. >> zack, i know you're on the line. if you understand the question, if you would advise, that would be helpful. >> sure. if the permit applicant based on the representations made today wants to on the record withdraw the appeal, the permit applicant can do that. otherwise, it's still pending before the commission and the commission has to take action to resolve it. that could be to affirm the denial or to reverse or modify. those are the three options under your policy. but, again, if the permit applicant and the department are going to work out a compromise, the permit applicant can affirmatively withdraw the appeal at this time. >> president: okay. so let me ask zack while we have you on the line, can we negotiate a modification to the application today under this appeal? >> sure. so under the permit follows the modification is one of the options i would advise that the commission should have a discussion with the department and the permit applicant now to work out those terms so that when you're voting on has a speci

and you can honor values by helping zack and veterans resettling allies.nd never for getting. >> zack, what are your thoughts? >> i agree with paul. means never leaving anyone behind, never for getting. i think it also means when you look to the future, look to the present, how you choose to live your life, the difference and impact you want to have. one of the most important lessons as a young kid, lost a close friend in traffic in a car accident, at his funeral the rabbi said we have now an obligation to live our life for john. so for those that we lost on 9/11, for those we lost in the wars that followed, we have an obligation to live our lives as individuals, as veterans, as americans, to honor their sacrifice, to make it mean something and be worthy of their sacrifice. that's something that we should all think about not just on 9/11 but every day. >> grateful for the sacrifice. do our part every day to be stronger, better, kinder to others. thank you for everything you do. thanks for joining us this morning. we'll be right back. is morning. we'll be r

this is 7-year-old zack ri. >> my mom has to unscrew the condition so we can get out. so we were saved by the rest cue team. we climbed in the roof and then the person picked and carried me up to the boat and then they did it with the others. >> pretend i'm president joe biden, what would you ask? >> can you please help our family grow stronger and we need the money to fix all of this. and make it into our original house. >> do you think you will be able to make it back like it was before? >> yes. if there is a way in there is a way out. >> and he was actually able to meet the president just out here yesterday. he gave him homemade letter that he told me said mr. biden, your parents must be proud of you for winning the office of the presidency. that his competitor was not that easy to beat. i was to show you quickly if i can. i think it gives you a sense of what they went through. when i asked zachary where the water was, he said his head here, and the water here. you can see in their home all they lost, again. there are insurance adjust stores here out assessing thing

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we're headquartered in the zack's involved forest, an entire year in friedrich through push and was sent out to various different areas of germany, to pick up prisoners from the concentration camps to name and to try wherever possible, to take them back to scandinavian, avi, and simply use the 1st phase of the evacuation started on march, the 15th, the white buses divided into 2 platoons, around 40 ss and gets stopped, or liaison officers were attached to the expedition. the 1st platoon headed east to the temper sexton house and the 300 kilometers away. steve young musson, a swedish red cross volunteer, accompanied them as a motorcycle escort nearer the compton section house. and so small you saw when we finally arrived and sucks. and carson, who combed the gates were open it, and a lot of norwegians came out in a fairly orderly way that it nor would i don't over the 1st stage. and when they took the 1st steps more 3 years towards freedom. there are no play with that was an experience stood up lives, huge experience. 30 really the 2nd white bus, his platoon headed south to duck ho, shown

zack littell goes out for the fourth and second pitch. deep drive to center.eaps, does not make the catch. saves a run. the ball doesn't seem to be bouncing the way of the giants. curt casali a, a two run single. lead in the west, to games. the dodgers win, as well. bob melvin fired up as the a's are looking for their fourth straight win. sent to the showers early. matt olson gets it started early. 36 homer of the season. right field bleachers. check out the smile rounding first base. chad pinder, the two run double. mark running all the way. he will around third. he will beat the throw home. taking the opportunity to advance. still in the first. matt chapman with hard contact down the baseline. empty-handed. scores, a's take the 3-0 lead. trying to close it out with bases-loaded. josh harrison. unbelievable. they call it a snow cone. a game saving catch. they hang on to win 3-1. david shah, the first time they played an sec team on the road. tied at seven. nathaniel p finds an opening. takes a 21 yards. all the way in for the touchdown. 14-7 cardinals. stanfo

gave president joe biden many options to keep the mission from getting out of control. barren from zack shows us some of the highlights from today's hearing. i am disappointed, but the statements of all witnesses were not sensitive committee until late last evening, giving center to the staff very little time to review the senate armed services sharing. right out of the gate, was off to a bumpy start. with the 3 men testifying general mark, milly, secretary of austin and general frank mckenzie, angering senators on both sides. were there lack of urgency on delivering testimony and writing cause it was a largest error, error error lives conducted and us history. and it was executed in 17 days. was it perfect? of course not all 3 men admitted mistakes were made, but the circumstances were ones the united states hasn't seen before. but senators, no matter their party bought her the meeting into a grill session. we have no presence any longer, an afghan, a stand. there were hundreds of american, not just americans, generally civilians you left behind against the president, explicit commitme

at the ballpark in san francisco giants down to nothing in the seventh when eddie rosario will take zackittle out of the yard and into the cove nice little souvenir for the man in the red tank top three. nothing atlanta to the ninth. rosario has a double triple. and a home run, so a single gets him the cycle. and that's exactly what he does up the middle, just the second cycle ever at oracle park since it opened in 2000, eric burns, by the way with the other braves blanked the giants three dodgers also win. so as we said, the lead is just one in the west, you are looking at sergio romo. the a's had to lead in the ninth, but they blow it. romo gives up the rb single to host a raha seth brown stroh is high that allows another underscore from third to tie the game the angels do in the ninth, we go to extras. and in the 10th jed lowry with the runner on third, plenty deep, and it's a sac fly. matt olsen is coming in for the go ahead. run the days when it 3 to 2 that is their fifth straight win. so the a's are hanging know the system in educn that we've not seen before that, i think gets us c

the zack brown band tour is on hold for it around tested positive for covid-19. shows scheduled for tomorrow through sunday have been canceled. brown broke the news on social media saying he is putting the health and safety of fans and crew first. he thanked fans and front-line workers and promised the band would hit the road as soon as it's safe. reggie: things you are ordering right now may take a while to get to. there's a major backlog of cargo ships. >> in this morning's gma first look, retail experts urgent consumers to start their holiday shoppingnuctg and e akin demd productsel shien sealtogether. this drone footage carrying -- catching the backlog of cargo ships. southern california ports responsible for nearly half of all u.s. imports already hitting idle ships ready to unload. >> this is more than we've seen before. >> industry later shorted ashley were shortages across the port. >> the reality is labor is very tight across the economy right now. >> it's not just or packages that might be delayed. coming up we will also tell you about the big changes c

and now, zack will introduce our next speaker. >> thank you so much, cat. we're going to hear from some of our courageous supervisors who road transit today starting with supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: good morning, transit riders. it's so great to be here with all of and my colleagues. i'm showing our collective love for transit this morning and happy transit month. i rode in this morning on the n-juda and the ride seemed a little bit smoother with fewer delays and quicker than before. so that was great to see and i believe director tumlin and m.t.a. actually have some data to back that up. so, that's been really great. as you all know, we're in a critical moment for public transit in san francisco. we can't afford to debate measures. we can't afford to be divided and we can't afford to drop the ball on delivering the service or go back and forth on the world class transit system that's needed and deserved. we need to put our money where our mouth is. that means we need new revenue. we need to make sure every san francisco voter knows what's at stake.

and now, zack will introduce our next speaker. >> thank you so much, cat. we're going to hear from some of our courageous supervisors who road transit today starting with supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: good morning, transit riders. it's so great to be here with all of and my colleagues. i'm showing our collective love for transit this morning and happy transit month. i rode in this morning on the n-juda and the ride seemed a little bit smoother with fewer delays and quicker than before. so that was great to see and i believe director tumlin and m.t.a. actually have some data to back that up. so, that's been really great. as you all know, we're in a critical moment for public transit in san francisco. we can't afford to debate measures. we can't afford to be divided and we can't afford to drop the ball on delivering the service or go back and forth on the world class transit system that's needed and deserved. we need to put our money where our mouth is. that means we need new revenue. we need to make sure every san francisco voter knows what's at stake.

zack martin, for example, one of the best players of the cowboys, likely to be out he's been on the covid i think overall, we'll get through it >> and brady won't freeze. the goats, 44, coming off a super bowl win they look stronger than ever >> this is his 22nd year in the nfl. he made really well at the end of the season. remember last year noted camp with the buccaneers no pre season. this year they have a full offseason, a full camp i expect them to hit the ground running. they'll be very tough to beat in the nfc south which is very strong because drew brees is now on our team. he'll be in the studio with us and they love mac jones. people tell you, there's nick saban and bill belichick and they're pretty similar in the way they prepare their team. well, mac jones learned nfl styl style, expect him to be thebes splash in the first round. >> what's the game as you look down the schedule, what is the one that you say, i want to be there. >> week four when tom brady goes back to new england as the bucs play in foxborough that will be something to see the reception for brady who new engla

now, an expert at middlebury who spoke with my colleague, zack owens, says this indicates that this plantl centrifuges. now, u.s. officials agree this could signal that north korea does plan to expand this production of weapons-grade uranium, which could be used for north korean nuclear weapons. this, of course, is extremely worrying and it comes on the heels of a report by the international atomic energy agency which says that for the first time since 2018 they are see seeing a nuclear reactor at this facility back up and running. so you combine that with the missile test that we've seen over the course of the past few days from north korea, this is a very worrying situation that the biden administration now has to deal with. ana. >> alex marquardt, thank you for the update. that does it for us today. thanks so much for being here. i'm ana cabrera in new york. follow me on at which pointer @anacabrera. victor blackwell and alisyn camerota take over right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hello. thank you for being with us. i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm alisyn camerota. soon president biden will make his l

returned to the san jose courthouse this morning were, several witnesses testified, including audra, zack, man. the nurse from arizona said that she used that theranos blood test to determine if a patient was pregnant. now that there are nose test indicated that the patient was losing her pregnancy. but a backup test by another company showed that was inaccurate. jackman said that she felt quote uncomfortable as a provider having my patients drawn there. firefighters come across a dangerous and strange scene while responding to a house fire, ammunition going off and a naked man finding the flames also, after more than a month of being closed because of the count or fire highway, 50 is now back open. but the fire fight isn't over what you should keep in mind if you're planning on heading up to tahoe. and sfo becomes the first airport in the country to make a big step. it will get travelers back and protect against covid. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. my name is on the front. but... i am mor

. >> zack, i know you're on the line.ou would advise, that would be helpful. >> sure. if the permit applicant based on the representations made today wants to on the record withdraw the appeal, the permit applicant can do that. otherwise, it's still pending before the commission and the commission has to take action to resolve it. that could be to affirm the denial or to reverse or modify. those are the three options under your policy. but, again, if the permit applicant and the department are going to work out a compromise, the permit applicant can affirmatively withdraw the appeal at this time. >> president: okay. so let me ask zack while we have you on the line, can we negotiate a modification to the application today under this appeal? >> sure. so under the permit follows the modification is one of the options i would advise that the commission should have a discussion with the department and the permit applicant now to work out those terms so that when you're voting on has a specific terms of the modification. >> rig

to the seventh when eddie rosario take zack little out of the yard.to bounce over the arcade and into the cove and the man in the red tank talks. tank tops says yes. i got myself a souvenir. three braves to the night. the game has been decided. but rosario a double a triple that home run, and now a single gets him to cycle, just the second cycle ever at oracle park since it opened in 2000. as the braves blank the giants three to nothing. dodgers also win. so as we said the lead is just one in the west. how about the a's and there was talk that angels pitcher shohei otani would be shut down with a sore shoulder. but no, sir otani was on the mound and then struck out 10 batters that we did give up a pair of home runs to yan gomes and matt chapman. back of those homers. the a's are up to nothing in the ninth, but sergio romo gives up a r b i single to jose. rohaas. seth brown's throw goes over yon jones head not allowed another run to score from third and we have a tie game in the ninth. so we go to extras. the a's get that runner on second, he's moved o

i'm joined now by zack cooper, co—director of the alliance for securing democracy and a senior fellowess likely? i confrontation with china more or less likely?— less likely? i think it probably makes it less _ less likely? i think it probably makes it less likely _ less likely? i think it probably makes it less likely in - less likely? i think it probably makes it less likely in the - less likely? i think it probably| makes it less likely in the long term, but let's be honest, these submarines won't, in four decades possibly, so it will take quite some time, but at the end of the day, the most dangerous thing in asia that we are seeing in worsening the military balance, i think this could help reinforce the military balance and so, i think over the long term, i think these submarines will stabilise the situation. of course, has you have seen, china is not happy about this, but they have been churning out submarines by the dozens over the last couple of decades and they do not seem to think that that has increased its instability in the region, so think of the long term, this will be

>> director: for this matter, it's zack pourianda. >> commissioner: okay. so zack, we are anticipating, we've heard testimony today, a rumor that we're going to have another case that is similar to this and they rely on the same data that the -- your associate city attorney representing the city in this case is going out to research. i wouldn't want a case that put us in the same direction to come up without this data available. this is the nature and reason why we are asking for this to form a decision until later. so what do we do about that? can we look down the agenda, future agendas and look for cases like this or that cases that may require the same information and proactively postpone those? what do we do? or else we're going to -- if we don't, then those cases, i don't know that there are or are not cases. i just heard a rumor testimony that those cases are coming. but if those cases came in front of us and we need the same information, it's sillily because we would have to postpone a decision on those cases too for the same reason. so that's why i

>> director: for this matter, it's zack pourianda. >> commissioner: okay. so zack, we are anticipating, we've heard testimony today, a rumor that we're going to have another case that is similar to this and they rely on the same data that the -- your associate city attorney representing the city in this case is going out to research. i wouldn't want a case that put us in the same direction to come up without this data available. this is the nature and reason why we are asking for this to form a decision until later. so what do we do about that? can we look down the agenda, future agendas and look for cases like this or that cases that may require the same information and proactively postpone those? what do we do? or else we're going to -- if we don't, then those cases, i don't know that there are or are not cases. i just heard a rumor testimony that those cases are coming. but if those cases came in front of us and we need the same information, it's sillily because we would have to postpone a decision on those cases too for the same reason. so that's why i

from "the new york times" reporting, quote, according to emails contained in the court documents, zackkinson, then the campaign director's director of communications reached out to subordinates in november 13th asking them to debunk several matters concerning dominion. the next day, it shows mr. parkinson got a copy of a memo, cobbled together by his staff which largely appeared to be news articles. and the "times" has a list of rebutted allegations, photo, that dominion did not use voting technology that dominion had no ties to venezuela or mr. soros. and there's no evidence that dominion leadership had connections to left win antifa activists as ms. powell and others claimed. and according to the memo contained in "the new york times," that's about as clear and unequivocal as it can get, that members of the trump campaign knew there was no evidence to support the conspiracy theories trump and his allies were very publicly spouting and it's all in writing. a reminder, according to the "times," that memo came november 14th, 2020. this press conference took place five days later, novemb

it is the zack upset of normal legal practice. the burden is on the accused, not the accuser. was that discussed when the texas house of representatives made this law? >> of course it was. we tried to make changes that as well. that is what i'm here for many physicians i have spoken with, that they are talking about retiring, leaving the state, they are somewhat risk-averse to begin with. they are not going to be risking their profession by being sued. this is not something they may have even done. it is absolutely chilling. >> there is no rape or incensed exception in this law except there is one reference to rapists that i can find. that reference says no exceptions for victims of rape to be able to sue under this law. so the texas house of representatives decided we are not going to create an incensed or rape exception. we are not going to let the rape victim turned around and sue under this law. and recover from their own victims. was this discussed? >> yes, we try to amend that to better coverage so that we could make sure rapists were not allowed to sue at all. because t

and now, zack will introduce our next speaker. >> thank you so much, cat. we're going to hear from some of our courageous supervisors who road transit today starting with supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: good morning, transit riders. it's so great to be here with all of and my colleagues. i'm showing our collective love for transit this morning and happy transit month. i rode in this morning on the n-juda and the ride seemed a little bit smoother with fewer delays and quicker than before. so that was great to see and i believe director tumlin and m.t.a. actually have some data to back that up. so, that's been really great. as you all know, we're in a critical moment for public transit in san francisco. we can't afford to debate measures. we can't afford to be divided and we can't afford to drop the ball on delivering the service or go back and forth on the world class transit system that's needed and deserved. we need to put our money where our mouth is. that means we need new revenue. we need to make sure every san francisco voter knows what's at stake.

and now, zack will introduce our next speaker. >> thank you so much, cat.rvisors who road transit today starting with supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: good morning, transit riders. it's so great to be here with all of and my colleagues. i'm showing our collective love for transit this morning and happy transit month. i rode in this morning on the n-juda and the ride seemed a little bit smoother with fewer delays and quicker than before. so that was great to see and i believe director tumlin and m.t.a. actually have some data to back that up. so, that's been really great. as you all know, we're in a critical moment for public transit in san francisco. we can't afford to debate measures. we can't afford to be divided and we can't afford to drop the ball on delivering the service or go back and forth on the world class transit system that's needed and deserved. we need to put our money where our mouth is. that means we need new revenue. we need to make sure every san francisco voter knows what's at stake. we can't go backwards for our climate, for vision 0,

and now, zack will introduce our next speaker. >> thank you so much, cat.oing to hear from some of our courageous supervisors who road transit today starting with supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: good morning, transit riders. it's so great to be here with all of and my colleagues. i'm showing our collective love for transit this morning and happy transit month. i rode in this morning on the n-juda and the ride seemed a little bit smoother with fewer delays and quicker than before. so that was great to see and i believe director tumlin and m.t.a. actually have some data to back that up. so, that's been really great. as you all know, we're in a critical moment for public transit in san francisco. we can't afford to debate measures. we can't afford to be divided and we can't afford to drop the ball on delivering the service or go back and forth on the world class transit system that's needed and deserved. we need to put our money where our mouth is. that means we need new revenue. we need to make sure every san francisco voter knows what's at stake. we can't