so shelby has to withdraw. another piece of irony irony. so shelby is buried in forest hill cemetery, right there in the background is, the confederate memorial. some of you may be familiar that shelby is buried at the base of, that 150 feet to the north and east is george grave. i just that terribly ironic. so for what it's worth, it's another significant event that happens. i don't pumps my time. nobody knows. good. i'll keep going. okay. another event. douglass, is battery, formerly known as the independent battery united states artillery. in june of 1864. i'm not looking at my notes. i get my secretary of war, edwin stanton, curtis, to raise an artillery of african-americans. curtis immediately authorizes his his chief of artillery, major robert hunt, to start recruiting. they are reasonably successful. they get started. they end up recruiting enough african-americans to man two artillery pieces. and they're over at fort leavenworth, learning to be artillery men with 210 pounder parrot grunts. what is unusual about this is the officers

so, shelby, how is the trump administration reacting to all this musk backlash? are there any plans to rein in his access and power? >> not so far. and again, you know, there are people and there have always been people inside of donald trump's orbit who are a little bit skeptical of elon musk. we heard it during the transition, some complaints that he was sort of always at mar-a-lago. but ultimately, if donald trump is happy with elon musk, then elon musk is going to stay. and so far, it seems like donald trump is very happy with what elon musk is doing and is content to let him sort of run this government efficiency agency as he sees fit. >> so, tim, yamiche, you heard touch on the washington post report that constituents are flooding lawmakers with calls about elon musk. listen to this. alaska senator lisa murkowski said the senate's phones were getting 1600 calls a minute compared with the typical 40. i mean, that is a stunning difference. is the chaos that trump and musk are unleashing on the government exactly what democrats warned would happen before the e

if it was done on a 12 year-old boy who has a rare heart defect to shelby nelson reports, experts say >> it could transform the future of heart valve replacement. >> according to them, everything seems that i mean, he's caught big incision looks really good. has to see the hernandez delivers the best news she could have hoped for. >> her 12 year-old boy in hernandez is on the mend after undergoing a life-saving procedure. judging by how he looks today, you'd never think he was operated on just about 2 weeks ago. didn't do worse. >> eliana received a partial heart transplant. as far as we know, this is the first one done in california. the 12 year-old was born with what's called trump to start to rios is a rare congenital heart defect and over the course of his life, he's had several procedures. he had 2 open heart surgeries prior in july has to see this as a came down with a fever. but the medical staff at loma linda children's hospital suspected that it was brought on by something more serious than they did a whole bunch of work. the caught that bacteria first that he had an infectio

shelby talcott with semaphore joins us now. shelby, good morning to you.ou know, your latest piece for semaphore is trump takes republicans on a wild, an economic wild ride. um, i spoke with a former trade official in the last hour about some of the inflationary concerns. what's the concern on capitol hill? because this will very likely be passed on to the consumer. >> good morning. >> and yeah. >> there is certainly a lot of concern on capitol hill. but interestingly enough, as far as republican lawmakers go, most seem content to let donald trump sort of play this out. but at the same time, there's recognition from lawmakers that ultimately this is going to affect them because this is going to go to their states and their constituents are going to feel the effects of these tariffs. and so that's the big concern is that lawmakers don't exactly know what donald trump is planning. they haven't heard the specifics of these tariffs and what he's planning in the coming months. and so they're not as able to prepare as they would have liked to have been. >> yeah.

shelby, let me begin with you here. you were in the room when that announcement was made. i was watching it on television, and i could feel the collective gasp that was happening. tell me about the reaction in that room. was there true shock and surprise that this had actually gone down? >> yeah, there was shock. and actually you saw all of the reporters sort of checking their live transcripts, and i heard whispers of people saying, is this what he said? sort of confirming before they tweeted it out. so, yeah, a lot of people were surprised by this, this. and i was getting texts during the press conference from people close to donald trump who were also surprised by this and who were actually sort of wondering whether or not his proposal was serious. and in fact, it is serious because just after the press conference ended, we spoke to white house officials. they've been posting on x, and they're saying that this is a 100% serious proposal by donald trump. their argument from the white house tonight is that we have done things for so long the same way, and it hasn't worked.

shelby, you were in the room today, too. what were your takeaways? just after seeing trump talking about this on the campaign trail to animate his base, and then inside the room tonight? >> yeah, i think it shows that a lot of what donald trump said on the campaign trail are actual campaign promises that he plans to implement, and i think that's not the case. always when we see people going out and lobbying for people's votes for two years. but in this case it is. and i also think it's notable because the social issues are central to this presidency so far. and they were, in a way, central to donald trump's win. this is not the only social issue executive order that he has signed. already two weeks into his presidency. >> but there is a question of how the executive orders are clashing up against one another, because basically what this does is authorizes the department of education to to withhold federal funding from schools that don't comply with this executive order. and we've seen some schools say, yes, we will, and some say, no, we won't. but ed

shelby, let me begin with you here. you were in the room when that announcement was made. i was watching it on television, and i could feel the collective gasp that was happening. tell me about the reaction in that room. was there true shock and surprise that this had actually gone down? >> yeah, there was shock. and actually you saw all of the reporters sort of checking their live transcripts, and i heard whispers of people saying, is this what he said? sort of confirming before they tweeted it out. so, yeah, a lot of people were surprised by this, this. and i was getting texts during the press conference from people close to donald trump who were also surprised by this and who were actually sort of wondering whether or not his proposal was serious. and in fact, it is serious because just after the press conference ended, we spoke to white house officials. they've been posting on x, and they're saying that this is a 100% serious proposal by donald trump. their argument from the white house tonight is that we have done things for so long the same way, and it hasn't worked.

onward. >> any other comments commissioner shelby? yea. happy new year to everyone and thankful to the staff am thank you to our leadership. thank you to see tiraagain and also deborah. she is back again. there will be a lot going of i will give a presentation on doctor martin luther king. made up of incredible young musicians at 1 o'clock. january 30-february second, my organization are having our first winter festival. 4 days. go to our website. and then one more february 6-9 i will be at sf jazz with my orchestra with the legendary jason moran. great pianist. doing elington program. he rearranged classics. wanted share that. >> how do we get tickets in who do we contact? moad is free. >> go to our website everything is there sf jazz. >> thanks. >> and winner festival on your website? >> hills burg. >> thank you. >> commissioner? >> yea. i have been taking things busy schedule in december. but one thing i mentioned i went to the nut cracker at the sf ballet. it is closed. it is amazing that was the sf ballet season starts the end of janu

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audio cutting now because cardona vanya slo vanya, for solving the, however, levels are places where shelby and people that are exterminated. the most tragic was the village of privilege. you know, it's a governor, which is a symbol lift of suffering. the people enjoyed. according to correlation ministry or thoughts on august, the 6th 1941 of around 1000 inhabitants, 600 children and their mothers were killed for a live and to the go look, nick bid. and the other $200.00 were killed in around 40 other places within the village. $52.00 whole families parish with more than $300.00 children motivated to 14 among the victims. 172 inhabitants, literally 50 and what were the children suffice? domestic according to research by the japanese daily newspaper association, but in terms of the number of incentives in any village during world war 2, the bill of 2 was false in the wells at 1st in europe. the banker or charlotte, she bid is ensure much she village in the chaplain, a municipality, new metric, or this gorge didn't the residence of the chase, but also a huge number of subs from sarajevo and,

all right, thank you for having me here at the, from my observation to major responses. shelby notate one is that the china william post hargrove's own. so thank and for that goose is specially energy products from the us effective february 10th. that is from the customs tal risk commission of china's state council. actually into toes a 10 or 15 percent target will be applied to to us co and our in g. we've a 10 percent of the target will be imposed on oil, agriculture, machinery, largest use of payment to be coast and pickup trucks. the other response is from chinese ministry of commerce. charnise filed a complaint with the world trade organization, w t o to defend a selected mix of rights. after that, you guys had announced our additional 10 percent the target on vitamins changed products as your way. while the trump white house to swap the 10 percent tariffs on china badging responded with 10 to 15 percent lobbies on imports of us commodities . so explain to us a reasoning behind us. reciprocal move with some a little bit extra on top. well actually the china is the approach and de

shelby nelson has details. >> there's some burn across the street from me. so i'm i'm just cautious. cautious about what could happen to his sierra madre home. if enough rain comes down. andy heller loaded up on 10 sandbags at victory park in pasadena ahead of 2 storms making their way to southern california. and even though they're not expected to pack as powerful punch compared to the northern and central regions of the state. the burn scars of the eaton and palisades fires are unpredictable were on situated on churchill road up there. >> didn't get the worst of it out to dina and past due to get a lot worse than we did. but having said that, there is there is a >> no burn off i am concerned about some of. >> and that's why you'll see extensive k realigning erected in some of the most vulnerable areas were charred hillside and just a little bit of rain could spell disaster. the county ended up putting some key role here on ranch road he sees ranch road. and then the city put about 2000 feet. >> down along new york driving, they may have effected areas as w

his grandson peter asks for forgiveness of his grandfather's buff shelby. he has no stone. will you send me a sort of showing there's plenty to do with the way to me. i just will stay on those and put up i use it to sign is for the delivery to, to log it in. yes, i chose to do to decision maker through supposedly. yes, a troop assistant new question. yeah. this is pete as fast tv. i'm parents. he never gave interviews or spoke publicly about his grandfather's crimes before the only land of them about 5 years ago himself. all he knew was that his grandfather had been of them, a soldier fighting on the east in front. there was also a picture of him at home 1st and his grandmother's living room, and later peter took it as a family, heirloom. it was, after all, all that remained of his grandfather or died at home in february 1946 decades late . his grandson wanted to know more about his ancestors war time heroism. but the archives revealed a very different and, and who really history is filled up into these categories. you're still kind of creating a deal. yeah. and there's no

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you know, like i live right there so i can see a flood trailer with trash close on a dry run by shelby the 1st one over here in the slabs. we like using a recycling or trash and making it into something some kind of are, you know, cheap how this all started right here. this skate party is beautiful. good says olympic swimming pool. i'm running across from here. and i don't flashlight. well, i'm ready. now looking back with, i'm seeing i didn't see the ground in front of me. i went based 1st in here, but i got up and brushed me up off a little bit, got distracted, and said, wow, no way. this is escaped part. i need a swimming pool and but it had dirty and it, we cleaned it all out. right. there. concrete, people in grants, as we used to do, just drop back bill, but there is no rock around here. so i was like, i found the rebar source around here, concrete work in general like a city escape park. like you check out the, they'll be like not even half this big, and it'll cost them many millions, most of that probably insurance property and they had around 10 minutes fees. yeah . they have,

so this is kind of a, a driving force behind. shelby is depreciation. so it to contain discouraged about the position above which i found you in for them too late. interesting. is this the beginning of the end of spec nation? stagflation in japan, will japan begin now to resemble level conventional economy? that's very difficult to say because even look at the japanese stock pricey. it's a very high side. and the japanese, you know, uh, some of the japanese economies benefiting from the japanese. a cheap japanese begins deputy seizure because now you have us so many 40 tories coming to japan. so 2 days and 6 died doing well. so it's very difficult to say, you know, we are facing, you know, the deflation nice because of the sub a positive side. if president trump puts tariffs on japanese imports to the us, how is that going to affect monetary policy decisions in japan in the future? yeah, so that's a really difficult thing because um the, the u. s. is like now the, the top to explore this and that destination of which of that, it used to be jane up now r

gallery only one particular issue here is uh, you know, as you implied as a huge amount of resistance. shelby sick of this in the world, in the region closer at hand. the logistics of very complicated and the president has been very clear up until this point, at least, that he's looking to sort of invest less in, you know, boats and treasure and in the middle east and maybe focus on issues at home. so whether or not he actually is going to go through it, that's what it actually looks like. i think there are a whole series of questions that still remain at this point. but new on the basis of what he has said, talking about recycling people out of guys as something of the jordanians and the parents have said they would not accept. for example, this is what does not fall under them. definition of forced displacement, something that is considered illegal. i'm the international law. oh, i'm not a lawyer ultimately present like everything else that would depend on what that look like. i mean he, he, he and the other people who have talked about plans like this, talk about, you know, offering people

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brought china and russia together, which is creating certain um, what is in india that too, for that shelby comes to closer to china, which is not really very good for us in the long run. because you know, the feel that the, that i, she, i should be playing much more independent will be good. rolling does a little bit of it sort of decent whole things that'd be happening with every country looking at their own interest is trying to, you know, use that particular situation. but we have a careful that we should not be used by others. but you know, in this kind of situation, so we've tried to resulting by let, to leave the china and india has also sought to mitigate this. china is factored by developing ties with the west. i think the previous administrations have been the courting and you daily quite extensively. i would even say, but the india enjoy the very special trip and then to for quite some time. do think that will continue on the, the trump of industries. and what do, at this point, just highlighting the so many interests between india and united states which have kind of was and val

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and one other is i fwt to see commissioner shelby perform with his youth quintet.rt of the motorin luther king day celebrations at the museum of african deacep ra. if you have not seen him perform i commends you to seeing his incredible musician and wonderful speaker about music and art and importance of art and incredible educator. i was inspired. [applause] on the heels of that comment. jason moran and markus shelby will be performing music of duke elington i'm going on friday nights. notice as fast as you can to the ticket office to the box office and get tickets i'm sure. what -- he was in hillsburg this week also. a breathless schedule for commissioner shelby shows up almost every meeting on top of composing, arranging and directing and motivating and performing, teaching. developing youth. you know what a gift he is to our world. and so, i can't wait to hear him on friday night. are there other new business or announcements? nope. seeing then -- we can move to item 7. public comment. we have public comment on the new business and announcements. please. weer i

yes, it had just been made state and it was it's basically the first governor, isaac shelby. so a big part of the story is that those in kentucky are arguing what it means be a state, what powers do the state have and you as you know, there's a growing, you know, states rights mentality is developing in kentucky as recognizing the results. a year after all this, there are a number of conventions that are held in which many the people involved in this conspiracy write petitions arguing to the federal government that they need greater support and if not, they will become perhaps independent. a lot of threats about independency. so they just be been made a state. and that's a big part of the story as well. what happened to his son? we shall andre michaux. thank you. yeah, i never knew how much i can tell because. i was watching my my watcher, so. yeah. francois andre michaux, this is great. you're going to get me to tell us something. i always like to tell it, but i couldn't. so francois andre michaux. so when. when michaux goes to the middle east, he decides his son is too youn

commissioner shelby is absent. we have corm for today's meeting also for the record. director of cultural affairs ralph remington. deputy director of programs evan glenn. deputy director of finance and administration sara hallenbeck. and chief of staff alissa ventry are all in attendance. >> do we have any agenda changes? no agenda changes. but i would like to say is that i want to express our appreciation at the very top of the meeting for the amount of work that has gone into what we are going to be looking at today. i know that time frames are essential. understanding all the interplays of the budget and how this goes forward and also the timing of it is important. you know given the sequence of legislative requirements with respect to the motions that we will hopefully make today and pass and the action by the commission. so i just want to thank you. staff thank you director, for for pulling this together in a week that was very busy for everybody. so we have no agenda changes now for a few public meeting instructions. i'd like to welcome all persons present in th

private sector many of whom are in the room today part and active with local business enterprise shelby community we really hope that they will be considered a partner when the agency and when the administration the departments look for partners to work with our local businesses helps support not just the work that can be done as partners of the city but the employee local workers, often their owners right here in the city and county and that helps have a multiplier positive effect in the economy. >> thanks. you but cha the next speaker good afternoon supervisors thank you very much for having this hearing and my name is vince courtney northern california district council labor is 30,000 men and women also sit on ramona's board at local 261 where he represents 5500 men and women. it's actually 1400 public sector workers that work for various city departments recreation and parks, public works, the port, the airport mta, the puc and they deserve a break as as much as the other first responders whether that be fire police 911 these guys really deserve a break they've been through a lot es