if that's a question for ms. jones or supervisor haney. >> i think there's something about, you know, a little bit of the detail about the google buses that i think is important here which is that the reason that that project was subject to ceqa and was considered a project for the purposes of ceqa was that there was physical change proposed in terms of creating legal use of the curve for it. so that was a physical project with physical change. you know, the -- this legislation, you know, just thinking on the fly, yes, it would allow us to paint a curb and put up a sign and do things that could be taken down if that was what the board of supervisors' action called for. so, you know, those small physical changes could take place and then would be removed, you know, if that was what we were called to do. we would not be proceeding saying that could not be undone. this legislation would not allow that to happen. >> right, but the point of the letter and i think he's correct that no one would bring that claim. so they full

if that's a question for ms. jones or supervisor haney. >> i think there's something about, you know, a little bit of the detail about the google buses that i think is important here which is that the reason that that project was subject to ceqa and was considered a project for the purposes of ceqa was that there was physical change proposed in terms of creating legal use of the curve for it. so that was a physical project with physical change. you know, the -- this legislation, you know, just thinking on the fly, yes, it would allow us to paint a curb and put up a sign and do things that could be taken down if that was what the board of supervisors' action called for. so, you know, those small physical changes could take place and then would be removed, you know, if that was what we were called to do. we would not be proceeding saying that could not be undone. this legislation would not allow that to happen. >> right, but the point of the letter and i think he's correct that no one would bring that claim. so they full

if that's a question for ms. jones or supervisor haney. >> i think there's something about, you know, a little bit of the detail about the google buses that i think is important here which is that the reason that that project was subject to ceqa and was considered a project for the purposes of ceqa was that there was physical change proposed in terms of creating legal use of the curve for it. so that was a physical project with physical change. you know, the -- this legislation, you know, just thinking on the fly, yes, it would allow us to paint a curb and put up a sign and do things that could be taken down if that was what the board of supervisors' action called for. so, you know, those small physical changes could take place and then would be removed, you know, if that was what we were called to do. we would not be proceeding saying that could not be undone. this legislation would not allow that to happen. >> right, but the point of the letter and i think he's correct that no one would bring that claim. so they full

ms. jones, the attained hall with the headlines here on algebra. west african leaders have suspended molly's membership of the regional block echo us they condemned last week's crew lead by kind of see me greater who's taken over as president and called for a civilian prime minister to be appointed. nicholas hock is in banneker with more go it still has some ability to answer to those demands. for instance, no meeting a new prime minister. there was a name floated for several days. now the name of shogun, my god, he's.

the part that says ms. jones is a terrible teacher may take it over the line into school speech but a single statement would have the capacity in our view to disrupt school operations. if it was continuing are ongoing or online campaign a virtuall harassment or intense disparaging of ms. jones that might be aen different situation. but a single negative comment would not qualify. >> justice thomas. >> mr. stewart. should we analyzea the rules of the team as justice kavanaugh alluded to of those rules that apply too the school population of how we should treat team members and students? >> >> . .>> . .>> of intuition people have that the punishment did not that the crime, in the since the suspension was very severe, but there is another sense in which the punishment did fit the crime. the person was suspended from the cheerleading squad, not from school. if the school had suspended her from school, that would have sent the message that would have sent the message that it's tittered to be unexcelled will from any s

ms. jones, he attained with the headlines here on algebra. west african leaders have suspended molly's membership of the regional block echo us. they condemned. last week's crew lead by kind of see me greater who's taken over as president and called for a civilian prime minister to be appointed. nicholas hock is in banjo with more go. it still has the ability to answer to those demands. for instance, no meeting a new prime minister. there was a name floated for several days. now the name of sugar, my god. he's a leading member of the m 5 movement or tens of thousands of people on the streets of bama co calling for the end of prison. kate has regime and that's when the military stepped in. so if you nominate a new prime minister and if he sticks to the plan, which is to organize free and fair elections by february 2022, then the suspension will be lifted as well as, you know, guaranteeing a new government that's inclusive. now far right is really politician naphtali bennett has thrown his support behind a possible unity government bennett on p

she has to get a new job at a new faculty gig at the university of north carolina goes goodbye but ms. jones is not alone, she learned from the best. >> the black senators said america is not racist, what do you mean america is not racist. america was founded on racism. it is like the black and white young folks that made it go from racism to where it is today. >> if you go visit the racial charlatan's hall of fame his is the first bust on display, check it out, sharpton would have an entire wing dedicated to his grafting at this point but democrats got too cocky over the past year, especially since biden stumbled over the white house. they thought beating trump meant they had a mandate to radically remake the us, that the red states would suddenly bow down to the gloom gaining, but texas, florida, south dakota, iowa, tennessee and so many others are leading the way to a brighter more hopeful futures and democrats can ever offer whether the issue school curricula or girls sports, covid mandates ballot integrity measures, taxes, they are passing smart legislation, they are running strong cand

all you need to know is ms. jone s is fabulous on piano. is it a steinway you've got behind you? , a 1913 steinway. tom: that can take us back to the dow jones industrial average and where it was 125 years ago. explain why yields are lower. kathy: i think a couple of things. we have seen some of the commodity prices come off the boil recently. we have seen some of the indicators that were just skyrocketing start to roll over a little bit. the market has moved up over 100 basis point from the lows of last summer, so i think this is a consolidation. frankly, the talk about tapering can be interpreted as bullish for bonds. if you think back to 2014, everybody remembers the taper tantrum when yields shot up on talking about qe ending, but when qe actually ended, yields fell. if you look at it as the first step towards tightening, it isn't surprising to me that yields come off a little bit. jonathan: can you imagine a scenario where this continues, where the removal of qe will lead to lower yields? kathy: no, i think we put qe aside, frankly. at the margins, it will allow yields to ris

the part that says ms. jones is a terrible teacher, that might take it over the lone into school speech, but a single statement like that wouldn't in our view have the capacity to disrupt cool operations, if there was a continuing ongoing online campaign of virtual harassment or intense disparaging of mrs. jones that might be a different situation, but a single negative comment wouldn't qualify. >> dr. thomas? >> thank you, mr. chief justice. mr. stewart, should analyze the rules of a team as justice kavanaugh alluded to as opposed to the general rules that apply to the school population? is there a difference in how we should treat team members, versus just students? >> yes, i think there is. and if i could say something about justice cavanaugh said in the first part of the argument. some intuition that the punishment didn't fit the crime in that severe. the punishment fit the crime that b.l. was suspended from the cheerleading squad, but not the school. if it would have been school, this would have been unaccep

. >>> ms. joneshere's a look. ♪ when you've got a higher power ♪ ♪ coming every second, dancing every hour ♪ ♪ oh, yeah, you've got a higher power ♪ ♪ i want to know ♪ >> this is cool. anybody want to guess where the music video got its first stream >> where >> outer space. >> what? >> seriously so the band connected with a french esa astronaut, here he is, aboard the international space station, to release the video. >> so funny. >> great idea. of course, we can't wait until coldplay brings out their song "out of this world" performance to our own plaza they're coming next month. that is going to be a great show >>> finally, michael b. jordon the actor sat down with our pal willie geist for "sunday today." they talked about jordan's latest role in tom clancy's "without remorse" and how jordan doesn't like to use a stunt double >> when i watch you walk up to a burning car, that's you? that's michael b. jordan >> that's me, man. i'm an adrenaline junkie the burning car is, like, not too much you can r

the part that says ms. jones is a terrible teacher might take it over the line into school speech. a single statement would not have the capacity to disrupt school operations if there was a continuing, ongoing online campaign of virtual harassment or intense disparaging of misses jones, that might be a different situation, but a single negative comment would not qualify. justice thomas: mr. stewart, should we analyze the rules of a team, as justice kavanaugh alluded to, as opposed to the general rules that apply to the school population? is there a difference in how we should treat team members versus just students? >> yes, i think there is. if i could say something about a comment justice kavanaugh made in the first part of the argument, there is some sense of intuition people have that the punishment did not that the crime, in the since the suspension was very severe, but there is another sense in which the punishment did fit the crime. the person was suspended from the cheerleading squad, not from school. if the school had suspended her from school, that would have sent the mess

ms. swain: was he paid? professor jones: blair was not, and neither is curtis. but, by the time we are approaching the u.s. supreme court, these are men who are taking this case because the reputation called for it. i think it would be a mistake to characterize them as hired guns. there is a great deal of press -- prestige in arguing these cases. blair never meets the family. he takes the case in washington and argues it there. ms. swain: was it dred scott in the courtroom when this was argued? prof. jones: the scotts are in st. louis, in the formal custody of the court, the sheriff, and they are hired out and laboring, and their daughters are in hiding. >> who was sandford, and how did he get attached to the case? >> at this point, dr. emerson is deceased. ms. is emerson is tiring of the case -- tiring of litigation, and transfers title. the record is very clear, he that she -- very clear that she transfers title. john sanford is in new york. he is a businessman. but he has ties to st. louis. one of those ties, was by marriage. his earlier wife was now deceased

ms. stephens. mr. jones. mr. yarmouth. >> yarmouth is present. >> chairman scott. ranking member keller. >> present. >> mr. stefanik. >> stefanik present. >> mrs. miller-meeks. mr. owens. >> owens present. >> mr. good. >> good present. >> mr. kau thorn. mrs. steel. mrs. fox. chairwoman adams, that concludes the role call. >> thank you so much. let me also say any members who wish to insirte written statements into the record may do so by submitting them to the clerk electronically in microsoft word. i want to now introduce the witnesses. mrs. rebecca dixon is executive director of the national employment law project. as executive director, ms. dixon has worked to build and contribute to a strong workers' rights movement that dismantles structural racism, eliminates economic inequality and builds worker power. mr. paul decamp is a member of the firm epstein, becker and green. in 2006l÷hesz ÷ and 2007 mr. served as the administrator of the u.s. department of labor's wage and hour division and now frequently represents employers in complex wage and hour class and mass

ms. shirley jones and many more. with that being said, i am happy to say that i had a gift for service at an early age. in school, i attended bayview elementary and then went on and graduated from makateer high school. . i worked for 25 years in the public, private, and non-profit sectors in the city. i've been an administrator in many areas. i have provided an array of services in the department of housing and community development. i worked at mayor brown ice district liaison and housing liaison many years ago. i graduated with a master's degree last may. i have volunteered my time in the communities, connecting people with the covid pandemic, i have also been appointed as a san francisco housing authority commissioner. i am also in discussions to be a long-term care housing coordinator. i feel that all of my experiences have been working with diverse communities and populations. however, my work has included the advancement and uplifting of black people. thank you for your consideration. have a great afternoon. >>

ms. linderholm had her appointment with mr. jonesever. >> during that search of the rv garage where jones worked, police uncovered some curious items -- wigs, condoms, viagra, and a gas can. but they also find something else. >> in a trash can we found a box to a tracfone, and it h distinct coloring on it. >> through using that packaging, we were able to identify it was purchased at the walmart on north avenue in grand junction. so we contacted security there, and they were able to find us video footage of the person buying that phone. >> lo and behold, to our surprise, right there as clear as day, was lester ralph jones. >> when mr. jones is interviewed later, a second time and he was shown the video, he adamantly denied that was him. >> i have you on video buying a tracfone at walmart. >> no, sir. >> yes, sir. >> no, sir. >> we're asking you -- how did the tracfone get in your trash? how did that barcode relate to that number being purchased at walmart at that time? so, i mean, there's a chain of events that -- >> i can't answer th

jones. i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentlelady from massachusetts, ms. clark. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from massachusetts is recognized. ms. clark: thank you, mr. chairman. the covid-19 pandemic has brought with it a deadly public health emergency and economic crisis and a disturbing rise in anti-asian hate. unfortunately, discrimination against the aapi community is not new. from the chinese exclusion act to the inturnment of japanese -- internment of japanese americans, the u.s. has a long history of discrimination toward aapi immigrants and their descendents. this kind of xenophobia has led to outright violence. by passing this bill today, we are standing up for our neighbors and against discrimination. we take this vote during aapi heritage month, a time to acknowledge incredible contributions of this community and also the interconnection of the american story and our mutual security. i am proud to represent a large and vibrant aapi community in my district, and i have seen that community come together over the last year and join to help the

ms. jacobs: as the member designated by mr. mondaire jones, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. jones will vote yes on h.r. 2547. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. pfluger: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. crenshaw of texas, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. crenshaw will vote no on h.r. 2547. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that chairwoman johnson will vote yes on h.r. 2547. as the member designated by chairwoman zoe lofgren, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that chair lofgren will vote yes on h.r. 2547. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. garcia: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yes on h.r. 2547. the speake

jones. i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentlelady from massachusetts, ms. clark. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from massachusetts is recognized. ms. clark: thank you, mr. chairman. the covid-19 pandemic has brought with it a deadly public health emergency and economic crisis and a disturbing rise in anti-asian hate. unfortunately, discrimination against the aapi community is not new. from the chinese exclusion act to the inturnment of japanese -- internment of japanese americans, the u.s. has a long history of discrimination toward aapi immigrants and their descendents. this kind of xenophobia has led to outright violence. by passing this bill today, we are standing up for our neighbors and against discrimination. we take this vote during aapi heritage month, a time to acknowledge incredible contributions of this community and also the interconnection of the american story and our mutual security. i am proud to represent a large and vibrant aapi community in my district, and i have seen that community come together over the last year and join to help the