pearson: deputy city attorney ann pearson. i think you did. i think it's important to note that there may be a contractor who's an interested party for one body but not another. >> president walton: thank you so much, deputy city attorney pearson. colleagues, i don't see any other names on the roster. there was a made to amend made by supervisor peskin and approved by supervisor chan. i believe we can take that motion same house, same call. so without objection, that motion to amend is approved. and seeing no other names on the roster, this is taken same house, same call, and without objection, this ordinance is passed on the first reading unanimously. madam clerk, we are now at roll call for introductions. >> clerk: yes, mr. president. supervisor peskin is first up to introduce new business. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam clerk. i will submit my legislation, but i would like to adjourn and, if possible, from the full board of supervisors in the memory of our many decades long chief of protocol charlotte meyer schultz who was a distric

pearson: deputy city attorney ann pearson. i think you did. i think it's important to note that there may be a contractor who's an interested party for one body but not another. >> president walton: thank you so much, deputy city attorney pearson. colleagues, i don't see any other names on the roster. there was a made to amend made by supervisor peskin and approved by supervisor chan. i believe we can take that motion same house, same call. so without objection, that motion to amend is approved. and seeing no other names on the roster, this is taken same house, same call, and without objection, this ordinance is passed on the first reading unanimously. madam clerk, we are now at roll call for introductions. >> clerk: yes, mr. president. supervisor peskin is first up to introduce new business. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam clerk. i will submit my legislation, but i would like to adjourn and, if possible, from the full board of supervisors in the memory of our many decades long chief of protocol charlotte meyer schultz who was a distric

pearson: deputy city attorney ann pearson. i think you did. i think it's important to note that there may be a contractor who's an interested party for one body but not another. >> president walton: thank you so much, deputy city attorney pearson. colleagues, i don't see any other names on the roster. there was a made to amend made by supervisor peskin and approved by supervisor chan. i believe we can take that motion same house, same call. so without objection, that motion to amend is approved. and seeing no other names on the roster, this is taken same house, same call, and without objection, this ordinance is passed on the first reading unanimously. madam clerk, we are now at roll call for introductions. >> clerk: yes, mr. president. supervisor peskin is first up to introduce new business. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam clerk. i will submit my legislation, but i would like to adjourn and, if possible, from the full board of supervisors in the memory of our many decades long chief of protocol charlotte meyer schultz who was a distric

ready things we did not do in 2014, we are prepared to do now bought in warner. pearson of a strong response of russia, invades ukraine, as the 2 leaders hold a virtual meeting. ah, i'm only inside. this is out there, live from doha. also coming up australia joins the us in a diplomatic because of the winter olympics in beijing. malaysian co op holes, former prime minister, nat geo. bron fax guilty verdicts in a corruption case and ushering in a new era all of shows is set to become jeremy's next chancellor, bringing the current down on anglo americans 16 year. right. ah, the u. s. has warn russia of consequences if it invades ukraine. the, to our virtual call between joe biden and vladimir putin ended with no break through the talks follow a massive russian troop build up at the border. that has western nations worried that moscow will invade its neighbor. i white house correspondent, kimberly hawk. it has the story with a massive build up of russian troops, new ukraine, shared border, and u. s. intelligence indicating an invasion of ukraine could happen early next year. u. s. president bid

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pearson's of drinking himself to death. their enduring and in many ways a beautiful friendship between two men. >> does anyone has a questions please feel free to post them. this is an interesting one. has any of the first been called to testify before a congressional committee jordan was 20 hours of grand jury testimony. about his relationship also was called before the senate committee on the senate committee was very suspicious he is basically caught red-handed lying ultimately in charge and not to claim the income is never charged criminally. other than the two of them nobody else into my mind and when else was called to testify best friends don't become part of the administration thanks staff and family are different types of relationship than a friend. george h.w. bush because he's his best friend and chief of staff and in my case these were just friendships. not people who worked in the administration. >> have about five minutes left. if you ask people close to buy and they will all tell you it was ted present chief

pearson's of drinking himself to death. their enduring and in many ways a beautiful friendship between two men. >> does anyone has a questions please feel free to post them. this is an interesting one. has any of the first been called to testify before a congressional committee jordan was 20 hours of grand jury testimony. about his relationship also was called before the senate committee on the senate committee was very suspicious he is basically caught red-handed lying ultimately in charge and not to claim the income is never charged criminally. other than the two of them nobody else into my mind and when else was called to testify best friends don't become part of the administration thanks staff and family are different types of relationship than a friend. george h.w. bush because he's his best friend and chief of staff and in my case these were just friendships. not people who worked in the administration. >> have about five minutes left. if you ask people close to buy and they will all tell you it was ted present chief

it is written by, michael pearson made beast, work with them and directed it.t thing about it is it starts off in about half an hour through, you think this is a movie about family, this is a movie but a relationship of the sons, his own relationship with the world and there is a film which i'm sure you haven't seen called bold because no one has seen it because it is brilliant. and it would pose a great debt to that film because id is getting under your skin and the whole idea of an extraterrestrial invasion that gets into your bloodstream and the paranoia that would induce, ithink bloodstream and the paranoia that would induce, i think it is really remarkable and he is great in this film. he is so tempted. i don't know if it's worthy of his talents. absolutely. that short film, the long goodbye which is eligible for an oscar. very soon, he is great. i think he is very good and it's a great film an encounter is well worth seeing. do not find out too much about it before you see it. the christmas film. it is december you have to have a christmas film. it is a c

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now, the committee mentions the former-trump campaign official katrina pearson. remember? she was always on television as a trump surrogate before he was elected and then she became -- right -- someone in the administration. so, katrina pearson is mentioned who was reportedly involved in organization of the rallies and has already been subpoenaed. she was in that meeting, too. max miller, who is now a congressional candidate in ohio tweeting his first vote would be to disband the committee that subpoenaed him today. bonus points for the ever-popular in some circles, anyway, accusations of a witch hunt, right? and we have got a newly revealed memo tonight written by trump campaign lawyer jenna ellis. yes, that jenna ellis. the same one who stood up with rudy giuliani to push the big lie of bogus election fraud. in a mow me the day before the attack on the capitol, she said then-vice president mike pence could ignore a federal law the electoral count act and just stop the certification process when it reached arizona. that memo, first issue reported by "politico." so, let's

. >> it's been reported that katrina pearson -- it is bean reported that katrina pearson was one of thee that he communicated his concerns to. is that correct? >> yeah. so, um, some tissu-- some of the want to be -- we have to be sure to be extremely accurate. there was a team of us who organized the two bus tours and the rallies in not just january but in december and november. and there were -- as this whole thing played out -- there were obvious concerns about a lack of infrastructure. that the only rally that happened in d.c. after the election, that i didn't have some kind of leadership position in the logistics and security of is what happened at the capitol. and um, i was frustrated leading up to that because i -- i take the responsibility of making sure that when people come to exercise their first amendment rights of peaceful protest, um, that it's done in a way that he is safe and productive. i -- i -- i was given no access or control or even input on the event at the capitol. um, and -- and had loudly made my concerns to everyone available. and -- and really, my -- the whole

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and look for small details, but about to make massive difference in this life of the lo, elizabeth pearson for francisco. diego really appreciate your insight into can forward to talking to you in the near future when the 1st image is from jumps with, with it being into our living room. thank you. thank you for watching your can see the program again. any time by visiting our website, al jazeera dot com for further discussion goes our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside. or you can also join the conversation on twitter. i would 100 is at $8544.00. mm hm. how about on the entire team here in dallas? ah ah. in 2002 coins and back lord small the launch of the euro. today is the official currency of 19 of the 27 member states of the european union. on the 20th anniversary of the euro entering circulation, al jazeera investigates how the eurozone benefited from having an official currency . from the al jazeera london broadcast and tack to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations this decade is the most consequential decade events is far too m

charles traffic has more now from pearson in southern ukraine. well, presidents and hence gay's office has put out some statements about the contents of that conversation. i'll read out some of the salient points to you that being said, according to lindsey's office, during that conversation, that was said that the u. s. has decided to become an active participant in the settlement process in dawn by us in parallel with the normandy format. now this is interesting because normally for math that is made up of france, germany, russia, and ukraine has by all accounts. according to most stanley's been and on l. tracy failure since it was initiated 7 years ago. so, and a lot of analysts have been trying to, trying to, to, to, to, to force the point that is absolutely vital to get the us a bigger role in, in trying to forge a lasting piece piece process and settlement to this conflict. so that's very interesting that there seems to be certainly some sort of agreement that there will be an increase role for the us in this office. also saying that the de

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set the tone by saying he will not accept any red lines from pearson at the same time, the white house, as it is not seeking conflict. in an exclusive interview with our tea, the kremlin spokesperson told us that america is becoming increasingly aggressive towards moscow. movie jim's tomar push has too much. now we see that nato is taking an extremely aggressive position. we see mister stoughton burges rhetoric. we see the different u. s. leaders, rhetoric burst. they all say they don't accept any red lines. second, they say that nato will do whatever it's once 3rd, it will do it on whatever territory it wants. 4th of all of this is aim to deter russia. we do not like that. we will do everything to ensure our own interests and launching bars. now, linear, a very important statement was made and the ukraine defense minister interview 2, u. k. media essentially call the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front lines and puts out that to do that by bypassing nature. so can you tell us how much of a breach is of the red line slot mere putin had defined? no. well, we have a similar

and look for small details, but about to make massive difference in this life of the lo, elizabeth pearson for francisco, diego, i really appreciate your insight and looking forward to talking to you the near future when the 1st image is from jumps with, with it being into our living room. thank you and thank you for watching your can see the program again. any time by visiting our website, al jazeera dot com for further discussion goes our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha insights for you can also join the conversation on twitter. i would 100 is at a james, i study from national and the entire team here in my for now step beyond the comfort zone were assumptions or challenge traveled to the ends of the earth and further experience the unimaginable of the people who live it. this is probably the most extreme situation i've been involved in how quickly things contract award winning documentary, the old for perception. witness on a, just the euro, with the listening post cuts through the noise like so. key about competing active seeing monday schools being used to per

and we remember in donald trump and cancel the meeting with la maya pearson of the g. 20 summit in 2018. am it escalations right before the new year? how did the 2 presidents managed to agree now just given, as you mentioned, that we're seeing rising tensions in the end of the president's obviously have the need to talk to each other. even in the most strained of moments when attitudes are not what i would call rational or sober, but emotionally magnified. so as the escalation gets stronger every day, than the president's and you obviously bear the responsibility to feel the need to discuss the issues. for today we heard russian foreign minister of sir gala rocky say that russia expressed concerns to india, a us activity in india. pacific logins come oregon. mr. laval also told me about the quarter lateral security dialogue, great, a line which for us, in addition to only deals living to little to her name was trailer and the u. s. no, you're actually in this trend by the u. s. and other countries for me such a membership clubs, harold housing here together just cuz miss la la rod lifes

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i was walking on pennsylvania avenue this morning on the house side there's a big thing from the pearson'sut the national debt is going to tweet out the national debt is now $28 trillion. everyd single american owes 89000 in debt. once he realized that before wewe spend another $5 trillion, you all owe 90 grand, every person. when interest rates go back up which they wille at some point which is a factor going to be really screwed. i think explaining to people what is going on and again we do not have to persuade in the same way they do. we can say do you realize you owe this much money and you're going to owe another 5 trillion what you getting for? it's watching this town hall with biden last night, how many times did he say that? he is like stop it with the no joke. my dad used to say joey no joke. so i gathered all of the big companies as have got to start operating 24/7. like dude they will come to work right now for eight hours. if you want to work 24/7 get the full hour in and then go for 16. the problem is they think that's a great idea but they can't get be able to work for eight

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trump campaign official on television as a trump became someone in the administration so katrina pearson is mentioned reportedly involved she was in that meeting, too. max miller who is now a congressional candidate in ohio tweeting his first vote would be to disband the committee that subpoenaed him today the ever popular acquisitions of a witch hunt, right? and we got a newly revealed memo written by campaign lawyer jenna ellis. that one that stood up with rudy giuliani that pushed the lie of bogus election fraud. a day before the attack she said then vice president mike pence could ignore a federal law. the electoral act add and start the recertification process when they reach arizona. that memo reported by politico. let's not forget what happened when pence refused to do just that, watch. >> look at that, it is just stunning to realize that less than half of the capitol rioters that have been sentenced so far have not go time behind bars according to a cnn analysis and the clock is ticking as the former president tries to keep his secrets from the january 6th committee. he's got les

trump on january 4th in a private dining room off of the oval office at the white house with katrina pearsonwho is another individual that the subpoena has subpoenaed. the three of them plus the former president were discussing who trump wanted to see speaking at the rally on january 6th. now, we don't know more about the contents of that conversation but the fact that the committee has that information on file with that direct connection is pretty significant. these six join a larger group that the committee has subpoenaed with the date of december 23rd to turn over documents to the committee and appear for depositions throughout the beginning of january. >> annie grayer, we will of course watch this closely with you. thank you so much. >>> and still ahead the jury sees new body cam footage from the killing of daunte wright. what it could mean for the former police officer who pulled the trigger. >>> plus, covid cases and hospitalizations on the rise as the delta variant continues sweeping across the country. now some states are deploying the national guard to help medical teams. the latest

abby pearson's family has been in this region for 150 years, and there are a few things they know abouttorm. quite honestly, i'm a little behind to be. you know, i should have the. top of the driveway. more room so you can put two cars. what i do, though, is hollywood park real close to the road. or i'll park all the way back. she'll spend much of the day clearing the way for more snow and hoping that visitors to tahoe spend a little time thinking about health help prepare as well, especially if they'll be driving once the snow starts falling. carry your chains learn how to put them on . take it slow. um. and if you're questioning it at all. just wait. her warning isn't unlike what they'll tell you here at ken's tire shop. it's one of only two tire shops in town. and as you might imagine, they're hopping. so if you need something before you come up, please get prepared by your chains before you come up the hill. check your tire condition because it is not easy to get a flat, repaired or set a new tires or chains. the roads to and from tahoe are clear right now and smooth sailing, but th

warmest your view outside at san francisco is looking really nice a few clouds, but also some sunshine pearson its way through. any remaining cloud cover that we do have. you can see on radar. we've cleared out really nicely a few snow flurries do remain around mount hamilton above san jose and then if we zoom out across the region is pretty clear to see where the atmospheric river has shifted all that energy is now pushing right into the central coast and on into the central sierra where they're about to see a very heavy dose of snowfall further south in the sierra nevada. much like our neighbors up in tahoe did throughout the evening. 40's for most of our current temperatures, although 30's are being seen in timber on up north through nevado saint helene cloverdale santa rosa in petaluma. you were in the 30's. now you're back up to 41 degrees even though we're not going to stay in the 30's all day long. a lot of us are going to stay in the 40's of more about that. still to come right now. don, thank you for that. well, it's been a busy day. nothing like it was yesterday. but we're still seei

>> deputy city attorney, ann pearson. i think there are a couple of different ways to do this.ld potentially divide the question or during the remaining part of the meeting work with the controller's office to see if there is a way to more clearly duplicate the file, amend it so you're moving one part of it forward and keeping the other part in committee. the controller office prepares these ordinances, so i would love to have the time to consult with them to see what the best approach is to capture what you would like to do. >> president walton: thank you so much, deputy city attorney pearson. supervisor preston? >> supervisor preston: thank you. and this comes back on a second reading as well. so i suppose that's another option to use the intervening time if folks prefer to move it forward and to have some of these discussions before a second reading. >> president walton: correct. >> supervisor preston: thank you. >> president walton: supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you, president walton. i am definitely torn on the very specific portion of the $3.25 million for th

her name is daphne pearson. in france, came down. the crew had to turn back. it failed to release its palms. so the plane crashed, to engines burst into flames. so, two of the crew managed to climb through the wreckage, the co—pilot, unfortunately, was killed. and then there was a man called david bond, nicknamed bomber boy, who was trapped in the cockpit and the plane was on fire. so daphne, 29 years old, a corporal in the women's auxiliary air force, she was lying in nearby quarters in her bunk. she got out, ran to the plane, god him, dragged him out, and he managed to warn her that they were bombs exploded on the plane. she dragged him out, she covered his face with her tin helmet and then threw her body on top of him when the aircraft blew up. she protected him from the shrapnel. so she, king george vi was so impressed, rightly so, that he awarded her the empire gallantry medalfor her actions. and awarded her the empire gallantry medal for her actions. and that medal was replaced by the george cross a year l

>> deputy city attorney, ann pearson. i think there are a couple of different ways to do this. we could potentially divide the question or during the remaining part of the meeting work with the controller's office to see if there is a way to more clearly duplicate the file, amend it so you're moving one part of it forward and keeping the other part in committee. the controller office prepares these ordinances, so i would love to have the time to consult with them to see what the best approach is to capture what you would like to do. >> president walton: thank you so much, deputy city attorney pearson. supervisor preston? >> supervisor preston: thank you. and this comes back on a second reading as well. so i suppose that's another option to use the intervening time if folks prefer to move it forward and to have some of these discussions before a second reading. >> president walton: correct. >> supervisor preston: thank you. >> president walton: supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you, president walton. i am definitely torn on the very specific portion of the $3.25 million

>> deputy city attorney anne pearson. what's before you today as you know is a proclamation of emergency. and if the board approves it, it will give the mayor the powers that are inherent in the mayor when an emergency is declared. that includes the powers to move resources and personnel. so if the board does approve this proclamation, yes, the mayor would have the ability to move money in the budget from one department to another. >> okay. so she wouldn't have to -- when there is not an emergency, we should have to come to the board for a budget supplemental if she wanted to add overtime supplement to the police department's budget. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> so i could never vote for that if this was the case if the mayor planned to do that. i have asked her deputy chief of staff anders power to be here to answer questions about this. are you there, andras? >> i'm here. >> i wish the mayor herself was here. i think this is important enough that it would be wonderful if she had come herself and interrupted h

>> deputy city attorney anne pearson. what's before you today as you know is a proclamation of emergency. and if the board approves it, it will give the mayor the powers that are inherent in the mayor when an emergency is declared. that includes the powers to move resources and personnel. so if the board does approve this proclamation, yes, the mayor would have the ability to move money in the budget from one department to another. >> okay. so she wouldn't have to -- when there is not an emergency, we should have to come to the board for a budget supplemental if she wanted to add overtime supplement to the police department's budget. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> so i could never vote for that if this was the case if the mayor planned to do that. i have asked her deputy chief of staff anders power to be here to answer questions about this. are you there, andras? >> i'm here. >> i wish the mayor herself was here. i think this is important enough that it would be wonderful if she had come herself and interrupted h

i just want to see deputy city attorney pearson, were you going to weigh in? >> thank you, chair mar. as you are reviewing the amendments to see which if any you're prepared to make today, i wanted to make clear that our office prepared and approved as to form a set of amendments that i believe were circulated to the committee yesterday. there were additional records that were -- amendments that were read into the record today that we have not approved as to form yet. so the ones that i think you should be looking at are those that were circulated yesterday. thank you. >> chair mar, in the ones that were circulated yesterday, i only have the ones that i just got. very last minute regarding allowing the d.a. to submit supplemental information. that would be okay. dominica, can you give me the old amendments? so under the old amendments, from yesterday, page 4, 1 -- lines 1 through 4, it says any report required, the district attorney may in discretion provide supplemental information regarding the domestic violence cases and victim services reported. any such s