eleanor roosevelt as some of the other ones did, and it's really more common, and a few wives prayed, mrs. pierce, that he would not win because she didn't want to get involved. >> most first ladies said they didn't want to be first lady, and some of them that were duped along the way, and it was joe biden that said to jill, nothing will change, nothing will change when you mary me. >> and roosevelt started out as an introvert, but in the '20s, she started to go out and speak for him and keep his name out of the public and took lessons from louis howell, his great public adviser, and she began writing to president kennedy once he was in the white house and told him he needed to see a public speech expert to improve his public speaking. >> what did ted -- >> she did not complain about the speech content, but she said your throat is too tight, she said. >> my name is jill stocky and i am the superintendent of jimmy carter national historical park. i want to say something that i say about ten times a day. mrs. carter's name is named rosalynn, and she is named after her aunt and mother -- >> if you w

. >> mrs. pierce had your back. reverend townsend and you turned your back to mrs. ierce and the things that she and hernandez gil and cooper and jeremy lee stood for. you gotta fix it. why thank you. >> thank you for your comment. >> thank you. thank you for your comments walter. >> before the next speaker i state when you make your comments address them to the task force as a whole. thank you kindly. all right. sir. >> good evening. i'm allen reverend townsend on march 10 you quoted in the sf standard saying i hope the district lines get drawn in a way that force people to win other people. now we know that the lines currently drawn have will force people to win over other people. and since can't win over others with sexuality and skin color and race, i'd like to say you all have given this city a gift here with the new districts people not be forced more afternoon win over one another with their ideas. the rust your extraordinary resolve is that for the coming 10 years can fran will be forced talk with and get to know people when may look different and may live di

we had a few wives actually prayed mrs. pierce that her husband wouldn't win because she didn't want to get involved in most first ladies said they didn't want to be first lady and and some of them that were sort of duped along the way it was joe biden who said to jill nothing will change nothing will change for you when you marry me and of course eleanor roosevelt, i think we could say started out as an introvert. but she had to become available to be her husband's legs when polio afflicted him in the early 20s. and so that's when she started really going out to speak in that case for him or keep his name out in public and really took lessons from louis howe his his great political advisor and then because she had done that she actually took public speaking lessons. she began writing to president kennedy once he was in the white house and told him he needed to see a public speech expert to improve his public speaking. what did ted sorensen i don't think she can play she didn't complain about the speech content. she wrote a very c

. >> where are we,mrs. pierce, are you next ? >> i can certainly be next. is there anyway ms. clark ... these are the concerns that were raised with this district and these changes. is there any way that you can compare the income and or network demographic changes with these changes. >> thank you so muchfor that question .currently any income information is not loaded into the mac and income information is collected by the american communitysurvey . that is released not on the census block level, it's wrinkle release on census block which is a larger unit of analysis so there is not any way for us to essentially like merge that data to the census block level to be given to provide thatinformation accurately . >> thank you verymuch. mister cooper . >> thank you, i will say that this map includes the heat interested district and obviously with haight being where it is is notcontiguous with 7.the moment . just based on what i can draw looking at the map it looks like that part of the haight that is in district 1 is 77 percent white and 12 percent asian sojust to color the conver

of an information iron curtain for 75 years, and i would love to say that that would be pierced, you know, and mrill be, and i hope there are protests in russia, but i am not that optimistic about it, i'm afraid. >> trevor reed back in the u.s., and paul whelan's family is wondering why more is not being done to bring him home. >> the state and the white house work on these issues 24/7. it's not that easy from the way it looks from the outside. russia take people, and arrest people as bargaining chips, and somebody that we have legitimately arrested and it's a balancing act for mr. whalen and his family, but i think they are negotiating about this all of the time and when the time is right and when the stakes are right that it will happen. >> always a pleasure to see you. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >>> next, we're live in north carolina with the effort to convince black voters of their power at the ballot box. of course, keeping an eye on the white house. any minute now, president biden expected to speak on ukraine. you are watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc

mr. chair. i want to thank member pierce for characterizing this proposal for what it is correctly. it is a very imperfect starting point, right. because we have to start somewhere. and i want to say, make it very clear to the task force and the public that i do not anticipate the distinctive stand but i don't like -- i don't like trolling people for conversation, right, which is why i was so hesitant on us putting out maps and facilitating public input which is trolling public for a reaction. i know we live in a social media age, but that's not the way to do public policy. if we are not to do this, my question is, what are your ideas? and i'm not saying in a sense to challenge people. but it's like okay, we now have this problem and we sort it as unacceptable and now we have to find solutions. i do want to say though, having -- being born and raised in this city, it was a very odd -- it was very odd for me to learn that the western boundary of the pl is polk, for one thing. that was never my understanding glowing up. it was always van ness. i mean, elementary school itself is betwe

>> you don't hear the stories and to think to even mention the bullets that pierced the residents of the white house and mrsgoes bananas. >> yes. if you are this first lady you find out from the white house usher five days later the house that your children were in was shot out while you were away, it's not a good way to learn that information if you are a mom much less the first lady. >> and first of all the cost. there is a lot of cost associated with the trump tadministration things to the reporting of the post and but we findt out now that and in the trump ears so significantly more. >> in fact it was is breaking the bank there are 42 people including the president and at one point the head of the department of homeland security who ended up being that chief of staff tries to get them to give up their detail because they are not under any kind of security threat and we don't have enough money to protect the president can we have your detail and then steve goes bananas. kellyanne conway gave up her detail she wasn't thrilled but it was the right thing to do. >> added certain point you have tot make choic

hear the stories and think it's okay we did not even mention the bullet that pierced the residence of the white house and mrs. obama goes bananas over this. >> you are the first lady find out from the white house usher five days after the fact that the house to that your children more in was shot at while you were away, i does not a good way to learn the information if you are a mom, much less the first lady. >> extraordinary. we get into the trump years what are the big takeaways from jump in the secret service? >> for some of the cost for this lot of costs it served the trump administration. thanks to the reporting to cogs in the post road were finding out is what we knew the white standards they should have been. none trump years by the server significantly more than men protected in a normal investigation. >> was breaking the bank for their 42 people including the president. at one point the heads the department of security john kelly ended up being the chief of staff tries to get some people to give up their detail because they are not under any kind of security threat. ust men knew. we do not have enou

pierce. i would when we are done with this agenda item i would like to request a 10 minute recess. why i think this is i good idea. >> mr chasel lee? >> thank you. perhaps i agree with member pierce to extend this we could have a longer lunch break instead. why fine. >> yes. i think that is fine. though -- keep are 2 more items is there anybody else? so why don't we take a 30 machine break now. it is 1:01. >> we come back no sooner than 1. . 30. is it 1 p.m. already. why yea >> 1:30 is fine >> thank you, mr. chair. drop the gavel on the recess. we are in recess. clear clear

mrs. matskevich - she just took a selfie against the backdrop of di its representative offices were pierced through the databases of the american security service established residence. and so, with almost everyone who was photographed against the backdrop of the embassy , ​​employees of the special unit regularly arranged such hidden photo sessions, which, according to experts, violates the law on personal data, the security had to take such a risk every day, and also use weapons, use special signals and other devices , banned on the territory of russia at the embassy for the risk of potential criminal cases, employees were promised a green card, but in order to receive it it was necessary work at the dealership for 15 years first . e. there was an interest in the work, so many of ashley's employees on a known violation were those who said that it is illegal we are breaking the law. well, what will happen to us if something comes up, to which the americans answered that you are not afraid, we will smear you, in fact, our compatriots were tritely framed, because the guards did not have dipl

war, a person already knows it like uh, grains that pierce the asphalt. yes they are trying to find some small joys even in these conditions. thank you, mrnko, adviser to the mayor of mariupol, was with us. and here is me . they are actually trying to bury them alive in mariupol or allow them to leave for the territory of russia, they fool you, they just say you are going to ukraine, but in fact they just gave them to russia. well, that’s how it was with russia, the city of a find, if you have ever heard of such an angel of the bay, what the east gave, and here are the last 15 years there there is a demographic recovery." the blue sea, the sandy shore, and no shots were fired, only bombs were fired, the refugees saw such a seaside find already from the window of the train in the wagons, 38 people while the emigrants traveled for 9 days from taganrog in primorye compiled a list of vacancies that the nakhodka ship repair plant can offer . now it works around the clock in three shifts in a straight line. they took up the renewal of the fishing fleet. the quota mechanism was earned . podkin. the nakhodka ship repair plant is building 8 fishe

pierce the asphalt, yes . they try even in such to find some small joys in the conditions. thank you, mr.enko, adviser to the mayor of mariupol, was with us. and here i was caught. that the russians do not release people from mariupol to ukraine, they actually try to bury them alive or bury them alive. mariupol or they allow you to go to the territory of russia, they fool you, they just say that you are going to ukraine, but in fact in russia they just gave well, that's how it was with the ladies from mariupol, they were taken to russia, the city is a find, if you've ever heard of such a bay, the angel of the east gave the east and that's the last 15 years there the demographic passport is observed for a very long time with a finger, ah, imagine 9,000 km of people were brought there, they made a demonstration picture for propagandists, but what is important is that they did not just meet them, but also seem to be so kind, they found work for them, so where are they they want to employ the people of mariupol, i suggest you watch a fragment of the propaganda of the military plot, let's see

mr. castle lee. >> are you going down the members list? >> the list that member pierce's listing. >> i would like to go to the next item which was my item. >> next item on the list is twin peaks having twin peaks boulevard as the border as opposed to the hodgepodge ending in market street border. >> correct. >> following the current be border of district 7, district 8. >> one moment, please. >> i think there was one piece. there we go. >> so this highlighted area was moved from district 7 to district 8 or in this visualization into district 8. district 8 would become .24% deviation. 7 would be negative 1.62% deviation. >> are you okay with this? we have consensus on this one. >> thank you so much. >> next we have mr. cooper. >> i think i will hold it until after lunch. it is going to be a bigger conversation. >> thank you for doing that. >> in mine we are clarifying and expanding lines on member ho and cool per. i think we are at that point where we need to stop and take note of what this map looks like for now. if there is any fine tuning adjustments for d1, d2, 25 or, y

pierce joins us, was extraordinary service to her nation at the united nations. you are so qualified ambassador to this question. is it every nation for itself right now mr.in? karen: no, i think it would be a huge mistake to think this is the end of collective security, but putin has done serious violence to the international world order, as well as to ukraine. those bonds that bring nato together, the ties that bring the u.n. together, they are still there. there's damage because of mr. putin at the u.n., but i don't think this is the end of collective security. tom: the time of london today notes a partition here of ukraine using british weapons. does that bring the united kingdom closer to direct confrontation with mr. putin? karen: no, i don't think so. under the u.n. charter, which is the guide for international relations and international affairs, ukraine has every right to ask other countries for help, and we are responding to that. other nato allies like the u.s., france, germany, the czech republic, we are all responding so that ukraine can defend itself, not so that we can go and fight the russians, but so ukraine has all the tools she needs to

mr. clerk. could you call the roll. >> thank you. when you hear your name indicate you are penitentiary member jeremy lee. >> present. >> >> member piercends. >> present. >> cooper. >> present. >> chasel lee. >> we have all 9 members present. i believe you may have mr. announce ams.

mr. clerk. could you call the roll. >> thank you. when you hear your name indicate you are penitentiary member jeremy lee. >> present. >> >> member pierce >> present. >> >> chair towns ends. >> present. >> cooper. >> present. >> chasel lee. >> we have all 9 members present. i believe you may have mr. announce ams. mr. chair we the redistricting task force allowing in person attendance and public comment while promoting public comment via phone. recognized that public access is essential and will take public comment first public comment on each item. those in personal be allowed to speak first then those waiting on the 27 line or web ex. the call number is 655-0001. you will be prompted enter a meeting erickson d, today is 24820649460. after you entered the meeting id press pound 2 times to connect. when you are connected you hear the meeting discussion your line will be muted and in listening mode. when your item come up in public comment is called. those in person in room 408 will lineup on this side of the room i'm pointing out with my left hand. those who are on the phone or connected through callers can raise hands by dialing star 3

pierce. >> aye. >> vice-chair reiner. >> aye. >> member castillon. >> aye. >> member cooper. >> aye. >> member hernandez gil >> no. >> member ho. >> aye. >> member chase dl lee. >> aye. >> member jeremy lee. >> aye. >> chair townsend. >> aye. >> townsend aye. mr. chair, there are eight ayes and one no with member hernandez gil in the decent. >> motion passes. >> next. >> mr. chair, i don't see any other names in the roster but you may want to delay for a second. >> i had trouble hearing that. >> mr. chair, i'm not seeing names on the roster. >> okay, very good. are we through general public comment yet? >> if you want to do general public comment, we can go there. >> please. >> okay. >> i forgot about that. [laughter] >> pardon me while adjust my (indiscernible). can we get the chair back in here. [multiple voices] >> my clarifying question is if 5b is one of the starting points for tomorrow as any should make those changes offline and then have that loaded into the map to start mapping with or if those changes will be made live? >> if i could respond. i think we should have, you should make the changes offline. i think the motion was to start 5a tomorrow so i think that's what we'll start with. 5b should be brought into existence, thanks. >>

pierce. >> present. >> towns towns absent. >> member ho. >> present. >> member cooper. >> present. >> member lee. >> present. >> vice chair reiner. >> madam there is a quorum. >> thank you, mr. clerk. call item 2. >> agenda item 2 is mapping. members of task force discussion maps developed and committed lie data and research at the task force direction and give further instructions by agreement may move to line drawing if they decide this is a discussion and action item will be taking public comment as part of this discussion. >> thank you. mr. clerk. mr. chasel lee. >> thank you. thank you. mad am chair >> can you bring up the presentation, please. >> thank you. i like to thank the public for participating in this process and look forward to continued participation this this process. before we get in mapping and public comment -- i will like to start with a small presentation. will basicings san francisco has 11 districts and redistricting is the process of adjusting the bound easier to be compliant with redistricts every 10 years after each census. and we use that data to balance the populations of the districts. >> what is criteria. compliance with the u.s. constitution

pierce. >> aye. >> vice chair reiner. >> aye. >> member castillon y. aye. why member cooper >> aye. >> member hernandez-gil. >> aye. >> member ho. >> aye >> member chasel lee. >> aye >> chair townsend. >> aye. mr. chair there are 9 aye's. >> thank you. >> on adopting. >> matters adopted. mr. clerk. mr. chair. i believe. >> mr. chair. why mr. lee >> question for clarification. i believe q2 has to submit the final maps to fix stuff for inclusion in the final report is this correct? >> i believe the motion adopted did include that? >> yes, i do believe had -- you know what i will check but i'm sure that whatever process was followed left time will be followed this time in the final maps. >> okay. >> >> if it helpful and past practice dictates futures results we receive the maps sooner than may fifth. >> thank you. i like to add i had conversations with q2 and they have been full y prepared to do that all along. i was surprised not to see that in there. i want to make sure we have that because than i have an obligation to document what they did and then the land meets and boundses after that is this correct? they will include manage in the charter and could be included in a later time in the repor

mr. bedoya confirmed. it seems it's only covering up for the oil companies and preventing a really sharp, piercing investigation of market manipulation and price gouging. there is something deeply wrong about seeing the largest oil companies rake in record profits while asking americans to pay more at the pump. that's why we need an f.t.c. with full membership so it can look under the hood of america's energy sector and drill down into why big oil is pumping out record profits as consumers struggle. again i repeat to my republican colleagues, if you care about lowering gas prices and care about looking at what the large companies, oligopolies are doing, join us in voting mr. bedoya on the f.t.c. a vote against him is a vote for big oil and against the american driver and consumer. now on student debt, for over a year one of my top priorities as majority leader has been urging president biden to cancel $50,000 in student debt for each student loan borrower. right now as discussions continue within the administration about the future of student debt, i again call on the president to take action, which he can do o

during our part from mason county to lake wood police and pierce county sheriffs, we appreciate your service. thank you for calling this special order. mrwhouse: thanks for making this pierce county is an important part of our state and one of the moist important tragedies and i thank you. and i would like to turn to my time speaker today, maybe not -- maybe the last but one of the best, a good friend i served, representative kilmer. mr. kilmer: i thank the gentleman for yielding and his extraordinary leadership. i join him in rising today in support of washington state law enforcement community. each and every day law enforcement officers and communities all around our state go to work with one goal in mind to serve and protect. that includes like pierce county don callata. i have the honor of attending his celebration of life and it was clear from the vehicles and thousands of people of washington, he was a good person and second, our communities value the work of our law enforcement officers. hearing the stories of how he supported other people and encouraged others and brought smiles to peoples' faces and a zeal for service, it was