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Mayor Garcetti’s signing is one among many commemorations of Juneteenth nationwide as a growing number of states and municipalities officially honor the historic holiday long celebrated in African American communities across the United States. “We need every Angeleno to learn the full story of our past, no matter the ugliness of some of its chapters, and that means recognizing the lasting legacy of slavery in our country,” Garcetti said at the signing ceremony.

On June 6, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti signed a proclamation making Juneteenth an official holiday for city employees.   Although President Joe Biden signed a bill declaring Juneteenth a federal holiday last year,

>> so we're not going to see the president going more often to mar-a-lago for weekends to try to build up his residency requirement, presumably, although that does create some big expenses that we don't see when he's here in washington, certainly. jeremy, you actually interviewed donald trump 11 years ago. >> yes. >> is that correct? so you were a new york reporter for "the new york times," and you asked him about a state proposal to have a wealth tax on the wealthy, i guess it was a millionaire's tax. how did he respond? >> exactly. this was in the doldrums of the great depression, it was my ...

Deadly force, that line appears to be the same. the next marked difference is that the state's proposal is to include the two paragraphs suggested for section 782.02. being the use of deadly force is justifiable and used to read only but the current proposal omits the word only so this state proposal also omits the word only from the standard instructions. so it reads use of deadly force is justifiable if the defendant reasonably believed the force was necessary. that entire paragraph as well as the next paragraph, which define s aggravated battery, which is, as i understand it, the enumerated...