ms. peters so she would haven't to move. we revised the plans and we did and went to great lengths to revise the plans and submit them on time, which we could not. [please stand by] >> yes. sorry. sometimes i think what ms. miss does what people miss here is that if lawyers come up with an agreement with the two lawyers, ms. miss peters will withdraw the appeal, and there will be no need for the hearing. i don't know if you understand that are not. >> i do. >> i thought you were missing that point. >> this is going to go to the rent board anyway. they both have attorneys. the temporary eviction notice will come through, attorneys will review it to, and they will go from there. i think it is now beyond the purview of this board. >> good point. >> is there a motion? >> i will agree with it. >> all right. >> i am going to move to deny the appeal on the basis that the permit was properly issued. >> okay. we have a motion to deny the appeal and uphold the permit on the basis it was properly issued on that motion, commissioner laz

ms. peters? >> is your microphone on? >> no. it is not. thank you. thank you so much members of the committee for permitting me to testify today. i have accepted a district court clerkship for year 2020. i as someone who will be governed in the future by the procedures decided by this committee. as a student i would benefit from the reforms offed today. i strongly support cannon 3b 4 which says quote the judges should neither engage in or tolerate harassment, abusive behavior or retaliation. this reasonably interpreted standard is protective of judicial moiees and i recommend it be preserved in the final rules. however, i also recommend that the standard be viewed from the perspective of a reasonable employee in the presence of a judicial employees. adopting such a standard would have several benefits, first it would account for the power dynamics between judges and people in a subordinate position. second it would have the further beneficial effect of judging behaviors. failing to formally account for the position of a reasonable victim could have t

ms. brownley, mr. cardenas, mr. cook, mr. huffman, mr. lamalfa, mr. lowenthal, mr. peters, mr. ruiz, mr. swalwell, mr. takano, . vargas, mr. aguilar, mr. desauliner, mr. lieu, ms. torres, ms. barragan, mr. carbajal, mr. correa, mr. khanna, mr. panetta, mr. gomez, mr. sneros, mr. cox, harder, ms. hill, ms. porter, mr. rouda. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> nancy pelosi getting 220 votes to return as speaker of the house and speaker for the 1/16 congress. molly reynolds, senior fellow with the brookings institution. the will announce her presence momentarily with a big california delegation. what happens next, in terms of what we hear from speaker elect pelosi and legislatively? thing that happens is we will see the minority leader, kevin mccarthy, make some brief introductory remarks. we then we'll see don young of alaska, the longest serving member, swear in pelosi. -- pelosi wille make remarks to the house before by don young. she then will swear in the rest of the members. by don young. then we also expect to see the adoption of opening day for the new congress, thin

ms. murkowski, mr. murphy, mrs. murray, mr. paul, mr. perdue, mr. peters, mr. coordinateman. mr. reed, mr. risch, mr. roberts, mr. romney, mrs. rosen, mrs. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders, mr. sasse, mr. schumer mr. scott, mrs. shaheen, mr. shelby, ms. cinema, mr. smith, ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan mr. chester, mr. mr. mr. toomey, mr. you doll, mr. van hollen, mr. warner, ms. warren, mr. white house, mr. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. young -- >> mr. pence: senate will be in order. a quorum is present under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved and the senate will be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak their -- for up to ten minutes each. t >> sen. mcconnell: i ask if we. >> the presiding officer: with s-res. 1. >> informing the president of the united states that a quorum of each house is assembled. >> is there an objection to the measure? >> the senate will. >> the presiding officer: to the measure. >> the resolution be agreed to, and laid upon there the table with no intervening action or debate. >> without objection.

ms. brownley, mr. cardenas, mr. cook, mr. huffman, mr. lamalfa, mr. lowenthal, mr. peters, mr. ruiz, mr. swalwell, mr. takano, . vargas, mr. aguilar, mr. desauliner, mr. lieu, ms. torres, ms. barragan, mr. carbajal, mr. correa, mr. khanna, mr. panetta, mr. gomez, mr. sneros, mr. cox, harder, ms. hill, ms. porter, mr. rouda. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> madam clerk, the speaker-elect, nancy pelosi of the state of california. mr. mccarthy:. embers, take your seats. mr. mccarthy: the house will be in order. colleagues, friends and fellow americans, it is an honor to serve with you and to welcome you to the first day of the 116th united states house of representatives. we are here in this chamber because the faith of your neighbors and support of your family. we are here today to represent the voice and the vote of 325 million americans. now i would like everyone to pause. i want you to reflect on this fact. in the last 230 years dating back to the founding of our republic, fewer than 11,000 americans had the privilege to stand here as a member of the house, just as you

speakers include peter singer and ms are booking -- emerson booking co-author. the center on communication leadership and policy hosted this 90 minute event. this is a partnership of three organizations. that diplomacy council, public diplomacy association of america, and university of southern california annenberg >> this is a partnership of three organizations. that diplomacy council, public diplomacy association of america, and university of southern california annenberg center for communication, leadership and policy. our program today is quite timely. it is on both the new york times and the washington post on the first page. -- on the front page. always a topic which gets attention. we are grateful to our two speakers today, who are joining us to address this from a base of years of research on this. before it became front-page news, they were already working on it. our two speakers are peter singer, he is senior fellow at new america foundation. the author of multiple award-winning books. he was described by the wall a futurist andas national security env

speakers include peter singer and ms are

ms. brownley, mr. cardenas, mr. cook, mr. huffman, mr. lamalfa, mr. lowenthal, mr. peters, mr. ruiz, mr. swalwell, mr. takano, . vargas, mr. aguilar, mr. desauliner, mr. lieu, ms. torres, ms. barragan, mr. carbajal, mr. correa, mr. khanna, mr. panetta, mr. gomez, mr. sneros, mr. cox, harder, ms. hill, ms. porter, mr. rouda. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> nancy pelosi getting 220 votes to return as the speaker of the house. our guest today is molly reynolds. the sergeant at arms will announce her presence momentarily escorted by a big california delegation. what's ahead for the house today? thatr: the next thing happens is we will see the minority leader, kevin mccarthy, make some introductory remarks. then we will see don young of alaska, the dean of the house, the longest-serving member introduce nancy pelosi and then we will see nancy pelosi make remarks to the house before she is sworn in. once she is sworn in, she will swear in the rest of the members. expect to see the adoption of the opening day rules package. that's on things related to the budget and other thi

peter, mr. ruiz, mr. swalwell, mrmr. mrmr. ing a -- mr. agular, mr. gomez, mr. cox, ms. hill, mr. levin, ms. porter, mr. ruda. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >>> in -- this is the moment, the this is the first person in this decade to return to the speakership in the house of representatives, nancy pelosi in her bright raspberry dress today. happy new year to both of you ladies. dana, i can still see scenes of you and now speaker plelosi eating ice cream in her old haunt in little italy in baltimore when you did that incredibly compelling interview with her. what does this moment feel like for her? >> reporter: well, it's vindication. it's a reminder that being confident and being strong as a woman is not necessarily a bad thing and not a negative. it is, you know, the fact that you can persevere over an onslaught of negative attacks, which is certainly something that she has had to deal with, mostly from republicans over the -- >> and will continue to. >> exactly. but being used as a club against her rank and file democrats in ad after ad after ad, some o

peter handscomb top scored with 73. there were half centuries for guzman and march. india tried to stay in the contest. it was a landmark day for ms reached 254—9, allowing australia to take a 1—0 series lead. that is all the spot for now. time for the weather. the we're back into milder air this weekend. the mild conditions continue throughout, tempered somewhat by windy conditions. a bit more in the way of rain around. it is subzero from many as we go through saturday afternoon, thanks to northerly winds in europe. we are one of the milder spots across europe, with temperatures in double figures this afternoon. early rain across southern counties at lunchtime will clear. it stays damper northern and western parts of scotland, more persistent rain in the highlands later on, and the odd shower elsewhere in the west. parts of eastern scotland, eastern england will be sheltered. temperatures in the double figures for just about all. we stay with that mild run of wind into tonight. further spots of rain will move south across the country. the wettest weather in the north and west. temperatures don't really drop away. 8—11dc as we sta

peter handscomb topscored with 73 off 61 balls as the aussies made 288 for five off their 50 overs. and india were restricted to 254 for nine. mss. the second of the three match series is in adelaide on tuesday. andy murray's long—time rival rafael nadal says the briton‘s impending retirement was a decision he had to take because he is "suffering". murray made an emotional admission on friday that the forthcoming australian open could be his last tournament after struggling with a hip injury for the past 18 months. murray hopes to play on until wimbledon in june, a tournament where he won two of his three grand slams, but says he isn't sure he can play with the pain for that long. and the tributs have been pouring in from his long—term rivals, including the world number one, novak djokovic. he is a great champion, he's a friend of mine that i grew up with, ever since we were 11, 12 years old, we have known each other, and we've been rivals and played some epic matches all over the world so, you know, it's kind of sad to know that he might play his last australian open, but i do wish him all the best. i know he's father of two c

instead, we're sacrificing investigations against ms-13, which he has claimed is a huge threat, because of his own ego. >> but if mitch mcconnell is now, as peter baker said, ready to bring to the floor a bill that puts it all off to february 8th, not that that's a long time away, right, that's only a couple weeks, but if -- if he's ready to do that, that tells me that mcconnell's view of this situation has shifted now and he's probably hearing from republican senators who are saying, look, this thing has got to end. >> right. because they used to watch the news and have a conscience. unclear if they still do. frank figliuzzi, i want to ask you a question. i'm not a conspiracy theorist, yet. i wonder if you think shoutting down the government, having the fbi investigations, prosecutors, inability to get anything in front of a grand jury, the ability to function, if you think it isn't just a sad casualty but maybe something donald trump isn't really bothered by. >> gosh, i, you know, if it weren't for this president, i'd say let's not engage in conspiracy theories but nothing surprises me anymore, nicolle. there's been much discussion about even