accept the amendments as presented and described by supervisor safai and then we continue this item to the next meeting of the public safety and neighborhood services committee. >> clerk: all right. on the amendments first, [roll call] there are two ayes. and then on the motion to continue it as amended to the meeting of april 14th, [roll call] there are two ayes. >> chairman: thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you, folks. >> chairman: thanks, supervisor safai. thank you to all the advocates for calling in and continuing to work with us on these important issues. madam clerk, i think we're going to call item two and three together. is that right? >> clerk: agenda item number one is a hearing to discuss the hearing to discuss the implementation of a housing conservetorship and a legislati

on mars. >> it's pretty cool. really excited. we watched perseverance launch just a little bit before we actually started working on this project. ♪ >> so it begins to take something that seems so vast and so, like, out of scale with our human experience back down to earth so that you can begin to understand how space exploration works. ♪ here at the exploratorium, we're pleased to be bringing three mars exploration experiences to our audiences. the first and the most impactful in scale is what you see here, which is the perseverance mars rover model. we also have a really engaging experience from the tinkering school. that's a youth-led project that uses the engineering and the problem-solving that's being done by nasa at this really large, crazy scale, brings it back down to earth, and uses materials that we're familiar with to try to do some similar problem-solving and engineering. and then, we also have an experience in our wattis studio using videos that nasa has created or that persy has collected from mars

supervisor mar and then supervisor peskin. >> supervisor mar: thank you.ust wanted to followup on supervisor preston's questions around affordability and the importance of it and the feasibility of including that in a quad plex legislation. just in terms of the importance of it, again, you know, i showed you an example of a project that recently was completed in my district and, you know, a tri-plex. it was on an nc lot. that's why they were able to move ahead with that. a tri-plex legislation would basically allow this and more, you know, on any -- pretty much any lot in my district. so, again, it's meeting the housing needs of a certain group of folks in our city, but it's not really meeting the priority housing needs that i've prioritized from my two years of community engagement work and that's for low and moderate income families and seniors. so i think it's pretty clear even though like sort of a liberal quad plex proposal is pitched as affordable or missing middle housing, i think it's wishful thinking that it will be in most of the neighborhoods. s

member mar. >> chair haney. >> aye. member mar. absent. we have two ayes with member marabsent. >> thank you so ever. appreciate it. we know he supported it because he asked to be a on cosponsor. all right. please call item 10. hearing on the staffing shortages at san francisco general hospital. how members of the hospital who wish to comment call 415-655-0001. id24958561232. pound twice if you haven't done so. dial star 3 to line up to speak. system prompt will indicate you raised your hand rate until you are unmuted to comment. mr. chair. >> chair haney: we are going to continue this item. before we do that we open up for public comment please. >> clerk: we are checking for caller in the queue. members of the public to comment on continuance of this item press star three now. for those on hold please continue to wait until the system indicates you are unmuted. that will be yourque. any callers? >> no caller in the queue. >> mr. chair. >> chair haney: all right. public comment is closed. motion to continue this hearing to the march 23rd m

commissioner mar? >> supervisor mar: thanks, chair chan, and thanks, director pollock, for this proposal. i appreciate this proposal, and i appreciate the work that went into sort of reviewing this regulatory and sort of legal issues around lafco structure, and if we can change our structure to allow for an additional community representative on this commission, i think that would be really positive for all the reasons chair chan stated, and yeah, i think we really need people -- more people with deep commitment and passion for these issues and the expertise because they are so vital to moving forward to a clean energy future in san francisco and all of the expansive important roles that that'll play in our city, and there's so much talent and commitment in our community, so it would be a huge benefit to add an official community seat on lafco, so this sounds like a great proposal to me. >> supervisor chan: thank you, commissioner mar. commissioner fielder? >> thank you, chair chan. thank you, executiv

supervisor mar is actually my home district supervisor.t to call out david chiu, our city attorney. every year, david comes out and tells us he's going to come out and do some kind of performance -- dancing. this year, david, our challenge to you is actually to carry through on your words and do a performance, so i hope that you will. let's give a round of applause to the upcoming performance of our city attorney, david chiu. i want to also take a pause to introduce a few more elected officials who did join us today. our district attorney, chesa boudin, and our assessor-recorder who is here with us. our next performer is considered one of the great saxophonists of his generation. please welcome francis wong and his partner, melanie takata, to the stage. [applause] >> thank you so much, frances and melody. let's give them another round of applause. [applause] >> and next, i'm pleased to invite to the stage two community asian american leaders. we want to bring up robert wong to represents the chinese american benevolent association, and als

supervisor mar and then supervisor peskin. >> supervisor mar: thank you.t wanted to followup on supervisor preston's questions around affordability and the importance of it and the feasibility of including that in a quad plex legislation. just in terms of the importance of it again you know i showed you an example of a project that recently was completed in my district and, you know, a tri-plex. it was on an nc lot. that's why they were able to move ahead with that. a tri-plex legislation would basically allow this and more, you know, on any -- pretty much any lot in my district. so again, it's meeting the housing needs of a certain group of folks in our city but it's not really meeting the priority housing needs that i've prioritized from my two years of community engagement work and that's for low and moderate income families and seniors. so i think it's pretty clear even though like sort of a liberal quad plex proposal is pitched as affordable or missing middle housing, i think it's wishful thinking that it will be in most of the neighborhoods. so the w

[please stand by] >> chairman: thank you commissioner mar. seeing no more questions, i really agree with commissioner mar thinking about and making sure the work we're putting in and supporting the delivery workers with the electric bike program and so we'll keep on following with that conversation. seeing no more commissioners on the roster, madam clerk, can we go to public comment on this item. >> clerk: of course. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item, please press star three now to be added to the speaker. please continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. we're checking to see if we have any callers in the queue. it does appear we have two callers listening and two in the queue. please put the first caller through, please. >> caller: so the recommendation and donation, has there been any discussion on liability on parkways? again and again when we are talking about z seniors and those who are physically challenged we have questions about those who use the ebikes. now i say this becau

del pais excepto enfermos y extranjeros >> llevo 5 dias en la froneter sin comer ni beber, soy de m marecos por eso puedo salir >> mas gente hace falta mas material, y medicamentos >> un exodo terrible ecexcept para veronica la pequeÑa dice que el viaje aha sido divertido muestra el osito que le rdiero al entrar a polonia. >> en poloinia estan llegadndo a mayoria de los refugiados y es que aca vbiven mas de 2 milld e ucranianos. >> javiermaier martinez noticia telemundo >> mas mexicanos han logrado escapar de los bombardeos y se reunen para ser llevados a mexico y aca esta raul torres con los testimonios >> dejaron atras el miedo y el dolor por la guerauerra, lleg mas mexicanos y te saludo desde bucarest y fuimos testimgo qs q el legrlegaron en medio de la nv y el vivia en ucrania con s prometida y salieron en mediuo de los bombardeos >> retumba todo, en las ventana y piensas que pasacerca de ti >> lo sivimos salir con pocas cosas y saladrndran rumbo a ci de mexico >> ahora el tambien escapo en medio del jhorror y dolor >> estar en un resguardo de b bombas cada ddia,es dificil e estar e

welcome supervisor mar.he floor is yours. >> supervsor mar: thank you so for this opportunity to hear this today. i know you have a long agenda. we will keep this as concise as possible. >> virtual gavel back over to you. supervisor mar is just beginning his presentation. >> supervsor mar: colleagues this will create the housing development incentive program for homeowners. new strategy to address housing affordability crisis. incentivizing small scale development in low density neighborhoods. the goal is to support homeowners to expand homes to meet workers. i want to thank you, chair melgar for cosponsoring this legislation and your leadership as well. the program specifically focuses on homeowners rather than speculators as developers. it will target low and moderate homeowners and prevent displacement in the sunset and hunter's point which are working class people of color and immigrants. the intent to stabilize the homeowners, support community asset building and afford home ownership opportunities in t

supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: chair haney, this is supervisor mar. just wanted to thank everyone for their work on this along with the chinese chamber of commerce, and just wanted to make a remark that the amount of this appropriation was amended last week to reflect the true cost of the free parking and the free muni for that weekend, and the title of this item on this agenda still shows 700,000, but the registrar file has the correct amount of 554,000, so i just wanted to note that. >> chair haney: thank you, and i believe it's been corrected here in the title, as i see it, so thank you for flagging that, as well. can we open this up to public comment, please? >> clerk: thanks, chair haney. members of the public who wish to speak on this item in person should lineup along this side by the windows. members of the public who are joining us by phone should dial 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2487-465-2715, then press pound and pound again. press star, three to enter the queue, and when the system indicates your line has been unmuted, that is your cue to b

supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: chair haney, this is supervisor mar. i just wanted to thank everyone for their work on this along with the chinese chamber of commerce, and just wanted to make a remark that the amount of this appropriation was amended last week to reflect the true cost of the free parking and the free muni for that weekend, and the title of this item on this agenda still shows 700,000, but the registrar file has the correct amount of 554,000, so i just wanted to note that. >> chair haney: thank you, and i believe it's been corrected here in the title, as i see it, so thank you for flagging that, as well. can we open this up to public comment, please? >> clerk: thanks, chair haney. members of the public who wish to speak on this item in person should lineup along this side by the windows. members of the public who are joining us by phone should dial 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2487-465-2715, then press pound and pound again. press star, three to enter the queue, and when the system indicates your line has been unmuted, that is your cue to

welcome supervisor mar.he floor is yours. >> supervsor mar: thank you so for this opportunity to hear this today. i know you have a long agenda. we will keep this as concise as possible. >> virtual gavel back over to you. supervisor mar is just beginning his presentation. >> supervsor mar: colleagues this will create the housing development incentive program for homeowners. new strategy to address housing affordability crisis. incentivizing small scale development in low density neighborhoods. the goal is to support homeowners to expand homes to meet workers. i want to thank you, chair melgar for cosponsoring this legislation and your leadership as well. the program specifically focuses on homeowners rather than speculators as developers. it will target low and moderate homeowners and prevent displacement in the sunset and hunter's point which are working class people of color and immigrants. the intent to stabilize the homeowners, support community asset building and afford home ownership opportunities in t

that is followed by the sirens of mars. a study of the search for life on mars. wrapping up our look on the best-selling nonfiction books is the pulitzer prize-winning graphic novel maus which was banned from the eighth-grade curriculum of a tennessee school district. some of these authors have appeared of book tv and you can want their programs anytime at booktv.org. >> was the trump residency a threat to democracy? adam schiff reflected on that question on our author interview program afterwards. >> if mccarthy was to ever become speaker, donald trump would be speaker. he would not disagree with him ever. he would have an outside party running the house of representatives and an unethical one to boot. the story i told in the book is so characteristic, mccarthy and i was flying back to washington in 2010. the midterms were about six months away and we were having an idle conversation about who was going to win. i said the democrats would win and he said the were republicans would win and the movie started and i was ready to escape to the movie. we landed and i t

i'm chair of this committee supervisor mar. thank you to this clerk alisa samara and i'd also like to thank sfgov tv and michael baltazar for staffing this meeting. >> clerk: the board of supervisors are now having hybrid meetings. the board recognizes that equitable public access is essential and will be taking public comment as follow. first, public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. we will take those waiting on the telephone line. for those watching, either channel 26, 78, 99, and sfgov.org. the public comment call-in number will be streaming across the screen. the number is (415) 655-0001. and the meeting id is 24970560039. then press pound and then pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussions but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, those joining us in person should line up to speak and those on the telephone should dial star three to also be added to the speaker line. if you are on the telephone please turn do

member mar. >> chair haney. >> aye. member mar. absent. we have two ayes with member marabsent. >> thank you so ever. appreciate it. we know he supported it because he asked to be a on cosponsor. all right. please call item 10. hearing on the staffing shortages at san francisco general hospital. how members of the hospital who wish to comment call 415-655-0001. id24958561232. pound twice if you haven't done so. dial star 3 to line up to speak. system prompt will indicate you raised your hand rate until you are unmuted to comment. mr. chair. >> chair haney: we are going to continue this item. before we do that we open up for public comment please. >> clerk: we are checking for caller in the queue. members of the public to comment on continuance of this item press star three now. for those on hold please continue to wait until the system indicates you are unmuted. that will be yourque. any callers? >> no caller in the queue. >> mr. chair. >> chair haney: all right. public comment is closed. motion to continue this hearing to the march 23rd m

i'm chair of this committee supervisor mar. thank you to this clerk alisa samara and i'd also like to thank sfgov tv and michael baltazar for staffing this meeting. >> clerk: the board of supervisors are now having hybrid meetings. the board recognizes that equitable public access is essential and will be taking public comment as follow. first, public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. we will take those waiting on the telephone line. for those watching, either channel 26, 78, 99, and sfgov.org. the public comment call-in number will be streaming across the screen. the number is (415) 655-0001. and the meeting id is 24970560039. then press pound and then pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussions but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, those joining us in person should line up to speak and those on the telephone should dial star three to also be added to the speaker line. if you are on the telephone please turn do

much for joining us. ukraine has rejected demands from russia to surrender the eastern port city of mar, you bull. russia had said it would guarantee safe passage out of the city for those who lay down their arms and opened humanitarian corridors for trop civilians. previous evacuation attempts have fail due to cease fire violations. after weeks of siege under siege mar, you poll is cut off from food, water and other supplies. russian state television records, the destruction in the city of murray. you pull russia's military has managed to take parts of the besieged city. following heavy bombardment, the price of its progress, burned out buildings and traumatized residence. nearby. one of europe's largest steel plants was damaged by shelling. people and mar, you pull, have taken to burying the dead next to their homes with graveyards out of reach due to the fighting bodies line, the streets as the russian show cold squeezes life out of the city were further north. russian forces have been unable to take the city of har, keith, but their relentless shelling has ravaged ukraine's 2nd larg

and then on to mars, we should be on mars with humans by 2040. >> when you start recruiting, by the wayke sure i get on that list early, but before we get there, one new factor in all of this, right, if you compare back to the apollo program, how much cooperation there is between the u.s. government and private companies on here. how has that worked and how has that helped? >> a dozen years ago, we said what we need to do is to get the u.s. and international businesses industry workforce off of the face of the earth up into space. that's what we've been doing on the international space station, preparing for mining, manufacturing, research, pharmaceuticals. we're going to turn over the space station into commercial stations at the end of this decade and then you will see that commercial activity go further out in space, mining asteroids. it's an exciting time, jim. >> just very quickly, the european space agency announced on thursday it is suspending the russia/european mars mission because of the invasion of ukraine. is that a worrisome sign for you? do you think it's the right move? >

supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: i just wanted to thank the department for this important program that's really tapping the wealth of innovative talent that's really orring our city government. yeah, i think this is a great program. i know one example that i'm aware of is [indiscernible] that's really worked with the office of racial equity to create the dream keeper initiative dashboard, and i think that's important to capping the talent and support from the private sector in our city to make our city government work better, especially for equity outcomes. thank you. >> chair haney: absolutely, and thank you to all the folks who have donated their services. we definitely have a wealth of talent and expertise in our city and beyond, and so it's great to see how we are being able to tap into that to enhance our services and coordination and their delivery. with that, i want to make a motion to move item 2 to the full board with a positive recommendation. can we have a roll call vote, please? >> cler

el cubano rescatado en florida en una tabla de surf se lanzÓ al mar buscando ayuda para tratar su cÁncer. su esposa espero no volver a verlo. ilia: comenzamos con la visita al presidente biden en polonia, esto a 50 millas de la frontera con ucrania. leÓn: biden dice que lo que estÁ en juego en estos momentos es la agresiÓn rusa contra ucrania y lo que enfrentarÁn sus hijos y nietos. patricia: tambiÉn advirtiÓ que el conflicto podrÍa extenderse alrededor del mundo y reconociÓ el valor de los ucranianos. leÓn: pablo monsalvo tiene los detalles de esta visita. pablo: un presidente estadounidense a tan sÓlo 70 millas de la ucrania castigada por un mes de guerra rusa. su presencia es un fuerte mensaje sobre el apoyo de su gobierno a europa en medio de la peor crisis de refugiados despuÉs de la segunda guerra mundial. estÁn en una guerra de oligarcas. el pentÁgono desplegÓ 100.000 hombres, la mayorÍa en polonia. en sus cuatro horas en la principal ciudad del sur polaco, biden aprovechÓ y comiÓ pizza con las tropas, tambiÉn visitÓ una barberÍa. la intenciÓn era reflejar camaraderÍa con los mili

supervisor mar, do you want to do the honors? >> supervisor mar: yeah, i'd move that we send this to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> chair ronen: roll call vote. >> clerk: on the motion that this resolution be forwarded to the full board with a positive recommendation -- [roll call] >> clerk: we have three ayes. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. at the request of supervisor preston, i will be calling item 2 later on in the agenda. mr. clerk, can you please call items 3 and 4 together? >> clerk: yes. item 3 is an ordinance appropriating $385 million from the issuance of one or more series of refunding general obligation bonds, and placing such amounts on controller's reserve in fiscal year 2021-22, and item 4 is a resolution approving the issuance and sale of not to exceed $385 million aggregate principal amount of city and county of san francisco again obligation refunding bonds, series 2022-r1, to refund certain outstanding again obligation bonds of the city and county of san francisco, approving the form and

thank you, chair mar. would you move the amendments that we've introduced today and then we can continue it for one week i guess and then make a final vote. >> chairman: thank you, supervisor safai. i would move that we accept the amendments as presented and described by supervisor safai and then we continue this item to the next meeting of the public safety and neighborhood services committee. >> clerk: all right. on the amendments first [roll call] there are two ayes. and then on the motion to continue it as amended to the meeting of april 14th, [roll call] there are two ayes. >> chairman: thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you, folks. >> chairman: thanks, supervisor safai. thank you to all the advocates for calling in and continuing to work with us on these important issues. madam clerk i think we're going to call item two and three together. is that right? >> clerk: agenda item number one is a hearing to discuss the hearing to discuss the implementation of a housing conservetorship and a legislative

mar: asegura no tener otra opciÓn. >> es mi trabajo.lo para algunos. los jardineros tambiÉn se han visto afectados. la gasolina es necesaria para la maquinaria. se han visto la necesidad de ajustar los servicios de jardinerÍa. maite: diferente grupos polÍticos y sociales se han unido a la comunidad lg tbq sobre una controversial legislaciÓn. reportera: triunfÓ la opiniÓn de la mayorÍa republicana. >> no son maduros para que es una introducciÓn de esos temas a esa edad. las protestas inundaron el capitolio estatal. los demÓcratas terminaron con la narrativa. necesitamos una ley porque ellos quieren. " mandamos a los niÑos a la escuela a aprender lo bÁsico y no me parece que sea un buen momento para hablar de estos temas. >> limita que un jovencito pueda ser quiÉn es. reportera: el presidente dijo que la medida es "odiosa". que las cortes paren este tipo de le. —— ley. maite: un jurado investigativo federal en causÓ un hombre por conspirar en el ataque al capitolio. no participo del asalto, pero ayudo a organizar para frustrar la certific