. [ speaking foreign language ] >> maxwell. >> maxwell. >> maxwell. >> maxwell. >> she's arrested withounced charges against ghislaine maxwell for helping jeffrey epstein sexually exploit and abuse multiple minor girls from the period of 1994 through 1997. >> ghislaine maxwell was the first step in a grooming process. and that's what the indictment reflects. >> maxwell played a critical role in helping epstein to identify, befriend, and groom minor victims for abuse. in some cases, maxwell participated in the abuse herself. >> the u.s. attorney said she delivered them into the trap. she pretended to be a woman they could trust, and all the while she was setting them up. >> maxwell's presence as an adult woman helped put the victims at ease. >> there are three unnamed victims in the indictment. >> annie farmer is the only alleged victim to identify herself publicly. she spoke to the court via video conference and later shared what she said with us. >> i met ghislaine maxwell when i was 16 years old. she has never shown any remorse for her heinous crimes or the devastating lasting impact

i appreciate you bringing that up president maxwell. >> president maxwell: thank you.urther comments on any of the other communications? thank you. >> i have a comment. i was wondering on the water supply condition, i was wondering if you have any discussions around potential need for water conservation. it seems to be snow pack is gone. reservoir seems to be okay. i'm wondering if we end up with few more years of drought, do we need to put emergency conservation in place. i know we have 10% voluntary going on. >> that's correct. basically, it's coming to an end. there are some tiny by thes of snow still melting. it's still there. iver if id that. we've been looking at the update for this year and looking at what next year might bring and thinking as we always need to do, what is next year a bad year as well. we currently told our wholesale customers to try to target below 2019 demand and have recommended that they limit outdoor irrigation. in san francisco asking folks to cutout door irrigation by 10%. if this fall is dry and beginning of next year is dry, i think it

>> president maxwell: yes. this is for the amendments. >> clerk: thank you. >> president maxwell: roll call please. [indiscernible] >> clerk: sorry, i missed that. on the motion to amend. [roll call vote] at this point you have four ayes. would like to wait for commissioner paulson? >> president maxwell: no. next item please. >> clerk: next item is item 4, general public comment. members of the public who wish to make two minutes of general public comment on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and not on the agenda may do so by dialing 415-655-0001. meeting i.d., 146 705 6105, pound, pound. to raise your hand to speak, press star 3. we ask that you refrain from use of profanity. please address your remarks to the commission and not individual commissioners or staff. do we have any callers? >> there are six calls in the queue. >> clerk: this is for general public comment. >> first caller, you have two minutes. >> caller: as i was saying, i think we should have a hearing on the san francisco pub

maxwell: oh, i apologize.he commandant approves a cut, the montford point can't, from 1942 to 1949 they trained a little over 19,000 marines. about 19,200, in the wake of world war ii the commandant approves a cut from a wartime force of just over 17,002 2800, that is a massive cut. during this. the postwar claimant they will be tested continuously so the then commandant -- they are always looking for ways to test african-american marines because the prevailing attitudes of the time, it's very fresh, yes they demonstrated their effectiveness in world war ii but just like the case had been in every war america has fought throughout its history, african-americans, unfortunately, have been utilized due to demand, and unfortunately when the war is over they have been looked to be cut or pushed out of the military. as you can see by those numbers that is largely prevalent here. that will continue. they throw everything at them, they throw old obsolete world war ii weapons at them, and test them on them and they per

and then the tortures came on my maxwell, maxwell worked out the theory oflight , that electromagnetism is the source in fact that's what is like. and it turns out that he died young but the year that maxwell died , a baby was born who carried on his work. that baby was albert einstein . so it's a cosmic coincidence that the torch, the torch was carried on by somebody who was born the very year that the predecessor died. now course we're talking about the whole shooting match. and that is the god equation. an equation perhaps no more than one inch long that will allow us to summarize everything known about the universe. on one sheet of paper, one sheet of paper you could write the theory of almost everything. you can put down einstein's equation is about the standard model is quite ugly, clumsy and it's horrible theory but it works. it's about a foot long. maybe more like a yard long if you were to write it out but on one sheet of paper, one sheet of paper you could put the theory of almost everything. now, we want that one inch equation which will merge these two hostile theories. real

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maxwell. your camera is slipping a little bit. can you adjust that down a little bit. >> i apologize. >> that's fine. thank you so much. >> sure. now the montford point camp from 1942 to 1949 trained a little over 19,000 marines. 19,000 -- roughly about 19,200, somewhere around there. in the wake of world war ii, they approve a cut from a wartime force of just over 17,000 to 2,200. that's a massive cut. montford pointers are going to be tested continuously so the commandant, he -- they're always looking for ways to test african-american marines, right, because, again, of the prevailing attitudes of the time. it's very fresh. yes, they demonstrated their effectiveness in world war ii, but just like the case had been in every war america has fought in throughout its history, african-americans, unfortunately, have been utilized due to demand and unfortunately then when the war is over, they've been looked to be cut or to be pushed out of the military. and as you can see by those numbers, that's largely prevalent here. and that will c

army command & , general staff college history professor jeremy maxwell discusses the integration of the marines beginning in world war ii. he focuses on their training at camp montford point in north carolina and the resistance of marine corps leadership to african-american troops. kansas city public library hosted this event and provided the video. in what hour and 15 minutes, american artifacts explores gunston hall, the national historic landmark and home to george mason. in an hour and 45 minutes, a panel of scholars discusses the history of secrecy, surrounding u.s. nuclear weapons, and argue it often conflicts with american ideals. >> we welcome one of our longest standing and most popular partners, the u.s. army general command at fort leavenworth. going back 13 years to when the january, 2008, library was ramping up what would become this nationally renowned signature speaking series, we have been fortunate to draw from the command of general staff college's deep lineup of knowledgeable insightful, very , plugged in experts in military history. jeremy maxwell who is here ton

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i'm zerlina maxwell. in four joshua johnson. it's 8 pm on the east coast and 1 am in england, where president joe biden and the first lady are preparing to meet with queen elizabeth at windsor castle, sunday. we have the details just ahead. plus, an internal investigation into whether the trump justice department can probably seize democratic lawmakers for data. i'll speak with congressman raja krishnamoorthi. and attorney general merrick arnold says the doj will turn its eye on new restrictive voting laws passing in states all across the country. we'll get to all of it. welcome to the week. we begin with an astonishing story. former attorney general william barr is attempting to distance himself from reporting that the trump doj seized the phone records of at least two prominent democratical makers. barr tells politico that while he was attorney general, he was quote, not aware of any congressman's records being sought in a legal case. the justice department has announced that the departments inspector general will investigate.

i'm zerlina maxwell. in four joshua johnson.east coast and 1 am in england, where president joe biden and the first lady are preparing to meet with queen elizabeth at windsor castle, sunday. we have the details just ahead. plus, an internal investigation into whether the trump justice department can probably seize

joining us now, serena maxwell host of the program zerlina which airs on peacock and back with us ishe madness of rudy giuliani spin out of control. this is stage one of the price he's going to be paying for that. >> right, lawrence. i think it's a big moment. finally, there is accountability for lying about the election. and i think it should be noted that this is wholly separate from the federal investigation into his dealings with ukraine, lawrence. so, i think rudy giuliani has problems on multiple fronts, and today is a day where the american people can be assured that someone is being held accountable, finally, for lying about the election and causing the insurrection. if you recall, he was even more egregious than donald trump was on that day. he talked about having trial by combat. so he was even more clear about what he wanted. those people to do, march up pennsylvania avenue to do, lawrence. >> john, the court was stunned that rudy giuliani continued to commit these offenses while this proceeding was going on. and they cited all of the times he lied in march and in april wh

[applause] >> joining us now, zerlina maxwell, host of the program zerlina, that airs on peacock. in front of a military exploit all the time as president. we had plenty of reason to wonder what military audiences really are thinking about him with all these strange things he said about john mccain being a prisoner of war, and how that's bad. president obama, biden, sorry, you knew my presidents confused. biden just said this simple sentence about vladimir putin, and they got it completely, and cheered him. but finally, there will be strength brought to confront vladimir putin. >> i think what you saw there was almost like a release, you know? the last four years, we have seen a republican president in donald trump, and a republican party, frankly, that was taking positions on russia and other issues had never taken before. anti democratic positions. if you are someone who believes in american democracy, you don't take the sky side of vladimir putin. that's not what you do. historically that hasn't been the case. donald trump changed that dynamic but i think you saw there was an a

jeremy maxwell who is here tonight, is with us for the first time to discuss and -- and inspiring and important , milestone in the integration of our country's armed forces. jeremy was originally scheduled to join us in february as part of our observance of black history month but was forced to postpone. we were thrilled he was able to reschedule and we are more than happy to extend our celebration of black history month. we also remain grateful to pnc bank, which graciously supported a series of our black history month programs in february and is our corporate center again tonight. jeremy maxwell has been an assistant professor in the department of military history at since september, 2019. the command and general staff college since september, 2019. he is a specialist in 20th , century history, who earned his doctorate in history from queen's university belfast in northern ireland. his areas of expertise range from the pacific theater in world war ii to the cold war specifically korea and vietnam, , and race and gender. jeremy has written two books, including brotherhood and combat,

i'm zerlina maxwell in for joshua johnson. it's 1:00 a.m.ith queen elizabeth at windsor castle on sunday. details ahead. >>> plus, an internal investigation into whether the trump justice department improperly seized democratic lawmakers phone data.

i'm zerlina maxwell in for joshua johnson. it's 1:00 a.m. in england where president joe biden and the first lady are preparing to meet with queen elizabeth at windsor castle on sunday. details ahead. >>> plus, an internal investigation into whether the trump justice department improperly seized democratic lawmakers phone data. i will speak with a congressman. >>> and attorney general merrick garland says the doj will turn its eye on new restrictive voting laws passing in states all across the country. we'll get to all of it. welcome to "the week." ♪♪ >> we begin with an astonishing story. former attorney general william barr is attempting to distance himself from reporting that the trump doj seized the phone records of at least two prominent lawmakers. barr tells "politico" that while he was attorney general, he was, quote, not aware of any congressman's records being sought in a leak case. the justice department has announced that the department's inspector general will investigate and democrats are calling on barr and trump's other former

years ago when i was on the board of supervisors, i had a conversation with then supervisor sophie maxwell and she said, you know, david, the southeast neighborhoods are forgotten. and we don't invest in these neighborhoods. and a couple years later i remember having a conversation with supervisor cohen and she said, you know, david, the city forgets about the southeast neighborhood and doesn't invest in us. well, today the city hasn't forgotten these neighborhoods and the city is investing in india basin. phil ginsburg invisitted me and then supervisor walton to come to india basin. phil, you will probably remember this and we didn't know what we were coming to see and we got here and he looked at me and said, hey, chu, i need a couple million bucks. so i said, all right. and scott wiener, and phil and i, we got together and one year of the budget we said, okay, phil, we have $4 million for you. and then ginsburg said that we need another $8 million. so i said, okay, all right, you know, money -- we'll get another $8 million. and then he said, we need another $25 million. and then we aske

much it happened at about three friday morning near the corner of rawson and brookdale in oakland's maxwell park, neighborhood residents surveillance camera captured footage of two cars pulling up to the families honda accord soon they lift the car up to get at the catalytic converter, fernando's father heard the noise got up and threw a chair. in iraq over spence to drive stop them. in response, one of the thieves opened fire through the fence. it's grainy, but in the video, you can see muzzle flashes that slow where they hit the bullets. oh yes, that's the fresh one, and the bullet when the other one went inside, i don't know where it hit. the father wasn't hit, but fernando was family friend says a bullet went through an open doorway where he was standing in into the boy's right foot. the kid was right behind him kind of seeing what was going on and unfortunately got him. i was sleeping, and i like it woke me up pop, pop pop pop, and then squeal. i heard like squeal car taking off the surveillance video shows both cars peeling away. fernando's father took him to the hospital. oakland pol

i'm zerlina maxwell in for joshua johnson. it's 1:00 a.m.rnal investigation into whether the trump justice department improperly seized democratic lawmakers phone data.

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. >> joining us now, zirlena maxwell, host of the program that airs on peacock.audience is something donald trump tried to exploit all the time as president, and we had plenty of reason to wonder what military audiences were really thinking about him with all of these strange things he said about john mccain, you know, being a prisoner of war and how that is bad. but president obama -- president trump -- biden, sorry, getting my presidents confused here. president biden just said this very simple sentence about vladimir putin and they got it completely and cheered him, that finally there will be strength brought to confront vladimir putin. >> well, i think what you putin >> i think what you saw there was almost a release. last four years we've seen a republican president in donald trump, and republican party frankly that was taking positions on russia and other issues that they had never taken before. antidemocratic positions. if you believe in american democracy, you don't take the side of vladimir putin, that's not what you do, historically not been the case. s

. >> this is the x 57 maxwell. it is nasa's first all electric piloted aircraft.t will pave the way for the future of electric aircraft. nasa armstrong is also working on remote piloted and thomas aircraft that will help set standards for air taxi, package delivery, and our work in the national airspace. >> we are sending the web telescope one million miles from earth to expeller -- explore every phase of cosmic history, from the early universe, two planets in the habitable zones of nearby stars. >> i am in the astrobiology laboratory where samples will be coming in 2023. this will be an incredible year for astra science. it will help us understand the missed ileus -- mysterious asteroids that might harbor the plot tenet -- metallic core of a planetoid. >> we do a lot of the numbercrunching nasa needs to develop its world-class climate modeling projections. we have more than 20 satellites already in orbit. we are adding another have another in. -- we are adding another half-dozen. we are trying to learn everything we can. senator nelson: america has always had a f

where are we in all this crazy world we live in, say, hey maxwell, remember who? 1011 years ago when we 1st started taiser report, there was the beginning of the introduction of the temporary measure of quantitative easing. q. one was then launched around that same time that we launched the kaiser report. then never q e 2, then there was q e 3. then there were all sorts of other measures that they named all sorts of weird things. well. 7 look at some of the consequences that we're now having and these met these consequences. they're saying are transitory temporary measures. so in an interview this morning on m p r. bostic, who is the president of atlanta, fed said quote, temporary inflation is going to be a little longer than we expected initially, rather than it being 2 or 3 months, maybe 6 to 9 months, which will become 9 to 12 months. and then $12.00 to $18.00 runs and then 18 to 24 months. and that's how quantitative easing was enrolled and unveiled to the population. right. weight, you know, we predicted that inflation that would show up in the c p. i wouldn'

while professor maxwell stop and has secured poor position at the stair and gone, please, defending will champion louis hamilton. news thought 2nd. their stop in leads hamilton by 12 point in the drive. as championship for the 23 old dutchman at targeting. his 1st will title the plans, atlanta, north qualified says in austria with stephens, red bull team. it says you appeared as in 4th the not training for the olympics during the pandemic has placed additional pressure and demands on all as sheets are reporter, as a big has been with iran. so wrestling team ahead of the departure for the tokyo game. it's known as iran national sport and being the best at wrestling can bring prestige on a and national fame. iran has won over 40 olympic medals in the sport over the past 6 decades. the most famous iranian wrestler will arm rather than the watches over them. but preparations with this, he has games in tokyo, of very different. yeah. the cobra pandemic has changed everything in a way of goals to we have to admit the corona had a considerable impact on our athletes preparation, body, fitness a

army command and general staff college history professor, jeremy maxwell, discusses the integration ofarine corps beginning in world war ii. he focuses on their training in north carolina and the initial resistance of marine corps leadership to african-american troops. kansas city public library

where are we in all this crazy world we live in, say, hey maxwell, i remember who, 1011 years ago when we 1st started taiser report, there was the beginning of the introduction of the temporary measure of quantitative easing. q. one was then launched around that same time that we launched the kaiser report then never q e 2 then there was.

where are we in all this crazy world we live in, say, hey maxwell, remember who? 1011 years ago when we 1st started taiser report, there was the beginning of the introduction of the temporary measure of quantitative easing. q. one was then launched around that same time that we launched the kaiser report, then never q e 2, then there was q a 3. then there were all sorts of other measures that they named all sorts of weird things. well. 7 look at some of the consequences that we're now having and these met these consequences. they're saying are transitory temporary measures. so in an interview this morning on m p r. bostic, who is the president of atlanta, fed, said quote, temporary inflation is going to be a little longer than we expected initially, rather than it being 2 or 3 months, maybe 6 to 9 months, which will become 9 to 12 months. and then $12.00 to $18.00 runs and then 18 to 24 months. and that's how quantitative easing was enrolled and unveiled to the population right. weight, you know, we predicted that inflation that would show up in the cpi wouldn't s

maxwell, who is considered to be the godfather of neo-soul and and the r&b movement. biggie smalls. nicki minaj who is changing it in the modern era. some of the greatest athletes of our time from kareem abdul gentleman balance, whose family is -- whose family is from trinidad. and even are a home -- ramon wood in the nfl. i encourage everyone to learn more about the contributions of caribbean americans, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. mcclain, for five minutes. mrs. mcclain: thank you, mr. speaker. i am that woman and i am back to talk about that the democratic double standards once again. democrats love to jump on the republican outrage train. but when we see the blatant anti-semitism from one of their own, all you see are timid, fake, pandering, and watered-down responses. for those of you who struggle to keep up with the latest anti-semitic rhetoric from a democrat, i am referring to the congresswoman from this chamber, from this chamber comparing the united states and israel to real terro

army command & , general staff college history professor jeremy maxwell discusses the integration of marines beginning in world war ii. he focuses on their training at camp montford point in north carolina and the resistance of marine corps leadership to african-american troops. kansas city public library hosted this event and provided the video. in what hour and 15 minutes, american artifacts explores gunston hall, the national historic landmark and home to george mason. in an hour and 45 minutes, a panel of scholars discusses the history of secrecy, surrounding u.s. nuclear weapons, an

. ♪ >> this is the x-57 maxwell.ll electric piloted aircraft and it'll pave the way for the future of electric aircraft and create certifications. nasa armstrong's also working on remote piloted and autonomous aircraft that will help set standards for air taxi, package delivery, and our work in the national airspace. ♪ >> we are sending the world's premier space science observatory, the webb telescope, one million miles from earth to explore every phase of cosmic history. it'll study everything from the most distant observable galaxies in the early universe to planets in the habitable zones of nearby stars. >> i am standing in the astrobiology laboratory where samples from the osiris-rex mission will be coming in 2023. this is going to be an incredible year for asteroid science. when we launch the dart mission, it will help us understand how to potentially deflect an asteroid from earth. our lucy mission will study of the mysterious trojan asteroids. and the psyche mission will head to an asteroid that might harbor t

it happened at about three o'clock this morning near rosten and brookdale in oakland's maxwell park neighborhood, a surveillance camera captured footage of two cars pulling up to the families honda accord, they lifted the car to try to steal the catalytic converter. the boy's father heard the noise and then threw a chair and iraq over his fence to try to stop them. and that's when one of those thieves. opened fire. that's low, where they hit the bullets. yes, that's the first one and the bullet when the other one went inside. i don't know where it hit. i heard it, but that hurt it a little bit. not that much. the 12 year old fernando was hitting the right foot. when a bullet flew flew through an open doorway. oakland police recovered evidence, including a bullet and the jack that those would be thieves left behind police in san francisco, asking for the public's help to find a small dog that was stolen from a car. leo is a 10 year old multicolor york interior. he was taken from a car that was parked on north point street near powell around 10 15 last night, police say when the dog's owner return

. >> this is the x57 maxwell.asa's first all electric piloted aircraft and it will pave the way for the future of electric aircraft and create certification. nasa armstrong is also a gun remote piloted and natanz aircraft that will help set standards for air taxi, package delivery and work in the national airspace. >> we are sending the world's premier space science observatory, , the webb telescoe 1 million miles from earth to explore every phase of cosmic history commencing from the most distant observable galaxy in the early universe to and have zones of nearby zones. >> understanding in the laboratory with samples from the mission coming in 2023. specifically incredibly we launched it will help us as to how to -- are boosting mission. [inaudible] >> we do our lot of the number crunching nasa needs in order to develop its world-class time and modeling. we've had more than 20 satellites already up in orbit and we're having another half a dozen. here at goddard and closeness you can bet you're not going to stop i

years ago when i was on the board of supervisors, i had a conversation with then supervisor sophie maxwell she said, you know, david, the southeast neighborhoods are forgotten. and we don't invest in these neighborhoods. and a couple years later i remember having a conversation with supervisor cohen and she said, you know, david, the city forgets about the southeast neighborhood and doesn't invest in us. well, today the city hasn't forgotten these neighborhoods and the city is investing in india basin. phil ginsburg invisitted me and then supervisor walton to come to india basin. phil, you will probably remember this and we didn't know what we were coming to see and we got here and he looked at me and said, hey, chu, i need a couple million bucks. so i said, all right. and scott wiener, and phil and i, we got together and one year of the budget we said, okay, phil, we have $4 million for you. and then ginsburg said that we need another $8 million. so i said, okay, all right, you know, money -- we'll get another $8 million. and then he said, we need another $25 million. and then we asked, w

writer who is living in florida, hurston was picked up that script nurse and assigned to famed editor, maxwellperkins, who had been so important of the manuscripts of best -- thomas wolf, hurston died soon after 1947, but hurston began per work about working class wives with burrows mitchell as her editor. hurston it's world fell apart on september 13th 1948. when she was arrested on charges of performing oral sex on three harlem schoolboys ages ten and 11, including the son of a former landlady. even worse, the story was picked up and sensationalized in the black press. fervently maintaining her a.c.e. innocence, indeed for much of this period that the accusations -- to the traditional road confirming -- collecting folklore. she had an alibi. hurston when you're suicidal. even as a scriptures rallied around her with an excellent legal representation by luis baldwin. eventually, under sharp interrogation, the boys confessed that they had lied about hurston and several other adults to cover their own exploratory activities. and on march 14th, 1949, all charges were dismissed. but hurston was li

army command and history professor jeremy maxwell discusses the integration of the marine corps beginning in world war ii. he focuses on their training in north carolina and the initial resistance of leadership to african-american soldiers. in two

colleges more affordable and i would argue even free particularly at community college level the maxwell was a valiant baby fond? [bear growling] eric hamilton and william are two economists that have helped bring this to the public light and cory booker put forth a bill to give i think all americans about $1000 of the baby fond, any american born $1000 depending on their household income level they get another maybe 2000 or less each year, with the idea that when people become 1825, a certain age, they will have capitol to help them move forward in their life whether to go to college, buy a home, jesse jackson said it's challenging being in a capitalist economy without capitol in the baby bond would be important for the 21st century to give all americans greater opportunity to move forward ands particularly those with deep poverty to help with that inequality we are talking about. >> ali, good morning. >> hi, good morning. i a have a lot to say. first, how can somebody control how somebody else spends the money? why not call it what it is? i think sometimes people have poor spending hab

you just a couple of weeks ago, it was green's rising and rising in some polls and tossed angela maxwell's consent to cdc's you, doc, because they hadn't noticed in fighting. now that was where some mine, i'd say small scandals about undeclared christmas bonuses and also another bab off the top candidates who will be elected here on saturday and being cool town not being tight enough when it comes to her cd. those seem to be pretty much begin is mistakes, but of course raises question is this policy is this woman is fit to become chancellor? and that's what the party is grappling with at this very moment in time as they sit down. that's kind of physical meeting with. and just in the 200 people here in the room. a 2nd now and after a year, long delay because of the and then make the postpone that you wrote 2020 is finally kicking off a tournament out tonight in rome with italy taking on turkey kick off is less than 3 hours away for the 1st time in its history, the event will be taking place across europe. despite the pandemic, all 11 host cities have been cleared to have fans in the stadium

>> let's not shoot these kids, man. >> 10-4, they're shooting at me. >> reporter: in one point maxwell with his gun drawn murts to himself, appearing to pray for a peaceful outcome. >> don't make he do this. don't do this. >> reporter: more than 30 minutes into the standoff, aerial footage appears to capture police opening fire. the flashing dots are the bullets coming from the officers assembled behind the tree. police say they started shooting, striking the girl and wounding her after she came outside pointing a shotgun at the officers. the 12-year-old boy who had been carrying an ak-47 surrenders, and the officers rush to administer first aid to the girl. >> whoever shot -- i need the medkits in the garage. >> reporter: none of the officers were injured. the female suspect was transported to a local hospital where she underwent surgery and is in stable condition. in a statement, the juvenile facility where the children were staying said, "these children are in desperate need of care in the appropriate setting which is a higher level of care than we provide." for "cbs this morning,"