the world also saw the crown, theon and scepter removed from the queen's coffin to mark the end of the second elit bethan age. >> bianca nobilo is at windsor castle for us. this is obviously an emotional day for the royal family. >> reporter: emotional, historic and poignant. in half an hour's time there will be the final farewell to the late queen elizabeth ii, and that will take place in a private burial ceremony. we have very few details about that, but it just involves the closest members of the royal family. this morning we had the grand funeral in westminster abbey, and then the committal service here in windsor. the queen's beloved wafindsor castle and she will now be buried in the heart of british history, a thousand years of british kings and queens have coalesced around windsor so in the committal service early we saw a process rich in tradition and symbolism. you mentioned the fact that theon and the scepter were removed from the casket, that's parting the queen from her crown for the very last time. the orb represents the divine right of the queen, the scepter, the temporal

belarus, he, in general, embraced his work and in this regard he is a unique artist, but all - such one theonridge at the art-warriors plein-air premiere after a bad delivery to neokrasov. the breakaway of bolotnoye for the mark and pesnyary of the belarusian land returned with a tour, which tatarstan followed mostatian vocabulary, stumbled jubilee tanem of kupala and voices evaluate in moscow your angles of vyazhenka nikolay already the ranks of smolni in the ali’s canvas format and present the auras of the belarusian and the union mustaku the institute of asurakov and repinka, 22 outers unison disintegrate into plots of the lives and works of folk poets into the crossbars on the holles. russian russian. do they also need to become songwriters of the belarusian land, because they liked belarus, they are fascinated by it and the most amazing thing is that they understood everything in belarusian did not consider it in the original elemental kupala and jacob kolas museum of the official minsk philharmonic season, opened a symphony orchestra. everything is not on the poster in belarus, the coll

reporter: the death of the uk's longest reigning monarch has prompted an outpouring of grief across theon had >> she will be sorely missed not only by her family but i think everyone that she's come into in their lives. >> reporter: anne-marie, there are reports that foreign heads of states will not be allowed to use helicopters or their official cars in central london during the funeral. they are going to be bussed reportedly to westminster abbey for security reasons. >> all right. ian lee from windsor castle. thank you very much. >>> there were heavy hearts across the u.s. yesterday as americans mourned the 21st anniversary of the september 11th terror attacks. jericka duncan has a look at memorial service in new york, d.c., and pennsylvania. >> reporter: under cloudy skies and light rain, thousands of mourners gathered at the memorial plaza in lower manhattan. they paid tribute to the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives to terror on september 11th, 2021. >> aaron horowitz. charles j. houston. >> reporter: vice president leaders onor t 9/11 other he died trying to escape the north

reiterate that the unitedf th states remain commitd to our one china policy.one >> so, jason, you're also theon host o, f jason in the house, te podcast, which i was a very happy guest on this week. hi a great conversation with yos so let's make sure everyone goes and checks that out. but what do you think of this. there were two of them this week and the pandemic is over and there was one this week saying, yeah, i'm going to send troops to fight in taiwan and all the white house.re w that's not the actual policy. the president barely and the white house is cleaning it up anind stating a policy and seeig what he meant with it and the white house is scripted and then put into the binder for the white house spokesperson and sends out the underling therehe an bd says no, no, no. the president says don't pay any attention. >> you're right, actually because when you put it likeeve: that, the mechanics are important.he they don't even bother to go back and check. saying yeah, fair enough, guys. i made a mistake. clean it up for me. it's not him deciding and actually that brings up if we s can laugh a

they are heavily involved in influencing theon act and what came out of that. the limited and short term in a very specific policy option and objective than they have these much longer-term campaigns that they will staff for decades and the targets are varied from influential individuals here in the united states to specific groups, but also the general public. targeting them both selectively. the challenge is they are also doing this overseas. as we talk about the future of great power competition and of the chinese will give a recognize this as well for the space. whose responsibility within the watch of what is happening in the unitedre states and where ds the line sort of come from what is happening abroad. it might not require as much as mwe would like to have. it might require the analysts looking at the foreign peace and others from dhs and fbi and not utilized to its maximum potential thinking about the domestic stakeholders and it does sort of require that framing. and i think one thing that i sort of learned in my time in government is when congress c

of theon both sides aisle always make reference the earned iome tax credit was ronald reagan's favorite and to some extent that explainshy even in the face of fairly high and prope payment ratio the program continues to receive bipaisan support. the improper payment ratio f the child tax credit is about 14%, still high but more manageable. for the tax credit th percentage is 24% not all of that is being stolen. the reason people are somewhat comfortable withhat is a lot of them when it does go to t right to sector of the population but perhaps not to the right people specifically and in t right amounts. so the irs has bee focused on the sand trying toeal with it for some years. it's on the general accountability high risk list whh doesn't help, and every time i testify i get asked questions about why can't we do better about it. we've made a pot of progrs in a lot of ways and we were talking borene we started one of the areas we made great progress was dealing with identity theft andefund. created a public-private partnership like h&r block and others as well as the state tax commission

i want it thank you for your report and president with theon and preston and channel for your time and care on this issue. add my voice in support of recommendation and [inaudible] unacceptable. i moveed san francisco 10 years ago inspired by the city's spirit, and legacy of the forefront of civil right's. trained at the finest health snougzs in the city and optain my phd and trinned to become a doctor. i touring a [speaking very fast]. childhood asthma and card i don't have vascular disease and the history of environmental racism. . um -- yea. well is in safe level of radio logic expose urs and the plan to leave contamination system unacceptable. we have the best minds and scientist experts in the city. and i know the city to be the city of love it it is time to step and up do better and must. >> thank you. seeing no other individuals here in person. we will move on to remote call in line. could you put the first caller through. we have 9 callers in the queue. >> good afternoon. i was going it say stuff about the environment but i'm glad green action of on it t is dennis williams from

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steve moore, how do we get theon economy in a better position?because i would expect another seventy five basis point interest rate hike by the fed. how is that going to impactte h people ibyf they want to get a t mortgage? and what's that going to do to the housing market in general? yeah. >> so you sold some of those som statistics when you look ate that increase in the mortgage rate that you talked about, if.e you're going to buy a median household, median price home, maybe four hundred fifty thousand dollars over the life of that 30 or thrtgage, just the increase in interest rates is going to cost you about one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. so this is going to crush t people who are aspiring. homeowners. we've got to dweo tw'vo thingsee the reason the stock markeastflo crashed today is when those high inflation numbers came out. the investor, inve realized the fedeven is going to have to probably raise the interest rates even more than was expected. exd that's one of the reasons people fled for the exits. now, here's the bigger problem,

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of course, in 10 seconds you can say 15 15, the heads of state are not gathering at every theon themselves, so this is really an authoritative platform, which means an alternative alternative big twenty. and let them go, what is it? i would like to add that here we are talking about the club. and this is very important there, unlike the atlantic block. no, the priority of the global superpower known to us overseas, which is located. there, the consensus decides everything, everything is decided on the stream normally. and here, since such countries are some kind of china india russia, therefore, our country belarus has peace, but i have absolutely no voice. but it wants to have other state organizations, you understand, yes, that is, the direction in which we are talking, you understand, dear friends, i would say that today it is weakened. let's start with this un function. the united nations, which should was to solve the main part of the problems in the world today does not solve them, and this is recognized by most of the states of the world. the un site is currently in the hands of our

ensuring that privacy and civil liberties are protected during operations can you discuss some of theonsafeguards and what data is intercepted for how long? >> is under a statute we can only intercept the data that is necessary for countering the threat so with the opening testimony will be typically talking about i have a list here the drone vendor and model the drone and control device serial number of the location of the controller and the most recent take off location so withoc content communication talking about metadata signals thatat the drone is generating to find out where it is and where it's going where it has been and who was controlling it so we can hopefully interdict it. if it's not if any use we describe that information right away but as a statute we can only keep it as long as necessary and know that longer than 180 daysa unless it's necessary to keep it longer for a purpose of a criminal investigation in order to pursue criminal investigation or prosecution. there is restrictions how long you can retain and when you can disseminate it that is carried over under the ne

thank you for commissioner with theon and look forward to bringing benefits including new access to the bayview. one more update in august the metro transportation commission with bart and other transit agencies participating in the clipper system launch a 2 yee pilot giving unlimited travel with the exception of special event services to or from oracle part. it will enable students have access to a clip are day paddle this is multisystem pass for students at santa rosa, uc berkeley. san jose state and san francisco state university. all those folks will be affordable and community housing participates from the housing folks. we are tracking in closely it serves a model for the treasure island pass. and this will help prosecute mote mobility, giving folks access to multiple systems through a single multiagency pass. calls the bay pass employees we will update that as it rolls out. local issue and updates. thank member ting state fund fist sf rebuild of the square and million dollars for safety improvements on walter place the western edge of the park. the immrufmentes include wide are s

clothesil note that president with theon circulated amendments to his legislation i will turn it over to you. >> thank you, chair melgar and thank you supervisor preston and peskin for taking this out of order the protection zone special use district, ip z a stopgap measure to protection, distribution and repair business districts from higher paying residential and office use when is this area was zoned which was a permissive district allowed all uses. the zone protected pdr from competition and incompresidentable uses in eastern neighborhoods and bay view planning process it was intendsed be replaced by controls adopt in the 2 where are 08. an oversight not to remove the ip z in 2008 it undermine the a loophole storage and big box and industrial uses that are inappropriate for pdr neighborhoods reincrease the clarity of the planning code and protect the pdr businesses it was designed for. the ordinance as proposed eliminate the ip z special use and allow social service use greater than 5,000 square feet and pdr2 districts. we got input from planning to focus on making sure we allow g

our board president with theon has nominated eppler for this position and mr.ppler serves as an ash pointee of president walton bolleding inspection commission. and with that, mr. eppler the floor is yours. >> thank you chairman peskin it it is an honest torto be here and considered as a nominee for the board of appeals. i am a 12 year resident of district 10 and father of a second grade and advocate that seen how the rules and laws of the city applies to the citizens. and i don't think there is higher duty one could have to make sure than to make sure the lus and rules are apply in the a fair and measured way. i look forward to taking my professional responsibles as an attorney in this role and look forward to working with the board of supervisors in the capacity that the board of appeals has to see where the laws are in the working well and sand out frictions sometimes the laws have on citizens. i stand willing to answer questions and thank you for your consideration today. >> thank you mr. eppler and thank you for taking the time to have a long cup of coffee

it's the number one issue facing theon security of our great financial system.the things that several of us have n been working on in the committee is bring together public and private partnerships to address this because this technology is overwhelming. you can see know, so many of our consumers have become victims. i'm delighted to know about the public and. private partnership that's going on know between fs and the warden school of finance at the university of pennsylvania. now, mr. rogers, you have expressed your support for private sectors.pport for this helps us protect customers from these electric payment scams. would you mind telling us how do you think our public bank regulators and private sectors financial institutions work together to ensure that we have fed rational loans that will provideto electronic transfer protection for our defrauded consumers in our great nation. >> thank you, chair scott. thank you foror leading on this important issue for all that's being experienced by ail of our consumers. it's repeated by organized criminal activities.

building abolition to be ineligible cleanup expense is pretty wild that mill building a super and theon contaminants hae to get up in the soil to be eligible for fema. sue gooden thinks. >> basically two areas that we should drill down on. [inaudible]. >> raising the limit on the remediation costs component is the big issue with these grants and as i mentioned earlier, very often you have the monies to get to the front door but you can't walk you cannot afford the cleanup and i would consider that to be a significant item along with the demolition cost. the second item with which would agree mr. goldstein mentioned, reintroducing and enacting and extending the brownfield tax credit which allows you at the federal level to pentecost in the year that they incur from a remediation standpoint. >> thank you the same question mr. jericho these are great ideas. >> result ihe completely agree with the cleanup aspect, and i will add one good thing this round of providing actually three layers to the cleanup process three levels of funding, 500,000, and 2 million and they hire grant numbers and f

in my travels, i spent time in oklahoma and texas and talked to all of theon va medical centersn every city that we visited and we talked to the maternity care coordinators in the va. and i think in some areas it was working effectively and in others it was very inconsistent i will say from medical center to medical center. but one thing that seemed to be consistent, and i will say both oklahoma and texas if women are the largest growing covert they are growing exponentially in oklahoma and texas. and in all cases, every place i visited, these medical care coordinators were handling to to 300 cases. it's a huge caseload. some of them are only able to sort of meet at the beginning of the pregnancy and maybe once after. some were doing more than that. but i just think we've got to take a hard look to make sure these maternity care coordinators are at a place that they can fully do their job and be a partner to the woman that is going through her pregnancy and can begin advocate quite frankly. i bring this up because i think it is with maternity care it is all in the community and we real

the nonpartisan penn what theon model -- penn wharton model said this, it is indistwishable from zero. end quote. democrats also claim that the bill will lead to deficit reduction, but that's not really true either. in the first place, democrats arrive at their deficit reduction assumptions using extremely fuzzy math. a substantial part of their deficit reduction claims depend on not extending a program they already called for extending. and on supposedly eliminating a rule that at this point was never going to be implemented anyway. even using their rossieest -- rosiest assumptions, it was wiped out eight days after the president's costly, reckless student loan giveaway. mr. president, democrats have clearly been seeing the polling on the americans' opinion of the economy and their lack of faith for president biden and democrats to deal with the economic challenge we're facing, that's why the democrats named it the deficit reduction act in an attempt to suggest fiscal responsibility. the problem, of course, is that their commitment to deficit reduction, inflation reduction and fiscal