i'm john pierce in the office of cannabis. let's take it way back before the state of california legalized the use of cannabis, there were medicinal cannabis dispensaries called mcds. they existed in the city prior to 2017 when the law was changed. after the law was changed, our office issues a different kind of permit to new medical dispensaries. our permits are governed under article 16. the conditions of article 16 are different than the conditions that govern medical cannabis dispensaries. the proposal that supervisor safai is talking about would change the laws that currently govern mcds which say you have to have these labor agreements, it would change that to the same law that applies to article 16 which say you have to have more than ten. >> president laguana: so, currently, it says ten if it's medical. >> correct. >> president laguana: okay. vice president zouzounis. >> vice president zouzounis: thank you so much director pierce and e.j. for being here from the supervisor's office. can you just repeat back to me, what

john pierce and lynn wood, john pierce and i'll say this because it's the truth and we have the billso back it up -- was billing this kid at 1,200 bucks an hour for going out and buying a shirt for him, for taking his family to breakfast or lunch. it's ridiculous. and there might be some attorney somewhere on the earth that's worth $1,200 an hour, it's not john pierce. >> now, look, one of the things that didn't come out tonight and it didn't come out for a bad reason. it has nothing to do with your client, it has nothing to do with you, but it does have to do with the situation and the venue. lynn wood is a suspicious character because he has been peddling the same kind of trumpy rigged election stuff as the guy who interviewed your client tonight. and does that concern you at all about what it attaches an 18-year-old to? >> well, i mean, kyle had the common sense and good judgment to get away from lynn wood, and i give him credit for that. you know, lynn said -- and it's what he said to me when he threatened to see me, i wasn't his criminal attorney. if he wasn't his criminal attorn

my attorney john pierce said we are going to keep us at this facility. to be extradited. i had no problem that but he forgot to file -- he didn't even know i was going. so my attorney didn't know i was going to jail, which is quite sickening because he should have known. d >> tucker: well, yes. that's the whole point of an attorney. >> thank god i have competent counsel now. but the jail was interesting. i was in my own room. it was kind of like, like a -- i'm going to describe it as a one star hotel. one star hotel. we'll go with a super 8. >> tucker: super 8. >> i had a desk. i had a shower. i had a toilet. i had a tv. i had a tablet. but i didn't have running water. >> tucker: seriously? >> i had a phone also but i did not have running water so i didn't shower until november 20th. >> tucker: how long is that? >> from october 30 to november 20, i did not take a shower. i felt terrible, i lost weight. my health was degrading. if i was in there for a month longer i probably would have been in the hospital. >> tucker: no running water?re >> no running wat

wendy knell and caroline pierce were starting out in life in a quiet town.n tonbridge wells, like myself, we were alljust working locally. it could have happened to any of us. julie monks was a friend of wendy's. she always wanted to get| married and have children and be a home—maker. that is what she, that is what she wanted to do. | but wendy's home, her tiny bedsit, was where she was murdered. caroline was attacked on her doorstep and taken away. three weeks later, a farm worker look down from his tractor into a drainage ditch and spotted a body. like wendy, caroline had been beaten, strangled and sexually assaulted. police were pretty sure the same man had killed both of them, but back then there was very little cctv, especially around here, no phones to track, and dna techniques were rudimentary. but that has changed. fuller was tracked down using modern dna techniques which can identify a criminal through his family members. when this dna swab was taken it matched samples from the murder scenes, carefully stored for decades. fuller's house provided mor

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chair, member pierce has her name on the roster. >> chairman: please, member pierce. >> thank you, chair townsend. i have been saving this and adding items as we were going through. number one, i heard a lot of requests both from fellow members and from the general public that we really need to get on task. so i am interested in possibly having on a future, on the next meeting's agenda discussions around a schedule or a calendar of all of the tasks that we need to hit with feedback from both consulting organizations and the clerk's office and i would gladly take up the offer made by madam clerk calvillo about sending in people with experience to actually walk us through that and look out for the task that we need, but we can all agree that the calendar's short, so we've really got to get this out there and understand where we are going and actually move towards goals. so, number one that. number two, i would like to see a future agenda item concerning definition of communities of interest and making space for the general public to self-nominate. their own particular communities as commun

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chair, member pierce has her name on the roster. >> chairman: please, member pierce. >> thank you, chair townsend. i have been saving this and adding items as we were going through. number one, i heard a lot of requests both from fellow members and from the general public that we really need to get on task. so i am interested in possibly having on a future, on the next meeting's agenda discussions around a schedule or a calendar of all of the tasks that we need to hit with feedback from both consulting organizations and the clerk's office and i would gladly take up the offer made by madam clerk calvillo about sending in people with experience to actually walk us through that and look out for the task that we need, but we can all agree that the calendar's short, so we've really got to get this out there and understand where we are going and actually move towards goals. so, number one that. number two, i would like to see a future agenda item concerning definition of communities of interest and making space for the general public to self-nominate. their own particular communities as commun

in the end they were represented by a pair of lawyers called linwood and john pierce.his came up out of in where. we were not expecting to have this conversation. we were taken by surprise a little bit but it's really interesting. here's kyle rittenhouse's description of what his lawyers did to him. >> tucker: you get arrested, what happens then? >> once i'm arrested, i go to -- juvenile facility and i've got to say thank you to them for their professionalism. >> tucker: the jailers? >> the guards, depke. they were the upmost professional people i have ever met. >> tucker: really? >> exactly. some of the most professional people i have ever met. amazing. like they treated me with respect. and they didn't like talk down to you like you've seen like in some videos, they just treated me like i was a human. >> tucker: how long were you there? >> i was in jail for 87 days, and this falls in with linwood -- linwood was raising money on my behalf, and he held me in jail for 87 days, disrespecting my wishes. put me on media interviews which i should never have done, which he s

>> chair: or mister pierce. just trying tounderstand if this is a new requirement . >> can you repeat the question? >> chair: the collective bargainingagreement . >> it's clarifyingthat and is currently under article 16 . in that light right acting director pierce? >> it's extending the same requirements to article 33 and associate directorray lodge is here. can you let us know more of the details of what governs the agreement ? >> thank you for this question supervisor mar. it's defined by labor peace agreement requirements which means if and mcd has 20 or more staff then they are required to have an agreement in place but once this legislation causes, then they will need to be abided by the low code requirements which lower the threshold to 10 which means mcd's who have 10 or more staff will need to havelb in place on the pending legislation . >> chair: that sounds good to me as well. thank youfor all your work on this. mister pierce, supervisor safai , i don't see any other questions for colleagues sowhy don'

thank you doctor pierce and ej. this is thankful but we were really involved with cannabis and the last couple of years we feel like we're not as twoand in so that's why we have a lot of questions . i know the industry is dealing with an oversaturation and that's why we've seen moratoriums and you can correct me if i'm wrong because i don't think this referredto us but the equity application . is there an existing or moratorium on getting certain new license types? i'm trying to understand why there is an influx of new commercial businesses from the mcps or if you feel like a number of them aregoing to help this process . i'm trying tounderstand , sorry.i also saw in this legislation you referenced equity for training that oewd would be able to authorize with this legislation so i'm trying to understand what we can expect for you, new commercial licensed businesses and some of the moratoriums that you're putting on. >> there is currently no moratorium on applications for new cannabis . >> so that. does that equity e

john pierce never had that video , we have talked to tucker karlsson's show. the video that was on tucker crossan's show started right when rosenbaum through the back. it is a huge difference. that is what they built their whole case on with that garbage photo, and may be -- you do not expect everything in the trial ever, and that program that they used in expert from the crime lab specifically says on the company's blog artificial intelligence enhancements are not to be used for forensic evidence, and they did it, and our research after, it would have been the subject of a huge motion. we do not have to do it. >> [indiscernible] >> you know, i do not know that it says -- i mean, there is -- i personally do not like people carrying ar-15's around. you know, there was so much anger and fear in kenosha on august 25 that people did armed themselves, and we knew from the beginning that if you read that statue correctly, i know everybody thought i was crazy, if you read the statute correctly, he was legal and having that firearm, and obviously once the evidence cam

a cold sensation in your left pelvic hipbone, then a piercing pain. a yet more piercing pain as the needle is inserted deeper into the bone, into the very marrow of the bone. soso extreme is this pain you he no breathhi to scream. you have no strength to move. you'reu paralyzed. oh, god, help me. but your quaint cries are muted. no one hears. perhaps there is a surgical error your brain sees as your heart fails and you sink into oblivion, youyo die. or you fail to die. eyes open, eyes open. your spine, your neck and the back of yourk head ache with pain, but your lower body has disappeared in a haze of numbness. where's your husband? vaguely you expect your husband to have been brought to you to give you aou hand and commend y for being so brave. a sound of crinkly paper in the gown you're wearing and a spear unveiled with blood. a sound of muffled coughing or is it muffled laughter? notce such good news. it appears you were not a viable candidate to donate bone marrow afterhe all. it appears that your pelvic hipbone down. stunnedun silence. you open

bitcoin foundation chairman brock pierce.and how will bc crypto's replacing currency in the world? >> i'm not sure about replacement. what were releasing is a parallel system. yet the old economy in the new economy and the question is where do people vote with their wallets and feet. i don't believe were gonna be seen the old economy or the currency or the financial institutions of the world disappearing anytime soon. that would be a likely very distant future. how were these things going to coexist it's a right way to think about it. the opening was fantastic, great explanation and a good reminder. i never encouraged anyone to invest in these things other than their own education. you go out and buy $20, $100 worth of this stuff, nft, miami, you go in by an nft for $5. you not making a financial investment, your investing in your own education in your own knowing and you can make informed decisions for yourself. that was wonderful fantastic advice. some of the things i heard from the media yet. david: it sounds like a stock

more piercing pain is a needle that is inserted deeper into the bone into the very marrow of the bone. so as extreme as this pain. you have no strength to move. you are paralyzed. oh, god, help me. perhaps there is a surgical error. your brain seizes in your heart fails. you think into oblivion and you die. or you failed to die and you waken confusion hours later. eyes open. eyes open. your spine, neck and back of your head ache and pain. your lower body has disappeared and the haze of numbness. where is your husband? you expect your husband to have been brought to you to commend you for being so brave. a sign of crinkling paper. blood is written up your thighs. a sound of muffled coughing or laughter. you are sounded by an embarrassed voice. not such good news. it appears you are not a viable candidate to donate their bone marrow after all. you are paralyzed from your pelvic hip bone down. stunned silence you open up your mouth but no words come forth. more muffled coughing and laughter. you managed to push yourself up with much effort. single words with periods after each word. sill

the mission walk and pierce 70 projects however have their own design review process is now so this new waterfront design process that we're suggesting for the southern waterfront would not apply to those suv areas. and we really appreciate just the ongoing collaboration and partnership all of your staff. we have a long history of working with the planning department and we look forward to working further on that. to bring you to any eir and a set of a general plan code amendments that will be before you for approval sometime next yearso with that , i think that wraps it up. and i'm happy totake questions and thank you very much again for your support . class back to diane. if thereare immediate questions . we should open apublic comment. members of the public this is your opportunity to address the commission . you will each receive two minutes. when you hear your line has been unneeded that's your indication. >> i'm waiting for the canvas store so i guessit's not up yet . >> you need to press start againwhen the item is up . seeing no request to speak, public comment on this matter di

listen to what major pierce said. >> please drive safely, quietly, slowly. say hello and happy thanksgiving. we love that. more important the need is about the resident, the recipient, conveying their lives are important, that they matter to us. >> reporter: they're expecting more volunteers coming through in their cars picking up the meals and delivering them. we'll be here seeing how the process unfolds. >> thank you for that. we are following reports of another major smash and grab, this time in los angeles county. police responded to a brazen robbery at a nordstrom. five thieves swarmed in and started stealing. a security guard who confronted them was sprayed with a chemical. they stole expensive handbags and bolted, latest heist in a week long series. nordstrom at the grove was hit and so was rodeo drive. >>> san francisco, contra costa, santa clara are among half a dozen local counties where district attorneys are banding together to crackdown on retail crimes. prosecutors are trying to send a message by holding two san jose suspects on $2 million bail

>> i see member pierce and cooper are in the roster. >> please. >> thank you, mr. chair. thank you for the presentation. i am researching places that have web ex. the streaming capabilities within their facilities like conferencing setups in facilities. apology madam clerk and mr. carroll for the delay. my understanding or request for point of clarification. instead of the current system we would exclusively be running all meetings through web ex and the streaming. no more having people calling in but we would incorporate the entire process on to the web ex system. is that what we are requesting? >> yes, for the bulk of what you are working on that would be the case. there is an adjunct of adrian pawn to teach us. it would utilize teams and different channels on teams to host interpreters to assist with interpretation. that part of it would be connected somehow. i cannot describeetto you any more than that. we are learning. we will learn how to do that. adrian is committed to teaching us how to use that for that purpose. >> a channel for teams? >> for the interpretation.

the lynn wood's, the john pierce's who were basically trying to get money for their own causes.ight an extradition that was unwinnable because they were raising tons of money on them. lynn wood and i went head to head. they'll probably sue me for it, but he's an idiot who let him talk to the wa"the washington p while he was under charges for murder. i mean, come on. >> how do you want to be remembered in this. it's going to be politicized. rittenhouse is going to be politicized. people are going to be upset that a white kid with a gun was congratulated with the police and offered water when he should have been shewed off the street at a minimum. he was able to kill two people and get away with it. how do you want to be remembered in this? >> i'm a criminal defense lawyer. i fought for my client. i got what i believe was a true and just result, and i don't care if people remember me. i'm going to go on about my life. i'll go back, you know, to my office, to my family, and the next case will come along and i'll fight that one. i'm not a cause lawyer. >> you're not a what? >> cause

he is not being joined in pierce by stephen miller who is also subpoenaed. bennett has a referral justice, and i will play you what's stephen miller said to her last. night when he said that he's going to take the same route, take a listen barb mcquade. >> it just an attempt, you know this better than anybody, to distract from the horrific failures of the biden presidency. president biden lesson at the secure border, a successful growing economy. the pieced in the middle east. low stable inflation. >> you are not going to be showing up to testify on this is a so-called select committee -- >> i don't even have the documents floor. >> i mean, i just want to point, out he left in the worst catastrophe in 100 years with 100 and thousands of people dead. that aside, barbara, there has to be consequences if people don't throw up or people are not going to show. up this is instead of 1:01. >> i think we are citizens, our elective want to be able to investigate those who have power to legislate and oversight of its appropriations and that is what it is attempting to

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caroline pierce's body was found in a drainage ditch in romney marsh, about 40 miles away.cutor said there was a different and clear explanation for the defendant's behaviour — he said that mr fuller had a desire for sexual gratification through the observation and identification of vulnerable women. gaining control of them and then indulging his depraved sexual predilections in relation to them. he said that that behaviour linked him with caroline and wendy's deaths. we also heard, in evidence that the jury was told would be difficult for them to hear during this trial, that david fuller worked at two hospitals, the kent and sussex and the tunbridge wells hospital at pembrey, which replaced it. he had access to the mortuary. the jury was told that david fuller had sexually abused the dead bodies of women being stored in the mortuary. also, in other submissions to the jury, the prosecution said that there was strong dna evidence linking david fuller with both with both wendy's death and caroline's death, and a fingerprint in blood which matched david. we just wejust had a w

piercing tweets become sharp knives. fiery words bring out deadly firearms and cartoon killing begets real life blood shed. this resolution specifically addresses representative gosar's sanctions but also more generally what i hope is the sentiment shared by members of both parties. that we have seen too much of violent speech in our politics and in this country and it must end. in february when we considered resolution relating to the violence protesting actions of representative greene, i recall the famous words of edmond burke who reviewed service as the highest calling. he said nothing is necessary for the spread of evil but that good men and women -- he did not add that but would today certainly -- that good men and good women do nothing. once again, republican leadership in this house has chosen to do nothing. it is interesting because a far lesser offense resulted in the removal of a republican by the republicans from committee. steve king of iowa. so again, the house in light of that void must take action. i urge

do you remember getting your ear pierced?hter ] >> the wet puma. >> jimmy: whatever those things were >> whatever those stores were. >> jimmy: yeah, i remember them >> but did one with a potato and one of those -- what do you call it, safety pins >> jimmy: no >> and some ice. didn't work out so well, so that's why i think i went to the mall >> jimmy: so you just numbed it, and then - >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: how is the potato involved >> kind of give you support and you pop it through it's not like it was a good thing, didn't work out very well >> jimmy: wow, oh, i see, so you puncture your ear and goes into the potato instead of the finger >> yeah, it was a bad idea >> jimmy: wow, you got the gig >> and i got the head shot >> jimmy: and now, you got the head shot. i want to talk to you. we have a lot to talk about, but "mayor of kingstown," the show has been a huge hit it's the number one scripted show on paramount plus it's a giant -- congratulations. [ cheers and applause >> yeah, yeah. it's pretty good >> jimmy: you know

thank you very much, michael steele and charlie pierce. thank you very much. >>> up next on "the reidout," new power grabs in wisconsin and georgia. and late today yet another roadblock from the january 6 committee for the former president. also, as defense rests in the kyle rittenhouse trial, my thoughts on american vigilanteism, and why this trial brought back memories of trayvon martin. >>> jordan klepper joins me tonight. and engaging with puppets in a political debate and losing. to puppets! "the reidout" continues after this. this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites for hotels and cars and vacation rentals like kayak does for flights. so it's kayak. yeah, like kayak. why don't you just call it kayak. i'm calling it... canoe. compare hundreds of travel sites for thousands of trips. kayak. search one and done. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months, after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase you

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but then he started ranting and raving about piercing the inner circle of the illuminati or something. it is all very weird to me. they also asked kamala harris but she said sitting in a room with 2000 lawyers would bring back bad memories of the bar exam. both times she took it. this did not surprise me a lot. despite the devotion to a republican form of government, they even considered inviting true loyalty. but joe manchin was not available either. you are stuck with me. i'm sorry. but i'm still grateful to be here. just as i am grateful for what the federalist society has provided to so many people over the years. scholarship, free inquiry, friends and mentors. that is not all. nine years ago, after i spoke at another federal society event, a pretty girl came up to me afterwards and he gave me her phone number. she is with us here tonight. my wife, and a cotton. -- my wife, anna cotton. [applause] it must've been one how of -- one hell of a speech. and i is herself a former president of a federalist society student chapter. so i say to all of you single appellate low nerds tonight

chp's maximum enforcement pierced and that 11:59 tonight. >>> new at 11:00, oakland police are searching for a suspect who shot and killed somebody during a car burglary. this happened just after 3:30 this afternoon on grant avenue, near lake merritt. stoppers and police offering a $10,000 reward that leads to an arrest. this all comes as opd says it is helping its officer patrols, in response to an increase in violent crime across the city. and that includes the fatal shooting of security guard and former bay area police officer, kevin nishida. he died yesterday morning, a few days after being shot by an armed robber, tried stealing camera gear from a news crew in oakland. nishida also worked closely with kpix crews, and a fun has been set up for a local bank to help initiate the family. if you would like to contribute, you can get the details on kpix.com. >>> dramatic new video. it shows a tow truck driving the wrong way at the bay bridge toll plaza and ramming a patrol cruiser. chp says, for some reason, the driver parked the truck just after the tollbooths and refused to move. when o

. >> you think of just a bullets, just bullets, shrapnel, faster than bullet that can pierce throughf electrics. >> reporter: astronauts aboard the international space station received a wake up call no one expected. >> we were recently informed of a satellite break up. >> reporter: russia's anti-satelite missile test generated debris. >> we watched closely the kinds of capabilities that russia seems to want. >> reporter: the u.s. economy can not operate without its gps technology. 31 satellites that makes the use of phones, credit card transactions and turn by turn navigation in cars possible. >> it is a fantastic system. it has a big bull's-eye on it. >> reporter: a system without a back up yet. the cofounder of space systems that is developing the next generation of gps systems to be used for intelligent transportation. >> i think gps is not in any immediate danger because these satellites are farther from earth. >> reporter: the current debris field may not threaten it now but if the advancement of anti-satelite technology that can be catastrophe. >> what is stopping this country

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the isobars tightly packed, so again that is a piercing north—westerly wind rattling those showers acrosshe british isles at this stage. and again, given that it will have been cold for a couple of days at the very least with some night—time chill, as well, some of those showers will convert quite readily quite far south into something wintry across the higher ground. then into the start of the forthcoming week, rather as we have seen at the start of the week, so the isobars beginning to bend back at least for a time through sunday and monday, towards more of a westerly. so relatively milder air. but as soon as the load moves away, we could be back into the north and north—westerly and cold again. the belgian capital brussels becomes the latest european city to see mass protests over government anti—covid measures. violent scenes, as some threw fireworks at the police, who intervened with tear gas and water cannon. tens of thousands have taken to the streets in recent days, as several european countries tighten up after a sharp rise in covid cases. we'll be looking at the implications of