>> i'll move it. >> president maxwell: may i have a second?>> vice president moran: second. >> president maxwell: it's been moved and seconded. madam secretary, roll call, please. [roll call] >> clerk: you have -- >> president maxwell: thank you. motion has been approved. madam secretary, is there any further business before the commission? >> clerk: sorry, madam president. that concludes your business for

>> i'll move it. >> president maxwell: may i have a second?>> vice president moran: second. >> president maxwell: it's been moved and seconded. madam secretary, roll call, please. [roll call] >> clerk: you have -- >> president maxwell: thank you. motion has been approved. madam secretary, is there any further business before the commission? >> clerk: sorry, madam president. that concludes your business for much. so if we can go ahead to the next slide. this meeting will include a quick welcome by board of education president, mark sanchez, followed by a 20-minute presentation on the proposed changes to student assignments. we'll have 15 minutes for questions and answers about the proposed policy and 15 minutes to share your hopes, ideas, and concerns about these changes. lastly we'll have five minutes to close this evening's meeting and share information about next steps. i'll going to play a video by mark san december. i wants to take a minute to explain why we're making changes to the student assignment system and why this work is so importa

>> i'll move it. >> president maxwell: may i have a second?>> vice president moran: second. >> president maxwell: it's been moved and seconded. madam secretary, roll call, please. [roll call] >> clerk: you have -- >> president maxwell: thank you. motion has been approved. madam secretary, is there any further business before the commission? >> clerk: sorry, madam president. that concludes your business for >> good morning, everyone, this is november 4th, 2020 budget and finance committee. i'm chairman fewer. and i'm joined by supervisor mandelman. i would like to thank sfgov for staffing this. >> the board of supervisors and the committee room are closed. however, members will be participating in this meeting remotely. [inaudible] >> public comments will be

the maxwell clan, of course, as the camelot consul. but there is no formal appointment of me as head of the maxwell clan, us, and p a. n. scotland. how do i reclaim the chieftain of the maxwell clan, my tartan, my people, how do i do that? there is no cut in chief of the galloway clan, so i'm going to claim the title. and here's how you do it. and once i've done it, you must do it to you find a hill in your, your clown area. you stand on the hill, you invite by want of mouth bonfires on all the mountain chains. you do it nowadays on georgia and so on. you invite every moksha well in the world to come and hear you proclaim yourself the chief and hear any objections or on the proposals. and i see the day, god willing, if we, if we continue to draw breath, i see the day when you'll be in your castle, i'll be in my will both be clown chiefs, thanks to your big will all have enough to live on revver asco, which is the same of my clan, we will rise again. george galloway, thanks so much for being on castle report. always a pleasure. right. t

>> president maxwell: that's better. >> okay. and so the firm then presented as part of the community benefits the actual paid internship. they provided a value for the mentors who were working with the students. and they also provided the cbos for tracking. and what is really amazing about this project that tracy will go into. out of 91 students, you know, a quarter of them just have graduated and there are still in the industry and we actually, the city has hired some of them. we have another consulting with a newer diversity program because his kid was on the autism spectrum. so they offered a program which is 70% of the folks in newer diversity are unemployed. they came up with a program for internships and provided within their team opportunities to work with these consulting firms as part of first source. and it was just amazing and tracy will go into it, that some of these kids are now being hired by these firms. you know, i can go on and on. but i think the other major thing is when we talk about workforce, and opportunit

ghislaine maxwell was put in isolation last wednesday after a staff member tested positive for covid-19. prosecutors said she tested negative and will be retested at the end of her two-week quarantine. maxwell is awaiting trial in july on charges she recruited teenage girls for jeffrey epstein to abuse. >>> the u.s. government plans to execute the first female inmate in six years. she was slated to be executed next month but it was delayed after her attorneys tested positive for coronavirus. she was convicted of murdering a pregnant woman in missouri in 2004. the u.s. government has executed eight people since july. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," an all black officiating crew makes history in the nfl last night. and baby name. the name that got the most votes at the national zoo. this is the "cbs morning news." starting wed 11/25 shop online only and score deals like a $299 "cbs morning zoo. n. e. w. s. " ♪ merry christmas! ♪ ghirardelli peppermint bark squares. makes the holidays a bite better. good moves. or hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost. the number 1 hyaluronic acid

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zerlina maxwell, and david from, senior editor for the "atlantic" and former speechwriter for georgeh. he is the author of "trumpocalypse," a "new york times" best seller. this ascertainment is obvious to everyone. we have a source telling "the washington post" she's following orders from the president while the white house press secretary is saying the president has nothing to do with it. if she shows up for the meeting on monday, what do you think can be accomplished? >> it's time for ascertainment. it's time for transition, lawrence. i'm going to go about this differently. i want to believe everything you just read that sources are saying about emily murphy, that she's a consummate, hard working on government employee. i read the papers and what people are saying to defend her. and what i would say to ms. murphy if she were before me is it's typically to prove your friends right. it's time for the sake of a covid transition to save lives, for the sake of national security, for the sake of our economy, it's time to prove your friends right and do the right thing. when you do that,

and zerlina maxwell. both are msnbc political analysts.fered any chance to ask a question today in that rose garden exhibition that donald trump is still with us and can still speak. but when we turn to the issue of what's happening in the final days of the trump administration as laurie garret just demonstrated, there is a very serious public health crisis involved in the trump administration refusing to open the doors to the incoming biden administration in these remaining 68 days. >> that's right. and the more this transition goes on and is delayed by president trump, the harder it can be for a president-elect joe biden to enact policies that keep americans safe from this virus. chief among them is the actual distribution of the covid-19 vaccine that president trump was just talking about in the rose garden. it could be slowed by the fact that joe biden's agency heads and personnel are not being allowed to get up to speed with what's going on with the vaccine. i'm also not surprised, lawrence, this segment you're talking about goes to a

. >> i didn't -- i didn't even sink in yesterday -- >> as detective maxwell continues to push josh abouthat's going on, josh's demeanor changes. >> what places should we check to see if we can find her? >> beauty supply? i don't think she would be there but she likes them. >> he offers no suggestions, really, about where they might look. >> let me ask you this before you go. >> go ahead and ask one last question. >> how am i going to find your wife without your help? >> while i'm interviewing him, another colleague conducted a child forensic interview. >> right there, yeah! >> they were able to interview charlie. braden really wouldn't talk to them. >> well, what did you do last night? >> go camping. >> you went camping? who were you camping with? >> um, my dad and my mom and my little brother. >> your children are telling our detectives that mom went with you guys last night. and that she didn't come back. >> she did not go with us. they know that she didn't go with us. >> so your kids lie, then? do your kids lie? >> sometimes they do. >> it seemed like initially josh and susan were pre

maxwell was put in isolation and she will not be able to be with her lawyers during quarantine as sherepares for her trial in july. she recruited three young girls for epstein to abuse in the 19901 epstein died by suicide in a manhattan federal lock-up in august of 2019 as he awaited a sex trafficking trial. >>> happening today. a community meeting in response to the sfpd shooting one week ago that left a suspect critical injured that happened on market near powell street station. officers responded to the fight and one of the men involved in the fight refused to drop his knife. officers first used taser on that man before firing live rounds. during today's virtual town hall, police plan to share body camera video from that incident. >>> two teens are recovering this morning. after a stabbing in fremont. it happened in arden wood neighborhood last night. at last check one is in stable condition but suffering major injuries. the other is expected to be okay. police are still trying to figure out what led up to that stabbing. >>> general motors suddenly switching gears by switching side

more than 900-0000 to sam maxwell who has lifelong injuries. >>> firefighters in oakland are investigatingirefighters responded to large flames and heavy smoke. they raised a six alarm but no one hurt. reports of gunshots in the area. police looked for a shooting victim but didn't discover evidence of a shooting. >>> coming up, california expected to have more clout in the biden/harris administration. a look at the teamwork that could be in store. >>> looking to fill kamala harris senate seat. >>> and later in sports, why a former giant is suing the operator of oracle park. . >>> 11 count's were moved back to more restrictive teasers, contra costa and santa cruz moved to the red tier. san francisco is unchanged the city will halt intore dining because of uptick in cases. >>> the supreme court is leaning toward leaving the affordable care act intact. they heard oral arguments. removing the law would leave 23 million americans uninsured. >>> president trump and his campaign continue to dispute the results of the election. crit sixs say the allegations would not be significant enough to chang

defense secretary ashton carter now assistant dean at the maxwell school of citizenship and public affairs at syracuse university he is in washington mark jacobson we heard from donald trump saying that the democrats are trying to disenfranchise those who voted for him looks like we're heading into a whole world of litigation this is exactly the kind of scenario many were very frightened of has none. and i think one of the 1st elections i stayed up all night for was 2000 and are waking up every few hours where the lead had changed and you know you had a declaration of victory concession speech and then repudiation of those but this is fundamentally different what we heard from president shrum a little while ago will go down in american history as one of those volatile attempts at stealing an election. we've seen in our history i can't think of a time that's been more dangerous for the united states probably since the since 861 just before the u.s. civil war and i'm not suggesting any sort of violence or anything like that but what i'm just saying is that this repudiation of the whole idea

right scandal we had a guy on who worked for israeli intelligence who made a claim that amp steen and maxwell were israeli spies anything that you knew of the daily mirror pension fund being used to finance epstein and israeli intelligence being involved i am totally convinced that bass completely false was false as the accusations against me and my case the accusations we have emails that my accuser tried to suppress and which she admits she never met me we have her lawyer and take it meaning that she was wrong we have the f.b.i. former f.b.i. investigating it i have been totally completely exonerated and the proof is overwhelming that my use of the whole story and i think people making up stories about them aside i don't think there's any truth to that at all why do you think people who knew epstein i'm actually saying things like that. well you know he's a mysterious character people known all on about him visited me once in israel i think it was the only time he was ever at israel he didn't seem to know anybody there i arranged 'd a lunch for him at the time before i do anything wrong or

defense asked cos he's currently assistant dean of washington programs with sarah keyes university's maxwell school of citizenship and public affairs joining us from washington mark many thanks for speaking to us and i'll just share 2 months left of this administration why fire the defense secretary that's a great question in fact the one big thing that the secretary of defense has to do at this point is manage a transition to the incoming team and in fact the 1st rule of presidential transitions is don't create chaos don't create instability make sure that they can stay as steady as possible and the white house has just thrown all that out the window in getting rid of asked for at this point teasing that could be more dismissals to come because we are hearing rumors that he may get rid of the c.i. a director perhaps even the f.b.i. director what are you hearing. well hearing what everyone else's folks are speculating that the president trumps hugo just can't handle this defeat right now and he's lashing out in a number of ways and again this is problematic because again you're going to have

then he started playing tennis against westmoreland and maxwell taylor in saigon and eventually got to bobby kennedy in washington. this is how holbrooke maneuvered in order to be invited to the best dinner tables in georgetown he revered this post-war generation of american statesman from averell harriman to george kennan, george marshall. he thought of them as the model for him. he wanted to be just like them. the problem was he was a very different man. he was not born to an aristocracy. he was although he never talked about it and have an outsiders and uncouth and as that kept getting in his way as well as being away for him him to push other people aside and get ahead. and then the times change. the establishment was falling apart during holbrooke's career in the wake of vietnam. it was no longer that group of wise men who simply could be called upon by the president so holbrooke was forever trying to get to the top of the mountain. he loved mountain climbing stories and always just falling short. i had this line that he got to the highest base camp imaginable but he met every ass

speak again to adam maxwell, the attorney general of the state, cochairman, he has been on this question lot for coming tonight. what is the latest from your state, and you were the chief officer in the state, you're well grounded in this stuff, do you think this vote is fair? >> we still have a path to victory, the democrats have stacked up the decks against us in the selection. they changed this election inside 90 days. as votes are being counted, and america thinks that with all of these mail in ballots, that you have people watching not counting going on, we are still not allowed to watch the signature matching. we are not allowed to challenge any of those signatures. they switches to this new system, and then they give us no right to ensure that only legal voters count. as america knows, those who stayed up like me all night, at 3:00 a.m., they counted through the middle of the night, they are counting all day today, and we are still having to wait until tomorrow. we are still, right this second, not in that door. i warned about this, if it came down to nevada, we would finally get

speak again to adam maxwell, the attorney general of the state cochairman, he has been on this question lot for coming tonight. what is the latest from your state, and you were the chief officer in the state, you're well grounded in this stuff, do you think this vote is fair? >> we still have a path to victory, the democrats have stacked up the decks against us in the selection. they changed this election inside 90 days. as votes are being counted, and america thinks that with all of these mail in ballots, that you have people watching not counting going on, we are still not allowed to watch the signature matching. we are not allowed to challenge any of those signatures. they switches to this new system, and then they give us no right to ensure that only legal votersl count. as america knows, those who stayed up like me all night, at 3:00 a.m., they counted throughc the middle of the night, they are counting all day today, and we are still having to wait until tomorrow. we are still, right this second not in that door. i warned about this, if it came down to nevada, we would finally get

then he starts playing tennis against west moreland and maxwell taylor in saigon and eventually got to bobby kennedy in washington and this is how holbrook maneuvered and work his way to the best dinner tables in georgetown, the rest of them holding april, he revered this postwar generation of american statesman from april herrington to george kennan, clark the third, george marshall. he thought of them as the model for him. he wanted to be just like them. the problem was he was a very different man that he did not belong to the aristocracy. he was jewish although he never talked about it and kind of had an outsider's one and even business that kept getting in his way as well as being a way for him to push otherpeople aside and get ahead . and the times change, before politics this was falling apart during holbrook's career in the wake of vietnam. this was no longer that group of wise men who simply could be called upon by presidents. holbrook was forever trying to get to the top of the mountain really love mountain climbingstories . and always just falling short of the summit. i had t

based on certain principles that particular the speed of light because that was something implied by maxwell's work in the 1860s and investigating that in building a theory of adjusting newton's laws would take that into account and involves the theory of special relativity in one of the consequences and things he discovered as he was writing out that there he is all my god, equals mc squared. >> and it became a metaphor for all the cool stuff. i still remember we are the same age and the opening of the twilight zone had that he equals mc squared and that became -- >> it was rough in the 1920s spirit while people don't know that but i was entertainment at the last supper. [laughter] anyway,. [inaudible conversations] >> you are a busboy. we have to get off the space-time continuum in, ladies and gentlemen. i know this because i read the book but how did you first meet stephen? >> he read my first two books and he was, one was about curve estates and what it means and how over the centuries the ideas developed and how it was used and that was a very important topic to stephen and then he read m

lets's bring in serlina maxwell. host on peacock. great to see you.are 64 days from the inauguration. a lot can happen in 64 days. president trump wants to draw down american troops in afghanistan, "the new york times" reports that he looked attiat attacking iran. environmental groups are worried about the oil and gas drilling in alaska. so, you know, that's just a small part of the picture. what can, what should the biden team do? is there anything they can do before the inauguration? how worried are you about steps that might be taken by donald trump or by his administration? >> i'm definitely worried about steps this administration can take or not take rather in terms of covid response because i feel like we have been waiting for donald trump who's clearly going to be the last person if ever to admit that he lost the election and how many american lives are going to be lost in the time it tacks for him to admit that he lost an election? that is the question i think on a lot of folks' minds. as we are in this transition period. in terms of what the

/2 million to victims' families claiming wrongful deaths and more than $9 million to survivor sam maxwelll expenses because of the fire. >>> the san francisco police officer who suffered a traumatic brain injury after a hit-and-run crash has been awarded a purple heart by the department. three years ago officer elio lou entangle was on bicycle patrol went a driver in a stolen suv hit him. he suffered permanent brain damage. the 35-year-old now lives in southern california with his wife and son were he continues to undergo treatment. the driver who hit him receive the maximum sentence, which was more than 12 years in prison. >>> are looking at how cold it was this morning. i mean, it was down there. we had a freeze warning on the north bay. pen growth came in at 26 degrees , 27 degrees in snopes. with overnight lows last night. is not going to be that cold today, but it's still going to be cold. hence the frost advisory for the north bay. not the rest of the bay area. that's not to say we are not all going to get some faster will be plenty of frost along the inland valleys, but the frost a

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that is something that was implied by maxwell's work in the 1860s.ating that and building a theory on adjusting newton's laws to take that into account to develop a theory of relativity. and where the consequences of one of the things he discovered after writing out that theory. speck and it became its own, sort of a metaphor for all the cool stuff. i still remember we are the same age. and the opening of the twilight zone has that. it became. >> people don't know this. i was entertainment at the last supper. [laughter] and jesus would've parted. [laughter] he knew a thing or two. >> that's right. we have to get off the space-time continuum lady and gentlemen. i know this because i read the book. has you first meet steven? >> guest: read my first two books. and one is called you and trent and what it really means and how over the centuries the ideas developed, how it's used. that was a very important topic. and then he read my second book which was simon's rainbow, search for beauty of physics and that was a memoir about my relationship. was it calte

sue maxwell russia, kennedy. i think that's most obvious to anything. note, i'm absolutely kidding.ill hear nothing about russian interference of joe biden loses tomorrow night. if he does i'm not sure. think there is actually a higher likelihood that it will get declared for joe biden that it would be for donald trump tomorrow night just because of how the voting has gone. i think joe biden will say, hopefully in a nice true fashion if it did go that way that we just could not pull it off. we can hopefully work together to restore the soul of the nation and take the high road in this opportunity like michelle obama would want. i don't think is going to get messy and ugly on the democratic side there. we have no conspiracy theories floated about mail and ballots being fraudulent. or anything like we have heard out of donald trump who's openly saying now. >> the democrats are sending armies of lawyers to places like pennsylvania and florida. >> that is a preemptive wall. there wanting to make the case. >> it's a little bit different to be prepared and should be floating conspiracy th

for that, let's bring in tonight's political panel, zerlina maxwell, peacock is part of our parent companynbcuniversal. anthony fisher, columnist for "business insider," and done don callaway, founder of the national voter action protection fund. good to see everyone. zerlina, let me start with you and where you think we stand in terms of covid relief. i understand that in some ways all roads lead to mitch mcconnell when it comes to this negotiating process. and he has exerted the power to basically grind this to a complete halt no matter what the democrats have been trying to move forward. that's just the fact of the way this has gone. on the other hand, part of me is wondering why democrats haven't been able to figure out a way forward politically or legislatively or find something that they can use as a leverage or incentive to get this done, take a piece of the legislation. so i'm not sure how to view this anymore because it's happened for so long. zerlina, how do you see this? >> well, i think, you know, when you enter into a negotiation, it would be helpful for both parties to enter

joining me now, msnbc political analyst, zerlina maxwell. she's also the host on one of my favorite shows, "zerlina" on peacock, and author of the "the end of white politics," correspondent at the guardian, and rachel cobb, chair and associate professor at suffolk university. rachel is also an msnbc plex analyst. great to see you all. rachel, i want to start with you, because we are so far from normal that it's almost hard for people to remember what normal looks like. i mean, if we were in a quote/unquote normal environment, what would this presidential transition look like and how would it work? >> well, if it were normal, then the two -- the president and the president-elect would be meeting. there would be, as previously noted, this massive transfer of information. the opening of email addresses, the opening of lines of communication between all parties. and there would be, because we are in the middle of a national crisis that is getting worse by the day, i think a very concerted, unified approach to how to push this -- these policies f

us now john clain and former white house ebola response coordinator and political analyst ser lena maxwell and senior director of progressive programming for sirius xm. ron, i saw an item today, there is jaw boning and attempt job from the trump camp when with he might declare a victory. i saw this today a reporter in axios if news organizations declare joe biden the elect he plans to address the new nation even if president trump continues to fight in court advisers tell axios. tell us about that. >> reporter: well, look, chris, joe biden doesn't decide who won the election, donald trump doesn't decide who won the election, the american people decide. and if the results tonight or overnight or whenever they come in show that joe biden has won the election, then he will address the country as someone who has won the election. we're not going to get in front of it. we're not going to leap frog it. we're going to let the voters decide the outcome. that is who is the judge in our system. it is not the candidates, it is the voters. and we're seeing record numbers of them coming to the polls an

based on certain principles that procedurally the speed of light, that was something implied by maxwell'sork in the 1860's and investigating that and building a theory of adjusting newton's laws to he developed the special relativity and one of the consequences that he discovered as he is writing out that-- >> and it became a metaphor for all the cool stuff. i still remember we're the same age and the opening of the twilight zone. right. >> ee quality mc squared and-- >> was back in the 1920's, wasn't it, rob? >> yeah, people don't know this, i was entertainment at the last supper. jesus, what a party. anyway. >> that's all i have to say-- . [laughter] >> you were a-- >> a thing or two. >> that's right. we have figured out the space time continuum ladies and gentlemen. i know this because i read the book. how did you first meet stephen? >> welcol, he read my first two books. >> wow. >> one was euclid's window about curved space and what it really means and how over the centuries it was developed and that was a very ully important topic to stephen. and then he read my second book which was

. >> on a weekly author interview program ran two, msnbc political analyst helena maxwell offered her thoughts on identity politics and how to create a more inclusive democratic party area your portion of the interview. >> after 2016 in particular identity politics got a bad rap. it was a term coined by dennis in 1977. who layout and articulate how people who had marginalized identities can build coalitions to sustain political power and after 2016 one thing we need is their focus on identity projects, like talking about white privilege for directors and talking about just the different ideas of identities, people with differing abilities and she had a list about a variety of identities. so what we didn't realize in 2016 is that she's talking about identity politics like donald trump, donald trump is talking about white identity and too often we talk about the essential white identity, like voters in every single aspect of our political conversation is there's a message so my book basically ways out the fact that weight, hold up. we can't criticize identity politics just because it's

but as detective maxwell continues to push josh about what's going on, josh's demeanor changes. >> ihat you guys did from 6:00 till you went to bed on saturday night? >> i just don't remember what activity we were doing. >> josh is not a participant at all in talking about his missing wife. >> shows no urgency in getting out to go look for her. >> have you checked any places where she could be? >> i haven't had much of a chance to do any of that yet. >> he asks police no questions about what they're doing to find her. >> what places should we go check to see if we can find her? >> beauty supply. i don't think she would be there, but she likes them. >> and he offers no suggestions really about where they might look. >> i'm leaving. >> let me ask you this before you go out. >> go ahead and ask one last question. >> how am i going to find your wife without your help? >> while i'm interviewing him, another colleague conducted a child forensic interview. >> right tl there. yeah. good job. it's got nice lights, huh? pretty. >> we went to the children's justice center, and they were able to

and she named the baby maxwell. everyone called him max. >> she was such a good mother.ut i know she had so much on her plate, too, at that time when-- >> it's a lot to do. >> but she did very well. she held up very well. >> reporter: except, that is, for the mood swings. the dreadful depressions. >> she just would go under the covers and sleep. and she's just, you know, she'd hibernate. she'd close herself off from everything. >> it's hard for a mother to watch your daughter. >> yeah. >> go through that. >> it is. trying to get it out of her. you know, "what can i do?" and there's really nothing that i can do or say. >> reporter: but, it got better. once cari was diagnosed with bi-polar disorder, medication evened things out. and cari and max settled into an apparently happy and successful life. and then, that inexplicable turn. cari had just started that hi-tech job of hers in omaha. >> she really liked that job. >> what was she doing? >> she was computer programming. >> reporter: and then, november 2012, she took on that big project. max was a teenager then. he unders