thank you for all the 10 p.m. phone calls to plan town hall meetings and presentations and thank you for being the best partner i could ever have on the youth commission. can we give commissioner plumber a round of applause? [applause] i also want to appreciate our staff for all their hard work and endless dedication to this youth commission. we cannot have done everything we did this year without their hard work and their expertise on organizing and government. can we please give them all a round of applause? [applause] all and are all i'm so proud of everyone and everything we accomplished this term and grateful for all the memories. you all make the youth commission what it is. can we please give every commissioner here today a round of applause? [applause] thank you everyone so much and now i'll be passing it off to commissioner barker plumber for his speech. [applause] >> thank you chair nguyen and thank you all for joining us today as we celebrate the work and accomplishments of the 2022-2023 san francisco youth c

thank you for all the 10 p.m. phone calls to plan town hall meetings and presentations and thank you for being the best partner i could ever have on the youth commission. can we give commissioner plumber a round of applause? [applause] i also want to appreciate our staff for all their hard work and endless dedication to this youth commission. we cannot have done everything we did this year without their hard work and their expertise on organizing and government. can we please give them all a round of applause? [applause] all and are all i'm so proud of everyone and everything we accomplished this term and grateful for all the memories. you all make the youth commission what it is. can we please give every commissioner here today a round of applause? [applause] thank you everyone so much and now i'll be passing it off to commissioner barker plumber for his speech. [applause] >> thank you chair nguyen and thank you all for joining us today as we celebrate the work and accomplishments of the 2022-2023 san francisco youth c

thank you for all the 10 p.m. phone calls to plan town hall meetings and presentations and thank you for being the best partner i could ever have on the youth commission. can we give commissioner plumber a round of applause? [applause] i also want to appreciate our staff for all their hard work and endless dedication to this youth commission. we cannot have done everything we did this year without their hard work and their expertise on organizing and government. can we please give them all a round of applause? [applause] all and are all i'm so proud of everyone and everything we accomplished this term and grateful for all the memories. you all make the youth commission what it is. can we please give every commissioner here today a round of applause? [applause] thank you everyone so much and now i'll be passing it off to commissioner barker plumber for his speech. [applause] >> thank you chair nguyen and thank you all for joining us today as we celebrate the work and accomplishments of the 2022-2023 san francisco youth c

thank you for all the 10 p.m. phone calls to plan town hall meetings and presentations and thank you for being the best partner i could ever have on the youth commission. can we give commissioner plumber a round of applause? [applause] i also want to appreciate our staff for all their hard work and endless dedication to this youth commission. we cannot have done everything we did this year without their hard work and their expertise on organizing and government. can we please give them all a round of applause? [applause] all and are all i'm so proud of everyone and everything we accomplished this term and grateful for all the memories. you all make the youth commission what it is. can we please give every commissioner here today a round of applause? [applause] thank you everyone so much and now i'll be passing it off to commissioner barker plumber for his speech. [applause] >> thank you chair nguyen and thank you all for joining us today as we celebrate the work and accomplishments of the 2022-2023 san francisco youth c

. >> reporter: on tuesday the winds started to pick up as evidenced by their cell phone footage. by 10:42 p.m. they got this evacuation order on their phones. >> it got real when i walked out and you can see the sky was orange over the trees. you can see it flickering. >> reporter: the family grabbed their things and took off in the rental car to maui high school a designated evacuation site where they spent one very scary night sleeping in their car. >> the girls were nervous my two daughters and scared and i didn't sleep much. i don't know if i'd say i was keeping watch but i wasn't comfortable sleeping there. >> reporter: at daybreak the family broke for the airport hoping they still had a flight back to san jose. with power out to much of the island and limited internet there was no way of telling how bad things were. then friends started texting them pictures. >> pretty amazing place. to think it is going to be completely different the next time we go, that is super devastating. >> reporter: the family ultimately touched back down in san jose late to what these people are going to go thr

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on tuesday night they got an evacuation order on their cell phones around 11:00 p.m. they jumped into the rental car and drove to maui high school, one of the evacuation sites. only to find the gym was so full it couldn't hold them. so they ended up spending the night in their rental car before flying back to san jose late last night. today raul told us about the moment he knew just how bad the fires were going to be. >> it got real when i walked out and you can see the sky was orange over the trees and you can see it kind of flickering. >> reporter: thankfully he and his family are okay after spending the night also in their ca the fam sayike many of us they are devastated by the ruction and fir l behind but also have faith that maui will rebuild and they hope to visit the island again soon. >>> let's take a live look now at sfo. united airlines is also lending a hand sending supplies to maui. at least one plane with supplies is leaving from sfo. another is flying out from lax. united also canceled flights to maui today so that empty planes can help with evacuations.

p.m. eastern. will cover that but also take your phone calls and get your comments from social media later today. here on c-span, on c-span.org and the free c-span now video app. between now and noon eastern time today, the discussion on the indictments of the former president, the federalist society is holding an event today to discuss the auto indictments, being aired live at noon eastern on c-span, c-span.org and the free c-span now video app. lost a talk about today, but in this 20 minutes, we're letting you lead the discussion. >> in chattanooga, tennessee. europe. caller: i want to know why the debate and all of the media never bring up the fact that then vice president joe biden was bragging about getting on the plane, if they don't fire the prosecutor and with the money and leave them. if that is not corruption, i don't know what is. he wrecks out leaving with the money if they don't prosecute the company. what do we have to do? that is corruption. host: a democrat, morning. caller: i want to make a couple points quickly. the scene between nikki haley and ramaswamy where she was shouting

by 6:00 p.m., there was absolutely no phone communications. it wasn't even until the next day that i was able to drive up to the highest point in kaanapali and then walk up the hillside at the kaanapali farms to get word out to my friends and family and, you know, people of the media from maui to let them know what was really going on. because it was absolutely devastating. the entire town was burnt to the ground. the town of lahaina, everything north kaanapali was in tact, and that's where we were able to seek shelter for the night. but as it stands today, my entire household is displaced, you know, there's no news whether we will have jobs. we were given no notice. we had to leave with nothing. i was able to grab my computer and some important papers. but everything of our entire lives has been burnt down to the ground, and we're just one family. there's hundreds of families in the same situation, so i just -- i wanted to have this opportunity to have a larger platform to bring attention to this situation so that we can get the necessary fun

it says at 3:00 p.m., the defendant had a phone call with the minority leader of t united states house of representatives. that's mccarth the defendant told the minority leader that the crowd at the capitol was more upset than the leader. there's very few instances, there's no sourcing or details for the call. i reported on this call. we had some of this. what do you make of that? >> we had quite a lot of it. there were other members of congress telling what they understood and overheard mccarthy describing about the call. so there's a lot of information that's been out there. the context of that moment and that being the indictment, it's interesting when it comes to mccarthy on the trump spectrum. that is the moment where the split began for like a week or whatever it was. a few days where like you could start seeing in this phone call you can hear the way that we have learned about it that mccarthy and trump are simply not in the same place. that went on for a few days. and then he went down to mar-a-lago and turned it around and realized for political viability and the aublt to beco

have a rope in new york city, i am working at my desk at 2 p.m., i look up there is charles addison. a delightful man. i caught him on the phone when i first started, asking for a contribute brewing. i f called a few another people like him, eddie rickenbacker of eastern airline and jai howard ipo gave he money, but i decided to stay with us. >> talk about that a little bit. cold calling people. on the phone, disla that not me,t it wasn't me in the 20s and opal is almost 90. >> youit will write them a letter. i got a secretary, they would write more betters, then -- i am the mihm -- mihm graph machines. thatth seemed to work i tbotd computers that nobody heard of. we starvedded spitting out letters and after about a year and a half at buckley's nation's review your honor american are freedom, i focused on direct mail. i quit a good job and i started the vigorycompany. i guy nothing. one thing that i needed was names and addresses, i got over 12 thousand barry goldwater donors by end of the first year, i started my company in 1965, i had 100 thousand republicans goldwater donors now we're past 10 million. and i recognize early

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i turned my phone off last night at 7:00 p.m.ent to bed didn't even check the results until i dropped my kids off at school so i am well-rested and feeling good now you might say, "seth, you knew you'd have to address the election today how could you just tune out like that?" it's easy. i made my staff pull an all-nighter. and -- [ laughter ] should be noted, they look like [ bleep ] today. [ laughter ] point is, i tuned out because, as i'm sure you all heard, going into this election, pundits -- especially on the right, but across the media spectrum -- were certain that democrats were going to get absolutely annihilated. >> 15 days to the midterms, and there's more and more signs of a red wave >> i really believe it's going to be a strong red wave for the republicans. >> it's going to be a big red wave >> do you think the red wave is coming i mean, like winter is coming. it's a red wave coming >> you're of the mindset it's red wave >> absolutely. >> i think that this is going to be a red wave. >> it will be a huge red wave, and

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at 1:00 p.m., the last notification we got was that it wast 100% contained. at that point, there was no internet, no phone service, no cell service. the only indication is the smoke we started seeing over our back fence, and then i went out and started to investigate it and started hearing explosions, and i got close and saw flames. and it went from just hanging out with the kids and my wife's mom and dad to slamming everybody in the car and fleeing for our lives. there was no warning signals, no sirens. i know that's been talked about a lot lately. they didn't evacuate our neighborhood until multiple homes were already on fire. >> how long have you been on maui and where are you from on the mainland if you are from here? >> i'm from macon, georgia. i've been here for almost 14 years. >> appreciate you joining us tonight. good luck. again, tell us the name of the restaurant that our viewers can go on to and maybe jump on that gofundme. >> so it's pizzaparadiso.com. malaoceantavern.com. >> thanks for your time. we will check in with you down the road. >> mahalo. thank you so much. to the bay areao viewers,

we will have live coveragerom atlanta an open phone lines to get viewer reaction. thategins at 6:30 p.meastern on c-span, c-span now and online at c-span.org. ♪ >> during the 2022-2023 supreme court term the justices ruled on the most controversial topics. c-span will examine those cases involving voting rights, affirmative action, antidiscrimination and free-speech, executive power and election laws. tonight hear the case of biden versus nebraska where the court struck down the biden administration student death -- debt relief program created during the covid pandemic. watch key supreme court oral arguments this week at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and online at c-span.org. >> i have a dream. my little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. >> watch c-span's live coverage of the 60th anniversary of the march on washington on saturday as reverend al sharpton, martin luther king the third, andrea waters king in more gather for a continuation of the dream dr. martin luther king outlined in 1963.

we will have live coverage from atlanta and alsopen the phones to get your reaction. that begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, and c-span.org. >> healthy democracy does not just look like this, it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. when citizens are truly informed, republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are. because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span. powered by cable. >> now defense department officials discuss the findings and recommendations of the bio defense review.

phone. >> that friday night, he placed the hangup call at 945 p.m.es away. so, you knew he could go over there and not find anybody there. besides brian. >> then he got into his atv, headed over to the house, and is that was neighbor saw? >> later towards the evening, i did see it go by. the atv was creating motion. >> within 19 years, nobody has ever stepped forward to determine who else in that small community had a green and black atv. nobody did. >> when tom arrived at the bunkhouse, he visited in the bushes. you can see his door. >> he has the weapon there. and i think it's the appropriate time, that he is going to decide to walk up to the back door. >> tom through the holster in the ground, where he had the prosecutor. >> he makes the call to brian. even talking about getting a restraining order against him in. and then he says, brian almost abruptly gets off the phone as if somebody is there. >> according to him, that was 10:40 p.m. >> went to the back door, and at that point, as a gun, i think immediately he knew he was going on in the fight

the phone calls that happened on january 6th. trump at 6:00 p.m. called two senators on january 6th as they were still rioting going on in some parts of the capitol to talk to them again about rejecting certification to not move this forward and then at 7:00 p.m. he was called by pat cippolini. you need to call off those lawmakers, you can't be asking them to further obstruct this proceeding. conversations like that just add to that picture we had started to see already because of the january 6th committee. >> i'm not an attorney, a much more simple analysis, indictment saying donald trump is an intentional liar. he couldn't do the math. january 6th was tragic but from point of view it wasn't a surprise. you could see this feverish pitch playing out. sitting there getting pounded with crazy idea after crazy idea and had this sophisticated, you'd see somebody come up with bad idea and donald trump would tweet something about it, giuliani or meadows would stoke the fire, this will sucked the minds out of these people in georgia and across the country

by 5:00 p.m., historic front street, filled with businesses and restaurants, was on fire. the explosions. at 5:02, denny uchert holding his phoneis window. gridlock on front street. families were trapped. smoke and fire all around them. >> you could feel the heat off the traffic. >> david: denny not sure what would come next, recording this message to his family. >> if i don't make it through this, i love everybody. >> david: two blocks away, marjorie st. clair driving away from her home, trying to find a way out. >> lahaina is on fire. >> david: 5:30 p.m., the fire on front street so ferocious, families, including tompkins, have made the possible decision to abandon their cars and jump into the ocean. >> both sides to the left and the right are on fire. >> david: so many clinging to the shoreline, covering their mouths and their eyes. >> at one point, it seemed like i might drown. i inhaled a lot of water. >> david: when sean doherty got back onto land, he was badly burned. >> i couldn't make it across the street, is pavement was so hot. i have second-degree burns on the bottom of my feet. >> david: boscoe bay leaving his work

we will have live coverage from atlanta and alsopen the phones to get your reaction. that begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, and c-span.org. >> healthy democracy does not just look like this, it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. when citizens are truly informed, republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are. because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span. powered by cable. >> now defense department officials discuss the findings and recommendations of the bio defense review. several topics were addressed, including mitigating biological threats and training and protecting military forces from biological threats in combat. this runs just over one hour. >> good morning to everyone assembled here and those watching online and tuned into c-span one. we are delighted to be able to host this one hour session today and the release of the -- review. we are doing this today under the auspices of the csi says

p.m. and i look up charles edison and he would walk to the towers, 15bl blocks around encourage us, a delightful and wonderful man. >> the contribution on the phonealled a few people like him and world war one hero, they all gave me money generously. >> talk about that, cold calling people on the phone. >> that's not me. it wasn't me, i don't like people asking. >> started writing letters so i got a secretary and then i got something, a few hundred letters an hour or something like that and i got something called computers and we started spitting out letters and after about a year end a half, national review i began to focus and after a year end a half i thought everything i knew but i quit a good job and the world first direct mail political advertising industry, i thought i knew everything, i kneww nothing, less than 1% of what i know now. one thing was names and addresses is able to get 50 plus donors and it changed everything so by end of the first year when i started i had 100,000. we are well past 10 million. recognized fundraising and name acquisition. everything i got available in the company. the reason i do that. longtime value of that

p.m. the defendant, donald trump, had a phone call with the minority leader of the united states house ofresentatives, that's kevin mccarthy. the defendant told the minority leader that the crowd at the to leader was more upset about the election than the minority leader was. 4:17 the defendant released a video message he'd just taped in the rose garden. he repeatedly the knowingly false claim we had an election stolen from us and asked individuals to leave the capitol telling them they were, quote, very special and that, quote, we love you. and then at 6:01 he tweets this. trump tweets these are the things and events that happen when a sacred land slide election victory is so unceremoniously and viciously swept away from patriots so badly treated under so long. go home in peace and remember this day forever. i want to focus in here about the violence. that's trump's enthusiasm for the people who are beating some of these officers to death, violence described by combat veterans as worse than anything they saw in combat. you've also got the jeffrey clark note about the insurrection, and yo

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pence who was on the phone with people in the pentagon about what was happening with the national guard. >> at 2:38 p.mthe capitol rotunda was filled with tear gas. >> at the end of the tweet, he used the phrase stay peaceful. kayleigh mcenany shared with me that he did not want to include that, and that it took a lot of convincing on their part. that was extremely alarming to me. >> the rioters were getting trump's messages in realtime. as heard on walkie-talkie communications between rioters. >> trump just tweeted, please support our capitol police. they are on our side. do not harm them. >> he didn't say not to do anything to the congressmen. >> i think what the committee showed about trump's tweets is that they do take them literally. his messages were received by the people who were there at the capitol very loudly. >> at any moment during the siege on the capitol, the president could have addressed the country live from the white house. >> there was a camera on in the white house briefing room at all times. he could have walked over there, could have been on camera almost instantaneously and blas

p.m. eastern. we will cover thatut also take your phone calls and get your comments from social media later today.-span, on c-span.org and the free c-span now video app. between now and noon eastern time today, the discussion on the indictments of the former president, the federalist society is holding an event today to discuss the auto indictments, being aired live at noon eastern on c-span, c-span.org and the free c-span now video app. lost a talk about today, but in this 20 minutes, we're letting you lead the discussion. >> in chattanooga, tennessee. europe. caller: i want to know why the debate and all of the media never bring up the fact that then vice president joe biden was bragging about getting on the plane, if they don't fire the prosecutor and with the money and leave them. if that is not corruption, i don't know what is. he wrecks out leaving with the money if they don't prosecute the company. what do we have to do? that is corruption. host: a democrat, morning. caller: i want to make a couple points quickly. the scene between nikki haley and ramaswamy where she was shouting on him the

natialia occurred what to do, her phone rang, the caller was a friend who worked in warsaw, she told them what was going on, they bought them the ticket, 8:00 p.m., 28 hour after natalia and the girls left ukraine they arrived at home, and started a chapter in their lives. peaceful italy, the girls were in the habit of counting their blessings. they had a place they could say, they had means to cover their modest expenses. they resumed on line lessons at their school. they had their most needed belongings. they started transports refugee luggage from ukraine and italy. and they sent suitcases packed with clothes and other items, it was a delight to be with natalia and the girls, i was grateful after so much time apart wefl could enjoy each day, we went to different grocery stores to pick out provisions for dinner. anya beat me several times at chess. in evensy walked film in ukrainian. but sadness hung in the area could one day natalia walked me through photos on her home. natalia played a video of oja unwrapping her presents. it hadth been so long since i have seen them. it is nice that -- reminds meme of those moments, she added but hard. bef

district attorney fani willis for a perfect phone call and having the audacity to challenge a rigged and stolen election. the evidence is irrefutable. arrest time, 7:30 p.mlan polantz has new information for us coming from the trump team. quite an interesting post there, considering that he is not supposed to be posting negative things about -- it doesn't say necessarily fani willis, but i think that's open to interpretation when you read the parameters of what he's supposed to be doing and not doing here, kaitlan. >> yeah, that's going to be something that would have to be looked at by prosecutors, as well as judges to see how donald trump and others comply with their bond release terms, to see if they do cross any lines. but actually, we are just getting information that donald trump is opposing the trial date that the district attorney fani willis wants to have or what she's asking for already. she's ask for an october 23rd date. that would be a very fast track to get to trial in this 19-defendant case. and trump, in a court filing just now, is saying, it's on. we're going to fight this. we don't want to do it. we want to delay, somehow. and what he's