trump's legal issues, election related lawsuits, and their impact on the 2024 election, and then daniel weineralks about campaign fundraising this election cycle and the broader role of money in american politics. c-span's washington journal, join the conversation, live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. >> friday, conversational fostering global relationships with the possibility of a new cold war with china, watch at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. president biden announced a preliminary agreement to provide over 6 billion in funding for the chips and science act and $125 billion for sme menu -- semiconductor manufacturing company to build in upstate new york and idaho. it is expected to create 70,000 jobs.

dan weiner. >> exploring>> the people and events that tell the american story. jason stacy and matthew ellington, the co-authors of an ap u.s. history course talk about the advanced placement history exam and how this years's exam is structured and analyzing struggle documents. our siri congress investigates looks at historic -- our series congress investigates look at how things change laws. lawmakers examine the 1972 break in at that national committee headquarters at the watergate hotel in washington, d.c. the investigation led to the resignation of president resident -- richard nixon. on the lectures in history, university of kansas political community -- communication professor on ronald reagan's address to british parliament. during the american story, watch saturday on c-span 2 or online at c-span.org/history. >> don lemon would say that is a man in his prime. >> five c-span's coverage of the annual white house correspondents dinner -- watching c-span's coverage of the annual white house correspondents dinner and president biden expected to give remarks.

. >> and weiner. >> weiner is in a crazy i don't know. >> i always assume every things off the record if i'm watching porn i look into the camera and say this is the cost of them talking about. >> greg: i have to move onev biden wante' your votes wood stl reach prompter notes. >> greg: from joe biden whose latest speech was riddled with more errors than an e-mail cent by a nigerian prince here he is struggling with a prompter and reading the stage direction. >> president joe biden: the most significant investment in climate ever doing lots of it, four more years, paused [ chanting ] >> president joe biden: are you ready to choose freedom over democracy? [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: is to be harmless and sad if it was just an old fart at the home office thinking he was at home depot asking where they keep the bolts entwined but he's not he's the president this is a guy you can't make a speech unless there is the presidential helicopter in the background that's why they have a helicopter going even when he's travelling by car so now does the welfare make sense if these bogus cases

drowning out brendan buck, the former press secretary to jon weiner and in msnbc political analyst. good to seal. these bills all passed with 300 vote. why did speaker johnson field they needed to be passed one by one instead of as one big package altogether? >> reporter: it gets into the procedural man's that a speaker faces but one of the things that they make a leadership too often together bundles together things with massive bills people cannot read. it simplifies the ways thing work. it was just an effort to give them a little something as they were doing something they were totally opposed to. that did not appease anybody. to your point, this could have been done, three medically, long time ago. what mike johnson has found is that he had to, at least, talked to enough members to get a sense of where the conference is before he felt like he could roll over a significant portion of the conference. not easy to do for any leader. i think he needed to explore all options before he realized this was the only way to go. >> i will ask you to stand by because i will bring in the congr

let's watch this moment, what he comes up with, a shot and a goal, as bakaev scored, his teammates weinershina balbukh and potoroche in both cases scored a penalty against the students. 3:2, the minsk team won in the first season, now they have minus six, the place is still the same, last and one-on-ones didn’t hit the empty net twice, but there are a lot of moments, well, unfortunately, football is such a game that. .. there were forest reviews about the state of the lawn at spartak in the main home arena of bilshina this year it’s somehow better haven’t you been there yet, but we haven’t gone in yet, but a colossal job has been done, so a big thank you to the club employees, i was on this stadium, believe me, the field will be very good this year. belshina is in seventh place, babruchan has four tournament points, we noticed in the stands of the capital’s stadium on simashka street the former red-black helmsman yuri puntus, now he leads maxline, of course. fields, well, it’s nice to be back in your hometown, your home club, it’s not a shame that they haven’t paid attention to you for so

we're proud to joined of he couldn't be here from a representative from scott weiner's office jeff. >> (clapping) good afternoon. i'm michelle as jane said scott wiener many sacramento couldn't be here but a statement we're here but 347z has been leading obstruction in the campaign to score cheap political points and scott wiener is the convert anti housing politician by oppose is progressive reform by this creates on ending brugsz to process eased city hall and feeling the excise president peskin has a long partner of housing reform and is against housing we need to crystal clear not progressively to make it harder to build now homes and obstruction of housing in the middle of a housing crisis and not progressively to walk through the development of housing for the climate friendly city and san francisco is a place that welcomes people of all background and care forcing these and to combat criticize and president peskin anti hours are not progressive and don't reflective the city's values and last month quieted equivocated made and statement based on my work to make sure that san fra

some local officials, including state senator scott weiner say changing the airport's name to includeco is going too bar. >> oakland is not san francisco. we have a san francisco international airport and the idea that oakland would basically cut and paste that name, san francisco international airport, into its own name, makes no sense. it will cause huge confusion among travelers . it is just not fair. >> oak officials sent us this statement saying, quote, for every airport named , there will be lots of differing opinions. we understand and respect that our proposed name modification is both pro-oakland and pro-jobs. we want to boost jobs and economic activity for oakland. still, sfo officials say the name change would do more harm than good. >> all three bay area airports are competing for the same passengers in traffic but we want to serve our passengers well. that begins by accurately representing the airport you are in, where your airport is located and the reason you are serving. >> sfo officials said voicing their concerns directly to oak is really just the first step in this.

former advisor to house speaker jon weiner. thank you for coming on today. >> thanks for having me. they whole lot of internal opposition within his own gop conference. that's the same thing house speaker johnson is dealing with now. i got these bills through today but with a lot of democrat help. what kind of needle do you think he is trying to thread? >> i think he came into his own here during the press conference we watch where he spoke out to the press after words. he was short in his decision. he is confident what he had done. i'll harken back to my former boss would say often if you do the right things for the right reason the right things will happen. i think what you are seeing here is speaker johnson is yes, chad pergram has mentioned earlier in the program but he has received has given him a real idea of what america's role is in the world. the way he navigated this by allowing his embassy vote their conscience and breaking up the bills is best case scenario for him. he is going to be okay with where things end out. did not have the votes that tells him he did the right t

host: now we are joined with daniel weiner, the director of the election sing government program of thean center for justice and also former senior counsel at the federal election commission. welcome to the program. so let's start with the brennan center for justice, the mission, and how it is funded. guest: we are working with democracy to create a more representative, acquittal -- equitable democracy in the united states. we have thousands of individual donors and institutional donors who fund our work. you can read about them on our annual reports posted on our website. we were funded and established to continue the legacy of justice william brennan. when the founding principles of our organization is that we donate to his particular use or jurisprudence but certainly the spirit of a constitution and system of laws that work for everyone that animates all of our work. host: and you track the role of money in politics. let's start citizens united, the supreme court decision in 2010. remind us what that was and how that has impacted elections. guest: citizens united was 85-4 decision d

they are killing plea weiner when the suspects were running away from police. california attorney general rob bonta and secretary of state shirley weber. they're suing the city of huntington beach over new voter id requirements after by voters back in the march primary. this will allow the city to require voters show an id starting 2026. bonton weber argue the measure violates state law and will make it a lot harder for some to vote. how a distressed bride to be. she needs your help because a porch pirate. look at this. well, what city took all of their wedding dress? city police are now asking the public. if you see this man on your screen, you recognize him. you're asked to call the police. and the solar panel industry. they're starting to see a slowdown in buyers well than 100 solar contractors. we already gone out of business. experts say california could experience these things and this could foreshadow the rest of the country as it is going to face this and deal with the rising grid and transmission upgrades. >> well, 2 dogs are reunited after one was tra

. >> reporter: in the heart of san francisco, ann weiner is stirring up more than just flour and sugar i'm making what is called 86 proof chocolate cake. >> reporter: a retired magazine editor. she has always loved baking. but for the last two years, she's been dusting off her old cookbooks for a good cause. >> there are many things that i care about and work on. i follow, but i thought this is the one. >> reporter: in june of 2022, nan watched as the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. ending the right to abortion upheld for decades. at that very moment, she knew she had to rise up and do something. along with long-time friends zoe striker, she started a neighborhood bake sale. donating the money to organizations that support abortion rights. >> the response was unbelievable. people were just so excited. we sold out. >> reporter: that is when they decided to turn their half baked idea into a full blown cottage business called my bakery, my choice. after securing the permits, they began taking orders from customers from all over the bay with 100% of the proceeds going to organization

the bill was authored by san francisco state senator scott weiner. it's cleared its first hurdle and now moves to the senate appropriations committee, though similar legislation in 2018 and 2019 both failed to pass committee. >>> a notable decision on the peninsula on a very busy road, no more street parking on el camino real in palo alto. last night the palo alto city council voted 6-1 to ban street parking to make way for bike lines. caltrans proposed the plan to make the roads safer. opponents say they're concerned the proposal did not address speeding drivers. city leaders asked caltrans to create a safety plan at intersections and other busy areas. the new bikeway is expected to be completed by next year. >>> no deal, the a's have yet to lock down a temporary home after the season. we already know the team has one foot out the door moving to las vegas, but they still need somewhere to play until their stadium is built. that's at least until 2028. the a's met with oakland city leaders today with a possible five-year $97 million lease extension. i

. >> joining me this afternoon now is author of the bill, state senator scott weiner. thank you for being here. >> let's get your response to the opponents who worry that psychedelics could potentially end up in the wrong hands. >> that story is incredibly horrific and tragic and no mother or parent should ever have to go through that. we want to make sure that does not happen in the future because we know people, including young people, are using these drugs now. let's bring it into the sunlight so that people can use it under the supervision of someone who is trained and licensed to be able to provide this therapy. that is what this bill does. we have a group of mothers who also lost their children after a bad psychedelic experience who are strongly supporting our bill because it will allow for supervised use. the bill creates an education fund so that we can get better education to the public. >> who do you think this bill benefits the most? is at the doctors? is it patient's? is it people use it recreationally? >> it benefits people who are having mental health or

weiner, who narrated that night, the washington post wrote that jerusalem rarely witnessed an air attacksues that led international experts to say: iran's main message to israel was that iran has the ability to attack its embassy in damascus should respond and iran did this. fatemeh sharifi, sed and sima news agency. the british daily mail, citing experts, wrote that iran has obtained advanced weapons that can paralyze israel's defense system. according to this newspaper, experts say that iran has electromagnetic pulse weapons, which can disrupt the operation of fighter planes, cut off electricity, gps, and base communications, and make attacks impossible. this weapon with laser light, invisible microwaves and electric energy. his report will be published later kurds that iran warned the zionist regime that it has weapons that have not been used so far. in 2018, the united states expressed concern about iran's progress in making such weapons. iraqi sources reported that 6 people were injured and some other sources reported that 14 people were injured in an air attack on the joint base of

and then daniel weiner talks about campaign fundraising so far this election cycle and the broader rolef money in american politics. c-span's washington journal. guideline the conversation live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span. c-span now, our freeing mobile app. online at c-span.org. >> friday a conversation on fostering global relationships and the possibility of gnaw cold war with china hosted by georgetown university's global dialogues. watch live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> they said i'm over the hill. don lemon would say that is a man in his prime. >> watch c-span's coverage of the annual white house corners dinner live saturday with colin jost as the featured entertainer as well as president biden who is expected to give remarks. our coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span.org and c-span now. as journalists and sleppities walk the red carpet into the event. sights and sounds from signed the ballroom before the festivities begin. watch the white house earn correspondents dinner on the c-span netwo

treble i'm all about that ♪ ♪ bass 'bout that bass no treble (ooh) i'm all about that bass 'bout ♪ my weinerfor my band, y'all! that was meghan's debut single, "all about database." it was the best-selling song of a female artist. that is insane. thank you for that sing with me. >> meghan: that was fun! [cheers and applause] >> kelly: have a seat. but now we are in our third -- oh, my gosh. we were talking about, you rehearsed once before this. and i love singing with your voice. it is so nice. i effortlessly harmonize and you are you have a great voice. >> meghan:

meanwhile, hold onto your all-beef weiners, 'cause the new york mets have introduced an adventurous newl, which consists of a rainbow cookie, raspberry jam, and chocolate syrup, rolled and fried in an egg roll wrapper. ugh. the concession stand has gotten so pretentious since mr. met studied abroad. this is on-brand for the mets, though, because when you put that fried cookie in your mouth, in a way, you've already lost. [applause] meanwhile... really? sure, why not? speaking of cookies: milk. remember the blue milk luke skywalker drinks in "star wars"? well, after 47 years, "star wars" blue milk is finally coming to stores. yeah, they're rolling out a big campaign featuring yoda. "milk got?" we'll be right back with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. when anyone in this house wears white, it doesn't stay white for long. white? to art class? that's risky. art has no rules, mom. huh. white with coffee? a dangerous endeavor. white? to soccer? i'm not gonna slide tackle. he's gonna slide tackle. but now with tide oxi white, we can clean our white clothes without using bleach. it even

that's not even good enough for scott weiner, he still voted no. >> trace: insanity.oth. >>> sent a text, phone or slide into someone's dm's? so many ways to reach out but we want to know which is your favorite. is there one you avoid at all costs and is there one you love? let us know, x and instagram @tracegallagher, we will read the best responses in the nightcap next. [♪♪] [♪♪] [ ♪♪ ] we are back with the nightcap crew here. tonight's topic communication is key of vital question that can break or make a relationship what is your full preferred way to chat text or call what is it going to be? >> if it's work taxed me and then i can decide if it merits a call if a friend or family member i would rather a call it's a welcome surprise because people taxed so much it's nice to hear somebody's voice. >> julia? >> if you text me i will think something's wrong. >> ashley? >> i would rather talk on the phone every time. >> i'm with ashley call me, call me. >> it carefully you will have calls so i'm going to say call me. >> joe? >> whose blondie look i'm anti- text on with

now, joe is elbow deep in a jalapeno poppers and talking to a construction cone he thinks is john weinerlaughter ] also true. >> jesse: the relationship between of the present president trump was so acrimonious, you know with him calling him a racist russian traitor from day one, he no-show to the dinner for his entire term. joe biden brought the party back saturday night but had a hard time breaking bread. literally. breaking that piece of bread looked challenging. now we did not slow the tape down at all this is regular speed. you think having dinner with a thousand of your closest friends an entire industry giving an office you may be in a better mood. but biden just met he had to eat solid? scarlett johansson's husband who does weaken updates on saturday night live, he was the mc. 's who one estimate was in dc and left my cocaine at the white house. [ laughter ] luckley the president was able to put it to good use for a state of the union. [ laughter ] >> jesse: had another good line... >> like many of you here tonight i pretend to do news on tv. my weekend update coanchor michael ja

meanwhile, hold onto your all-beef weiners, 'cause the new york mets have introduced an adventurous new consists of a rainbow cookie, raspberry jam, and chocolate syrup, rolled and fried in an egg roll wrapper. ugh. the concession stand has gotten so pretentious since mr. met studied abroad. this is on-brand for the mets, though, because when you put that fried cookie in your mouth, in a way, you've already lost. [applause] meanwhile... really? sure, why not? speaking of cookies: milk. remember the blue milk luke skywalker drinks in "star wars"? well, after 47 years, "star wars" blue milk is finally coming to stores. yeah, they're rolling out a big campaign featuring yoda. "milk got?" we'll be right back with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. ♪♪ no two bodies are the same. s

party, because unlike past republican presidents, unlike republican congressional leaders like john weiner, kevin mccarthy, donald trump really doesn't care much about the republican party as an institution. donald trump cares about himself, about advancing his own political and personal interest, so the party always comes second, third, or fourth, and that investment in helping down ballot republicans, is it really a focus for donald trump, his focus is how can he get enough money for his campaign and his legal defense, so these republicans feel like they will be left behind like they're not going to have the opportunity to rely on a big party infrastructure, the way they have in the past. >> jennifer, it seems to me i could be wrong, but a lot of the big donors to the rnc are people who probably are not the extreme election deniers, that trump has taken the republican party or has made the republican party in his image. the newly appointed cochair, lara trump, told nbc that that was in the past, the election denying stuff was in the past, 2020 was in the past. it doesn't seem to be true

like what john weiner did years ago -- john boehner did years ago. just three house members who support speaker johnson pushing this effort, we will see if they do anything today, later this afternoon, i anticipate other procedural gimmicks, trying to adjourn the house before they get to these bills which would not be successful, we assume, but a lot to get to in a rare saturday session of the house. >> julie, we will stay close to you as things develop. this is an important story for us to cover. >>> coming up, today's vote with the ranking member of the armed services committee, congressman adam smith. you are watching velshi on msnbc. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nau

woman of maryland, and former chief communications adviser for republican speakers paul ryan and jon weiner both of you for being here tonight. i want to start with you. donald trump playing golf and doing campaign stops at a bodega in new york. is there the possibility that there is a very real impact because of this trial on the flow of his campaign? >> absolutely. look, running for president is a hard thing, and it is exhausting. so i don't blame him that he is not out there every single moment doing it. but i think that is i would happen in the supreme court today could have an incredible impact on the rest of this election. it could actually sway the election. the current case, it will last a few weeks, and if that's all he has to do that he might be able to survive that. but if he is stuck in a courthouse for months on end throughout this campaign, and that is the context in which we are seeing donald trump, if that is how people are associating him with it, forget the fact that he is not campaigning. if that is the story of donald trump's election, he could be a huge trouble. so what

the last thing that place needs is another weird-looking weiner.t -- [ laughter ] that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] we are off and running for you tonight. she is a tony, emmy, and academy award-winning actress who is currently starring in "mother play" at second stage's hayes theater here in new york. the one, the only, jessica lange will be here. [ cheers and applause ] and he is an incredible actor you know from "house of cards," "billions," and "ant-man." he is in a fantastic play, "appropriate," at the belasco theatre also here in the city. i saw it and loved it. corey stoll will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] but before we get to all that, i have a very exciting announcement. i want to mention a new podcast launched today, it's called "the lonely island and seth meyers podcast." [ cheers ] it's me and my friends and former "snl" buds, andy samberg, akiva schaffer, and jorma taccone, aka the lonely island. we'll be talking about our time at the show, that show being "snl." and episode by episode, we'll discuss

weiner was driving one of those vehicles that was struck and he killed and that action just to innocent bystander struck by this car's getaway car. a distressed bride to be needs the public's help in redwood city, a porch pirate took off. >> with her wedding dress. take a look at what happened. here's the video you out. just walking up, grabbing the package like is, you know, happens well inside. >> that was her $2000 wedding dress. swipe right off the porch. their this happened last thursday around 8.30, in the evening. they live on adams street near madison avenue. just a a little bit away from downtown redwood city. if you recognize this man call the police, they love to solve it. >> i don't know when. >> the wedding day is james bit of that dress were to come back. lot of talk in a fit him. the guy took it as joe. does that. >> alright 6.35. is the time. let's talk about business and political leaders from all across the u.s. actually. but here in california as well going to washington, d.c., trying to secure some federal money for resources back here at home, our capital course by

this is, by the way, the weiner and wettstein . and wettstein. >> what's that in iranian now, being german university in berlin . so, yeah. university in berlin. so, yeah. >> but anyway, i follow a number of accounts that talk about anti—aging on twitter. and the main thing seems to be maintain as much muscle, do resistance training at least once, and also have a good pension fund. that helps, certainly. and yeah, fat address book something i am sure we can all sympathise with in the times, nicholas, where no one needs to be heckled by a suckling infant . suckling infant. >> yeah, that's that's a that story was , i don't know, i was, story was, i don't know, i was, i wasn't sure about this story how to feel about the comedian, comedian defence ejecting breastfeeding mother over gurgles . so this was a show in gurgles. so this was a show in australia. melbourne the comedian's name is arj barker. i don't know him , but i know him. don't know him, but i know him. he's a successful one. >> the famous bit about star wars. but go on. yeah, right, so basically this is a big show, 700 people appar

i love you smart weiner offer the ultimate smart protection. >> easy removal cleaning, and install. it's smart. it's smart, lighter oh, crap that's a really good gift. >> now, we gotta get frehse something we could use these new gift mode. yes what, do the. french like anyone cheese they like cheese, brilliant. done let's, do four more who don't would give new on a mac? our planet cleaner to help us get there america's plastic makers we're investing billions of dollars to create innovative products and new recycling technologies for sustainable change. because when you push for smarter solutions, week thing this can happen you know, i spent a lot of time thinking about dirt at three in the morning and he time what people don't know. >> is that not all dirt? is the same. you need dirt with the right kind of nutrients. look at this new organic soil from miracle grow. >> everybody should have it, it worked great for us. >> this good as gold in any garden. if peoplonlynew that it really is about the that it really is about the dirt, your dirt nerd shell renewable race fuel. reducing emi

. >> i love you smart weiner offer the ultimate smart protection easy removal, cleaning, and install it smart it's smart liner upon his first day of retirement, markers, rogers made a contract with themselves. i will never again work for another man or woman, or todd especially common i lay down my badge, abandoned my corporate phone plan and i'll get a new plan with consumers cellular without a contract, without sacrificing comfort let's go over when freedom calls, we're here to answer transfer your ira or your old 401 k to robert. goodbye. april 30th. and we'll give you 3% boost with the biggest match of any ira on the market. robin hood gold gets you the most for retirement on the left, your mouth wash with the burning sensation in on the right closest the alcohol-free gentle mouthwash that works without the burn, close mouthwash is fresh and breadth. >> improve gum health and strengthened team closest works without the burn now, adt professionally installs google nest products. you're all sudden your home is safe and smarter. >> we're going to miss you can check it on your home o

he went on to found the washington law of goldberg godless weiner and wright, and is described as the dean of american telecommunications lawyers. in addition to his brilliant practice, he has authored many articles and reports on communications. the first amendment and the media and communications technologies. thomas hazlett is hugh mccall, a professor of economics and director of the economic director. the information economy project at clemson university. is author of the politic spectrum the tumultuous of wireless technology from herbert hoover to the smartphone and other influential books and hundreds of articles on communication policy, including regular columns for the wall street journal and the financial times. the two times white whitehead and haslett were colleagues and collaborators in the 2000, when both held professorships at george mason university. let me say a long time student of professor work that it towers above everything else that has been written in the field now margaret whitehead margaret the flaw or i should say the airwaves are yours. thank you, jim baron

that question, we're going to hear in further sessions this morning from danielle allen and greg weiner of peter berkowitz and bryan garsten. but we're starting this morning with maybe dean of historians of american founding the great gordon wood. it would be it would be a fool's errand and a particularly long to provide you with a full biography of gordon wood. but he is an emeritus of history at brown. he's written several of the most important books in the study of the early american republic, including the radicalism the american revolution, which won a pulitzer prize, the creation of the american republic won the bancroft prize. many other books, important papers and articles in the field. he's really created some of the basic frameworks and categories that now help us define the study of the founding. one of our former research assistant today who was here today, i'll make sure you meet him. gordon, when he saw the lineup for today, describes himself as a gordon wood fanboy. and i think maybe we would use different terms but there are a lot of gordon wood fanboys and fan girls in

the brennan center's daniel weiner talks about campaign fundraising so far this election cycle and theoader role of money in american politics. c-span's "washington journal." join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on friday morning on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> friday, a conversation on fostering global relationships and the possibility of a new cold war with china, hosted by georgetown university's global dialogues. watch live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> friday night, watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, a weekly roundup of c-span's campaign coverage, providing a one-stop shop to discover what the candidates across the country are saying to voters, along with first-hand accounts from political reporters, updated poll numbers, fundraising data, and campaign ads. watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail friday night at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or download as a podcast on c-span now, our free mobile app, or wherever you get your podcasts. c-span,

this is herbert weiner. i have, some concerns. one is when are the rats going to be, reestablished to the pre-covid levels of muni service? i think this is very important to do. i would like to see, i would also, i'm wondering about the consultation of vision zero with the police department. some of our vision zero has not been successful in preventing traffic deaths. and i think the traffic division of the police department would be very valuable in their consultation. so these are my concerns that i wish to convey to the public. also, i'm 85 years of age. i don't put myself on a road. i have given up my vehicle. but i do believe that the needs of tourists have to be addressed and they have not been addressed to the priority given bicyclists, moderna, human beings have, and we have a need to prevent congestion. thank you. thank you. no additional callers. close. item nine and please call the next item. places you on item ten, your consent calendar. these items are considered to be routine and will be acted upon by a single vote.