disclosures that have not -- from thomases wife that have not appeared on the disclosure in that is an oversight that the language of the code is unfortunately excusing. host: we are going to be getting to your calls and questions shortly. please start calling in at (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. independents on (202) 748-8002. gabe, you are not the only one who is disappointed with this code of ethics. the due -- the committee chair dick durbin expressed concerns about this code of conduct. here is a portion of his comments from the senate floor on monday. [video clip] >> got a glance at this code of conduct for justices of the supreme court, it is similar to the standards that apply to all other lower court federal judges. the court's code of conduct important canons of the conduct, including canons on upholding integrity and avoiding impropriety in the appearance of impropriety. all of these are important steps, but they have all shard on what they could expect the supreme court issues a code of conduct. it specifically notes on a, for the most part

a resolution adding the street name mtt way it grove street for san francisco symphony director thomases tremendous impact on san francisco and arts and culture throughout 25 years as the symphony director. and celebration of his 79th birthday with public works code section 789. >> thank you. mr. clerk and before we hear from you i want to recognize and thank former supervisor and former state senator mark leno who is here with us today. great to see you now we will and turn and give the opportunity to say a few words after our presentation. >> thank you. vice chair supervisor peskin the resolution would ad the street name mtt way at this time 200 block of grove street recognition of the music director the san francisco symphony michael thomas. he is also conductor laueriet of the london oh straw and new world symphony. won 12 grammy's for the sf simple font and he accomplished composer and advocate for music education. during his tenure with the san francisco symphony expanded orchestra education and multimedia series, keeping score. making classical music accessible to all backgrounds.

and if you look at the kinds of effects we have seen over the past few years, it's been fete thomasal. one of the bright spots of this economic recovery is the fact that women's labor force participation has been around record highs. and why has it been around record highs? part of it has to do with the fact that women are able to go to work because there is this infrastructure there that enables society, in some function or form, to help watch their children so they can go to work. and that's a collective responsibility. yes, the parents have to pay the tuition fees, but there's a gap between what child care providers are able to charge parents and what they are able to pay their workers, who are already low wage. and that gap in the last couple years has been filled in part by these federal funds. that has enabled the children to be looked after and enabled parents to work and enenabled employers to fill some of the labor shortages. >> the biden administration has asked for an emergency stabilization money to fill the gap for at least a short-term. it doesn't seem like it's going to

i've always been offended by the leah thomases swimming against women as women. you're not swimming in your own lane. this is literally combat. these men who are historically are stronger than women -- that's the end of it -- being allowed to compete with women in this kind of sport is dangerous, and i'm not surprised about what happened. i'm sure she was wearing a mouth guard. apparently her injuries were so horrible whether it was an accident or a guy that's so confident i'm going to show these women how to play, it just -- the whole stadium apparently was traumatized by what happened. she lost teeth. she lost -- i mean, she was all full of blood. i mean, this is very serious. so you've got men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse. you've got field hockey. let the men do their own field hockey and in a situation where there's combat, men shouldn't be allowed to play in women's sports. >> harold: you share the judge's view, jesse. you have two daughters that compete in swimming. >> jesse: this isn't should slender waif out there at his first game. this guy is a co-capta

i've always been offended by the leah thomases swimming as women against women.se because you're not swimming in your own lane. this is literally combat. and these men, who historically are stronger than women, that's the end of it, being allowed to compete with women in this kind of sport, is dangerous, and i'm not surprised at what happened. i'm sure she was wearing a mouth guard. apparently her injuries were so horrible, whether it was an accident or a guy who was so confident i'm going to show these women how to play, the whole stadium apparently was traumatized by what happened. she lost teeth. she lost -- she was all full of blood. this was very serious so you've got men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse, field hockey, let men do their own field hockey and in a situation where there is combat men should not be allowed to play in women's sports. >> you share the judge's view, jesse? i know you have two daughters who compete in swimming. >> jesse: yes, this isn't some slender waif out there. this guy is a co-captain and four year all county, so he's winding up and

if you want diversity, university of michigan, just have a lottery, and the clear implication of thomases dissent was the only reason he moved to a lottery is because he want racial proportionality, that would be okay. that was just his way of putting his thumb in the eye of the majority, and of course 20 years later, he's voting to grant, or dissenting from the denial of a stay in the application in the thomas jefferson case, because apparently he did not mean what he said 20 years earlier. remember those are the cases, the conservative position was hey, just change the criteria. i think that is the next battleground, is when you can you change criteria with race on your mind, and how much it has to be undermined before it is problematic. >> thanks for that. thanks again to our audience here in the studio. >> know i lost you. i couldn't hear you. sorry. >> we have a little bit of lag when you stop speaking. you've got us now. thank you all. we appreciate it. we've got time for questions. we have our legal associates in the audience with a microphone. that we might have interest in questi

disclosures that have not -- from thomases wife that have not appeared on the disclosure in that ist that the language of the code is unfortunately excusing. host: we are going to be getting to your calls and questions shortly. please start calling in at (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. independents on (202) 748-8002. gabe, you are not the only one who is disappointed with this code of ethics. the due -- the committee chair dick durbin expressed concerns about this code of conduct. here is a portion of his comments from the senate floor on monday. [video clip] >> got a glance at this code of conduct for justices of the supreme court, it is similar to the standards that apply to all other lower court federal judges. the court's code of conduct important canons of the conduct, including canons on upholding integrity and avoiding impropriety in the appearance of impropriety. all of these are important steps, but they have all shard on what they could expect the supreme court issues a code of conduct. it specifically notes on a, for the most part, these prin

disclosures that have not -- from thomases wife that have not appeared on the disclosure in that ist that the language of the code is unfortunately excusing. host: we are going to be getting to your calls and questions shortly. please start calling in at (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. independents on (202) 748-8002. gabe, you are not the only one who is disappointed with this code of ethics. the due -- the committee chair dick durbin expressed concerns about this code of conduct. here is a portion of his comments from the senate floor on monday. [video clip] >> got a glance at this code of conduct for justices of the supreme court, it is similar to the standards that apply to all other lower court federal judges. the court's code of conduct important canons of the conduct, including canons on upholding integrity and avoiding impropriety in the appearance of impropriety. all of these are important steps, but they have all shard on what they could expect the supreme court issues a code of conduct. it specifically notes on a, for the most part, these prin