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commissioner stacy. >> i also have to admit to a surprise. what i think i read in the report both not guilty back ground section and when you said is this there is a fair amount of data collection to be dhan you irrelevantment to know what is going on throughout the organization. and then listen to what gm herrera said and what you just said in response. it irrelevant looks like there is going to be a lot of collaboration and interaction with the joint venture. and with and you your staff. upon they can't accomplish anything without your intense involvement. i appreciate thank you red on the need for information leading to a detailed action plan with the complicated goal this is you wish to accomplish. i appreciate that it will be really important. for you and for your staff and the whole organization to work closely with this joint venture. >> thank you for the >>. thank you. >> commissioner. >> good afternoon doctor, welcome, board. look forward to hearing the progress. and thank you gm for what explanation. i also had apprehension when i s

stacy. >> here. >> thank you. members mimake up to 2 minutes of remote comment dialing 415-655-0001, access code: 2592 058 3232 ##. then star 3. you will hear i chime had you have 30 seconds remaining. you must limit to the topic of the gone item discussed. unless you are spoking in general public comment the chair can interrupt and ask to you limit to the agenda item. address remarks to the commission as a whole. thank you to sfgovtv. if you have in the done so silence your electronic device. also item 8 on todayy agenda the hearing to consider possible action to revise the rules governing electric service pulled from the agenda and rescheduled. and additional low there will be no closed session today. san francisco puc acknowledges it owns and stewards of the unceded lands in the territory of tribes and other descendants of the federal mission san jose alameda county. the puc recognizes every citizen has and continues to benefit from the use and occupation of the tribes lands. since before

stacy rasgon.mark liew the chairman of tsmc has been speaking giving an update on the company project in arizona which has been delayed with reports attributing it to worker shortages and union disputes. translation: | would| like to say a few words. we do not need it for church building a new place, it will not be running as some of the entire want but the morale of our arizona colleagues is high and they have made fast products in the last few months. like many developing nations, india is struggling to find a balance between development and managing its climate goals. the country has seen a surge in climate—related disasters in recent years. from floods to landslides and even droughts. ahead of the 620 summit that is coming up this weekend, my colleague looked at the cost of climate change. what was once a bustling defence training academy in the town of uttarakhand, now lies in ruins. the academy�*s founder ashish could only watch it crumble from afar. the saving grace, all 120 students and sta

we have with us stacy shift who written countless biographies. cleopatra, benjamin franklin, a pulitzer prize winner, and a george washington book prize winner. and i know i'm probably skipping a couple of biographies in there as well. fred kaplan, who has also written an enormous number of biographies, i couldn't believe it. i mean i've familiar with several of them, and i kept looking for your list. and i couldn't believe i mean, mark twain, charles dickens, henry james, abraham lincoln, john quincy adams, a finalist for the pulitzer prize. i mean, missing a lot of people, too, aren't i. well. i have to confess. i'm not missing them anymore. for right. and he is. and here tonight to talk about thomas jefferson, who's he has recently written and is a finalist. mary sarah builder, who's a professor of law, boston college, and one of the leading thinkers on the constitution, who wrote a bancroft prizewinning book on james madison in the constitution, which was a finalist. the george washington book prize, which is here. she's here tonight to talk

stacy. >> here. >> thank you. members mimake up to 2 minutes of remote comment dialing 415-655-0001, access code: 2592 058 3232 ##. then star 3. you will hear i chime had you have 30 seconds remaining. you must limit to the topic of the gone item discussed. unless you are spoking in general public comment the chair can interrupt and ask to you limit to the agenda item. address remarks to the commission as a whole. thank you to sfgovtv. if you have in the done so silence your electronic device. also item 8 on todayy agenda the hearing to consider possible action to revise the rules governing electric service pulled from the agenda and rescheduled. and additional low there will be no closed session today. san francisco puc acknowledges it owns and stewards of the unceded lands in the territory of tribes and other descendants of the federal mission san jose alameda county. the puc recognizes every citizen has and continues to benefit from the use and occupation of the tribes lands. since before

stacy juchno lifted the ban last year. sacramento and modesto have lifted their own bands. but cruising is still illegal in other parts of the state. a bill on the governor's desk would legalize it across california. lowrider say it represents a piece of their culture. >> i don't want to be seen that that is a woman that low rides. i want to be seen as an equal. equality and unity is what represents the low riding community. >> it would remove restrictions on lowering cars. the governor has until october 15th to sign it into law. >>> earlier this month, hundreds of lowrider parked in front of stacy juchno city hall for lowrider day. they hope it will become an annual tradition. >>> and latinos took a big hit with covid in the bay area. now a new report card from the hispanic foundation of silicon valley shows proof of how crippling the pandemic was to the community. according to the report, latinos are falling further behind nonlatinos in financial stability, housing, health and education scoring mostly ds and cs. taking a closer look, half of latino families reported techn

commissioner stacy. >> i also have to admit to a surprise. what i think i read in the report both not guilty back ground section and when you said is this there is a fair amount of data collection to be dhan you irrelevantment to know what is going on throughout the organization. and then listen to what gm herrera said and what you just said in response. it irrelevant looks like there is going to be a lot of collaboration and interaction with the joint venture. and with and you your staff. upon they can't accomplish anything without your intense involvement. i appreciate thank you red on the need for information leading to a detailed action plan with the complicated goal this is you wish to accomplish. i appreciate that it will be really important. for you and for your staff and the whole organization to work closely with this joint venture. >> thank you for the >>. thank you. >> commissioner. >> good afternoon doctor, welcome, board. look forward to hearing the progress. and thank you gm for what explanation. i also had apprehension when i s

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the water level has at the stacie park reservoir orders come to step up the pumps. 283 million gallons a day, 65 million gallons a year, year in, year out. every week. every every hour. the big city provides water for its people. from the great river. it comes water tons of mud to suck, to drink, to wet, to plow. mixed with soil from the dakotas, driftwood from minnesota, fish spawned in the missouri and the ohio. but the city must have water, pure water. so it's tons of chemicals chemicals. lime, salt veins, chlorine, ammonium hydroxide. 200 million gallons a day. 65 billion gallons a year. the city provides water for its people and for its factories. 1300 miles of pipe feed, big city like the veins of a huge. and a heart of the journey, have never stopped. night and day. the pumps and beaten and vessels point at the pulse of the city. and water for the factories. water for chemicals, water for the leaves. of water for the steel mills. and water for the foundries foundries. water the boilers and furnaces. 805 and the big city. time to fire up the big city. must live on clean water and

joining me now is stacie davis gaetz. stacy, thank you for being here. it to have you on so that you could help explain what happened here. you have likened in the past private schools of today to, quote, segregation academies of the jim crow south. why then you send your child to a private school after speaking out so publicly against them? >> i didn't speak out against private schools, i spoke out against school choice. school choice and private schools are two different entities. >> in your tweet you describe basically, you have described private schools of the north, that was literally your language. you have also said this that school choice was the choice of racists. i think at the end of the day people are asking here about whether the rhetoric matches your actions. what do you say to them? >> well, i would say that if we understand the desegregation of schools post brown versus the board of education we also understand that school districts in the south, in particular closed down entire school districts, offer money to families, white families so

before stacy. 3 people have been rescued off the coast of australia after their boat was attacked by sharks. the inflatable cut them around, was roughly 800 kilometers away from land. when the incident happened, both holes of the vessel were damaged by the ocean predators. the sailors on board are due to arrive in brisbin tomorrow. the former leader of the far right proud boys militia has been sentenced to 22 years in prison over the january 6th storming of the us capital and re k tare was convicted of seditious conspiracy. for his role in the attack on the capital and the fail bed to keep donald trump in the white house despite his election to feed cardio set. and this is the longest. so for among the more than $1100.00 cases opened against those involved in the 2021 attack, dw is janelle, dom alone in washington, told us more about the court's decision. or indeed, as he pointed out, this is the highest a sentence handed out so far in connection to the january 6 cases. last week we saw 4 of his proud boy colleagues received sentences from between 10 to 18 years. and that those sente

five rookies have been selected by american captain stacy lewis, who at 38 is the youngest us captaine solheim cup history. so inexperience isn't really a concern for her, and she's had bigger issues to contend with. covid has meant the ryder cup is also in europe in the same year. lewis feels that should have been capitalised on. i thought this could have been marketed together as two weeks in europe, two cups for play. you know, i think it was a missed opportunity for the sport of golf. louis�*s counterpart suzann pettersen is known to be ruthless. in 2019 she holed winning putt at gleneagles to take the solheim cup. now she hopes to lead this team to an historic third consecutive win. jane dougall, bbc news, andalusia. it was a historic day for brighton hove albion. the upwardly mobile premier league cup playing in a european competition for the first time in their i22—year history. it marks an incredible rise for the club on the south coast of england who were once threatened with bankruptcy and played for years without their own grounds. no fairytale start for the seagulls at hom

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i bet. beloved friend at all, stacy, everything was gone within minutes as the water passed through with the full force of a river. the destruction, everything that was here caused garbage on towns. everything was swept away up or something on helicopters, evacuated hundreds trapped in their flooded homes, many of whom had to wait for the lightning storm to calm. rescuers are still trying to reach dozens of strand villagers using life boats. and diverse greases emergency services have been overwhelmed with extreme weather events. the summer after dudley wild fires raged in the north for 2 weeks. 30 say the torrential rains. believe to have been made worse by the warming mediterranean or the most extreme on record. now, mexico supreme court has rules that abortion is no longer the crime itself. the denial of the procedure violated the human rights of women. the ruling opens the door for federal health facilities to stop often abortions to anyone who requests the. the unanimous ruling by mexico's top court requires all federal public health services and institutions to offer abortions to a

yeah, i bet loves fun at all. stacy, everything was gone within minutes as the water passed through with the full force of a river destruction. everything that was here caused garbage on towns. everything was swept away to go for something on helicopters, evacuated hundreds trapped in their flooded homes, many of whom had to wait for the lightning storm to calm. rescuers are still trying to reach dozens of strand villagers using life boats and diverse greases emergency services had been overwhelmed with extreme weather events . the summer after dudley wildfires read in the north for 2 weeks 30 se the torrential rains believed had been made worse by the warming mediterranean or the most extreme on record. of course, funding sol, fabulous talkies in the greek port, city of photos give us an update on the situation that i'm sending right now as the as for me, biggest catastrophe, as i've seen today, we are in bold since early this morning. and the fixture behind me is so real and we are standing. we drove up the main street towards mount stadium, which you can see behind me. and i'm sitting

the captain stacy lewis's dad had to go to the airport to pick them up. a few problems for the usa.an imagine it is incredibly challenging. it is one of the longest quarters in europe and a lot of the players have commented on how hilly of the players have commented on how hilly it is, so it is going to be hard work for them physically. it is also going to be pretty windy over this weekend, because it is just inland from the sea. so you can accept some tough but exciting golf and also some feisty competition between these two rivals. great britain's emma raducanu says she will make her return to tennis next season after struggling with injuries. the 2021 us open winner has missed three of the four grand slams this season after undergoing surgery on her ankle and both wrists in may. on monday raducanu dropped outside of the world's top 200 and she will not return to tennis before the season—ending wta finals in november. the fact that they are still talking about me even though i'm not at these events or not about is a compliment. one thing someone told me is worry when they are not

commissioner stacy. >> here. >> thank you. members mimake up to 2 minutes of remote comment dialing 415-655-0001, access code: 2592 058 3232 ##. then star 3. you will hear i chime had you

stacie says she will never forget. >> i said, "you're going to be okay. it's going to be fine." i could see that she was covered. her arms and her legs and her abdomen, they were covered in stab wounds. >> does it seem surreal even to this day? >> yeah, it does. i mean, there are definitely like moments from that day just -- they're burned into my mind. i'll never forget them. >> reporter: describe the moment you first see her. >> reporter: the surgeon who was there that day when he was looking at the wounds and in particular the stab wound to the chest, he told me that had it been the width of a human hair deeper, that stab wound, that she wouldn't be here today. >> the knife stopped at the wall of the artery. >> reporter: had it not? >> had it not, she would have had a major heart attack from the amount of bleeding and probably died within a minute or two. >> reporter: and now police decide they've got to go to morgan geyser's house to figure out how this happened, what was behind this. >> they asked me, where's morgan? i said, she's at the park with her friends. >> angie geys

let's go to stacy in georgia. stacy. >> doctor cramer. i'm ailing. help me. >> what's the matter?s is -- this is a one -- this is one that moffet writes about. and i think it's -- it's -- again, and a price software and those stocks have fallen out of favor after being in favor after four weeks. it's a little expensive but it's very good enterprise software. he does good work. he does quality work. let's go to jeremy in arizona. >> hey, jim. love your show. first time caller here. >> great. >> i know you got asked this last week but at 22 dollars a share but it's now $17 a area. >> i cannot believe this thing. it's like people decide, we don't want -- any pets. i would just look at -- a third dog maybe. people buying all that stuff on amazon and that's the problem. that is the end of the lightning round. >> coming up will china get rid of starbucks? coffee wars and more, next. ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? absolutely. can we provide health care

but to go out and say after you did a g channel, animal, staci, or speed, you have been going to have the idea of, i know a phase or as 20 percent you this one. that means that you get a such a general julian that if this device will tell you how to associate new lane that deal, the even down to the same clench, fish symbol, that you saw for encore. and you saw in georgia and you saw in ukraine even and venezuela to when we try to get rid of chavez and not too long ago, this is an old symbol. and that we are all using the normally kind of workshops are 7 base interface people. the brain phase explains that both of success and ongoing struggles. the resumes over throw usually need at least $33.00 factors. one is organization. 2 is ideology. 3 is leadership, liberal democracy is like a delicate flower, very many things can go wrong. it's not the natural that societies are organized. so like a delicate flower, we needs the right temperature, right, volta, right? so the actually to solve this big enough for this thing is called crucial. one is also the, the for the boys be the most compel

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watch. >> stacy is doing exactly what millions of other parents want to do, and yet she and her boss,arten pretty much single handedly killed the tiny little school choice education freedom program in the state of illinois. it is the height of hypocrisy. >> trace: no different than the governor putting his kids in private school and all the other kids are home. i mean, it gets tiresome. >> it's exhausting. honestly as we see in illinois but also across the country, i mean, we have these elites who, you know, set the standards and pass laws and what not, and then their kids are held to a different standard. they can pull them on it, put them in private school, and it creates a strange situation. you know, more than half of americans don't have -- can't do -- can't participate in school choice, like in the state of illinois. but really a lot of parents don't even know what school choice means and so they have to work through the public school struck as it is. and it's really disheartening that you would advocate on behalf of teachers or pretend to advocate on behalf of students like the

stacy is doing exactly what millions of other parents want to do. her boss, randi weingarten, pretty much single handedly killed the tiny little school choice education freedom for example in the state of illinois. it is the height of hypocrisy. what we continue to see from this administration is just putting kids in a path to failure while continuing to pay off their political bosses, the teacher's union and all of their allies. >> martha: when i look at the numbers, i can't understand why the whole country doesn't have their hair on fire. in the united states of america, we are failing in the most basic levels to even educate children in reading and math. it's like it doesn't exist. so here's illinois. 29.9%. basically three out of ten can read at the state standard. look at math. so 25.8% can do math at the state level. not to mention that there are no -- not enough teachers to teach in these classrooms. i'd love to see some sort of program suggested by the white house. maybe when you graduate from college instead of giving up student loan, maybe

. >> the department of education encouraged stacy's code funds to reduce chronic absent.hat those funds are running out, what is left for states to do? >> i think we have to look at what the different issues affecting attendance? one huge issue right now is still lots of concerns around health. one of the things that states used covid really dollars for was school nurses. but there is still such a need for school nurses. they can help families access support, help schools adopt practices like making sure kids are washing their hands and enging in good hygiene, as well as getting messages for when to keep kids home and went to send them to school. school nurses can be funded by multiple sources. as covid relief doctors -- dollars run out, we should be looking at how we use medicaid, how we partner with health organization. we have to be much more strategic about the use of our resources. use multiple funding sources to sustain the interventions we know work. >> the founder and executive director of attendance works, so thank you for joining us. >> thank you. ♪ >> around th

. >> reporter: in that time, he built a special bond with athletes like stacy hall. >> he came up to >> yeah. >> he got her into this gym, helping her train for a special olympics torch run in berlin. and assisting her with this speech. >> i'm truly honored to carry the flame. thank you, everyone. he would not give up. it was greatly appreciated. >> the impact you have not only on stacy and athletes locally, but athletes around the state, it's a phenomenal thing. >> this summer, alton himself won a community service award. >> i'm going to start. >> you can see, it meant the world. but not as much as this friendship. >> i will always be involved special olympics because of the vision and drive and energy that you give back to me on a daily basis. >> reporter: proof that no matter who wears the medals. >> for all your dedication and hard work. >> reporter: these moments are the greatest prize. >> you're amazing. >> thank you, joe. >> you're amazing. >> gabe cohen, cnn. >> nothing better. >> great story. >>> kevin mccarthy again fighting to keep his role as speaker after some republican

september 30 deadline first with the congressional reporter and then virgin island democratic delegate stacy talks about the top priorities that the congressional black caucus annual legislative conference this week. and from andy biggs, member of their freedom caucus will discuss the government funding deadline and aid to ukraine. and a victims advocate shares her efforts to extend and expand the radiation exposure compensation act are people that contracted certain cancers and other serious diseases as a result of their exposure to nuclear weapons testing. join the conversation live at seven eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> monday watch c-span's new series in partnership with the library of congress called books that shape america. it will feature the federalists. a compilation of essays written by alexander hamilton, james madison and john jay urging for the ratification of the u.s. constitution. the u.s. court of appeals for the armed forces and colleen sheehan from arizona state university will be our guest to discuss why those essays are consider

. >> reporter: san jose representative stacy she said that this is part of an investigation from march 2023 through august of 2023. owners are still suffering the consequences. just like in this case, getting it replaced will cost this business owner almost $2000. but, for now, all she wants is more patrol. >> i expect them to come often and check. the burglary happens at about 1:33 3:30. so, just having around this time. >> reporter: of course, the operation is not over here. if you have any information you can contact the san jose police department burglary unit, call them at this number, 208-477-2541. >>> police say a stolen suv veered onto a sidewalk, hitting and killing a pedestrian. this happened at about 3:00 i am near winchester and greentree way. the driver was arrested and taken to the hospital with minor injuries. this is the city's 19th pedestrian death of the year. the cars used in that crash were stolen. a federal judge rejected a proposal for settlement in the class action lawsuit against carmakers hyundai and kia, prompted by a surgeon car thefts. the $200 million settl

i plan on that all, stacy, everything was gone within minutes as the water passed through with the full force of a river destruction. everything that was here caused garbage on terms. everything was swept away up for something on the helicopters, evacuated hundreds trapped in their flooded homes, many of whom had to wait for the lightning storm to calm. rescuers are still trying to reach dozens of strand villagers using life boats. and divers, greases emergency services have been overwhelmed with extreme weather events. the summer after dudley wild fires reached in the north for 2 weeks 30 say the torrential rains. believe to have been made worse by the warming mediterranean, or the most extreme on record are going to bring in now meteorologist matthew kabuki to break down this extreme whether matthew was good to see you again. the record rainfall is being blamed on the omega dome or the omega weather system. what is the i yes. good morning. omega block is this is 3 different letters. this is almost in the opposite direction. and the interlocking here below this means clockwise high, ha

police in the city have been investigating crimes like this since march stacy. she says officers arrested 6 teenagers last week who they believed to be responsible for. 26 commercial burglaries. the same pattern. >> of using stolen kia or hyundai vehicles, too breach the perimeter of the business. they would enter still merchandise and then take off in the stalled vehicles. according to xi, an adult was also arrested during the investigation. 45 year-old vincent laredo was before firearm narcotic and child endangerment charges, but not commercial burglary when it comes to the teens, she says 3 of them were arrested in july for similar crimes. >> it was using a usb cord, some sort of style using these course to break into the vehicles. the cars were 2010 to 2021. key is in 2015 to 2021. hyundai's attorney general rob bonta called for recalls earlier this year to fix the growing problem. >> both car companies offering free anti-theft software upgrades. san jose police are asking business owners to take similar precautions. just make sure you have security measures

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