>>commissioner bito .>> no questions or comments. >> commissioner sommer. >> no questions. >>moving forward . >> is there any public comment onthe directors report items 11 a through e ? thank you. by our next item is item12 , approval of the regular meeting april 21 2021. i believe there may have been a comment or correction so commissioner bito, do you have any corrections? >> could i make a motion to move 12 and 13 to next month western mark i haven't had a chance to read through all the meeting minutes . if you don't mind. >> i don't mind if it's okay with the othercommissioners . >> thank you. >> so who made a motion to continue? >> commissionerbito made a motion to continue . >> if commissioners could reach out with any questions or comments, you could even do it within the next week or so because just generally, the content remains the same. we're just trying to correct things like accounting that was maybe incorrect or something but i'll talk to you guys off-line because generally we make alot of changes. i know one change i have to make is that may 19 commissioner

north london derby between arsenal and tottenham, which you can watch on the bbc later, and kelly sommers part of the fa cup as a continuation of it last year's competition. looking forward to it and along somebody a former spurs defender. both teams coming into the game and brilliant form, unbeaten in the league but the former side have never beaten arsenal in this fixture. how do they do that tonight? i arsenal in this fixture. how do they do that tonight?— do that tonight? i that the team the have do that tonight? i that the team they have together _ do that tonight? i that the team they have together coming - do that tonight? i that the team they have together coming on . do that tonight? i that the team i they have together coming on the back of— they have together coming on the back of the confidence of beating a team _ back of the confidence of beating a team like _ back of the confidence of beating a team like man city and sucking point from a _ team like man city and sucking point from a big _ team like man city and sucking point from a big team for the first time in their— from

. >> reporter: zach sommers, a criminologist specializing in missing person cases says only a fractionews coverage compared to white people. >> if there is a missing white woman, we're going to cover that every day. >> reporter: a systemic issue late longtime anchor gwen eiffel coined missing white woman syndrome in 2004. >> the idea that young white girls and young women, they get much more news coverage than other folks of different demographics when they go missing. >> according to 2020 fbi data, blacks only make up 13% of the u.s. population. they account for nearly a third of the missing-persons cases in the united states. >> if you see her, tell her we love her. >> reporter: in washington state, mary johnson's family is still waiting for answers. johnson went missing late-last year from a reservation. >> she is a native american woman -- sorry, i'm not racist or anything but she deserves the same -- the same treatment. >> reporter: online, black and brown families are using hashtag gabby petito to post about their missing loved ones, hoping to gain momentum. a move that helped th

. ♪ >> reporter: it's one of three sites where americans gathered in sommer remembrance, honeering eachne of the 2977 people killed in the terrorist attacks on september 11th. at the footprints where the twin towers stood over manhattan president biden and the first lady were joined by the obamas in a sea of 9/11 families to memorialize those lost two decades ago. at 8:46 a.m. the first of six moments of silence marking the instant the first hijacked airliner struck the north tower. sara was a flight attendant on that plane. >> we redrcite the names of tho we lost, that memory goes back to that terrible day when it felt like an evil spector had descended on our world. it was also a time when many people acted above and beyond the ordinary. >> reporter: the tributes continued throughout the morning with the nation pausing five more times. the moment each tag win tower f, the moment the pentagon was attacked. >> it truly an honor to be with all of you at this field of honor. >> reporter: along with vice president kamala harris, president george w. bush who served as commander in chief in

>> i think you'd have to go through lots of legislative sommer salts to get back to that point.create the false impression that the money that would be required to raise the debt feeling is the cost of the cost of reconciliation bill and the reality is as you know we are working very hard with president biden to make sure we pay for it the reconciliation bill through tax reform, by closing some of these big tax loop holes for multi national corporations that park their profits overseas by making sure very wealthy people pay their fair share of taxes. but what mcconnell wants to do is have in that reconciliation bill this price tag for raising the debt ceiling. over 30% of that debt was accumulated in the four years of the trump administration. but he wants to have both that number in that bill so that they can totally mislead the american people in suggesting the reconciliation bill costs trillions and trillions of dollars. that is his political play. i don't think we should fall into that. >> senator chris van hollen, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. it

. >> so my husband and i had decided that we were going to take the morning to do sommer rands and have breakfast together.orni and so we dropped our daughter off at school.r i came down the stairs from the school, and my husband was talking to a stranger, and he had a -- a page from a paperback novel in his hand, and the edges were burnt. and i said what's that? he said look over there. >> oh my god. what is up with that? [ siren ] >> is on fire. the whole left side of the building is just a huge explosion.e >> my first thought was is that the building that my son works in?wa because if that was his building, my son was in a lot of trouble because the smoke was up high and my son worked on the 105th floor. >> jesus christ. >> i remember holding up my hand to the building and trying somehow to count down the number of floors from the top of the building. and i said to myself, how can he get past that fire? >> was just terrible. it was bleeding. the building was bleeding into the sky.ib i said to myself, this doesn't feel good. this is something terribly wrong. there are people up there.

pretty saw sommers i agree. fall for a lot of cities over the next 24- 48 hours. i mean, across new york, 67 degrees we do have a cold front there, we have got another cold front moving into the northwest and this is the time of year we start to see those powerful cold fronts bring that cold air southward from canada. past 24 hours you can see the rain and even some mountain snow, across the northern rockies there's forecast radar and as you can see over the next couple of days gathering lots of moisture from the gulf of mexico and we'll see the potential for very heavy rain for the latter part of the work week and into the weekend for the eastern third of the country there is your forecast so still very warm over the central u.s. but that cold front is going to move on through and bring changes, hurricane sam still a category 4 powerful system, it is going to continue to move northward and curve away from the u.s. which is exactly what we like to see. all right, steve, back to you. steve: thank you, j. d. meanw

they are the words of larry sommers who served as bill clinton council. i am encouraged some democrats recognize that joe biden has led us to the edge of an economic cliff. although it seems few democrats serve in congress recognize this. whether than face the reality, congressional democrats supported the president's reckless tax and spend agenda, and the consequences are growing more and more dire. in just seven months as president, joe biden's left-wing policies left to a decline in real wage growth in every month of his presidency. the highest price in everyday goods in 30 years. historic labor shortage fueled by the government paying americans to stay home rather than work. and consumer confidence plunging to levels unseen since the great depression. bizarrely, my democratic colleagues respond to these -- [indiscernible] by proposing to have $3.5 trillion [indiscernible] into the economy. democrats claim they'll tax the rich to pay for the spending binge to 26.5% which would make america one of the least hospitable nations for business. increases wil

group every day whose story sounded so similar to our own when we were calling for a rapid review le sommerg, and i think the best way to do that is to bring the enquiry forward. can you tell me what _ bring the enquiry forward. can you tell me what you _ bring the enquiry forward. can you tell me what you hope _ bring the enquiry forward. can you tell me what you hope and - bring the enquiry forward. can youj tell me what you hope and enquiry might achieve, watch resulted might bring? i might achieve, watch resulted might brina ? ~' ., might achieve, watch resulted might brina ? ~ ., , ., bring? i think for bereaved families. _ bring? i think for bereaved families, we _ bring? i think for bereaved families, we all— bring? i think for bereaved families, we all want - bring? i think for bereaved i families, we all want answers bring? i think for bereaved - families, we all want answers on bring? i think for bereaved _ families, we all want answers on why we lost our loved ones and what happened to them, but more than that what we want to know is should there be another pandemic, should this

in the medal table once again, with 124 medals, 41 of them gold, two of them one by swimmer maisie sommersas been such an idol for me, and someone i have a was looked up to. so to race against her was pretty strange! but i have definitely got used to it over the past few years. she is such an inspiration, such a good friend in such a lovely person. because we have done the same races when we were out there, so to have her in the room, and it wasjust having that person who has the knowledge and experience to know that i can trust her and rely on her, and it is going to be a great race, and it will be really fun. finally, just to mark your card for some exciting golf coming up. europe need just five points from today's five singles matches in ohio to retain the solheim cup. they leave the usa 9-7, retain the solheim cup. they leave the usa 9—7, playing just after 5pm, and you can follow it all on the bbc sport website. lots more on there, but i'll be back in the next hour as well. clive. thank you, ollie. millions of pupils are returning to classrooms in england and wales, amid fears of a sp