of district in particular. and also strikes continue to unfold civilians of course, separate areas in the territory and the central and the south of district. but let me 1st start with a hoot team, the updates coming from loving jobs, a well vicinity of commodities. one hospital has been widely targeted during the past 12 hours. specifically, that's a number of residential buildings, but widely flat 10 to the ground. as a part of the ongoing is valuable peroration. we also adults inclusive statements and even reduced coming from the inside. come out, i'd want hospice of by the director of the hospital. the for has some of the stuff the who confirm that the intensive care unit has been targeted squarely by these, by the military. uh, the, the, the intensive care unit test. but categorically become out of service now. and there was a huge fire that has been broken out in the side of the attack inside the hospital where the workforce to contain them to distinguish the fire using very primitive means including blankets in order to contain the situation that to control the fire . they also transfer, transferred the patients inside,

is the relative advancements of these very cross forces close to out of my last area in the south of district. this area has been designated to be se if you give any terry and so on to billions to earlier today. morning, the weight, copeland, the pressure of the gum fi on the sound of the troves. attracting low, i'll see where a number of civilians reported aged as a wet, transported to and also hospital to get medical treatment has been to the review to be a source of a relative advancement and some sort of wholesale duration of activity by the is really mail it to a, in an area that had been designated to be humanitarians on by elsewhere. and the strip that has been a notable sides of attacks and big law here at home and the, the open, the tracing operations by the good spread across courses continue from within 2 months. um its more reports coming from the vicinity of commodity. so suggesting that the army has deployed exclusive reports and the facilitate, which later could be prepared for that for a completely to be blogging up by the used by the crop forces. this has been the snapshot of

and that's what they use when crump forces close to out of my last the area in the south of district this area has been designated to be safe to give any terry and so far civilians to earlier today. morning the weight copeland, the crackle of the gunfire and the sound of its rose, attracting low. i see where a number of civilians reported aged as a wet, transported to and also hospital to get medical treatment. has been just a review to be a source of a relative advancement and some sort of also to ration of activity by the is really mail it to a, in an area that had been designated to be humanitarians. on those when the strip there has been a notable sides of attacks in big law here at home. and the, the opiate tracing operations by the good spread across courses continue from within 2 months. um its more reports coming from the vicinity of commodity. so suggesting that the army has deployed exclusive reports and the facilities which later could be prepared for that for a completely to be blowing up by the use very crump forces. this has been the snapshot of what has been going on on

of time. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable joe wilson, united states representative from the second district of southtlemen, friends of france, my name is joe wilson, a member of congress from the second district of south carolina. i am grateful to serve as the cochair of the congressional french caucus, appreciating my personal french history. thank you ambassador for you being here today, along with the members of the american friends of lafayette and friends of our beloved ally, france. my appreciation is very personal of being here today in that the marquee arrived to assist in the revolution in my home community of georgetown, charleston, south carolina on june 13, 1777 and we greeted the general and what an impact he had on our country. we all know france is the first american ally dating to march 21, 1778, and when the french monarchy recognized the independence of the united states and then on diplomat relations august 6th, 1778. south carolina really cherishes its french history and we are grateful even today that we have the only functioning french church in america founded in 1844 in charl

this is after nearly six decades in south of market district. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joining us now on kris. this is really an iconic market. i've been there a few times. oh, yes, they are trying to move the bay area forward by helping this market stay alive. now, the physical move to a different location is just one of the big changes. the other is that after 112 years in business, the san francisco flower market is going to become a nonprofit. now, the sign announcing that move has been in the in the making for about a decade, ever since the property where the san francisco flower market sits was sold after 68 years at that particular location, the market will close its doors south of market to reopen next thursday in potrero hill. 23 of the 35 small businesses are making that move together, which will allow the flower market to continue as one of just five in the nation and the one with the greatest selection of products. most of the product you see at any event, any wedding, any hotel, any restaurant, city hall, it all came through this

south of market district. been here all my life and still here. are opportunities around here like westbay. [indiscernible] i used to go there because it was young teenagers my age there. i go over there to kick it with them. the people who ran it then, they teach you leadership skills, about empowerment. those are the same values i run with my organization now. the same thing they taught me back then. >> my first interaction with rudey is he pulled up at the front of westbay door with backpacks. we got backpacks! >> he dropped them out of the van and drove away and i'm like who is this guy? >> when i are was here i started seeing westbay more often and so when our organizations would come together and do community work together, i would see her. my motto [indiscernible] to take care of the hood. you just got to have care and love in your heart and she has that. >> i used to remember telling myself, it is what you put into it and there is a lot more resources then you think, you just to if figure out a way to navigate. >> she didn't say do you min

south of tower. the south korean government has implemented districts recreation and sort of waste, including a band on incident ration and dumping age in men seals. this has opened up new business opportunities plus touch ups like to be one liquid residues become by your guess why your story. the waste is turned into fertilizer or heated to pro, just literally, which comes here to this plan which has sort the head of an unexpected ally black sewage. if i know they, these are able to transform almost any kind of organic waste into high quality protein. going to try. sure. so each each page the we put around $30.00 to $40.00 and they actually read all that in one day. we are about to feed thousands and thousands of hungry maggots. the same yeah. breakfast, i guess completely of all the way select for the food waste the phone over the the market. yes. when it covers around 80 percent, you can stop the us to $9.00 to $10.00 days. most of these lovigno hovers and then processed into protein which means for any mos such as foot $3.00 and fees, the rest are taken to a different enclosure with a transform

south of tower. the south korean government has implemented districts weekly, so a sort of waves, including a band on incident ration and dumping age in men seals. this has opened up new business opportunities, plus tons of select to be one liquid residues become by your guess why your story. the waste is turned into fertilizer or heated to purchase slurry, which comes here to these plants which has sold the head of an unexpected ally. black suit, josiah loves the deis all able to transform almost any kind of organic waste into high quality protein. want to try? sure. so each each page be we put around $30.00 to $40.00 and they actually create one day we are about to feed thousands and thousands of hungry mega yeah. breakfast, i guess completely of all the way select for the food waste support over the, the mega. yes. when it covers around 80 percent of stop the us to $9.00 to $10.00 days, most of these lobby or harvested and then processed into protein reach me is for any most such as put $3.00 and fees, the rest are taken to a different enclosure with a transform into ident flies, which then read,

of south texas. on behalf of the 15th congressional district of texas, congratulations on this well-deserved recognition. i thank you for your service to our farmers and to the great state of texas. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. correa: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the career of donald mcleod, an orange county airman. in 1945, mr. mcleod joined the army before transferring to the newliy created u.s. air force. from the excitement of the berlin airlift, to the isolation of greenland, mr. mcleod faithfully served this country at every post. and when he returned to civilian life, mr. mcleod used his aircraft expertise to land a job at mcdonald douglas where he worked for almost 10 years. in the 19 -- then in 1985, mr. mcleod retired and began a career with his newly minted wedded wife as a catholic missionary. mr. mcleod retired for a second time in 2010 and currently lives in my district in anaheim. where he enjoys the events pu

south of market district. been here all my life and still here.ies around here like westbay. [indiscernible] i used to go there because it was young teenagers my age there. i go over there to kick it with them. the people who ran it then, they teach you leadership skills, about empowerment. those are the same values i run with my organization now. the same thing they taught me back then. >> my first interaction with rudey is he pulled up at the front of westbay door with backpacks. we got backpacks! >> he dropped them out of the van and drove away and i'm like who is this guy? >> when i are was here i started seeing westbay more often and so when our organizations would come together and do community work together, i would see her. my motto [indiscernible] to take care of the hood. you just got to have care and love in your heart and she has that. >> i used to remember telling myself, it is what you put into it and there is a lot more resources then you think, you just to if figure out a way to navigate. >> she didn't say do you mind introducing t

my left to this will end up in one of us $35.00 plants dedicated to food waste recycling in the capital and its neighborhoods in some residential districts in the south of the c t, i depends like these on the mid receptacles for scrubs and the sale. show cumulative guess all just don't have one that will need to pick him. what are the kind of give them to come up with us all. please with up. that's all happy to go. sure, cool. so you can take away all the minute i'm doing. what do i do without pushing though? man. i don't get on over them. is the big picture on ethan will say that one of the only thing is if i, you know, hasn't fear after being submitted for a week. food waste comes out to us. come posts. it's being used by the rest of this of this apartment block to fertilize a shared garden. mrs. lee have syndicated have free time to up and find me for the past 5 years. jail are kind of pushing into the economic high on the edge of mental was limited to what it is that it was and waiting for the that guy said i'm going to do a minute. what is your master? cool, so then i'll get pretty soon. my mastercard is upon the mother who so much hello. the su

my left to this will end up in one of his 35 plants dedicated to food waste recycling in the capital and its neighborhoods in some residential districts in the south of the c t. i depends like these on the me and receptacles for scrubs and the sale. show cumulative, guess all just doing it for now. and is your opinion, what are the kind of give them to the how about which i saw with federal capital to push a goal for you? it can take away all the mental i'm doing literally without pushing though, man, don't get on all that. and these are the picture i'm even will say that one of the husbands here to get them to look after being segmented for a week. food waste comes out to us compost. it's being used by residues of this apartment block to fertilize a shared garden. mississippi has syndicated have free time to up and find me for the past 5 years where the sale are kind of pushing into the economic high on the go as of mental was lives in the lives of that it was and waiting for the that guy said i'm going to do a manual is immeasurable to then i'll get pretty soon. that's what causes upon a mother who so much hello. the supplies that i will return

in the kids that can show up the bad about us a small fish in the mix here, so the american district of a south law school about 5 boxes or less than me, i'm done and not have as soon because it's just an incident. how miss at the end in the eyes, the the, the, the, the on the on the to the the i don't really want the the, the some some damage the foot on the small those are the lead the way to the vehicle. so what's the issue id base thought the not as bad. the hey, they said look at him on maybe have to say what those are willing to have a little nose. i've been very much of a better life thought of. there's no list of them. i mean of the obvious michigan the yellow this is, you know, 1st amendment with this coming to the the names and remember to december to so from the list michigan yellow i would actually station headed to the left. so if i had a death of a living in a few minutes helpless to help me and as it happens, i have met a lot of like i'm a little bit of a lot of work for this. and i'm not going to tell you the full size of a sending this amount of some sort of financial solid fin

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of this body. when my parents fled communist north korea for freedom in south korea, they never would have imagined that their daughter would be standing here today. on behalf of my beautiful diverse district, my team and i have accomplished a great deal. we've delivered significant funding to improve our orange county beaches through sand replenishment. we've also provided important infrastructure investments to our communities. with expanded health care access by expanding telehealth coverage, and we've met the fight -- led the fate for lowerrer -- fight for lower taxes. and legislation i sponsored on its way to becoming the law to expand language access in telehealth for nonenglish speakers -- non-english speakers and expand mental health support for youth in foster care. i've been a strong advocate for defending human rights across the globe and taking on the communist regions who abuse them. these accomplishments are not mine alone. i want to give a heartfelt thank you to the members of leadership, committee chairs and my colleagues who helped pave the way. and of course my wonderful staff. speaker kevin mccarthy and mike johnson have ably led this body and supported me every step of

in the area, we have seen three districts that were hit south of the capital where i am where trouble and as seen 90% of one of the districts that were just flattened. these houses were made of bamboo, corrugated iron sheets that are just tossed up in the air. it was a devastating site and the organisations are responding to the needs of these desperate communities.— the needs of these desperate communities. and how difficult is it for you _ communities. and how difficult is it for you to _ communities. and how difficult is it for you to get _ communities. and how difficult is it for you to get aid - communities. and how difficult is it for you to get aid into - is it for you to get aid into these areas as well as in mozambique with insurgencies and so on?— and so on? yes, correct. our bi est and so on? yes, correct. our biggest challenge _ and so on? yes, correct. our biggest challenge because i and so on? yes, correct. 0ur| biggest challenge because it's in the south which is less cases of the armed group is clearing the roads and getting the debris out of the way in the debris out

. >> all right, still ahead of properties at 6, a south bay school district shaken up after the recent decision about the future of its schools. plus, is a san francisco startup trying to replace humans with >> i employees the message the companies leaving all over the city. in just over 24 hours since new state lawmakers were sworn into office and already they're introducing bills, including to supporters, say will strengthen access to abortion in california. >> capital correspondent, a tall walls a closer look. and tall walls a closer look. and those proposed. (cough cough) (sneeze) (♪♪) new alka-seltzer plus cold or flu fizzy chews. chew. fizz. feel better fast. no water needed. new alka-seltzer plus fizzychews. >> well, 6 former apple employees, they have been charged by the santa clara county district attorney's office for a scheme that involves fake donations to charities. folks at the da's office say 5 of the people would pretend to make donations to the american chinese international cultural exchange. >> but then the 6th employee who they say was in cahoots, who was the ceo of

south of market district. been here all my life and still here.re opportunities around here like westbay. [indiscernible] i used to go there because it was young teenagers my age there. i go over there to kick it with them. the people who ran it then, they teach you leadership skills, about empowerment. those are the same values i run with my organization now. the same thing they taught me back then. >> my first interaction with rudey is he pulled up at the front of westbay door with backpacks. we got backpacks! >> he dropped them out of the van and drove away and i'm like who is this guy? >> when i are was here i started seeing westbay more often and so when our organizations would come together and do community work together, i would see her. my motto [indiscernible] to take care of the hood. you just got to have care and love in your heart and she has that. >> i used to remember telling myself, it is what you put into it and there is a lot more resources then you think, you just to if figure out a way to navigate. >> she didn't say do you mind

south of market district. been here all my life and still here. there are opportunities around here like westbay. [indiscernible] i used to go there because it was young teenagers my age there. i go over there to kick it with them. the people who ran it then, they teach you leadership skills, about empowerment. those are the same values i run with my organization now. the same thing they taught me back then. >> my first interaction with rudey is he pulled up at the front of westbay door with backpacks. we got backpacks! >> he dropped them out of the van and drove away and i'm like who is this guy? >> when i are was here i started seeing westbay more often and so when our organizations would come together and do community work together, i would see her. my motto [indiscernible] to take care of the hood. you just got to have care and love in your heart and she has that. >> i used to remember telling myself, it is what you put into it and there is a lot more resources then you think, you just to if figure out a way to navigate. >> she didn't say do y

speaking of declining enrollment, south bay families tonight are expecting to learn the final list of closures for one struggling school districttative list for closures in san jose's alum rock schools includes donald j. meyer, horace cureton, lindale and sylvia castle elementary schools. there's also one middle school, joseph, george and two academies. aptitude, which is spelled that way, and renaissance and other schools are being listed for consolidation. the school board presented the last list during a tense public meeting last month. the district now facing a $20 million budget deficit and the declining enrollment that bob was talking about at san francisco state. tonight's meeting begins at 530. also this morning, there is a growing memorial at the piedmont site where three college students died last week in a tesla cybertruck crash. the victims have been formally identified. sean dixon, jack nelson and krista tsukahara all lost their lives when that truck burst into flames after striking a retaining wall and tree. all three graduated from piedmont high school. you can see the growing memorial at the site of that crash,

the forces of killed at least 7 palestinians across the strips and stored on friday. attacks in gaza. city and giovanni and the knolls rasa in the south district camp in the center of the strip on thursday killed dozens to shelters in gauze. the city also targeted both the housing families forcibly displaced from the homes. this will save its tunnel cover as a my correspondent team towards the stuff from the outlet in central garza. while the whole strip is affected day in day out, there was a real focus on the news for the moment as well. time, right yeah, that's right. the, the, the, another part of garza has been a focus point for the is why the tax on the straight during the past 24 hours of the health ministry sites is that $77.00 palestinians. 3 killed during the past 24 hours by doing relates and sadly i was this morning that the focus has been pretty much from the north. we managed to get reports coming from to valley or to do some site and that leaves managed to them together and recovered at least the 3 palestinians who were killed alley a week ago. and this the best find that the bus majority of apartment tops have to be a graveyard

so john john, the agent for the indian indian district for south of the ohio he is going to die in march of 1779. this is a huge moment. he embodied indian department of the southeast as it had existed since the seven years war. well-funded, powerful and centralized. when he was forced to flee charleston. the revolution we see centers for indian diplomacy shift from charleston, augusta to saint augustine and pensacola. now a result of lord germain's new policies to curtail what he saw as wasteful spending of the indian department. now no longer centralized. the department south of the ohio was broken smaller territories. alexander cameron, a veteran of southeastern indian diplomacy, became superintendent of indian affairs for the mississippi in this new arrangement. and this is where we'll see again a shift in practice a shocking departure for those engaged in indian diplomacy cameron and others like him are going to be through indian towns and villages instead meeting with them at mobile, at pensacola. and as much as he wanted of choctaw as chickasaw as creeks and cherokees, germaine wa

of the worst affected areas. he explained how difficult it has been to get aid to those in need. in cabo delgado, we've seen three districts that were hit. they are southe and created absolute destruction. i've seen pylons downed, trees down, houses destroyed. i've seen about 98% of the houses in one of the districts, called mcafee, were just flattened. many of these houses were made of bamboo, corrugated iron sheets that were just tossed up in the air. it is a devastating sight, and as unicef and the other un and ngos, we are busy responding to the needs of these desperate communities. and how difficult is it for you to get that aid into these areas? because in the past there have been problems as well in in mozambique with insurgencies and so on. yes, correct. our biggest challenge, because it's in the south, which has less cases of the non—state armed group, was around actually clearing the roads and getting the debris out of the way to get to the communities. so we've been able to do that and the government has really played a leading role in opening up the access. we still don't have a solid communications power is still based on generators, so th

of the search this morning. plus, a south bay school district is trying to move its community forward toward greater financial stability. but families are feeling a little unstable now that the list of closures is finalized, we'll show you how those changes will continue to ripple beyond the end of thischool year. you're s your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! power's out! comcast business has got you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. get wifi backup for your business, or get started with comcast business internet. and for a limited time, get an $800 holiday bonus. call today. one of the board members got two responses back. right now at 630, feeling unheard and upset. a south bay school district gives the final word on which campuses will be shut down. the impact for families facing major changes next fall. plus, peninsula leaders move to oust an embattled she

south carolina. the growth of their family businesses represent the heartbeat of the american dream. on behalf of the fifth district of south carolina, it is my most sincere pleasure to recognize the united infrastructure group for 100 years of outstanding service. the united infrastructure group and the triplett family have set the gold standard, a century of dedication, service, and commitment for which they will long be remembered. for that i hope you'll all join me in celebrating this momentous occasion. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from west virginia, mr. mooney, for five minutes. mr. mooney: thank you, mr. speaker. it's truly an honor to stand before you today as i reflects on my one decade of service representing west virginia's second congressional district in the u.s. house of representatives. over these 10 years i fought relentlessly to uphold the core conservative values that brought me to this chamber, including securing our southern border, defending our second amendment, prolife, and reigning in the rec

of the it's on the transit route to south eastern europe. there were several of border crossing points in the districts which were guarded by state security division 6. but i'm staying and, and there was fairly strong opposition from a large emigration movements resulting in many investigations. suppose it's one in it. so perhaps mid to end, the 1980s in particular, this district had the most state security investigations debit so, so it was politically very turbulent from the cd's point of view. police are set and that made this district and it's an administration here, somewhat special and i'm comfortable. soaps of, i think here, this one was the office of this does, he had major general horse doing has been kept exactly as it was, because the stars the tapped and recorded all internal telephone conversations, even that up their own boss, visitors can hear booms, voice there today, the slash slash or somebody, call me in the morning at quarter past 7. if there's been any more trouble today because i'll be talking to the bras at half past 7. now you talk to a comb rates and the pdp again. ask them again if they think there was anything wrong with

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. >> liccardo says one focus will be on the portion of his district from pacifica and south along the san mateo county coastline. he tells me that area has needs, including power, roads and internet access. >> i'll be hustling hard with our team to identify those grants where we can get dollars in place to help build infrastructure. that's important. >> liccardo tells me he will draw on his experience as a former prosecutor here in santa clara county and mayor of san jose to help him get things done. >> there's no limit to what you can get done when you're willing to give other people credit. and it's important, particularly in a legislature with 435 egos, you better find ways in which you give other people credit. >> this san jose resident says he did not vote for liccardo, but hopes he will listen to his constituents. >> we wonder if our voices are actually heard and a lot of times we don't feel like they're heard. >> this bakery owner says she's anxious about the future as an immigrant. >> we you know, i don't want us to go backwards. i want, you know, other countries to continue t

jackson for his service to the country and the second district of south carolina. throughout his congressional tenure, j.j. has been a valued team player and working on military and veterans issues, including today the national defense authorization act. as an air defense artillery officer, j.j. has held numerous positions with a distinguished career, including tours in our valiant allies of saudi arabia and jordan. he most recently served the pentagon as a legislative liaison with department of the army. a georgia native, he graduate interested west point where he was a starter for the army football team. we wish j.j. and his young daughters the best of continued success. in conclusion, god bless our troops as the global war on terrorism conditions open borders for dictators puts all americans at risk of more 9/11 attacks as warned by the f.b.i. donald trump will reinstitute laws to protect american families with peace through strength. america celebrates its first alley france with yesterday the historic 200th anniversary of the address to congress by the marquis

even take care of the district and just try and going that route because i'm very unsatisfied about how they the board had made their decisions on santas and theresa stasi >> in the southe employees now been charged by the santa clara county district attorneys office for a scheme involving fake donations to charities. so according to the da's office, 5 of the accused pretended to make donations to an organization called the american chinese international cultural exchange. but the 6th employee who was also the ceo of that charity would then give those donations back and keep apple's matching funds that officials claim that all the donors wrote off their charitable donations on their tax returns. prosecutors say the defendants got away with about $152,000 from apple's program and over reported more than $100,000 as tax deductions. they've all been charged now with multiple felony offenses. a san francisco startup wants to replace humans with ai employees and they're not shy about it either. artisan ai has put up a series of ads. you may have seen them across the city. they say, quote, artisans are excited to work 70 plus hours a week and then again, quote to the era of

south of market district. been here all my life and still here. there are opportunities around here like westbay. [indiscernible] i used to go there because it was young teenagers my age there. i go over there to kick it with them. the people who ran it then, they teach you leadership skills, about empowerment. those are the same values i run with my organization now. the same thing they taught me back then. >> my first interaction with rudey is he pulled up at the front of westbay door with backpacks. we got backpacks! >> he dropped them out of the van and drove away and i'm like who is this guy? >> when i are was here i started seeing westbay more often and so when our organizations would come together and do community work together, i would see her. my motto [indiscernible] to take care of the hood. you just got to have care and love in your heart and she has that. >> i used to remember telling myself, it is what you put into it and there is a lot more resources then you think, you just to if figure out a way to navigate. >> she didn't say do y

district and its after school program. a bay area family says their ten year old child was the victim of systemic abuse. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on their claims and the response from officials. >> the palo alto unified school district is facing claims of systemic racist abuse after a series of incidents involving a now ten year old black student. his identity is being protected, but advocates spoke wednesday on behalf of the boy and his parents. >> we are speaking out today to address the harsh bias, abuse and discriminatory treatment our child has endured at the hands of the palo alto union school district. >> many of the allegations stem from an after school program the boy attended called right at school, which works with the district. the first incident allegedly happened in january, and the after hours program at escondido elementary. >> an individual, a staff member, allowed other children or directed other children to kick our claimant in the genitals and also locked him up, as was stated earlier, for 15 minutes in a closet as a joke. >> the school district and right at school say the

very rustic nature unfolding them and even a loss to which is a very tiny strip of i'm located in the south pond to district is i was the last haven for civilians who have been forced to if actually the houses and the latest is ready repeated attacks on areas that have been designated by the military itself to be safe is a police saw and that there is no any safe that could be actually safe for palestinians and reflects a very tough using even struck military strategy. for the east, but i'll be on the ground. they are even targeting civilians and have yourself supposed to be safe for them even if you're just a close look of what's going on in the north. we can find out the minute that the military had deployed of will be truck footprints of areas that are, that are considered to be the last, the humanitarian and even better results for palestinian including come on. so he's looking for a to a break since the devices are designed to be the 2 main sites. the once they reach that target and even the indiscriminate make child explosions with, as long as it could be selling the, even that raising significant con

south of market district. been here all my life and still here. there are opportunities around here like westbay. [indiscernible] i used to go there because it was young teenagers my age there. i go over there to kick it with them. the people who ran it then, they teach you leadership skills, about empowerment. those are the same values i run with my organization now. the same thing they taught me back then. >> my first interaction with rudey is he pulled up at the front of westbay door with backpacks. we got backpacks! >> he dropped them out of the van and drove away and i'm like who is this guy? >> when i are was here i started seeing westbay more often and so when our organizations would come together and do community work together, i would see her. my motto [indiscernible] to take care of the hood. you just got to have care and love in your heart and she has that. >> i used to remember telling myself, it is what you put into it and there is a lot more resources then you think, you just to if figure out a way to navigate. >> she didn't say do y

in his years of incredible dedication and exemplary work for the fifth district of south carolina, he was raised in gaffney, south carolina, by his parents, ruby and warren, who was a star running back for clemson university years ago. booboo always felt a deep connection with his community. he began volunteering his time at a young age, and was known to be willing to help whenever, wherever. as a child, he attended limestone missionary baptist church and later joined the greater hope ministries. he loved his church, his church family and he displayed a deep commitment to serving it very well. he was a leader in religious programs, the choir and bible studies. his impact on the churches he attended will last for generations to come. as an active member of his community, booboo volunteered his time at many chamber events, community service projects, and at the gaffney hospital. he served at the peach festival and played a large role enin -- role in ensuring that the great city of gaffney was celebrated each and every year. booboo coached football at gaffney high school for over 20 year

on behalf of the people of south carolina's fifth congressional district, i extend my heartfelt congratulations to chief mobly on this well-deserved honor. may his remarkable achievements remind all of us the difference one dedicated individual can make. i hope that you will join me in saying a big thank you to chief mobly. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. casten, for five minutes. mr. casten: mr. speaker, last week the speaker of the house and the majority leader said that the report into serious allegations of misconduct by former representative matt gaetz was, quote, moot, because he had resigned from kofnlgt i rise today to remind my -- congress. i rise today to remind my colleagues of four names in four years. 1987, bill boner. 1990, don lucans. 2006, mark foley. 2011, eric mahsa. those are four members of congress spanning each of the last four decades. two democrats, two republicans. all four of them resigned from their seats while under investigation by the house ethics committee. allegations against these members

something i wore as a badge of currently because i was representing my constituents. in the third district of south carolina. who sent me to washington to be that hard head. because they were tired of seeing runaway government. they were tired of seeing government spending that has created a balance of about $35 trillion in debt that our nation faces today. that's a number that is unfathomable. to work on energy policy has been something i came to washington to work on. and i was blessed with the opportunity to become the chair of the energy subcommittee and we dealt with energy, grid security and climate change in this congress. retitled that committee. but we focus a lot on american energy and american energy independence. there's four words i talked about often. that is produce, deliver, utilize and export. we are blessed in this nation with abundant resources that we need to produce more of. because using natural gas as an example, we have an abundance. we can't even measure the amount of natural gas we are blessed with in this nation. and utilizing that natural gas has helped us lower our glob

. >>> a south bay school district forced to make difficult choices in the face of a multimillion deficit. >>> then, a mystery at sea. a cruise ship arrives in san francisco without one of its passengers. >> he appeared to be, in fact, not be carrying a knife. >> a bombshell piece of evidence against a man accused of carrying cash app founder. >>> rallies behind one of their own as the 49ers help one of their own deal with tragedy. >>> this is late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hi, i'm sara donchey. school closures we have been talking about them a lot and not just in one place. multiple bay area school districts have been floating it as an option to deal with serious budget short falls. san francisco unified and oakland unified both tossed around the idea of closing or merging schools. another district seems to be following suit. allen rock school district serves part of east san jose. tonight, leaders plan to combine four and shutdown 6. take a look at the list here. they include elementary and middle schools in the district. at least one of the schools on that list w

south of market street. congresswoman pelosi will be there to unveil new signage. she has represent california's 11th cgresonal district for 37 years, and was the first woman elected to serve as speaker of the house. california's largest class of women lawmakers will be taking the oath of office tomorrow in sacramento. according to the nonprofit close the gap, california. a record high of 59 women will serve in the next session. that's 49% of the state legislature. and double the number of women who served just seven years ago. the center for american women and politics says female state legislators make up about one third of seats nationwide. >> black friday shoppers spent a record $10.8 billion online. adobe analytics reports this is more than a 10% increase from last year's $9.8 billion spent online. they say about 55% of this year's online shoppers used their mobile devices, which is a 12% increase from last year. some of the top selling products were skincare, bedding, espresso machine, speakers and headphones. costco says it plans to stop selling books at most of its u.s. stores starting next year. store official