20, 2018, and i hope i can count on you all for endorsements as we move forward to the voters. Supervisor safai great. Thank you. Any other members want to make comments . Okay youre done, so i think well make a motion to file this. Okay. Without objection, this is filed. Please call item number three. Item number three is [ inaudible ] who have not filed their form 700 sunshine ordinance declarations or certificates of ethics training from participating or voting on matters before their board. Supervisor safai great, thank you. Supervisor peskin . Supervisor peskin thank you, supervisor safai. I know you all have been having a long hearing, so i will be as brief as possible. Thank you for hearing this legislation. As Civil Servants and elected officials and public officials, we are held to a higher standard, and its critical that we are very transparpt, and there are laws around that. The statement of economic interest, the form 700s that we all file, that commissioners file, that Dep
And that is terrorists are radicalizing americans. Time after time now we have seen more than a dozen terrorist attacks on american soil in the last seven years. Unfortunately some people around this town want to take advantage of that as an opportunity to talk about gun control. Taking away rights of lawabiding citizens, mr. Speaker, instead of focusing on the problem. They dont just use guns. They use pressure cookers, they use pipe bombs, they use axes, the internet to recruit americans. And its time we put a sharper focus on solving this problem and addressing the fact that americans are being radicalized and taking out, carrying out terrorist attacks here in the United States. Its going to continue until there is a sharper focus. This package of bills puts the focus where it needs to be. Its time for the president to join with us, to actually speak out in getting more tools to our intelligence agencies to go and do a better job of rooting out the attacks that are here on our home
Problems one on one. Reporter crews could be here for the next hour or so, they said they are not sure they will move on to the next location, wherever that may be. As they clear out we are starting to see some of the homeless come back into some of the areas that they were cleared out from. So how the situation plays out for later this evening, and tomorrow, remains to be seen. Although a spokeperson for the city said they will continue to try to assert their message, that the street is not a good place for the homeless or their possessions. Kim. The city talked about the fact that it is dangerous for pedestrians as well but many advocates for the homeless say there isnt any other place for them to put their things. Reporter exactly. The only possessions these people have and when you have a Homeless Population like the city of denver does, there is just not enough space to put no other approach needs to be taken, a more humanitarian approach, when addressing it. They said this action
Here from africa, we have the irish to french. We have catholics, jews, protestants, and even now, we have a growing asian culture as well as an arabic culture. New orleans has always been a melting pot and this is how it affected the cultures because when you get all these ingredients together, youve got a good gumbo. And that music is so different because the rhythms are syncopated. They come from africa and the caribbean and they are syncopated. Theyre not real straight up and down humming beats} we are out there expressing it in our body thats why we does like nobody else. Olidays are syncopated its not like we just jump up and down and clap our hands. We shake our booty and everything. You can see them around jazz fest and mardi gras. That may not be looking good but theyve got a nice pair of shoes on and they are ready to dance. It is a good thing because you are spreading new orleans music. In some sense, it is not so good because we need musicians and artists to come home so th
Here from africa, we have the irish to french. We have catholics, jews, protestants, and even now, we have a growing asian culture as well as an arabic culture. New orleans has always been a melting pot and this is how it affected the cultures because when you get all these ingredients together, youve got a good gumbo. And that music is so different because the rhythms are syncopated. They come from africa and the caribbean and they are syncopated. Theyre not real straight up and down humming beats} we are out there expressing it in our body thats why we does like nobody else. Olidays are syncopated its not like we just jump up and down and clap our hands. We shake our booty and everything. You can see them around jazz fest and mardi gras. That may not be looking good but theyve got a nice pair of shoes on and they are ready to dance. It is a good thing because you are spreading new orleans music. In some sense, it is not so good because we need musicians and artists to come home so th