we thought that would give us a greater chance of approval by the state water board. if that starts to fall apart, or becomes significantly delayed, i think we need to look at actually submitting it directly to the state water board with the two irrigation districts. >> president maxwell: okay. >> vice president moran: i'm glad we have this side bar discussion now. >> president maxwell: i agree. all right. without any further due, let's go to public comment. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comments on item 7e, dial 415-655-0001, meeting i.d., 146 705 6105. you must limit europe comments to the agenda item discussed. we ask that public comment made be in civil and respectful manner and you refrain from using profanity. do we have any callers? >> there are six callers in the queue. >> caller: hi. berry nelson again. i would disagree with the presentation. he said close to package. that statement is not true. you heard us in the workshop present concerns about the voluntary agreement. i won't repeat those. i like to talk about broade

board. the state legislature -- i did an executive order. our legislature has passed what i asked for and i'll be signing that in to law very soon. [cheers & applause] >> laura: now governor reynolds, i saw you nodding in agreement. they say we'll call it a vaccine certificate because the passport language is so scary to people. is it better if it's a certificate? it's all for health, it's all good, right? >> no, we're doing the same thing in iowa i'm proud to say. i said to the legislature, i'll issue an executive order or give the legislature an opportunity to pass legislation to ban vaccine passports. it just passed through the house and heading to the senate and should have it on my desk next week. it's marginalized in society. it's not who we are as americans. >> laura: governor abbott, the cruise industry -- governor desantis is all over this -- wanting to open the cruise industry. the cdc will recommend that cruises reopen if vaccines are required for passengers going on cruises. what will you do just like governor desantis to say no,

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contact the state board and change that. and then to say enough is enough. we will not sexualize our kids. [applause] >>laura: we have a lot more to get to. something veryy nefarious attempting to use the federal government to strip states for , to stoplity biological men from competing against women in sports. and doing away with the voter id. also how governors are standing up to the power grab. stay there.. [applause] ♪♪ ♪love me tender, love me sweet♪ ♪never let me go♪ ♪you have made my life complete♪ ♪and i love you so♪ ♪♪ ♪love me tender, love me, dear♪ ♪tell me you are mine♪ ♪i'll be yours through all the years♪ ♪'til the end of time♪ ♪love me tender, love me true♪ ♪all my dreams fulfill♪ ♪for my darling, i love you♪ ♪and i always will♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> i also hope congress will pass the equality act to protect lgbtq americans. [applause] all transgender americans watching at home and especially young people your president has your back. >>laura: what about the female athletes? the equality act means the end of women's sports as we know it. it's obvious to mo

selections were canvassed and certified, they were done so by election boards, canvas boards, state boards of election -- again, bipartisan boards who had the opportunity to review the documentation, review the results, review the ballot accounting worksheets -- all of those things, and reached the conclusion that the votes being certified were accurate, that the election was conducted with integrity, and i think there has been this tremendous effort since 2017, when elections were designated as critical infrastructure by the election community, by the security community, to ensure all of those things the caller just stated happened couldn't happen. this massive effort to deal with the cyber issues, to enhance physical security, to enhance auditing, testing, all of those things. host: a couple of points from our viewers on social media. this is from loretta who says what is in the law to help democrats keep republican states on the law and order path? the arizona audit is been called a fraud. nothing is illegal, no trend -- nothing is legally, no transparency, process, chain of custody, se

georgia governor brian kemp doesn't want the state board of education to use critical race theory inc schools. it comes as the cherokee county school board announced it would ban implementation of the kroal curriculum after outrage from parents. charles watson live in atlanta with that. charles. brian kemp is calling critical race theory a dangerous ideology that is both unamerican and divisive and he says it has no place in georgia. >> georgia is not a racist state in the united states of america is not a racist country and we don't need to be trying to rewrite history. georgian at the state and local level know how best together our children. reporter: in a letter to state board education kemp urmings to see doesn't end in classrooms he writes, quote, we must instead focus on our goal of providing highest quality of education to every child in georgia. without partisan, bias, or political influence. the theory examines the idea that racism is a social construct that is embedded in the u.s. justice system and policy. some republicans have said it is unamerican and at least a dozen s

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so this is only possible when all member states are on boards. but in the past we, we saw that the european union is struggling when it comes to the common position on many foreign policy issues on be loose as well. last year it took the blow quite a while to respond to the rick presidential election and to impose sanctions against lucas sion court and his regime. so that will be very interesting to see tonight if we will see all member states on board on this foreign policy issue. well, let's see from the german chancellor, whom you mentioned just the medical issues just arriving. and it's fun. so we witnessed a forced landing, which resulted in the arrest of a better recent opposition figure on roman pro savage. it's good for your thoughts on which he must be released immediately and everything about the forest landing of the ryan. our flight is unbelievable for food is the same, applies to his partner, sophia, such a guy at the same time, we will discuss what actions we can take against bella. ruth, with one united european voice, was an even

the state school board is expected to vote on the new math framework in november. nasa researchers are claiming success for the first half of a very long space journey. a cyrus rex project has officially started. it's returned to earth. the spacecraft launched from florida back in september of 2016 and traveled to the asteroid, ben you its job there was to pick up slightly more than two ounces of rocks or dirt from ben you surface, then bring it home because ben you so remote, it could provide key information about the formation of our solar system. it will certainly be the most organic material in a separate her never. scientists will have to wait to get their hands on it, though. a cyrus rexes trip home will take more than two years to get close enough to earth. it will the the dirt on a test range in utah as the rest of the craft continues on to travel through space. by the golden state warriors are in the playoff max after a very big win over the best team in the west, the utah jazz with win the wares now hold onto that eight seed in the standings with just thr

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. >> california state board of education has created the facial's first statewide model for ethnic studies burriculum at the high school level education officials say kids do need to learn about discrimination and oppression that text books often overlook. >> a lot of times in school you don't see a big representation of black history. i see comments all the time saying i learned more on tiktok than i do from my own school. >> trevor: yeah. that is how much education is lacking in america. kids are going to tiktok to learn, which is insane. social media isn't supposed to be a school. it is supposed to be where you post stuff that gets you suspended from school. and i'm not saying you can't learn about history on tiktok. please don't get me wrong. i'm just saying you have to be careful not to mix up history with everything else happening on tiktok. wait, so harriet tubman started the underground railroad and the weight loss dance. pretty dope. now look, re-examining your history is not easy to do, especially if it requires some self-criticism. you know, in many ways, writing history is like

mendecino mean something new and so do actions by sonoma water with the county board of supervisors they're asking the statewater board for permission to cut back. the request to take 20% less water from the russian river. sonoma county needs to ask the state because of impacts along the shores. but it impacts people too. >> yeah it needs to be more. soon too. >> reporter: they worry about a worse case summer which of us could be looking at 60% less. history is not on our side. >> it's bad, this is the lowest we've ever seen our two reservoirs at this time of year. >> reporter: this what lake sonoma reservoir may look like in october of a normal year. but now facing cuts in sonoma which also takes russian river. >> some people llhave to let their lawns lyheke ovear of deja vu, all over again. dwindling reservoirs of the declining snow pack under score this drought we find ourselves in. meteorologist drew tuma is here with more on that. >> reporter: yeah, dan in an ideal year we would have a deep snow pack that slowly melted through the summer months. s that not the reality this year. look at the satellite i

i want to bring in now georgina perez of the state board of education. i'm so glad you're here. so let's learn a few things. good evening to you. the bill says teachers may not teach that an individual by virtue of its individual race or sex is inherently racist, sexist or oppressive whether consciously or unconsciously. what will that mean in real world impact when it comes to these issues? >> the real world impact of a bill like this is requiring teachers to teach the fine people on both sides theory. so imagine teaching fine people on both sides of the indian removal act, or the fine people or the fine people on both sides of slavery and lynching and jim crow. or the fine people on both sides of the massacre of 15 mexican american men and boys being shot to death in the middle of the night by texas rangers. where are the fine people on both sides? >> the bill also teaches, says the teachers may not be compelled to discuss current events. if they do, they need to strive to explore the topic from diverse and contending perspectives without giving deference to any one perspectiv

reporter: in a letter, to his state board of education, kemp urges members to, quote, take immediate accepts to ensure that critical race theory and its dangerous ideology do not take root in our state's standards or curriculum theory examines idea that racism is a social construct that is embedded in justice system and policy. some republicans have said it is unamerican, and that at least a dozen states are pushing legislation to band it but some say kids should able to at least have an honest conversation about the topic even if they don't agree with it. >> don't be surprised if it's robust and sometimes a volatile. but that's okay. okay. volatility and tension is a scientific principle for what that i changed. that won't happen just outside of atlanta and cherokee county school board announce it is producting crt in its schools after parents express their outrage at the thought of the theory being introduced and their children's classrooms and eric, georgia state representatives say they are working on a bill that would ban crt statewide they say they'll borrow language from simila

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england england went underneath and then volcanoes came off in the light and so were several state board if you like to. do england i think is rather difficult to get away from the. problem that the shetland islands do not have. they don't fit on the relief map at all they're so far north of the scottish mainland closer to norway than to edinburgh. yet shetland is still quintessentially scotland with its beautiful landscape and sparse population. the sense of community here is important and people take a great deal of pride in their small islands but there's a lot of curiosity about the wider world too. shetlanders have been buoyed by their oil which was 1st discovered here in the 1970 s. . the revenues from the oil industry have been invested wisely in the local community to build roads and public institutions. now with an eye on the future shetlanders are slowly transitioning to wind power. yet fishing is still the major source of income and. more fish are caught here than in england northern ireland and wales put together. victor lawrence and isn't catching anything at the moment. he'

the california state board of food and agriculture met today and discuss congestion. ort of oakland set a record of more than 97,000 shipping containers imported in march. that was a 45% increase over the same period a year ago. the board of food and agriculture says the shipping industry has changed dramatically over the past nine months. this record breaking volumes have been one way in trade. a massive deluge of imports. and very little to show on the export side of the business. yet the numbers in totality are in double digit form growth over 2019. the board says the ports are now repositioning empty containers so they could be shipped back to areas such as asia for the next round of imports. the alameda county board of supervisors, his legalizing the sale of homemade food, a group of home chefs held a rally outside the county administration building in oakland this morning before the board considered the ordinance. it authorizes a service fee and permits for home kitchen operations and food sales. supporters say it's part of coronavirus recovery for home. cooking

she surrendered her license to the state medical board in march days after ohio state university hired private law firm to investigate allegations. she offered massages to osu football players as a way to initiate with them college kids. if i wanted to have with them. i needed to say was you want to have according to a lengthy report released thursday. >> from 2018 through 2021 the woman used various ways to get close to players creating friendships and hanging out and off campus housing i way to get one player to another area. >> very good at what i do. the report states the therapist made a, quote, calculated effort to harass and get close to osu football student athletes. investigators say she offered massages then changed the tenor and suggestion from just to activities. they say the players involved ranged from 18 to early 20's. >> most players were unfamiliar with the woman 20 received massages only and 5 admitted to having with her all agreed the was consensual. the woman tells fox 8, the allegations came to light after the relationship ended with one player. it didn't end and i

on friday, georgia governor brian kemp wrote a letter to the state's board of education urging them toe theory out of georgia classrooms. kemp even going so far to call it a dangerous ideology. but what if critical race theory, what is it? and why are so many republican leaders fighting to keep it away from students? here's cnn's jason carroll. >> reporter: can you tell me what critical race theory is? >> no. >> critical race theory? >> reporter: critical race theory. >> no. >> i don't know. i could guess. >> reporter: guessing or not, across the country, a number of politicians are getting it wrong. >> critical race theory is the marxism that rejects the vision of martin luther king jr. >> absolutely false. >> it's basically teaching kids to hate our country and hate each other based on race. >> false and slanderous. >> reporter: meet professor and scholar kimberly crenshaw, one of the founders of critical race theory, which she helped develop in the 1980s. in short, critical race hery is an approach based on the idea that the history of white supremacy still has a very real and lasti

. >> the drought proclamation allows the state water board to consider limiting water releases from reservoirs and store some for later. it makes it easier to transfer to agriculture and other important users. >>> this is becoming common. we are under a a micro yn climate alert. our red flag warning is extended until tomorrow evening. let's take a live look outside from our bay area traffic cams warm, windy and dry. it's familiar theme. >> lat of the lower elevations not experiencing too many gusty winds. that's for the mountains where we are seeing the wind gusts right around 20 miles an hour. the other thing increasing the fire danger of course has been the heat. look at how hot it was today. 94 in pittsburg, concord also 91. gilroy right at 90. we'll talk about major changes that could bring thunderstorms close by. i'll have details in about 15 minutes. >>> firefighters say they can't remember the last time they saw a red flag warning this early in the season. nbc bay area tom jensen continues the coverage from one of places firefighters are most concerned about, the east bay hills. >> repo

american kit, likes pizza, hotdogs, burgers, hang out with his friends, play video games, right on his state boardhey lived frugally, saved their money. which is how eventually heiko could afford his used mercedes sportscar, and gerfa and kevin that vacation ship to the philippines. life was good. but now, it was very bad indeed. >> when i first heard they were kidnapped, the first thing that came to my mind was, my gosh, it's abu sayyaf! >> abu sayyaf a small but extremely violent militant group over the years claimed affiliation first with al-qaeda, then isis as they fought to establish an independent islamic state in the southern philippines. it's bread and butter, the fight against the government, kidnap for ransom. abu sayyaf had taken american hostages before. some were released eventually, but some were beheaded. heiko was frantic, had no idea what to do where to turn. that very day, the cavalry came running in. >> my boss from work called, come on over to work, the fbi is here for you. >> what was it like to hear the fbi was actually paying attention to this? >> it is really real now. this

but, kansas has been a very important state to the civil rights history of this country. even before brown v. board of education in 1954, and my state of kansas, there were 11 schools segregation cases. no other state in the nation, african american pan variance in cases kansas were swing for the right that their children to attend any school. not waiting to be assigned to a school based solely on the skin color. what i mean by a legal victory? first of all, brown was a collective action. it wasn't a single individual. a lot of the textbooks, a lot of the websites are absolutely wrong. and now they talk about brown versus the board. and my father didn't wake up one day and decide i'd have enough. you know, i'm going to sue the school board. brown v. board was collective action. led by the naacp, the national association for the advancement of colored people and their legal defense fund. they recruited people, there were plaintiffs in these cases, as you heard there -- were cases in brown, delaware, kansas, virginia, south carolina and washington d.c.. one of the cases was organized by teenagers, le

earlier don lemon spoke with a member of the texas state board of education who described the impact bill could have in the classroom. >> the real world impact of a bill like this is requiring teachers to teach the fine people on both sides theory. imagine teaching the fine people on both sides of the indian removal act or the fine people on both sides of slavery and lynching and jim crow or the fine people on both sides of the massacre of 15 mexican-american men and boys being shot to death in the middle of the night by texas rangers. where are the fine people on both sides? >> supporters of the bill say the goal is to keep personal biases out of the classroom but opponents say it's an attempt to whitewash history. >>> the white woman who called police last year claiming a black bird watcher was threatening her is suing her former employer for firing her after the incident. amy cooper claims the company franklin templeton didn't adequately investigate the incident. it happened in new york's central park. a spokesperson for the company told cnn it stands by the decision. cooper claim

and clearly when i ran for state board office more people began to become aware i was an immigrant. i don't think anybody knew i was an immigrant or i have kind of background that i have . >> here's another question from the audience. atoms of the discourse of race in hawaii how are you representing the needs of indigenous lines . >> i am very much in support and i thought for native hawaiian education, housing and healthcare. those are all under by some people who not consider native hawaii and indigenous people. congress passed over 150 laws that benefit native hawaiians and we have a responsibility but there are a lot of people in the house and in the senate who think all these laws are race-based and thereforeunconstitutional . there are all these efforts when i was in the house to defund all these programs that are important for native hawaiians. i have been a champion on all these issues and i very much respect the native culture, the indigenous culture that is very much part of how we treat each other. the idea of ohana comes from the native hawaiian community and they have s

restoring tuolumne river and it doesn't attempt to satisfy the requirements from the water board for the many state and federal policies the water board needs to uphold. what strikes me about the commission's discussion of time lines and commitment is a bit of history. 2010 it was apparent to most observers the state water board was likely to require greater fresh water flows reached the delta from the tuolumne. and yet p.u.c. staff have not studied the requirements but pursuing litigation approach with district partners. specifically in the workshop on water supply i noticed staff identified 35 million gallons a day as an option for some but not other scenarios. some scenarios may capture the larger problem. most water experts recognize conservation and alternative supplies are no longer optional. the evidence that current water diversions are unsustainable are around us. water recycling in particular will help the city address environmental challenges on the horizon. san francisco bay is having problems from enrichment from waste water and designs of water water systems are likely to be required

this yir the state board daily on site teaching hours which districts normally need to qualify for funding. governor newsom vowed to reopen schools 100% next fall but "the chronicle" reports lawmakers are debating if allowances should be made to compensate for students choosing to opt out. distance learning in one form or another may be here to stay. >>> after being hit hard by the pandemic, restaurants across california now face a new challenge, hiring back employees. one restaurant owner outside of san diego says she's been in a booming business since reopening her doors again. she could make even more if she could hire the same amount of staff that she had before covid, but she's at a disadvantage due to federal unemployment assistance. >> when i put out the ad for hire, very few people respond. the few that do respond and say they're going to come and interview, very few arrive. you should not make more on unemployment than you do at work and that's the problem. >> in the meantime, a marketing professor at san diego state university says some former workers might be using assistance to

an issue two home cooks by this summer, the california state board of food and agriculture met todayate sports. the port of oakland set a record of more than 97,000 shipping containers imported in march. that was a 45% increase over the same period a year ago. the board of food and agriculture says the shipping industry has changed dramatically. over the past nine months, this record breaking volumes have been one way in trade, a massive deluge of imports. and very little to show on the export side of the business. yet the numbers in totality are in double digit form growth over 2019. the board says. the ports are now repositioning empty containers so they could be shipped back to areas such as asia for the next round of imports. visor is set to get fda approval in a matter of days to vaccinate kids 12 to 15 year old 12 to 15 years old. what local parents say about vaccinating their children, and a merryweather, another warm to hot day with fog free conditions, but some changes coming up in your changes coming up in your wednesdcalifornia phones offers free specialized phones... like

at a virtual-state board meeting, this week.ve him away. there was a seatbelt strapped across his chest. and get this. it all went down, christine, on the same day that ohio lawmakers introduced a new distracted-driving bill, that would ban zooming while driving. you can see, in a different picture there, he has his background with plants and everything. trying to pass it off. the seatbelt gave it away. >> it's hard to hide the truth on zoom. >> you know, there is a lot of multitasking going on. >> thanks for joining us, everybody. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. ♪ whatever youou have at home, knorr sides can turn nutritious veggies into mouthwatering meals. ♪ veggies taste amazing with knorr. what happens when we welcome change? we can me emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. wi

the rail via limbic hopes of the national state boarding team far will be here with that story. ah hello, we're going to start in the middle east, where kuwait's we have seen some pretty strong winds that's kicking up the sand and dust. and there is also a risk if it's under storm in weight on tuesday, in time temperatures and bag that have dropped your at $42.00 just the other day. your temperature was at 48. we also have weather warnings in play for sand and dust toward northwestern sections of oman. give you a look at the weather in turkey right now and toward the south antalya 35 degrees. that's a temperature that you should see in july. also high heat on cyprus, nickos thea, we've got 36 in the forecast for you on tuesday for central africa. you can be hard pressed to find our usual tropic rains falling. i think really the most of it will be toward gab on cameroon, into the gulf. of guinea. ok off to south africa, we go and you know, not a whole lot going on, but toward the western cape or just getting grazed with a bit of a weather front. moving through. this is nothing ma

nuclear dale. global powers have been holding talk since april and a bit to bring the united states back on board. iran says it's optimistic and agreement will be reached and at least 2 people were killed in a mass shooting in the us state of florida. police is saying that there was 3 attackers who shot indiscriminately into a large crowd outside a concert in the city of miami. more than 20 people were also injured. witness continues now, but i'll see you at 2100 gmc for the news hour in about 25 minutes from now. the the oh wow. oh, i know and there's a lot here in mama gives it probably just sorta get dramatic done since then up. i mean on holly or have difficulty. haven't gotten alma now mary. let, let me move to mike and solo mamma and so love him. it's really human show, low. hellish will not be your mobile design or he is in the nor legit. you know mean you know you had them you know him on the need. you hello, how do you have a moment national bank account, or you can sub an indian halleck to lead you to mano, and many won't fit them big enough to ask you this or not will make me to the ma

the end inside, the cdc says fully vaccinated americans can ditch the masks but not all blue states are on board yet. >> you say free prize when you get vaccinated. todd: bill deblasio making a bite out of the pandemic in one of the most unusual press conference is not just of the covid era but ever. "fox and friends first" starts now. key durand iran. durand durand. ♪♪ jillian: appreciate it. i will say free fries anytime. todd: this is weird and coming from somebody that does weird for a living that is really really odd. if i have the self awareness to say that. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" friday morning. todd: president biden touting the new guidance thing those vaccinated can ditch the masks with a few exceptions. >> not everyone is on board. griff jenkins joins us to explain. >> a major step in the battle against the pandemic and return to normalcy. when president biden stepped out of the white house and walked up to the mic wearing no mask the message was loud and clear. >> a great milestone, great day, made by the extraordinary success we had in vaccinating so many america

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those of you who were on the board back in 2018, which is most of us, will recall when the state water resources board last updated the quarter -- water policy control plan. this board of supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution adopting -- urging the p.u.c. to have 40% unimpaired in stream flows and for the p.u.c. to enter into voluntary agreements to effectuate this. folks may also recall that earned a very rare veto of a non-binding policy resolution from mayor breed. that chapter is behind us, but i was chagrined to put it lightly, to learn last friday that the san francisco public utilities commission filed suit against the state of california, namely against the state water resources board, not in san francisco county where we are located, not in sacramento county where the state water resources board is located, but in superior court. without so much as a word, not only to the supervisor, but to the selected policy body and the decision to do so and without a single public hearing on the matter except for a closed session meeting of the public utilities commission. i'm also

according to the san francisco das office the state parole board granted ramirez his freedom the mexican national fatally stabbed his estranged girlfriend 21 times in front of her two young children in october of 2000. ramirez was kicked of second- degree murder in 2008 and sentenced to 16 years in prison. san francisco da called the board's decision very disappointing and he plans to ask the governor to reverse it. >> a rare apology tonight from san francisco police chief, bill scott. >> the shooting of mr. pittman, quite simply sowl not have happened. >> the shooting happened last friday afternoon. police say 23-year-old xavier pittman was being detained in connection with a burglary investigation when he was shot in the wrist by a police officer. chief scott says the da will decide if the officer will face criminal charges. >>> the fbi in san francisco is taking action to prevent asian hate crimes by implementing a series of new strategies. today their outreach efforts focused on oakland where there have been a number of assaults against seniors. leigh-ann melendez is here to tell us

but you know, it's better to continue to persist and to bring the united states on board and make sure they not does not obstruct another resolution. another draft resolution so that perhaps there will be an international consensus around the idea of an immediate cease fire for the time being my one bizarre, always good to get your thoughts out. is there a senior political analyst speaking to us from doha? less return now to garza, where israeli fighter jets have continued to cause lots more destruction and death . the in the past 24 hours to crowded refugee camp home to tens of thousands of people have come under attack. 233 palestinians, including 65 children have been killed. india is ready offensive, which began last week. meanwhile palestinian group, thomas and its allied factions have also stepped up their rocket attacks against towns and cities in israel. this is basheba and the south where several people have been injured. rockets were 5 words, ask alone causing damage. their prime minister benjamin netanyahu is meeting his top security officials to discuss the ongoing military

board. the united states has called for his immediate release. the 3 hour flight from greece to lithuania had almost reached its destination. when bella ru seen, authorities alerted it to a bomb scare and instructed it to land in minsk. state media says a bomb was reported on board, but fellow roosting authorities never found any explosives. instead, they arrested roman protests, of which an activists living in exile from president, alexander lucas shank, as authoritarian government. he was the personal enemy of lucas and he was collecting information from citizen journalists. he was posting videos and pictures from protest about torture in presence above the conditions in jails. and he was one of the most prominent figures begin at ball to the horrible violation of human rights. and they think what we saw today, it was their revenge. bela ruffians turned out in massive numbers last year to protest election results. after lucas shank, as opponent claimed that many votes were not counted, some of the demonstrations were organized by protests, of w

nuclear deal. global powers have been holding talk since april in a bit to bring the united states back on board. iran says it's optimistic agreement will be reached. brits also caution that serious issues remain under the 2015 deal . iran agreed to limit its nuclear programming exchange for sanctions relief, but it's been broken on both sides. since for president, donald trump unilaterally withdrew from the deal in 2018. and then in all the developments indonesia is released in iranian oil time come more than 4 months after it was seized while illegally transferring oil to a panamanian vessel. the m. t horse and its crew have now been escorted out in indonesia was, has a panamanian tank has seized at the same time, was also released on friday. we now meet one of the last syrian refugee families to be given a visa before the trump travel band came into place. that is in witness coming up. next i the all was making the show on the michael the on the high level hadn't played yet. and i must see mcdermott and jenny be the mom, but you got my name when this sudden electronically fell. next steps goi

so this is only possible when all member states are on boards. but in the past we, we saw that the european union is struggling when it comes to the common position on many foreign policy issues on be loose as well. last year it took the blow quite a while to respond to the rick the presidential election and to impose sanctions against lucas shinkel and his regime. so that will be very interesting to see tonight if we will see all member states on board on this foreign policy issue. well, let's see from the german chancellor, whom you mentioned that just the medical issues and it's waiting for the landing, which resulted in the arrest of a fellow receipt on position figure. roman protest of mine that he gets taught. he will be released immediately, which must $45.00 last been the explanation for the forest landing of the ryan are flies, are implausible, and for the same applies to his partner. who sophia, the pagans, sophia, we are demanding their release. dustin will discuss what actions he can take against salaries with one united european voic

markets we participate in with new markets coming on board all time, not just on the recreational or adult use but medical side of things. conservative statese georgia, alabama, this is to become a louisiana, you know, on boarding medical programs, and in addition, like he said, a lot of states transitioning into adult use. the story is just beginning and will continue to explode. kailey: you mentioned the issue of uniformity nationally. could we see comprehensive federal marijuana legislation in the near future? kim: that is the question of this legislative session. we are all waiting with bated breath for a bill to come out. we saw we caught a lot of folks by surprise. the republicans in the house put forth their version of cannabis reform yesterday, which was exciting to see. i think certainly there is a will within this congress to do something as it relates to marijuana reform. i think the question is how much and how comprehensive will that package be? i think overwhelmingly, we believe safe banking today would pass on a bipartisan nature. now it is folks who want a little more, over and above safe banking, and we are like everyone el

it was unusual not to have other states on board. what do we know now? es, we are seeing more states joined the dog pile, massachusetts, pennsylvania, connecticut, all looking at amazon. i had no indication they are looking at different things. they may break up the investigation differently, but you figure amazon's practices affect consumers in all states equally. emily: i want to listen to part of our conversation with the washington, d.c. attorney general, where he talked about why they brought this case forward. take a listen. >> this is a d.c. case that d.c. attorneys and our counsel work on for over a year. we engaged with amazon the best we could to establish a cooperative relationship together documents and analyze the case. at the end of the day, we felt like the case needed to be brought. emily: i asked the attorney general if he had heard from other attorneys general. it was the one question he did not want to get to, so he presumably heard from other states. do we know what states might be considering bringing action at this point? >> no, we h

those of you who were on the board back in 2018, which is most of us, will recall when the state water resources board last updated the quarter -- water policy control plan. this board of supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution adopting -- urging the p.u.c. to have 40% unimpaired in stream flows and for the p.u.c. to enter into voluntary agreements to effectuate this. folks may also recall that earned a very rare veto of a non-binding policy resolution from mayor breed. that chapter is behind us, but i was chagrined to put it lightly, to learn last friday that the san francisco public utilities commission filed suit against the state of california, namely against the state water resources board, not in san francisco county where we are located, not in sacramento county where the state water resources board is located, but in superior court. without so much as a word, not only to the supervisor, but to the selected policy body and the decision to do so and without a single public hearing on the matter except for a closed session meeting of the public utilities commission. i'm also

the secretary of state would no longer be a voting member of the board which dilutes the power and responsibilityd the second dangerous provision is the ability for the state to take over local election boards up to four local election boards at the same time which theoretically theys choose to have a partisan take over of the four metro atlanta counties. at the same time in that take over, they would have the ability to remove anybody from the local election boards. >> final question. if you win and become the next secretary state of georgia, you'll be the first asian-american and only the sent woman of color to hold that poeps. sundays, you spoke to stacy abrams about your decision making process. what did she say to you on the front? >> stacy is somebody who gave us a vision of who a leader can look like in georgia. i remember when he decided to run for governor. there was question. we've never a black woman be the governor of the state of georgia and people asked the same questions of who is electable and who is not. she's proven to us not only is she a leader, she's transformed what electora