mathew, thank you so much for lending your perspective here.ine waters should answer when everyone is on edge. but the irony here is just so the stench of it. republicans like kevin mccarthy, who has repeatedly given cover to other republican who's have called in such explicit terms for violence. i'm thinking marriagery taylor green. i'm thinking donald trump. the irony here is sick. >> it's incredibly thick and so is the hypocrisy on this, the least to mention january 6th and what happened on january 6th and the number of republicans that their words incited that. i just listened to maxine waters. we all have to be cog fizant of what we say. i don't think what she said in anyway should, we should criticize her for. of course, we should be more confrontational. that doesn't mean we should be more violent. but i was thinking about this as i was listening, is emmett till was killed in 1955, an all white jury found the people that did it innocent. then jimmy lee jackson, so many of these folks that were guilty of killings and civil rights were the

haven't mathews. >> thank you, president lopez. this afternoon we have a distinguished service award and we have a rave two distinguished service awards. the first rave distinguished service award goes to e.k. keith. he's a librarian at phillip and salburton high school and presenting this award to him is our principal of phillip and salburton high school. >> hello, everyone. e.k. has been in the district for 10 years. this is her eighth year as a librarian and her seventh year at burton high school. e.k. is an awesome librarian but she's also a co-teacher librarian who often collaborates with others to engage students, teach relevant and useful research and writing skills in class and creates space for reading with students and spaf staff in our special education program and works with students encouraging their creativity through the comic book club and book club. e.k. is a poet librarian and valued member of our faculty who shares her passion for poetry and reading with all students and staff. the list can go on. she is dynamic,

manjusha mathew — a nurse and the mother of three young children. a new patient is brought in.rs are are holding up... ..treating as many as they can. "people say, "sister, please save our loved one." they call us god. that makes us so emotional because we can only do so much." with resources so short, they're having to choose who they might save — decisions they should never have had to make. "at times we break down. some nights i wake up crying. but i also feel a sense of satisfaction that i'm doing something to help." this is a hospital in a big city, and out of reach for most indians. the situation at this point is so difficult that all the people who work here, everyone who's exposing themselves to risk on a daily basis, knows that if they or their families were to get sick, even they would struggle to find the right medical care. in a city overrun, it's hard to leave the trauma behind. the risks follow you home, too. manjusha's children know not to hug her when she'sjust back from hospital... ..but they're too young to fully understand what their mother does — her front l

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quite an exciting night for no man's land and for up people of color actually at the oscars ok jay mathews from los angeles thank you very much. to you. and turning to sports now the fun is legal title raises unexpectedly heating up on match day 31 of 34 are saying no that anything less than a went home to start got what effectively hand the league title to byron munich luckily for them though the visitors for and then applied saying that. 200 bones surprise last month's on saturday meant that leipzig went into this one knowing the 2 women would keep the championship race alive for another much the. under task seemed simpler than 15 minutes in stuttgart snowy ruin mother was sent off the young frenchman's one john palmer do haidara looked worse with every viewing leipzig dominated proceedings thereafter but fun she did good people keep her cool and unbeatable for. the swiss made sure it was nil nil going into the drink. my foot coble couldn't stop like 6 from taking the lead in the 1st place to see how 5 i don't know should know aftereffects of that but tackle to some pull ahead or one no

back with us again, one mathew tao, founder of country over party. in the past, he was chief strategist for the bush cheney presidential oak -- campaign and oh four. good evening, welcome to you both. matthew, it was the strength of your tweet that contributed greatly to your invitation tonight. i read it to our viewers. how does one reach consensus or a compromise with folks who don't believe in climate change, who don't think people should take the vaccine, who think there was widespread voter fraud, who think biden stole the election, and who travel in conspiracy theories and falsehoods? matthew, i would go for an answer by going deep on the trump base, and seeing what that will get him in 2022, am i wrong? >> no, but i think that's where the republicans are today. i was thinking about this as i was pausing in your last segment. what's the subs like and this constant insistence that it's biden's responsibility to get the republicans on board in washington d.c.. it is a bit like, if you were gonna take a or boat around the world, and your captain o

saju mathew, thank you very much. >> thank you, victor. >>> be sure to join our dr.jay gupta on the journey why people are afraid of vaccines. the new cnn report "the truth about vaccines" tonight at 9:00. >>> congressman matt gaetz is still defiant amid a sex investigation. what he said to women about women and about the allegations. >>> plus, the medical examiner who performed the autopsy on george floyd takes the stand in the murder trial of derek chauvin. you'll hear what he says ultimately contributed to floyd's death. nnuity can help cr essential expenses in retirement. have the right financial professional show you how... this is what an annuity can do. what's the #1 retinol brand professional show you how... used most by dermatologists? tah-dah, it's neutrogena® with derm-proven retinol, rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles, and other wrinkle creams goodbye. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with our most concentrated retinol ever for 2x the power. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ neutrogena® liberty mutual

attorney mathew schneider was a part of the federal investigative team, now speaking publicly for theoup, by fall, more than a dozen was arrested. one man pleaded guilty. the rest not guilty. at what point do you switch from, okay, this is just a hairbrain idea, they're just talking to they're getting prepared to commit a crime? >> that is the critical point for law enforcement. when i saw that the folks had actually taken some steps, for example to go and look under a bridge to see if that was a place that they could put explosives to deter law enforcement from coming -- >> that this wasn't just talk? >> correct. >> reporter: according to indictment, some of the planning happened here in the rural home. the group allegedly used the property for tactical training. >> target practice on the tires, yeah. anything. >> reporter: she is the township clerk. what was the community's reactions to these charges? >> well, they were horrified and embarrassed. >> reporter: authorities seized an arsenal of weapons, hundreds of guns, thousands of rounds of ammunition, explosives and artillery shell

manjusha mathew — a nurse and the mother of three young children. a new patient is brought in.ly scanning how others are holding up... ..treating as many as they can. "people say, "sister, please save our loved one." they call us god. that makes us so emotional because we can only do so much." with resources so short, they're having to choose who they might save — decisions they should never have had to make. translation: at times we break down. some nights i wake up crying. but i also feel a sense of satisfaction that i'm doing something to help. this is a hospital in a big city, and out of reach for most indians. the situation at this point is so difficult that all the people who work here, everyone who's exposing themselves to risk on a daily basis, knows that if they or their families were to get sick, even they would struggle to find the right medical care. in a city overrun, it's hard to leave the trauma behind. the risks follow you home, too. manjusha's children know not to hug her when she'sjust back from hospital... ..but they're too young to fully understand what thei

difficulties] with maintaining that emotional well being and march 10, mayor breed and superintendent mathews jointly announced an initiative called summer together. this initiative brings together all of our key children serving partners to the table to ensure that we provide services for transitional kindergarten to 12th grade students and we have to take time during the summer to build back all of our children to support them in getting on target to learning and being prepared to ga back into the classroom in the fall. summer together aims to help sfusd students who have been impacted by learning loss and social isolation and we're going to engage them in fun academiccally -- academically integrated programs with sfusd and rec and park and other non-profit organizations we'll be offering a cornucopia of programs and [technical difficulties] it's going to take a lot of time and effort and it's all hands on deck. someone said to me for the earthquake i forgot one year now the big earthquake took a couple seconds but took years to rebuild and recover from the earthquake and this is somewhat t

difficulties] with maintaining that emotional well being and march 10, mayor breed and superintendent mathews jointly announced an initiative called summer together. this initiative brings together all of our key children serving partners to the table to ensure that we provide services for transitional kindergarten to 12th grade students and we have to take time during the summer to build back all of our children to support them in getting on target to learning and being prepared to ga back into the classroom in the fall. summer together aims to help sfusd students who have been impacted by learning loss and social isolation and we're going to engage them in fun academiccally -- academically integrated programs with sfusd and rec and park and other non-profit organizations we'll be offering a cornucopia of programs and [technical difficulties] it's going to take a lot of time and effort and it's all hands on deck. someone said to me for the earthquake i forgot one year now the big earthquake took a couple seconds but took years to rebuild and recover from the earthquake and this is somewhat t

manjusha mathew — a nurse and the mother of three young children. a new patient is brought in.ygen mask... she's constantly scanning how others are are holding up... ..treating as many as they can. translation: people say, "sister, please save our loved one." - they call us god. that makes us so emotional because we can only do so much. we've been following her all week. with resources so short, they're having to choose who they might save — decisions they should never have had to make. translation: at times we break down. some nights i wake up crying. but i also feel a sense of satisfaction that i'm doing something to help. this is a hospital in a big city, and out of reach for most indians. the situation at this point is so difficult that all the people who work here, everyone who's exposing themselves to risk on a daily basis, knows that if they or their families were to get sick, even they would struggle to find the right medical care. in a city overrun, it's hard to leave the trauma behind. the risks follow you home, too. manjusha's children know not to hug her when she'sj

. >> so first was member mathews and second was -- who seconded it please? >> member mchugh. >> thank you. we'll move to public comment before the vote. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001. enter 187 104 1784. then pound and then pound again. if you haven't already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. please note you will have three minutes to speak. i do not see any callers with hands raised. i can move on to the vote to approve the minutes. (roll call) the minutes are approved. chair mchugh, may i move on to item 4? >> yes, thank you. >> presentation from the mayor's office of housing and community development about the 2015-2016-2019 housing bonds. report on housing bond and possible action by the committee in response to such presentation. who shall i grant sharing of the screen to? >> benjamin mccloskey please. >> thank you. >> we'll s

alexis mathews we ask the president and vice president -- mr. meuser: we ask the president and vice president to visit the border. this is not a republican or democrat issue, this is a humanitarian and national security crisis. that can be solved. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> to seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to honor dorothy williams moore on the occasion of her 100th birthday. dorothy was born in hamptonville, north carolina. she graduated from kataba college, class of 1942, majoring in home economics. on march 20, 1946, she married thomas moore and moved to charlotte. dorothy and thomas had four children. luther, luana, neil and cynthia. dorothy has proudly served as a mother, homemaker and substitute teacher. mr. bishop: she also taught sunday school. thomas passed a