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mr. terrell bell, the secretary of education, who was for the establishment of the department, which you've said you're going to abolish, and mr. frank carlucci, deputy secretary of defense, who is not a supporter of yours, that they have gotten jobs. my question is, why are these individuals in your administration? why is it mr. van fleet? and how much of a problem do you think this conservative dissatisfied action with your appointments is? the only problem that i've had that is more difficult than knowing which hand raised to point to here and believe me, it bothers me. i go home feeling guilty and all my hands that i could point to the only problem greater i've had is in the selection of personnel. now, in many instances, some of the people that have been mentioned, whose names have been mentioned by others did not want a position in the administration, helped work very hard and wanted nothing for it, but. you also have to recognize there aren't that many positions. after all, look how many votes i had. you can't reward them all, but do. thank you. all right. thank you all very. what we

[bell rings] representative jackie parker. >> mr. speaker pro tem, i rise to explain my vote. >> please proceed. >> as someone who voted on the 15 week bill in 2022, i would like to make it clear that it was never the intent to overturn the pre-roe law in that bill. once roe v. wade was overturned, it was our intent that the pre-roe law become the law of arizona again. everyone was very clear. i don't know why suddenly people are flipping their positions. the arizona supreme court ruled collectively in recognizing the intent of the legislature in their ruling. legislators in this state, even when part of it was controlled by democrats, have never intended to, and have been factory and firm this -- have in fact reaffirmed this pre-roe law. abortion is barbaric, akin to slavery, establishing that a baby is mere property that can be disposed of as the property owner sees fit. it is wrong, and while a few tweaks to the pre-roe lame be in order to provide clarity on miscarriages and an additional exception of rape along with the current e

[bell rings] representative jackie parker. >> mr.aker pro tem, i rise to explain my vote. >> please proceed. >> as someone who voted on the 15 week bill in 2022, i would like to make it clear that it was never the intent to overturn the pre-roe law in that bill. once roe v. wade was overturned, it was our intent that the pre-roe law become the law of arizona again. everyone was very clear. i don't know why suddenly people are flipping their positions. the arizona supreme court ruled collectively in recognizing the intent of the legislature in their ruling. legislators in this state, even when part of it was controlled by democrats, have never intended to, and have been factory and firm this -- have in fact reaffirmed this pre-roe law. abortion is barbaric, akin to slavery, establishing that a baby is mere property that can be disposed of as the property owner sees fit. it is wrong, and while a few tweaks to the pre-roe lame be in order to provide clarity on miscarriages and an additional exception of rape along with the current excep

mrs. doubtfire. >> jimmy: yes. [ bell dings ] and mrs.t of clowns do at circus, where there's three balls -- >> juggling, juggling. mrs. doubtfire juggling. >> jimmy: yes, but these -- juggling, um, things that you -- a sport that you knock down. >> oh, bowling pins. >> jimmy: yes, and -- [ bell dings ] [ cheers ] and she's outside a place that teenage girls shop -- >> malls. >> jimmy: -- and get your ears pierced there, maybe. >> oh, claire's? >> jimmy: yeah, but go up a a little level. maybe next level. >> ooh, up from claire's. >> jimmy: there's two words. >> uh -- a place that -- >> jimmy: the first word is not cold but -- >> hot -- pocket. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is not a store where you go -- hot pocket is close, but it sounds like that. >> i need another clue. >> jimmy: yes. if you're not the bottom, you're the -- >> top. top -- top, hot top? hot pop top. [ laughter ] hot -- >> jimmy: hot -- >> hot top. >> jimmy: no. hot -- top -- >> hot top -- pot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "hot top pot"? it's not "hot top

. >> mr bell. was the man arrested yesterday?> no. >> no. >> the male was arrested this morning at the scene. was he previously was arrested? i'm not going to be commenting on any of those questions other than the information that i've released. we will share that information when we feel it's appropriate and when we know the answers. okay >> targeted the police, sir. >> targeted the police, sir. >> was the suspect known to police? >> so we do not believe this to be a targeted attack. and we are establishing the circumstances at the moment. okay. thank you sir. >> no further. where we have it, the news that terribly sadly, a 13 year old boy has died as a result of this incident. >> two further members of the pubuc >> two further members of the public remain in hospital, although it's thought that their injuries are not life threatening and two police officers remain in hospital, two where surgery is needed for their stab wounds. >> i'm terribly, terribly sad. news. devastating to hear that a young boy stabbed to death on the scen

about that lawyer, part of his l talk about that lawyer, part of his legal team was a mr kardashian, the name ring a bellaordinary life of oj simpson who, his family has said, has died of cancer at the age 76. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. this is bbc news. bringing you some breaking news this hour, of the death of oj simpson, the former us football star, of course, he was then acquitted and found liable for then acquitted and found liable for the murder of his ex—wife. oj simpson's family announced the news on x, formerly twitter,. the statement said... we arejoined by we are joined by tom bateman, we arejoined by tom bateman, in washington for us. i was just looking back at the details of the case. we remember watching that car chase, this two hour car chase, as 0j chase, this two hour car chase, as oj simpson fled, because he had initially agreed to hand himself in to police after the death of his ex—wife, but it was televised by helicopter and then the trial. and of course, televised trials, we see them in the us much more than we do here, but this, for some reason, this case

. >> (bell ringing) . thank you. mr. j. >> any further public comment? >> i see no requests for public comment. public comment is closed. >> thank you very much. and now >> 5. committee reports and committee matters: civic design committee - kimberlee stryker, chair civic design committee report discussion. please raise your hand for item 4 the director's report and like to introduce the director of ralph remington, director of cultural affairs. >> thank you president collins good afternoon, commissioners. >> i hope your april is off to a wonderful start so far and april in addition to national poetry month is annual california arts culture and creativity month. and in a few weeks i'm going to attend this in sacramento with the sfac to join the culture leaders to meet with the state leaders for continued so forth of art and culture in san francisco, california i like to take a moment to commissioner mccoy and the chair by the president collins executive committee meeting commissioner mccoy submitted her resignation and on a personal note miss her compass

♪ - ♪ so come on down to south park ♪ ♪ and meet some friends of mine ♪ [school bell rings] - good morning, children. mrhat some students in this class like to mess with substitute teachers, but if we all behave and respect each other, i'm sure we can make this a fun and productive day. let's start with roll call. let's see, mm, eric cartman? - here. [all laugh] - all right, and how about stan marsh? - [muffled] here. [all laugh] - it's not that funny, you guys. jesus. - okay, and where is kenny mccormick? - here. [hysterical laughter] - oh! [laughs] ow! - dude, what the hell was that? - oh, oh, dude, you know when you're laughing so hard that the milk comes out your nose? oh, man. - dude, you weren't drinking any milk. - huh? - you have to be drinking milk for that to happen. - not with me, man. - all right, look, why don't we skip roll call? here's what we're gonna do today. i've been told that one of your classmates has been ill for several days, kyle broflovski? - he's faking. - well, i've been told that in mr. garrison's absence, our activity for the day is to make a get-well card for kyle, so i've

mr. william bell got bad salt in the harbor. he said i don't want to pay taxes. hamilton said he didn't have enough information to rule on it. >> this is graded? >> this is graded nine out of ten. it is from 1790. i have confirmation this is the highest grading. >> i'm fascinated. >> this is one of the reasons why i'm starting this. there is such a pain point. during covid, i had people every day saying what do i have here? i don't have time. let me teach you what you need to do. >> this is the thing i don't understand with the grading. you have a signature from steve jobs there. >> yes. >> how do we know and i'm not truly questioning it, but how do we know this is steve jobs' signature? how do the graders know i have this fabulous, i think, thing signed by the chicago bulls the second year they were champions. i know it is real, but i never got it graded. >> 1991-1992 season. >> how would anybody know? is it really their signature or did the ball boys all go around and sign for everybody? this is the question. >> from 1987 to 1990, i wrote to michael jordan at c

mr. yury, finally, here is your journalistic intelligence, which tells you, well, it worked out brilliantly, were there any, you know, alarm bellsions, so to speak, which could, well, i don’t want to believe , you know there's some... there's phone law or there's phone hints or not telephone hints, well, but, but, that is, it cannot be that the story is connected there with the disagreement of certain circles, i don't know, power-political-business, business circles, specifically solsky, but well, according to my radars, yes, yes, according to everything i know about this, this story actually looks like this: the detectives of naboo have been following their trajectory for many years, something is holding them back. there were no examinations, something else, some legal decisions, finally everything came together, fell into place, that is, in this case, unlike several other cases, i, well, you know, the alarm marker that doesn't work, thank you, mr. yuriy, yuriy nikolov, journalist, co-founder of the independent group our money, was on our airwaves, in fact, we talked about the scandal surrounding the minister of agrarian policy

mr. charter: that is absolutely right. when britain first or the obama administration talking of a special partnership, alarm bells startedinging. when they invited the japanese prime minister to be the first one into the oval office from overseas, there was almost a meltdown as you can imagine in the british establishment. he managed to get out pretty quickly, and the next one after the japanese prime minister. but obama also knew by this stage of course how much it meant to the brits. whether it came up in private conversation with the queen in some way, we don't really know. but it would have been obvious from the questions from reporters in press conferences and the coverage in the media, when the phrase special relationship began to seemingly be dropped by the obama administration. what can we do to get things back on track? as i say, when obama made his first visit for the g20, only one leader of all the 20 nations gets invited up to buckingham palace for lunch, and that is the american president. peter: what does it mean to be a royalist? mr. charter: yes. that's a good question. and i think in u.k. terms, it means

that is not nothing that is the soft under bell of something called bidenomics, and i think that is the strong suit of mr. trump's policies. >> well, larry, you know as well as anyone, we went 52 consecutive paychecks where inflation outpaced wages, you get a pay cut under joe biden, a pay cut. i was raised by a single mom, a 40% increase in gas prices, 30% increase in food, and 25 percent increase in energy costs that means she is broke, doing all she can in this economy, 60% of americans do not have a thousand dollars in their savings account because bidenomics destroys america's economy. larry: yes. >> it is that simple. larry: a minute to go senator crot scott, ted cruz said this biden wants to cancel all of the student loans, this is working folks, right, nonrich, nonalnonelite working folks, 70% of population, paying for 30% of population that got into graduate school with loans or good public or private colleges with loanings this is working folks, getting penalized by the upper crust. seems that is one more reasons to oppose the student debt cancelation. >> -- 1000%, my mother who never made more

minnesota bell, cnn, tourism >> cnn analyst barak ravid's says, mr. netanyahu has continued rhetoric about going ahead with a ground offensive in rafah, despite concerns from the us shows he's trying to divert attention from the political problems he's facing back at home well, dynamic between israel and the us is in one word, it's good in two words, it's not good. >> and i think we saw that >> today >> and >> over the last few weeks and 20 out today, i think i don't want to treat the issue of rafah in a way that doesn't sound serious enough. >> but >> let's go over the facts. this was the fourth time in the last two months than the netanyahu said that he approved the operation in rafah. okay. >> if you want to go in an operation, you go in an operation. you don't say four times that you approved the operation, but it's still hasn't happened and i think it tells you a lot and it tells you a lot about netanyahu's domestic political problems and how he's trying to divert attention from a lot of other stuff with this shiny object of rafah. and he says ra

maria: all right. 30 minutes before the opening bell, the market is down 437 points. i want to thank mrs. pay hi for the cookies she brought to "mornings with maria." "varney & company" pix it up. david in for stu, take it away. david: save a cookie for me. good morning, i'm david asman in for stuart the varney today. meta is bleeding cash. the company's lost $200 billion, thereabouts, in market value since their report after the bell yesterday. now, mark zuckerberg says he plans to spend billions more on artificial intelligence. that had investors a little concerned. meanwhile, gdp for the first quarter coming in well below expectations. that accelerated selling. the dow is now down 447 points. the nasdaq is down 276 points, so it's going to be a wild day for trading. let's check the interest rates. the 10-year just above 4.6. it's now 4.7. 2 right now. 4.72. the 2-year is up over 5%. you get a 2-year bond for 5% right now. not much movement for bitcoin, trading around $63,000, 63,5. gold is trading around 2300 an ounce, it's up a tick, just $4. oil trading around $82 a barrel. and now

maria: all right. 30 minutes before the opening bell, the market is down 437 points. i want to thank mrsin for stu, take it away. david: save a cookie for me.

think it will continue, well for me, the alarm bell is that the first meeting of the secretary of foreign affairs of the united kingdom, david cameron, with mrump took place, and according to the results of it, trump's office wrote that they discussed the issue of how to stop the killings in ukraine, that is... very well invested in those rumors and in that article that trump bucint has some plan that involves compromises on the ukrainian side, and the second point is that david camera. does not have a meeting with speaker mike johnson on his agenda, but i was just listening literally before the air the joint press conference of tony blinkin and david cameron, he actually has i cameron bypassed the issue, then he said that he meets with everyone who wants to talk and came to washington not to lecture, but to persuade or share ideas, how important ukraine is and help. show that trump actually gives an important instruction, so these alarming bells to his aggressive minority in the house of representatives, and in particular to mike johnson, to either block or delay this issue, and actually take this tactic the development of a new bill, which

mr. biden showed he is increasingly willing to criticize netanyahu but without making any significant changes in u.s. policy towards israel. let's go live to chapman bell who's following the story for us. what more candidatedid the pres? >> reporter: as you said, president biden has been increasingly critical of netanyahu when it comes to israel's handling of the war with hamas. particularly when it comes down to humanitarian aid and the lack of protection for aid workers and civilians in gaza. the president saying this in a statement earlier this month after the death of those world central kitchen employees. and the president once again critical in an interview with univision that was recorded last week but airing last night. here's what he had to say. >> what i'm calling for is for the israelis to just call for cease-fire, allow for the next six, eight weeks, total access to all food and medicine going into the country. this should be done now. >> reporter: once again, the president emphasizing the need for more humanitarian aid to flow into gaza, as negotiations for a cease-fire continue but appear to continue to stall. and allthis while the biden

mr. biden showed he is increasingly willing to criticize netanyahu, but without making any significant changing in u.s. policy towards israel. >>> let's go live to chapman bell, who's following this for us. chapman, good morning. what more did the president say? >> reporter: good morning, frances. yeah. president biden's been increasingly critical of netanyahu's handling of israel's war with hamas, particularly when it comes down to the slow flow of humanitarian aid getting into gaza and the lack of protection for aid workers and civilians there. he's, the president's staying on topic with this once again in an interview that was aired on univision last night, though it was filmed last week. and here's what the president had to say. >> what i'm calling for is for the israelis to just call for cease-fire, allow for the next six, eight weeks, total access to all food and medicine going into the county. it should be done now. >> reporter: the president once again emphasizing the need for more aid to reach people in gaza, as negotiations for a cease-fire continue but continue to stall. and while the biden administration has been increasingly critical of israel's

mr. correa: carolyn spent her long, successful career at pacific bell where she blazed a path to upper management. she was blessed with a beautiful family including 27 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and she made sure to attend every birthday, graduation, and family event. carolyn also dedicated time to the southern california community as an active member of her local union and a leader in her local p.t.a. carolyn, you leave behind a beautiful legacy of service to your family, to the orange county community, your husband kenny, our community, and i will continue to celebrate your beautiful and long life for years to come. mr. speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. hoyer: just hours ago in this chamber the prime minister of japan asked this congress, without u.s. support how long before the hopes of ukraine would collapse under the onsla

bell ringing) to get on the market. >> thank you. >> so much fewer that comment and any additional public comment? >> mr. chair that's it. >> public comment is closed. and before we move to send this to the full board with recommendation i want to reiterate and just try to urge the identification 2 to 3 come together with the board and note the history of supervisor chan was one under prior mayors working with the board to um, to launch the coping pa board to launch this property and a challenge for the board and mayoral legislation this legislation again opens the door from more potential acquisitions but we still have to seize the opportunity i say it is that that used to drive the program and san francisco nationally and doing this work um, is really at the risk now and um, again and again, the administration has actively worked to undermine the coping pa purchases it is concerning and reference some of those land use committee really to name the different ongoing refusal to budget prop i mean for this purchase the board unanimously approving that um, the defunding last year of the house stability fun

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bell ringing) to get on the market. >> thank you. >> so much fewer that comment and any additional public comment? >> mr. chair that's it. >> public comment is closed. and before we move to send this to the full board with recommendation i want to reiterate and just try to urge the identification 2 to 3 come together with the board and note the history of supervisor chan was one under prior mayors working with the board to um, to launch the coping pa board to launch this property and a challenge for the board and mayoral legislation this legislation again opens the door from more potential acquisitions but we still have to seize the opportunity i say it is that that used to drive the program and san francisco nationally and doing this work um, is really at the risk now and um, again and again, the administration has actively worked to undermine the coping pa purchases it is concerning and reference some of those land use committee really to name the different ongoing refusal to budget prop i mean for this purchase the board unanimously approving that um, the defunding last year of the house stability fun

mr. speaker, the f.b.i. director has rang the alarm bell with the over 300 people on the terrorist watch list that are now somewhereica compared to just 12 under the last administration. this population includes 538 aliens from syria, 659 aliens from iran, two state sponsors of terrorism, i might add, in addition to 139 from yemen, which right now houses the houthi. and over 1,600 from pakistan. we just saw isis-k attack moscow. we've just seen six plots stopped in europe. and i fear we're about to suffer another attack like san bernardino, like pulse nightclub, or god forbid another 9/11. and equally concerning, the fastest growing group entering through our southern border is now through china, our number one adversary, over 24,000 chinese nationals have been apprehended at the southern border just in the last year. of the 1.3 million illegal immigrants with deportation orders are over 100,000 of chinese nationals. the american people expect us to use every tool we legally can. every intelligence piece of equipment and every database we can to protect us against foreigners who would mean us harm. mr. speaker, we

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in school and ringing the bell on the fact that this cycle will be extended and we will have to look for ways to continue to support and access students through the summer. mr. draeger: thank you for raising the institutional voices in your district. i started in 2010 and remember the rollout and it will take all of us rolling up our sleeves to get this work done. financial aid offices are short staffed and have been since covid but i'm happy to report that they will put in the time . they'll help students complete the fafsa, i think this year is salvageable, it'll be painful, but we can get through it together. >> i have dealt with your membership in connecticut. these are great people. the department, particularly in terms of the public services loan forgiveness program, they were under court order to fix the program. sometimes the administration is driven under jewish driven by external forces which the department does not have control over. i yield back. >> i recently heard from a constituent who reported her grandson had been accepted into penn state university. the young man is a star student, varsity basketball, student council, volunteers at church.

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