go to the root causes of poverty and petty theft. look at petty theft. take care of the homeless population there and create a vibrant. i am seeing live music and festival safe. don't go to the same old pattern. thank you so much. >> do we have further callers? >> the that completes the queue. >> thank you so much, operations. public comment is now closed. i do want to thank all of those who spoke during public comment. the many leaders of our business associations, hospitality industry and labor organizations and also i want to express my thanks to peter mills and the civil grand jury for your work on this very important report that has sparked this discussion about how to continue to sustain mosconi center in the city. i also want be to thank the department for their responses. the mayor's office, city administrator, sfpd. i really concur and appreciate with the responses from our departments which are impartial disagreement with a number of the findings. then in terms of the recommendations, the response is that they will not be implemented for a numb

of trying to burn someone that he's mad at and that if the pettiness and the revenge is motivating enough, he will be less stingy, shay. >> if you look back on the last four years of this presidency, you know, you talk a lot about how trump has violated norms but he always violated norms almost always to help himself. to shield his taxes, to shield his finances, to shield transparency and make sure the trump organization made more money. he never violated norms to advance privacy calls. that's not something he did. it was always about himself. so we're entering a new year but the same trump. trump only thinks about himself and perhaps we should be grateful because somebody who really thought about the country and thought about what they could do with the power of the president could perhaps be a lot more dangerous over the last four years than trump has actually ended up proving to be. >> it's funny making that point, i don't know if you popped on a grudge report today which is an influential writer, we'll put up the report on the screen here. they go at the fact that as they put it, okay

us a card where they'll spend their christmas helping to rebuild shattered hopes of peace and the petty officers serving board the ""uss enterprise" asked that we remember him and his shipmates this holiday season. that's right, sailor, you're serving a good cause indeed. on this, the birthday of the prince of peace, you and your comrades serve to protect the peace he taught us. you may be thousands of miles away, but to us here at home, you've never been closer. one of my favorite pieces of christmas mail came earlier this year, a story that took place not in our country's heart land but on the troubled waters of the south china sea. it sums up so much of what is best about the christmas spirit, the american character and what this beloved land of ours stands for not only to ourselves but to millions of less fortune people around the globe. i want to thank mr. gary kemp for bringing it to our attention. it's a letter from john mooney written on october 15th. it's a true christmas story in the best sense. dear mom and dad, today we spotted a boat in the water and rendered assistance. we

and aides are texting the expletive saying we can't -- if this is his floor of pettiness, where is his ceiling going to be as lives are on the line? and they don't know what they can do beyond scream and yell and hope that the american people retaliate in due time. >> that is -- that is a definition of petty. david, we saw -- but david, you have some more insight in this. because when it does come to twitter followers, that is no small thing when it comes to president trump. that's like the entire ball game. and we saw the president today, david, golfing, but there is no reporting of him actually dealing with the crisis that he just created that will be impacting millions of americans with this covid relief bill. and since there is a tweet for everything, this seems a good occasion to bring one out. october 23rd, 2014, donald trump tweets "president obama has a major meeting on the new york city ebola outbreak with people flying in from all over the country, but decided to play golf." irony is definitely completely lost on him. >> yes, not to mention that he said if he was elected pres

of the privileges i have had is to serve with john lewis and cross the edmund pet ties bridge -- pettis bridge. whether republicans or democrats, relationships is the conduit for good policy, people before the politics. you don't have to throw what you believe your values or principles, do we show up, do we have to be the key note speaker at times? i was committed to doing this to be both a conservative and a bridge builder. and our team committed to that. hardly a week went by that we didn't answer the question, are we making an argument or are we making a difference. in this town, those who make the most noise get the key roles, but in looking back, making the difference is ultimately the price. the successes where i believe it's simple, staying close to the lord and having the people pray and wrap their arms around us. so many times after spending a week in this arena, you go back home kind of worn out and i will never be able to express my gratitude to the people who lifted our arms up and pray for us week after week. couple of months ago i met freddie in north carolina. he is a str

and number three is pure pettiness, right?the president and on his way out the door he was going to make the point that if you weren't loyal to him or supportive of him, he was going to get rid of you and put in people who were. a lot of arrows point to the last one, pettiness. but we do have to watch out for what the president might be interested in doing in his last 49 days. i know there are a lot of people concerned about it. i tend to believe that this is really mostly about pettiness, though. but it does have strategic consequences. very few people know what the office of the secretary of defense is. it's the civilian part of the pentagon that provides civilian oversight over the military. it's designed that way. for generations it's been that way. when you completely gut an organization and put in people who are just loyalists to the president, it basically sort of undercuts that civilian control. and certainly if you're in the uniformed military, you want to know that the decisions being made about operations have real

colleagues look at joe biden's nominees based on their merits and their impressive credentials and not let petty political animus get in the way. senator menendez. thank you mr. leader. look, i want to echo particularly the national security front, the leaders comments about her nation security and prosperity. it should not be about politics. there is no question that the slate of nominees, particularly in the state department un ambassador and elsewhere put forward by the president-elect are capable and qualified out does the senate have to do their due diligence and vet them? of course. we have to understand their thinking and ask them about their views? of course for this part of advising consent. but there's a difference between that and some who are already suggesting they seek to weaponize the confirmation process. in seek to turn into a political wrecking ball. as those who ultimately for their own purposes may aspire before future elections to the present of the united states. someone sees the vetting process that in a way undermines the very essence of what we need our nation to be able

colleagues look at joe biden's nominees based on their merits and impressive credentials and not let petty political animus get in the way. senator menendez. menendez: thank you, mr. leader. i want to echo on the national security front the leaders comments. it's about our nation's security and prosperity, not about politics. there is no question the slate of nominees particularly in the state department, you and ambassador, and elsewhere put forward our capable and qualified. does this edit have to do its due diligence and that them? of course. -- vet them? do we have to understand their thinking? of course. but there is a difference between that and some who are already suggesting that they seek to weaponize confirmation process, seek to turn it into a political wrecking ball. those who alternately, for their own purposes, as they may aspire for future election to the presidency of the united states, wants to use the vetting process in a way that undermines the very essence of what we need our nation to be able to do on day one. the american people deserve to have a government that not o

it looks like you're petty and overly sensitive.k of a great network is put on stuff that is tough. but you're not going to see, you know, out of rupert murdoch network succession, are you? think about it. and so i think -- although that would be something if he did that. he put in lots of things. these people -- these networks are owned by powerful, wealthy people that have control over them. so it will be naive to say they didn't, you know, they don't have preferences. i'm sure the show will find the writer i happen to know is terrific. maybe they'll find another home or something else. but i guess he doesn't want to reward this particular publication. >> he wasn't the most sensitive to gawker compared to a lot of people. >> steve jobs? >> yeah. a lot more people really didn't like gawker than tim cook, i suspect. >> i wonder, care yashkara, how this -- we'll never know without talking to tim cook. something tells me he's not going to talk about this. how much of this is about not liking gawker and how much of this is about well i

very gentleman is born a petty tyrant. i didn't conclude myself. i think the greatest danger of is the fact that it also do not guarantee or it erty at times. for us thoroughly consider this question of this most die boll trade i believe -- diabolical trade away must first the increase -- under the off the growth of this institution but so too we be guaranteed our property. may ifficult is it that we move forward and have a subjective opinion upon this of we've the consideration fiscal self-interest tied to it? ir rerefuse canably. manner this constitution done everything it left up condition everything it ought not. it pay be hypocritical i have yet if it is necessary in this tim i can see no other path out. madison, in mr. fairness i have to suppose the same difficult question to you. to he extent that you are the willing to defend slavery on be ral basis, won't you considered by your posterity it ?e a hypocrite mr. madison: most assuredly. make no mistake, mr. harris, we have seen the mere distinction for lor as justification the most oppressive

regard to party with just political app rach, this one is just more of a petty head scratcher ratherify it before they leave. >> always great to get your help sorting through this. >>> a former coronavirus data scientist is defending herself after florida state police raided her home on monday. about ten officers with guns drawn showed up at rebecca jones tallahassee home at 8:30 in the morning. remember, she was fired in may, and she's been accusing florida officials of trying to cover up the extent of the coronavirus pandemic. now those officials are investigating whether jones accessed a state government messaging system without approval to urge other employees of the state to speak out about coronavirus deaths. according to court documents, investigators traced a message to an ip address connected to her home. >> they took my phone, and they took the computer that i use to run my companies. and on my phone is every communication i've ever had with someone who works at the state who has come to me in confidence and told me things that could get them fired or in trouble like this.

go to the root causes of poverty and petty theft. look at petty theft. take care of the homeless population there and create a vibrant. i am seeing live music and festival safe. don't go to the same old pattern. thank you so much. >> do we have further callers? >> the that completes the queue. >> thank you so much, operations. public comment is now closed. i do want to thank all of those who spoke during public comment. the many leaders of our business associations, hospitality industry and labor organizations and also i want to express my thanks to peter mills and the civil grand jury for your work on this very important report that has sparked this discussion about how to continue to sustain mosconi center in the city. i also want be to thank the department for their responses. the mayor's office, city administrator, sfpd. i really concur and appreciate with the responses from our departments which are impartial disagreement with a number of the findings. then in terms of the recommendations, the response is that they will not be implemented for a numb

so it goes to show what donald trump's priorities are, and i find it very small of him to be so petty with so many important things in the late stages. it's like burning down rome on your way out and it's only going to hurt the american people and our national security. frankly, i think covid is a national security issue, alex. when you have a 9/11 event every single day. how many americans we're losing every single day now, that is national security issue. so donald trump i think historians won't be too kind to these decisions and in this late phase in his administration, but i think we can't expect anything different from him based and what we've seen in the last four years. >> again, sentiments of elise on that, too. touch's efforts to overturn election results major blow yesterday. lost arizona, michigan, nevada, wisconsin and georgia as well. there are now more than 30 cases from the trump campaign that have been withdrawn, denied or dismissed. when do they stop? >> well, i think they've made it very clear they are going to continue down this line until the electoral college meet

. >> the only thing it could be is petty. when we do see him mentioned, it's a round-about way. new york times headline comes to mind, trump claims credit for the vaccine but his backers won't take it. you know, and again, then they'll criticize marco rubio. why does he get it, he's not old. it's just purely petty, especially because you know they would be mocking him if there was no vaccine. we know that because they already did. you know, in may nbc news fact checked saying it would take 12 to 18 months, anything sooner than that would take a miracle. that proves they know it's an you amazing accomplishment and refusing to acknowledge that really further divides the country that's so divided already. howie: you set up my question to mara. six months ago, widespread mockery, a bloomberg headline called it the impossible dream, quoting all these experts who said it couldn't happen by tend of the year. did i miss the stories saying we were wrong and trump was right? >> yeah, i think that the press, the media can walk and chew gum at the same time. this was a remarkable accomplish

not trivial or petty. people blame him for the storied published.ver to "the guardian," and the "washington post" can and's journalists decided what to publish. blame them, not snowden. our job, expose the truth. expose information the government may not want you to know. in his case, the central thing he revealed was warrantless mass surveillance or americans now partly, not fully changed. we owe him for that. >> hmm. the worst part of any day having you on the show when nick says in my ear. got to go. can't stand that. anyway, heamehdi hasan. >> i'll come back and have these conversations. i love haval these conversations on the weekend. >> open invitation, thank you, my friend. >>> catch his show weeknights. 7:00 eastern on the peacock streaming channel the choice. >>> legal glitch in donald trump's plans to live at mar-a-la mar-a-lago. why he may actually lose that fight. that's next. that's next. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority

sheryl crow, is paying tribute to tom petty tonight [ cheers and applause we love sheryl what's the songdon't kno how it feels you don't know ♪ she does a version of that tonight, and it's great. she crushes it speaking of crushing, did you guys see this video of chris evans playing the piano, it went viral? watch this ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: okay, okay, okay, that's enough. that's enough. people are really going nuts for this but come on, chris, leave some stuff for the rest of us you're good at everything. [ laughter ] it's like, we get it you look great in a cable-knit sweater. meanwhile, if i wear one of these, people assume we're doing a sketch on the show called "deadliest catch: nantucket. [ laughter ] >> tariq: yeah, it's like, we get it you're captain freaking america. you're not just an avenger, you're the first avenger but, no, that wasn't enough. you had to sit down at a piano and prove you have a soft, sensitive side too well, guess what hugh jackman called, and he -- well, he was really impressed. [ laughter ] so add that to the list. >> yeah, man we get it. you've been in a tony-nom

every gentleman here, ourselves not excluded, is born a petty tyrant. practiced in acts of despotism and cruelty. we become callous to the dictates of humanity, to the finer feelings of the sole, taught to regard a portion of our own species in the most contemptible an abject degree below ourselves. habituated from our infancy to travel upon the rights of mankind. we bring that judgment of heaven upon ourselves. and as nations, we will not be rewarded or punished in the next lifetime as we certainly saw be. they shall meet their just rewards upon this globe. in the laws of impartial providence, they insist that through inevitable chain of cause and effect, national sins will be punished by national calamities. here within this document, the greatest sin is that it puts a moratorium upon one type of legislation and one type of legislation alone, and that is the end of the trafficking of slaves into this country. men there thought it wise to include but one reduction within that legislation, that we should not touch that importation of slavery, a practice

it's so petty at this point, i mean, we know, you can't say the pandemic this is the worst thing that's in a century and then the people who have gotten us through it did not give them props. >> yeah, there's no doubt that 2020 is also important because of this election. we only have a presidential election every four years, but we will remember 2020 as the year of the pandemic , as you said. it should have been focused maybe on frontline workers. i'll even give you another idea what about pharmaceutical companies who at record speed or shall we say warp speed have produced numerous vaccine, one that was approved the fda yesterday, the one produced by pfizer. we hope to get that out before the end of the year so people can start taking it. i think there's so much we could point to maybe even moms out there who were home schooling or having to help their kids virtually learn at home there's so many things we could have picked should have been around the pandemic but we expect this from time magazine. charles: yeah, we do but it's disappointing and i'll just add i put this out on twitter

to be on the largest part patriotic and then allowing yourself some small pettiness as well we're onlyff how was that how was the sort of drive-in rally treating you >> it was really good. i mean, look, in covid reality, the honks, they stand in sub adequately for clapping and applause and there's occasionally this stray honk that you hope was a punctuation of something smart that you said, and not someone accidentally leaning their elbow on the steering wheel. but we saw a lot of enthusiasm for jon ossoff, for raphael warnock, and of course the surge of applause when president-elect joe biden came on stage people are ready for 2021. we're ready for him to have a good team and the senate that is willing to work with him and get thing done and we saw that happen yesterday and we believe we're going to get it done in january >> seth: it was obviously a big win in georgia but it was also a very close win and there have been multiple recounts how do you build on the momentum of what you accomplished in 2020? >> sadly, people know what's at stake because our current senators are arguing ove

as i earlier stated every edelman is born a petty tyrant. i did not exclude myself. i think the greatest danger of this document is the fact that it also does not guarantee our property at time, for us to thoroughly consider this question of this most diabolical trade, i believe two things must be done. we must first and the increase, the tradeade -- end to stave off the growth of this institution, but we must be guaranteed our property. how difficult is it that we may move forward and have a subjective opinion upon this when we have the consideration of fiscal self-interest tied to it? so irrevocably? in that manner, this constitution has done everything it ought not to have done and left undone everything it ought to have done. to me it would be hypocritical, i have little doubt. is it necessary in this time? i can see no other path out. mr. harris: mr. madison, i have to pose the same difficult question to you. to the extent that you are not willing to defend slavery on a moral basis, want to be considered by your descendents and by your posterity to be a hypocrit

cash because he's not allowed ever to get at the petty cash box. but he can take as much money for himself as he wants out of the cash register because he is entitled to go into the cash register and make change. so, it's not just limited to files. we think it goes to the limits of the authorization. the second point i would make, to get back to the text here, your honor, as i was trying to ask mine earlier to the chief justice, authorization has a meaning here. everyone i think in fairly agree that the meaning, one meaning of authorization is that you have given someone specific permission. that's the definition we have cited in the brief and it is amply supported. the question, there might be a question as to how specific the permission has to be, but in context i think the permission needs to be fairly specific. so, there are going to be a number of systems that are necessarily covered by either prong directly. >> sorry to interrupt, i want to get one more question in. you acknowledged to justice kagan that you would be in trouble if the word so

permanent condition that has no cure but that hasn't stopped her from making it and then a tory asli come pettis of world of comedy. my name is maysoon zayid and i am not drunk but the doctor who delivered me was he caught my mom 6 different times in 6 different directions suffocating poor little me in the process as a result i have cerebral palsy which means i shake all the time look. it's exhausting i'm like shake your should care of me it's my home and ali. around 17000000 people worldwide live with the cerebral palsy yet disability is often an obstacle to finding a job. may soon be on screen and on stage in the ted talk seriously has been viewed millions of times she has shown the world how to succeed in working life with a disability i got 99 problems and polls he is just one. if there was an hour crush an olympics i would win the gold medal house in muslim prevail i disabled and i move in new jersey. i imagine the acting business can be pretty brutal if you're not a tall skinny blonde woman or have times changed hollywood is about fantasy and perfection and it's very very of disabled peopl

go to the root causes of poverty and petty theft. look at petty theft. take care of the homeless population there and create a vibrant. i am seeing live music and festival safe. don't go to the same old pattern. thank you so much. >> do we have further callers? >> the that completes the queue. >> thank you so much, operations. public comment is now closed. i do want to thank all of those who spoke during public comment. the many leaders of our business associations, hospitality industry and labor organizations and also i want to express my thanks to peter mills and the civil grand jury for your work on this very important report that has sparked this discussion about how to continue to sustain mosconi center in the city. i also want be to thank the department for their responses. the mayor's office, city administrator, sfpd. i really concur and appreciate with the responses from our departments which are impartial disagreement with a number of the findings. then in terms of the recommendations, the response is that they will not be implemented for a numb

we re they probably didn't know what they were intended for, just doing what they normally did as pettyarges against these seven were removed. all rights, hugh, thank you very much. you schofield there in paris. 9—year—old ella adoo—kissi—debrah is the first person in the uk to have air pollution exposure recorded as their medical cause of death. the coroner ruled that pollution made a material contribution as she suffered a fatal asthma attack in february 2013. her mother said her daughter finally got the justice "she so deserved". jon donnison reports. for the first few years of her life, ella kissi—debrah had been a healthy and active young girl. but after a chest infection, she developed acute asthma. she was hospitalised around 30 times over three years. and died in 2013, just nine years old. the following year an inquest concluded she died of acute respiratory failure and severe asthma. but ella lived just yards from the busy south circular road in south london. she walked to school along it. her family have always believed air pollution directly contributed to her death. and afte

fantastic i didn't support bret so i didn't pull pranks a i have really guides to not be part of you know petty boy it does make me nervous to think how am i going to get to visit the european cities and you know friends i have to live in spain and in france and other parts of europe it would have been a disaster if there had been no deal so very pleased but there is a to this is i suppose some people a big christmas present it's just i think a father's relief aid to them to see if the idea of a deal is a good one. but i think the idea that it has to go through 49 different parliaments in europe is a bit crazy i think it's really. funny going on also these years but it sort of begs the question as to whether this arrangement is going to be better than the regime we have come before we left the european union well let's take a look at how the u.k. you will cooperate from january 1st there will be no tar of sun each other's goods no limit on trading new border checks something agreed on to while the u.k. has pulled out of the long running the rolls most student exchange scheme between universitie

didn't support bret so i didn't vote for frank said i have really guides to not be part of you know petty boy it does make me nervous to think how am i going to get to visit the european cities and you know friends i have to live in spain and in france and other parts of europe it would have been a disaster if there had been no deal so very pleased that there is a deal this is i suppose some people a big christmas present it's just i think if i was really faded into this year i think we will see a return to the troubles or was it st louis. extremely disappointing. and naive of shortsighted government as a for their own short sighted aims as a. such turmoil practice of the so you know this country is dreadful. i'm very very sorry what's happened i think it's really we've finally got one of these years but it sort of begs the question as to whether this arrangement is going to be better than the regime that you have to come before we left the european union. officially approved russia sputnik vain for emergency use on wednesday officials from both countries said the vaccine would be distrib

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and watered down waters recommended participant after years of scandal and accusations bickering and pettyinsults the duping savior is over for now russia which categorically denied allegations of state assisted duping wanted all restrictions lifted but instead must settle for 2 years rather a 4 year battle during this period it could neither host nor bid for the major sporting tournament its flag and national anthem will also be bad but clean russian athletes not involved in the doping scandal will be allowed to participate at the olympics the collective punishment clause that saddam wanted to paint every russian athlete as a potential cheat is gone that was nice and because of the most important result of our collaborative effort is the fact that the court of arbitration for sport has been extended its support for a world on to duping agency in applying measures of collective for accountability and refused to introduce additional participation criteria for russian athlete and the olympic games paralympic games and world championships the world and he duping agency wanted a ruling but it

fantastic i didn't supply brakes a dental brakes a guy have really tried to not be part of you know petty mind it does make me nervous to think have i going to get to visit the european cities and you know friends i have to live in spain and in france and the parts of europe it would have been a disaster if there had been no deal so very pleased about the there is a deal this is i suppose some people a big christmas present it's just i think a father's relief aid to them to see if the idea of a deal is a good one. but i think the idea that it has to go through 49 different parliaments in europe is a bit crazy i think it's really. funny going after all these years but it sort of begs the question as to whether this arrangement is going to be better than the regime we have to come before we left the european union a deal has been reached it will leave many disappointed the pro e.u. people are just ones who are leaving the troll people like me that fall for bricks that are disappointed that the concessions and compromises that have been made but you've got to hand it to a bar storms this and

didn't support break so i didn't pull the brakes if i have really tried to not be part of you know petty boy it does make me nervous to think how about when i get to visit the european cities and you know friends i have to live in speed and in france and other parts of europe it would be a disaster if there had been no deal so very peaceful but there is a to this is i suppose for some people a big christmas present it's just i think if i was really in this year i think we will see a return to the troubles or was it st louis. extremely disappointing. and naive shortsighted government. for their own short sighted aims as to what such turmoil practice of the so you know this country is dreadful a very very sort of i think it's really. funny going off to these years but it sort of begs the question as to whether this arrangement is going to be better than the regime that you have to come before we left the european union now while boris johnson's christmas wish there may have come true it's been overshadowed by a tough year of covidien close borders and also economic woes saskia taylor takes

watered down what was recommended partitioned after years of scandal and accusations bickering and pettyinsults the duping xavier is over for now russia which categorically denied allegations of state assisted duping wanted all restrictions lifted but instead must settle for 2 years rather a 4 year battle during this period it could neither host nor be the major sporting tournament its flag and national anthem will also be bad but clean russian athletes lot involved in the doping scandal will be allowed to participate at the olympics the collective punishment clause that some wanted to play into every russian athlete is a potential cheat is gone the fact that wagner was unable to convince the course referees to punish clean athletes from russia and along with down the russian sports organizations and federations is a fixture of common sense given clean athletes from other countries a chance to defend themselves the world and he duping agency wanted a ruling but it says it respects the court's decision full is fair for the next 2 years so no more scandal no more investigations who fully i

$15000.00 worth of damage is a 3rd of that was spent on replacing keyboards i'm sure there won't be any pettiness this time around. thanks for joining us here on r.t. international we're back in just over 30 minutes with the latest headlines. things become more extreme then which leads to right when this is like breaking norms not really in a good way. as the. right is an extremist but the reality is. the elite media do the same. i think they're going to be cheap busted and then through and through all the countries but the idea is really their right to go to his country he said 50 give them everything slipped into. the. league discounts. this is what we don't understand how we are in such a contract. let us until the ones at the same time. notice a non-governmental. similar. jolly good 11 legged bible as proof if the minutes of own were not that god can we believe again in the world with the phone about the computer with the plane . would come up to the police story if you have to see. it at the end of the best to keep you moving to. boom boom boom boom. boom. boom. boom. hello and welcome to cr