let me let me talk to you, mr hernandez, maria hernandez. she's pregnant here in the seventh trees, neighborhoods. i'm going to just ask you this summer. sanders i know we just talked a second ago. but tell me what you were doing with your son, jack. you know what you felt and jackson were on the carpet. uh laying down we were learning his a b. c's. he starts kindergarten next year. and so he felt it first. he like, got scared and didn't know what was happening. and then i realized the ground was shaking, so we got up and i grabbed him. and we got outside as fast as we're good, because they live in an older house, and it's the first floor bottom floor and i was just hoping it would fall down on us. it didn't nothing happened to the house. you can just hear the windows. rumbling and, uh ah, cabinet creaking and going, and it was just scary. you said that you lived through lumber prieta. tell me comparison crashed. loma prieta was a lot younger. i was in elementary school. we lived in mountain deals, and that at that time was older house as we

mr. hernandez. reason you guys last you can benefit any news reason this time you play in the question though i would have been malia, totally. so as before, it was the one you must with so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult, time, time to sit down and talk with ah, the 1st stage is main goal was to eliminate military infrastructure. now russia must secure full control of a dumbass and southeastern ukraine in order to safeguard crimea. and provide a land cargo to the peninsula. i think that russia is proceeding in a very deliberate and even mature way. i think some statements have come out from some russian leaders that they are not a prisoner to any time. so there is no artificial need to win by june when by july, when by august it comes down to a question of tan, russia achieve its str

mr. hernandez. reason you guys last, you can bring us a continuous reason this time you play on the question though. i would it in malia . totally. so as before, did that, that was the way the muscles noticed that i'm working with a said talk is cheap, but loose. talk about dirty bombs is nothing less than dangerous with both russia and ukraine preparing for new offenses. the west is not shy, talking about nuclear weapons, is the west thinking the unthinkable with the 1st stage is main goal was to eliminate military infrastructure. now russia must secure full control of a dumbass and southeastern ukraine in order to safeguard crimea and provide a land cargo to the peninsula. i think that russia is proceeding in a very deliberate and even mature way. i think some statements have come out from some russian leaders that they are not a prisoner to any time. so there is no artificial need to win by june when by july, when by august. it comes down to a question of, can russia achieve its strategic militar

mr. hernandez. reason you guys last you can bring. the 2nd reason is i'm you're playing the question though i would have been malia. totally. so as before it was the one you mustn't with that i'm working with . ah, lisa hunter, russian state little never. i've side as i'm phoning. no slam. steve asked him, then i'll send them up for a group in the 55 when. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy, one else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date and split our t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube said with nato faces a dilemma member. countries are divided on how to proceed regarding ukraine. 9 countries walk membership or ukraine immediately 21 member countries disagree. then there is the issue of what exactly ukraine is today. is nato willing to liberate the regions that are joining brush the 1st stage is main goal was to eliminate military infrastructure. now, russia must secure full control of a dumbass and southeastern ukraine. in order to safeguard crimea and

mr. hernandez. reason you guys last you can win. the 2nd reason is i'm you playing the question though i would have been malia kathleen. so as before that, that was the one you must with with ah, needs to come to russian state total narrative. i've stayed on the most landscape with within 55 when. okay, so 9 is 25 and speaking with we will van in the european union. the kremlin media machine, the estate on russia for date, and c, r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on you to send with nato faces a dilemma member. countries are divided on how to proceed regarding ukraine. 9 countries walk membership or ukraine immediately 21 member countries disagree. then there is the issue of what exactly ukraine is today. is nato willing to liberate the regions that are joining brush? ah, the 1st stage is main goal was to eliminate military infrastructure. now russia must secure full control of a dumbass and southeastern ukraine in order to safeguard crimea and provide a land cargo to the peninsula. i think that russia is pro

mr. hernandez. reason you guys last you can benefit. i mean, your reason this time you play on the question though, i would have been malia. totally. so as before that that was the one you mustn't with with ah ah, personally, and my organization has been opposed. lancaster should have made up for many years, and we know that it was wrong. we know that it was a trail the promise made when the berlin wall sell. we know that the question is, how are we going to proceed in a constructive way that will reduce the chances of nuclear war rather than increase the chances, which is what has occurred this year? ah, the 1st stage, his main goal was to eliminate military infrastructure. now russia must secure full control of a dumbass and se in ukraine, in order to safeguard crimea and provide a land cargo to the peninsula. i think that russia is proceeding in a very deliberate and even mature way. i think some statements have come out from some russian leaders that they are not a prisoner to any time. so there's no artificial need to win by june w

mr. hernandez, the reason you because last you can bring the 2nd reason is i'm you play in the question though i would have been malia kathleen. so as before this, i wish to wear new muscles with ah, the conflict in ukraine is not only about which side will eventually prevail, the stakes are much higher. the outcome of this conflict determine the nature of a new geopolitical order. the west is fighting russia to maintain its global hegemony. much of the world like to see this to it in ah, the 1st stage, his main goal was to eliminate military infrastructure. now russia masika full control of a dumbass and southeastern ukraine. in order to safeguard crimea and provide a land cargo to the peninsula. i think that russia is proceeding in a very deliberate and even mature way. i think some statements have come out from some russian leaders that they are not a prisoner to any time. so there's no artificial need to win by june when by july, when by august it comes down to a question of, can russia achieve its strategic military objectives with the forces that it is currently assembled? some people be

mr. hernandez. reason you guys last, you can benefit continuous reason. yes. i mean, why in the question though i would have been malia kathleen. so as before, did that, that was the one you must with i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at that point, obviously is to great trust rather than fit with the area with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot protective own existence, with a sheep or a water and many of the a medical also the glee, enrique us, enjoy that daughters and all those who have stated that they don't. well, it's not good morning to do this kind of but it was, she was hands against you. so this thing was coming for last with somebody from group i was a few, dawn retreats, not that it certainly was from the 11 finding the 1st stage is main goal was to eliminate military infrastructure. now russia must

mrs. hernandez for 2. alright. that is a motion.n for 1, jackson for 4, hurshman for 3, and hernandez with residency waver, she is a product of the mission for 2 on that motion mr. clerk, roll call please and everybody please stay involved. >> yes. would you like to send out as committee report? >> as a committee report for hearing by the full board tomorrow as all these seats have expired. >> yes, on that motion- [roll call] >> the motion passes without objection. >> thank you mr. clerk. please read items, 2-4 together? >> yes, i'm 2 is hearing consider appointing two members term ending september 2, 2024 and two ending september 1, 2025 to assessment appeal board 1. item 3, hearing consider appointing 1 member and 3 members terms ending september 1, 2025 to assessment appeal board 2. item 4 is a hearing to consider appointing 2 members terms ending september 2, 2024 and 3 members term ending september 1, 2025 to assessment appeals board number 3. >> thank you mr. clerk. colleagues unlike the last item where we had 15 people for 4

hernandez: thank you. [applause] pres. biden: well, mr. mayor and soon-to-be ms. mayor. [applause] mayor garcetti has been a good friend for a long, long time. if i'm being really honest about it, i probably wouldn't be standing here addressing you had he not helped me a lot. and thank you for welcoming me into your city. and i want to thank hilda solis. i resent the fact she left washington, because i miss her personally, but her she love of her job and what she's doing for los angeles is so consequential. and a special thank you to california democrats in congress, many of whom are here today. senator padilla,you're the same way. you jumped in to help me out. you're doing one hell of a job as a freshman senator. i mean that sincerely. and it's noticed by everyone. it's great to see you. representative maxine waters whatever maxine says, i agree with. where's nanette? there you are. sorry, nanette. i didn't see you back there. and ted lieu. and nanette barraga. ted, there you are. and linda sanchez. and brad sherman. i just don't want to leave anybody out. and what's he

mr. medina is not online with us at this time. >> okay, and i know the next applicant joanna hernandez is not available today but there may be somebody who want to see testify for her. please come on up and she will be available next week, if i understood that. it's hard to keep up with 16 individuals. >> that's correct. good morning i'm ivan i'm the manager for the latino task force pleasure to be here on behalf of the joanna hernandez. joanna has been a tiredless advocate with over 25 years of experience in the reentry. she is a tireless advocate, if you know joanna, she is always cheerleading the issue of entry, always leading within our space and always rallying people around to make sure that reentry community is supported. for example, she's created programs in our neighborhood, so young queens is a program that serves jung ladies 14 to 24. this was started over 20 years and a program that continues to thrive. joanna, previously served on the sentencing commission so she does experience as a commissioner. she is co-chair of latino reentry and crime presensing committee. this was the one of the first committee that was set to me

mr. mueller, you don't want to respond to that? and, wolf, the school also suspending putting on administrative leave, lieutenant there miguel hernandezpolice. chief, what's significant about him, wolf, is that he received information that officer alasando was being investigated, but somehow, some way they still hired her. and as a result of that today the school suspending him as well. we also got word late today that the superintendent now, he intends to retire next week. he says he's going to announce his plans for retirement, and then the transition will begin. and certainly, wolf, this is significant. this school system has not seen anything like this in quite some time. for the families to see this kind of accountability is certainly something they've been wanting for some time. >> very significant developments. thank you very, very much. >>> up next, life in temporary shelters is getting harder for survivors of hurricane ian who lost their homes. where do they go next? stay with us. you're in "the situation room." hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey

mr. elseburn and to commissioner carter ownstone for being here. and share your thoughts with us and answer questions. also want to rescue noise and thank melissa hernandez and preston my aids going through all of this material and working with us to get ready for the hearing today. and the clerk's office. we ask a lot of the clerks and the special hearings are heard to calendar and staff we appreciate their willingness to facilitate this today. i think this our letters of inquiry, for responses some are pending we heard become if alegality of commissioners but not all we have complete response from thes mayor's office. i think the information we have been getting today's hearing have made some things clearer and hen helpful. i want to emphasize, the i hope we agree the practice of using undated residence ignition letters is inconsistent with the city's charter as the city attorney has opined and threatens the independence of commissioners regardless how they are intends third degree is the practical affect of having an undated resignation letter to hold over someone. i think it is outrageous this has been going of i think that if the purposes were as st

mr. elseburn and to commissioner carter ownstone for being here. and share your thoughts with us and answer questions. also want to rescue noise and thank melissa hernandez and preston my aids going through all of this material and working with us to get ready for the hearing today. and the clerk's office. we ask a lot of the clerks and the special hearings are heard to calendar and staff we appreciate their willingness to facilitate this today. i think this our letters of inquiry, for responses some are pending we heard become if alegality of commissioners but not all we have complete response from thes mayor's office. i think the information we have been getting today's hearing have made some things clearer and hen helpful. i want to emphasize, the i hope we agree the practice of using undated residence ignition letters is inconsistent with the city's charter as the city attorney has opined and threatens the independence of commissioners regardless how they are intends third degree is the practical affect of having an undated resignation letter to hold over someone. i think it is outrageous this has been going of i think that if the purposes were as st