mr derek chavin. based on counts - delivered his sentence. mr derek chavin. in. based on counts one based delivered his sentence. mr derek- chavin. based on counts one based on the jury finding him chavin. based on counts one based on thejury finding him guilty chavin. based on counts one based on the jury finding him guilty of unintentional second—degree murder while committing a felony under minnesota it is the judgement of the court that you now stand convicted of that offence. counts two and three will remain uneducated as they are lesser offences of count one. symptoms for counts one, the court to make it in the commissionerfor a period of 270 months. it is 270. that is a ten year addition to the presumptive sentence of 150 months. this is based on your abuse of a position of trust and authority and also the particular cruelty shown to george floyd. you are granted credit for a 199 b is already served. george's nicu was the first to ask the maximum possible sentence on behalf of his family. {lin the maximum possible sentence on behalf of his family.— beha

mr. chauvin, as to count i, based on the verdict of the jury finding you guilty of second degree murder 609 subdivision, it is the judgment of the court you stand convicted of that offense. pursuant to minnesota statute 6094, counts 2 and 3 will remain adjudicated. as to count i, the court commits you to the commissioner of corrections for a period of 270 months. that is 10 year addition to the presumptive sentence of 150 months. this is based on -- no audio] >> and marched in minneapolis and we marched all over this country and wouldn't stop and we're not going to stop. one sentence does not solve a criminal justice problem. the united states senate must show the same courage this jury showed and hold police accountable for murder and make them pay in the court of law, maximum for murder. not a donation but full accountability for the actions that you did. let us pray. dear god we come to the same spot that we came at the beginning of the trial asking you to give this family strength and give them grace and you brought us now to the end of this particular proceeding. they will say it is mo

with any 4% of the votes counted, mr castillo overtook his right _ votes counted, mr castillo overtooke third time and he now_ for president for the third time and he now has— for president for the third time and he now has a lead of 0.1% would just over 25,000 — he now has a lead of 0.1% would just over 25,000 votes currently over 25, 000 votes currently separating over 25,000 votes currently separating the two candidates. so we may see _ separating the two candidates. so we may see in _ separating the two candidates. so we may see in the days coming ahead because _ may see in the days coming ahead because we still need to get overseas ballots counted that could boost _ overseas ballots counted that could boost the _ overseas ballots counted that could boost the conservative position and also the _ boost the conservative position and also the slower to count rural vote is committed to help mr castillo. so a couple _ is committed to help mr castillo. so a couple of— is committed to help mr castillo. so a couple of days of uncertainty and political _ a couple of days of uncertainty and

i believe by my count, mr. jefferson, that i must be something approaching 37 years older than you or something like that as i recall. >> very closely thereupon there, doctor. >> when we met for the second continental congress i was away after the first, i believe when i had checked on that that i was 70 years old, i knew that, but i believe you were something like 33 or something, something approaching that. >> yes. >> so, you know, we -- so you will forgive me by addressing you less formally than mr. jefferson. i will call you thomas if that's all right with you, sir. >> that's quite fine by me, doctor. in fact, you remind me that my youth in your eyes continued because when we greeted one and the other again in paris and i was so taken by your particular reception from the young ladies. my heavens, continually bee besieged by the ladies. >> old ladies, too. >> yes, but when i asked you whether i can secede as well to such an attention, do you remember what you said? >> i thought you were young, i referred to

all right, mr. count, i am going to unmute you. you'll have two minutes on the clock. when the buzzer buzzes, please know that's the time to finish your sentence. >> first of all, thank you for your great work, and my apologies, i don't have a comment. i had a question, so i won't proceed. >> great. thank you. any other -- thanks. any other hands? *3 if you'd like to make comment. no other hands, commissioners. >> great. well, i see from the commissioners, commissioner chow has a question or comment. >> thank you. first my comment is also to thank mr. wagner and the finance department for the extraordinary work that they do in presenting, and i'm hoping we would have a chance to look at those slides a little later to understand the full impact of this, and it's great that it looks like a great funding is coming in for mental health. i also -- not today, but i would like to understand, there's no right or wrong answer upon where the emergency management goes, but how that would affect us in terms of what we might be able to do in terms of the oversight on the emergency

i believe by my count, mr. jefferson, i must be something approaching 37 years older than you or something like that. >> very closely there upon. >> when we met for the second continental congress, i was away for the first. when i checked on that, i believe i was 70 years old, but i believe you or something like 33. something approaching that. >> so you will forgive me by addressing you less formally than mr. jefferson i will call you thomas if that's all right. >> that's quite fine by me, doctor. in fact, you remind me that my units, in your eyes, continued. because when we created one another again, and i was so taken by your particular reception, continually besieged by -- >> -- >> yes, but then when i asked you whether i can succeed as well to such an attention, do you remember what you said? >> i said you are young. i don't remember referring to you one way or another. >> you said you are still too young, thomas. >> doctor, shall we receive the questions from our friends who have gathered to enjoy the conv

i was i was a bit older when when we met i believe by my count mr. jefferson. that i'm i must be something approaching 37 years older than you or something like that as i was there very closely. they're upon their dog when we met in in when we met for the second continental congress. i not i was away for the first. i i believe and and when i had checked on that that i was 70 years old, i knew that but i believe you were something like 33 or something and something something approaching that so, you know we so you'll forgive me by addressing you less formally than mr. jefferson and i i will call you thomas if that's all right with you and that's that's quite quite fine by me doctor. in fact, you remind me that my youth in your eyes a continued because when we greeted one on the other again in paris, and i was so taken by your particular reception from the young lady. i haven't continually besieged by the old ladies to know yes, but then when i asked you whether i can succeed as well to such an attention. do you remember what you said? well, i said you were young

mr. chauvin, as to count one, based on the verdict of the jury finding you guilty of unintentional second-degree murder while committing a felony, it is the judgment of the court that you now stand convicted of that offense. pursuant to minnesota statute section 60904 counts two and three will remain unadjudicated as they are lesser offenses of count one. the sentence for count one, the court commits you to the custody of the commissioner of corrections for a period of 270 months. that's 270. that is a 10-year addition to the presumptive sentence of 150 months. this is based on your abuse of a position of trust and authority and also the particular cruelty shown to george floyd. will you grant a credit for 199 days already served. pay the mandatory surcharge of $78 to be paid from prison wages, you're prohibited from possessing firearms, ammunition, or explosives for the remainder of your life. provide a d.n.a. sample as required by law, register as a predatory offender as required by law, and you will receive a copy of the order and also the attached memorandum explaining the court's analysis.

mr. jones, the counting crows are set to perform at the greek theater to a hometown crowd on september 3rd>>> 5:49. still early out there. we'll check the morning commute and see how things are rolling or not with mike in a minute. let's check in with kari right now. she's got a look at our current conditions and what we're in store for today. >> yeah. we can see that june gloom continue over san francisco right now. i know it's been cloudy. you've barely seen any sun for quite a while but all of us in the inland valleys are thankful for that because it's been cooler. we're not seeing that this morning as we get a live look outside in walnut creek, it's a clear start and will be a warmer day. let's head to the south bay, looking at our high temperatures, los gatos reaching 90s, 92 in east san jose. air conditioner on full blast in gilroy reaching 94 today. we'll see some mid 90s for concord today, martinez reaching 93. freemont a high of 84 degrees. warmer than yesterday. we'll see low 60s in half moon bay, and redwood city we're up to 84 degrees. for san francisco, mostly 60s but with a l

do agree to a deal, they still need to get it through parliament next week, so it's too early to count mryears. first, for three years from 1996 to 1999, when his party was heavily a recent poll that 47.2 members of his party with support netanyahu to pearly stepping aside if that succeeded in stopping the opposition coalition from going ahead. 48.9% think the party should leave government and go into a position itself. ratherthan government and go into a position itself. rather than see him replaced even temporarily.— itself. rather than see him replaced even temporarily. what we have seen in successive — even temporarily. what we have seen in successive elections, _ even temporarily. what we have seen in successive elections, for _ in successive elections, for elections that have been basically inconclusive in israel and under two years as of the country is really very split into what is basically a pro and anti—netanyahu camp. with those supporting mr netanyahu saying he's done a greatjob of the economy with bringing vaccines and and security issues and then those that are against him

with the count about to start, mr netanyahu makes one last stand.iran is celebrating because they understand there will be a weak and slack government," he says. "the opposition in israel will have a clear and strong voice." we'll be back, soon! the new coalition scrapes in byjust a single vote. cheering. it was all over for israel's combative, often controversial leader — one who leaves an indelible legacy. benjamin netanyahu rose rallying israelis against the oslo peace deals with the palestinians. there is a battle forjerusalem... he was a figurehead for the right. supporters saw him as mr security. but opponents despised his tough brand of nationalism. he won successive elections, but he split voters. and a trial for corruption — claims he denies — left him increasingly isolated. israel's new pm is mr netanyahu's former aide, naftali bennett — a nationalist who opposes a future palestinian state. he called for unity, but laid into those he said were tearing the country apart. after two years, he'll hand over to the centrist yair lapid. how long

with the count about to start, mr netanyahu makes one last stand.s celebrating because they understand there will be a weak and slack government," he says. "the opposition in israel will have a clear and strong voice." we'll be back soon! the new coalition scrapes in byjust a single vote. it was all over for israel's combative, often controversial leader, one who leaves an indelible legacy. benjamin netanyahu rose rallying israelis against the oslo peace deals with the palestinians. there is a battle forjerusalem... he was a figurehead for the right. supporters saw him as mr security. but opponents despised his tough brand of nationalism. he won successive elections, but he split voters. and a trial for corruption, claims he denies, left him increasingly isolated. israel's new pm is mr netanyahu's former aide, naftali bennett — a nationalist who opposes a future palestinian state. he called for unity, but laid into those he said were tearing the country apart. after two years, he'll hand over to the centrist yair lapid. how long will the coalition l

mr. chauvin, as to count one, based on the verdict of the jury finding you guilty of inintentional murderou stand convicted of that offense. pursuant to statute section 609-04, counts two and there's are unadjudicated. as sentence for count one, you will be in jail 270 months. that is a ten-year addition to the presumptive sentence of 150 months. this is based on your abuse of a position of trust and authority the particular cruelty shown to george floyd. you're granted credit for 199 days already served. pay the surcharge of $278 to be paid from prison wages. you're prohibited from possessing firearms for the remainder of your life. provide a dna sample as required by law, register as a predatory offender as required by lay and you will receive a copy of the order explaining the court's analysis. anything further from the state? >> if this needs to be set, we ask it to be executed forth with. >> the defendant will be transported back to the doc or whichever custody is holding him. >> we are adjourned. >> there you have it. the sentence has come down for derek chauvin. just over a year si

mr. chauvin, as to count one, based on the verdict of the jury finding guilty of unintentional second-degreeile committing a facility, under minnesota statute -- it is the judgment of the court that you now stand convicted of that offense. pursuant to minister to statute section six or 9:04, counts two and three will mean and adjudicated as they are lesser offenses to count one. the sentence for count one, the court commits you to the custody of the commission of connections for a period of 270 months. that's two seven zero. that is a ten-year addition to the presumptive sentence of 150 months. this is based on your abuse of a position of trust and authority. and also the particular cruelty showing to george floyd. >> 270 months is 22 and a half years. derek chauvin is still facing federal charges in the death of george floyd, which could bring a much longer sentence. joining us now, are the lead prosecutors of the derek chauvin trial, jerry blackwell and steve schleicher. thank you both very much for joining us tonight. jerry blackwell, let me begin with you since this was your very first c

mr. chauvin, as to count one, based on the verdict of the jury finding you guilty of intentional second-degree murder while committing a felony, it is the judgment of the court that you now stand convicted of that offense. pursuant to minnesota statute section 60904 counts two and three will remain unadjudicated as they are lesser offenses of count one. sentence for count one, the court commits you to the custody of the commissioner of corrections for a period of 270 months, that's 2-7-0. that is a ten year addition to the presumptive sentence of 150 months. this is based on your abuse of a position of trust and authority and also the particular cruelty shown to george floyd. you were granted credit for 199 days already served. pay the mandatory surcharge of $78 to be paid from prison wages. you are prohibited from possessing firearms, ammunition, or explosives for the remainder of your life. provide a dna sample as required by law, register as a predatory offender as required by law, and you will receive a copy of the order and also the attached memorandum explaining the court's analysis. any

mr. chauvin, as to count one based on the verdict of the jury finding you guilty of unintentional second-degree murder while committing under a felony under statute subdivision 2 paren 1, it is the judgment of the court that you now stand convicted of that offense. pursuant to minnesota statute section 60904 counts two and three will remain unadjudicated as they are lesser offenses of count one. and the sentence for count one, the court commits you to the custody of corrections for a period of 270 months. that's 270. that is a ten-year addition to the presumptive sentence of 150 months. this is based on your abuse of a position of trust and authority and also the particular cruelty shown to george floyd. you are granted credit for 199 days already served. pay the mandatory surcharge of $78 to be paid from prison wages. you're prohibited from possessing firearms, ammunition, or explosives for the remainder of your life, provide a dna sample as required by law, register as a predatory offender as required by law, and you will receive a copy of the order and also the attached memorandum explaining

mr chauvin as to count one based on the verdict of the jury, finding you guilty of an intentional secondesota statute six or nine but 19 subdivision two per in one. it is the judgment of the court that you now stand convicted of that offense pursuant to minnesota statute, section six or 904, counts two and three will remain un adjudicated as they are lesser offenses. count one a sentence for cult one. the court commits you to the custody. the commissioner of corrections. for a period of 270 months. that's 270. that is a 10 year addition to the presumptive sentence of 150 months. of trust and authority and also the particular cruelty shown to george floyd. you're granted credit for 199 days already served. pay the mandatory surcharge of $78 to be paid from prison wages. you're prohibited from possessing firearms, ammunition or explosives for the remainder of your life, provide a dna sample is required by law. register as a predatory offender, as required by law, and you will receive a copy of the order and also the attached memorandum explaining the court's analysis. anything further from

counting toward that initiative right now. >> right now you couldn't commit that under mr. gosar's build wind that would be permitted under the bill maher's and you can commitar that would count towards the hip administrations 30 by 30 agenda. is that correct? >> it would5 count toward 25 gigawatts by 2025 and howor that would interact with that something we recently committed to establishing an interagency panel to identify what would count toward that effort. >> thank youou ms. culver. it was a long answer to no but my district has more trails in any in the country. with that trail funded maintained through the private -- be considered -- under the framework? >> and airport there was just issued we have committed to build some local efforts to achieve it and to work with landowners specifically to enter into federal partnerships. they would be looking at the impact and the effect of that type of recreation because as you said it sounds like we are looking at approving recreation. we are setting up an interagency committee to help define what would be counted towards that.

so poly saw mr to those numbers, the number of states feet count to fall by 25 feet yesterday. he is rebounding this morning. he's up 5 so soon that of 20 feet losses, but it knocked him from majority territory into minority territory. jag meet saying the n d p leader was the biggest winner yesterday. we saw his, his poll numbers go up. so he has really, he really shot through this. so how does an algorithm go from tweet to projecting a drop in feet? what is a tweet actually mean? what does it mean when we're tweeting? we know people are making jokes in error there i, ron, people are showing more images and that creates a challenge. it's harder to interpret means, which is these shorthand graphics are often pop culture references. it's like, i don't know what's going on here and then i'm like, well, i don't understand this and my computational power is a living, breathing human. what is poor computer, you know, he's going to have to make sense of this. according to white. poly is not trying to interpret the meaning of tweets at all. so my 1st few for a's and 2 elections forecas

mr. sure those numbers the number of seats seek count to fall by 25 seats yesterday though he is rebounding warning. he's up 5 in that of 20 seat losses, but it knocked him from majority territory into minority territory. jake, me saying the n d p leader was the biggest winner yesterday. we saw his, his poll numbers go up. so he has really, he really shot through this. so how does an algorithm go from tweet to projecting a drop in seats? what is a tweet actually mean? what does it mean when we're tweeting? we know people are making jokes in error there i, ron, people are showing more images, and that creates challenge. it's harder to interpret. means which of these shorthand graphics are often pop culture references. it's not like, i don't know what's going on here and then i'm like, well, i don't understand this and my computational power is a living, breathing human. what is his poor computer? you know, he's going to have to make sense of this. according to white, poly is not trying to interpret the meaning of tweets at all. so my 1st few for a's into elections forecasting. i ran the expe

and they are counting on us to stop this alarming trend and restore our nation's path to recovery. thank you and i yield. mr. johnson: the american people are counting on us and deserve a president who will ensure their safety and security and freedom both here at home and abroad. mr. speaker, i'm delighted to yield next to the gentleman from florida's 15th district, mr. frankel. >> i rise tonight because the united states is facing a growing crisis. with his massive programs, president biden has mortgaged our economic security. long after this current administration has skipped town, future generations of hardworking americans will be stuck holding the bill. it's human nature to like free stuff, i suppose. as long as uncle sam is willing to dole out money to every and everything in sight, it's easy to understand why people are happily lining up for their fair share. mr. franklin: it's also a universal truth that there's no such thing as a free lunch. unchecked spending doesn't just hurt us in the in the future it's also destructive in the near term. they've tried to convince the american people that it's o

counting is still continuing. these are the initial results. mr. abraham racy has more than 17000000 800000 votes. mr. as i eat more than 3000000, 300000 votes, mr. him at a more than 2000000, 400000 votes, and mr garcia's other. how she me more than 1000000 votes. by now to to run out of here is dawson barry, is that for a so an apparent landslide victory. but on a very low turn out yes, this is the concern. now it will be how will this president elect abraham, right? you see be able to convince the public that he can turn things around for them. of course, the economy being the number one issue for the audience. it's important to point out that abraham bracy is the number that he has gotten in this election is now going to be considered known to be the lowest, turn out voter turnout in iran history. since the revolution of 1979 voter turnout is that 48 percent. the interior ministry said that the number of votes cast they have the final number for that is 28600000 radians went to the polls on friday. abraham bracy, of course, got a landslide victory. we also know that the current president has found

mr. clyburn who gathered stories of the history as well as any possible connection to south carolina. we can count on him for that. but it's pretty exciting and we sent it to the senate and president will sign it today. record time from the senate two days ago to house today and signature to the white house. it's a day of celebration and reflection. we have a lot to cover here because we have to talk about the george floyd justice and policing act. we seem to be making progress there and i'm proud of the work of karen bass for what she has done on that are legislation. and it is challenging and proud of the bill we passed last year and this year and hope in the very near future, we will have -- come to an agreement in a bipartisan way to pass this legislation. all of it a part of how we build back better. the negotiations are going on about the infrastructure bill. but we are committed to our full american jobs and families plan. i want to commend the president again for his leadership with our rescue package first and now the recovery with the family plan and jobs bills. but let's review. more th

count remains the same. so at the moment the legal challenges are mrs. murray has a very, very few and be like to succeed anyway. lithium is becoming more of a hot commodity around the world as move to renewable energy galvis pace. it's of course used in batteries that power, electric cars, laptops, phones, and all our other tag argentina wants to supply the world with its large lithium reserves. but as theresa bo reports, many worry, this will come to greater cost to the environment. lithium extraction is well and away at the orlando full flats in the province of who in northern argentina, it is referred to as to why gold of renewable energy. that's what the government market says again, tina needs to increase lithium extraction, but also manufacture batteries to add value to the production chain layer a. we are trying to establish a small supply chain of lithium batteries. so we can meet with the demand. one area of demand is the transformation of agin tina lodge public transport system to include electric bus. lithium production is our priority for argentina government. it's minister of production says that

count remains the same. so at the moment the legal challenges are mrs. murray has a very, very few and b like sheets. anyway, the centers for disease control is suspending the import of dogs into the us for at least a year because of the threat of rabies. 100 countries are on a list of higher risk nation for the disease. this decision is expected to be particularly hard for rescue groups trying to relocate dogs to the us. the hot reports from the home was abandoned abuse neglected, dumped. these dogs or some of the lucky ones that had been rescued from inhumane conditions and now live in a shelter. but their chances of finding a home are about to dwindle. starting on july 14th, the united states will ban dogs from entering for at least a year from $100.00. 13 countries considered high risk for rabies guitar is on that list. 80 percent of the dogs here at cut are animal welfare society or re homed in or transferred through the us with little paperwork and no quarantine required. more than a 1000000 dogs are sent to america every year. how far is such a small country with such a transient population th

mr. chair, that was in the -- in the ways and means committee, so it was something that was counted on, knew it was going to be deliverable, and there was no question about it. in other words, it was mandated. and in some of the tax bills and reforms that have happened in the past now, they've put it in the interior appropriations subcommittee, where it is discretionary. that is not fair to the counties, it's not fair to the counties in minnesota or fair to the counties anywhere in this country, so i would like to see that get returned back to the ways and means committee and be mandatory spending. thank you, mr. chair. >> thank you, representative mccollum. and thank you for that last point about what we might work together on. i'd now like to call on representative on representative gosar, five minutes of questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the gentle lady from minnesota for making that point, because that was a promise and trust from the federal government comes with that, and so thank you i appreciated that. i would like everybody down the road just to acknowledge this

mr. shelving -- derek chauvin to walk free on probation, and walk free with days in prison already counteds a credit for him. jive -- judge cahill came down with 22.5 years, and the reason for this is the aggravating factors that he decided on a month ago. for example, derek chauvin showed specific cruelty when he was, for nine minutes and 45 seconds, on george floyd's neck. and he did it in the presence of minors, children. so there you have it -- 22.5 years. but here's the caveat. is this over? no, it is not. two reasons -- there is an appeal expected paid the defense as three months to file an appeal and appeal this judgment from judge cahill. reason number two is, there is a federal case pending against derek chauvin, and that is a civil rights case from temporal prosecutors -- from federal prosecutors. there is not even a court date for this now. all things considered, chauvin and how many years he goes to prison is an ongoing story. phil: 22.5 years for the murder of george floyd. you talked to people outside the courthouse, is it too early to have heard from the floyd family or inde

mr. scothon, please don't market things about sleep or counting sleep or catching z's if the product isn'tsafe to sleep in. i raised my kids in the fisher-price products and i counted on you your company, and police commit to get them to the teen years. i yield back. gentle lady's time expired. >> mr. sarbanes, you're recognized for five minutes. thank you for being here today. the representative touched on something that has many of us concerned. there seems to be a breakdown at mattel and fisher-price when it comes to safety and really is about integrity and leadership certainly coming from the top and i want to put a finer point on that. the testimony today, the track record around this product and even to some degree your explanations of how we've gotten to this point suggests to me you view the loss of life, in this case, the loss of children's lives as a cost of doing business in this space. because it doesn't seem as though, until press reports or consumer reports or other outcrying criticism caught up with you, that you were willing to make some of the changes that you've described

mr. bolton, thank you for being here. by my count which you may not have counted these >> 50 of the 65 recommendations that you made can be implemented by the department without any legislative changes or additional appropriations. does that sound about right to you? >> yes, sir, that does sound about right because a lot of my recommendations are to update or create policies or procedures or reinforce certain policies or procedures. those certainly do not require a legislative fix nor approval by the board. >> i think the remaining 15 focus on implementing proper training, acquiring necessary equipment and bolstering the intelligence department's unit. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> there may be some cost to that in those areas, not cost, but those are a cost that's clearly manageable and easily accessible, i believe, for the capitol police. what steps has the department taken to implement the 50 recommendations that don't require legislative action or further appropriation? >> i just had a conversation with a member of the capitol

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somebody is between friends and foes, the things that count both for the outside world and for the voters that cope ball bus. even the national editor, mr. walker, who is with me in the studio and they're basically said that after biden's move forward, back towards the old u. s. allies. the bowl is now in europe scored to but as you me yeah. well, essentially, what he was been say was, he's been saying of these interviews is that biden has almost been the president of europe streams since he came into office at the beginning of this year. ending that mulch was trump, is where, you know, of course the united states within the kind of domestic turmoil during those years . but trump was also heavy critic of american alliances essentially saying that the europeans was high. the freeloaders off the american tax professionally, germany, especially germany, saying, you know, why we even paying for the security of the europeans. they're rich countries. why can't they pay? he really kind of question the whole continentals of these alliances. now suddenly, joe biden is in the presidency. he's very much in the kind of classic trans atlantic mold o

mr head. three, two, one... that looks pretty dramatic. so you've got the numbers for that? we've got the numbers here. so you're seeing the impact. we're seeing the impact. we are able to count 20 at the moment, is deemed safe. amber is when it's getting a bit risky, and red is we want you to come off and get checked out for any symptoms. seeing it in the lab brings home how hard these impacts actually are, and how we overlook them in the speed of the game. it's certainly not something i'd want to happen to my head. but to understand how this transfers onto the pitch, we met with some members of the heriot—watt women's football team who are trying out the device. there we go, so it's picked up this first header. there was a 10 g one, so it's gone up now, so that's the new highest one, as we're watching. but that's still sort of within safe... within the safe range, of course. it's the accumulation. you're seeing research at the moment that's suggesting 20 headers of 15 gs is showing a change in brain that would take 2a hours to recover from your baseline. when we go outside to play sport, how often do we think about the hidden costs to our heads? it's particularly easy to se

mr. chairman i ask nanoconsent that the november 2019 report we vote we count the need for congressional act to secure the right to vote by all citizens be added to the record. ? without objection the report will be received, thank you. >> thank you very much. i yield. >> all right. at this time, the chair will log the ranking member of the full committee, my good friend, rodney davis. >> thank you chairman. ms. longoria, real quick, yes or no, i want the make sure i heard something correctly because i don't have a lot of time and i have got get to other witnesses. harris county did not solicit my private funds from mark zuckerberg? correct? they were unsolicited? >> i think that's incredibly misleading, sir. mark zuckerberg was a part of a foundation and a non-profit organization that created funds for elections administrations across the country. so we were able to receive some funds from that non-profit. >> mr. chair, can i get some more time if i am not able to get a simple yes or no answer? did harris county solicit this foundation money that mr. zuckerberg is part of? or did you no

counting on it working. i've got to get to the helicopter. >> mr. president, will you travel to florida, sir? >> oh, yes. i apologize, yes, thank you. i've spoken with -- coincidentally the mayor of miami-dade was in my office yesterday, and i talked to her today. not about that, obviously, but so i've had a large conversation with her today and congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz is in that district. we've gotten in touch with fema. they're ready to go. the governor is going to have to, they're down expecting what they think is needed. i'm waiting for the governor to asking to declare an emergency, especially once we learn what might happen with the rest of the building. so, we are on top of it, we are ready to move from the federal resources immediately, immediately. if in fact we're asked for it. but we can't go in and do it, but fema is down there taking a look at what's needed. and including from everything from if the rest of those buildings have to be evacuated as well. finding housing for those people. making sure they have the capacity to both have a place to shelter, food to eat, et cetera.

counting is still continuing. these are the initial results. mister ibrahim, you see, has more than 17000000 800000 votes. mr. as i eat more than 3000000, 300000 votes. mr. him at a more than 2000000, 400000 votes, and mr. gus, his other hush, jimmy. more than 1000000 votes. they lived out of tariff ounces here, as tells us your barriers said that so daughter at a parent landslide victory for ac, but on a very low turn out certainly, and this was what we expected. it's not, it doesn't come as a huge shock here. the conservative candidate who is the head of the countries judiciary is very well known within the establishment. he has managed to rally the core support within their population. that is a conservative boats. he of course ran in 2017 and was unsuccessful. but this time around due to the lack of confidence, the general public has and the apathy that we heard over and over again across the electorate. he has managed to secure a win landslide victory, and he will become iran, a president. of course, the voter turnout was around 48 percent, which is an all time low in iran since the revolution of 1979. t

counting is still continuing. these are the initial results. mister ibrahim, you see, has more than 17000000 800000 votes. mr. as i eat more than 3000000, 300000 votes, mr. him at a more than 2000000, 400000 votes. and mr. gus, his other hush you me more than 1000000 votes. so it's not with filter jabari reporting from tapper on the saturday high doors so. so he's one, he's one in fastly. we just waiting for the official sign off. know that is correct. we're expecting the interior minister himself to give us the final figures. but of course, we don't expect any huge changes in the numbers that we've already received from the interior ministry. they have now counted most of the ballots for the presidential elections. and the interior minister is expected to give us the final results in the coming hours. but of course, it's very much a done deal and we know that because we've heard from ever him, right. you see already he has already met with the current president has sandra honey, the president. ronnie went to abraham gracie's office and within the judiciary into iran, and he congratulated the man in person wh

counting is still continuing. these are the initial results. mister ibrahim, you see, has more than 17000000 800000 votes. mr. as i eat more than 3000000, 300000 votes, mr. him at a more than 2000000, 400000 votes, and mr. gaz, his other hashmi more than 1000000 votes. a lifetime toronto serious daughter jabari, is that so daughter? landslide victory, for i see, but on a very low turn out yes. 26.8000000. iranians went to the ballot boxes on friday there was nearly 60000000 people eligible to vote in the country. so that's roughly a 48 percent turn out, which makes this presidential elections, one of the lowest voter turnouts in the history of iran since the revolution of 1979. but of course, that doesn't appear to be a concern for president elect for him racy. we saw him just short while ago with the current president and those images i think speak volumes. this is the 1st time we've seen him since he went to vote on friday. and the 1st images we are seeing of abraham bracy is with have sandra honey, and i think there is a message here. and that is that despite their political differences, they are very much

mr. me these other hush me with 1000000 more than 1000000. so this is the initial results. the initial results of the counting the votes. so this is the last update. this is the latest update about the election counting. so the minister stuff is going to be here and it's going to announce the latest the, the final results. if you need more time moment that if you're going with him, tell me already said job or how we are using all the capacity for the election that for counting those. and then we are going to have the a separate on the election and the general election basically the parliament collection schedule record. sure. roz shot has this is, this is the, this is the units within the city. the city themselves are responsible for counting the votes. hold on to that and so the call about that. all right, so what about jonathan? so there may be a little bit of a quote on all the top regal fan bid. i saw him on top of me doing reviews conferences from the iranian ministry. the tyria that on the iranian election looks very much at this stage as though the hard line abraham racy has, has won the election. let's go live n