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. >> i, matthew meyer. >> do probably swear. >> to carry out their responsibilities. >> to carry out the responsibilities. >> of the office of governor. >> of the office of governor. >> to the best of my ability. >> to the best of my ability. >> freely acknowledging that the powers of this office. >> freely acknowledging that the powers of this office. >> flow from the people i am privileged to represent. >> i am privileged to represent. >> i further swear always to place. >> always to place. >> the public interest. >> the public interest. >> about any special or personal interest. >> above any special or personal interest. [laughter] >> and to respect the right of future generations. >> to share the rich, historic and natural heritage of delaware. >> to share the rich, historic, and natural heritage of delaware. [laughter] in doing so, -- [laughter] >> in doing so. [laughter] >> there we go. >> awwww! [applause] >> in doing so. >> in doing so. >> i will always uphold and defend. >> i will always uphold and defend. >> the constitutions of my country and my state. >> the constitutions

i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well.aid, quote, "let me say, very simply, i want more babies in the united states of america. i guess that's easy to say when you don't have to fly commercial. [ light laughter ] [ audience oohs ] at his rally over the weekend in las vegas, president trump said that if you call a woman beautiful, it is, quote, "the end of your political career."

house of representatives, i herewith designate michelle reinshuttl, he was deputy clerk and sara meyer legal counsel to sign any and all papers and to perform all other acts for me under the name of the clerk of the house for which they would be authorized to do by virtue of this designation, except such as are provided by statute. in case of my temporary absence or disability. this designation shall remain in effect for the 119th congress or until modified by me. signed, sincerely, kevin f. mccumber. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in

a live look here at highway 50 at meyers.snowing right now, but drivers heading to the sierra are still being told to take their chains. we should note chains are required on highway 50 and over on interstate 80 right now. let's back up several hours here and show you the scene. yesterday, as many people were heading home from a weekend in lake tahoe. both the eastbound and westbound lanes of 80 were shut down for hours. people were stuck in their cars waiting. >> obviously, there were the accidents that shut the highway down. but as far as cross traffic, you know, it's actually been a surprisingly all day. we did get a little bit of a pickup after everything reopened, but knock on wood, everybody seems to be being safe and, you know, driving the good speeds and not following too closely. >> the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab said it received about three inches of snow yesterday. >> almost 839 right now. steve paulson is back up with us this morning because he's busy in the weather center tracking what's what's to come l

alex meyer. alex has over a decade of experience in the campaign world. a deputy political director for the trump-vance 2024 campaign. naco is proud to have a strong relationship with the white house office of intergovernmental affairs, rooted in our desire to serve as a reliable trusted partner with a deep commitment to representing county interest here in washington and communicating federal actions and priorities back to america's counties. we certainly hope to be seeing lot more alex as we do this work together. we're so glad that he can join us here at the legislative conversation. conference. please now welcome alex meyer. >> how we doing everyone? >> we're so excited you're here. this is first introduction for a lot of these county officials to you. other than the brief background i shared, tell us little bit about where you coming from and what's your background and how you end up here at iga with us? >> thank you so much. pleasure to see everyone here. i'm looking forward to seeing everyone and welcome everyone. we are bringing back county days.

appreciate you looking for to working with everyone in this room. >> please thanks alex meyer for being your attention to the screen for a message from naco edge. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please welcome mary jo maguire. [applause] >> hello, naco. it's great to see you all. it's such a great crowd. great to be back here. what a great video, too. i encourage all to look at the naco edge programs. they're helpful for all of our counties, and so anyone thing, where you can go to learn about them i encourage you to do that. what a a great morning where having and i'm excited here to talk about counties on the cutting edge as laboratories of democracy. with a broad range of responsibilities and our commitment to realizing strong healthy communities where our residents strive, counties of a reason to embrace innovation but we also hold strong to our responsibility to be deliberate. way comes to new technology we do our homework to ensure secure and responsible usage. the important accommodation of thoughtful openness to new technology was explored in det

i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well.nd now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. yesterday was pete hegseth's first day of work as defense secretary. and bad news, he's already invaded margaritaville. [ light laughter ] president trump praised british prime minister keir starmer this weekend and told reporters that starmer is a, quote, "very good person doing a very good job." and starmer said trump is the current president of the united states. [ laughter ] while speaking last week at the march for life, vicece preside j.d. vance said, quote, "let me say, very simply, i want more babies in the united states of america. i guess that's easy to say when you don't have to fly commercial. [ light laughter ] [ audience oohs ] at his rally over the weekend in las vegas, president trump said that if you call a woman beautiful, it is, quote, "the end of your political career." if anybody can think of something worse that someone did without getting canceled, raise your hand. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs ] no, no, n

i couldn't see into the future of how movies were going to change. >> reporter: the change, says meyerss like "chinatown," "shawshank redemption," even "dirty dancing" might not get made today. >> movies, it's always been a business to make money. always. but there was also, they were less afraid. they took more chances. >> i would love for the movies to be a little bit less like they used to. >> reporter: michael schulman writes about movies and culture for "the new yorker." the author of the book "oscar wars." >> every two seconds there is a new "superman," "beetlejuice," "lion king," "alien," "mission impossible," "bridget jones," "indiana jones." the goal is not to come up with the next great idea but to excite the shareholders about a sure bet for the next quarter. >> reporter: he says the movies we grew up on are still out there produced by the independent studios behind "anora," "the brutalist" -- >> this isn't the fight. >> reporter: and other best picture nominees. >> i often hear people say when the list comes out for the academy awards, well, i haven't heard half these movies

house of representatives, i herewith designate michelle reinshuttl, he was deputy clerk and sara meyer legal counsel to sign any and all papers and to perform all other acts for me under the name of the clerk of the house for which they would be authorized to do by virtue of this designation, except such as are provided by statute. in case of my temporary absence or disability. this designation shall remain in effect for the 119th congress or until modified by me. signed, sincerely, kevin f. mccumber. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in and then spread it. they superimposed her face into pornographic content without her consent. the toxic environment can be severely damaging. by the support into what is necessary to noof debate. and without the looming threat of harm. to the brave survivors of ncii your spreng inspires the courage in others. your voice are hopefully being changed and to the families, your unwavering life is. thank you again to senator cruz, speaker johnson and representative scalise, chairwoman mccain. [indiscerni

tuesday we host betty meyer in conversation with rick moody to present new novel to soon and on thursday. bernadette ultra henry discusses her new book plundered how racist undermine black homeownership america in conversation. patricia williams we such an exciting lineup of in-person events this season, so please check us out at harvard icon slash events for more information on what we have in the works. tonight's event will conclude with some time for questions followed by book signing here at this table to ask question, just raise your hand during the portion and our speaker will call on you. i'd like to know that c-span is filming tonight's event because of that, you ask a question, they will be lowering boom. mike just out of frame your head. so don't be frightened by that and if you have not already, you can find a copy of bright circle at the registers in the next room. and as always, thank you for buying books from harvard bookstore. your purchases, support events like this and help to ensure the future of a local union bookstore. as we continue our series. and now i am so please

. >> nadia meyers works nearby. >> we have a lot of car crashes that that area right there. we do have a lot of crashes right there. >> so the fact that crash happened in the same area where an innocent civilian was killed as a result of what his family says was an unauthorized or ghost. oakland police chase back in 2022. anyone with information about this latest wreck is asked to contact oakland police mike. >> henry lee live tonight here in studio. henry. thank you for that. overall, it was a pretty busy weekend for oakland police. yesterday, officers responded to an early morning carjacking in the area of 38th and allendale avenues. police say the suspect jumped into a vehicle and took off with a child who was seated inside. now, the suspect eventually abandoned the vehicle just about a mile away, with the child still in the car. paramedics did treat the child at the scene. anyone with information about this case is asked to contact oakland police. later in the same very morning, police responded to a shooting on 73rd avenue in garfield avenue. police say officers arrived

a live look now at highway 50 at meyers. the snow is covering the road. snowing right now though, but drivers heading to the sierra are being urged to bring their chains. chains are still required on highway 50 and interstate 80 right now. and this was the scene yesterday, as many people were heading home from a weekend in lake tahoe. but the eastbound and westbound lanes of interstate 80 were shut down for hours. despite some people getting stuck, many drivers were just happy to make it home by the end of the day. >> obviously, there were the accidents that shut the highway down, but as far as traffic, you know, it's actually been a surprisingly all day. we did get a little bit of a pickup after everything reopened, but knock on wood, everybody seems to be being safe and, you know, driving the good speeds and not following too closely. >> there was a decent amount of fresh snow for the sierra in this most recent round of wet weather. the uc berkeley sierra snow lab said it got about three inches of snow yesterday. >> coming up, if you have a child who ha

. >> nadia meyers works nearby. >> we have a lot of car crashes that that area right there. we do have a lot of crashes right there. so. >> well, in fact, today's crash was right near the same spot where an innocent civilian was killed in what his family says was an unauthorized or ghost oakland police chase. now, anyone with information about today's wreck is asked to contact oakland police. live in oakland. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> well, certainly, henry, the hope is everyone can just come together to try to figure out how to make that area safer for everyone. thanks for that report. well, former san jose city council member omar torres pleaded not guilty today to three felony counts of child sexual abuse. torres was arrested on election night last november on allegations that he sexually assaulted a relative when they were both children. investigators said the crimes started in 1990, when the victim was four and torres was nine, and continued until the victim was 13 and torres was 18. torres been held without bail since then. he resigned from the city council shor

he's in conversation tonight by robert the aj meyer professor energy and economic development and director of graduate studies for, the doctoral programs in public policy and and political economy. he's also a research associate at the national bureau of economic research. tonight. they're here discuss landing the paris climate agreement, a book in which todd stern chief u.s. negotiator on climate provides an engaging account from inside the rooms where it happened. the full charge seven years story of how the paris came to be as hillary clinton writes history shows us that we can make progress in solving biggest global challenges. a must. we're so excited. hosts this event here at harvard bookstore tonight. please join me in welcoming todd stern and robert stavins. well, thanks to emily for the introduction and welcome to all of you for having joined as well as those who are watching c-span. i am rob stavins, professor at the harvard kennedy school, professor of environmental economics. i'm privileged to be able to engage in conversation this with todd stern to talk about a number of thin

i got to wrap up by thanking pauline meyers.great discussion about the work of the committee, the in her book american scripture. she had a great one liner which was this was no hack editing job. and it's amazing it's elegant. it is that that committee, all those men gathered, produced a that was even stronger, more clear truly representative of the delegates assembled. so in conclusion. jeffords didn't see that way, of course he copied his earlier draft, shared it with all his friends, saying it was superior, and he said it to his pal, richard henry lee, who had carried the resolution, the house floor, and upon studying jefferson's original draft. lee wrote thomas and said the manuscript had been. i wish the manuscript had not been mangled as it was the authors in the room those legislators that have confidence of their own drafting. you know that mangling is something we all deal with as legislators. all of you that are writers deal with editors that are mangaldas but unfortunate that way jefferson just couldn't handle it and

. >> car accident at jakobi meyers.lcomes you on a tour of wine country. start with all your favorite table games. bet and win big. check out the player's club for free play giveaways, drawings, and discounts. next, take a spin of the loosest slots around. loser slots mean more winners. try your luck with sonoma county's favorite roulette game and keep the winning rolling and join us for the friday night seafood buffet. it's all out here in wynn country. only at river rock casino, just 20 minutes north of santa rosa. >> good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez from abc. seven mornings. let's get a look at traffic with sue hall. good morning sue. >> good morning gloria. and we are headed to the bay bridge. metering lights are on at 535, and they're still on, but traffic has really backed off, so it's a nice smooth ride. headed towards the bay bridge toll plaza. no delays. we do have an earlier accident southbound 680 on the sunol grade right near calaveras boulevard. that's been cleared, but you are slow south on 680 from the

i will read some of the speaker cards i have paul lui, alison meyer, wilson wang either mike hire mta board members and welcome director julie hirsch baum. my name is paul. i am a seiu 1021 member and a school crossing guard at a public school. >> i will be covering four points. one i oppose the mta shutting down the school crossing guard program. two the crossing guard program is invaluable because we keep schoolchildren and their families safe. for example, across an eight year old third grader recently he realized that he forgot the water bottle his water bottle and ran back to his parent's car as she was driving off. >> instead of staying behind myself and my stop sign he tried to run ahead of myself and my stop sign. >> i yelled to him to look out for an oncoming car coming toward him. >> he didn't hear me so i had to grab his arm and prevent him from getting hit by the car. >> this type of situation happens all the time for the cost savings are minuscule. >> cutting 200 crossing guards saves only 2.9 million less than 2.2 percent of some cisco mta 1.5 billion revenue. >> this is