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for something that i didn't do. >> free rodney reed, free rodney reed. >> we had unprecedented supportr media coverage, but just the closer we got the louder the noise. >> something's off here, something needs to be done. and an indefinite stay of execution. the hearing coming up keeps on getting postponed because of covid-19. then the more you look at the forensic pathology and the science, it's clear and convincing evidence of innocence. >> i have no doubt about his guilt. >> i have to hold on to my faith and stand on this and tahank the world, i thank te world for the support. >> what upsets you most? >> trying to defend my sister. >> and the lies told about her. the only reason i'm doing this right now, i think we really have a shot at getting this across that stacy was human and all she wanted to on do was get married and have a baby. but some things are too serious to be ignored. if you still have symptoms of crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis even after trying other medications, it may be a sign of damaging inflammation, which left untreated, could get much worse. please make

come on, rodney. mr. slater: i was trying to get away not getting into a lot of the name others than those that have been selected. i will say this about transportation. i think one, the person who is selected is going to be a person who can deal with both republicans and democrats. that's really always been the case when you think about transportation. i'd also like to say that maybe it's an opportunity for the president-elect to at least consider whether he might have someone -- somewhat of the -- someone of the opposite party. you've got that dynamic at play. but you also have a list of very, very capable people, and you know, we've seen some of them. and you know, it's a way to bring someone from the state and local level into the cabinet post. during that first clinton cabinet, federico pena, former mayor of denver was selected. in the second term, i was -- i became secretary but i also had worked as a highway commissioner in arkansas at the local level. you've got a number of mayors being considered

and you know, i think rodney is right. i think democrats have a better than normal chance in georgia for a lot of reasons, not the least of which is they've had the highest turnout in a long time, almost five million votes. they don't expect that many right now. and the president continues to attack the system overall. and that is leading some republicans to lose faith in the entire system. we'll see what happens in terms of that runoff. ms. verstandig: congressman crowley, thank you very much. for the audience i'd like to point out what you just experienced is an extraordinary lesson in our democratic process here in america. as much as i participate in that process, i really respect each of you for your very thoughtful and granular comments. it's quite extraordinary. i hope you guys -- i hope you all will think about going on the road and educating in terms of young people because one of the things that we're seeing here as we discussed, the cabinet selection, is that we want the cabinet selection as president-elect bide

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rodney? >> you are muted. >> thank you. is that good? >> that's good, thank you. >> thanks, toni. and thanks to meridian for affording us this opportunity. it's a great organization and we look forward to the discussion. i would like to echo the sentiments of speaker boehner and congressman crowley. i do think that clearly this issue a divided government that is before us, and notwithstanding whatever happens in the georgia elections, it's still going to be a split, almost down the middle, congress and you have a change in the white house but, but this is a country that is pretty much split down the middle. and it's going to take a unique i think president in the white house to attempt to bring that together. the good thing the the president-elect has said is he's going to be a president not only for those who voted for him but for those who voted against him as well picky believes that that's the responsibility of the president. frankly, the only office in our country that is voted on all of the people of the u.s. he has a wonderful running mate and now vice president elect in se

. >> coming up on the show he leads the largest grocery crane in the u.s., kroger's ceo rodney mcmullen will join us we will talk about covid surges and competition with the likes of amazon and walmart. >>> and bob davis with highland capital will join us to debate the investment world's latest fad, spaces and where he wants to put money to work. >>> let's focus on the big stories today. we have mike as always tracking the market action. and ylan moi has the lat(est on stimulus negotiations which could actually be moving forward this time. mike we are up 171 points or so, near the session highs on the dow. >> boeing certainly lifting the dow. broadly speaking the average stock is up. it is quiet continuation of this rally. not necessarily a breakaway burst to record territory but definitely moving in the right direction if a little tired. 3640ish is about 1% down from here that's the intranet high on november 14th before we broke into this higher zone. that's also where the pullback yesterday morning stopped and pulled back. that seems to be the dividing line between are we going into b

>>that was dennis shanahan reporting rodney by the way now on his way to houston where he's hoping toward another 50 yard finisher so more and more kids are achieving this goal may be at this point though with the law as you know we need to move the snow shoveling this you know this time of year it's not bad people need help with hold him. 33 back with one minute. >>the christmas tree shining bright in san francisco's castro district supervisor rafael mandel men share this video. the ceremony on twitter and as you'd expect no big crowds. no carolers this year. and thanked castro merchants for keeping the holiday tradition, a live and it sure does look pretty. take a look at the lake somebody in scotland is going to to remain socially distanced. this house was built. >>20 years ago. but it's perfect now was actually a float a local parade and then after that was over the owner decided to just leave it there on this island until they figure out what to do with it and well the figure that out covid is perfect great place to read for tourists and that's what they had been doing now taking

and rodney is right democrats have a better than normal chance for a lot of reasons not the least of which they had the highest turnout of almost 5illionio votes. and the present continues to attack the systemverall. at causes republicans to lose faith in the entire system so we will see what happens. >> thank you very much. so whayou just experienced is an extraordinary lesson of the democratic proce here in america is much as i participate in therocess i respect each of you for your thoughtful commes it is quite extraordinary i hope you think out going on the road andducating in terms of young peop because it is one of the things we are experiencing here with the cabinet selection as the president-elect said we nd to listen to america just like our international colleagues. but what i jt listen to all too often we forget how messy the democratic experiences and how incredible it is. so thank you to each of u for that so beginning the transiti into the common policy i would like to hear your evaluation on the choices this far. we touched on responsibility of each cabinet they're n a

>>yeah frank restaurant owners like rodney you see here really struggling to shall we say come to terms with the new stay at home order that orders outdoor dining to close meeting restaurants can only do takeout or delivery so many businesses. it's been a lot of money setting up these outdoor dining parklets are areas right here investing, 10's of thousands of dollars to create this new normal as it was outdoor dining and now they are yeah, this is in the city of a danville where police say some restaurants are actually choosing to defy the stay at home order and they're serving people. >>outdoors anyway. the police chief tells us while those restaurants could be cited for breaking the new rules. he says he understands but a difficult position these businesses are in. >>there is a huge network of people that work hard to make danville such a great place and were. we do recognize that and are a great deal with the people that are suffering as a result of. the covid virus and the response. >>some restaurant owners like rodney he owns the peasant and the pair in danville he says that he's

over facetime the story of his life is something rodney never imagined, but he is so very grateful forhe way it's turning out though that >>like a just read the next chapter of the next page to see what else is in store for you so that's what i'm doing in every time something is happening it takes to go. >>how about change in the world, one lawn at a time on the lawn mower and he's hoping to chapters of the reason men like or service in every state. that says maybe 2021 will be the year that that happens. john. >>well it is such a nice way start the morning for those of you that are waking up a little positive news out there to warm your hearts. this december 1st as for this morning, you're going to need something because it is cold out there are inland areas, especially having fallen into the 30's. we are seeing some fog closer to the coast in the bay you can make that thin veil of fog out over berkeley sitting right there across the east bay, not really blocking out much of the view on the east bay side of things but as you're traveling down one o one in 2.80 on the peninsula. watch

rodney is a colleague and friend of all of ours. we're so proud of him. slave owners might be who are living right now. definitely more to come to this story i'm sure. >> first of all, well told. second of all, i hope this inspires other people, rodney, thanks to your story, to go look into their family's past as well. >> i think it will. look forward to seeing more of that. >>> ontoday's "cbs this morning" podcast, check out rodney's family's story. >>> how service members are hfot usa dot org. >>> an innovative member of the u.s. air force is spreading joy and honoring her colleagues with her creations using a commonly used military item. she started a company out of her home that turns old uniforms into patriotic wreaths. she's lifting spirits one wreath at a time. nicole pompey is using her hobby to bring military careers full circle. she is the founder of wreaths by nicole, which was started unintentionally after posing a picture of an early creation to facebook. >> i was like, hey, ladies. what do you think? 20 females were like, i need one. i was l

a.m., johnat 8:30 boehner, joe crowley, and former transportation secretary rodney slater look at the key decisions in the transition from a trump bidenstration to a administration. at 1045 mam house speaker pelosi holds her weekly briefing with reporters. look at the strip reading covid-19 vaccines. the johns hopkins school of public health hosted this status update with top officials at the international vaccine access center. this is 30 minutes. >> welcome and thank you for joining us today. my name is ellen wilson and i will be the moderator for this expert briefing for the media hosted by the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health. this briefing will address vaccines for covid-19. the world has made unprecedented strides in developing covid-19 vaccine candidates quickly. many with higher efficacy than anticipated. bringing these vaccines from clinical trials to the general public would require many considerations. today's briefing would tackle these questions, including how do scientists develop vaccines against covid-19 in less than a year, and how do we know they are s

heavy rain in the build—up to the match made for a difficult surface at rodney parade but it was cardiff back along the m4. angus 0'brien late converted try gave scarlets victory in the west wales derby over 0spreys. 16—14 it finished. next to another of sport's great boxing day traditions — the start of the melbourne test match, which this year is between australia and india. the hosts bowled out for 195 today as india bounced back from that nightmare of a first test. the most dramatic of the aussie wickets to fall was the second one — matthew wade skying an ashwin delivery. jadeja on your left calling the catch but his teammate nearly colliding with him. jadeja with a word or two for shubman gill, who was making his test debut, got away with it in the end. steve smith's currently the words best batsman. but he was out for a duck — his first in test cricket for over four years. in the last match india recorded their lowest ever score of 36. and they were 36—1 at stumps today — the wicket to fall, mayank agarwal, but india will still be feeling a lot better than they were in adelaide. a

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rain a >>> we have a preview of tonight's "20/20" special about rodney reed on death row for the 1996ashian. deborah roberts joins us now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. after more than two decades on death row rodney reed has been in a holding pattern for the last year awaiting a hearing which his new lawyers say could give him a shot at a new trial and a chance to prove his innocence. >> it's been 24 years since you lost your daughter stacey. tell me a little about stacey. >> from the time she was able to move she was up and at 'em. she was into everything and did everything and friends with everybody. >> reporter: at 19 years old stacey stites was engaged to a police officer in small town texas, excited about her wedding. stacey's co-workers grew concerned when she didn't show for her early morning shift at a local supermarket. >> they found stacey on the side of a road in a bunch of wildflowers. >> had to be devastating. >> it was awful. it was awful. >> this morning investigators charged 29-year-old rodney reed with capital murder in connection with the death of

. >> so for helping to lead and support filipino front lines, this week's award goes to jason and rodney. they say one of the best parts is getting to know the seniors and making connections because they are mostly isolated and at home alone.>> you can nominate your local hero for jefferson award online at kpix.com /hero.>> ray program. some more good news, rain is potentially on the way this weekend? fingers crossed. >> just in time for the weekend and maybe the timing isn't great but we really need the rain so i won't complain about the timing. even a little bit of rain will go a long way in terms of improving conditions. tonight will be some fog along the coast near the bay. cooler temperatures tomorrow, just by a degree or two. the wind will pick up, that will help the air quality. and then the weekend showers in the forecast. let's switch to the futurecast and talk about the approach of those weekend showers. tonight we have those passing clouds overhead that will be thinning out as we head towards tomorrow morning. once we see the fog dissipate we should see plenty of sunshine arou

i served on mayor breed kazz task force, and i, too, want to thank the leadership for rodney fong and carmen chu, and thank you for the work that the economic recovery task force has done in the last few months. briefly, i just want to talk a little bit about our excel program. since 2010, ucsf has worked with the city to create jobs through our excellent community engagement learning or excel. it uses live virtual classroom training and on-the-job experience to prepare san franciscans for administrative jobs in health care. students participate ten weeks of training. next, they're placed in paid, four month clerical and administrative internships with ucsf's campus and our medical center. we provide ongoing internship support throughout the duration of the program as well as job placement assistance when our interns graduate. to be eligible, you must be a san francisco resident 18 years or older, with a high school diploma or g.e.d., proficient in english, able to pass a basic office skills assessment, and able to pass a criminal background check, occupational health check, and backg

be checked, but the vast majority of republicans voted for the bill and like illinois congressman rodney davis plan to do so again veto will be overridden by a wide margin. both the house and senate will return to washington next week to cast votes to attempt to override the veto. >>reporting in washington, i'm morgan wright. >>still ahead it has been a year from the pandemic to the protests to a historically bad wildfire season, the california national guard has been they're responding to it all look back it their >>frogger and in 2020 the coronavirus has turned her world upside down and continues to impact our everyday lives. on top of the pandemic there have been intensifying calls for social justice and unrelenting wildfires igniting across our state that's been heavy, but the heart and the heroism of the california national guard here has. >>help keep us safe through it all and a lot of cases sunseri tonsil has a look back now at how our reserve military members fought and served on the frontlines in 2020. it was. >>the year of the guard. >>reserve airmen, soldiers and sailors have

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in danville, rodney worth is looking at reopening his outdoor patio saying he has nothing left to lose. >> just losing money hand over fist. it's ai juggling act. we don't know what we'll do one day to the other. >> he called out gavin newsom by naming a sushi platter, back at the post breslin says she's considering legal action against the county and will stay open for takeout as long as she can. >> why are we being held accountable and why are we being the scapegoats? it's important to stand up and i will continue to do it however i can. >> restaurant owners fighting back all in their own ways. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> santa clara county is stepping up its covid testing efforts with a new door to door pilot program. the plan is to send teams out in the hardest hit areas of the county beginning with east san jose. workers in full ppe will knock on doors offering the tests that residents will administer themselves. >> with this intervention coupling testing and high-touch case investigations and contact tracing we are able to support families in their language with someone who hap

>>well there's a lake rodney worth who owns the peasant the pair and danville he will only offer take-out and delivery services but what his customers do with their food in terms of where when they eat it well he says that's up to that. whether time now as we switch gears take a live look outside this is. >>the golden gate bridge on the san francisco side it was pretty nice day in the bay, i would say today, yeah but proper meteorologist ed lawrence karnow talking about rain in the future. >>you take your rain yeah by this time tomorrow night we may be looking at a couple raindrops on the golden gate bridge finally. >>it looks like the weather pattern going to start to shift we've had high pressure overhead bringing us some record breaking temperatures this week today we started notice some changes nice day but the winds started whipping least parts of the north bay, not so much else where you see some gusts over 20 miles an hour at sfo but some 30 plus mile an hour gusts in the north bay for today, but here we go things changing gears now high pressure kind of getting out of the way anot

a.m., john boehner, former new york congressman joe crowley, and former transportation secretary rodney slater look at the key decisions in the transition from a trump administration to a biden administration. and at 10:45 a.m., house speaker policy holds her weekly briefing with reporters. >> you're watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television companies as a public service, and brought to you today by your television provider. >> arizona republican congressman andy biggs and members of the house freedom caucus held a news conference on capitol hill, claiming the justice department was not adequately investigating claims of voting irregularities in the 2020 election. earlier in the week, attorney general barr told the associated press, today we have not seen fraud on a scale that could have effected a different outcome in the election. >> i am. >> that is really good.

a.m., johnat 8:30 boehner, joe crowley, and former transportation secretary rodney slater look at theey decisions in the transition from a trump bidenstration to a administration. at 1045 mam house speaker pelosi holds her weekly briefing with reporters. look at the strip reading covid-19 vaccines. the johns hopkins school of public

rodney, the former chief was telling me about when he was a a young rookie. one of his first calls was a woman who went in marriage counseling. -- wanted marriage counseling. it happened two or three times. he was around 19 years old. i'm supposed to help this person with their marriage? i did the best i could for five or 10 minutes and then moved on. this kind of thing happens all the time. what is tragic is we have seen cases where someone who was mentally deranged and hurting themselves and a police officer or the police tried to subdue them. the person winds of dead. -- up dead. i look into the details of a case like that. these cops did not know what they were doing. they meant to peacefully bring the guy to help but they did not know what to do in windup strangling the fellow. happens too thing often. the officers want to be relieved of that kind of call in order to --k in more serious crimes. work on more serious crimes. on the presidential campaign level it is too easily turn into a slogan used against democrats. host: darlene in oregon on the democra

rodney fielding heiser was a very good guy. i had a great admiration for henry hyde. i would not call him a friend. he was at a different level, but i had a great admiration for henry hyde. he is a lost giant. when you think of giants of the house, henry hyde was that way both in stature and intellect. , he could be quoting cicero, the bible, aristotle, then also also know how to deal with the street politicians. he was a classy guy. host: anybody here you tried to avoid at all costs? that you would want to name? rep. king: there's only a few of them. i'd rather not give them the satisfaction of knowing they got to me. [laughter] host: you voted against impeachment on bill clinton and on donald trump. you were consistent on those votes. rep. king: collin peterson and i, he and i are the only two members in the history of the u.s. congress to vote no on two presidential impeachments. that is mainly because there haven't been that many. i felt strongly on both of them. do have anally exalted view of politics and democracy. to me, the presidency is the ultimate the symbo

in danville, rodney worth is looking at reopening his outdoor patio at the pes sent and pear. >> losing money hand over fist. we don't know what we'll do one day to the other. >> reporter: in campbell, sushi confidential is compiling with the rules but called out governor gavin newsom bringing attention to his outing at the french laundry. she is considering legal action against the county and will stay open for takeout as long as she can. >> why are we being held accountable and being the scr e scapegoat? it's important to stand up and i'll continue to do it however i can. >> reporter: restaurant owners fighting back in their own ways. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> the dmv is suspending behind the wheel driving tests for at least two weeks starting on monday. officials say having an examiner inside a vehicle with a driver isn't safe with the current surge in covid-19 cases. customers scheduled tests at a later date. >>> california public health officials are urging folks to use c.a. notify. that's a free and voluntarily smart phone based covid-19 exposure notification tool we've been t

speaker john boehner, former new york congressman john kelly, and former transportation secretary rodney slater look at the key decisions in the transition from a trump to a bidenion administration. and house speaker nancy pelosi holds her weekly briefing with supporters. ♪ >> you're watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government, created by america's television companies as a public service, and brought to you today by your television provider. company pharmaceutical advisors discussed the distribution of covid-19 vaccines. this panel was part of the 2020 aspen cyber summit. >> now i'm pleased to introduce speaking, who will be with the fbi deputy assistant director, j&j chief ima

you know, with the watch riots, with rodney king, with ferguson. there has been moments in history where people came together and tried to have solidarity around and unity around finding racial justice with police and police brutality and my biggest fear to be honest when you asked what's changed. there is a lot of focus on it, a lot of discussion, a lot of policy parts of that really haven't taken effect yet and my biggest fear is that we're going to end the year, you know, really tied to a lot of slogans and mantras but the real meaningful change when we act we might fall short if we don't keep laser focus attention how to move things forward. >> so many people started paying attention to police reform this year, chief. people who may not have had this issue on the radar before were having conversations about it. were those same conversations happening inside police departments in a meaningful way, as well? >> absolutely. how could they not be with all of the attention being paid and seattle in particular, you know, they were leading the country

rodney borger said this is the worst crisis he's faced in his 25-year career. >> the thing that keepss, we have to decide who gets something and who does not. >> if things don't change, you're concerned? >> if things don't change, we're going to probably be rationing care. and that's something that's very concerning. >> that's a decision no doctor wants to make. >> reporter: the state, reporting more than 147,000 new coronavirus cases in just three days. activating its mask fatality plan, ordering 5,000 body bags, 60 refrigerated trailers on stand by as makeshift morgues. >> we expect to have more dead bodies than spaces in morgues for them. that frightens me and should frighten you. >> reporter: in los angeles where the mayor is in quarantine after his 9-year-old tested positive, an average of two people are dying every hour. the number of patients hospitalized across l.a. county tripling of the past month to more than 5,000. >> we're getting crushed. i'm not going to sugarcoat this. we are getting crushed. >> reporter: in some areas, emergency rooms so crowded that ambulances had to

it's tough times rodney worth owns the president in the pair in downtown danville and he recently movedis restaurant to a new building that had a large patio so that he could serve diners outside well. >>now with the shutdown the patio is empty he says since the start of the pandemic has had to close 5 of his restaurants and lay off hundreds of workers. it's terrible laying off people you work with every day just losing money hand over fest. >>it's jedinak you don't know what we're going to do one day to the other. >>well a few restaurants in danville have chosen to defy the new health order and serve people outside anyway. the danville police chief says that his officers will be issuing citations to those businesses so that's how they're going to be forcing that in the days to come. well now that we know a coronavirus vaccine is on the way the fbi is warning you to be on the lookout for vaccine scams. so they say you want to be wary of any telemarketing email or website advertising early access to the vaccine. that's not how they're going to do it. the fbi officials say that no america

rodney worth owns the president and pair in downtown danville he recently had to move his restaurant to a new building that had a large patio outside so that he could continue serving diners. but now that patio sits empty with the latest lockdown and he says since the start of the pandemic he's had to close 5 of his restaurants and lay off hundreds of workers. >>it's terrible laying off people you work with every day just losing money hand over fest it's it's it's a jedinak you don't know what we're going to do one day to the other. >>a few restaurants in danville have chosen to defy the new health order and serve people outside anyway. the danville police chief says that his officers will be issuing citations to those businesses. the dmv is temporarily suspending behind the wheel driving tests for at least a couple of weeks. dmv announcing a series of service changes to that will go into effect starting next monday. and this is in light of the recent spike in covid cases people who had a test scheduled will automatically receive a notice with a new time motorcycle applicants are not

requiring restaurants to close outdoor and indoor dining is leading to massive layoffs in the hospitality rodney worse president the pair in downtown danville younes a number of other restaurants to but he says recently he's moved president the pair to a new building. >>where he had an outdoor patio where he continues her customers but now of course with the stay at home order in lockdown it's empty and he says since the start of the pandemic has had to close 5 of his other restaurants and laid off hundreds of people. it's terrible laying off people you work with every day just losing money hand over fest. >>it's it's it's a jedinak you don't know what we're going to do one day to the other. >>a few restaurants in danville of chosen to defy the new health order and serve people outside anyway. the danville police chief says that his office we'll be issuing citations to those businesses. now you know the coronavirus vaccine is on the way the fbi now wants you to be on the lookout for vaccine scams got to be wary of any telemarketing email or website advertising early access to the vaccine. don't

the mir i hadian international conversation also included former transportation secretary rodney slater who served in the linton administration. ms. verstandig: thank you, thank you. it's an honor and privilege to be here. meridian has been very much a part of my personal and professional life and i very much appreciate the opportunity to be in dialogue with this distinguished group of panelists today who are both friends and colleagues and i think that group is very much representative of the things that you just laid out. and they're the themes of disgraced democratic experience -- thigr

rodney wanted to give you guys an update. >> okay, guys.est with you, this is one of the worst inventories i've seen. right now, the p.o.s are given, but they're not matched up to a packing slip. so you guys are ordering parts, and when the parts come in, you're not actually accounting for those parts when they actually come in. the items back there, they didn't have part numbers on them. we found that many of the items that represented 30 or 40 count only had maybe 10 or 15 items. you guys said you had roughly $100,000 worth of inventory on hand. you'd be lucky if you've got $20,000 on hand right now. >> this is a good example of when you're not present in your business, and then when you don't have that process in place, you can't track this. >> well, i can't wait till you get in here, marcus. that's all i can say. >> i am here. what do you, mean wait till-- >> well, good. i can't--well, i'm waitin'-- >> i've been to waycross more in the last couple months than you've been. >> i'm just kind of feeling like you're kind of beatin' up on us

chef rodney worth finding a workaround of sorts. he is the owner of two restaurants.n my life but i'm in survival mode right now. $20,000 fines. assault and battery zero bail. that said you feel like you are being villainized, what are your thoughts? >> we're in survival mode right now trying to stay afloat right now. we don't know what to do. we've done everything they've said to do and people have got tents thousands of dollars on tents, we have outside dining, the best sanitizer, we have training. we are dying the death of a thousand cuts right now. >> trace: you said you were leting people eat at some of the tables you had set up outside and getting pushback on that. i know a lot of places around california the cities have done that and health departments have gone back and said you can't do that. you can't let people sit outside at any time. >> yeah, so there has been people bringing their own picnic chairs and tailgate parties getting the food to go sitting outside, sitting on their tailgates or bringing their chairs. we basically you could stand and eat on my p

on c-span two 8:30 a.m., former house speaker john boehner, former casper tatian secretary rodney slater look at the key decisions in the transition from a trump administration to a biden administration. at 10:45 a.m., how speaker pelosi holds her weekly briefing with reporters. a billtico discusses that will dein

one of the events that really stuck with me when i was growing up was actually the rodney king riots.e lived in southern california at the time, and my parents had a restaurant in inglewood, california. i can remember smelling smoke, seeing ashes where we lived. it was incredibly scary because we didn't know if we were going to lose that restaurant, if it was going to be burned down, if it was going to be damaged, and it was our entire livelihood. and i remember there were a lot of conversations at that time around what it was that government to do to create more opportunities or help people be more successful, and that stuck with me. it stuck with me because i remain believe government has a role, government has a responsibility to change the outcomes for communities, to create opportunities, to help people go to school, to help people open businesses and be successful. >> make sure to be safe, and of course to have fun. >> and then, i think as you continue to serve in government, you realize that those convictions and the persons that you are really help to inform you, and so long a

rodney king style. the thug who has destroyed the country. what does he deserve? still up. according to twitter it hasn't violated their policies yet. >> isn't that interesting? this is another thing i like to call liberal privilege. meaning a liberal can really tweet, say or do anything that they want with very little to no consequences as you see over and over again. you know what katie do you know what i thought we spent four or five years dealing with these celebrities and their trump derangement syndrome you would think after they won the election that this would stop, but it's only just beginning so that makes me think maybe the liberals are the ones that don't think this thing is over because they seem to be pretty upset about everything going on and every investigation into voter fraud it seems to asp them up even more. and their disgusting comments continue and continue on. and though conservatives don't believe in cancel culture, i certainly don't, i do think that conservatives should see folks like alec baldwin and others that clearly have despicable an

host: thank you, rodney. any response? guest: one.ing to do with medications and so on -- one thought to do with medications. any ideas from small studies, observations, suggesting hydroxychloroquine might be an effective agent, then you have to move into larger scale studies to evaluate that carefully. sometimes it turns out, whoa, that is right, this is a blockbuster medication that will really make a difference because we have tested it thoroughly after initial indications. or it may turn out, you know what, it looked good early on, but when you look at it carefully, it is not holding up to snuff. so have that in mind that they're are all sorts of things. maybe it will turn out to be something effective or maybe it will not you have to wait for proper studies. host: charlie in jackson, mississippi. caller: yes, my experience with polio started when i was about four years old, and they had a special polio hospital in vicksburg, mississippi, that was ran by the nuns. when i turned 18, i was paralyzed. i remember the whole incident bu

i served on mayor breed kazz task force, and i, too, want to thank the leadership for rodney fong and, and thank you for the work that the economic recovery task force has done in the last few months. briefly, i just want to talk a little bit about our excel program. since 2010, ucsf has worked with the city to create jobs through our excellent community engagement learning or excel. it uses live virtual classroom training and on-the-job experience to prepare san franciscans for administrative jobs in health care. students participate ten weeks of training. next, they're placed in paid, four month clerical and administrative internships with ucsf's campus and our medical center. we provide ongoing internship support throughout the duration of the program as well as job placement assistance when our interns graduate. to be eligible, you must be a san francisco resident 18 years or older, with a high school diploma or g.e.d., proficient in english, able to pass a basic office skills assessment, and able to pass a criminal background check, occupational health check, and background healt

rodney funk. >> i'm sorry, hello. rodney fong, wanted to introduce myself and say hi to those i know. i'm the president and c.e.o. of the san francisco chamber of commerce and as you know san francisco is struggling like no other time before, small businesses, medium size businesses and large businesses are feeling this pain. we at this chamber are concerned about the hundreds of thousands of unemployment claims in san francisco and want to be sure that these folks don't fall into a vulnerable community to exacerbate the problems we already have. this group is a little bit of a shining light in our city and i wanted to participate and follow what you have in mind and what the plan is and hopefully bring the business community at large into the fold and as the previous caller, the first caller mentioned, hope the group sees the dollars as investments, double downing and participating in that in some way, and with this we are not sure if it's going to be yielding the same amount year after year, i don't think it is, hon

rodney mcmullen to break down the numbers.ut what supplies are like we will get numbers on initial jobless claims ahead of the jobs report friday. and we have seen a trend in the economic data of slowing down. we saw it in manufacturing dallas fed president said he expects the slowdown to continue for 3 to 6 months and growth could stall before the end of the year before we get a growth spurt next year. >> and yet the inclination he would be voting for action from the fed next month though he said he would go into it with an open mind. the dollar was soft down 0.3%. equities were down we are out of time "fast money" starts now. >> i'm melissa lee tonight on fast, break out your winter coats because the market is entering the chill zone that's the message from tommy. and what sent this stock to new all time highs later, if you unground it, will they come? a high stakes show of confidence but are custom

he was telling me, when i was your age, i was active in the rodney king movement. >> my dad was an activist panther party. it was a part of who we are inside. >> for me to hear that, i was like, whoa. it's generational. the first sign i made. after the golden gate bridge protest, i remember being like, how can i make a change in the world? what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> i founded youth advocates for change. our mission is to amplify youth voices and inspire local action. >> black lives matter! >> i have led seven protests. >> i have seen her finally find her calling in life. when you have a fire that's lit inside of you, there's nothing that can slow you down or stop you. >> we need to see the world differently. we need to love each other. i have this platform now to help people who feel the same way that i do. it's changed my life forever. >> amazing. >> incredible. >> tiana joins us now. congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> we are happy to meet it. what did it feel like to have all those people march with you that day? >> it was indescribable. speechle

thank my staff, sergeant major jeremy barton, my hall, my w rodney m.l.a., and our staff glendale and paul. to thank chairwoman speier for working together with mark.do a great personnel i want to thank mac thornberry, a mentor, leader, and friend. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from new jersey, the chair of the on tactical air tactical land, air, mr. norcross. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. to thank ss: i want the gentleman for bringing this conference report to the floor 60th year and i want to thank mac thornberry, whose this conference report is named his leadership and certainly to mike rogers. they are the type of members should look towards in terms of being bipartisan and working towards a goal. speaker, this conference eport continues the tactical air, land subcommittee long stra digs of bipartisanship to make armed forces the best in the world. i commend the