>> yes. >> and so that's that you reduce the possibility of accidentally drawing the firearm. >> yes. >> and we can take that down. part of the reason for that is the weapons confusion, right? >> yes. >> and that was known in the field and has been known for a number of years, true? >> i guess. >> well, were you trained on it, right? >> we talked about it. >> it was part of your powerpoints, correct? >> yes. >> you were made aware in powerpoint after powerpoint after powerpoint that drawing and firing the wrong weapon can happen, right? >> we are told. it wasn't something that they expounded on. >> you were told that. >> yes. >> and you signed documentation every yore that you certified that you acknowledged knowing the risks and received the materials required for you to carry that tears, correct? >> yes. i signed the documents. >> now in terms of the carrying of these weapons, reaction side means what for you? >> that would be my left hand. >> okay. >> you're right-handed? >> yes. >> so car

>> yes. >> so you reduce the possibility of accidentally drawing and firing a firearm, right? >> yes. you can take that down. part of the reason for that is weapons confusion, right? >> yes. >> and that was known in the field and has been known for a number of years, true? >> i guess. >> you were trained on it, right? >> we talked about it. >> it was part of your power point? >> yes. >> you remained aware during power point after power point that drawing and firing the wrong weapon can happen, right? >> we were told. it wasn't something they expounded on. >> you were told that? >> yes. >> and you signed documentation every year you were certified acknowledging you knew the risk about carrying a taser? >> yes, i signed the document. >> it turns out the carrying of these weapons, reaction side means what? >> my lefthand. >> you are right-handed? >> yes. >> carrying a taser you have done for years on your left side, correct? >> yes. >> and your firearm you carry where? >> on my right side. >> ho

swalwell will vote yes will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> as the member designated by mr. joyce as the member designated by. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from california rise? >> as the member designated by mr. gallego, i inform the house that mr. gallego will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new jersey rise? >> as the member designated by mrs. lesko, i inform the house that mrs. lesko will vote yes. >> as the member designated by ms. underwood will vote yes yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina rise? >> as the member designated by dr. dop of florida, dr. dunn will vote yeah. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> as the member designated by david, i inform the house that congresswoman davids will vote yes, as the member designated by congressman call heel yes -- kahele will vote yes. >> ms.

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>> yes. >> and your sister? >> no, she's not. >> but is your brother in the courtroom? >> yes, he is. >> besides your brother and your mother, your father is deceased? >> yes. >> do you have any other siblings? >> i have another sister and a brother. >> do you know what their ages are? >> my sister, my oldest sister is in her 50's. and my other brother is in his 50's, also. >> what do they do for a living? >> my sister works for a medical device company. my oldest brother works for a parking company and my other brother works for retail. >> going back to when you're a youngster, where did you go to elementary school? >> immaculate conception catholic school. >> where is that located? >> columbia heights, minnesota. >> and did you live in that neighborhood? >> yes, i did. >> while you were at elementary school, while you were going to that school, did you have a police officer visit your school? >> yes. >> and do you actually know his name today? >> yes, it's officer michael mcgee. >> where wa

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>> yes. >> and your sister? >> no, she's not. >> but is your brother in the courtroom. >> yes, he is. >> and besides your brother and your mother, your father is deceased? >> yes. >> and do you have any other siblings? >> i have another sister and a brother. >> what do they -- do you know what their ages are? >> my oldest sister is in her 50s and my other brother is in his 50s also. >> my sister works for a medical device company my oldest brother works for a parking company and my other brother works for retail. >>. >> going back to when you were a youngster, where do you go to elementary school? >> immaculate conception. >> where is that? >> columbia heights. >> did you live that neighborhood? >> yes, i did. >> while you were going to that school did you have a police officer visit your school. >> yes. >> do you know his name today? >> yes, it's officer michael mcgee. >> where was he a police officer at. >> the columbia heights police department. >> why was he at your school? >> he was doin

>> yes. >> and your sister? >> no, she's not. >> but is your brother in the courtroom? >> yes, he is. >> and besides your brother and your mother and your father is deceased? >> yes. >> and do you have any other siblings? >> i have another sister and a brother. >> do you know what their ages are? >> my sister, my oldest sister is in her 50s, and my other brother is in his 50s also. >> what do they do for a living? >> my sister works for a medical device company. my oldest brother works for a parking company, and my other brother works for retail. >> going back to when you were a youngster, where did you go to elementary school? >> immaculate conception catholic school. >> and where was that located or is located? >> columbia heights, minnesota. >> and did you live in that neighborhood? >> yes, i did. >> while you were at elementary school, while you were going to that school, did you have a police officer visit your school? >> yes. >> and do you actually know his name today? >> yes, it's offi

bass will vote yes on s. 610. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. meng, i inform the house that ms. meng will vote yes on s. 610. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 222, and the nays are 212. the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on passage of s. 1505, on which the yeas and nays are requested. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: s. 1505, a bill to chezzic nate the post office in orlando, florida, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on passage of the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or

meeks: yes, mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the representative from the great state of michigan, mrs. dingell. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from the great state of michigan, mrs. dingell, is recognized. mrs. dingell: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in support of the combating international islamophobia act. this legislation creates an office to monitor and to combat islamophobia at the department of state. in recent years, we have seen tragedies like the 2019 christchurch shooting as well as the state sponsor persecution of uighurs in china. my hometown of dearborn, michigan, has a very large muslim community, and it's also a constant target of islamophobia hate. there are thousands of documented complaints of anti-muslim hate and bias in the united states this year alone. and my community, they are good standing americans. they are fearful of these actions. i have heard from my constituents who are afraid of visiting their mosques or going to events as a result

yes. ah ah i when you spend the night it's a bean is be cut. oh yes. do you share a bed now? yes. how is it? we have to go to bed. but knobby as we lock the door so that no one comes in. they do. yes. some people come into our room, that's annoying, is much when i want to be along the 10 mod i, the others come in. oh i. so i said, leave us be what's my to play? i don't want that as something's a private does a boundary. they should keep too expensive. yeah. and i so i don't go around walk into other rooms. not every one does me. nobody, they don't understand, don't. they've got quite serious disability. friendship love, sex. normal things often denied people with disabilities, but not here. says flow he and cornish from the lung and hack residential care facility and they are often hide div. yeah, i think this open minded approach of ours is a step ahead of other organizations like ah, the approach benefits couples like sabine and helmet, who enjoy their life together. just like today at h

>> yes. >> so you reduce the possibility of accidentally drawing and firing a firearm. right? >> yes. >> and -- we can take that down. part of the reason for that is weapons confusion. >> yes. >> and that was known in the field and has been known for a number of years. true? >> i guess. >> you were trained on it. right? >> we talked about it. >> it was part of your power poirchts. correct? >> yes. >> you were made aware during power poibt after powerpoint after powerpoint that drawing and firing the wrong weapon can happen. right? >> we were told. it wasn't something that they expounded on. >> you were told that? >> yes. >> and you signed documentation every year you were certified acknowledging that you knew the risks, received and reviewed the materials required for you to carry that taser. correct? >> yes. i signed the documents. >> okay. >> now, in terms of the carrying of these weapons, reaction side means what for you? >> that would be my left hand. >> okay. >> you're right-handed? >> y

yes. i think lockdowns _ impact that will have. yes. will - impact that will have. yes. i think lockdowns will get - impact that will have. yes. i i think lockdowns will get better managed and the gdp impact should be less damaging. now people are really concerned about inflation. we have seen that supply chains get really easilyjammed up. that leads to shortages and price squeezes. the labour market, particularly in the us, where they had so much covid support programme, they are really struggling to hire and if there is another wave of coronavirus but doesn't encourage people back into the workforce. so if we're going to see interest rates have to go to limit inflation, that also, that spreads out all over the dust at all of the world, emerging markets are often prized of us interest rates. you have got investments and junk bonds, there are multiplier effects they do spread out from that kind of uncertainty, the potentialfor uncertainty, the potential for inflation, uncertainty, the potentialfor inflation, further inflation, and furth

>> yes. in my opinion, yes, absolutely, understanding, and this is the key qualification, that there's no such thing as zero risk. every cold and flu season, katy, you don't want me to talk about this, but there's probably 20 flu virus -- respiratory viruses that you probably never heard of, nor have your viewers. that's what i geek out on. you may never have third of them. they cause a sore throat, runny nose, but that's it. that's what we're hoping covid turns into for the vast majority of people who are triple vaxed, a nuisance. hopefully we'll also see that for the high risk vulnerable. there's no such thing as zero risk. you might test positive. we need to turn the temperature down on what vaccine breakthrough infection actually means so people don't get as anxious right now. >> one other question for you, dr. gupta. we have the governor of new york coming on in a second. new york is seeing a surge in cases. i'm already getting emails from restaurants that i frequent saying, we're closin

is that -- >> yes, senator. >> yes, senator. >> yes. >> okay, thank you. do any of you share location data with the company that's in this article? it's i think h-u-k, they're a major data. >> senator, i've never heard of that company and i'm not aware. >> senator, i'm not aware of the company, but we also don't collect gps data. >> you would be affiliated with them in some way. i mean, they're getting this information anyway. so, i'm sorry, the last witness if you -- >> senator, i'm also not aware of the company. >> maybe you can help us for the record on this so that we know. but this is exactly what the public is frustrated about and concerned about particularly when harm can be done, that, you know, they go to a website, they say to the website i don't want my sensitive information to be shared, and then there's this conglomerate of data gathering on top of that that's not honoring those wishes as it relates to the interface on those apps. this is exactly why i think we need a strong privacy law and why we should protect consumers on this. in the faceb

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>> yes.ed to use the taser, right? >> i haven't seen his report. >> would it refresh your recollection to see his report? >> yes, please. >> may i approach your honor? >> you may. >> did you have a chance to look at that miss potter? >> yes. and did you see the portion where it explains when asked by this examiner why she decided to draw her taser, officer potter states i don't have an answer, my brain said grab the taser. do you recall that. >> i don't recall it but it is in his paperwork. >> so, on april 11th, you reached out and drew your weapon, right? >> yes. >> and you said taser, taser, taser, so officer lucky and sergeant johnson would disengage, right? >> yes. >> and they did disen greige, didn't they? they let go of daunte wright and stepped back. >> according to the video. and after you so the daunte wright, you said hit, i just shot him. i grabbed the wrong -- gun and i shot him and i'm going to go to prison and i killed a boy. you said all of those things, right. >> i don't remem

yes. ., , , , but may pick it up in the evening? yes. , ., , , , ., yes.how to do it. ok, professor, thank you very _ know how to do it. ok, professor, thank you very much _ know how to do it. ok, professor, thank you very much for _ know how to do it. ok, professor, thank you very much for your time this afternoon. the education secretary for england nadhim zahawi has written to school and college leaders to say the government will try to boost the numbers of supply teachers by encouraging recently retired staff to consider a return to work. he also wrote a tribute on twitter, praising teachers and support staff for the 'incredible job�* they were doing in their reponse to the pandemic. and explained that he was looking for ways to increase capacity. well, earlier, i spoke to our education editor branwenjeffries who says the government recognises that teacher shortages due to coronavirus are emerging as the biggest problem in the plans for schools to reopen injanuary. a lot of parents will be very anxious to avoid a repeat of this year, where schools open

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yes. conservative party conference in 2010, when michael gove was the education secretary. yes. did you have any idea that that speech would change your life? i knew i was being naughty. i knew i was saying things you're not meant to say. elephants, you know, i was doing that. but no, i had no idea what i was doing. i was very naive. they told me that it would go out on bbc parliament, and i thought, "well, nobody watches that, so i'll be fine." they lapped up your message, that attack on the culture of excuses of low standards, a sea of bureaucracy, the chaos of our classrooms. they loved every single word you had to say. yeah. i mean, i was surprised. you'll see me sort of smiling awkwardly every time they clap because i'm taken aback and i'm thinking, oh, i don't know what to do right now. but, yes, they did like it. and that was the thing. they then stood, you see, and gave me a standing ovation. and then that's when the press turned towards me. i had not expected that to happen. after

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yes. when you see a conservative _ rachel? yes. when you see a conservative mp _ rachel? yes.warning about, rachel? yes. when you see a - conservative mp warning about, you know, _ conservative mp warning about, you know, scientists getting ideas above their station and uk and to public health— their station and uk and to public health socialists to which i can only— health socialists to which i can only respond, if only! the nation would _ only respond, if only! the nation would be — only respond, if only! the nation would be much healthier and we have a much _ would be much healthier and we have a much better pandemic response if that were _ a much better pandemic response if that were the case. but ijust think it's really— that were the case. but ijust think it's really out of counter with what's — it's really out of counter with what's going on in terms of the public— what's going on in terms of the public mood. people are going to listen _ public mood. people are going to listen to— public mood. people are going to listen to chris whitty more than they are — listen to chr

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yes. the night before we published, i couldn't sleep. i was just like i have gotten the "new york times" to give all of these resources to this massive project. and what if it publishes and lands with a thud and zeros in a day or two and no one cares? but i also find if life, generally having low expectations is good. then you're -- >> -- pleasantly surprised. >> exactly. you can be surprised but hopefully not too disappointed. what surprised me was one, just the massive audience for the project, that the project sold out all over the country it. sold out of multiple releases. there were lines of people trying to get copies of it. the words, year 1619 really entered the national lexicon. i just couldn't have imagined that a project on slavery would reach as widely as it did. >> and one that begins there. >> yes. exactly. >> as opposed to other iconic dates. >> that's right. and i come from very working class, blue collar town and family, and i've been a journalist for 20 years and this was

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yes. i think you are seeing some leaders — yes.an omicron itself. we saw the so—called pain dammit over the summer— so—called pain dammit over the summer "— so—called pain dammit over the summer —— pandemic. advocates particularly — summer —— pandemic. advocates particularly under enzyme with a nhs was already under a lot of pressure. obviously— was already under a lot of pressure. obviously you seen it receive less generous— obviously you seen it receive less generous funding over the last that it has— generous funding over the last that it has typically this is a dangerous period~ _ it has typically this is a dangerous period~ i— it has typically this is a dangerous period. i think there are two is cause for— period. i think there are two is cause for hope to the extent that vaccines— cause for hope to the extent that vaccines make a huge difference to peoples _ vaccines make a huge difference to peoples risk of severe illness or being _ peoples risk of severe illness or being hospitalised at all. a significant number of those wh

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swowsy will vote yes on the -- swozy will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from colorado rise? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by miss paul gosar from has as, mr. gosar will vote nay on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from missouri rise? >> as the member designated by ms. ocasio-cortez, i inform the house that ms. ocasio-cortez will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? >> as the member designated by representative fernandez, i inform the house representative fernandez will vote aye on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina rise? >> as the member designated by mr. luetkemeyer of missouri, i inform the house that mr. luetkemeyer will vote nay on the previous question. as the member designated mrs. wagner of missouri, i inform the house that mrs. wagner will vote nay on the previous question. the sp

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yes. this comes back to something _ facing these costs. yes. i was _ facing these costs. yes. this comes back to something i was saying - back to something i was saying earlier on, if you are in the government, you have got to try to balance the risk to the economy, you want people to fly, because that's revenue from the taxpayer for the country, but on the other hand, you are trying to take a reasonably cautious approach. the thing to remember here is that advisers advise them about ministries decide, so be here all the advice from scientists, lots of people telling the government what they are doing wrong and how they should be doing a better, but ultimately committees are clinical decisions, and its ministers who will then have to take, you know, the consequences of those decisions, but that means more stringent measures injanuary or not. i think that the government at the minute, the main issue here is trying to balance the pressure is on the nhs and the need for the economy to continue as best it can. if the nhs and the need for the econom

yes, that's true, that's true. mr morecambe. yes, that's me. for £85. oh, yes. we started out mild but quite murky with outbreaks of rain. these weather fronts pushing steadily northwards through the night but behind it introducing this milder air with the southerly flow and that mild air will gradually displace the cold air across much of england and wales and the exception will always sit across the far north of scotland. that means a potential, through the day today, of seeing a little bit of snow. the tops of the mountains being seen. some heavier rain later today into northern ireland, north—west england and the scottish borders to the south of that, with quite a lot of cloud, may be thick enough for light drizzly rain in places, but it will stay mild, 10-12 rain in places, but it will stay mild, 10—12 is a high. further north, we keep that colder air, temperatures sitting 5—7 c. living out of thursday towards christmas eve, is that where the front continues to push steadily north, bumping into the cold air, we could see some significant snow to higher grou

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yes.nd if so, why is that important? well, especially in the inner city, i understand that not every school needs that. but in the inner city, the alternative is children getting and shoving — places where the shy children are terrified to walk down the corridors. not only that, but it means you lose enormous amount of lesson time because it takes so long to get them into the lessons. and when you're trying to catch children up at 11 years old who have a reading age of a six—year—old, you need as much time in the lessons as possible. so it's about loving the music and high expectations in your school. do you see yourself as imposing a sort of order, a safe environment that doesn't exist the second they leave that school gate? yeah, that's exactly right. the children, especially if you come from a chaotic background, you're desperate to be somewhere that's orderly and structured and some of the children try and stay late deliberately because they'd rather be in that kind of environment rath

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. >> yes. >> d'antonioio. >> yes. >> friedenbach. >> yes. >> ledbetter. >> yes. >> miller. >> absent. reggio. >> yes. >> chair williams. >> yes. the minutes are approved. we will now move to turn this over to our staff. >> i think everybody remembers from the last meeting there is a change in the california laws around teleconferencing to allow communities to respond more to the public emergencies and state of emergencies. what is required is that each month the committee consider and then pass a resolution to -- if it is deliberated and decided that you need to remain teleconferencing, you pass this resolution to say we have gone through the motions and considered the dynamics. i will read the resolution. resolved that the our city our home oversight committee finds as follows. the state of california and the city remain in the state of emergency due to the covid-19 pandemic. at this meeting the our city, our home oversight committee considered the circumstances of the state of emergency. state and city officials continue to recommend measures to promote physical distancing and other

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