Given a fair chance. Im a dead man, breathing right now. But there is hope. I would have never thought i was going to prison. Let alone to death row. Itll be 21 years here in the next 30 days or so. Ive been here longer than i was ever even alive free. I wrote a poem about that, actually. What i miss. Snatching that catch. Hitting that three as the crowd goes wild. What i miss the most, making another smile. It hurts when you cant grant that to your mom in a while. To be the foundation of her struggles, daily adding to the pile. What i miss. My mother, she holds on to a lot of things. Anything thats in the house from the time that julius got placed in the prison. Its like she feel like if she get rid of something, thats gonna get rid of him. I mean, my mother has truly been traumatized. Most people dont have to live with the thought of, wow, my son could be murdered for something they didnt do. It hurts. And as long as i dont have to talk about it or think about it im okay. The joneses
[cheering] thats right. Only nine. What that means is that only nine seats from putting texas kids first and providing real funding for the Public Schools. [cheering] thats only nine seats from passing Medicaid Expansion into giving health care to more than a million just like that. [cheering] nine seats from Property Tax Relief for homeowners, and we are nine seats away from closing the background check loophole in the state of texas. [cheering] now, we have got some great candidates running here in dallasfort worth and all across texas are going to help us win the nine seats. But do you know who else we need to help us win those seats . We need joe. We need joe biden [cheering] we know when the race is appenderaces up anddown the balt importantly, restore honesty, integrity and decency to the white house. [cheering] welcome. Its great to be with you. [applause] so proud to be right here in north texas, the epicenter of political change of the nation you all delivered historically and
We will be in the led to mid 60s as we head through the afternoon. For many locations so above average by out. City 3 for a high in concord. City to in fremont looking at city five in san jose. Say, 2 for oakland weas for San Francisco and upper 50s for pacifica. Now, tracking stronger storm system. And that will arrive by the end of the workweek. We will talk about that and detail it out on futurecast coming up in just a bit. Good morning. Taking a look at the roadways. If youre heading out the door, your good to go for the st part. We are seeing a lot of green our map that is good news if youre commuting this morning. No delays both attractions, 101. If youve got an early flight to catch, you are clear along 1012 south city. Of the way into burlington in both directions. It looks like the san mateo bridge is off to a good start as well. Looking at the south bay, as ed, and look at this, clocking in some pretty nice speeds. Out of south san jose, northbound, pass that 280 680 connecto
About the violence against women act. And i speak to this body not just as a senator, but i speak to this body as a survivor of rape. And as the survivor of Domestic Violence. For months for months, the senior senator from california and i worked together on a piece of legislation that would reauthorize the violence against women act, a bipartisan effort, an effort that brought the senator and i together in an effort to reauthorize the bill with as much support in this body as possible. Now, we were working together in good faith. To make our way through the issues that affect so many women in abusive situations, partners in abusive situations, Domestic Violence situations where children are involved to find a common path forward to have this bill reauthorized, again with as much possible support in this body, at a time when america views us as so politically divided. What could bring us together . The issue of violence. Directed at women and children and survivors of Sexual Assault. T
Stoneman douglas school. Its hosted by donald payne jr. The subcommittee is meeting today to receive testimony on engaging the communitys perspective on School Security. Good morning, and thank you everyone who is here today. The subcommittee is meeting to discuss Community Perspectives on School Safety and how the federal government can better support local stakeholders in making our children safer. I want to thank the witnesses for participating in todays hearing. First, we have ms. Lauren hogg and mr. Max shafters testimony is ones the American Public needs to hear and ones that members of congress should take to heart as we go about our w k work. A special thank you to both. The chair would like to acknowledge congressman deutsch who represents parkland, florida, and has been a champion for measures to improve School Safety. I ask unanimous consent to allow congressman deutsch to sit and ask questions. Without objection its so ordered. Im glad this hearing can build upon hearings t