for the 54th to be involved in the charge on fort wagner and indeed to lead the charge on fort wagner and even though fort wagner was an almost impenetrable fort colonel shaw wanted the 54th to prove its metal to demonstrate that they were fit soldiers as fit is any that the union had had to offer and so he volunteered the 54th to lead this charge? fort wagner had been bombed by the union army mercilessly for days and it did not crack on july 18th. it was bombed throughout the day the 54th charged that evening colonel shaw charged the top of the parapet and as this print demonstr almost as soon as he got to the top of the parapet and yelled forward 54th. he was shot dead and fell right right there. as he was mounting the parapet standing next to him was a young african-american sergeant from new bedford, massachusetts sergeant william carney and carney saw at that moment the flag bearers start to drop the flag. the flag was critically important at this time because the flag showed the rest of the regimen where to go before walkie talkies before any kind of electronic communication. yo

your next question is wagner. stephen would like to know the both of your thoughts on the institution of slavery. well doctor. as you well know i am the one who continues. to oversee but cannot be denied as the most barbarous institution. staying upon america. i did you not say that sir. i did sir and and how well you understand. well, i am not i am not guiltless myself in that regard. not nearly on the scale that you're talking but i i i am not guiltless and and continue and i will. i will not let you take in the entire score on this one, sir. well, i shall accept it and i will tell you that history shall be harsher me and they have every right to be though trying to promote a future emancipation of this practice. i i'm not succeeding. you said it was like holding a wolf by its ears. i believe. could you explain roman writer publicly a serious who made that statement about the institution of slavery during his time in the ancient world that you hold justice in the one hand while you hold in the other. while you h

wagner, your next question to dr. franklin and myself. >> dr. franklin, you mentioned your time as an editor and a writer. one of our guests bridgette would like to know if that time as a printer influenced your political career at all? >> oh, goodness. well, i suppose it influenced my political career. my political career just specifically political was pretty short lived. i had served -- i served as the clerk of the pennsylvania assembly while we were still colonies here and then later i was elected to the colonial legislature for two terms, although i fell into disfavor as anyone who stays long enough does, and was relieved of those duties and i'm grateful for that now. it certainly brought me into contact with a lot of people and it also made -- what it was more important to me was that it really -- being a printer from the age of 12 when i started as an apprentice to my brother was the most monumental and contributory part of my life to who i would become. everything -- first of all, it gave me access -- i mentioned my limited formal educat

wagner on this one. >> thank you, chair haney. this item relates to what was discussed earlier by dr. colfax and supervisor safai, regarding the transfer of the lensa agency from d.p.h. to d.e.m.. there is a transfer of function proposed in the budget. we do collect fees, and as the function is transferring from d.p.h. to d.e.m., it requires an update to the administrative code to reflect that those fees will be paid to d.e.m., instead of d.p.h. so this is an administrative code change that provides the ability to continue to collect the fees through d.e.m.under the new proposed structure. >> chairman: great. supervisor safai. >> yeah, i just wanted to say, because this is on the record today, over the last number of months, six months or more, we've been working with the department of public health. we've been working with the fire department on this oversight. and finding the right place and area for this oversight -- i've said this before, and i think dr. colfax agrees, there are so many different central missions to the depart

congresswoman ann wagner. >> i thank you, madam chairwoman. according to survey results from the fdic's how america banks which was conducted in june of 2020 there are an estimated 5.4% of u.s. households that are unbanked meaning that no one in the house hold had a checking or a savings account at a bank or a credit unions. this percentage represents approximately 7.1 million households. mr. miah, we know that minority communities are unbanked at a higher rate than their white counterparts. data shows there are several correlating factors such as education status and geography and a major factor is also household wealth. unfortunately, being unbanked is also very expensive because pre-paid cards and check-cashing services also come with high fees. how are you, sir, expanding access to affordable financial services so that expensive services don't further inhibit the ability to build well? >> thank you for the question. yes. now these new fintechs have the ability to offer totally free banking accounts such as ourselves, mobile banking account

a drawing of the fort wagner unfortunate death of of all of the men who died including shaw and we see this as a part of the artwork on the wall, and we see the importance of the memory of that experience and contemporary artists such as wendell white looking at the history of these images of and the experience of the images that are in the archives and he's making contemporary images about these experiences. the notion of the grand army of the republic the veterans of the war. this is a parade in may 30th 1912 in the blockson collection at temple university young women and men walking with their grandfathers and fathers marching through the streets. carry me weems another artists who looking at that experience of the war and making art about it and she photographed the the monument the on in in boston and here it's it's title restless actor the longest winter. you marched and marched? and from that experience carrie is looking at the experience of an artist who use this story to create to recreate the monument and to dramatize the long marches the cold winters and photographing this a

well, thank him is wagner. i've worked so hard in order to create finally a university of virginia, but indeed not to deny. it has been my my desire from the time. i was a young man that build that effort that report to improve the curriculum at the old world college of william and mary was started when i was 30 years old in 17 and 73 and i'm changed my mind several times in that effort. but the point is as i have worked just as hard for a universal system of education here in our own commonwealth of virginia that continues to be argued to debated and continues to to fall it continues in default. so this is what makes establishing a true university the more necessary. and yes, as of these last several years particular successful in october back in 17 to set a cornerstone stone for what's began as simply the central college and then happening within a year to have the build through our virginia house of delegate succeed to refer to it as a true university of virginia and a reminder sales in this achievement on b

there, you've been involved in it. russian mercenaries who wagner a president there. what is the aims of russia's foreign policy when it comes to libya? the stability, this is what we need in libya, bees, libyan libyan acorda. this is the goal of russia. also, we have common ground to create a solution to the libyan crisis. outcome of berlin conference. mr. put in personally, it was there and i was among the accompanying delegation. i bought dissipated in the preliminary meetings in january 2020. after that based on the berlin conference, the security council should the resolution 2510 and this is the ground of accepted by the lesser community. and now by the way, we are ready for the fallen ministers meeting in berlin after 2 or 3 weeks in june. that's why since the beginning we were aiming at making success. fortunately, unfortunately, native in 2011 has destroy libya. lab. oh, the gym of get that v was not only toppled, but the country has been destroy. it has been dismantled. the institutions have gone. but allow me, mister minister, you to russia. it also is accu

we we know the battle of fort wagner. where the 54th massachusetts made his grand assault. and sergeant william h carney earned the medal of honor at that battle. but the battle of wilson's landing or wilson's wharf now two years ago i did participate in the reenactment that they have in fort pocahontas and charles city, virginia every year they celebrate or commemorate the battle of wilson's wharf or wilson's landing. happened, may 24th 1864 in virginia and they pitted men of the first and attempt us color troops plus 150 white soldiers from a transport. and two cannons from the battery m of the third new york light artillery. and they were under general edward wilde. now wild is the commander of what they call wilds brigade wilds african brigade. well was a very colorful abolitionist in general in the civil war. they were commanding. it's about 1100. so men. against 2500 confederate cavalry commanded by general fitzhugh lee he was the nephew of general robert e lee. and after lee drove in the pickets he sent the flag of truce in demanding the surrender of the garrison. bu

their most famous for spearheading the attack on fort wagner on july 18th, 1863. the 54th and somewhat units that were with them took the outer walls of the fort, but they could not take the ford. colonel shaw and 271 of his men were casualties. and shaw was famously buried with his black troops. however, the 54th, 55th massachusetts, and somewhat units actually were victorious at the abandonment of fort wagner after a long siege, which ended on september 7th, 1863. the soldiers depicted in glory or more like the average u.s. ct unit like the 23rd. they are going to be mostly a mixture of enslaved men, some friedman and some men who were already free. in the movie lincoln, one of the first scenes you will see will show lincoln talking with two u.s. ct soldiers. one was an older gentleman, a former slave, and he talked about the battle of jenkins ferry on april 30th, 1864. he talked about how they make sure that there were no confederates left alive, and that is because they were retaliating for the atrocities of the confederates when they murdered the prisoners ta

wagner after a long siege which ended on september 7th, 1863. the soldiers depicted in glory were more like the average unit, like the 23rd. they're going to be mostly a mixture of enslaved men, some freed men and some men who were already free. in the movie lincoln, one of the first scenes you'll see, it shows lincoln talking with two ustc soldiers. one was an older gentleman. he was a former slave. and he talked about the battle of jenkins ferry in 1864. he talked about how they made sure that there were no confederates left alive. and that's because they were retaliating for the atrocities of the confederates when they murdered the prisoners taking their poison spring and marked mill. and few battles you do have usct retaliating for those atrocities and you'll have confederates doing the same thing. that's part of the civil war history that's rarely discussed. i can remember all threw school, they're telling me that the united states civil war was a civil war. you didn't have as much atrocities as you would see in other wars. since i've becom

there you've been involved in it. russian mercenaries, wagner present there. what is the aims of rushes foreign policy when it comes to libya? stability, this is what we need in libya. bees, libyan libyan acorda. this is the goal of the russia, but allow me, mr. you to russia, also is accused of support and one fight wagner, the russian mercenary, made up of former russian military, our presence in libya. no, no. you supported half star over the other sites. we never impose ourselves for the sake of any party with a levy or outside libya, but i'm sorry, that's not a fair representation because you actually did support one side over the other. no, no, no. we were in contracts with all the libyan partners. i'm done. i'm sorry on some piece as far as going on this additional football, just to reconfirm your conversation with russia, deputy foreign minister on the permanent special invoice to them, at least in the book done of i think the stuff is just country's continued support for the 3 up on the ongoing war they are, i mr. minister, do you believe the hustler

but for those without an income, it's available for free nodes. wagner man chose the cooking team, a new recipe of fennel and detroit salad that uses every part of the vegetable. it's served with them integrated meta fruit, p o, and a kind of pepper corn made of dried papaya seeds. look at the fire spoon out the seeds wonderfully without losing anything. a thought normally the seeds and p with land in the trash here, they end up in the sauce from the fennel flowers provide the finishing touch. you can really mental comparison. one of the building on sample. i'm happy and grateful me the throwing a lot away before. now we use it and don't waste anything. the shifts are now showing others how it's done. boscoe mercy has also wants to share his idea for fertilizer and see this form of circular economy take off elsewhere. fruit can flourish in the desert. the possibilities are surely endless. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning backed by global ideas. going to pillars, environmental theories will show you how climate change and mental conservation is taking sh

singles title. spurred by the memory of her late coach, former wimbledon champion, young and the wagner bought a creature cova at the top of your screen, stormed into an early lead. in this quiet, i should be excited. breaking in the 4th game before winning the say, 610 probably to cuba, refused to crumble and search back to take the 2nd set 6 to in the decisive stirred creature. cova brooks serve to go for 3 hours after a thrilling 10 short rally. and she clinched the title on her 4th championship, points in public and cover it long. yeah, the 1st major to be for the check when she was presented with by the legendary martino now about leuva creek cover, no bids to become the 1st women since may the peers to win the french open singles and doubles title in the same year. and a reminder of our top story this our denmark, soccer period, christian ericsson is said to be awake and in stable condition in the hospital after he collapsed on the pitch during the match against finland. in copenhagen, the game was later resumed, ask a request for denmark last one. now. while you're watching, the

richard wagner zealand smith. it was published as a book here. matilda who had been produced in a spectacular way on the floor. and it's and we're now at the top of the wedding tower and i'm still not entirely sure why it's called that this tower was a prison from dunst out underground juniors. something big married for the 2nd time in 1900. 05. and the city thought about what they could give it to the grand duke. the 1st idea was the precious, just for jewels lunatic found out, told them he would love to have an observation tower, ultimate children who then designed this tower. and for the 1st time in the history of architecture, there was a ro, windows running around the corner of the the tower offers an amazing view of dots and to the north. you can even see the frankfurt skyline. and it keeps living up to its name, doesn't date your wedding take place here, which fits nicely with the towers name when people come from all over the world. and then there's a wedding every half hour. so married couples are turned

wagner, to that, or dr. colfax. >> i understand the point and we'll continue to work with the committee as things evolve. i mean, we have seen with this pandemic that things can change very, very quickly as we're seeing in the united kingdom right now and concerns about the delta variant. so i think that we're trying to get the right balance here in terms of being as prepared and maintain structures within the department that prepare us to protect the community as much as possible, while also recognizing that we need to make the investments wisely and that between now and year two of this budget, um, there's a long way to go in terms of our fully understanding what it will take to control and prevent a resurgence -- hopefully prevent a resurgens of covid-19. and i think that this has taught us what we need in terms of infrastructure to be fully prepared for another pandemic scenario. >> supervisor safai: so i agree with that, dr. colfax, and i see you guys breaking it down and you have some really good categ

wagner of the airport.r is yours. >> good afternoon, chair preston, members of the committee. kathy wagner with the san francisco international airport. the item before you seeks your approval for a new lease with cingular wireless doing business as at&t to manage cellular services of sfo for a 10-year term. currently cellular services at the airport are provided through four leases with at&t, verizon, sprint and t mobile. as the demand for mobile phone services as grown, cellular companies have expanded their networks, including cabling, machine rooms and ceiling antennas throughout the airport. rather than maintain separate leases with multiple providers, airport staff proposed a plan to enter into a cellular service provider lease to provide a neutral hosted network that provides -- that will provide better service consistency and will ease the burden on space and resources at the airport. the administration code exempts telecommunication leases from the competitive process, but the airport elected to co

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you see your wagner used to work in human resources and the serbian capital belgrade. she would visit room just to go climbing and her spare time. but then the pandemic hair and everything changed. working remotely, she decided to relocate to the countryside. but we didn't want to stay in the city because of the corona virus, and the whole situation on life has to be changed. i think for the best on criminal, missing the boy. plenty of city dwellers have recently picked up sticks and moved to the village of room. jeff and sir b as for east, in search of a more pleasant living environment. remote working has given them the flexibility to do so from jo has been trying to attract urbanites for years. me got more, really, savage misses i was in 2006. when we set up the council. we done a study that found the village was about to die out where the norfolk was where it was available. so we made a plan to install a new infrastructure and develop our natural potential to meet the victim wilson, because he has more is 2 years later we had internet access. and then you rhodes as

wagner, i'm wondering if you're able to help with the presentation. i have the presentation loaded up. since jen's not here, i'm not sure what to do. can you advise us? are you there? >> yeah, sorry. can you hear me? >> yes. is it okay if you go through -- i'm not sure what's going on with jen. >> yes, i will take a shot. the quality won't be as high as you would have gotten from jen, but i will do my best. are you able to pull it up, mark? >> give us one second. >> just give me a second, please. >> thank you so much for being flexible in helping out. >> all right, thank you. sorry about that. i'm not sure -- i tried to text also, but wasn't prepared with the presentation available. thank you. so we'll go briefly through today is june 1, which is mayor's budget day, and city government so under the city charter the mayor is required to propose a balanced budget every june 1, and she did so today. next slide, please. so lots of exciting and good news for the department of public health and the mayor's budget. number one, the budget does include the [in

as -- as representative wagner, former-ambassador wagner, pointed out, the previous administration was successful with a wipo. in blocking chinese national from leading that. what is the biden -- what is the biden administration strategy? what is your strategy to block chinese influence at these org -- these specialized agencies? >> well, first and foremost, we -- we have to be there to engage, to watch, to make sure that we are putting forth good, strong candidates. and pushing back against the chinese. but the administration has established an office in our international organizations bureau that focuses on personnel issues at the u.n. so the other side of that is identifying good americans to apply for these jobs. and also, putting some support and backing behind recruiting americans to apply for u.n. positions. the chinese pay for a ton of jpos, junior professional officers. we're not paying for enough. we -- we need to have more. put more funding behind putting young-americans into these positions, and grow them from below. so that they get the experience and are -- are prepared t

morris has a bachelors in economics from boston college and a masters in urban planning from nyu wagner's school, with an emphasis on quantitative methods and evaluation. mimi -- is the president of the texas civil-rights project where she has served since 2016, and teaches election law and policy at the university of texas school of law. before moving to texas, she spent several years at the council for democracy program at the brennan center of justice where she litigated election law cases in federal court, including the u.s. supreme court. donald palmer is a commissioner with the u.s. election assistance commission and the commission's current chair. commissioner palmer was confirmed by the senate on 2 january 2019. he served as secretary of the virginia state board of elections, florida's board of elections, it try let turn a with the voting rights section -- a trial attorney with the voting rights section of the department of justice. he served with the navy and thank you, sir, for your service. i will recognize each of our witnesses for five minutes, starting with dr. pettigrew. yo

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among those who will use this digital record, charles wagner who has a global view. he says any additional documentation of having had the vaccine is welcome as we navigate trying to satisfy the requirements of foreign governments who want proof we're fully vaccinated. that's good point. if you plan on traveling internationally, they might want a more secure form and that digital vaccination card would apply. >>> up next here at 7:00, a major bay area church wants all to know that everyone is welcome. the art installation unveiled today. >>> the olympic trials continue tonight. we got a double dip on nbc bay area news. ryan murphy looking to defend his 2016 gold medal in the 200 backstroke. he'll go head to head with recent cal grad, bryce medford. ryan lochte in the pool tonight. and track and field trials. cal grad aknee camac fear son is trying to earn her spot on team usa. the swimming and track and field trials back to back beginning at 9:00 right here on nbc bay area. ? one of the most notable churches in the bay area getting a lot more colorful. this is grate

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richard wagner, on the land for smith. it was published as a book here, matilda who has been produced in a spectacular way on that one. and we're now at the top of the wedding tower and i'm still not entirely sure why it's called that because he's at this time, it was a prison from dumpster under the ground to get to take something literally married for the 2nd time in 1905 and the city thought about what they could give it to the grand juke. with the 1st idea was the precious, just for jewels lunatic found out, told them he would love to have an observation tower. ultimate children who then designed this tower. and for the 1st time and the history of architecture was a role window was running around the corner of it as the tower offers an amazing view of dom starts into the north. you can even see the frankfurt skyline, and it keeps living up to its name. doesn't that your wedding take place here, which fits nicely with the towers name when people come from all over the world and then there's a wedding every half hour. so

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as in nancy wagner, i live in florida and that's in florida and my food. i would almost like that i was in the how and then said you can get the money. that's how to be how yeah that's, that's a sure that i that's in the area. will you please who have them in the family, went back into the mom and tell for how long have me in the packet model. i just want to get with you about the demand. what have you had, again, at least that he's not going at least a week now. and then i'm going to send a few minutes maybe. and then suddenly decided mona occurred is just one of dozens of activists and journalists arrested and interrogated by the israelis since the so called cease fire went into effect. correct off has been following the story for us, tara, what's behind this latest crack down on palestinians, one of the israeli saying about, well, in the case of mono could and her brother her med, they're accused of things like participating in riots or disturbing the peace. but there really is no peace for palestinians, as you mentioned, ordinary people, activists and

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many of you to russia also is accuse of support and one fight wagner, the russian mercenary, made up of former russian military, our presence in libya. no, no. you supported half the over the other sites. we never impose ourselves for the sake of any party with libya or outside libya, but i'm sorry, that's not a fair representation because you actually did support one hired over the other learned? no, no, no. we were in contracts with all the libyan papas. i'm done, i'm sorry, on some piece. as far as going on this additional football, just iraq. we continue our conversation with russia as deputy foreign minister on the permanent special envoy to the middle east and book done. all the stuff in his country's continued support for the 3 up on the ongoing war they are. i miss the minutes that you believe the huffman has a political future. i think he has his own supporters because he is there in east libya and benny gassy. and the surrounding, he has supporters. that's why we say no one should be marginalized, other and no one on the political scene should be marginalized, the political