last year the nra approved a plan to dilute and discharge the treated water into the ocean. the government says the level of tritium will be lowered to one-seventh of the world health organization's standards for drinking water. this week the international atomic energy agency released a comprehensive report that concluded japan's plan is consistent with international safety standards. japan's industry minister plans to visit the plant on monday to inspect the water release system. >> translator: i'd like to give a thorough explanation to people in fukushima about the iaea report, how we will ensure safety, and our measures to prevent harmful rumors. >> officials plan to start releasing treated and diluted water some time this summer. >>> well, japan's neighbors have shown different reactions to the plan to release the treated and diluted water. the south korean government issued a report on the outcome of its own investigation and analysis on friday. it says seoul has confirmed the concentration of radioactive material will meet standards for ocean discharge if a release is

the nra has been thoroughly weakened politically. but they've invested a whole lot in lawsuits. is showing up in these lawsuits, and it shows why they put so much money and effort into electing certain people, including the former president, and like this supreme court mattered so much to them. so, here's what it says to me. america, you mentioned permit-less carry in florida. listen. the current person who leads this state, he is who he is. and as part of that bill, they actually reduced the penalty on anyone caught on a school campus with a gun from a felony to a misdemeanor. okay? they may it easier to commit an act of gun violence as part of that bill. because that's who they are. so, i would just say to you this. in the 24 election, we have a choice. i heard you talking about president biden before, who i've spent time with recently, and who is just doing one amazing thing after another. so, i will say this. in the 24 election, you better vote. but for those who want to reduce gun violence. vote for those who hold your values in choice and voting rights, and other important

he said it's the gun lobby, which for decades the nra created this sort of culture around guns to the where even though the nra is somewhat of a diminished organization now, it has become a part of the dna of so many republicans, of so many on the right. they feel like it is their interpretation of the second amendment, which we know is incorrect, gives them the ability to have any weapon they want like an ar-15, a weapon of war. and that is why we have been so slow to change. that's why we haven't changed outside of fits and starts over the years. >> you talk about their interpretation of the second amendment. their interpretation of the second amendment is not only incorrect but doesn't match up with actually what the united states supreme court says the second amendment means. and that's who defines what the second amendment means. and it is scalia, it is thomas, it is -- well, not thomas. it is scalia and the majority of the rest of the court who don't view the second amendment any more unlimited as the first. there are always limitations for all rights and also all responsibiliti

legislation, you're critical of politicians who are beholden in your view to the gun lobby, to the nra not just that. what more needs to be done here? >> well, we just budgeted $233 million in our budget to deal with outreach and social services and job training. and those type of non-police services. also, our police, and i have to say this publicly, and i've said it before, our police are top notch. they're some of the bravest people i know. that monday night issue, they were facing live fire. they were scooping people up in the street and zooming them off to the hospital trying to save their lives, and pursuing a guy shooting an ar-15. and that man wound up staying alive after all that he did. i give our police total credit that evening in saving more lives that would have been lost otherwise. we are investing in many other areas. we have taken 6200 guns off the street last year. these are crime guns, not just privately owned guns of people keeping in their house for protection. these are guns used in the commission of a crime. our homicide rate is down about 20% from last year. tha

on top of it all, they turn to nra lapel wearing pins.s in america today. they're in mailboxes, in holsters, purses. unless you device a weapon, some insanely operational technology that somehow eradicates the weapons and makes them not function anymore, you have 300 million guns today. that means not another gun is made. you still have 300 million and the triggers are being pulled all the time. we need handcuffs. >> charles: who is pulling the tryinger? why there's so little criticism of the people committing the crimes? when they're not criticized, when they don't go to jail, you embolden more of the same. >> it's the height of madness. it's the absolute height of madness. everyone is blamed with the exception of the felons that are pulling the triggering and murdering. the last weekend, 18 dead, 102 wounded. this is absolutely unbelievable. crime must become illegal again, a law that is not enforced is not a law. it's just some words on a piece of paper, just some narrative. the fact is, we no longer need more baseless rhetoric. we nee

you have had an a rating from the nra and pushed or universal background checks.re president would would you sign a federal ban on assault weapons? >> i don't think, first off, a federal ban on assault weapons is going to get to president's desk, and, two, i don't think that is the solution that's going to solve all of our problems. some of the solutions that would solve the current problem is things like universal background checks. 80% of americans agree on that. 80% of americans agree that a high caliber high-capacity long gun you should be the same age to purchase that as you are to purchase a handgun, which is 21. and then also the issue around providing support to -- on mental health. everybody wants to talk about mental health when these things happen. in between these terrible events, we are not doing anything to ensure that people have access to mental health that we know who to call if we are aware of something that is potentially happening, and then when you look at the events of the last weekend, further support to law enforcement so that they have res

guns are flooding into the neighborhood, let's blame the nra.hood across the border from chicago in a state where guns are legal, that everyone in the town has a gun and zero crime, a few of them trickle over the border and there are a million shootings. it is a gun. it is an inanimate object. i have on a blue bandanna and you have on a red bandanna. let's find out what is happening, find out how to fix this country. >> up next, cnn's dom hunt about someone else's lunch. -- cnn's dumb it's. in the spo. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements. ingrezza is different. it's the simple, once-daily treatment proven to reduce td that's #1 prescribed. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. don't take ingrezza if you're allergic to any of its ingredients. ingrezza may cause serious side effects, including sleepiness. don't drive, operate heavy machinery, or do other dangerous activities until you know how ingrezz

guns are flooding into the neighborhood, let's blame the nra.hborhood across the border from chicago in a state where guns are legal, that everyone in the town has a gun and zero crime, a few of them trickle over the border and there are a million shootings. it is a gun. it is an inanimate object. i have on a blue bandanna and you have on a red bandanna. let's find out what is happening, find out how to fix this country. >> up next detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. if you have hepatitis b, don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking dofetilide. this can cause serious or life-threatening side effects. if you have a rash or allergic reaction symptoms, stop dovato a

it is time for this legislature and legislatures across the country to swear off their addiction to nra and this gun fetish. >> he said the quiet part out loud. he is using this tragedy to come for your guns. if the left wanted to do something, they would focus on n the shooter instead of the weapons. they ignore the history of these killers, of the ones who pull the triggers, like the philadelphia shooter has been identified as tim brady. kim is in police custody and charged with five counts of first-degree murder. while law enforcement searches for a motive, we are learning new details about the shooter. >> the shooter is believed to be mentally ill and made several posts about guns. >> his social media is full of troubling and disturbing stories, including where he asks how do you know if an evil spirit was following you. clearly this guy was deranged. it wasn't just crazy stories he shared. he routinely posted online about his support for black lives matter and his hatred of cops. he showed off images of himself cross-dressing as a woman, proudly wearing ladies jewelry. if you point

faces in manhattan related to alleged hush money payments to stormy daniels and federal charges in nra over his handling of classified documents all while a grand jury in georgia prepares to hear evidence of 2020 election interference there which could lead to additional charges. >> garret, a lot of moving parts here. mr. trump's attorneys were in court today regarding the classified documents case >> reporter: that's right, lester. and those attorneys told the judge there a december trial date would be too soon. they argued the possibility he could face additional election related charges from the special counsel could slow things down still further. the judge there says she'll rule soon lester >> garret haake starting us off. thanks senior legal correspondent laura jarrett joins me laura, does a target letter come and fipically followed by an indictment? lester, it substantially raises the likelihood of prosecutors seeking an indictment that's certain now before today we knew they were interested in mr. trump's efforts to stay in office, but formally notifying his lawyers the former

gives us a window into the problems the guffy act intended to solve even if ultimately this little nra was narrowed to the setting of minimum prices for coal through a series of legal decisions t gupp. critically also operated on a two-year renewal cycle. and so the act always expired in concert wh the united mine rkers, but humanist wage erence. and so these two levers on the nation's energy system, which was predominantly coal fired at this point operated together and everyone involved understood that so but thanks to the legal quagmire into which t little nraed that system was very littleted by the time us war mobilization entered its most frenetic phases war upended the american energy system. now the most obvious reason for this is the enormous energetic demands of military logistics production and warmaking what would be referred to in documents as the so-called prosecution of the war effort. gasoline was first to be rational than fuel oil and us warpl planners look to coal to not only produce steel but also to free up other fuels for war provisions. so americans were encouraged

. >> i came to know vivek from the speech at the nra convention. >> he's getting praise among supportersld trump, who he has promised to pardon, if elected. >> they've got a wall here where people can put post-it notes what they say about each candidate. you can't even tell this is trump's head anymore, daddy, handsome, save us, you're our last hope. here we have mike pence. generally negative tone. we've got interetraitor, you lo loser, we have vivek, have my children, future president, i like you but you'll never win, possibly vp. >> tell me what you wrote. >> i wrote great guy, great vp. >> why vp? >> i'm not sure he's seasoned enough. >> i think trump is going to win but i'm voting for vivek. >> the path is very similar to the trajectory he took the last time coming in. the debates haven't even started. i think the debate stage is going to be critical. >> i think that both him and trump have a fighting chance. >> do you think he'd do well on a debate? >> i think he'd sweep the floor with ron desantis. >> woke capitalism is bad for capitalism but it also bad for american democracy. >>

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look at the nra which spends aggressively to keep the republican party in line against gun control.ers unions which scares democrats from supporting education reforms. to be clear, there is nothing wrong with throwing money toward advocacy. spending to spread a message and build grassroots support is the democratic process in action. but we have seen massive spending tilts the field and so congress placed restrictions on major campaign contributions since back in the days of teddy roosevelt. campaign finance regulations kept expanding until 1976 when in a watershed decision, the supreme court reversed the tide with buckley v. vallejo. the court struck down limits on how much a candidate could spend because under the first amendment, it argued, the spending was in service of advancing their message. in other words, money was a form of speech. this ruling unleashed the flood gates of money into politics. the citizens united case of 2010 extended the logic of buckley and opened the door to outside groups raising and spending unlimited funds to elect preferred candidates so long as they

. >> i first really came to know vivek from the speech at the nra conventionspoke at that.i came here to tell you why i became a gun owner. >> reporter: he is getting praise among supports of donald trump. he says i will further trump's america first agenda. you can't tell this is trump's head anymore. daddy. handsome. save us. you are our last hope. here we have mike pence. generally negative tone. we've got traitor. you lost, loser. vivek, we have have my children. vivek is brilliant. future president. i like you but you will never win. possibly vp. >> on the vivek, i wrote great vp. >> i think trump is going to win. but i'm voting for vivek ramaswamy. >> reporter: what is the path to the nomination? >> the path is similar to the tro trajectory he took. i'm polling ahead of what he was in 2015. the debate stage is critical. >> i think that both him and trump have a fighting chance. >> reporter: do you think he would do well in a debate? >> he would sweep the floor with ron desantis, that's for sure. >> reporter: desantis has fallen out of favor. that didn't kill their app

we finally took on the earned array in the report -- the nra. i think it paved the way for something in the future. we got significant funding for mental health. it will close the boyfriend loophole on domestic cases. we finally made some movement. i will end with the story. i was in nashville a few weeks ago, about a week after the shooting, went to a bookstore. i had gone to the school that morning and i met with a bunch of elected officials and i was in there and mother walked by. she knew who i was. and she had a daughter in the third grade class who was best friends of the two girls who got killed. she pulled out her phone and it was the text message of the mothers on the morning of the shooting, including the two mothers of the kids who were killed. all of a sudden, one of the mother said there was a live shooting, it cannot be right. the next text is, i hear the sirens. the very last text is we have lost eva. you saw it in real time as that happens and you see we have to do more. but i do not look back and say what a disaster, i think, it

that the person that's out of touch is ted cruz and others like him that refuse to stand up to the nrasics to safeguard our children. we have got a lot of work to do in this state. but we have to start with talking about the real problems that are facing us. >> yeah, and i am not exactly sure which poll you are referring to there. i want to note you will be facing off against congressman a allred, he raise the $2.6 million in the second quarter. are you worried you are at a disadvantage? >> i have worked hard all my life, in my private life, as an attorney, entrepreneur, construction as well. to my public life, in public service, volunteering for the state of texas and the city council, san antonio before that. we have done incredible work and we have created amazing projects over the 18 years i have been in public service. we are going to continue that hard work and i thisnk when people hear the story and where i come from they will hear a message that resonates, commonality in their own lives. we have to listen to people in a better way. ted cruz simple lu doesn'to that. >> you can't

prosecutors from special counsel jack smith's office appeared together before judge aileen cannon in a nra courtroom. lawyers argued the trial over mishandling of classified documents at mar-a-lago, that trial should be pushed until after the 2024 election. federal prosecutors, on the other hand, want the trial to start this december. now, judge cannon did not make a decision on all that today, and we're going to have much more on that story coming up. but even if judge cannon decides to delay this trial for these federal charges -- for these federal charges, there's a good chance no matter what donald trump will be standing trial for at least some federal charges before the end of this year. and that is because today we learned special counsel jack smith has made one of the most important and consequential decisions to date. it appears as if he is ready to charge donald trump in his attempt to overturn the 2020 election. now, getting to this point, getting to this decision to pursue trump for his alleged criminal behavior is the culmination of an extensive federal investigation, an invest

. >> i first really came to know vivek from the speech he gave at the nra convention. very trumpy. vivek came in and had real direct appeal. it was not about him. it was about the audience. >> i came here to tell you why i became a gunowner. >> reporter: he is gaining praise among supporters of donald trump, who says he will pardon him if elected and he says he will further trump's agenda. >> there is a wall here where people with put post-it notes about each candidate. some say nice things, some say bad things. you can't tell this is trump's head anymore. daddy, handsome, save us, you're our last hope. so here we have mike pence. generally negative tone. we've got traitor, you lost, loser. so vivek, we've got a whole variety. vivek, have my children, vivek nt, future president. i like you, but you'll never win, possibly vp? tell me what you wrote on the post it? >> i wrote great guy, great vp. >> reporter: why vp? >> i'm not sure he is seasoned enough yet. >> i think trump is going to win. but i'm voting for vivek ramaswamy. >> and what is your path to the nomination

includes a recent push and make to repeal bipartisan gun control measures and and a writing from the nrart for the cause not entirely surprising, but the lack of empathy, of humanity, for a family that has lost their daughter to gun violence? that is beyond upholding. and the words of her mother, written just after eight days of the shooting, what i would like the world to know about meta yuleana rodriguez is in her favorite color was great and she loves the lime green converse so much to try hard on the right one. her favorite shot was attacked on titans, she loved to call mama, her favorite meal was number 13 from whataburger with a slight -- of sliced jalapeÑo's. and a note, the one that boebert threw in the trash, she wrote lose it might has caused so much destruction and devastation in my life. the worst part is knowing this could have been prevented. evil humans and assault rifles are the recipe for murder, as we have seen time and time again. one of them must be taken out of the equation. we'll be right back. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with

that all, by the way, mimicking what donald trump told the nra at a convention that the democrats are out to take your guns, they're unleashing criminals on your community. interestingly, our colleague john miller's reporting that a law enforcement source said the suspect told police he there was to clean up the community. so troubling as you see someone motivated by grievances and acting upon them. >> the fourth of july holiday historically has seen the most mass shootings than any other day of the year. why? why are they so common around the fourth of july? >> if you look at the different motivations, if you have a mass shooter intent on causing carnage, public gatherings like those that occur on fourth of july could be lucrative targets. we've seen block parties where you have people engaged in some sort of dispute and they go to guns to try to settle them. we've seen many, many bystanders that have been injured in the process. looking nationally at this epidemic, i want to sh this chart to show where we are. and that is the numb of mass shootings in this country. you see right now

either an nra lunatic or you want to take away all our guns. of these are people who are those on the extremes. but the vast middle of the society want sensible gun regulations. i think we need to think about checking our mistrust at the door and taking a risk to actually work together. >> people have to sit at the same table and hash it out together. joe, why can't we solve this? >> there is no trust. and i think that that is not just on this issue. i think that it is across many issues. i think that we see time and time again, we've made a compromise and evil were down in d. c. , but also in our local politics. we see people who effectively are always trying to find ways to leverage power for partisan purchases alone. so we should be able to come to the table and say hey, here are my concerns, here are our concerns, what is the low hanging fruit here? and we will be able to have a democratic party and republican party have that conversation earnestly, and on some base level we are wasting our time because the politics always get in the way of

. >> i first really came to know vivek from a speech he gave at the nra convention.umpy. vivek came in and had a very direct appeal. it was not about him, it was about the audience. >> i came here to tell you why i became a gun owner. >> he's getting praise among supporters of donald trump, who he's promised to pardon if elected. and he said he'll further trump's america first agenda. >> so, they've got a wall he repeople can put post-it notes about what they think about each candidate. some say nice things, some say bad things. can't even tell this is trump's head anymore, daddy, handsome, save us, you are our last hope. so, here we have mike pence, generally negative tone. we've got treat or, you lost, loser. so, vivek got a whole variety, got vivek, have my children, vivek is brilliant, future president. i like you, but you'll never win, possibly the peak? >> tell me what you wrote on the post. it >> on the vivek post-it? i wrote a great guy, great vp. >> why vp? >> i'm not sure he's season enough yet. >> i think trump is going to win. but i'm voting for vivek ram

going to quote nixon's chief justice, warren burger, who after he retired, said the story that the nra has sold american public about gun rights is the greatest fiction in the history of this, that the idea that you have remember the idea that you have an under unreserved individual right to gun ownership is only established in our recent history in the heller decision, antonin scalia came up with that and even then it's not absolute. there are doors open for for gun control, but the idea that. the idea that there is a limitless right to own a gun and not just a gun, but any gun, no matter how much it's been designed and made for war or is deeply ahistorical. there's a reason. look, look at the first amendment of the second amendment. the first amendment says it's all about freedom of speech and expression and religion and says quite clearly, congress shall make no law abridging this congress does all the time. the second amendment doesn't have that. congress will make no law that says it shouldn't be abridge, but it starts off with a qualifying phrase a well-regulated militia being ne

here is a lesson you will learn from this movie because i may or nra may not have seen it.t it's worth it. >> that's a great moral of the story. >> that's my zen for the morning. barbie is deep. >> i have a theory about the bagpipes. i heard that story before. maybe it was like a primal male scream, like they weren't -- the kens were not allowed at the sleepover, so they really had the "braveheart" heart thing? >> that fits. that completely fits. >> can i weigh in? >> nobody is talking -- >> do tell us, ken. >> stop. what i will say is, like, that move from, like, a leadership perspective to me is, like, oh, yeah, that's totally dope, and then i hear them describe t i was like, wow, that's super weird. told you that's not cool regardless of audience, but particularly with that audience. >> i need to remind people, this is a warner bros. discovery program. we are also owned by warner bros. discovery. but -- and they did it, obviously, before the strike because this is not -- you are not allowed to sort of promote things. so that's where we are. i enjoyed it. >> that being sa

absurd the level of violence on the level of people being armed that we have, and the only answer the nras well, it is really dangerous out there. make yourself safe by buying another gun. >> what more could be done? what more could your office do? in the past, republican lawmakers have decried some of your policies -- have said some of your policies contributed to the rise in violent crime. do you think your office has been as tough as it can be on those gun possession cases? if you are tougher, would that help stem gun violence? >> the problem with our republican critics is we actually tell the truth and have the information to back it up. i have yet to come forward with anything that shows that our policies have endangered people in philadelphia. the truth is we are extremely good at the prosecution of violent crime committed with guns. we just know that it is more important to go after shooters then to act like anyone who possesses a gun but failed to get a permit to carry it is equally dangerous. we did the numbers. the numbers look like this -- one out of 100 people arrested for pos

most republicans, most nra members, that is my favorite one, our for universal background checks. the question is this, if it is bipartisan for the entire country, how come it is not bipartisan in the halls of congress? and that is when we have the conversation about corporate gun lobby money and influence in the halls of congress and the halls of the state legislature in tallahassee. jared set it right, it is all about politics. it is about governor who is more concerned with running for president and being more right than trump, so that way he can be president instead of running in the state. it is about politicians who value their reelection more than they value the lives of our children and people. by the way, i will say this, when jarred was in the state legislature and he worked hard to pass that sweeping gun reform in the state, everybody republican that voted for it, guess what? they were reelected. so it is a complete false notion that standing up and doing the right thing is going to end up with you getting kicked out of office. but it is how the gun lobby as scary as po

constantly sort of making it very extreme that you're either an nra lunatic or you want to take away of these, there are people who are those on the extremes but the vast middle of the society wants sensible gun regulation. i think we need to check about checking our mistrust at the door and taking a risk to actually work together. >> people have to sit at the same table and hash it out together. why can't we solve this? >> there is no trust. i think that is not just on this issue, i think it is across many issues. i think we see time and time again we made compromise an evil word in d.c. but also in our local politics. we see people who are effective, always trying to find ways to leverage power for partisan purposes and we should be able to come to a table and say hey. here are my concerns, your concerns. what is the low hanging fruit there? i think until we'll be able to have a democratic party and a republican party have the conversation ernestly, you know, on some basic level we are wasting our time because politics always get in the way of the people. >> it is just awful. they

up next, we'll talk live with a 16 time nra funny car champion john force about what fans can expect at the track this weekend. and a barrier weather or cooldown continues for today with still some clouds near the coastline. more sunshine across the rest of the region. a milder warming trend in the five day forecast and we'll have that coming up you go by lots of titles veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no. hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. it's coming along. well, it can. national university. supporting the whole you. this way this weekend. it's the second biggest draw to the track behind nascar. the race runs friday through sunday. and joining us now live in studio here is 16 time nhra funny car champion john force. john, thank you so much for joining us today . well excited to be back here in the bay area. yeah sonoma is just the racetrack of racetracks and smiths built it all the big names will be their top fuel. funny car, the bikes

let's blame the members of the nra. well, holdorhood, le on. >> let me get this right. so in the neighborhood, across the border from chicago and in a state where guns are legal, that everyone the town has a gun. there's zero crime. a few of them trickle over the border. an >> there's 1,000,000 million shootings. it's not the gun. are a millioit's not an inanima. >> let's get to the core of what's making people hurt, particularly people who look like each other. i have on a blue bandananimate , you on a red bandana. >> let's find out what's really happening. stop appeasingbandanna. this so we can fix this country. >> that's what we need to do. there you go . all right. in your face, whoever i'm talking. up next, cnn's tom hunt about somebody else's lunch. 85 million surveillance cams, 1000000000 hours of footage every day. and you won't believe what we found. welcome to crime cam. 24/7, the host of live pd, shawn stix larkin, is back, bringing you some of the wildest footage across the country. stupidest thing you could have done, lou. as if we're not going to find it i

. >> i got an a rating from the nra when i was in congress.'m a gun owner and law-abiding gun owners recognize that people, some people should not have weapons and making sure that mental health is a priority but also you should be -- a semi automatic, high caliber rifle, you should be the same age as you need to be in order to buy a handgun. that's 21. we also need to make sure that we have universal background checks, that's a basic one. you look at a number of shootings over the years. there was failures in that process and we need to be serious about mental health, we always talk about it but do we know what to do if someone we knew said i'm been a go do something dangerous. there's that that's really wild to me is 50% of our teenagers are worried about getting shot in school. that's about 13 million kids. factor their parents on top of that, now you are adding, 90 million americans that are concerned about the safety of their school. this is something we need to be serious about and both parties shouldn't be running to their corners and t

most of us are card-carrying members of the nra. >> the federal government, like what we thought aboutute president trump from mishandling classified information after hillary clinton set up a server in her basement, there will be riots in the street. >> how about that, huh? hi, everyone. the list of things the disgraced twice impeached, twice indicted, legally liable for sexual assault ex-president has normalized is too long to list. we'd be here till 7:00. treating the justice department like it is one's personal blunt force political weapon, treating women like they and their private parts are there for the taking, treating classified documents and the nation's most sensitive national security secrets like you are starring in a reality show about hoarders, none of that behavior was normal or excused by the likes of those people until trump came along and helped, i don't know, brainwash a swath of americans into thinking that behavior is, you know, no big whoop. well, add to the list now the ex-president's calling card of lobbing vicious, potentially dangerous threats, including thre

the same time we applyd and, warded 480 thousand dollars from the nra that grant is going to go in somand tenderloin neighborhoods. we did arbor day plantings outside of that area where we used the funds. and i'm grateful for the partners going in the application this helped us get, ward of the money we had an action plan with under ground support of the our city budget is light on tree planting money this month. and -- the -- my notes we had 2.4 million dollars in budget money last year example looks like 400,000. quite a steep drop in that funding and off set this we look for federal, state and whatever we get. with the 38 million dollars election for the ira funding part of the administration's 1.5 billion dollars to combat enflation. if we get a sliver to plant 10,000 trees that would make a massive difference. in terms of staffing in november we were going to hire and hired a slew of guard ins 10 is massive for a small landscape team of had i big difference in issue ability to respond and outstanding commitmented to neighbors on sunset boulevard we were not able to meet and now we

well, what we inform the nra, what is wrong with this country? it's them. and then demanding that 25% of all gun sales are assault weapons. you don't need an assault weapon to hunt or protect your family. and i really appreciate the moral courage of supervisor stephanie and her co-sponsor, who's also on we matter of personal privilege at the time. i appreciate you raise your melgar recognizing senior disability action as part of that team to make sure that we had the most testimony down here. so make sure all you do is continue to do. and with that, i send it like a. stephanie thank you. thank you for your thank you for comments. let's go to the next speaker. i. thank you. catherine stephanie oh, that's my. we will go ahead. mr. shue. can we go to the next caller? hello. good evening, supervisors. you need to place taxpayer home business owners. the middle class in general at the center of it all. enough having all undocumented, unhoused and other marginalized groups getting the priority on everything we did. we belong here to. we deserve to get something o

well, what we inform the nra, what is wrong with this country? it's them. and then demanding that 25% of all gun sales are assault weapons. you don't need an assault weapon to hunt or protect your family. and i really appreciate the moral courage of supervisor stephanie and her co-sponsor, who's also on we matter of personal privilege at the time. i appreciate you raise your melgar recognizing senior disability action as part of that team to make sure that we had the most testimony down here. so make sure all you do is continue to do. and with that, i send it like a. stephanie thank you. thank you for your thank you for comments. let's go to the next speaker. i. thank you. catherine stephanie oh, that's my. we will go ahead. mr. shue. can we go to the next caller? hello. good evening, supervisors. you need to place taxpayer home business owners. the middle class in general at the center of it all. enough having all undocumented, unhoused and other marginalized groups getting the priority on everything we did. we belong here to. we deserve to get something o