mr. turner: those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. members may request to file supplemental additional views as part of the committee report. are you filing minority views? mr. himes: yes. mr. turner: members are granted two additional days to file supplemental very views on h.r. 6611. pursuant to 2-l of house rule. committee staff be authorized to make changes to the bill adopted by the committee and to remove from the bill provisions that would result in additional. i ask unanimous consent that the committee authorize the use of proxy voting and conference committee with the senate and similar legislation passed by the senate. without objection, so ordered. this meeting is adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org. >> the house has gaveled out for recess. members are expected back this afternoon to consider several bills for f.a.a. funding and banning import of russian reurm.

mr. turner, they want to take it out on the judge.hose of us on the other side who said that is not a system that we want, because in the long term, when you have a recall that punishes a judge for doing something that is lawful, although controversial, you end up getting the system that is more punitive, and those who are the recipients of that punishment, of that harsher system, are generally going to be people of color and people who are low income. >> so let me jump in and bring aisha into this part of the conversation. the argument here, and the the movie refers to the idea that we'll, when you had this recall, other judges who we just shown are overwhelmingly not representing the whole community, but a lot of frankly quite guy judges, then responded by being more punitive. and we've been talking about that. aisha, another piece of that, and i'm curious how you feel about this as an activist is, for people in that movement, federalists feminist, blm et cetera who said well, we chose this fight. and they said now, a bunch of white

mr. turner, how can a document like this even be considered for declassification with raw intelligence in it? >> yeah, that's what is perplexing here. typically you take this information and you have analysts look at this information and the information, a particular piece of information might give you a sense of what's happening but you need to validate that information, that raw intelligence with other raw intelligence that might paint a picture, i mean, this raw intelligence is a bunch of puzzle pieces and professional analysts put the pieces together to paint a picture, create a story here, and so, you know, the idea that this information would be selectively redacted and released, it's all about what it tells the reader, what it tells the viewer, so, you know, raw intelligence is not the kind of thing that we distribute to the public. it's not the kind of thing that you want to have out there in the hands of untrained analysts and what i'm really concerned about, not only the fact it can be made into a picture by someone who doesn't know what they're doing, but also the fact that it

mr. turner, thank you very much indeed. turner: i wanted to see what was going on in the world.ews only comes on at 6:00 and 10:00. but if t there was n news on 2424 hours, people could watch it any time. we sign onon on june 1 1 and babarring satetellite probs in the future, we won't be signing off until the world ends. greenfield: there was a widespread belief this was a fool's errand. how can this possibly find an audience? wellll, he did.. reready camerara three. one centnter up. good evening. i'm david walker. and i'm lois harp. now here's the news. president carter has arrived... television news before this was stuff that had already happened. for the e first timeme, cnn brought the world to people in real time. annonouncer: cnnnn -- the wowos momost importatant networkr. turner: i didn't do cable news network because somebody told me it couldn't be done. i figured it was a very viable concept and i went ahead and did it. it was after we announced that we were going to do it that the detractors showed up. gumbel: is cable news network just gonna be a new means of deliverin

mr. turner, and he talked about how it's already been pared down so that the egregious behavior of the fbi already been addressed, but it needs to be addressed in very specific ways, and we're going to do that as we pass another bill on that. but to have it expire during a time where we obviously have security concerns, to have the military not funded during christmas period, to have so many things going on around the world that have to be addressed, i think it's the right thing to do. elections have consequences. we don't have the senate. we don't have the white house. if we met this expire, we're going to be the bad guys, and i think this is something that has to get done. it's not what i want, it's not everything i want. matter of fact, it doesn't have the pay raises for the junior enlisted that i think we need that are literally impoverished. we need to have an adjustment for cost of living that we haven't had for decades which they've fallen further and further behind inflation. we can show that, we can show the military the people on food stamps. it doesn't have some of those fixes,

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joining us now is house intelligence committee chairman, republican mike turner of ohio. mr. me ask you, chris wray testified that this is the highest level alert he's seen since the war against isis. what are your concerns? >> it's absolutely true. the director has i think rightly cited the public alarm of that we are facing the possibility of terrorist attacks now that are highest in a decade. he cited both the southern border. individuals who have crossed the border who have alliance or affiliation with terrorist groups and organization. he spoke of the conflict in israel and of hezbollah, hamas, and isis, calling for attacks in the west including in the united states. he's also you know, been very concerned about the issue of lone wolves. people who might respond to these types of calls that intend to do other people harm. >> there was, you know, a barrage of missiles and drones just this weekend that we saw in the red sea. the pentagon has been saying they were not targeting the u.s. ships. they were targeting commercial ships. is that clear? >> well, the attacks that ca

mr. mcdaniels, commissioner turner said it well and often what you do is thankless and permanently as a commissioner and resident of san francisco i want to thank and you your team for the job you. do we're better safe for it. thank you. >> commissioner newhouse segal. >> so following up on director short's comments and also on commissioner zoubi's comments it's recently not being a merchant. it's recently come to my attention that the merchant associations require membership and in some neighborhoods especially with a lot of changes of ownership of businesses since the pandemic, whatever, that in a lot of neighborhoods most of the merchants are not members of the merchant's associations, and i don't know what the responsibility of the merchant's associations to get all of these announcements to merchants in those areas is, but i don't think that we should rely on them unless we have a understanding it goes to all of them and i would suggest perhaps the district supervisor of each get it and be asked to send it out to them to make sure that everybody is getting it because i think that our -- i have

mr. mcdaniels, commissioner turner said it well and often what you do is thankless and permanently as a commissioner and resident of san francisco i want to thank and you your team for the job you. do we're better safe for it. thank you. >> commissioner newhouse segal. >> so following up on director short's comments and also on commissioner zoubi's comments it's recently not being a merchant. it's recently come to my attention that the merchant associations require membership and in some neighborhoods especially with a lot of changes of ownership of businesses since the pandemic, whatever, that in a lot of neighborhoods most of the merchants are not members of the merchant's associations, and i don't know what the responsibility of the merchant's associations to get all of these announcements to merchants in those areas is, but i don't think that we should rely on them unless we have a understanding it goes to all of them and i would suggest perhaps the district supervisor of each get it and be asked to send it out to them to make sure that everybody is getting it because i think that our -- i have

mr. chair. all right. good afternoon, president turner. commissioners. corey teague, zoning administrator. the board of appeals did have a lengthy hearing last night, and there were two cases that were the bulk of that and that were of interest to the commission. the first was an appeal of a reasonable modification granted to 51 prosper street. and if you recall this was originally before the planning commission as a conditional use authorization request to merge two dwelling units. um, that was running into sb 330 challenges as it was determined that the impetus for that request was because the occupant and owner, um, had a qualifying disability and could qualify for the reasonable modification process instead of a conditional use. they went through that process s the proposed parcel was for a full merger. there are two criteria that must be considered out of seven for a reasonable modification. one is are there other alternatives than what's being requested to provide the physical accommodation and with the accommodation represent, um, a fundamental alteration to the code of the general