mr. williams, for five minutes. mr. williams: address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. williams: madam speaker, i rise today to congratulate the gordon long horns for their win over the white face antelopes with a score of 70-24 to become the u.i.l. class champions. the longhorns finished a season with a perfect record of 15 wins and zero losses. after a season of early mornings, long hours on the field and staying focused in school, these student-athletes and trainers and coaches showed dedication, strength and unwavering commitment to victory. i'm proud that all their hard work and dedication throughout the year has paid off. as some of these bright and talented individuals prepare for their next endeavors, i wish them the best of luck and blessings for an even brighter and more victorious future. go longhorns. in god we trust. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new jersey, mrs. watson coleman, for five minutes. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, madam speaker. today i

mr. william. the other concern his that trouble. this executive order talks not only about sanctioning the staff members of the i, c, c, but also people who work with the i, c, c and in the investigation. how significant is that? well, i mean, i think this is a huge problem because it's not uh, limited to of those who are most responsible for conducting the out of the trial or an enforcement of the wrong statute. it is so broad that it concerns almost anyone who works at the court. is it going to concern possibly international human rights organizations that work on victims issues that have a condemned crimes against humanity, genocide, and more crimes. for many years it is such a broad executive boarder that it could be very, very badly misused by the trip the tropic ministration. and i hope that the senate, we're very pleased that the senate refused to endorse the house bill, which was very similar to the president's executive order of. but we will hope that take the senate might come back and say that that the executive order goe

mr. al williams for they continued service to san francisco and the african-american community by hostings event in city hall this year - yeah (clapping.) thank you. >> as a supervisor mentioned this year's theme for the most celebrating celebration is african-american and labor we stand here today, we honoree the great explorations and commitments 90 from leaders like martin luther king and president barry recognize obama and kamala harris by have local heros have championed civil rights and inadequate housing and employment we have the big 5 in bay area women fought for investment in their communities. let me be very clear investing in the african-american community is a core priority of my administration. (clapping.) earlier today we moungsz dedicated invest in the youth and i did not know adult in the workforce programming i have a committee to offer opportunity to all and black sf (clapping.) i've said this and i will think it to say this with our neighbors and communities are strong, the whole city benefits. many of you, you here today stood with me last week on the steps we advocat

mr. moses, is william h moses can tell you? he handed me the book and i said, i think so.emember opening that book and reading it in the first part of it talking about the parallel of subjugation. so i didn't realize that the white peril at that time was inspired by what was happening -- was written in response to the yellow peril, to the images and ideas that were caricaturing asians around the world. so as i read that section in the book, it was remarkable because my great-grandfather saw his story, saw the narrative about black people, and connected that to the stories and narratives about people all over the world, colored people all over the world. and in that section, in the parallel of subjugation, he talks about the subjugation of indigenous communities here in america and central america. you know, he talks about the subjugation of folks in africa, and exploitation of folks really, really all over the world. so for me, it was unbelievable that he understood what time it was. he understood and was making the connection between his struggle and the struggle of color

mr. moses is william h. moses some can you and he handed me the book and. i didn't know i said i think so. you know, and so i remember opening that book and reading it, the first part of the book talked about the parallel subjugation and you i didn't realize that the white parallel wall at that time was inspired by, you know, what was happening to it was written in response to the yellow peril and, to the images and the ideas that were, you know, caricaturing asians around the world. and so as i read that section in the book it was remarkable because. my great grandfather saw his story, saw the narrative about black people and connected to the stories and the narratives about people all over the colored people all over the world and in that section in the parable of subjugation, he talks about, you know, the subjugation often of indigenous communities here in america in central america. you know, he talks about the subjugation of folks in africa and the exploitation folks really all over the world. and so for me, it was unbelievable that, you know, he under

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william shakes his head and says it's good that you, mr. president. and then charles shakes his hand and the president socketed charles. charles says to the president, mr. president, do you have your playing here? [laughing] and the president didn't hear him initially. he said what did you say? i said, mr. president, charles has really been focused on your plate and is asking if you have is plain view. the president said yes. he turns around to one of his staffers and said the how far are we from the plane? about 20 20 minutes, sir. he said, i want to bring over to the plane. but then the president says i also want you to meet my grandson, hunter. no, bow. bo is his grandson. hunters son. that's a picture of a charles and beau shaking hands. and in that moment i'm sitting there thinking about this. my grandfather, fourth-grade education, my grandmother picked cotton. and here there great-grandson is shaking the hand of the grandson of the most powerful person on the face of this planet. my friends, that picture of all the pictures come is a picture th

is there anything you can remember-- keith morrison: now, detective sergeant jim smyth lets williams know that mrhere's another issue that comes up, ok? and it's not issues that point away from you. it's issues that point at you, ok? keith morrison: the detective has already let williams know the tire treads on his suv matched tire treads found in a field by jessica lloyd's house. he shows williams the boot prints found behind the house. it's obvious they match the prints of williams's boots, the very boots he is wearing in this interview room. jim smyth: your vehicle drove up the side of jessica lloyd's house. your boots walked to the back of jessica lloyd's house on the evening of the 28th and 29th of january, ok? you want discretion. we need to have some honesty, ok, because this is-- this is getting out of control really fast, russell, ok, really, really fast. hm. jim smyth: this is getting beyond my control, all right? i came in here a few hours ago, and i called you the way i called your today because i wanted to give you the benefit of doubt. mm-hmm. jim smyth: but you and i both know you

mrs. and abraham lincoln. never mary todd lincoln. what's interesting is william herndon, who lincoln's law partner and had tried to court mary and did not like her and liked when she rejected him and even less so later when he she married abraham lincoln, his law partner. he you said this name after lincoln died and he did speaking tour and he was also a part of this sort of cabal. lincoln's eldest son and only living son at that time to have mary lincoln institutionalized, because her son wanted to run for office. and there was the belief that she was embarrassed. and so a sort of kangaroo court was conducted. she was found guilty, given as evidence was testimony by many people who had never met or had not interviewed her at all for these purposes, had met her in passing, had met her when husband was dying, when her children had died. so it was not a fair and just trial. and of course, she was out a year later and her son was ruined. yet what remains is this idea that mary lincoln was crazy. and so i try address that. there are certain themes that coming up beca

mr. clerk . >> so we have william wilcox here from emily's cd and we also have kate connor. i think who's going to be presenting on item one or is there going to be miss sports? okay. and we are joined by supervisor souder from district three who has a special interest in a project that fits under this legislation. i also understand that we have amendments that will be introduced by supervisor chen and supervisor mahmud working with supervisor souder and in those amendments are substantive which means that we're not going to be voting on this today and it's going to have to sit for a week. i just want to prepare everyone because i know there's a lot of interest in this today and so with that i want to give the floor to supervisor souder who is joining us in wants to say a few words. >> so welcome. thank you. thank you chair margo it is nice to be here. thank you for having me here because this is such an important project, an opportunity specifically in district three. >> happy to see this ordinance come before us today to co-sponsor this legislation along with mayor lori. w

mr. clerk . >> so we have william wilcox here from emily's cd and we also have kate connor. i think who's going to be presenting on item one or is there going to be miss sports? okay. and we are joined by supervisor souder from district three who has a special interest in a project that fits under this legislation. i also understand that we have amendments that will be introduced by supervisor chen and supervisor mahmud working with supervisor souder and in those amendments are substantive which means that we're not going to be voting on this today and it's going to have to sit for a week. i just want to prepare everyone because i know there's a lot of interest in this today and so with that i want to give the floor to supervisor souder who is joining us in wants to say a few words. >> so welcome. thank you. thank you chair margo it is nice to be here. thank you for having me here because this is such an important project, an opportunity specifically in district three. >> happy to see this ordinance come before us today to co-sponsor this legislation along with mayor lori. w

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william, that it was please. okay, thank you so much for being so honest. i'm vulnerable with us. i appreciate but let me speak to mr quest. see here who is the see of the tourism board, which is behind this initiative. there's a lot of pain, a trauma and fia that a lot of people are escaping coming into this country. but was this your idea when you launch this initiative? yes or no. uh yes, we knew that we had to make the connection because we've been separated for far too long and we didn't understand each other. and so yes, the idea was, let's reconnect. let's bring us together and see how we can work together. culture . all these changes towards them, investments and everything that makes us want people know because we realize that it goes down just a reconnection. we'd also for people to come in here, really, people change the routes, come back to where it all be gone. okay, so you were told come back to africa. hey, yeah, you uh, i wanna know, know what have you experienced as being the reality buses? what you might have expected nikia you said that the state of the economy is not great. and yet to hear you. w

mr. chairman. >> i just wanted to take a brief moment to acknowledge commissioner dina aslanian williams you know's not feeling well and i'm sorry for that but i do want to say that coming to this commission was an eye opener for the commissioner asllani and williams that this was issues that she was interested in. but i've loved her questions that really break things down sometimes so to make it, you know, more accessible to people who are participating in this and just really thank her she has been a great addition and i just want to acknowledge and think she's watching this that she knows that we're very appreciative of her and look forward to her being at our next meeting. thank you. thank you for that and i certainly concur with that and thank you all. >> i mean you are such a great group. >> i love working. i can look forward to this year. well okay. >> motion to adjourn. >> the second meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> thank you >> i never met anyone who recovered from the drugs i was using. i know i was not living the life i wanted to lichb, but didn't know how to get back on track. bupr

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william f. buckley, to stand to thwart history and yell stop. mr. huffman: yield 30 seconds. mr. casten: i yield back. mr. huffman: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arkansas is recognized is. mr. westerman: madam speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from colorado, ms. boebert. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from colorado is recognized for 2 1/2 minutes. ms. boebert: thank you, madam speaker. thank you, mr. chairman, for bringing this bill to the floor. i want to thank also the lead sponsor of this bill, my colleague from texas, august pfluger. i rise in support of the protecting american energy production act. this bill will protect american oil and natural gas production by preventing any president from declaring a moratorium on hydraulic fracturing. fours years ago joe biden waged an all out war on american energy production. from shut down the keystone x.l. pipeline, canceling oil and gas leases on millions of acres, locking up federal lands, threatening colorado energy jobs, canceling colorado energy jobs. and countless other anti-energ

william scott from sfpd. our sheriff. paul miomoto. and mayor brown landlord, there we g. i'm from texas by the wachl our fire chief mr. dean kristin. jenkins. >> while they fix our mike rope phones -- can you wave chief scott. brook jenkins our new fire chief dean and our sheriff paul miomoto. >> thank you. malcolm mess me up i corrected him. you need your hat. >> [applause] it ask an honor to serving this community and a privilege. i like to call a shout out to station 2, 1340 powell up the street dp many grew up here in china town and still live in sudden opinion to serve this community. these fellows over here. [applause] thank you, chief. good morning issue everybody. happy year of the snake. on behalf of the san francisco police department, i want to say it is very important to all of us not only this you are safe but you feel safe. that is what this team and all of our city partners will guarantee for the chinese new year. tell be a great year we want everyone to come out for visitors welcome to san francisco. the best city in the world. and let me shout out to our central station officers lead by captain kim our foot beat of

william scott from sfpd. our sheriff. paul miomoto. and mayor brown landlord there we g. i'm from texas by the wachl our fire chief mr. dean kristin.mrs. brook jenkins. >> while they fix our mike rope phones -- can you wave chief scott. brook jenkins our new fire chief dean and our sheriff paul miomoto. >> thank you. malcolm mess me up i corrected him. you need your hat. >> [applause] it ask an honor to serving this community and a privilege. i like to call a shout out to station 2, 1340 powell up the street dp many grew up here in china town and still live in sudden opinion to serve this community. these fellows over here. [applause] thank you, chief. good morning issue everybody. happy year of the snake. on behalf of the san francisco police department i want to say it is very important to all of us not only this you are safe but you feel safe. that is what this team and all of our city partners will guarantee for the chinese new year. tell be a great year we want everyone to come out for visitors welcome to san francisco. the best city in the world. and let me shout out to our central station officers lead by captain kim our foo