shelly: absolutely.w these adults have their kids getting into tiktok food, cooking on tiktok, investing on tiktok, financial tiktok has been blowing up. all of these things broaden the audience, get people addicted as tiktok has been broaden into e-commerce, live events, streaming. the thing that tiktok has been able to do is to continue to broaden its experience bigger and bigger and bigger, and to move with the person. if you started on facebook as a college student and all your friends were other college kids and the people you see on your feet are not that interesting, tiktok takes a different approach. it's constantly updating to what you are into, what you are addicted to. continually showing you what you want. as you change, the stuff you see changes. the interesting thing about that is you are not seeing the same thing as her friend, your mom -- as your friend or your mom or your husband, and you are not seeing the same thing you saw a year ago. that's why you hear all these people who say, when

senator barrasso: shelly, you did the transportation component of the subcommittee of the environment and public works committee, focused on what we believed truly to be infrastructure. president biden may design infrastructure differently. i say he ought to be honest with the american people and talk about infrastructure the way people see it. which is what you have here. what is infrastructure? the fact that the biden proposal has less than 6% of the money for roads an bridges tells you his focus isn't on the kind of infrastructure the american people think of. if the president wants to have the debate, as senator toomey said, about green lunchrooms in our schools, and cafeteria trays that can be recycled, and environmental justice, as he talks about it, climate justice, we can have that debate. but what we ought to do is make sure we're focusing on the eneeds of the american people he was puts more money in his proposal for electric vehicles than he does for roads, bridge, port, airports, and waterways combined. it's time to say we want to do things that are really in the best inte

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just the system works just as well just see you know with court cases sometimes it takes longer to shelly if you have competing interest in this particular area and to say then minister what would be the practical difference to these foreign court decisions and what difference would they make to the lives of people in. what i'm sure if the to give some kind of compensation. to the people i would expect that when they get receive that it should make a difference in their lives just as. any. life changing activities will provide in livelihood today people. now can support. and we've just recently handed out 6 what's our contract what 66000000000 to provide. what's not grieve in what's been worked out so i would expect that the compensation from the british court decision should make a difference to the people of that area are you confident that that compensation will be given to the people of land that these oil companies will compensate the people awful tony that. if that is what the court judgment said i believe yes it should good today people judgments that i have nationally and minister

like west virginia's shelly moore capito who tweeted she had a productive and substantive call with president biden. the two sides are also working on police reform and families of george floyd and eric garner met with a bipartisan group of lawmakers in washington yesterday. >> they got to hear directly from the families whose blood will be on the legislation. >> reporter: president biden called on congress to pass a bill by the anniversary of floyd's murder next month. and president biden will visit virginia on monday, to continue promoting his plan. anne-marie? >> elise preston in new york, thank you so much. >>> so breaking overnight, there was a deadly stampede in northern israel. it was one of the country's worst civilian disasters. at least 44 people were killed and 150 injured. this terrifying scene played out today during a mass religious festival. it's estimated at least 100,000 people gathered for the event. witnesses say the stampede began when large numbers of people crowded a narrow tunnel-like passage. some people were asphyxiated or trampled. police are investigating. the prime

looking a bit stupid particularly shock me shelly the council president just looks like a real don't and that the geisha well barbara what do you think the effect the fallout of all of this is going to be. the fallout is that the their destiny or not the diplomatic gas in the european union i mean they want to be a big international player they say we have something to say be want to play a bigger role on the stage and that it then that they don't even manage those so important protocol questions how stupid does that look and there's many people in brussels who look at that at the meeting that that will rattle the e.u. head diplomat head was the who is that missed a lot of rough and moscow and he was being upstaged the most terrorism and of the entry to the bombing of glee and he sort of just took it was out sort of doing anything against it and so they had being made to look bad again and is just the optics is awful and particular with regard to slough underlying protesting against ankara leaving the is simple trust call i mean women being treated badly in public we needed a demonst

shelly lenard. i think that's everybody. if any of you are here, that is your opportunity. >> shakeyla o'cain is here. i am a native san franciscan. i am a descendant of [indiscernible] -- with that said, my grandparents -- i was born and raised in philmore and lakeview. in all of these areas, as you know, was once upon a time mostly african-american home owners. that is not so at this point in time. as jen ri at the casing comes about, more african-americans are not owning homes here. i provide housing services to those 18 to 24 in san francisco who areexperiencing homelessness. i want to be a part of this to ensure that the youth are involved because they have the power and they are also struggling -- they are also experiencing a lot of barriers because of the discrimination and racism that has been -- that has been happening in our city and has been continuing to it happen. that's why i want to be part of this board. thank you for your time. >> thank you, ms. o'cain. anybody else? ms. erving, are you there? okay. why don'

shelly lenard. i think that's everybody. if any of you are here, that is your opportunity. >> shakeyla o'cain is here. i am a native san franciscan. i am a descendant of [indiscernible] -- with that said, my grandparents -- i was born and raised in philmore and lakeview. in all of these areas, as you know, was once upon a time mostly african-american home owners. that is not so at this point in time. as jen ri at the casing comes about, more african-americans are not owning homes here. i provide housing services to those 18 to 24 in san francisco who areexperiencing homelessness. i want to be a part of this to ensure that the youth are involved because they have the power and they are also struggling -- they are also experiencing a lot of barriers because of the discrimination and racism that has been -- that has been happening in our city and has been continuing to it happen. that's why i want to be part of this board. thank you for your time. >> thank you, ms. o'cain. anybody else? ms. erving, are you there? okay. why don'

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particularly his wife shelly and so ben and nick. he was a hero in every sense of theord and will truly be missed. i yielback. thspeaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, for such time as he shall consume. mr. hoyer: thank you very much, speaker costa. in march, the house passed legislation to award a congressional gold medal to the men and women of the u.s. capitol police, for their heroism on january 6 and for daily efforts to protect the institutions of our democracy. on april 3, once again, we saw an example, not only of the dangers in which they place themselves for their service but also the courage that they bring to that service. in the short span of fewer than 100 days, the u.s. capitol police force lost three members as a result of attacks on the yesterday, we honored one of those capitol policeman, billy evans. in a real sensewe honored every member of the united stat capitol police. some years ago, i lost a member of the capitol police who lived in my

. >>> his daughter shelly says he was not afraid living his life to the fullest.inal days. a devoted husband and father. his daughter stacey says he was also funny, intelligent and also very humble. may they rest in peace. may their memories be a blessing. thanks very much for watching. i am wolf blitzer in "the situation room," erin burnett with "out front" starts right now. >>> the former house speaker john boehner says trump incited the insurrection. perpetrated by trump's b.s. derek chauvin claiming those famous words of george floyd's "i can't breathe" resisting arrest. matt gaetz saw a pardon from trump. would you do that if you had not done anything wrong? let's go "out front." good evening

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he called his fellow west virginia senator shelly moore ca capito, her proposal, called it a good start and that he would want to have any eventual deal to focus on conventional infrastructure, roads, bridges, et cetera. it sounds like as far as manchin is concerned, you're going to have to compromise. >> well, look, he and the president don't disagree on the idea that a bipartisan approach is better. that's exactly what we're doing. i've had great conversations with senator capitow and welcome the start that her proposal represents in terms of the conversations that we're having. this is the way that we want to get this done. but in terms of these definitional arguments over what's conventional or what's not, what we want to call infrastructure, let's hope that doesn't take away from the point that americans need this. we need these investments. call them what you want. child care needs to be more affordable in this country. elder care is holding people back from being able to participate in the economy. we know that broadband is as important as a road connection is today in terms of b

one republican senator, west virginia's shelly kapito opt misting about the two sides coming togethernking members, i've talked to democrats, it's an active conversation and i think it's a good beginning. todd: meanwhile, joe manchin praising the republican counter-proposal. >> it's a good start. it really is. i'm glad they did it. we have to look to see if we've gotten everything in there we need. >> sounds like you're supporting a smaller package with what you deem traditional infrastructure. >> more targeted. todd: manchin voicing a need to separate part of the biden administration's plan. president biden will mark his first 100 days in office with a drive-in rally in atlanta promoting the climate change agenda but the least boycotting georgia over the voting law. a small business owner joined us earlier with his message to the president. >> this voter law that you so called are protesting, your home state has stronger laws than the state of georgia. please, stop the pandering. do the business, let us business people get back to work. todd: the estimated cost of moving the all-star

shelly moore caputo, republican of west virginia, told me on "state of the union" yesterday the sameafter she and wicker and a few other republicans introduced their proposal late last week which is only $600 billion, far, far less than what the white house is proposing, she said they heard from the white house and talked have begun. the question is whether or not the white house is going to go for at least the short term limiting his very, very broad proposal to more traditional infrastructure ideas like roads and bridges and broadband and things like that because the president's proposal includes home health care and other things that the republicans are saying doesn't belong in this bill. >> nia, we'll have once again, president biden will have to make a choice, the bill can be as big as he wants it to be, 2 trillion plus, or it can be bipartisan, closer to 1 kril trillion, but it can't be both. what do you think he'll do? >> if the past is any guide he'll go big and bold but the question is whether or not he can keep his own caucus together. the same folks we were talking about w

believe that biden was not legitimately elected yet biden is seeking bipartisan support and is inviting shelly of west virginia to the white house to try to find common ground, at least on infrastructure. >> it's been a good conversation. and i invited to come with anyone she wants to bring with her to the white house. >> the white house is increasingly focused on selling the plan to the american people outside of washington. a group of biden allies launching a new advertising campaign today tougt his achievements and praising his approach >> you won't hear him yelling or sending angry tweets because for joe biden actions speak louder. >> now those ads are part of a multi-million dollar advertising campaign trying to rally support out in america, but, jake, the question is what effect will it have in the congress? will any republicans come on board with this big spending plan? infrastructure is one area where they do believe they can get some republican buy-in but like will the not for the entire plan. you know, the question also can they keep democrats together? next week there will be meetin

we talk about resistance to the jobs and infrastructure bill with senator shelly moore capito.h more. >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism. judy: we returned to the president's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from afghanistan by september 2021. for that we get three views. retired lieutenant general doug lute served in both the george w. bush and obama administrations focusing on afghanistan. he also served as u.s. ambassador to nato during the obama administration. annie pforzheimer had a 30 year career in the foreign service. she was the deputy chief of mission in afghanistan from 2017 to 2018, and was acting deputy assistant secretary of state for afghanistan until 2019. david sedney was deputy assistant secretary of defense for afghanistan, pakistan and central asia during the obama administration. until recently he was the president of american university of afghanistan. we welcome all three of you. david, i will start with you. we heard president biden say that threat to the u.s. over th

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yesterday president biden told reporters that he invited republican senator shelly moore capito to theounterproposal to just the first part of his two parts of that infrastructure plan. but president biden drew a line in the sand yesterday saying that republicans have to meet him halfway and if they don't he said it's a no-go. laura, that republican proposal came $1.7 trillion short of president biden's 2.25 initial proposal. so that ain't halfway. the question now going forward is where is that middle ground? biden says he wants to be at the middle. will republicans meet him there and does that mean they have to accept that he wants an expansion of what is traditionally infrastructure and will they be willing to pay for it and including biden wants tax hikes, republicans don't, where is the compromise there, laura? that's really where we stand right now. >> we know you will be keeping your eye on that. while i have you, jasmine, senator tim scott who gave the republican rebuttal the other night to the president's speech he is the only black republican in the senate, he's got some atte

mary: for example, if shelly was aboard, he'd write "smart mouth" on his pigeon, and then bam!ay. well, mom, according to my itinerary for our weekend together, the fun begins with fried chicken. sounds delicious. good, 'cause i got you everything you need to make it. you are in for a treat. my mother's fried chicken is why we had to buy my dad the extra large coffin. sheldon, she just got off the plane. she doesn't want to cook. of course she does. making me food is her way of saying "i love you." making me food when she's too tired to cook is her way of saying "i really love you." actually, i wouldn't mind going out for a bite, sheldon. won't that spoil our appetites for the chicken you're going to make me? all right, that settles it, we're going out. do you like sushi? there's a great little place down the street. i've never had it, but there's no harm in trying something new. there's a lot of harm in trying something new. that's why we test out drugs and cosmetics on bunny rabbits.

is a deal possible, republican senator shelly morkapita joins me ahead. >> hello, i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is wondering just how much things have changed. in the days since george floyd's family and communities across america celebrated the derek chauvin guilty verdict, the nation has felt both hope that things are changing and despair over new police shootings. now, a bipartisan working group in congress says there is momentum to make real progress on policing reform, an effort that failed just last summer. and the white house says police reform will be a key part of president biden's first address to a joint session of congress wednesday night. part of an ambitious agenda he hopes to pass with the slimmest majorities in the u.s. senate. as the nation waited to hear from the chauvin jury, i spoke exclusively with vice president kamala harris about their history making role, the weight of the responsibility that brings and how and when president biden seeks her advice. >> 9 minutes and 29 seconds, right, we all watched that video. many of us are watched it mult

around some of these ideas that you can get sinister cap toes no center, tim kaine can get a new >> shelly, could i tackle this quickly? i am introducing a biden appointee before a committee in four-minute so i don't want to be late. let me give you a minute and maybe let shelley be the closer. i really appreciate the entire uva community for having us today. the anatomy of negotiation on supper like this, and funny because we use the term reconciliation for one of the least reconciling things that we do up here so that's kind of odd, but i think the key is to take things that president biden has put on the table and to break it into smaller units. let's do as much as we can that we can do together. we will whittle down the core of what we can do together and then will try to do that by reconciliation, which is the only person who understood it was one of shelley's predecessors in west virginia. when we try to take the core of what we can do together through reconciliation, the promontory will start to kick some of it out. we can do -- we could not do nonwage and the rescue plan because it

thank you very much shelly sacral joining us there from the wealth program. now the trial of former police officer derek shoving of the death of george freud history here on monday in the u.s. it has minneapolis emotional and potentially damning witness accounts along the 1st week of the trial many of freud's relatives of travel from across the country to attend his uncle spoke to al-jazeera as gabriel ellis on their. the 1st week of the trial saw some emotional testimony that was hard to listen to particularly for some of george floyd's family members who are here like selwyn jones his uncle who i had a chance to speak to and this is a little bit of what he had to say what is it like to be here in that courtroom. this is all a lot i've had tree. you say somebody that you've loved and cherished 4546 years and one day he's gone because they're just power and control this is this is what. justice for florida. we got to have justice for forward we've got to have justice for all is it hard to relive floyd's death through this trial this week. i have been. sad it'

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i'm shelly. just wanted to say that i believe we need 72 hours for the self-testing kits from color to be analyzed. so for those going back on april 12th, we really only have through april 7th to be tested and i hope there's a way to prioritize and share that and share that also with the children to those schools so that we can follow what we've agreed to in the m.o.u. and i want to thank you and justin too. bye. >> clerk: thank you. hello, jennifer. >> hi. this is jennifer. i have two kids in the district. i want to say one thing about the last meeting that you wanted to stop saying "learning loss" and you wanted to a "learning change" instead i think that's incredibly disrespectful to all of our parents in the district. i can't even believe that came out of your mouths. i also want to say, i want to echo another caller that said there isn't a plan for our kids on i.e.p.s that are in general education and have special ed supports. what is the plan? we need a plan for our special ed kids that are

i talked with shelly caltaroni as she wrote the city's grant nomination. that how the places are critical to showing that the history and civil rights struggles in the united states is not a black white binary as it's commonly understood. i had written the historic and coauthor, the lgbtq context statement for san francisco and i found that 1830 sutter street, it will be on the primary and powerful story for japanese americans. and served multiple communities in their quest for civil rights. francis shared some of what i've found for you. equality, managing society. during 20 years, [inaudible] american friends service committee also gatherings to discuss a wide range of community pressing issues to the community including prison conditions, housing rights, refugee rights and issues facing indigenous people in california. karen and i and cathy and others are currently working to develop a website in a film about 1830 sutter street and we're finding more about the building's history. places like this that allow multiple communities to see the stories of oth

. >> reporter: shelly's father is an organ transplant recipient and an essential worker. thank you so much because to you, we matter. >> reporter: even west philly native, the great patti labelle got her shot thanks to the doc. >> dr. stanford is so special because she cares about the world. she calls me a celebrity. she's the diva. she's the celebrity of life. i love you so much for keeping me alive. >> she is to be praised. she belongs in history books. >> reporter: and her family couldn't be prouder. >> all: we love you, mom. >> we are all forever changed because of you. >> ala, god bless you, and i love you. >> i'm proud beyond all recognition for what you have done, but i'm even prouder of what you are going to do. >> and we did it. >> was it a long process that you had? >> oh, it was, like -- >> reporter: she has no idea. hi there, dr. stanford. i'm t.j. holmes from "good morning america." >> there he is. >> no. my husband. what are you doing here? how are you? >> i'm sorry, but that whole interview you did was fake. this is now live on "good morning america" right

and that's exactly what shelly moore capito.o has put forward a republican plan that is all infrastructure. unfortunately what we have seen with the jobs plan is less than 5%, 6% of the biden proposal actually goes towards infrastructure. americans want their tax dollars to be spent wisely, on things that they expect our federal government to do. that's infrastructure. that's the g.o.p. plan. what i did hear president biden say, though, was that he will is very glad that republicans are working on this issue, and he hopes that we can bring these two plans together and find a way forward for the american people. i was very, very glad that he said that. and i hope he is sincere. >> o'donnell: right, the president proposing what is physical infrastructure, and then what he calls "personal infrastructure," or "human infrastructure" to go alongside that plan, the american families plan, in his words. it includes universal pre-k, child care, among other things, paying for community college. is that something that republicans will not

richard miller and shelli meneghetti. subject property is 3627 divisadero street. appealing the issuance on february 2, 2021, to mickey pucko, of a site permit. two bedrooms to five bedrooms and two bathrooms to five bathrooms. adding a fourth level penthouse. this is permit number two hundred one billion eight hundred twelve million two hundred seventy-nine thousand two hundred sixty-seven. you have two minutes. are the appellants present? mr. miller or ms. meneghetti? okay. i don't see that they're present. can you raise your hand if you're present, if you're having technical difficulties. they did not supply a brief as well. so, mr. longway, i understand you spoke to one of them at one point i believe prior to the hearing. did they indicate they were going to attend? >> i believe they were. and they were given notice by our zoom invite to join the meeting. i can give them a call. >> director: why don't we just give them a call, please. thank you for your patience, everyone. >> president: i believe they should be aware of this process. i mean, reading through the

he called out senator shelly on a proposal that she put out there. he fist pumped liz cheney, you saw he gave senator mcconnell a shou shout-out. he didn't target any republicans specifically but he did call out some in a favorable way. >> he went through every major issue of the day, china and russia and spoke about white supremacists being the number one domestic terrorist threats to the homeland. >> he was laying down the agenda items that he thinks it is important such as immigration reform, or policing reform or further regulations on ownerships of guns. half of his speech was about economic proposals he's making and the social safety expansion and infrastructure and spending. that's where he sees his legacy. if congress wants to do policing reform or congress want to do gun control, he's there and he's supportive. he's looking at how the united states win the 21st century, defeat china and autocraautocra can democracy wins? how can democracy thrive? >> that's exactly right. not only did the president invoke china and xi several times. some of t

shelly gentlelady from maine you may now be recognized to ask your questions. >> thank you so much mr. chair, thank you for holding this hearing and mr. secretary really appreciate your time as today and thank you so much for your opening remarks really focusing on important big idea that are a critical part of your agenda in this administration agenda and i want to say i really appreciate your deep level of understanding of engaging farmers in the importance of being our partners in climate change. in the opportunities there, that are there for increased revenue for farmers as well as the important role they can play using agriculture as to carbon in other thing we need to do around renewable energy and new products. as well as making sure we finally go through racial injustice issues, and certain security and unctioning that food and security as much more about nutrition and the quality of the food not just calories so i didn't mean to repeat your speech but i just appreciate so much the direction you're taking us in here so i want to go from a big picture and minutia a little bit.

republicans have a $568 billion counterproposal for an infrastructure package, one that republican senator shellyalls, quote, the most robust plan that we've ever put forward as republicans. nbc news reports it calls for $299 billion for roads and bridges, more than $60 billion for both broadband and infrastructure and public transit systems, $35 billion for drinking water and wastewater. $44 billion for airports and $20 billion for rail systems. it also sets aside a collective $45 billion for ports, water storage, and safety items. the plan calls for the tax cuts passed under former president donald trump to be kept in tact and to repurpose federal funding passed as part of relief packages for infrastructure spending. white house press secretary jen psaki said aides plan to look into the details of the proposal and discuss it with congressional staff in the coming days. donny deutsch, hearing the framework of what the republicans are putting forward, just, the hope for bipartisanship, i don't know, is it dimming a bit? >> i think it's dimming. i'm a little bit more on the side of the republicans

i talked with shelly caltaroni as she wrote the city's grant nomination. that how the places are critical to showing that the history and civil rights struggles in the united states is not a black white binary as it's commonly understood. i had written the historic and coauthor, the lgbtq context statement for san francisco and i found that 1830 sutter street, it will be on the primary and powerful story for japanese americans. and served multiple communities in their quest for civil rights. francis shared some of what i've found for you. equality, managing society. during 20 years, [inaudible] american friends service committee also gatherings to discuss a wide range of community pressing issues to the community including prison conditions, housing rights, refugee rights and issues facing indigenous people in california. karen and i and cathy and others are currently working to develop a website in a film about 1830 sutter street and we're finding more about the building's history. places like this that allow multiple communities to see the stories of oth

the water quality division director in the state at oklahoma department of environmental quality shelly chard testified before the e.p.w. committee to highlight the challenges facing rural water systems and the innovation that they are using in rural states and communities to ensure safe and affordable drinking water. she highlighted the need for assistance to small rural states in complying with government regulations, and this bill does that by giving small and rural states access to federal funding and assistance in complying with government regulations that are often more burdensome and overbearing for them. the bill also empowers rural communities to work with technical experts at nonprofit energies and state agencies to implement best practices and more efficient complying with the federal regulations. when a small town like meridiem, oklahoma, needs help addressing harmful contaminants in their water system, local rural water organizations can provide consistent expertise, and they do. they're out there. they want to help. dedicating resources to help our rural communities will e