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monaco's remarks also came of course just hours after rachael, here on the show last night presented a copy of a memorandum attorney general merrick garland sent to all justice department -- back in may saying specifically that in essence, no one was allowed to investigate anyone connected to a presidential candidate without his expressed permission. joining us now is former u.s. attorney from the northern district of alabama, and co-host of the sisters in law podcast, joyce vance. let me start by getting your reaction to deputy attorney general lisa monaco saying today would i think a lot of people want to see here in no. the doj will continue to investigate trump's effort to overturn the 2020 election, whether the former president runs in 2024 are not. how reassuring is that statement? >> so, i find it to be very reassuring. i think that this is a reaffirm meant of the speech the attorney general made on january five, when he said that the justice department would follow the evidence and chase the facts no matter who is implicated, no matter how high up they were. and i took that a

neighborhood program request. >> good morning, commissioners, yes, rachael deputy for planning. this is a request from district one commissioner chan's office for a community based neighborhood transportation planning effort. will be a multimodal in scope. so during the scoping process there is interest from the community from transit service planning and reliability and transit -- of priority and features. supporting um -- transit stops. and transit access we know there is interest in pedestrian safety and traffic calming and um -- pedestrian access. and we also have heard there is interest in things like supporting electric vehicle and bicycle -- shifts. and -- um -- modes -- so this will be a community based process. we will work with the communities to prioritize. um, among locations and among types of improvements and ultimate low recommend back to the board. we will bridges the final report to the board for adoption projects that can be moved on to implementation through the capitol funding process and other funding streams. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. that concl

rachael reeves will probably ring me up and say, "david! "that would cost a fortune!". that is the difference. we were talking at the beginning of the difference between being a backbencher and a frontbencher, and you have just revealed it, you have to be very careful of what your colleagues will say. well, let's talk a little bit about this new role you are in now — newish role — and the role you hope to have if you become labour foreign secretary. one of the dilemmas for parties of the centre—left is about what the nature of foreign policy is. now, this isn't that place to take you through everything that's in the news now and interrogate that — more the place to get a sense of where you come from. the expectation of many people on the left is that foreign policy should be values—led — that is what it should be about. people on the other side of politics tend to say no, it's about pragmatism. you do what is right for your country — nothing more, nothing less than that. have you yet found how you and labour would chart a course? i think the starting point for us here

the bestsellers were premium beauty products, rachael ray kitchen accessories, carwash accessories, petrest toothpaste and oral-b electric toothbrushes, clothing for kids and items from levis, air purifiers, lunchboxes, vacuums, and lego sets. sunglasses and swimsuits were also popular. there were also some strong deals for tech fans. this comes as apple and its resale partners look to clear inventory for three new apple watch is coming this fall and beats by drake is always working on new headphones and earbuds. it pointed out the fire tv, eco speakers and blink home security devices as doing well. if you missed out, there are early indicators the company will hold a second event this fall so stay tuned for more details. emily: i want to stick with amazon's prime event. anecdotally, i feel like i got a few more things on prime day than usual. i don't know if that's an example of a broader trend. how did it stack up for you? >> what he was just talking about in terms of what people were buying, it was different this year. it was a bigger focus on household essentials. usually, prime day

the bestsellers were premium beauty products, rachael ray kitchen accessories, carwash accessories, pet crest toothpaste and oral-b electric toothbrushes, clothing for kids and items from levis, air purifiers, lunchboxes, vacuums, and lego sets. for the summer of course sunglasses and swimsuits were , also popular. for us tech fans are also some strong deals leading to a normal number of beats by drae purchases. this comes as apple and its resale partners look to clear inventory for three new apple watches coming this fall and beats by dre is always working on new headphones and earbuds. for its part, amazon also said its own consumer devices were strong sellers ring the event. ever to clearly pointed out the fire tv, eco speakers and blink home security devices as doing well. if you missed out, there are early indicators the company will hold a second event this fall so stay tuned for more details. i am mark, this is power on. emily: i want to stick with amazon's prime event. a 10 year amazon veteran, melissa anecdotally, i feel like , i got a few more things on prime day than usual. i

neighborhood program request. >> good morning, commissioners, yes, rachael deputy for planning.district one commissioner chan's office for a community based neighborhood transportation planning effort. will be a multimodal in scope. so during the scoping process there is interest from the community from transit service planning and reliability and transit -- of priority and features. supporting um -- transit stops. and transit access we know there is interest in pedestrian safety and traffic calming and um -- pedestrian access. and we also have heard there is interest in things like supporting electric vehicle and bicycle -- shifts. and -- um -- modes -- so this will be a community based process. we will work with the communities to prioritize. um, among locations and among types of improvements and ultimate low recommend back to the board. we will bridges the final report to the board for adoption projects that can be moved on to implementation through the capitol funding process and other funding streams. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. that concludes my presentation. >>

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. >> rachael bitecofer, breaking it down. thank you so much. and now to some sad working news. basketball legend bill russell has died. his family announcing on social media he passed away peacefully today with his way by his side. the boston celtics great was one of the sport's most prolific stars. he racked up a record of 11 nba championships and a gold medal. at the 1956 olympics. in a 60, he took the reins of the celtics becoming the first black head coach of any professional sports team in north america. until michael jordan's accomplishments in the 1990s, russell was considered by many as the greatest player in nba history. he even get in the nba finals mvp award renamed it for him. bill russell was 80 ears old. we'll be right back. old we'll be right back. [eerie shrinking sounds] (brad) congratulations! you're having an out-of-apartment experience- 'cause these cramped confines aren't going to fit your rapidly expanding family. but with more rental listings than anybody else, apartments-dot-com can help you trade this love nest for... (woman) ...an actual nest. (brad) b

she is one of a number of big names in the royal box, among them ellie goulding, rachael blackmore, tominals here today, one of those is the men's wheelchair doubles final involving the british player of alfie hewett and gordon reid —— british pair. a lot on the line today. and gordon reid -- british pair. a lot on the line today.— lot on the line today. plenty to keep across. — lot on the line today. plenty to keep across, thank _ lot on the line today. plenty to keep across, thank you. - lot on the line today. plenty to i keep across, thank you. looking forward to it all. ireland's rugby union players have claimed a historic first ever win over the all blacks in new zealand. the home side were reduced to m players from the 31st minute after angus ta'avao was sent off for a dangerous tackle on garry ringrose. andrew porter scored a try in each half to help ireland to a 23—12 win. the series is now tied at 1—1 ahead of next week's deciding test in wellington. elsewhere, england are currently taking on australia in the second test in brisbane. eddie jones' side lost the first match last

neighborhood program request. >> good morning, commissioners, yes, rachael deputy for planning. this is a request from district one commissioner chan's office for a community based neighborhood transportation planning effort. will be a multimodal in scope. so during the scoping process there is interest from the community from transit service planning and reliability and transit -- of priority and features. supporting um -- transit stops. and transit access we know there is interest in pedestrian safety and traffic calming and um -- pedestrian access. and we also have heard there is interest in things like supporting electric vehicle and bicycle -- shifts. and -- um -- modes -- so this will be a community based process. we will work with the communities to prioritize. um, among locations and among types of improvements and ultimate low recommend back to the board. we will bridges the final report to the board for adoption projects that can be moved on to implementation through the capitol funding process and other funding streams. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. that concl

rachael sheplanning staff. i would start by letingly you know we conducted 3 technical study in support. a transportation analysis. shadow study and wind tunnel test. i'm happy to more questions on the topics if you have them. commissioner moore if she has specific 1s to address she can let us know. we will go to the project sponsor and or architect if they want to address any of the stair exiting. or the topics that commissioner moore has asked about. >> steve, project sponsor attorney. one thing to add to what nick said this is there an exemption height exemption for enclosed up to 16 feet in height on the roof of a building that is ours ours is 16 feet within that exemption:great. thank you. and our architect is on the line. we can speak to architectural issues commissioner moore raise said. the stair and exiting. why i need to know his name or number. yea. >> hello >> good afternoon. commissioners regarding the system compliants with the building code. and it does employ a strategic of transferring a stair

roll call: president: rachael tanner vice-president: kathrin moore commissioners: sue diamond, frank fung, theresa imperial, joel koppel, gabriella ruiz a. consideration of items proposed for continuance the commission will consider a 1. 2020-005176drp (d. winslow: (628) 652-7335) 45 bernard street - south side between taylor and jones streets; lot 030 in assessor's block 0157 (district 3) - request for discretionary review 2. 2021-007672drp (d. winslow: (628) 652-7335) 237 juanita way - south side near del sur avenue; lot 022 in there are no other items to be continued. public caller? seeing none. motion to continue items as proposed? >> thank you, commissioner. >> [roll call] >> so moved.. that motion passes unanimously 7-0. we'll place this under commission matters item no. 3. >> 3. commission comments/questions • inquiries/announcements. without discussion, at this time commissioners may make announcements or inquiries of staff regarding various matters of interest to the commissioner(s). >> i don't have any other comments from commissioners. >> we can move to department matters.

earlier i spoke to rachael sampson about her experience at university. they rejected me then. and that was just a very confusing contradiction. but luckily i applied again and they did give me some help. but unfortunately it was rather bittersweet because it was a bit too late. i'd already lost my home at this point. that sounds like it was a very difficult time for you, and it sounds like the process was quite difficult too. yeah, you have to kind of send a lot of documents to prove that you need the help, and obviously that's understandable and send a big personal statement. but that's not really the problem. it's the waiting — waiting for a response, because every single day you're a step closer to the edge of the cliff and you just feel like you're about to fall off. i had to prod them at times, like, hi, just to let you know, it's about two weeks before i'm going to lose my home. but yeah, i didn't get a response and then afterwards when i lost it, it'sjust, you know, that's the way it happened. and we know there are a lot of students, there are a l

rachael vindman, and co-host of the suburban women podcast from white wine and blue, and christina greerhics. thank you for being here. since liz cheney, i will start calling her reverend cheney, since we heard one part of her sermon this morning, well, i can't member who she was talking to, i think is brent bear, let's hear it all she had to say to bear this time about the capitol police. >> what we are gonna do, brett, is blame the capitol police, blame those and law enforcement for donald trump's armed mob that he sent to the capitol. >> okay, but do you -- have >> there were intelligence failures, clearly there were intelligence failures. clearly the security should have operated better than it did. but this was a mob donald trump sent to the capitol. i think that's important to keep our eye on. >> okay, can we just talk about liz cheney? she is a conservative conservative, don't get it twisted, she is not coming over to the democratic side, she is not ever gonna be a liberal. can we just talk about the role she has played on the january 6th select committee in terms of holding the m

a body organizations such as the national urban league and the naacp we're going to start off by rachael giving us a quick introduction to broad overview of the book. then amish will take over asking questions. at the hour mark, we're going to take questions from the audience both in person and online if you want to ask questions online, please use the hashtag kido events and thanks again for coming. hope you enjoy and learn something new. well, hello everybody. thank you for coming. i'll just start out by saying sort of how we were inspired to take up this project marcus and i are both classical liberal scholars. and you know if you run in those circles, you know that classical liberals have a lot of great insights on race and discrimination really important work that's been done in economics in the history of economics. but we're not necessarily known for that. are we people don't necessarily associate classical liberals with as a great resource for thinking about race and discrimination, and we wanted to solve that by bringing together a lot of the great insights that classical libera

dame deborah started the audio show with the late rachael bland and lauren mahon back in 2018 to discussstanding without both of my girls when it is not right, is it? i don't think there are many other pod casts you can say that would be standing up you can say that would be standing up here whose cohosts are not with them because they have died of the subject matter, but that is why we do what we do. we knew it was a risk when we started it, and it was something we would continue to champion. difficult for lauren, but great credit to the whole team involved. a huge impact. credit to the whole team involved. a huge impact-— credit to the whole team involved. a hue im act. . , ., here's ben with a look at the weather. good morning. a real mix of weather to come this sunday. but a beautiful start to the day. a gorgeous, calm start to the day. a gorgeous, calm start for our weather watcher in guernsey, with some early sunshine. not everybody is so lucky because there has been some pretty wet weather overnight up towards the north—west of the uk. more showers to come here today, but towards

we was beak to some of those, rachael daly, england left back who started her career here in leeds beforef reaction coming through last night. these are some of the tweets on social media. the prime minister borisjohnson we will get to. the duke and duchess of cambridge said congratulations... borisjohnson said... gary lineker said it was a fabulous performance... and the former england player casey stoney who just said yes! and... it got us off our seats last night. some lovely pictures of this young girl watching inside the stadium at bramall lane last night. we were all her last night, dancing away in reaction to the goals as england knocked out sweden. she was lucky to enjoy the hottest ticket in town and we know where the next hottest ticket is and that is the final on sunday. there is a feel—good factor around the england team and we will reflect on that as they continue to change attitudes around the game. such a big and special moment and that is what we love about sport. you wonder how it will play out on sunday. studio: we are all fascinated this morning by that little girl danc