mr. foster, for five minutes. mr. foster: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to recognize the service of one of my district staff members, wendy salberg, as she marks 10 years serving in my office and 15 years serving the people of illinois. wendy began her work as a congressional staffer in the office of republican congresswoman judy biggert, who, for many years, represented the old 13th district of illinois. in 2012, after i was fortunate to win the election to represent the newly created 11th congressional district, which incorporated many of the areas of the old 13th district, it soon became clear that we needed to keep wendy salberg on the job. wendy has dedicated her serve to serving constituents no matter their background, helping them navigate the world of federal agencies. wendy quickly earned a reputation throughout the illinois congressional delegation as being one of the best advocates for people with immigration and international travel issues. from simple passport applications to complicated citizenship cases. i was fortunate that we

mr. foster. i was curious to see that the plans as presented have the displays on the window. i thought our regulation we cannot see product from the windows. i walked by the site and it seems like that location would be prime to view if they are glass cases to view. granted if you move them on the opposite with you can you still see it buzz we have transparency requirements how are we understanding compliance with the code if the display cases are near windows. >> sure it is not code it is regulation. we have like our store front guide lines we have transparency and prescriptional guide lines for cannabis use a transparency zone 4 feet above grid that is the zone that must remain free and clear. 4 feast to grade westbound blocked by obstructions. by virtue of having this case turn their become to the street and show product not to the public and to patrons that is desirable. i had advised the sponsor to push them further away from the window by 4 feet hopefully he has plans that maintains that u

mr. foster, the ranking member of the financial institution's monetary policy subcommittee >> thank you and just a quick comment i think it's a mistake to imagine that you can completely hide from the macro economic effects of technology in your major planning we just talk briefly about health care costs, and there are treatments in these gop-1 receptor agonists that look like they're a home run against obesity. so these will be near-term impacts, which will make macro economic effects so just to comment i hope you have a certain fraction of futurists in the room when you're talking about your scenario program. a lot of that future is now. back to economics. so we have this historically low unemployment rate, 3.4%. and historically, those would be considered to drive runaway inflation. you know, your predecessor, alan greenspan, repeatedly referred to dangerously low levels of unemployment and yet, we see inflation is coming down. so what is going on here how can we have these historically low levels of unemployment without have inflation take off is it possible that we simply have less fri

mr. foster. i was curious to see that the plans as presented have the displays on the window. i thought our regulation we cannot see product from the windows. i walked by the site and it seems like that location would be prime to view if they are glass cases to view. granted if you move them on the opposite with you can you still see it buzz we have transparency requirements how are we understanding compliance with the code if the display cases are near windows. >> sure it is not code it is regulation. we have like our store front guide lines we have transparency and prescriptional guide lines for cannabis use a transparency zone 4 feet above grid that is the zone that must remain free and clear. 4 feast to grade westbound blocked by obstructions. by virtue of having this case turn their become to the street and show product not to the public and to patrons that is desirable. i had advised the sponsor to push them further away from the window by 4 feet hopefully he has plans that maintains that u

mr. foster. i've only been here 11.when i first got here, the bogeyman, and i've heard from my friends on the other side, was dodd frank. dodd frank was going to be the end of banking and some of my colleagues would almost scream how horrible this was then we got the bankers appear during a real stress test which was the pandemic and we asked them has it been helpful to have dodd frank and you know what they said? they said it was helpful. infected kept the banks capitalized. it was fascinating. to be fair to them they didn't complain about some of the smaller issues but not dodd frank generally, the bill. then it seemed cfpb became the next bogeyman but they are starting to seem to fade on that and i think the reason for that it's helped so many people and not a lot of their own constituents but it's the fpd all of a sudden there's not quite the energy so now they are attacking esg and saying that you and everybody else is somehow conspiring to make sure they don't buy their oil or coal. is anybody conspiring to do tha

mr. foster. >> just a quick comment, i think it is a mistake that you could imagine that you could hide from the macro economics of technology in your planning. we talked about health care costs, there are treatments that are a home run against obesity. these would be near term impacts that have macroeconomic effects. i hope you have a fraction of futurist when you talk about your scenario planning. back to economics, we have this historically low unemployment road, 3.4% and historically this would be a dry run to inflation. greenspan referred to dangerously low levels of unemployment. but we see inflation coming down. what is going on here? how can we have these historically low levels of unemployment without inflation taking off? do we have less frictional unemployment and our system due to the fact that people get new jobs online and they have a job lined up before they quit? chm powell: inflation is coming down but it's very high. some part of the high inflation that we are experiencing is very likely related to an extremely tight labor market. wages affect prices and prices affect wages

mr. foster. can i ask actual say one more thing this is in the easy low electrons laid for benefit of thez had don't need translation we'll do one minute of public comment this is the extreme interest and trans lagz services we thank them are here until 6 we want to hear all the testimony if everyone we are doing a minute that was intercepted but i want to make surety commissioners know and those english speak one minute of public comment. if you are by the door find a seat or go in the hull way. thank you. why good afternoon. president opinion and voip. why this is to you start in front of the door you cannot be in front of the door. thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners nick foster department staff. 2 public initiated requests for dr of building permit application for 100 broadway. it involves i change of use from office to cannabis retail convirting 9600 on ground floor and basement levels to cannabis retail. convert 6700 squirrel feet on ground to retail with consumption lounge not visib

mr. foster. can i ask actual say one more thing this is in the easy low electrons laid for benefit of thez had don't need translation we'll do one minute of public comment this is the extreme interest and trans lagz services we thank them are here until 6 we want to hear all the testimony if everyone we are doing a minute that was intercepted but i want to make surety commissioners know and those english speak one minute of public comment. if you are by the door find a seat or go in the hull way. thank you. why good afternoon. president opinion and voip. why this is to you start in front of the door you cannot be in front of the door. thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners nick foster department staff. 2 public initiated requests for dr of building permit application for 100 broadway. it involves i change of use from office to cannabis retail convirting 9600 on ground floor and basement levels to cannabis retail. convert 6700 squirrel feet on ground to retail with consumption lounge not visib

mr. foster, turn off your mic. thank you. we will let you continue, thank you. [laughter] asked should i proceed? >> go ahead, check your mic and make sure you are off. did you just do that to mr. juror's question that we could have a sense of humor in the midst of serious stuff, i will let you continue, thank you. >> think it was torture will continue to closely monitor conditions in banking system and opera purges all of our tools for any size institution as needed to keep the system safe and sound. at the events of the last few weeks raise questions about what more can be done and should be done when it banking problems do not undermine confidence in health events and threaten the stability of the banking system as a whole. at the forefront of my mind is the importance of maintaining the strength and diversity of bags of all sizes that serve communities across the country. bill becomes a bank's management did not effectively manage his interest rate and liquidity risk. the bank then suffered a devastating and unexpected run bites uninsured depositors invite a

mr netanyahu's house. our middle east correspondent, anna foster, was there.is a country which is no stranger to protests now. people have been demonstrating on the streets against this legislation for 12 weeks, but tonight this is a large and spontaneous gathering. this one is here injerusalem. we have followed this crowd as they marched from the residence of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, here to the knesset, the israeli parliament. on their way here, they were sprayed with water from water cannon and had to climb through undergrowth to make it here, but you see that's not deterred these protesters, thousands waving flags, some have brought pots and pans to bang. there is chanting and strong really messages to the israeli government tonight, not just here injerusalem but across the country, tens of thousands of people turning out in tel aviv on the ayalon highway where they have closed the road down because this sacking of israel's defence minister who spoke out against the legislation feels to many people here like a turning point. it feels like a momen

mr netanyahu's house. our middle east correspondent anna foster was there. a country which is no stranger to protests now. people have been demonstrating on the streets against this legislation for 12 weeks, but tonight this is a large and spontaneous gathering. this one is here injerusalem. we have followed this crowd as they marched from the residence of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, here to the knesset, the israeli parliament. on their way here, they were sprayed with water from water cannon and had to climb through undergrowth to make it here, but you see that's not deterred these protesters, thousands of them waving flags, some have brought pots and pans to bang. there is chanting and really strong messages to the israeli government tonight, not just here injerusalem but across the country. tens of thousands of people turning out in tel aviv on the ayalon highway where they have closed the road down because this sacking of israel's defence minister who spoke out against the legislation feels to many people here like a turning point. it feels like a

foster. just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> mr. president -- >> a decision on whether to seek an indictment is very close at hand and frankly it is quite likely here. >>> we're not out of the woods with the winter storms and this is a big one. we're looking at this as a big event. >> all four of the americans who were kidnapped are back on u.s. soil. >> we heard gunshots and there were 12 continuous shots. we saw people being taken away in black bags. >> liver from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is friday, march 10. this 4:00 a.m. in new york where donald trump may be just a short time away to become the first former president ever to be criminally indicted. >> the district attorney's office recently offered him one final chance to testify next week. that would be before the grand jury hearing evidence in the stormy daniels hush money case. according to the ti"times," in almost always indicates an indictment is close. >> the investigation centers on $130,000 that within time fixer michael co

terribly sorry, mr kramden know the correct answer is stephen foster. but thanks so much you've been and again do everything possible only to be torn down to his basic frailty to the moon. do you want to go to the moon? really you're gonna hit her? that's a husband who's trying to rage and be the boss of his wife. he was what we would call borderline abusive these days. but never bothered me as a kid because she was not afraid of him. yeah. the guy was clearly buffeted every day by things but held up always by this love he had with this wonderful woman. i learned something tonight to i don't even mind growing old as long as you and i grow old together. that was an american experience that 100 million people could identify with great. we like to think of ourselves as a classless society and in post war america that was more true than ever. but at the same time , there are all of these little tells there's obviously your job. what kind of house you live in. what kind of clothes you wear? what kind of car you drive murmur. hey oh, but one of the biggest te

graduate of the public school system, i know parental involvement is critical to fostering a successful educational environment. mr. speaker, quite simply, this bill is common sense. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and ensures parents are at the center of their child's educational experience. and with that, i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: i yield two minutes, the gentleman from california, mr. tay can o'. mr. takano: i rise today in strong opposition to the politics of a parents act as a member p of the education and work force community and lgbtq and i'm a teacher and i know how important parental involvement. all parents including the parents of lgbtq kids have rights. they have rights to send their children to schools where they will be protected and free from harassment and given the opportunity to thrive. they have the right to be free from bullying and humiliation. and i ask unanimous consent to introduce into the record a letter from a million moms rising into the record. the chair: wombed. mr. takano: republicans have

our middle east correspondent anna foster has more on the level of public support for mr netanyahu's netanyahu because he has these two completely different parts of society that is to please. he is to chart the course down the middle and try to make everybody not necessarily happy but try to make everyone content with what he proposes. earlier i heard from the leader of the opposition labour party in israel, ms merav michaeli. the prime minister did not get a mandate to change the type of regime of israeli... ..the state of israel. we are a jewish democratic state, and what they aim to do is to make it non democratic. and they did not get the mandate for that. that is not what they promised during their campaign. this is not what the majority in israel wants, despite what they keep saying. it is a false narrative that they are pushing forward. what they really want is to give the settlers complete and exclusive power to do whatever they want in the territories. what they want is to give the ultra—orthodox exclusive power to implement inequality against women, against non—jews, and a

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mr sanderson. live from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is tuesday, march, the 28 9 am here in london three a.m. in nashville, tennessee, where police have released video of the attack on an elementary school that left three children and three adults dead. you can see the shooter identified by police as 28 year old audrey hale, opening fire on a set of glass doors to gain access to the school. authorities say hale was a former student who had detailed maps of the building a few minutes later. you see hell walking through the building, pointing what police described as an a hostel rifle. they say that hail also had an aol style pistol and a handgun after about 14 minutes to metro nashville offices fatally shot hell. officers entered the first story of the school began clearing it, they heard shots coming from the second level. the immediately went to the gunfire. when the officers got to the second level , they saw a shooter and female who was firing the officers engaged her she was fatally shot. by responding police officers. police say

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and fostered and promoted this fault -- false narrative just days of before the most important election we had, the election of the president. they still get themselves awards. mrp: that is the collusion we need to get to the bottom of, right. and i think, would you please stand up, this was the victim, the victim of the web from our government -- government against people who honorably serve, and they tried to destroy you, bankrupt you, and kt you are a survivor. take it for surviving all of that and serving your country. -- thank you for surviving all of that and serving her country. anyone here believe in god? in america you are allowed to believe in god or not believe in god, that is the great thing about our freedoms. you talk about the weaponization of our government. it is ours we pay for it, we pay for all of it. you're are the boss, not -- they are not the boss of you, they should not be spying on you or undermining it. there was a memo leak from the fbi that is the smoking gun on trying to go after catholics who are radical in their beliefs, radical is the fbi's word, because they are zealously supporting the right to life of the unborn child. and the

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graduate of the public school system, i know parental involvement is critical to fostering a successful educational environment. mr. speaker, quite simply, this bill is common sense. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and ensures parents are at the center of their child's educational experience. and with that, i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: i yield two minutes, the gentleman from california, mr. tay can o'. mr. takano: i rise today in strong opposition to the politics of a parents act as a member p of the education and work force community and lgbtq and i'm a teacher and i know how important parental involvement. all parents including the parents of lgbtq kids have rights. they have rights to send their children to schools where they will be protected and free from harassment and given the opportunity to thrive. they have the right to be free from bullying and humiliation. and i ask unanimous consent to introduce into the record a letter from a million moms rising into the record. the chair: wombed. mr. takano: republicans have

describing mr gallant sacking as a new low for the government and a move that harms national security. a lot of tense scenes in israel tonight. for more, we can hearfrom the bbc�*s anna fosters been following the protesters injerusalem and she has just sent us this update. tonight, this is a large and spontaneous gathering. this one is here injerusalem. we follow this crowd as they march from the residential prime minister here to the israeli parliament. on their way here, they were sprayed with water from water cannon. they had to climb through undergrowth to make it here. but you can see that has not deterred these protesters. thousands of them waving flags, some of them have brought pots and pans to bang. there is chanting and there are really strong messages to the israeli government tonight. notjust government tonight. not just here government tonight. notjust here injerusalem, but across the country. tens of thousands of people have turned up in tel aviv, on the isle of highway, where they have close that road down because there sacking of ritz rails defence minister who spoke out against the resin station feels to many people here are like a turning point. it feels l

mr. tom constable as acting defense for manpower and reserve affairs and ms. elizabeth foster executive director of the office of force resiliency. welcome to all of you. appreciate you being here. the second panel will consist of the assistant secretaries of the military departments for manpower and reserve affairs. we will have ms. schaefer assistant secretary of the army, mr. franklin park assistant secretary of the navy and mr. alex wegner assistant secretary of the air force. again thank you all for appearing here. undersecretary, i understand that you are going to delivery an opening statement on behalf of the first panel is that right, then you are recognized for five minutes. >> chairwoman warren, ranking member scott, distinguished members of the subcommittee thank you for the opportunity to discuss the department of defense greatest strength, our people. on behalf of the entire team i think the committee for your support of the 2.3 million active and reserve component service members in over 900,000 civiliansrs who defend the natin and the families who served alongsi

mr netanyahu said the delay — until the next session of parliament — would enable dialogue and avoid civil war. 0ur middle east correspondent anna fostervil war, from benjamin netanyahu, of old civilwar, perhaps from benjamin netanyahu, of old civil war, perhaps an indication of how worried he is about the protests but the protester continuing? last ni . ht on but the protester continuing? last night on the _ but the protester continuing? last night on the street she had demonstrators who had been out for 12 weeks or so know at regular intervals protesting against judicial reforms but also last night the right—wing element of the israeli government called for their supporters to come onto the streets because it's important to remember there are people here in this country who back the judicial reforms. the reason the government is in a position to consider bringing them is that it won enough seats in the last election to put together a coalition to try and get the legislation through. last night both groups were on the streets up and down the country. there were some isolated racist attacks, some clashes that happened in certain parts

foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is monday, march the 13th. 8 4:00 amy in washington, d.c., and president biden is promising all customers will have access to their money starting today. >> mrbiden also promising to hold the banks fully accountable. >> here in america, hsbc has announced buying the treasury bank. and janet yell assured americans they will make sure this doesn't happen to another bank. >> we want to make sure that the shortfalls that exist in one bank don't create contagion to others that are sound. and the goal always of supervision and regulation is to make sure that contagion can't -- can't occur. >> now, just hours after secretary yellen's comments authorities shut down another regional institution, signature bank, fearing that it was on the brink of collapse. >> secretary yellen said that washington will not bear out the silicon valley bank. arlette saenz has the latest details from the white house. >> reporter: the biden administration took extraordinary steps on sunday to assure that all depositors working with silicon valley bank would guarantee they had it monday. the announcement came from a meeting with the fdic and the federal reserve and also ob

take place and it's reported that mr netanyahu is also under pressure not to back down from hardliners in his right—wing government. our middle east correspondent anna fostere about these judicial changes many, many people in the country see these changes as really affecting the bedrock of israel's democracy. they are one of a series of laws which this right—wing, nationalist coalition is trying to push through, which is why benjamin netanyahu finds himself in such a difficult position this morning. as he was saying, there was this plan to address the nation which has now been postponed while he holds talks with various israeli lawmakers. he has got the other members of his own coalition to try and keep happy, some of the most far—right elements in israeli politics, they desperately want this legislation to be pushed through, but then on the streets you have tens of thousands of people, i was with protesters injerusalem until three o'clock here this morning and they were absolutely determined that they would not back down in trying to get this legislation not paused but stopped, and that will be the key thing to watch if and when benjamin netanyahu does ha