did you sign an nda. >> stephen: no, but i'm not going to say anything. i watched the entire beatles get back that peter jackson cut this weekend. lordy have mercy, i want tot watch it with a musician. it's so beautiful, intimate. a, i love the beatles. b, i love process, watching how things get made. c, i love how it makes these great artists so complexly and messily human with each other. >> mmm. >> stephen: and how much they love each other. it's going to rewrite how the beatles -- do you know billy preston wasn't supposed to be og away. >> jon: wait, wait, what? >> stephen: what? bilipreston wasn't even supposed to be on the album. he was stopping by because he was a friend of george harrisons. he just walks in and they were, like, hey, we were talking about we need piano but we're doing it live so we can't do overdub, we need piano, could you play? he said, sure. lots of smoking there. they said, great, you're in the band. could you be here the rest of the month working with us? he goes, like that, and he changes the entire atmosphere of the band. he

now, a new law in california aims to re—tip the balance away from companies using ndas to silence employeesst month and it essentially dilutes the power of ndas. workers will have more protections to bring up things like harassment and discrimination. it's a huge win for whistle—blowers. cher scarlett used to work at apple. she filed complaints against the company about equal pay and then aired some of her grievances publicly. when we work at these huge companies that have, you know, not only, you know, big, huge external law firms but they also have lawyers in house, that's very intimidating, you know? i go in, you know, seek a lawyer and i'm looking up and it's like $500 an hour. like, that's, you know, like five times what i make. there's no way i can afford it and i certainly don't understand all this legal jargon, so most people just give up. like, it's very intimidating and scary. she believes the new law is a game changer. i think that more people will start speaking out because of this, because there will be that plain language there that says you're allowed to talk about these thin

. >> lawmakers move on to the next big items on their agenda, starting with the nda. essence of our effort is to deter. countries from thinking that a military response would prevail in the face of the united states. >> rhode island democratic senator jack reed said there's plenty of bipartisan support for the defense bill. we're looking at. the dimensions warfare expanding into space into cyber senate democratic leader chuck schumer says republicans and democrats want to add a new manufacturing proposal to the nda relieve our overburdened supply chains. >> including ensuring a steady, steady supply of domestic made semiconductor chip so vital to our economy. but some republicans like missouri senator roy blunt worry about the final price of the defense bill. we need to get realistic about what has to be in the bill and then we have to get realistic about the top line numbers and move forward. democrats have not forgotten about the president's social spending plan and say they will work to get the build back better act passed. we aim to pass it before christmas. but s

the other piece of this is the nda. the pentagon funding authorization which is hugelyza popular, always bipartisan 770 billion-dollar bill to fund the pentagon passed the house in september with overwhelming support. charles schumer the senate majority leader supports a car but wants to bring it to the floor but because it's going to take up some time is going to be an amendment to the whole on the senate. he does not want to occupy this huge chunk of floor time if build back better is going to come over. if he's got to do government funding. if he has got to do debt ceiling. now he's going this week to try to do the pentagon spending bill while he waits for the house to pass build back better. he has a window of time and he is going to try to do pentagon spending this week. why they can do it by the end of the week remains to be seen bro. >> just a couple things for a congressional reporter to cover are you saying? >> yes. >> anaheim republican good morning. >> caller: good morning. might you answer my question earlie

now, a new law in california aims to re—tip the balance away from companies using nda's to silence employeesh and it essentially dilutes the power of nda's. workers will have more protection to bring up have more protection to bring up things like harassment and discrimination. it is a huge win for whistleblowers. cher scarlett used to work at apple, she filed complaints about equal pay and then add some of her grievances publicly.- her grievances publicly. when we work at — her grievances publicly. when we work at these _ her grievances publicly. when we work at these huge - her grievances publicly. when - we work at these huge companies that have, you know, not only big huge external law firms but they also have lawyers in house, that is very intimidating, you know. i go and seek a lawyer and i'm looking up and it's like $500 an hour. you know? that is five times what i make. there is no way what they can afford it and i certainly don't understand all this legaljargon, so most people just give all this legaljargon, so most peoplejust give up. all this legaljargon, so most people just give

how will we get that done if we are not able to get the nda over the finish line? i am calling on leader schumer to set aside for time instead of doing all of these low-level nominations, let's make sure our federal government is providing the authority necessary for our military, our men and women in uniform to attacked our nation. >> today we have an important election in virginia. i am very hopeful when youngkin race. what they are going to merge my is american republicans are fed up with the biden agenda. set up with open borders, set up with amnesty, fed up with school teaching critical race theory, built afghanistan withdrawal, fed up with high gas prices and food prices, defendant police. i think this will be the first of many elections for the american public will say we are sick and tired of the biden agenda. [inaudible] obviously there would probably have to be changes so what will it take to try -- [inaudible] >> i think we all know there are two democratic senators who will be able to write this bill. joe manchin and kyrsten sinema will determine what t

silence no more act passed into california law last month and it essentially dilutes the power of ndasblowers. cher used to work at apple. she filed complaints with the company about equal pay and then aired some of her grievances publicly —— cher scarlett. grievances publicly -- cher scarlett-— grievances publicly -- cher scarlett. ~ ., ~ ., , scarlett. when we work at these hu . e scarlett. when we work at these huge companies _ scarlett. when we work at these huge companies that _ scarlett. when we work at these huge companies that have - scarlett. when we work at these huge companies that have not i huge companies that have not only big, huge external law firms but they also have lawyers in—house, is very intimidating stop you know, i go and seek a lawyer and i am looking up and it is like $500 an hour. that is five times what i make. there is no way i can afford it, and i certainly don't understand all this legal jargon, so most peoplejust give up. it is very intimidating and scary. she believes the _ intimidating and scary. she believes the new _ intimidating and scary. she belie

the game-erwinn a nda champion shipfor the spirit as they deatfe chico ag1,2- first- evertie tlfor thehe. in t hebig game in stanrdfo, thcae rdalin trailingth e golden arbes 14-0 during hatime. >>he big varilr y. thk u.yo >>micong up, how the kloaand [laughing anind talkg] at kaiser rmanpeente, your entire car ie teams nneccoted, so eveutn a roinappoe intment ca yn saveoulifer . an d i see you'refo due r mamma ogram. should we leschedu i a len ader ithe prevention, rly eadeteion ctand treatmentc ofanr. >>> finallzoy, okpeeers often us e unueiq ways to enrich e th anal s. video edpost to so cialmedia from t heoakland o zoshows e on ofts i edhood vultures ngtaki aon treat puzz. le it is somethintyg pillcay used cats and dogs. t the clerev bird s waable to fireit out in no meti. in ruretn, of course, got a snk.ac so scipeal treats. e cool. i thought you wod ulhave some hoodedlt vuurfae x r fous. pt caiongni sponsored bcby s >>ge sarntto: night, verdict llfaout. prtsotes i snevaler ctiies following the acquittal of kyle enritthoe.us >> we, the jury, find the defendant, kh.yle rteitnhouse,

live look outside this morning from our exclusive sales force tower camera, good morning from the >>nda starrantin y november 22n we wilok at ing. adbeautiweendid. it was so nice. that sunshine, we will keep it going as we start a new work week for some of us. we are looking at sunshine and mild temperatures as we start our monday. you see clear skies this morning and our temperatures in the 40s and 50s, even down to the 30s, a chilly start. grab that coat if you are heading out the door. 39 in santa rosa, low 40s concord as well as for liver more, 51 oakland, 52 san francisco, mid 40s in san jose. let's take you through the day and what you can expect with our daytime highs. looking at the sunshine, 66 along the coast in pacifica, 70 oakland, 72 red wood city inland locations, 67 concord and 68 for the napa valley. you see as we take you hour by hour on futurecast all the sunshine. it should be a very pleasant day. let's check with gianna and what to expect as we kick off a new work week. >>> you used the word pleasant, same here. i love delivering good news. i don't get do that often.

. >> lawmakers move on to the next big items on their agenda, starting with the nda. a whole essence of our effort is to deter. countries from thinking that a military response would prevail in the face of the united states. >> rhode island democratic senator jack reed said there is plenty of bipartisan support for the defense bill. we're looking at. the dimensions of warfare expanding into space into cyber senate democratic leader chuck schumer says republicans and democrats want to add a new manufacturing proposal to the nda. it will relieve our overburdened supply chains. >> including ensuring a steady, steady supply of domestic made semiconductor chip so vital to our economy. but some republicans like missouri senator roy blunt worry about the final price of the defense bill. we need to get realistic about what has to be in the bill and then we have to get realistic about the top line numbers and move forward. democrats have not forgotten about the president's social spending plan and say they will work to get the bill back better act passed. we aim to pass it bef

sorting this out, they should not have taken a year to realize they would not be silenced through an ndas on to say it's an encouring start, but he also calls for change of leadership of the club. ♪ laura: poland has accused belarus of trying to trigger a major provocation on the border. video shows hundreds of people near a barbed wire fence, with some attempting to force through. in response, the government ordered 12,000 troops to patrol the border. e eu says belarus wants revenge for the sanctions against it because of human rights violations. bbc reports from warsaw. reporter: rush-hour this morning in western belarus, and they were only heading one way, tords the european union. accused of directing this surge of human traffic, president lukashenko's regime which has weomed thousands of migrants is now pointing the way to the border with poland. at that border, this was the welcoming committee. the site and mht've a polish military helicopter was intended to turn them back, it did not work, neither did the teargas. and soon, they were trying to prize their way through to the goal,

. >> lawmakers move on to the next big items on their agenda, starting with the nda. a whole essence of our effort is to deter. countries from thinking that a military response would prevail in the face of the united states. >> rhode island democratic senator jack reed said there's plenty of bipartisan support for the defense bill. we're looking at. >> the dimensions warfare expanding into space into cyber senate democratic leader chuck schumer says republicans and democrats want to add a new manufacturing proposal to the nda relieve our overburdened supply chains. >> including ensuring a steady, steady supply of domestic made semiconductor chip so vital to our economy. but some republicans like missouri senator roy blunt worry about the final price of the defense bill. we need to get realistic about what has to be in the bill and then we have to get realistic about the top line numbers and move forward. democrats have noh forgotten about the president's social spending plan and say they will work to get the bill back better act passed. we aim to pass it before christ

. >> lawmakers move on to the next big items on their agenda, starting with the nda.hole essence of our effort is to deter. countries from thinking that a military response would prevail in the face of the united states. >> rhode island democratic senator jack reed said there is plenty of bipartisan support for the defense bill. we're looking at. the dimensions of warfare expanding into space into cyber senate democratic leader chuck schumer says republicans and democrats want to add a new manufacturing proposal to the nda relieve our overburdened supply chains. >> including ensuring a steady, steady supply of domestic made semiconductor chip so vital to our economy. but some republicans like missouri senator roy blunt worry about the final price of the defense bill. we need to get realistic about what has to be in the bill and then we have to get realistic about the top line numbers and move forward. democrats have not forgotten about the president's social spending plan and say they will work to get the bill back better act passed. we aim to pass it before christmas

crdemoathos pe to sunday a final -- se nda final bill to the prenesidt'des tective by chstrimas. th>>> e t firstime the ryju in the elizabeth holm esiatrl hed arfrom the former ceo herself. shdie d not testify as a witness. e prutosecors aypled audio re coinrdgs from for tune magazine writer who is on the stand. ey were taken ngduri an rvinteiew that became a 2014 cover storiny, clinudg her msclai thatvideces could into 1,do 000 blood tests and the witht on a third-f itrk rty analysis i>>n sel veraof the investors e ad the article of fortune. this eswitns isecg hointhe testimonaty th the jury has beenea hring the last11 weeks. 'sit vener a good day worheni own voice in -- your own voice criminates u.yo >> he d citejoliurnast ic privilunege der e thfirst amenendmt. >>> comip ng uon kpix5 and st reinamg in the area, we know how muchmo rethe thgianksvi ng piece llwi cost you ythisea r. >>thand oundsas of santa clar uncoty water custeroms e ar facing fines if they don't meet consertivaon goals. >>an d we looking outside of sfl before heading to break. a eaclr sky this mngorni. wel 'l

i invest in inveq,sco qq nda fu that gives me access to the n10asdaq-0 vainnotions, ke li real time cgi't rry woi got it! be come an agent innofovation nvwith ies co qqqon] yeah.... oh don''t rry woi got it! -g re patarty, carlen e.you must havble own your budg. -n otxa ectly. h-youavgre eat name-bra nd snksac, tons of me.at.. an d erwhe did you ge t this impord techeese? -h! ellogrerocy outlet, ba rgairkn maet. -♪ groceutry ole t bargain market ♪ it-wh this holid ay setot bust your wt,alle yo urei nghborhood gry ocerouettl is theti desnaonti fosar vings of 40 7to0 petrcen on your wholale me wieath dlsik le 14 dollars oouff yr rktuey. >>> oakland has big plans to relivitazend a improve ac cess to the watert.fron >> i got an infusion of cash to tu osthe plans toin real ity. andria borba is live in jack london resqua with the details. >> reerport: oakland has had a pl fanor some timeto primove ac cessto areas keli jack london squ are,and the stva watentrfro eyth have rehe on e san francisco bay. they just havet nohad the cash toe makit haenpp. y,toda a multi-miiolln-dollar fe del ragrant

and you know, to be honest, that's before i was even nominated, benefitted a lot from what was in the ndae of those things, matt, was the jcpo, the joint cyber planning office. and the idea behind this is really bringing people together from the government and from the private sector to plan proactively against major threats to the nation. but if you actually look at the legislation, it's much more than planning. it's creating a common operating picture. it's planning, it's exercising and implementing cyber defense plans. and so, when i came on board, you know, being a retired military officers and somebody who has done a lot of planning in my life. i just thought this was a fabulous opportunity to do something early on, to really be that signal on both. we're going to be proactive not reactive. >> right. >> and we're going to be that agency that's not another lumbering government bureaucracy, but something much more akin to the private sector, this idea of a public, private collaborative. so i pointed to unique things and people also ask, well, how is this different? so, it's the only fe

the nda a has been passed over 60 years in a row authorized as funding for military it is a must-haven so it is amendment to the bill and it does have a path forward and now shirley our president will sign off on it as well. steve: is everyone here involved in this ready to get to the bottom of this? we have been focusing on that and if all goes as planned in terms of the votes at the end of this year and the president signing the legislation when can we expect to have actual hearings and witnesses and documents? when will that be quick. >> it will be months not weeks the republicans will appoint five the democrats will appoint five hopefully they will be all a political and then to take the deep dive there is a lot of information that needs to be declassified and they have the power to subpoena that so important we need to get people in front of a grand jury style investigation to figure out exactly what they knew and looking at the dna sequences real find someone buried in eagle health lab system. steve: this is the most encouraging news all year on the whole question of getting to

so it's my pleasure to introduce governor hutchinson to discuss his nda chair's initiative and how computer science can provide a good job for every state and territory in the future. let's give a hand to professor asa hutchinson. [ applause ] >> thank you, bill, and thank you, everybody, for joining me today to announce and to go through some of the aspects of this initiative. bill mcbride is doing a great job as executive director of the nga. we're really accomplishing more than imaginable, even coming out of a pandemic. my background, as many of you know, i served as united states attorney during the reagan administration. i was the youngest in the nation at that time. i served in the united states congress. i was in the bush administration as head of the dea, and after 9/11 i went over to homeland security as undersecretary, and in all of those positions, i sought out bipartisan solutions, and i worked with those across the aisle to accomplish good things for my constituents and for americans to accomplish our responsibility. that's really important as governor and part of the governor'

we are working with our senate partners to get it in the senate vrgs of the nda as well. hope is that we can get it into the defense budget. if we can, then we can rapidly get it approved and go through the process of citing it on the national mall and getting it designed and constructed. if we are not able to do that, then we have to go back to our stand alone legislation and go through the hearing process. obviously, our preference is that we get it through the nda process, the defense budget, because time is important here. i think one of the things we learned from the vietnam memorial is how powerful it is to build a moemplial when the veterans are still around to visit that memorial, instead of it with aing 50, 60, 70 years to build a memorial like we did with many others. having that place in our nation's most sacred national mall for our veterans to bring their families, their kids, their grandkids, the gold star families of our fallen and to tell stories and reflect and remember, is a really unique opportunity for our country to do something important here. >> as

beetrelaving and, you know's, it wrdei because fferent plac- es -so pmelaces dndi't even knowt thaweer we in ndan. i>> went to wic, hitaani d was talking toeb somod ay,nd i was li, t'"is cr tazy,he whole paicndem." and he saiwhd, "at's that?" d i said, "ilit's ke w ahole thing." d he said, "oget !ut t!" hed tolme to get. so ppleoe don't evenw kno what'sng goi o an,nd some do. ev ienn californiaey, th're geinttg back to itwl sloy. buast a person th tathrives off of beingun arod oppele and crdsow, it's just tgoodo ese faces, it's tgoodo e sethat en.ergyan d hoi pe we're get ctinglorse back te o thwa oysf norm. ouof crs se,afety first, but this juselt fes odgo. >> stephenu : yogotht e kids faatscinedwe, got the pills ngcomi. , i understaound y got-- u've been inrvteiewing peopl uryoself. es>> y. >>te sphen: you'ven bee dabblin ng ithine terview game yolfurse othn e show "hart to rt" on peacock. anund i detarsnd you offer people a d.rink io. d >> ste: phenani d want tedokn owf iyou would lineke o? i understaound y'ra e fan of tequila. >> you have iltequa r fome ( bell rin.gs ) >> stephenli: a tt ile

if you were in that school district had you to sign nda to see what the curriculum was.re and he wanted to speak up. they ignored that and what's the answer with this biden administration? that it's your fault. just like what msnbc said. everything is our fault. government greater control. this is what has gone wrong. they cannot use these instruments against american citizens and especially against parents. tomorrow we will roll out a parent's bill of rights from the republican members of congress. we are going to stand up for parents. they have a right to know what's being taught in schools where money is being spent. they do not have the government have a right to spy on parents because they care about their children. >> jesse: we need to really ramp up whatever oversight powers you guys have. i know you are in the minority right now. but you have got a supply chain crisis. you have domestic terror targeting at justice. you have an open border. the secretary has no clue. shows up at the hearing has no clue what's going on. job no clue. there is problems everywhere. wh

areas at arizona and he is the franchise all-time leader in nda carolinaas din ariza territory again anderson for 6-4 and a productive seven snaps for cam newton and the panthers one big 34-10 and the cardinals sell to 8-2. >> mac jones and the patriots won four straight hosting the browns today and i want you to watch this catch. the former 49er kendrick born between two defenders went up and got it and one of joneses three touchdown passes and took the cameraman to the end zone. new england beat cleveland 45- 7. does anybody have mason rudolph on their fantasy team. the steelers had them run the offense and tied with the lions at 16 in overtime and he drove in the field grow -- goal range and ryan, look what he kicked not nearly as much. same score 15 seconds left in overtime and the steelers needed a few more yards to get a field goal and both out and pat fryer moves fumbled in the lions took over and that is how the game ended with a 16-16 tie in the lions record 0-8-1 this season. the 49ers after a walk-through practice today have the rest of the day to watch games and also more

director of cisa to work in partnership [no audio] which is leveraging those authorities and last year's nda a. this will improve the rich management style and allow them to better defend government and private networks and share information on cyber threats. i also want to highlight some recent remarks the director made which i strongly agree with, the need to move from information sharing to information enabling stuff i couldn't agree more. the discussions in congress over the past decade as centigram information sharing which is important but we also need to ensure the information being shared with the private sector is actionable and it meets the needs of diverse sets of staples instead of a one-size-fits-all roach. there must be a high proposition for partnership. i look forward to continuing to maximize the effect of this of these programs and understand what gaps need to be solved. going forward, there are other things we need to consider. we are not going to be able to cover them all today but it can't be done without a professional cybersecurity work force and a professional organiz

a month, we have the debt ceiling and that needs to be raised in less than a month, and we have the nda, the national defense authorization act that needs to be re-upset for the next year by the end of this year. that is all on top of the build back better act, which of course is that human infrastructure, things like childcare, paid family leave, provisions related to the environments. and to do this kind of legislation you really need to have all the democrats on the same page, something that really happens up here. you mention those two names joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, those folks are going to be pivotable to what's happening here, the christmas bear break starting december 13th, you realizing there's not a whole lot of time. here's what representative job all told us about negotiations with the democratic party. >> we work this out on our own, the president of course helped. this is really important to our discussion, but really this was about can we look each other in the eye and start to reestablish trust. because, that is going to be essential for everything else we need to

concerns about confidentiality agreements and nda's can be addressed without taking away the positive advantages that arbitration can provide, thank you. >> thank you, ms. newton you are recognized for five minutes. can you turn on your mic? >> this is my first time. chairman nadler, ranking member jordan and distinguished member of the judiciary committee, thank you for inviting me here today it is an immense honor i'm joined by my father, mother, two of my brothers seated behind me. before i begin i want to state that my remarks reflect my personal and have not been made in any professional capacity prior testify under subpoena issued to me by this committee. while at my professional and academic profile may not fit the image of someone rendered powerless and treated inhumanely through forced arbitration, none of my achievements have protected me from that years of intense retaliation, dehumanization and degradation to which my employer has injected me in december 2014 i was offered the position of director of litigation counsel for the american affiliate the french conglomerate i w

i didn't ask about the nda. asked if at that point -- >> sorry. >> you were briefed on the details of the shooting. >> the details were in the public domain when the corporation counsel briefed the aldermen. >> so in february and march, the city reached out proactively -- please, chairman, can i finish a few questions here? >> i don't know about a few questions. but this has been explored, and it's now almost two minutes over. i'll give you another minute. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll submit questions for the record so you can address these things. but i think that in this time of national reckoning with the challenge of black lives matter, when aldermen and state representatives and state senators say this was an issue, that there was close cooperation during your time as mayor between the mayor's office to essentially discourage the release of information and to not develop significant reforms, which i know that you have a story to tell about the reforms and i'll submit questions to the record so you can t

an nda is a standard practice at that time, and also the public information, as you know, when the cityunsel is asked to work with the family and come up with the resources for the compensation, all the members of the city council heard that and it passed 50 to zero. so that was the kind of description that was in the public domain when it was voted on. >> yes, of course i didn't ask about the nda. i asked if at that point -- >> i'm sorry. >> -- you were briefed on the details of the shooting. >> the details were in the public domain when the corporation counsel briefed the aldermen. >> so in february and march, the city reached out proactively. chairman, can i finish a few questions here? >> i don't know about a few questions. but this has been explored, and it's now almost two minutes over, so i'll give you another minute. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll submit questions for the record so that you can address these things. but i think that in this time of national reckoning with the challenge of black lives matter, when aldermen and state representatives and state senators say this w

so nowadays since the reform that we adopted as a city that no longer uses delays the nda and vehicle miles traveled, the analysis might be different but essentially i think the sidelines would have similar almost as similar benefits as the center but would rely on more parking removal and perhaps right turn lanes such as what we documented in the original eir and if we didn't have all those features and benefits would not be quite as great perhaps although the baseline conditions have also changed as commissioner chan mentioned with the lower traffic and post covid conditions. >> president: presumably silaneshave the same problem, you're seeing recurring lanes where cars parking them . >> those are the natural restrictions of the silane but perhapscan be combined with other treatments , turning pockets and whatnot but those also sometimes compete so that's why the block by block design will be very helpful . >> president: let's open this item forpublic comment . >> clerk: hello caller. >> can you hear me now. so to follow up on some of chair mandelman's comments, this is crt, it's a

it should not have taken the rest of the club a year to realise i would not be silenced through an ndae stands, watching newcastle earn a crucial point at brighton at the weekend. he sat next to the clubs new co—owner amanda staveley. they are 19th in the table, five points from safety after 11 games. arsenal's emile smith rowe has been called up to the senior england men's squad for the first time — as marcus rashford, james ward—prowse, mason mount and luke shaw pulled out with injury and illness. smith rowe was due to join the under 21's squad, but has now met the rest of the squad at st george's park, as gareth southgate's men begin preparations for their world cup qualifiers against albania and san marino. all the foster will be here at 6.30 fred sports the. —— for sportsday. the health secretary has announced an independent investigation into the case of a hospital electrician who accessed mortuaries and sexually abused around 100 bodies. david fullerfrom east sussex is currently awaiting sentencing for the offences, as well as the murders of wendy knell and caroline pierce in 19

. >> to senator markey's point there was the repeal of the nda authority at what point would you take >> if we saw they were not meeting our expectations on a consistent basis, or if we saw anything in the safety management system not making the necessary cultural or transparency improvements , then we would go down that path at some point. >> we will have our own report of what we have been don't told by whistleblowers it's clear the process has changed with collaboration and solving problems has now changed with the faa not even and asking those unit members to produce documentation about testing does that comply? yes or no? we have to build a workforce there are early warning systems when something is wrong and you have to back them up. i don't see the workforce and improvement at the seattle office that you are describing we are a total of 52 people 32 of which are engineers. i don't think that has changed much. so since the accident have you improved the seattle oversight office? >> i will get you the current numbers. we have increased our resources. and i know because we have sa

so nowadays since the reform that we adopted as a city that no longer uses delays the nda and vehicle miles traveled, the analysis might be different but essentially i think the sidelines would have similar almost as similar benefits as the center but would rely on more parking removal and perhaps right turn lanes such as what we documented in the original eir and if we didn't have all those features and benefits would not be quite as great perhaps although the baseline conditions have also changed as commissioner chan mentioned with the lower traffic and post covid conditions. >> president: presumably silaneshave the same problem, you're seeing recurring lanes where cars parking them . >> those are the natural restrictions of the silane but perhapscan be combined with other treatments , turning pockets and whatnot but those also sometimes compete so that's why the block by block design will be very helpful . >> president: let's open this item forpublic comment . >> clerk: hello caller. >> can you hear me now. so to follow up on some of chair mandelman's comments, this is crt, it's a

parents for wanting to see what's happening in the school district loudoun county making parents sign ndasemantics game when it comes to crt. no, it may not be exactly what is taught on the college level, but the tenets of crt are being taught. the books that they do use for crt are being used in the classroom, guys. steve: that's right. and speaking of the classroom, there was a woman who has gone viral over the weekend. she talked about how she learned what her child was learning in school in 2020 and decided to take that child out of the loudoun county schools. here's the woman. watch this. >> specifically moved into due to the swift and uncompromising political agenda of superintendents williams, ziegler and the school board that have forced upon us. first, it was in early spring of 2020 when my 6-year-old somberly came to me and ask me if she was born evil because she was a white person, something she learned in history lesson at school. then you kept the schools closed for a year and a half despite the science indicating it was safe for kids to return. steve: as the parent last thin

the first time that i can remember, i have hope this might happen —— would not be silenced through a nda breath and prepare for the select committee hearing next tuesday. i am free to speak openly and will continue to do so. i will continue to campaign for equality and respect falling quickly and to ensure that the game i love is one where everyone is welcome. that statement from azeem rafiq, the former yorkshire cricket club cricketer. the united states has reopened its borders to fully vaccinated travellers from dozens of countries, including the uk, for the first time since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. ministers here, say the resumption of flights to the us, is �*momentous'. our transport correspondent, caroline davies, is at heathrow for us this afternoon....... well, there's been excitement, balloons and flag—waving, at least by the airlines here at heathrow. this is a major part of the puzzle for international travel. piece by piece, the world has started to reopen again, and the us route to the uk is a major long—haul destination, and this is the first time it's mean