maxwell, citybuild was created, right? so now, with leaders like don marcos -- where is he? don, right? 50 years at mission [inaudible] hall, and who's going to be coming after me from the roots of great community is one of your leaders that fights every single day, fight for equity, not just bayview residents but all san francisco residents. president of the board of supervisors shamann walton. [applause] >> president walton: happy birthday, citybuild. the mayor and director nim really said a whole bunch of points that i was going to make, but one of the points that is important to remember is all the things that make citybuild possible. if it wasn't for the c.b.o.s fighting in the community, if it wasn't for members of our neighborhood that fought consistently to make sure that folks who were isolated, disenfranchised, had an opportunity to be trained to gain resources that would enable them to take care of a family, we would not have this program called citybuild. so i want to thank all of those partners. ken nim named

thank you, president maxwell. for r2 change the response requires a further analysis and speaking or the agency not the city as a hole, sf.p.u.c. determines how to best assess and disclose risky activities. >> president: that's fine. allen and everyone? okay. good. all right. next. >> for recommendation number three also requires change to further analysis. again, speaking for the agency and not the board of supervisors. and this is where i could use a little support, allen. as a p.u.c. standard project procedure requires a maintenance of detailed documentations on our recent capital projects. however, further analysis is required in regards to a city repository, you know, for all private and public utilities in the filing of detailed as billed. >> can we put the board digital in there that way it doesn't become the paper gathering place. >> yeah, the paper gathering would be monstrous. >> the only other thing is i don't think they're required. we've talked about a central repository. they're saying it should be f

my name is maxwell alejandro frost.t here in orlando, florida. i'm not a politician, i am an organizer. i have been a leader out here on the ground when others haven't. and now we have a real opportunity for orlando to elect the first bold progressive generation z member of congress. >> joining us now is maxwell alejandro frost, a candidate for congress in florida's tenth district, a democrat. thank you for joining us. i want to begin with white got you into political activity win -- and you do tell the story that it was this gun violence, this mass murder epidemic in america. and the first thing you did was volunteer and work on the obama murray election campaign. what drew you to that campaign and that candidate? >> thank you so much for having, me lawrence. what drove me to the campaign was seeing someone that looked like me. i remember that day exactly. i was watching television with my dad and i saw the president speaking, i saw him speaking about hope. and how we needed to get together to move forward, to fight fo

maxwell, citybuild was created, right?re is he? don, right? 50 years at mission [inaudible] hall, and who's going to be coming after me from the roots of great community is one of your leaders that fights every single day, fight for equity, not just bayview residents but all san francisco residents. president of the board of supervisors shamann walton. [applause] >> president walton: happy birthday, citybuild. the mayor and director nim really said a whole bunch of points that i was going to make, but one of the points that is important to remember is all the things that make citybuild possible. if it wasn't for the c.b.o.s fighting in the community, if it wasn't for members of our neighborhood that fought consistently to make sure that folks who were isolated, disenfranchised, had an opportunity to be trained to gain resources that would enable them to take care of a family, we would not have this program called citybuild. so i want to thank all of those partners. ken nim named most of them. i want to thank all of our par

and it's just an absolute tragedy. >> zerlina maxwell, it's an extraordinary thing.al republican voters. and you have the democratic party, democratic governors, like gavin newsom who are feeding to keep everyone alive in their states. it was hard to believe that the parties who would be divided by concerned with keeping people alive. one party concerned about that, the other. not >> well lawrence, you had mary trump on earlier, and a quote that not a day goes by that i don't think, about is one from her first book. which is, if he can in any way profit from your death, he will facilitate it, and then he will ignore the fact that you. died and that is mary trump on her uncle, former president donald trump. and i feel like that entire republican party has been corrupted by this very idea, that there is political benefit. maybe in the short term as they see it in fund raising dollars, but certainly not in the short term, for the lies and livelihoods that are lost during this pandemic. i mean people are losing their mothers and fathers and sisters and brothers. and that

good afternoon, president maxwell, members of the commission. this is nicole sancoula.peaking today not my position at bosca, but a member of the citizens advisory committee can. actually speaking at the request of the water subcommittee of that committee and the chair, jennifer flaherty, who was not able to participate in today's meeting right now. in the pocket, as commissioner president maxwell mentioned, you have four resolutions from the c.a.c. and each of these resolutions represents the commitment of your c.a.c. members to engage in the important matters under the p.u.c. perview and to provide the recommendations to the this body. i want to call your attention at this time to the second resolution in that list, the resolution in support of a resilient water supply. the committee felt very strongly and wanted to call this to your attention, using your upcoming workshop this friday on alternative water supply work. it seems timely that this resolution, including the four recommendations that it includes, be addressed by staff and enable the opportunity for the choi

good afternoon, president maxwell, members of the commission. this is nicole sancoula. i'm speaking today not my position at bosca, but a member of the citizens advisory committee can. actually speaking at the request of the water subcommittee of that committee and the chair, jennifer flaherty, who was not able to participate in today's meeting right now. in the pocket, as commissioner president maxwell mentioned, you have four resolutions from the c.a.c. and each of these resolutions represents the commitment of your c.a.c. members to engage in the important matters under the p.u.c. perview and to provide the recommendations to the this body. i want to call your attention at this time to the second resolution in that list, the resolution in support of a resilient water supply. the committee felt very strongly and wanted to call this to your attention, using your upcoming workshop this friday on alternative water supply work. it seems timely that this resolution, including the four recommendations that it includes, be addressed by staff and enable the opportunity for th

maxwell, citybuild was created, right?[inaudible] hall, and who's going to be coming after me from the roots of great community is one of your leaders that fights every single day, fight for equity, not just bayview residents but all san francisco residents. president of the board of supervisors shamann walton. [applause] >> president walton: happy birthday, citybuild. the mayor and director nim really said a whole bunch of points that i was going to make, but one of the points that is important to remember is all the things that make citybuild possible. if it wasn't for the c.b.o.s fighting in the community, if it wasn't for members of our neighborhood that fought consistently to make sure that folks who were isolated, disenfranchised, had an opportunity to be trained to gain resources that would enable them to take care of a family, we would not have this program called citybuild. so i want to thank all of those partners. ken nim named most of them. i want to thank all of our partners who have been on the frontlines for

maxwell, citybuild was created, right?w, with leaders like don marcos -- where is he? don, right? 50 years at mission [inaudible] hall, and who's going to be coming after me from the roots of great community is one of your leaders that fights every single day, fight for equity, not just bayview residents but all san francisco residents. president of the board of supervisors shamann walton. [applause] >> president walton: happy birthday, citybuild. the mayor and director nim really said a whole bunch of points that i was going to make, but one of the points that is important to remember is all the things that make citybuild possible. if it wasn't for the c.b.o.s fighting in the community, if it wasn't for members of our neighborhood that fought consistently to make sure that folks who were isolated, disenfranchised, had an opportunity to be trained to gain resources that would enable them to take care of a family, we would not have this program called citybuild. so i want to thank all of those partners. ken nim named most o

we also had walter chrysler who was picking up the maxwell names and coordinating those into the chrysler brand. they became the big three that detroit is known for. they settled here and took good jobs and helped to build the industries they were involved in. following the turn of the 19th century, we had an influx that really helped build detroit into this wonderful melting pot of various neighborhoods, very polish neighborhoods, serbian, hungarian. there were lots of folks living amongst each other and working together in the car companies. in fact, i've heard the rouge plant described as the tower of babbel because there were so many different languages being spoken on the same assembly line. their families with worked in the plants for years. many generation, one after another. black workers were in the dirtier and tougher jobs, in the wheel works. the white workers tended to get the assembly line jobs. during world war ii much of this changed. a will the of younger guys took off to fight in the war and the whole process within the plant started to include older workers. it started t

maxwell, citybuild was created, right?eaders like don marcos -- where is he? don, right? 50 years at mission [inaudible] hall, and who's going to be coming after me from the roots of great community is one of your leaders that fights every single day, fight for equity, not just bayview residents but all san francisco residents. president of the board of supervisors shamann walton. [applause] >> president walton: happy birthday, citybuild. the mayor and director nim really said a whole bunch of points that i was going to make, but one of the points that is important to remember is all the things that make citybuild possible. if it wasn't for the c.b.o.s fighting in the community, if it wasn't for members of our neighborhood that fought consistently to make sure that folks who were isolated, disenfranchised, had an opportunity to be trained to gain resources that would enable them to take care of a family, we would not have this program called citybuild. so i want to thank all of those partners. ken nim named most of them. i

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maxwell alejandro frost gets his first word on the last word. it will not be his last word on the last word. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. lliams starts now. good evening once again, i'm chris chance-ing, in for brian williams. day 247 of the biden administration. the house committee investigating the january 6th attack has just issued its first set of subpoenas targeting high-level trump advisers, who had communications with the white house on or in the days leading up to the january 6th insurrection. they have been asked to appear for depositions and turn over documents in mid october. today the committee sent a letter to each, one two former trump chief of staff mark meadows reported that he was quote, engaged in multiple elements of the planning and preparation of efforts to contest the election. and to delay the counting of electoral votes. the letter to former trump aide dan scavino, says he was, quote, with the former president on january 5th, when he and others were considering how to convince members of congress not to c

it could have a debutante of their own because maxwell corneille, new signing from leon, for £50 milliono make his debut here at goodison this evening. you canjoint lot, tree on five live from eight o'clock. the draw has taken place for the group stages of the women's champions league. last years finalists chelsea have a tough group withjuventus, wolfsburg and servette. but so do arsenal, they'll play the holders barcelona, and hoffenheim, plus danish side hb koge. the european amputee football championship is underway in poland. it's held every four years by uefa, with this the second edition of the tournament. in 2017 england reached the final in istanbul which was played in front of over a0 thousand fans. the host nation turkey won it then, so england are hoping to go one better this time. earlier today they thrashed greece 5—0 in their opening group match and afterwards i caught up with england manager 0wen coylejr — the son of the former premier league manager. in terms of amputee football it sells players play out on field on crutches and if they are deputies or have a deficiency t

i'm zerlina maxwell..m., and you can screen exclusively on peacock. "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> and good evening once again, day 241 of the biden administration. the symbol of our nation's democracy, the very seat of our government is barricaded and under heavy security on this eve of a demonstration, at least the threat of one, in support of the january 6 rioters and insurrectionists. along with the high alert on capitol hill, tension has

also joining us, zerlina maxwell, host of the program "zerlina" that airs on peacock.n of mississippi. when you look at what's happening in your state tonight, how did republicanism and trumpism bring mississippi to this new low? >> it's really extraordinary. i mean mississippi gets 40% of its budget from the federal government. it's the hardworking people in states like california and new york that keep mississippi from being a complete disaster. and yet when you have a governor like tate governor like tate reeves -- i know tate, he's not a dumb guy, he's not an evil guy. but what's happening there is pretty much the definition of evil. they're using this tragedy for political purposes. and tate actually has appointed a very good person to head up the health effort here, a yale-educated, mississippi-born physician, but tate won't stand up and do what needs to be done to protect the citizens of mississippi. it's just an absolute tragedy. >> zerlina, it's an extraordinary thing. one republican party is doing nothing to protect not just the people of their states but the

. >> maxwell alejandro frost, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you so much. and folks can hear more about us at frost for congress.com. thanks, lawrence. >> maxwell alejandro frost gets his first word not the last word. it will not be his last word on "the last word." "the 11th hour with brain williams starts right now. ♪♪ >>> good evening once again i'm chris jansing in for brian williams. day 247 of the biden administration. the breaking news tonight, the house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol has just issued its first set of subpoenas. targeting four high-level trump aides and advisers who were working in or had communications with the white house on or in the days leading up to the january 6th insurrection. they have been asked to turn over documents and appear for depositions in mid october. today, the committee sent a letter to each. the one to former trump chief of staff mark meadows said it was reported that he was, quote, engaged in multiple elements of the planning and preparat

and we also had walter chrysler who was picking up the maxwell and the briscoe names and coordinating those into the chrysler brand. two or three of them really bubbled at the top. they eventually became the big three that detroit is so well-known for. the ford motor company, general motors, and chrysler. detroit's early industrial history prior to the turn of the last century brought in many immigrants, mostly from western europe. they settled here and took good jobs and helped build the industries that they were involved in. following the turn of the 19th century, we had quite an influx of people from mediterranean countries, from eastern europe, that really helped build detroit into this wonderful melting pot of various neighborhoods, polish neighborhoods, serbian, russian, hungarian. there were lots and lots of folks that were living amongst each other and working together in the car companies. in fact i've heard the rouge plant described kind of as the tower of babel because there were so many different languages from cyrillic to arabic being spoken on the same assembly line. man

her suit alleges that she was compelled by jeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwell to engage in sexualand the prince abused her in london, new york and on epstein's private island. andrew has denied the allegations and said he has no recollection of meeting her. his attorneys have disputed whether the lawsuit is viable. a court hearing is scheduled for today. >>> wedding bells are in the air for the britney spears the pop singer shared her engagement on instagram and she wrote i can't blinking believe it she met sam in 2016 on the set of her slumber party musical they have been together since. she is always posting workouts with him like that he's also been her support during her conservatorship battle literally life changing stuff happening for britney spears. >> an eventful 2021. >>> mtv music awards kicked off sunday night marking the 40th anniversary. holds the title of best new artist and song of the year in a song good for you. justin bieber and the rapper kilroy performed on the barclays center in new york accepting a major award for bieber as artist of the year. billy eilish ac

joining me now is zerlina maxwell, host of the show's zerlina on peacock, and curt cordell la, usa today contributor, and democratic congressional campaign committee. first to you zerlina, what is your reaction to this report? i mean, months later, how much taxpayer money has been spent for a partisan audit and for what? >> well, it was in order to create a distraction from the fact that donald trump lost the election. they wanted to essentially create a circus and point over there and say there's fraud there. we're going to go find it, and then when they couldn't find it, they were like it's so well hidden that we're going to have to search in other states, and we're going to have to keep searching. i think that the reporting that steve laid out there is correct. it is about fund-raising in the short-term, but the long-term damage to the integrity of our elections and the faith that we have in our democracy is what every american should be concerned about in this moment because all of this fraudit here on the left side of the screen was based on a lie and it's based on a lie that actual

joining me now is maxwell frost, democratic candidate for congress in florida.-- this is the fourth weekend in a row we have tried to get you on. breaking news got you bumped each time. but here you are. why are you running for congress? >> thank you so much for having me, jonathan. it's great to be here. look, about a year ago i saw a video on my phone of a black man being murdered. his name was george floyd. after i saw that video, i knew exactly what i needed to do. i packed a bag, i went to downtown orlando, hit the streets with other organizers, and began organizing for black lives and for justice, not just in my community, but across the entire nation. i knew in that moment, the moments where i was being tear gassed, beat, pepper sprayed, the night i was arrested and jailed, when i sat in that jail cell, i was thinking about other struggles people go through as well. the kids who cross the border with their parents to find a bert life but then found themselves in a cage. the folks all across this country who die because they don't have health insurance, be

how many dia, how mommy, a political science research. syracuse as universities, maxwell school, and also in june of sherry for the a political commentator, a warm welcome to you. all. i'd like to begin with you in tunis at some point. we're going to have to start to call this a qu. we haven't heard from chi side in a major way since this began. there's no reform plans that have been announced and that doesn't seem to be any movement. it has to be now a qu. so if your question is, in the way we describe what has happened, is it cool or not? i can see i can tell you that even the new colors, i mean each of law in our university, there is a real controversy concerning what happened. some of them would say that this is a mere interpretation. ok, so it's a kind of giving one's self the, the through get to, to interpret the text, the institutional text, the way he sees it. however, there are other school, there is another law law teachers. and professors would say, this is a cool, a cool in the and the sense in the, in the legal technical, formal sense. he's a fool if he won't. so if you

why in this book, do you adopt, maxwell can i'm as quote you about the idea that don't dare talk about chinese protest is in hong kong or bella, luce, if you don't care about julian, it's the most dangerous. so you don't be, don't know if they don't we, we know we're going to be spirit. no, we played on the situation and the rest you are in some huge sense for monday free. do you want to set up all the way where you want enjoyment? one, but the safety space, 3 don't you are going to be 40 money related to that you experience for their own is your freedom today is no longer working class or even some kind of restaurant thing. you know that he's been think us in what he can get. what area of school be history in liver thinking. i know that when you got to where you are a small never got the least. you are 3. you can make these contract. there's no real good work guess you need be and they say you a small your, your labor cost and you clearly for here or your work or least you see the show you are a dash 3. pretty sure they said when they say they say yes, you know, people you want to see

why in this book, do you adopt, maxwell can i'm as quote about the idea that don't dare talk about chinese protest is in hong kong or bella, luce, if you don't care about julian, it's the most bang i'm so you don't be, don't know, we don't, we know we're going to be the spirit of you know, pretty we experience for freedom. if you go, if you are in some sense for monday free, you know what you're going to. so the way when you want enjoyment warm, but the safety space 3 don't. these are going to be $40.00 money or later you what you experienced or throw is your freedom. what is today? it's no longer working class or even some kind of restaurant. thank you and you know the system. you think us what he can get, what we can be over here in liver thinking, i know that you got you are even a smaller never got the least you are 3. you can make these contract gone. no longer work. guess you need be, and they say you more, your brother, your labor cost and your chevy or here or your work or least you see you are a dash 3 drawers. they say when they say they say yes, you know, people you want to see,

neither of those actions will happen at the home of the maxwell school of citizenship in public affairs. free speech for all people across the political spectrum within the limits of the law and the university's anti harassment policy is one of our key values. speech can be offensive, hurtful, or provocative. still syracuse university will stand by the principles of free speech and by our commitment to keeping our community safe in the face of dress and harassment. professor jackson is not along. educators in florida are being advised to avoid some of the gruesome details about $911.00 for fear it could inflame anti islamic bigotry. it seems like the attacks have become yet another crucial issue and an already divided america. questions like why did 911 happen? what were the hijackers, motivations, and how was the popular affected while they seemed like automatic assumptions 20 years ago? not anymore so many years about truth and integrity. i would love it. you're going to america in academia, and government run public schools that we taught our kids the truth about $911.00 that we got

yes, maxwell. you know, in the last episode we were talking about fashion and the house that fear built is crumbling the house of fear money. that is. and you can tell that in what max finally convinced jamie diamond here big point price could 10 x and the next 5 years says jamie diamond ceo of j. p. morgan chase, of course you and i have covered him for years here, even before bitcoin, about the shenanigans going on at if you can call it that shenanigans will say it politely. you know, add j. p. morgan but he was dissing bitcoin in 201-320-1420. 15. 20. 16. 20. 17. 2018. 20. 19. 20. 20. and now in 2021. as you predicted, he capitulated and he's saying, a big one is going to tax in the next 5 years. yeah. yeah, yeah. jamie diamond was critical, a big claim. and starting when it was a $200.00 a coin. it's now around $45000.00 coin. it's adding as he points out 10 x from here. so he's looking for up 245-250-0008 coin. and i've been telling you for years i had this recurring dream about jamie diamond.

abused a teenager virginia jeffries sued alleging she was compelled by jeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwelln sexual acts with prince andrew. andrew has denied the allegations and has said he has no recollection of ever meeting her. his attorneys have disputed whether the lawsuit is even viable a court hearing is scheduled for today. >>> you probably heard plenty about the 10,000-step goal a new study found that even 7,000 steps go a long way for your health. the findings published in jama showed that middle-aged people who walk that amount every day were less likely to die of any cause over the next decade researchers followed over 2,000 adults for the study they said there was no relationship between step intensity or speed and mortality. >> i'm still 6,000 steps away from that goal on average. still to come right here, highlights from a wild week one for the nfl. plus we're going to break down top players for your fantasy team >>> and novak djokovic has his dreams dashed at t fisheinh line the stunner at the u.s. open ♪ rich, indulgent chocolate with a luscious caramel filling. with love

i had talked to maxwell to german senior politician and c. d u party member. hey mike, thank you for taking the time to be with us. you live on how important these elections, germany, and the world at large because it's a big change to see somebody's been at the helm for decade and a half to be saying goodbye, isn't it? yes, yes, it's a long time in germany is still, i mean it is most much of the last hour and it's suddenly in some ways and decline, but it's still a pivot pivot, little place in the world because we still have the east west conflict which plays out in the new hall and germany of causes a p ally of the us. so it's still very important how these elections will turn out . but it looks like we probably will get a green red coalition already said they would like to form a college and we'll see max, it's interesting, it's a good time. know, with hindsight good tunnel back is now these kind of pivotal change times. you said in the time germany is lost world, credibility is loss. will power loss world standing under angular merkel watch than yeah, she

why in this book, do you adopt, maxwell can i'm as quote you about the idea that don't dare talk about chinese protest is in hong kong or bella, luce, if you don't care about julian, it's the most dangerous. so you don't be, don't know if they don't, we know we're going to be spirit. know pretty, we're standing for freedom. if you're doing the rest, if you are in some sense for money 3, you know what you want to. so the way where you want enjoyment warm, but he said he the space 3, don't you are going to the 40 money related to the experience there or is your freedom today. it's no longer working class or even some kind of restaurant. thank you and you know that he's been watching us in he can get seen guess what? we can be here in the liver thinking i know that you got to tell them where you are. a small lever copies, at least you are. you can make these contract, there's no real good work guess you need be and they say you small your, your labor cost and you carry for here or your own. so you see you are asleep. pretty sure they say when they say they say yes, you know people, you ho

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why in this book, do you adopt, maxwell can i'm as quote about the idea that don't dare talk about chinese protest is in hong kong or bella, luce, if you don't care about julian, it's the most bang i'm so you don't be, don't know, we don't, we know we're going to be spirit, you know, pretty we experience for pretty if your question the rest you are in some sense for money 3, you know what you want to so the way when you want and thrown into one but the safety space, 3, don't you are going to the 40 money or later you what you experience for 0 is your freedom today, it's no longer working class or even some kind of restaurant thing. you and you know, the system you think us, he flow to get think what we did over here in liver thinking, i know that when you got them, when you are a small lever east, you are 3. you can make these guns, they no longer work. guess you need d, and they say you small your, your labor cost and your carry or here or your work or least you see, show you our address. if we pretty sure they say when they say they say yes, you know, people you want to see, you can inve