palmer creates his role in the israeli government .was working with meta to remove the content, so i think it's true worryingly, he is now a member of the meta supervisory council. well, our request is how to understand and be convinced that your council is an independent council, while one of the members of this council is a former official of the israeli ministry of justice, whose role was to fight against palestinian content on facebook and other meta company platforms. is this council that you are a member of, an independent council? each member of the supervisory board is completely independent and we express our own ideas and even disagreements completely freely. but i only mentioned one former israeli official whom i know we are talking about it, i know it well, however, if there is any concern about our neutrality, rest assured that we never take sides with facebook, so how can we assure users that you act independently , this former official of the ministry the israeli judiciary, which has played a role in the fight against pa

second lieutenant patrick palmer calhoun was born on march 19, 1941, and raised in mount vernon, georgia. he graduated from the university of georgia, enlisted in the u.s. army in the middle of the vietnam war, and while stationed in south vietnam, second lieutenant calhoun served heroically for his country as a rotary wing aviation unit commander. on april 19, 1965, his helicopter was shot down by enemy fire. he was later declared killed while missing in action at the tender age of 24. i encourage my colleagues to join us in honoring the life of second lieutenant calhoun by naming a post office in mount vernon, georgia, after him. and i am happy to yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland yields. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. comer: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. allen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. allen: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize the life of an american patriot, vietnam veteran, an amazing man who couldn't be more des

the method he's with by is called palmer culture. the if i get both this plot 7 years ago, i really want to so i do put food in a, in a sustainable or regenerative way. so i want to leave this place better than i found anywhere in the world. it could, this could to could do this. he follows permaculture principles, cells directly to local restaurants and shops. works by hand and recycles is weight, meaning his food is basically climb and mutual on how dogs and industrial agriculture. palmer culture is a mix up, it was permanent and agriculture. the idea is to create if the production system that is self sustaining and succulent. the gist of the idea is not new though. it's inspired by many indigenous traditions of self sufficient thumbing, like living off, small plots of land and planting multiple crops menu of its techniques has been tried and tested for millennia. and so say you bought a plot, the 1st thing you're supposed to do is to look at the landscape water flow climate and design your farm around the circumstances. folks prob

palmer. >> one question. you talked about putting the appeal process on [inaudible] those that are in custody. how are you going coensure [inaudible] are functioning the app is functioning and that the thez are in custody have access to the [inaudible]. >> that's going to be work in progress project with the sheriff's office. sheriff on his march third presentation to the board indicated desire to put the tablets in the hands of every inmate in the jail. so, if that tablet makes its way and available to everyone in jill we hope that will increase accessibility to make the online complaints. we will not be ail to provice president technical support to the hardware the sheriff's office provides. >> miami current tablets are not in hands of every person in custody. and even when they are in the hands of those in custody, the let is disabled so they can't use it now. what is the office going to do to make sure to guarantee w what inspections and audits. what the sheriff may say may not translate what the deputies

palmer. mr. palmer: i know you talk about going after millionaires and billionaires but you're going after taylor swift fans who sold their tickets for over $600. the previous rule was if someone earned $20,000 and had more than 200 transactions but the billowerred to $600 regardless of transactions and not just millionaires and billionaires but you're going after auditing small businesses and others, and i just want to point out something to you. one of your predecessors had testified before this committee in 2015 and he said it would not be advisable to audit our way out of the tax gap yet that's exactly what you're trying to do. i have a question for you, commissioner. if a private citizen willful concealed or manipulated tax documents, would that be considered a form of tax fraud? mr. werfel: based on the way you described it, they willful manipulated to misdirect or misreport that could be tax evasion. >> and the fine could be up to $5,000 and two years in prison and for a business it could

palmer, mrs. mcclain, mr. mccarthy, mr. donalds, mr. hern, mr. bergman, washington, mrs. rogers -- >> john: just doing business in the house now officially appoint mike johnson as speaker of the house, the escort committee and the ceremony for that. let us jump to the rose garden of the white house where the president is holding a press conference with australia's prime minister. let's listen in. >> saudi arabia about making sure there is real hope in the region for a better future. about the need, i mean this sincerely, about the need to work toward a greater integration for israel while insisting that the aspirations of the palestinian people will be part, will be part of that future as well. i'm convinced one of the reasons hamas attacked when they did, i have no proof of this, instinct tells me, because of the progress toward reintegration for israel and overall. and we can't leave that work behind and one more word on this. i continue to be alarmed about extremist settlers attacking palestinians in the west bank that pouring gasoline on fire what it's like. this was

and we're at home with keke palmer, as she gets ready for a very special night. from universal studios hollywood, access hollywood starts-- right now. [instrumental music] kerry's family shocker. welcome to the weekend edition of access hollywood. i'm scott evans. and i'm zuri hall. kerry washington's new memoir, thicker than water, is out now, and kerry told our producer and guest correspondent emily orozco about the bombshell revelation she makes in the book about her dad. kit hoover has the story. you share a revelation about your dad that starts with a text message. it was about five years ago, and my parents sat me down and shared this really revelatory news with me. [instrumental music] they told me that my dad is not my biological father, that i was born from a sperm donor. [instrumental music] and i think it was hard for my parents, in a way, because they had kept this secret for 40 years, but it was hard for me, because it really redefined my idea of who i was and who my family is. kit: kerry, of course, was completely shocked by the news, but at the sam

paul palmer and raheem sterling were the blue arrows in this game. blue attacks , 12 minutes, result. the defender of the gunners carelessly he presented a penalty to chelsea, which palmer, by standing behind the shot , stuck the ball into the guest's goal, and the first half ended with the same result. at the beginning of the second half, arteta received a second shock. modric penetrated from the left side of arsenal and decided to cross, but his shot went straight into the opponent's goal to double the lead of the london blues. arsenal were attacked in order to escape from defeat, and finally, in the 77th minute, with the fatal mistake of chelsea's spanish goalkeeper robert sachs, who gave declan rice a two-handed topo, they were able to compensate for one of the goals, but this was not the end of the job. saka and tresar's wonderful strike equalized the lost game and equalized the points with the citizens and because of the goal difference, they are in the second place, even though chelsea is full of stars, but we have to admit that we did not mak

two people have dropped out of the race, congressman dan muse -- dan meuser and congressman gary palmer. and now, one of these people is hoping to be the next speaker, and whether they can win on the house floor is another thing. political commentator congressman kinzinger, and s.e. cupp, and i wanted to start with jenna ellis, this is another plea deal in which jenna ellis pleaded guilty to the aiding and abetting of making false statements alongside rudy giuliani, and you were there in the house subcommittee investigation, and i want your reaction now that four people have pleaded guilty before our eyes in the case? >> well, it is vindicating for the house january 6th committee, and vindicating for the country, and i am glad that the case is falling in line and i would be worried if i were donald trump, but contrasting to d.c. that people are running for speaker that won't say that the election was legitimate, and this is how they don't care about the circles of the gop, and with the exception of a few running, it is incredible dichotomy, and i'm glad that jenna ellis is facing justic

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but palmer says the good news for now as of the most up-to-date data from july and august, the state'ss were coming in as projected with 22 billion dollars coming in as expected during those months. still amid the new tax deadline extension, he stresses cautious optimism. that's a shift that the state has never had to do before in terms of delaying tax payments for that long, a period of time. we've never had to do that before. so that has a new level of challenge risk uncertainty. and that's why he says the governor cited costs and budget concerns and about 40% of the bills he vetoed this year. the governor in many cases look at these bills and said good policy idea. but given the costs associated with it, not the time to consider right now. republicans say they appreciate that, but they also believe more fiscal prudence. he will be necessary revenues come in short. it was good to see a lot of the governor's veto messages. >> reflecting a concerned about spending and that's a good sign. but real fiscal discipline will be actually bringing spending in line with revenues. >> and we shou

it could go to someone like palmer if the conservatives and moderates get into a deadlock and look foromeone who is in the middle. host: keri in virginia, independent. you are next. caller: i was listening this morning, i find this to be a very important subject. i wanted to say to you, moderator, i'm disappointed for your ableist mention of antidepressants. for all of those people out there who have a situation with disability regarding suicidality , -- host: you are right, i should not have. i'm sorry. i should not have joked about that. william, republican in pennsylvania. caller: you keep calling jim jordan an extra must. nancy pelosi is an extremist. she still has her speakership for some reason. for all of these moderate so-called republicans, you keep calling people extremists. you guys will never be in office ever again because primaries are coming up in 2024 and i have a feeling that all of you will be gone in 2024. that is my extremist opinion so i will leave it at that. thank you. guest: i wouldn't use the term extremist, that is pejorative but jack -- jordan proudly embrace

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with representatives austin scott, jack bergman, byron donalds, kevin hern, and pete sessions, gary palmer of alabama dropped out of the race in the last hour. at this morning's meeting set for 9 a.m. eastern, membe vote in multiple rounds until a

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palmer can you hear me? >> yeah my main um, question about um, about the agendas items the joint joint conference committee and one before are has they've been in discussion and needs to occur citywide not just with with the health commission how we can give oversight for laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center that is happening again and need (microphone distorted) how to run a nursing home and not just a county hospital. and who do not use laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center for the purposes unrelated to providing to provide urgent care for disabled san franciscans that is a traffic at the and kind of like 9 and will be intense political pressure to use the laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center beds for other nursing home care. and because of um, the expense of delivering the nursing home care and the lack of other services in the city and um, while we should care - plenty of services the city needs to care but needs nursing home beds. this mission must not be interfered when

>> please welcome ceo anna palmer. [applause] >> good morning, good morning everyone. thank you all so much for joining thus morning in person, and on a live stage i'm anna palmer ceo one of the founders of the punch bowl news i'm thrilled to be here for the popup conversation a bit of the news of the day, no shortage of that and what's happening in congress right now. andrew our senior congressional reporter will join me on stage to comoderate that conversation a big thank you to rtx for partnering with us to make this conversation possible. afterward, i'm going to be joined by henry brooks who is president of power and controls at collins aero space, as always you can find punch bowl news on all social media media at punch bowl news and share with this conversation this and with that introduce sage. [applause] >> thank you, thank you so much. >> all right. well we have plenty to get to. we appreciate your coming this morning on a busy, busy time on capitol hill and andrew i'll turn it over to you. >> senator wariner over the weekend as you know congress passed a bill

palmer: mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 54, printed in part b of house report number 118-242, offered by mr. palmer of alabama. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 756, the gentleman from alabama, mr. palmer, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from alabama. mr. palmer: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in support of my amendment. federal bureaucrats at the department of energy are once again attacking americans' freedoms to choose their appliances that they want in their homes. they tried to take 50% of the gas stoves off the market. now they are coming for your room air conditioners. my straightforward amendment would block d.o.e.'s overzealous regulation own room air conditioner units from taking effect. summers in alabama as you know, mr. chairman, are hot. my constituents like millions of americans use air conditioners to fight this heat. for people who are so concerned about global warm

the higher you go to worst things can get, especially as we could hit dipping points like pulling palmer for us for leasing, meeting or large forest diagnose. but the higher end scenarios are unlikely. so what assigned to soc is a business called for the eclipse, but say it's important to notice that in many parts of the world, some of the eclipse is already happening. we are reducing the green and i see i see collapse. we are already seeing cloud rate styles and we already seen ocean currents being altered the northern forest and the high far is changing. look good . what happened to my lot we, or take pakistan with these kind of enormous climatic events and add to that the fires, the heat waves, the flooding, etc. unreal yukon deny that. and so when the one wishes to call it daughter isn't over, the one wishes to call it a call to action and then for take action. this is really up to us as humanity. humanity has shown progress, some of which has been unexpected. c, o, 2 emissions were not as high as predicted in 2022. the ip c c says that we have still in theory, keep wanting to below

but right now we have a different problem. professor arnold palmer can do is an award winning architect mostly known for her sustainable projects like these ones. when standardization is being imposed, then the must have coverage to question the limits of standardization. and the construction sector is especially standardized and rigorously conservative. some practices haven't changed in centrally is to concrete. for example. it's the 2nd most used material in the world, only after water. if it was a country, it would have been the world's 3rd largest carbon polluter. after china and the u. s. last year, we produced 4400000000 metric tons of concrete. according to the u. n's projections at this rate, we wouldn't be producing enough concrete to build the entire city of paris every week for the next 40 years. ready that is a lot of concrete. and for several reasons, this material is not widely recycled. a big one is standardized, bad practices says mar. so is there a circular engineer focused on cradle degree to applications in the construction sector? if you will, use educational tests a

emeliyeo palmer entrÓ a las montacdaseo de hidalgo, donde dijo que la recibieron 200 personas armadas" guzmÁn. >>> conocÓ al "el chapo" guzmÁn a los 17 aÑos, era una niÑa, no una mujer de verdad. >>> estas son las imÁgenes que se conocen de ema en el centro nocturno el farallon. >>> siempre hay ojos para ema coronel, por el gobierno y el cartel en mÉxico, ella no podrÍa visitar su familia en mÉxico. >>> latina nos cuenta cÓmo conociÓ al "el chapo" guzmÁn en el juicio. >>> conocemos en el baÑo de la corte y en el juicio de "el chapo" guzmÁn. >>> ema coronel vive en los Ángeles con la promesa de una nueva vida fuera del crimen. en los Ángeles edgar muÑoz. >>> despuÉs de una hospitalizaciÓn para tratar su depresiÓn la jueza lina hidalgo habla con telemundo. peso pluna, bad bunny, karol g sobresalen en los "premios billboard" de la mÚsica latina. tenemos lo mejor de la gala. ♪(mÚsica)♪ (comerciales) geico hace el seguro de auto más fácil. me dice cuándo... tan fácil como amar el queso parmesano. ...me dice... ...me dice cuándo? ...me dice cuándo?! ¡así está bien! ay, le faltó un poco ahí.

i'm anna palmer, ceo and one of the founders of punch bowl news.led to be here for this pop-up conversation with senator mark warner, the democrat from virginia. we're going to be focusing on national security, a bit of the news of the day -- in shortage of that and what's happening in congress right now. andrew, our senior congressional reporter, is going to join me on stage to co-moderate that conversation. a big thank you to rtx for partnering with us to make this conversation possible. afterward i'm going to be joined by henry brooks who is president of power and controls at collins aeroprospace. as always, you can find punch bowl news on all social media @punch bowl news. we encourage you to share the conversation there. and with that, let's welcome the senator and andrew to the stage. [applause] thank you so much. all right. well, we have plenty to get to. we appreciate your coming this morning on a busy, busy time on capitol hill. andrew, i'm going to turn it over to you. >> so, senator warner, over the weekend, as you know, congress passed

people in israel, launching this current and most serious escalation in the decades long is randy palmer stadium complex. it's right. defense for, for fee the strikes are targeting infrastructure of the homos standard is true in gusto. ideas, claims to have security at the head of the military branch. i found out that on that a group in the strikes is trying to face that this group has put it up alone, but it straightened up and, and border was also targeted by a clip i session fill out over night are in cross country, new log scale strikes on military positions of the has blocked terrorist organizational. i go into law right now. it's blue sky cars, ballasa observation systems along the border, should have gone feasible and this is entered i lesion form, it says fired at is ro recorded? yeah. but it is right by hezbollah. libby met with a significant response from us. let's just assume that the not the slid the, the code, but google much multiplan to the in the gaza strip news. i didn't see for the choice often that the thing is trying to use. stripe in southern gods is right here towar

martin palmer: i think one of the things that i've seen over the last few years, and increasingly so,is a sense that if there is going to be some kind of chinese solution to these issues, it is going to come out of chinese traditional culture. so my sense is that this partnership between religion and the government around environment is only going to get stronger and stronger. fred: there's hope these handshakes signal real support for ancient traditions of respect for nature in a society that has paid a heavy environmental price for progress in recent decades. 10/23/23 10/23/23 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> our near-term goals must be clear, immediate and sustained humanitarian aid for civilians in gaza, immediate conditional release of all hostages, and immediate and dedicated efforts to prevent spread of violence which is increasing the risk

palmer. oh, say, can you see? oh, is it also eli? it was so. easy. it hurt the tooth. its last gleaming. who brought stripes and a bright star. this. $3 dress for eight or the reports we watched was so good. at least three in her. arms boosted singing tips keep three on my that offer was still there. oh, say it all it stands tall spangled me it with even all those. tv. the. live. thank you again millicent scarlett and once again on behalf of national i archives foundation, i want to welcome you to this very, very special event. our foundation, the national archives foundation has been the nonprofit partner of the national archives for over 30 years. and we are the ones that support, promote, plan, help execute public programs, exhibitions, civic education, resources and much more. all these which are a wonderful gift by this great institution that we offer to our country and the world. and i want to acknowledge our foundation board members, please, you can get seated everybody else, but excuse me, i'm not used i'm not used to preaching preaching from the pulpit lately.

palmer, the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. mcclain, the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy, the gentleman from florida, mr. donalds, the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. american, the gentleman from michigan, mr. bergmann, the gentlewoman from washington, mrs. rodgers, the gentlewoman from texas, mr. arrington, the gentleman from texas, mr. fallon, the gentleman from new york, mr. molinaro, the gentlewoman from florida, ms. camak, the gentleman from new york, mr. jeffries, the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clarke, the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar. the gentleman from california, mr. lieu. the gentleman from washington, ms. delbene, the gentleman from south carolina mr. clyburn, mr. neguse why colorado, the gentlewoman from texas, ms. escobar, the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. underwood, the gentlewoman from florida, ms. w. the gentleman from michigan, mr. kildee, the gentlewoman from california, ms. jacobs, the gentlewoman from texas, ms. crockett, and the members of the louisiana delegation, mr. graves, mr. higgins, ms. ledlow, mr. carter. the committe

. >> reporter: cameron palmer is ready for the huge crowds they will see across half moon bay this weekend including at his restaurant and hotel. it is a much-needed boost for business, not just for him but for many i half moon bay. >> it is phenomenal. during the entire month of october, we are packed. >> reporter: cameron's restaurant and inn has its own charm and appeal with a british team celebrating the tradition of his family. mixed in with al of those collectibles from across the pond, plenty of decorations to make it clear that it is spooky season and pumpkin town. >> still rebounding. a lot of u are a little behind on our bill but this will be a real shot in the arm this october. >> the festival maybe one weekend but it is part of a pumpkin season on the coast, a great way to transition from th busy summer is here, creating a new attraction that keeps the community a destination well into the fall. >> some weekends, there actuall is a line out the door. >> it is the combination of a scenic setting and some of the most impressive pumpkins in the world that have made half moon bay a

so joining us now to help make sense of it, co-founder of "punchbowl news," anna palmer. proposal he floated this weekend on the television, a standalone measure for israel. what are you and your colleagues learning about what it will look like, how much money, and what's the timing? >> i think it reflects a broader feeling certainly of house republicans, that they don't want to jam a bunch of issues that they feel are separate and put them together in these larger packages as we have historically seen congress do. i think the biggest thing to watch is that speaker johnson wants to have this emergency funding offset. that's basically unheard of. so they're going to try to finding some kinds of cuts. we don't have any indications what those cuts would look like, but that's a real effort to increase a number of republicans who would be willing to support this pack am and it goes to the senate where you have a very different viewpoint where you have mitch mcconnell and others saying we should have funding. >> so, anna, we heard from matt gaetz talking about pushing out mccar

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but palmer says the good news for now as of the most up-to-date data from july and august, the state'sillion dollars coming in as expected during those months. still amid the new tax deadline extension, he stresses cautious optimism. that's a shift that the state has never had to do before in terms of delaying tax payments for that long, a period of time. we've never had to do that before. so that has a new level of challenge risk uncertainty. and that's why he says the governor cited costs and budget concerns and about 40% of the bills he vetoed this year. the governor in many cases look at these bills and said good policy idea. but given the costs associated with it, not the time to consider right now. republicans say they appreciate that, but they also believe more fiscal prudence. he will be necessary revenues come in short. it was good to see a lot of the governor's veto messages. >> reflecting a concern about spending and that's a good sign. but real fiscal discipline will be actually bringing spending in line with revenues. >> and we should have a better idea this january on how

palmer's. i don't think there is been merely enough public discussion of the impact of the slow project on the seniors disabled resident of laguna honda. and possible adjustments or eliminations of that unsuccessful branding of population. what is the plan? thank you. >> thank you. le there is last comments for this item, public comments. >> commissioners any comments or questions from the director's report? all right, thank you, dr. colfax. our next item is gift fund, this is an action item. we have lilly conover, chief financial officer to present. >> thank you. c.f.o. laguna. in your pact today, you should have the budget first actuals from last year and the budget for upcoming or the current year. so i'm going to walk you through those two documents and then i'm happy to answer any questions. so for fiscal 23, which budget you approved last year, we had 21,000 in revenue for the year, most of that was in trust. we had 3000 in cash donations and $500 in in kind donation, which was a donation

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