the last 60 years, marty. [applause] i've known marty a long time. i know it's hard. marty, thank you for everything you've done. thank you for standing up for labor. thank you for staning up for ordinary people. and thank you for having my back, pal. [applause] most of all, thank you to your partner lori who is watching from home. he's here, front row. and i know your mom, mary is watching from home as well. mary, you raised your incredible son. if i want anybody in a fox hole with me, i want marty walsh there. you've been incredible. we're grateful for -- grateful to your service for the american workers and the nation. the department of labor has accomplished an awful lot but it wouldn't have done all of this without julie su. she's been a strong partner and a real leader. she used to be a secretary of labor before in a state about as big as the rest of america. [laughter] julie knows in her bones as well the people who get up every morning and bust their necks to make an honest living deserve someone to fi

a guy name marty. >> marty. >> and what is marty say to her?ays that he has befriended lindsey, he is a friend of lindsey's and he is concerned because he had not heard from her. >> what did you learn about marty? >> marty was not marty. >> he was really marty per gensler, he did not have a criminal record. what he did have was a relationship with lindsey, that he did not tell his wife about. he told police that he would often pick lynsie up and give her rides. but that was about it. marty was 58. >> and she was 20? >> she was 20. >> and they were boyfriend and girlfriend? >> i don't think so. >> so police brought in marty. over two days, they recorded those interviews. at times, on video. and sometimes just an audiotape. >> one is a lesson that you saw lindsey? >> a week ago. >> i don't think so. >> absolutely. >> absolutely not. >> marty said that he had -- lindsey on the day that he had gone to san diego on a friday. >> did she see? when >> we really didn't believe him. >> they didn't believe him because a tip that they received, a clerk at

[applause] marty has several claims to fame. he is a proud son of irish immigrants, mayor of boston was for the last two years secretary of labor and i assume he knows something about hockey. i asked if he would take me with him, and he wouldn't. [laughter] look, it matters. i promise to be the most prounion president and in presidential history. i'm going to put this down. [applause] the reason iran is to rebuild the backbone of this nation, grow thehe economy from the botm up, not from the top down because look, when in fact you build itry that way, everyone ds well. the rich still do well. it's not a punishment but when it's trickle-down not a lot trickle-down there and we are changing that. there was a law passed in the early 30s saying not that unions could organize but we should and encourage it. [applause] we are all guided by things we've heard from our parents and grandparents growing up. my dad used to say a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity. it's r about respect. about being able to look

marty, stand up. [ applause ] >> marty has several -- has several claims to fame.roud son of irish immigrants, mayor of boston, was there for the last two years secretary of labor, and i assume he knows something about hockey. i asked if he would take me with him, but he wouldn't. chris, he thought i would be the hockey puck. anyway, look, it matters. i promise to be the most pro-union president in presidential history. i'm going to put this down. [ applause ] >> so folks -- thank you. the reason -- thank you. the reason i ran was to rebuild the backbone of this nation, the middle class, and grow the economy from the bottom up and not from the top down because, look, when, in fact, you build it that way everybody does well. the rich still do very well. they don't get hurt. it's not a punishment, you know, but when it trickles down not a whole lot dropped on our kitchen table when i was growing up, not much trickle there. and we're changing that. there was a law passed in the early '30s saying not that unions could organize but we should have more unions. we should

ok, marty surveillance cameras film him arriving at his job at 935. a smarty is an employee of a us aid organization that distributes food in afghanistan hours later surveillance camera footage shows arc mahdi filling water into canisters and loading them into his truck. davis fled them with that as he always brought clean water home in canisters. because he can't drink the tap water here, avia. that's what the canisters before, where they are now at the media. mahathy's the father party, it's these canisters that make him suspicious to the u. s. military. around 4 p. m. off marty leaves the 8 agencies office. he has no idea that he's being tracked by a u. s. drone, as he makes his way home. ah, ah, just before 5 p m. amante's car turns into his st. by now, u. s. military analysts have concluded that the car contains explosives and another attack is imminent. park. marty begins backing the car into the driveway. his children and his brothers children are waiting for him. locals mad, i'm with the right now at the me, the children were always excited. w

i think a lot of people feel that way, marty, i agree.ll you being in spring training down here. i think it was 99. reactions just like you got on that on that twitter text whatever it was, they love it, and the game moves along and there's no difference in the game. really you're watching a baseball game, except that downtime has disappeared and it moves along the base of the game. give you an example. the wbc was fabulous. it really was great baseball. but no pitch clock and you could tell watching those games that they were slower than the games were watching now, even though they were outstanding games, we'll be a pitch clock during the playoffs because part of the greatness of baseball, in my opinion, is those really tense situations at the end of a playoff game where it's maybe tied or late innings. and you have the picture looking in mean mugging the batter right? and there's just the pause. is that going to be preserved for the playoffs? well that's a good question. this is an evolving situation. so i would say, ask me that in jul

s. military around 4 p. m. oc. marty leaves the 8 agencies office. he has no idea that he's being tracked by a u. s. drone as he makes his way home. ah, ah, just before 5 p. m. amante's car turns into his trade. by now u. s. military analysts have concluded that the car contains explosives, and another attack is imminent. acc. marty begins backing the car into the driveway. his children and his brothers children are waiting for him. gurgles moraine with the right. no. i mean the children were always excited. when's m? r i came home was made of them. they liked him very much. hon. mamma, they called him grandpa cornish on may. that video grandpa is coming as you start from with that they would all go outside. normally the kids thought the car was cool and they'd always get in it. that's what they did that day to donna on our mouth. i mean the flag local collision, the whole amount that should do us, our floor will hard to live eigen an am garb. mendez garnished and hopped at and and dawn and go over drones strike against an isis k vehicle. and o does

>> now please join me many welcome together stage secretary of state marty walsh. >> thank you so much for everyone here and watching at home. i want to welcome everyone here to the francis bergen building on the united states department of labor and on behalf of myself and deputy secretary julie we want to well you come here for the event. we mark the 30th anniversary of the family medical leave act. we're working on pay so thank you very much. i want to thank all of you here today and all the folks and advocates in the fight since the beginning and those new to the fight and advocating for so many other great things we're advocating for here in the department of labor and administration, thank you for what you do every single day and to continue pushing and advocating on behalf of working people in this country. it's really important that we have advocated for people fighting for working people in the country so i want to thank you all for that. our administrations leader on health and the wellbeing certainly a great partner or farmer's man and attorney general and what he's done and

marty makary and mike emanuel.ging into covid-19 questioned epidemiologists about questions from the pandemic. >> are children less susceptible to covid-19 than adults? >> early on we saw they were less likely to be infected. they've always been much less likely to experience severe outcomes. >> that expert noted that masking and social distancing were not effective, so the default position should have been reopening our schools. republicans blamed political influence for keeping schools closed. >> you think the cdc license more to the teacher unions than scientific data from other countries and their own report? >> school nurses were asked nationwide about the potential risk of getting back in the classroom too quickly. >> is it safe to say that a reckless reopening process without vaccines or safeguards would have been damaging particularly to the health and possibly lives of folks, not just in our schools but those of family members back home? >> yes. >> in addition to concerns about the impact on school childre

can we hear from marty dickenson next? >> thank you. [providing instructions for public comment] >> thank you. >> thank you both very much for being here and assisting us with speakers of cantonese and spanish. delaying for a moment to see if we callers in the queue who wish to provide public comment on item 4 and 5. not seeing any. >> thank you mr. clerk. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. i would like to move to table both of these items. >> motion is offered by chair stefani to table these two ordinances. on the motion- [roll call] madam chair, there is no opposition. >> thank you mr. clerk. are there any other items before us today? >> there is no further business. >> thank you. this meeting is adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >> >> we'll implementing several changes to our meeting that's based on requirements set forth by the city attorney and the office oe

marty makary.ve a classified briefing on reportedly why they believe the virus leaked from a lab in china. >> why is any information from the chinese lab classified in the united states? are we protecting china? i don't understand why any information about the wuhan lab or the leak there should even be classified. when they got this information they probably got information consistent with all the other intelligence we know. three lab workers were infected early on. the lab is five miles away. there are no reports the doctors were arrested. it's embarrassing we were funding the lab. liz: there is information about racoons infected in the wet market. then there are reports the chinese pulled that right back. >> when you are talk about the biggest liability case in the history of the world and millions of people who died from this virus and it may have been entirely avoidable, you will see efforts to jury rig some science. they have been looking at an animal source for three years. there will be effo

me and mel and marty get together. marty screlli. martin screlli.at in. definitely that in. >> nick: it's in? it made the cut? great. they edit in real-time. you guys don't realize this. >> stephen: we are taking out all the racist stuff you said, right? >> nick: the racist stuff with stephen. is this -- which is? okay. so we've just got to get his face still and then we can put in all the stuff about the catholics and the jews. >> stephen: that sounds great. you and marty. >> nick: mel. i met mel brooks. he's my hero. genuinely truly. it is a genuine, it's truly a highlight of my life that i got to get a call from him to help him make this show. i owned "history of the world part one" on vhs. i own all of his movies. "young frankenstein." "the producers." but when you couldn't have seen it when it came out. you were too young. >> nick: i was too young but i was able to procure trench coat. speetwo's deck to myself and other toddlers and we got into the film. >> nick: gregory hines is amazing. true comedic hero. i got the call to be part of the show

ok, marty begins backing the car into the driveway. his children and his brothers children are waiting for him. go cuz mad i'm with that i can go at, i mean the children were always excited. when's m r i came home was made of them. they liked him very much. hon. mamma. they called him grandpa. gonna show me that video. grandpa is coming and she's done with that up there it or go outside melma the kids thought the car was call and they'd always get in it. that's what they did that day to, donna hall, norma. they made the flag local collision. the whole amount that shed with doors are floor will hard to le hagan and am garb. mendez garnish and hopped at an dawn, an angular drone strike against an isis k vehicle. and o t o does those oxy? mitch sprang, shut off the loudon until big sparks flew. cough it was i, agnes, and god. my invite has an am slack, often cabella through caffeine for in that. but adam dorn and and get off of i moved mosley concepcion, adam tita the procedures will correctly fall. a lot of writers strike in cobble the t

her marty aims to improve living conditions, education opportunities and future prospects. not just but unity as most impoverished children, but their families to report. oh, well i really want to we can project is quite simple as it sounds like it seeks to transform public schools into social enterprises. go through energy autonomy in their own food, self sufficiency of them. why bhaskar? because this country was going through very deep crises, economic social, on climate crises at that of an impact on childhood agreement and therefore on future generations. they don't follow porthos in our store wasn't real. when hummadi 1st visited the school in 2012, it was in a catastrophic state. the facilities were dilapidated. the electrical systems hazardous. there was no insulation or heating, although temperatures have regularly dropped below freezing in the winter. the institution was so short of money ordering students could only have one shower among pupils for falling sick. such conditions are unfortunately common and chin as he has schools, especially in poorer rural areas.

you and marty. >> nick: me and marty. mel. i met mel brooks. he's my hero. genuinely, truly. of the world: part i" on vhs. i own all of his movies. "young frankenstein." "the producers." >> stephen: you couldn't have seen "history of the world" when it came out. you were too young. >> nick: i was too young but i was able to procure a trench coat. stacked myself on other toddlers and we got into the film. gregory hines is amazing. madeline khan. mel brooks is my true comedic hero. i got the call to be part of the show, it was a highlight to have that moment. my brother showed me all of his movies when i was very, very young. he showed me all of those movies and then showed me "the exorcist" when i was five. it was real moment in my life where i could've gone either way. i could have gone into comedy or demonic possession. i think i made the right choice. working with mel has been really one of the true highlights of my life. i got to ask him questions the process. you know, in your show of shows, what was the lunch order? >> stephen: oh, my god. i would love to know. >> nick:

so know what the la e, the east sports suited there he room on that a he gallop act is marty. he gord at that and then again was given that it took the coaches over a year to persuade 9 os family to let her move to the campus in 20192 years later she want help 1st smashed el meadow. now she has her eye on the ation games scheduled to be held in september 2022 in robert belinda to her. but need to open it order. see danica was boy good stands in esteem to analyze 9 as the current performance. typically we are doing the acceleration like session. we are a decades and high action camera which captures them running to see any areas where we need to walk to improve their performance or to prevent an injury. the goal just don't study the footage to assess 9 us form and technique in minute detail to identify how she can gain crucial fractions of a 2nd on the track or so i think the already starting position looks good and the only thing which i wanted to discuss wise, scheduled back. do you think the hip needs to go above the head or because it seems to be in the same lane hip and ou

marty walsh is going to join us to talk about it. and we begin with the manhattan's attorney general inviting donald trump to talk to the grand jury. and so that means there could be a criminal charges likely, and so what do we hear here? >> for about five years now, they have been looking into whether the former president may have falsified records for his former attorney to falsify records to pay stormy daniels. and we saw michael cohen enter the courthouse and spoke, and this is what he had to say. >> i have to give attorney bragg information to give donald trump to come in to have the opportunity to tell the truth. so it is one thing to not tell the truth, but it is another to lie under oath, so i don't expect he is going to be coming. >> and so it does not look like there is going to be an appearance, but there is a novel theory that he is going to be prosecution, and there is michael corhen who is a convictd liar who has been convicted and goes before cameras to talk ill will with former president. >> but he knew how he operate

her marty aims to improve living conditions, education opportunities and future prospects. not just but unity as most impoverished children. but their families to report earlier when i was a waller, we can project is quite simple that it sounds like it seeks to transform public schools into social enterprises. go through energy autonomy in their own food, self sufficiency, northville. why fostered? because this country was going through very deep crises, economic social, on climate crises that have an impact on childhood plymouth, and therefore on future generations. they don't follow porthos in the house or was up to you when her marty 1st visited the school in 2012. it was in a catastrophic state. the facilities were dilapidated, the electrical systems hazardous. there was no insulation or heating, although temperatures here regularly dropped below freezing in the winter. the institution was so short of money ordering students could only have one shower among pupils for falling sick. such conditions are unfortunately common and chin azia schools, especially in poorer rura

look she, her marty has his sight, sat on exactly that. he plans to replicate the model, developed her in 3 other regions, and ultimately throughout gina's here, after all the while or we can, maxim is let's invest in children to build a better future. over, we've often reported on eco africa above the damage done by invasive plants, such as water high says, in france, japanese not wheat is also in famous for displacing native plants. species. scientists are the university of mon paulia, have discovered the surprise and feature of the invader as you discover in this week's doing your bit. bah! every country helps with japanese. not we'd has spread all along the a little river in southern france. be invasive. species has displaced many native plants here and it's shallow roots are putting the river banks at risk of erosion. researchers at montpellier university are clearing a lot wheat. they've discovered it has surprising properties. crushed dried and ground into powder. it can dramatically speed up chemical processes. sweaty, i assume it'

it's been named storm martis for the strength of the winds in the north of france.s, southern coasts of england, even into the south coast of wales. gusts of50, 60,70 mph as we start friday morning with some outbreaks of heavy and persistent rain. that rain really lingering through the day across the south west of england, even as the winds slowly ease for the south east of england, east anglia, the midlands, parts of wales will see some hefty showers. the midlands, parts of wales northern england and eastern scotland, quite cloudy with a bit of rain at times. some bright skies for western scotland and northern ireland, but with some showers as well. not quite as warm as it was on thursday — generally 8—13 celsius. and then, as we head through friday night, well, this band of rain stays quite stubbornly across western parts of the uk, a lot of cloud filtering into eastern areas as well. not a particularly cold night, temperatures generally between 3—9 celsius. so, into saturday, quite a messy weather picture. this area of low pressure still fairly close by. a couple

we want a marty polo world and marty's civilization or world, a world where all of us are respected and o inputs and views are valued and that we are part of decision making. all we witnessing the decline of the dollar. well, you should be able to answer that question. it's all over the, the government via more and more countries, the fact that countries and these major emerging market developing countries like india, china, i've seen some of the middle east in countries are now also moving in that direction, trading in the own currencies. what does it say that more and more countries are saying that they want choices and they want to be able to trade in their currencies? so i think you're going to see more of this rather than less, which is say the, the roof you're talking about is a safer and more diverse option for countries to invest in rather than in the us dollar. and i'm talking specifically african countries. well, look, i think we want a diversified busked because you can't put all of your eggs in one basket because when you have a crisis and those excess cooking, you are there

marty makary joins us now. all right, doctor. think we should take to make sure a lab leak doesn't happen again? >> well, number one, we need an until ban on all gain of function research. there's no reason this should be taking place right now and it is it's happening in labs all over the world. dr. fauci notoriously promoted gain of function research and did so in writing and lectures. they need to come clean and just say look this was a bad idea. the risks were not worth the benefits. we need an all-out ban including logs and records and maybe video cameras at any lab that uses live viral particles that could be potential epidemic pathogens. stuart: what authority does america have or anybody else have to stop gain of function research around the world? >> well, we have a precedent with nuclear weapons, with nuclear power plants, that they are standard, and held to worldwide and so this is an opportunity right now when the world has intense focus on the origin. remember, this is the biggest liability case in the history of the

we're going to get insight from labor secretary marty walsh on his last day at the labor department about what this report means for you. >>> a new warning from norfolk southern about a defect with some of its railcars. what the company is saying about why this keeps happening. >>> congressman chris deluzio has visited east palestinian is here with reaction. we're going to begin wu w new developments in the manhattan district attorney's investigation into former president donald trump. joining me now is nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard and former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst glenn kirschner. walk us through what we know about this invitation to appear before the grand jury and how trump and his legal team are responding. >> let's start with what we believe the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg is looking at here. this is not an investigation into the trump organization or former president trump's business. the tax fraud scheme, the allegations that assets, that the valuation of assets were inflated. this has nothing to do with the efforts to overturn the 2020 ele

i know we're surnames or marty score. so need nino, nito palazzios in via rubia. i'm already so really so my name met her name if you were from via rubia and your surname is palazzios castaneda. yeah. i will be reasonably confident that your family were. maurice goes but you don't come from the other half. no, i mean my grandparents didn't, but others i don't know. you don't know. you need to look and check your your past . yeah. who knows? yeah. when i 1st came across this documentation i thought, wow, this is unique. yeah, i've never read this before. and that's what started me. i got me interested in trying to work out well what, what was happening, what happened, particularly to the multi school survey rubia and was this happening elsewhere mm. meeting professor got some sort of a relation, not just his great depth of knowledge, but the fact that he knows things, but not even my own time. he knows he's confident that both my father and mothers from me names may give clues to possible maurice cost us history. my father's name is collapse. it's a common name in

feel what is good, marty skirts, and i honestly, you important for can see the full full can out of here. he that yep. he, those is that what i must get there must have you if you ask us on this and then to there's more skiffs i want, but i mean, no matter where on the they don't want any of your fish hold of a w. okay. and what is the mountains of valencia are not far from the area where i grew up. but in those childhood days, in ever consider that some of the muslims who resisted expulsion may have sought refuge in these lonely hills. i am on my way to meet then all sir, who's written about word these people might have hidden from persecution? yes, no, or be no. he is l'aquila. no one got we're going to look on the phenotypic wireless data. so when you send us great, asking me if you know who familiar with me and we'll head is be able to and i will use a medium box 8 dollars if we were able to get it fixed. i look at it with some of the one of the questions i can get you actually get stuck in alina? i got the ball. okay. you got the yeah it was in for and there is one more that i'll ma

yup, hulu, except for technology brought to our to portray marty on saturday, russia, media release, this footage. nic initiatives worth reporting to show the damage the fighting has inflicted on buck moot. severely doors and unidentified russian soldiers from the wagner mercenary group law can be heard saying they had to destroy every house to be able to advance with bucking ukrainian control tarrot trade close to buck moot. the wall has taken its toll on 82 year old valentina. yeah. push lead. don't not to, well i, i was here at home about to go to sleep lying on my sofa tilly law. all of the sudden the shelling started toward my kidney. physically get i sides. i was lying there thinking if me kill me here. so be it. she said that it lasted for 3 hours, at least until it was over. a boy, oh my god, i cannot take it. ukraine has pledged it will not surrender. but for many, it's time to say good bye. to the shuttered streets of buck mute, franklin, which is a military analyst and former military intelligence officer based in oxford in the u. k, and earlier we ask them whether ukraini

monte will return to lead the controversial takeover of trouble. domestic bible had its swiss and marty is credited with restoring u. b. s. his reputation following the 2008 financial crisis he takes over in april the european union has agreed to allow retaliation against countries have put onto economic pressure on block members to change their policies. the anti coercion instrument comes in response to china's trade restrictions on this widia after vilnius allowed to want a defacto embassy. their private chests are most often associated with lavish lifestyles. the machines used to ferry their owners to the laces high suffice event. on the other side of the world, but that's not always the case. in our next report, we'll meet a millionaire who's put his aircraft to a very different use. the lights of fishing boats, not just a few vessels, but a whole fleet. at sea, off the coast of argentina. the orland emilio, to we flew over this fleet for 30 minutes. let me know i must. and they were ever more lights the redman finished. it just wouldn't stop so lovely or glo. it's early evening. a

through what we need victory, not only piece your call it extra technology, cheaper to water pottery. marty on saturday. russian media released this footage. nicholas, which is all reporting to show the damage the fighting has inflicted on buck moot. so you indulge and unidentified russian soldier from the wagner mercenary group law can be heard saying they had to destroy every house to be able to advance jill with bucking ukrainian control territory close to buck moot. the wall has taken its toll on 8 to 2 year old valentino. yeah, british lad don't know too well. i was here at home about it to go to sleep, lying on my sofa till the law. all of a sudden the shelling started toward my kidney. physically get outside. i was lying there thinking if he kill me here. so be it. she said that it lasted for 3 hours, at least until it was over. marie. oh my god, i cannot take it. ukraine has pledged it will not surrender, but for many it's time to say good bye to the shattered streets of buck newt police in moldova say: there half foiled a plot by groups of russian backed actus who was specially tra

putin took his 1st ever trip to the eastern don bass region. visiting his troops in brushing occupied marty paul. the french president has defended his decision to force through unpopular pension reforms, including raising the retirement age from 62 to 64. emanuel micron says that he is prepared to be unpopular and that the changes are necessary in france is to have a solvent pension fund. his remarks will likely further fuel agary purchase across the country. oh, in the southern french city of nice talk of revolution is in the air. oh, outside the train station protested sing, ah, we're here. even if macaroni doesn't want it, they say, while dozens occupy the tracks inside, blocking the line with a mass go to the french president, the architect of the pension reforms they so vim and li, oppose. but despite days of disruption and growing unrest across the country, emanuel micron seems determined to press on a move to pause. i speak to you right now from do you think i enjoy implementing this reformer? no, no, it's good. do you think i could have done the same as many others before me and sw

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marty makary thank you for your time, appreciate it. when we come back all eyes are on the supreme court. the justices weighed the fate of president biden student loan forgiveness plan.ro but we learnba from more than three hours of oral argument this week. i'll be honest, there are days i forget what she's supposed to be taking. hey, i get it... and you're not alone in this, ok? so james, all these prescriptions. are they covered? that's right. with your medicare plan you get low-cost copays. thank you. let's talk about making things easier. walgreens is here. ♪ >> is supreme defending its policy to what appeared to be a skeptical majority of justices per chief justice john roberts question the president's authority to unilaterally wipe out nearly half a trillion dollars in debt. >> if you were talking about this in the abstract i think the most casual observers would say if you are going to give up that amount of money if you're going to affect the obligations of that many americans on a subject that is of great controversy they would

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life or that they can restore it if severe symptom start again, and then be the most eccles them to marty. often it christina's from light sick and has been taking antidepressants for 23 years. she lived in a group home as a teenager, after her mother took her own life. depression appeared later in life to leave his plan. increasingly, i was in my early mid thirty's, when i had to give up what i thought would be my life, and i just wasn't calm. i suddenly couldn't look forward to anything planned, but i knew a depressive episode could totally turn my life upside down at any time. complet of cops. then christina needed several years to stabilize her mode, not just through medication, but also with meditation and psychotherapy. m. blue is vice, death by me are both key factors that and lead to depression play a role in mine and a wellness viewing design is one as the experiences or events and life eyes that have contributed to me suffering depression. it was either a piece without, with redness or, and herb as the other, as the imbalance of neurotransmitters in the brain. in gum. that's why