great, thank you, mr. clark. i like to let them make their announcements in their language, if that's possible. thank you very much, mr. chair. mr. contessa, would you like to make your announcement? sure assunta de cuatro. buenos dias. me llamo arturo cosenza soy empleyado de la oficina de participacion civica de asuntos de inmigrantes esta representando servicios de interpretation al espanol hoy para esta audiencia relativa a la enmienda del codigo de reglas de orden para poner un acceso publicos para los miembros del publico salvo aquellas personas con discapacidad es por tienen el derecho a participar de esta manera para ingresar a la reunion su comentario publico marquez cuatro cinco, cinco 000 uno seguido por el codigo de la reunion dos hace dos 003 cinco 006 mas alla de numero dos veces marquez carrasco para su comentario cuando su cuatro el asunto numero cuatro cuando sistema linea activada or you have been unmuted in inglÉs es su comentario para el cual solo dos gracias. thank you, miss lu, would you like

thank you, mr. clark and colleagues, i just wanted to and i see that my apologies. i see that mr.om paulino from the mayor's office is here. and so without any objection from him that it is my understanding, you know, the conversation is gone going around this housing bond. as we can see, there are two different items involving the very same $300 million housing bond that we are going to continue these conversations nations and i'm going to continue these two items to you. october 25th. so that we can continue with with these different ideas and hopefully we can find an amicable solution that we can bring all different elements and together in one bond. so with that said, seeing no objection from mister paulo, no from me, from the mayor's office, and i would like to open this to public comment. yes, madam chair, members of the public who wish to speak on the continuance of these resolutions and are joining us in person to line up now for those listening remotely, press star three to enter the speaker line and for those already in the queue, please continue to wait until the system

you all right over there, mr. clark? dave, you all right? just all right. drink some water there, sir. 50s on the temps or 60 and 52 boulder creek at santa cruz at 65. aptos in there. they'll be in the 90s again. i did see a one forecast projection when i put temperatures together of 99 in watsonville today. wow offshore breeze will do it 62 morgan hill san martin 63 saratoga and also campbell and east san jose 30 in the mountains out tourist truckee south lake tahoe. mammoth reno was now there 41 they were 39. high pressure today probably maxes out if it wasn't yesterday. it's today coast will be hot 90s are still a slight offshore component. it's not strong but i think today for many will be the hottest day but big changes on the way start sunday. monday for sure. tuesday could sweep in a little bit of light rain, mainly about golden gate bridge. san pablo bay north is the way it looks to me. 80s for a few 90s for many. no fog yet a shallow layer is certainly possible tomorrow, one that comes underneath the golden gate heads out to alcatraz. that kind of

of course not only some of the people you just mentioned like john eastman and mr. clarko someone like gianna allen and if you had to ask me who is the most likely next person i wouldn't be surprised if it's someone like gianna alice who doesn't have a lot of money doesn't have resources to be defending yourself. she is a lawyer she is very similarly situated to the two people that just pled guilty and all the lawyers are going to be in a tough spot at trial. they will have the people like donald trump saying the lawyers told me to do it the lawyers said it was okay and then they're going to have witnesses like kenneth chesbrough and sidney powell saying we were lawyers just like them and we were guilty of crimes. and that's what i think the next dominoes to fall and that's going to ultimately be a problem for donald. trump >> in the pecking order of things where would you rate the significance of jonesboro and powell's flipping. what is your take on the idea that these two flips could be as described as the nail in trump's legal coffin. what they are is the first domino

mr. cuff owens. >> the honorable bonnie jenkins in the honorable matthew d stein helfer. >> the honorable katherine clark, united states representative from massachusetts and mr. nathaniel towels. --dowels. >> the honorable michael mccaul united states representative from texas and mrs. linda mccall. >> condemning him on supporting israel and it passed overwhelmingly. and i think we will pass our appropriation bill and the around bills and my committee next week, and then we have the national security aide pack that i think will link the major threats in the world and that would be russia's threat to ukraine and europe, china's threat to the pacific, the ayatollah threat to the middle east and securing the border throughout the united states. >> they will be, the reason why we are linking all the threats together i think it is a good way to do things. >> to have a message for president biden today? >> yes, work on it is in the interest of the american people and it is all about national security. and what is happening in israel right now, we have to stand together and we did on the house floor. it was a

one from april 2021, which said that 20 women who knew mr clarke in a professional capacity fonnard withand this since , as you know, this has since, as you know, he's not been found guilty. but the point is, it's too late. the damage is done. et cetera. et cetera. and i would argue cetera. and i would also argue that lot of damage for that it does a lot of damage for real sexual or it does a lot of damage for real sexual assault victims once get so victims because once you get so far into believe everyone far into this, believe everyone stuff , eventually going to stuff, eventually it's going to be isn't it? be believed. no. one, isn't it? because we we're hearing about it. well, what i like about this story, it made happy because story, it made me happy because finally is suing for finally somebody is suing for like money country like real money in this country as a friend of mine, as a friend of mine, had had vat of of mine, had had a vat of boiling oil dumped on her feet. >> and it was like major damage to her feet. why was that? this was this was at the olympics in 2012. >> and is t

clark: thank you, mr. chairman. 212. it's a new york area code. and it's our call for a speaker of integrity, intelligence, and inclusion. 212 is our call for a speaker who will protect our children, our veterans, our planet. 212 is our call for a speaker who will grow the middle class, lower costs, create good-paying jobs, and make health care affordable. 212 is our call for a speaker who will secure liberty, justice, and opportunity for everyone. the unanimous call of 212 democrats has been answered by our nominee for speaker, the gentleman from brooklyn, the leader of our house democratic caucus, the honorable hakeem jeffries. leader jeffries has answered our call, but the majority's nominee is disconnected. disconnected from the american people and their values. maga extremism is designed to divide. and it has broken the republican party. their nominee's vision is a direct attack on the freedom and the rights of the american people. and he's got the record to prove it. the republican nominee has voted against health care for children, for vete

thank you, mr. clark. public comment is now closed. closing remarks. sure. i'd like to thank all the speakers and my fellow committee members for this important discussion today. it's clear we need to understand and learn more. we talked about justice and that it warrants its own hearing, but for the purposes of this hearing, i think it be beneficial for people to hear from the sheriff's department and the courts at a continuation of this public hearing on the topic. so at this time, i'd like to make a motion to amend the hearing request to strike from the long title, the words and the mayor's office of innovation and instead after the comma, add the superior court of california county of san francisco and the sheriff's department. so moved, can we have a vote on that? thank you. just catching up with my notes. so i'm hearing that this is a motion to amend the hearing title to remove the mayor's office of innovation as a reporting agency and to add the superior court in the sheriff's departments. that's right. on that motion offered by vice chair engardio vi

mr. jeffries, the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clarke, the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar. the gentleman from california, mr. lieu. the gentleman from washington, ms. delbene, the gentleman from south carolina mr. clyburn, mr. neguse why colorado, the gentlewoman from texas, ms. escobar, the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. underwood, the gentlewoman from florida, ms. w. the gentleman from michigan, mr. kildee, the gentlewoman from california, ms. jacobs, the gentlewoman from texas, ms. crockett, and the members of the louisiana delegation, mr. graves, mr. higgins, ms. ledlow, mr. carter. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker elect to the chair. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. >> mr. speaker, the speaker-elect, mike johnson from the state of louisiana. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. mr. jeffries: speaker mike johnson and speaker emerita pelosi. whip clark, chairman aguilar and all of my colleagues, honor and privilege to stand before you as house democratic leader. from the very beginning of th

clark: thank you, mr. chairman. 212. it's a new york area code. and it's our call for a speaker of integrity, intelligence, and inclusion. 212 is our call for a speaker who will protect our children, our veterans, our planet. 212 is our call for a speaker who will grow the middle class, lower costs, create good-paying jobs, and make health care affordable. 212 is our call for a speaker who will secure liberty, justice, and opportunity for everyone. the unanimous call of 212 democrats has been answered by our nominee for speaker, the gentleman from brooklyn, the leader of our house democratic caucus, the honorable hakeem jeffries. leader jeffries has answered our call, but the majority's nominee is disconnected. disconnected from the american people and their values. maga extremism is designed to divide. and it has broken the republican party. their nominee's vision is a direct attack on the freedom and the rights of the american people. and he's got the record to prove it. the republican nominee has voted against health care for children, for vete

clarke: thank you, mr. leader. for those comments and for leaving our caucus and putting the -- leading our caucus and putting the american people's voice into this process and of course for your our today -- hour today setting out the vision democrats have in contrast -- contrast with maga extremists. today democrats ensured that the needs of the american people won out over the demands of maga extremists but only after speaker mccarthy and republicans playing chicken with the lives and livelihoods of american people bringing us to the edge of a needless shutdown trying to blackmail the country into accepting their extreme right-wing agenda. today, democrats came to the rescue. speaker mccarthy admitted defeat. he asked democrats to put out the fire that he and his party started. we proved today that democrats will continue to unify around our shared values. we will continue to put the concerns of the american people first. and, we will not allow the twisted priorities of the maga republicans to become law. as we

yes, mr. clark. tuesday into thursday. it looks much warmer here.ut today is the kind of that tweener day. some thick fog out there. you can see some right there. right. looks like it's right on the deck on the golden gate bridge. so watch out for some pockets of fog and then we'll get slowly increasing clouds. if you're south, i don't think it's much of a deal. if you're north, everything seems to be lifting north. but we'll have a little dip on those temps today, 60s 70s to 80, and then a pretty significant warm up is on track, starting a little bit tomorrow. more so wednesday. thursday. all right. sal is here 430 in the morning. what do you know? not much. much right now. it's pretty quiet out there, steve. i wonder if anyone's watching us in san jose. and if you have twitter, let me know. san jose, it always i always wonder what's going on in san jose at 430 in the morning where you don't see any slow traffic yet. sometimes we already have slow traffic on the altamont pass. a lot of people get up earlier in the east bay. we already have a little

as mr. clarkwe know if you've lived out here any stretch of time here, october can be warm. well, today will be warmer. 70s 80s to near 90. here's a man who has i think, two cats right? yes. how are they shedding too? i've had cats , dogs, fish, everything, you name it. well you know, what i have never had is a ferret. i don't think i'm ever going to get one. but but, you know, i have pets. are they shedding the cats? they do. there you go. of course they do. good morning, everyone. i've shown up many times, either wearing my cat or my dog to work. so there you go. westbound 24 as you drive to the tunnel, you can see westbound 24 traffic is moderate. you will see that traffic is going to be slow at the bay bridge. but we don't have a big unexpected backup. this just kind of a routine commute we have going cross your fingers. it stays that way. peninsula looks pretty good and silicon valley commutes off to a nice start. 632 let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. topping our new

mrs. mindy gray. >> the honorable antony j blinken, secretary of state. >> ms. valerie biden owen. >> the honorable bonnie jenkins. >> the honorable katherine clark , united statesative from massachusetts. >> the honorable michael mccaul, united states representative from texas, and mrs. linda mccall. >> i think we will pass our appropriations bill and the israeli -- iran bill, and then the security package. that will be russia's threat to ukraine and europe, china's threat to the pacific, the threat to the middle east, and securing the border. the reason why we are linking the threats together, -- >> do you have a message for president biden tonight? >> [indiscernible] it is all about national security. and what is happening in israel, we have to stand together. we did on the house floor. it was a great contrast to all the infighting from the first bill on the floor. uniting united states and israel. >> [indiscernible] >> the honorable mark wahlberg. >> [indiscernible] >> the honorable gregory meeks, united states representative from new york. >> [indiscernible] >> individuals have their own determinations to send a clear message that the house of representativ

clark. >> thank you, mr. chair. 212 is a new york area code, and it is our call for a speaker of integrity, intelligence and inclusion. 212 is our call for a speaker who will protect our children, our veterans, our planet. 212 is our call for a speaker who will grow the middle-class, lower costs, create good paying jobs and make health care affordable. 212 is our call for a speaker who will secure liberty, justice and opportunity for everyone. well, the unanimous call of 212 house democrats has been answered. by our nominee for speaker the gentleman from brooklyn, the leader of our house democratic caucus, the honorable hakeem jeffries. [ applause ] leader jeffries has answered our call, but the majority's nominee is disconnected, disconnected from the american people and their values. maga extremism is designed to divide, and it has broken the republican party. their nominee's vision is a direct attack on the freedom and the rights of the american people. he's got the record to prove it. the republican nomin

clark. >> thank you, mr. chair. 212 is a new york area code, and it is our call for a speaker of integrity, intelligence and inclusion. 212 is our call for a speaker who will protect our children, our veterans, our planet. 212 is our call for a speaker who will grow the middle-class, lower costs, create good paying jobs and make health care affordable.

clark. >> thank you, mr. chair. 212 is a new york area code and it's our call for a speaker of integrity, intelligence, and inclusion. 212 is our call for a speaker who will protect our children, our veterans, our planet. 212 is our call for a speaker who will grow the middle class, lower costs, create good paying jobs, and make healthcare affordable. 212 is our call for a speaker who will secure liberty, justice, and opportunity for everyone. well, the unanimous call of 212 house democrats has been answered by our nominee for speaker, the gentleman from brooklyn, the leader of our house democratic caucus, the honorable hakeem jeffries. [cheers and applause] leader jeffries has answered our call but the majority's nominee is disconnected, disconnected from the american people and their values. maga extremism is designed to divide and it has broken the republican party. their nominee's vision is a direct attack on the freedom and the rights of the american people and he has got the record to prove it. the repu

clark. >> thank you, mr.ir. 212 is a new york area code and it's our call for a speaker of integrity, intelligence, and inclusion. 212 is our call for a speaker who will protect our children, our veterans, our planet. 212 is our call for a speaker who will grow the middle class, lower costs, create good paying jobs, and make healthcare affordable. 212 is our call for a speaker who will secure liberty, justice, and opportunity for everyone. ll

mr. aguilar: thank you so much to the democratic leader, hakeem jeffries and democratic whip, katherine clark for their amazing leadership. it has been 10 days without a speaker of the house and instead of pursuing a bipartisan path forward, house republicans have chosen chaos over governing. we have offered them a solution and pleaded with them to abandon extremism once and for all. the house republicans are intent doubling down and electing an election denier, his partisanship fomented the january 6 attack on this very building and not answered for his role in that attack and refuses to comply with the lawful and lawful subpoena by this body, someone who ignored the powers of this body has no right to lead this chamber. let me be clear, jim jordan is a threat to our democracy. >> yes he is. mr. aguilar: he has been a consistent threat to our national security as well. he has been opposed to help our friends and allies abroad, something needed in the house of representatives to help israel and ukraine. he has one objective, hurt president biden politically and help elect donald trump, no mat

clark. >> thank you, mr. chair. 212, it is a new york area code. and it is our call for a speaker of integrity, intelligence, and inclusion. 212 is our call for a speaker who will protect our children, our veterans, our planet. 212 is our call for a speaker who will grow the middle class, lower costs, create good paying jobs, and make healthcare affordable. 212 is our call for a speaker who will secure liberty, justice, and opportunity for everyone. well, the unanimous call of 212 house democrats has been answered. by our nominee for speaker, the gentleman from brooklyn, the leader of our house democratic caucus, the honorable hakeem jeffries! [ applause ] leader jeffries has answered our call, but the majority's nominee is disconnected. disconnected from the american people and their values. maga extremism is designed to divide. and it has broken the republican party. their nominee's vision is a direct attack on the freedom and the rights of the american people. and he's got the record to prove it. the republican nominee has voted against healthca

clark. >> thank you, mr. chair. 212, it is a new york area code.l for a speaker of integrity, intelligence, and inclusion. 212 is our call for a speaker who will protect our children, our veterans, our planet. 212 is our call for a speaker who will grow the middle class, lower costs, create good paying jobs, and make healthcare affordable. 212 is our call for a speaker who will secure liberty, justice, and opportunity for everyone. well,

mr. aguilar: thank you so much to the democratic leader, hakeem jeffries and democratic whip, katherine clark for their amazing leadership. it has been 10 days without a speaker of the house and instead of pursuing a bipartisan path forward, house republicans have chosen chaos over governing. we have offered them a solution and pleaded with them to abandon extremism once and for all. the house republicans are intent doubling down and electing an election denier, his partisanship fomented the january 6 attack on this very building and not answered for his role in that attack and refuses to comply with the lawful and lawful subpoena by this body, someone who ignored the powers of this body has no right to lead this chamber. let me be clear, jim jordan is a threat to our democracy. >> yes he is. mr. aguilar: he has been a consistent threat to our national security as well. he has been opposed to help our friends and allies abroad, something needed in the house of representatives to help israel and ukraine. he has one objective, hurt president biden politically and help elect donald trump, no mat

mr. budd, no. clark mr. marshall, no. mr. lujan, aye. the clerk: ms. cortez masto, aye. mr. braun, no. the clerk: mr. murphy, aye. the clerk: ms. cantwell, aye. the clerk: mr. whitehouse, aye. mrs. murray, aye. the clerk: mr. peters, aye. the clerk: ms. warren, aye. mr. paul, no. mr. cotton, no. mr. king, aye. mr. merkley, aye. the clerk: mr. welch, aye. the clerk: ms. smith, aye. mr. cardin, aye. mr. coons, aye. the clerk: mr. sullivan, no. mrs. capito, no. the clerk: mr. casey, aye. mr. carper, aye. the clerk: mrs. fischer, no. mr. barrasso, no. mr. weicher, -- mr. wicker. no. ms. klobuchar, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. durbin, aye. mr. kaine, aye. mrs. gillibrand, aye. the clerk: mr. kennedy, no. mr. ricketts, no. mrs. shaheen, aye. the clerk: mrs. britt, no. mr. kelly, aye. the clerk: mr. booker, aye. mrs. hyde-smith, no. the clerk: ms. duckworth, aye. mr. moran, no. the clerk: mr. padilla, aye. ms. butler, aye. mr. hoeven, no. mr. vance, no. mr. romney, no. ms. ernst, no. mr. blumenthal, aye. the clerk: mr. fetterman, aye. the clerk: mr. schmitt, no. the clerk: mr. mcconnell, no. the

mr. jeffries: speaker mike johnson and speaker emerita pelosi. whip clark, chairman aguilar and all of my colleagues, honor and privilege to stand before you as house democratic leader. from the very beginning of this congress, house democrats have made clear that we will find bipartisan, common ground with our republican colleagues whenever and wherever possible, for the good of the american people. and house democrats have repeatedly done just that. it was house democrats who provided a majority of the votes necessary to avoid a catastrophic default on our debt that would have crashed the u.s. economy and triggered a job-killing recession and house democrats provided majority of the votes necessary to avoid a government shutdown that would have hurt everyday americans. it was house democrats who provided a majority of the votes necessary to secure 16 billion in disaster assistance for americans whose lives have been been devastated from extreme weather events from the beginning of this congress. house democrats have been governing for the people. we conti

get the help that you think you desi've raise a coffee and mr >> i've to raise a coffee and mr brendan clarkegood at answering bits. you're very good at having things edited out . you at having things edited out. you made promises which i know are rash promises. you just wanted to keep your little halos sparkling clean . but we just sparkling clean. but we just know i've lived down here 48 years. it's been flooding for 48 years. it's been flooding for 48 years. nothing has been done. >> you're quite calm now, but are you actually a little bit upset about the reaction to this flooding again, 40 years you've been here? yeah >> well, as i say, i've got philosophical. i could get >> well, as i say, i've got philosophical . i could get real, philosophical. i could get real, really, really angry . but i've really, really angry. but i've been really angry in the past. i've been very volatile and it's done no good. and so the buzzwords now are mental health. i'm not trying to get to upset because i don't know, i, i, i just don't know what to say because i just know we will get nothing . we had no hel

but sentencing mr edwards today, judge lloyd clarke said that this defendant had a pattern of behavioures pretending to know them, but grooming his victims psychologically, manipulating them until he gained control over them. we heard throughout this week that even when his victims were crying, when they were distressed , when they were were distressed, when they were asking him to stop, he could have been in no doubt the harm that he was causing them in some cases, his victims told him that they were self—harming or were considered suicidal thoughts, but he on one occasion told one girl that other girls he had done this to had committed suicide. so he did not care if she committed suicide . the court she committed suicide. the court heard this week recorded phone calls that he had with one of the girls , girls, 13 year old at the girls, girls, 13 year old at the girls, girls, 13 year old at the time where he was pleasuring himself during the call. now, he was a serving police officer from the majority of when these offences took place. these offences took place. these offences took pla

clark. >> it is possible that the federal government is using this charge as a placeholder until they do further investigation in and have their experts in aviation looking at whether mrn's conduct could actually have brought down that airplane. >> according to an fbi affidavit. emerson said he was suffering from a nervous breakdown while on the plane. he also told authorities he had taken psychedelic mushrooms around two days prior. emerson's defense attorney spoke outside court today. he would like to reiterate that he had no intention to harm himself or anybody on the airplane when he acted in addition to the federal charges, emerson also faces state charges in oregon, including 83 counts of attempted murder. >> the state authorities believe that had the pilot and other people in the cockpit not intervened, that plane would have crashed and killed everyone on board. >> clark believes that in both the state and federal cases, the mental health argument will play a key role in emerson's defense. i'm a well respected pilot. >> i had a complete mental health event and i never would have committed this crime. but for my mental health issues. >> also speaking outside the

clark. >> it is possible that the federal government is using this charge as a placeholder until they do further investigation in and have their experts in aviation looking at whether mr. emerson's conduct could actually have brought down that airplane. >> according to an fbi affidavit. emerson said he was suffering from a nervous breakdown while on the plane. he also told authorities he had taken psychedelic mushrooms around two days prior. emerson's defense attorney spoke outside court today. he would like to reiterate that he had no intention to harm himself or anybody on the airplane when he acted in addition to the federal charges, emerson also faces state charges in oregon, including 83 counts of attempted murder. >> the state authorities believe that had the pilot and other people in the cockpit not intervened, that plane would have crashed and killed everyone on board. >> clark believes that in both the state and federal cases, the mental health argument will play a key role in emerson's defense. i'm a well respected pilot. >> i had a complete mental health event and i never would have committed this crime. but for my mental health issues. >> also speaking out

clark, former senator for the state of iowa. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection, the senate will proceed. ms. smith: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and that the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. smith: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today, it stands adjourned under the provisions of senate resolution 406 until 10:00 a.m. on tuesday, october 17. that following the prayer and pledge, the journal of proceedings be approved to date, the morning hour be deemed expired, the time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in the day, and morning business be closed. that upon the conclusion of morning business, the senate proceed to executive session and resume consideration of the hall nomination postcloture. further, that all postcloture time be considered expired at 11:30 a.m. and that following the cloture vote on the munley nomination, the senate recess until 12:15 p.m.

clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. it is tuesday, october 10th. a little drizzle. let's check in with steve paulson for the complete forecast. mr. drizzle is in town this morning. yes a lot of it there. 60s on the temps. i mean, santa rosa, san francisco, livermore, palo alto , san jose, all at 60 or 61, 62, 63 on the temps doesn't show up well enough here. there's a low cloud deck in place and drizzle after last night's light rain six 3070s on the highs today. all right. sal's here. it's all about the richmond bridge i do believe. any improvement? well, they still have those lanes closed, steve, because of a deadly crash that happened last night. let's take a live look from the toll plaza camera where the two left lanes or three left lanes are open. but those lanes are closed. we're just about to find out the details of this crash. it was pretty violent and quite downright scary for people who are there at the time. we'll tell you more about it in a minute. what you need to know is if the richmond bridge is your commute, you should leave early. you should leave now. it's not all that bad. there's not a lot of traffic. but this