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the clock a song carries out strikes inside as long as lombard says it's invitation to attack, somebody paid off inside this country, the nation say that housing separate as groups, what might the consequences fee and can they be contained? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm elizabeth put on them and ron and pockets on have launched attacks across the border and then to each of those territory both say the targeting on groups and used national securities to justify their actions. and groups and the below to san region have been launching attacks and iran and pockets on for years. both governments accused the other of not doing enough to stop them. but these makes us, uni, latch for military strikes have raised the tension between the regional pals that could undermine joint efforts to secure the board to we go to a panel and just a moment. but 1st, defense and monahan has this report. the aftermath of a new reigning attack unpack, is donny territory to children among those killed law name. i did a lot, but around spar ministry said with targeting army groups

you. pakistan has carried out the air strikes against the ledge. militant fight out to the wrong is lombard says it attacks below 2 fighters invitation for earlier and rainy and strikes inside pakistan. both countries accusing each other of harbouring separatist militants and a shipment of desperately needed aid and medicine has arrived in gaza. but there is no let up in the fighting. at least 60 people from one family have been killed in an air strike on their home in rough. you're watching the w news. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more whole news followed by the day. i hope to see you then the vacation as an applicant do they have good weather? i, when i told me that they don't have violence. and we go sailing tulsa tissue today, because when they go to that, we set up at the video mail people watch stuff was car bama 10 installed. all right, so not because the the ukraine says it can't wait for.

as lombard has recorded sam baset are to be wrong, it has expelled the randy. and in bass, order of this video from a local human rights organization said to show the aftermath of the attack. according to a rainy and state media, the air strikes, targeting the headquarters of the militant group, j. o l. a. do. iran has accused the group of carrying out terrorist attacks on a rainy and soil. this is the last few days. iran has launched a similar strikes against targets in iraq and syria. here is iran, foreign minister, speaking about today's attack, against the group impacting stay at the ticket. cool. totally see it. this screwed on the so called the judge of the iranian terrorist group, and they have taken shelter in some parts of the village is done. province of punk has done demo for hall that we have talked to officials and almost done, and the security forces there several times system will physical chatted. the group has carried out operations in iran with us once in a police station where they killed all security personnel needle hall yet. and as only a

after intervening an air strike on pakistani territory that killed 2 children, as lombard has recalled it to him, bassett, or to iran, and his expelled the radiant and basset, or of this video from a local human rights organization is said to show the aftermath of the attack according to a rainy and state media of the air strike targeted the headquarters of the militant group, jaylish i'll do with your ron has accused the group of carrying out terrorist attacks on uranium soil in the last few days or on his watched similar strikes against targets in iraq and syria, here's iran for administer, talking about the attack today against that group in pakistan to add to your little settled is the discrete on the so called the judge of the iranian table, restrict con um they have taken shelter in some parts of the village is done, province of punk has done demo florida hall that we have talked to officials in august on the security forces there several times. some will try to do. the group has carried out operations in iran with best once in a police station where they killed all security pers

i'm pleased to say we he have te head of lombard asset management with us.ood morning good to see you. there is so much in the markets this week. it has been a very busy week i would like to start by looking at europe in the context of the ecb rate decision yesterday. what did you make of it? >> pretty much a pivot mrs. lagarde has been clear about the timing of monetary policy decision making there is a timing. there are quarterly meetings with revision to forecast. this was not the meeting of forecast revisions they need to provide that forecast to see whether inflation is coming down as much as they wish because as mrs. lagarde mentioned, you have the conflicting elements with wage growth and the narrative that we are all enjoying across markets. >> looking at some of the conversations that are happening at this stage, it seems that some traders are positioning for a rate cut in april. from the gdp perspective of europe, we have had softer pmi and clear if we are in a technical recession or not how big would the dip have to be in the european growth to se

joining me now is rory green, chief china economist at t5 lombard. thank you for being with us.lways wear caveat thing with china, this is growth, good growth, but not as we know it. not gross like china is accustomed to. how would you describe the current state of the chinese economy? you describe the current state of the chinese economy?— describe the current state of the chinese economy? you look at 5.296 arowth, chinese economy? you look at 5.2% growth. that — chinese economy? you look at 5.296 growth, that sounds _ chinese economy? you look at 5.296 growth, that sounds pretty - chinese economy? you look at 5.296 growth, that sounds pretty good - growth, that sounds pretty good sitting in london and looks good in america as well. china's standard coming out of a very weak covid year, that is weak. gdp is much lower at 3.6%. china is really entering a structural slowdown. old—growth drivers of property completely gone. a massive drag on the economy. now shifting to a new growth model, something leaning more into exports, evs... evs. .. also covid lockdowns lasted much longer

the is lombard recalls. it's in bassett, a from to ride out that you ron strikes the power group inside pakistan. we just claimed responsibility for a pair of deadly. it faxed over the last 2 months, based on this. so see what we need to stop supporting the killing of socks. if this does not stop, then we slots will, you know, it's brought up with, rather i think we will, you nice and we level west and europe to the ground, a member of european parliament, the ones that slovaks people was, you know, i just keep pushes for the crate in complex, the end something he says, the west has no winchester. the devastating seems insolvent gas up well with 20 people are killed and over the idea of strikes .

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between pakistan and iran after and a rainy an air strike on pakistani territory killed. 2 children, as lombard, has recalled it's in bassett or to iran and has expelled the radiant ambassador of this video from a local human rights organization is said to show the aftermath of the attack. according to a rainy and state media, the air strike targeted the headquarters of the militant group, j use a do. your run has accused the group of carrying out terrorist attacks long and rainy and soil. this is the last few days. iran has launched simular strikes against targets in iraq and syria. here's iran for administer on the attack against the group in pakistan at ticket. cool. totally see it. this group on the so called joyce of the iranian terrorist group. com. and they have taken shelter in some parts of the village is done, province of punk has done demo florida hall that we have talked to officials in august on the security forces there several times to assemble physical cavities. the group has carried out operations in iran with best once in a police station where they killed all security personn

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police say 20 minutes prior to this, dodi was bald in a fight with somebody on lombard involving both people having screwdrivers. but neither of them decided to press charges. but he is now facing assault with a deadly weapon charge involving the guitar last month. he was found not guilty not guilty, rather of assaulting a former fire commissioner don carman yanni with a metal bar coming on. he suffered a broken jaw fractured skull needed. 51 stitches. after that incident, defense attorneys argued the incident was self-defense because carmen yanni had sprayed ot with bear spray. >> other news tonight, the man who beheaded his ex-girlfriend with a samurai sword in san carlos. he's been sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. these are images of the victim's father and sister in the san mateo county courthouse hallway shortly after the sentencing was announced past november, a jury found jose lend. yeah, guilty of first-degree murder in the 2022 killing of karina castro. she was the 27 year-old mother of lending. then one year-old daughter castro also leaves behind another daughter. th

mariana zavala informa. 2 vacaville lombard. >> como yo ando ahorita, es el tiempo de esa moda de lacuchas al mes y saltó a la fama luego que fuera presentado en el show de jimmy fallon. >> sin embargo, después de las amenazas que recibió en tijuana, sus conciertos fueron cancela y desde ese momento la ciudad ya no le permite tocar cancelarlo por la seguridad del cantante, pero sobre todo de los tijuanenses y como si hubiera una frontera invisible para la música. peso pluma. si puede tocar de este lado de la frontera como lo hizo apenas hace unos meses en chulavista. sin embargo, apenas cruza la frontera que se encuentra detrás de mí. sus letras bélicas se encuentran prohibidas en tijuana . ya lo escucharon por ahí. >> afortunadamente tijuana sí ha tenido pues las agallas o las ganas de prohibir ese tipo de conciertos y en rosarito no? >> los empresarios de esta ciudad conocida a nivel mundial por su langosta y playas, aseguran, reconocen la fama y la derrama económica que trae peso pluma, pero lamentan, sea con este tipo de música. >> pero tenemos sentimientos encontrados. si repres

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. >> vamos a hablar de la agencia de transporte lombard que anunció hoy parte de los resultados de su para mejorar la seguridad y también la limpieza en ese sistema importante. >> bueno, reconocen que falta mejorar, sí, pero hay una encuesta de satisfacción de los pasajeros que han compartido que indica que están por buen camino, nos cuenta pilar niño desde pittsburgh. pues fíjese que sí he visto un poco más limpieza y veo como más seguridad. >> pues la verdad sí se ha mejorado porque he visto también un poco más de vigilancia este. >> a veces pasan caminando adentro para ver que todo esté bien. estos pasajeros satisfechos del var son una muestra de que el plan global de la agencia para mejorar tanto la seguridad como la limpieza de sus vagones está funcionando. la estación de civic center es un ejemplo de ello, aseguraron hoy directivos de la agencia. >> no teníamos presencia policial visible, no habían oficiales dedicados a la estación, faltaba personal de limpieza. >> así describe el presidente de la junta del var los problemas que degeneraron en situaciones como las registradas en

joining me now is rory green, chief china economist at ts lombard. thank you for being with us. not gross like china is accustomed to. how would you describe the current state of the chinese economy? you describe the current state of the chinese economy?— describe the current state of the chinese economy? you look at 5.2% arowth, chinese economy? you look at 5.2% growth. that — chinese economy? you look at 5.2% growth, that sounds _ chinese economy? you look at 5.2% growth, that sounds pretty - chinese economy? you look at 5.2% growth, that sounds pretty good - growth, that sounds pretty good sitting in london and looks good in america as well. china's standard

and so from is a lombard to mil ton. now, as the sun pokes out, it will help dissipate some of that fox, so we see it start to shove out as the day progresses. now this is also a problem in northern india as well through the northern indian plain stretching from daily rate through 2 barnowski. and there is somewhat weather in the mix. as we look to westbank, all states including for a calcutta 23 degrees will be the top temperature for you on sundays, cooler air has filtered into northern vietnam showers in the mix for a noise at 17 degrees. and if we go to china, also cool weather is here for the eastern side, shanghai 7 degrees breezy conditions here. so you're certainly going to feel it. speaking of feeling that it's going to feel about minus 5 by tuesday. so colder weather is still to get through for japan, it's a soaker cleaning for the main island. a punch you tokyo, looking at a months worth of rain over 24 hours raising conditions here, but your temperature will pop right back up to actually above average. and we

and so from is a lombard to mil ton. now as the sun pokes out, it will help dissipate some of that fox. so we see it start to shove out as the day progresses. now this is also a problem in northern india as well through the northern indian plain stretching from daily rate through 2 barnowski. and there is somewhat weather in the mix. as we look to westbank, all states including for a calcutta 23 degrees will be the top temperature for you on sundays, cooler air has filtered into northern vietnam showers in the mix for a noise at 17 degrees. and if we go to china, also cool weather is here for the eastern side, shanghai 7 degrees breezy conditions here. so you're certainly going to feel it. speaking of feeling that it's going to feel about minus 5 by tuesday. so colder weather is still to get through for japan, it's a soaker cleaning for the main island. a punch you tokyo, looking at a months worth of rain over 24 hours raising conditions here, but your temperature will pop right back up to actually above average. and we

when you closer to the thoughts of the story focused on carries out strikes inside yvonne's, as lombard says, it's in retaliation to attacks by paid off inside this country. those nations say that housing separate as groups what might the consequences be? and can they be contained? this is inside story, the.

the, the, the clock a san carries out strikes inside yvonne, as lombard says, it's in retaliation to attacks and by paid off inside this country. those nations say that housing separatists groups, what might the consequences fee and can they be contained? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm elizabeth put on them and ron and pockets on have it almost attacks across the border and into each of those territory. both say the targeting on groups and used national security to justify their actions. and groups and the below to san reach and have been launching attacks and iran and pakistan for years. both governments accused the other of not doing enough to stop them. but these makes us, uni, latch for military strikes have raised the tension between the regional pals that could undermine joint efforts to secure the board to we go to a panel in just a moment. but 1st defense in monahan has this report the aftermath of a new reigning attack unpack, is donny territory to children among those killed law name. i did a lot, but their own spar ministry said with target

they have already fire the they have already appeared to be fired before the as lombard die guard, and there is a possibility that this all by type or, or delford relieve. but this is indeed the hodge then dens. danielle vigorous imprisonment, the maximum brain indian this could be up to 14 year that could even carry the dead spending date. so 10 years, they get his imprisonment now. and now is by that judge, and especially as the board in raleigh, penn date, and that they've gotten announced in 10 years vigorous imprisonment football did you did tree, and pakistan has been going after him run con. there's no other way to put this. who was remains one of the most popular politicians in pakistan. where does this leave con, he's behind bar census the jail again. where does this leave con as a political force with the elections just around the corner? as well as far as the elections are concerned. he of course. busy as it was denied, the right to contest or the elections, in fact is par december was taken away from him, and therefore a support there decided to conduct the elections as the

it will launch large scale military exercises in the country. se nearby focused on, do you think as lombard could see this as a propagation following these attacks? you know, i think it's all about is reassured that once it has taken the action that it is degree, it was being that deterring any further strikes by iran. and in fact, focused on stripe into around was also designed to signal to any other country which may and contemplate similar direction and try to come into bucket signing that entry. so i think a box one is the quite confident that what it has done and it has done it in a very measured way in a very a proportionate way. but i don't want to respond to what m a just said about the sun ended on having similar problems. i think because of the 2 countries move dissimilar in how they have confronted some of the domestic issues. we in boxes, i do have an election, but that doesn't mean that the action box on took was meant to divert attention away from the election. quite the country. because i didn't stop this fight. it was initiated by as long as you, when know a and football con

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rory green is head of asia research at ts lombard global data. good morning to you.p between the us and china. it will be probably mentioned quite a bit in the run—up to the us election as well i would imagine. give us your thoughts. it certainly will be a key part of the election debate. president trump, former president trump already talking about imposing a flat 10% tariff on all chinese imports to the us. item looking to be a bit more, going after some of the more high—tech exports from china. it is clearly a key part of the election debate, something we're going to hear a lot this year. what is your outlook for china. there was concern about that economy last year. what is this year looking like? it is economy last year. what is this year looking like?— year looking like? it is really another tough _ year looking like? it is really another tough year - year looking like? it is really another tough year i - year looking like? it is really another tough year i had, i another tough year i had, unfortunately, for china. beijing is battling to major issues. scarring

it's great to have you with us knowing antique gloss, colson is, lombard, has sentence full of my pockets down a prime minister in one con and his wife to 14 days in prison. they were found guilty of a legally selling state gift that mister con was state to during his time in office just a day earlier, he was handed a 10 year tub in a separate case for leaking state c course. that charge focused on assigned for release by missed a call, which he claimed was evidence of the us spots taught to oust him in 20. 22 now. hate the nice old charges with the countries diploma. cricket captain labeling the trial, a fixed match with a pre determined outcome. however, before he was arrested last year con, walks back is allegation against washington. the pirates hope to return to power and men practiced on the us ties of the receiving the 10 year sentence on tuesday. mister con, address to suppose is from jail urging them to protest paisley and also take part in next week's general elections. now he was ousted as a prime minister back in april 2022 and eventually arrested last august spacing a series

steven blitz is chief us economist at ts lombard in new york.orld �*s biggest economy this year. the main question of the year is if high interest rates will tip the economy into a recession and when central banks. responding by cutting rates. what are your expectations? i think the second part of the question is a lot easier than the first part. at least in the united states they will cut very quickly. he took any basic rule ——if you took any basic rule, inflation running at 3%, 2.5%, fed could cut by about 100 basis points and still have a fund rate in line with getting to a 2%, 2.5% inflation target. they have that. recession is not an option. never was an option as part as the fed was concerned. every time the market started signalling the economy wobbled a bit, the fed and also treasury recently backed off. the markets have come back and they have come back and defence allowed them to price lower cuts —— the fed �*s. the markets have responded. eventually the economy will as well.— economy will as well. have you been surprised _ economy wil

police say 20 minutes prior dodi was involved in a fight witsomebody on lombard street that involved screwdrivers. but neither person decided to press charges, though he is now facing assault with a deadly weapons charge involving the guitar. these alleged attacks come after dodi was found not guilty in december for attacking fire. commissioner don carman yanni with a metal bar state lawmakers are reminding people about the new hotline launched last spring. it's called. >> california versus hate. people can call the number to report crimes. they say the colors don't have to reveal immigration status. they will also have the option to file a report with the police and can be connected with resources like legal aid. >> we are determined to get them support and we will do it whatever way works for them to make sure that we are actually responding to this increase in hate that we're seeing and to the needs of people you may not feel safe to report in the past. today, local state and federal leaders came together for a hate crime summit in san francisco. >> they say they're monitoring a r

we will talk to scotty montgomery lombard. tom: upon us on monday, martin luther king day, jon, you will be traveling to davos. michael shepard and our team in washington giving us good coverage on that. but then it's on to new hampshire. after the debates last night, i am worn out by the back-and-forth juvenila. jonathan: do you want to teach chris christie about hot mics? tom: that would be another lesson. [laughter] jonathan: it happens, t.k. when you get comfortable having a microphone on you, it could happen. had some things to say about nikki haley and ron desantis. about how nikki haley would get smoked. to talk about what you spent on advertising and the return you've got from that. tom: but it is vintage chris christie. he has sort of been doing this for decades. jonathan: i love finding out what people actually think about a certain situation, never mind the varnish are sitting in front of people when the news conference goes live and you say the things that you think you have to say. i'm interested in what people ac

they shot the money carriers on the highway, and an hour later they carried out an armed raid on the lombardorth of things. but this. buyer of stolen goods and went to the kabak, and there either the bartender said something wrong to them, or danced some kind of potion, in general, they gave him a scoreboard, a fight broke out, they called the squad, in general, in short, they worked on the highway not them, in general, you can start all over again, i contacted my novgorod colleagues about the attack on pps patrol, they have almost nothing, except that these goats are not from novgorod, they just came, got weapons and left, that ’s it, that means we’re done with the cat and the fish, we hand them over... oh, the clear sea, where from these corpses are taken, they multiply by budding or something, but there is no sweetness, garik, why, look what it is, listen, i, of course, am not an expert, but i am almost 100% sure that this is heroin. and for a very specific amount, so it can be assumed that these two, if they were killed because of dope and why dope they didn’t take it, didn’t they find i

>> dominic lombard, that was his first day on set, i hadn't met him yet. "sit in the car and wait."em on some cars. >> jimmy: the show is super popular? >> seems to be doing okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: when did you sense -- you never know with a show. you just don't know. when did you start hearing it from people recognizing you, et cetera? >> so probably -- we had an event at madison square garden. it was like a reacher night. they wanted to bring us out, put us on the jumbotron, feed us some hot dogs. >> jimmy: during a knicks game or what? >> yeah, it was -- i think it was a hockey thing. >> jimmy: gotcha. >> i don't remember, i just remember myself on the jumbotron. [ laughter ] seeing myself. >> jimmy: was it cold or not cold? >> freezing. >> jimmy: it was a hockey game, then. >> there was security with us all night. we'd been up on the screen. everybody's coming over, trying to get pictures. "we're going to have to escort you out the back." this is crazy. we've made it, right? we go busting out of the back of madison square gardening like they're rushing us to the

do you got into a fight with somebody on lombard street? however, the victim in that case decided not to press charges. another bay area tech company now laying off employees this time. san jose based paypal, they say they're trimming about 2000 full-time employees from its total workforce. the digital payments company says the cuts will happen over several weeks with some of its organizations being more affected than others. it's not clear which ones will be targeted with these layoffs. paypal is the parent company, a venmo zoom and honey. among other brands. >> and 7.11 and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. there's a new way that's being suggested to protect college students after this stand for athletes took her own life. >> and this morning we seeing showers out there moving in across the bay area. you can see showers mostly isolated. well north of the bay area. for now, the diving in our direction later on today, i'll time it out for you in your full forecast. all right. to take a time. as you're driving this morning, still seei

streets, many main roads in many cities and towns are in fact state roads such as venice avenue and lombardin san francisco, though the state controls the roads and caltrans does not have a good track record of actually installing things like sidewalks and crosswalks and bike lanes, dangerous speeding is on the rise. >> vehicles are bigger and more powerful every day, and so that other bill would require caltrans to seriously upgrade pedestrian, bus stop and bike safety on state roads, especially where they run through towns and cities. >> tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, tom, thank you. >> a new proposed ordinance in san mateo county looks to get the homeless access to services. with the threat of a misdemeanor charge. now, county supervisors took the measure up last night. and as ktvu zan rubin reports, while they see this as encouragement, the homeless see it as punishment. >> out on the streets of san mateo county, the homeless are worried that thanks to a new ordinance, their circumstance is about to be called a crime. >> i mean, why make it a crime when they force you into

streets, many main roads in many cities and towns are in fact state roads such as venice avenue and lombardtreet in san francisco, though the state controls the roads and caltrans does not have a good track record of actually installing things like sidewalks and crosswalks and bike lanes. >> dangerous speeding is on the rise. vehicles are bigger and more powerful every day. >> the other bill would require caltrans to seriously upgrade pedestrian bus stop and bike safety on state roads, especially where they run through towns. the speed limit technology, which we used to call governor, is readily available and has been for years used mostly on trucks and busses and other specialty vehicles. whether or not the public will want to accept it for their motor vehicles or their electric vehicles, well, we'll have to see tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> coming up, stanford university officials addressing anti-semitism on campus. tonight's event, bringing students and faculty together, plus, let me just say i'm honored to have your back. >> and you have mine. that's a deal. >> president biden picking

streets, many main roads in many cities and towns are in fact state roads, such as van ness avenue and lombardin san francisco, the state controls the roads, and caltrans does not have a good track record of actually installing things like sidewalks and cross walks and bike lanes. >> dangerous speeding is on the rise. vehicles are bigger and more powerful every day. >> the other bill would require caltrans to seriously upgrade pedestrian bus stop and bike safety on state roads, especially where they run through towns. the speed limiting technology, which we used to call governors, is readily available and has been for years used mostly on trucks and busses and other. specialty vehicles. whether or not the public will want to accept it for their motor vehicles or their electric vehicles. well we'll have to see tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news coming up. >> a very slow process finally begins the demolition of a building in the south bay. why? it'll be a delicate operation and a new over 55 community in california specifically for lgbtq residents. >> why? some say it's so important for the commu ty

without her, she is a key member of our national board, senior vice president at at&t, the queen, tanya lombardpplause] >> good morning. happy king day. it is my distinct honor and absolute privilege to introduce the lifetime service, excellence in arts award to the incomparable, the incomparable felicia rishaad. [applause] she has always graced the stage and screen with elegance, dignity and her resilience has always represented us without a flaw. as we celebrate her today, we are reminded of the profound impact she has had in front of but also behind the camera. she currently serves as the distinguished dean of the chat wick a bozeman school of arts at howard university. in the spirit of dr. king, ms. rashad embodies the values of justice and equality. her commitment to using her platform to advocate for positive change in social justice is one worthy of eating modeled. -- one worthy of being modeled. this mlk day and also on this founders day, i have the distinct honor and privilege of bringing up -- to receive the lifetime achievement award. thank you, reverend sharpton. [applause] >> thank

she's a key member of our national board, senior vice president at at&t, the queen tanya lombard. [applause] >> well, good morning. happy king day. it is my distinct honor an absolute privilege to introduce a lifetime service excellence in arts award to the incomparable, the incomparable phylicia rashad. [applause] she is always graced the stage and screen with elegance, dignity in her resilience has always represented us without a flaw. as we celebrate phylicia rashad today, we are reminded of the profound impact she's had in front of but also behind thebe camera. she currently serves as the distinguishing dean of the chadwick boseman schooll of arts at howard university. [applause] in the spirit of dr. king, she embodies the values of justice and equality. her commitment to using a platform to advocate for positive change and social justice is one worthy of being modeled. and so on, this mlk day and also on this founders day, i have the distinct honor and privilege of bringing up her to receive the lifetime achievement award from the national action network. thank you, reverend

without her, she is a key member of our national board, senior vice president at at&t, the queen, tanya lombard. [applause] >> good morning. happy king day. it is my distinct honor and absolute privilege to introduce the lifetime service, excellence in arts award to the incomparable, the incomparable felicia rishaad. [applause] she has always graced the stage and screen with elegance, dignity and her resilience has always represented us without a flaw. as we celebrate her today, we are reminded of the profound impact she has had in front of but also behind the camera. she currently serves as the distinguished dean of the chat wick a bozeman school ofhoward . [applause] in the spirit of dr. king, ms. rashad embodies the values of justice and equality. her commitment to using her platform to advocate for positive change in social justice is one worthy of eating modeled. -- one worthy of being modeled. this mlk day and also on this founders day, i have the distinct honor and privilege of bringing up -- to receive the lifetime achievement award. thank you, reverend sharpton. [applause] >> thank you

we object to a ten wheeler being able to back out on lombard street, a major highway for our projectwas signed off by the department and members of the engineering department disagreed and still got pushed through and signed through because the department wanted it. i think you better look at what your priorities are, how to protect the small businesses, how to protect the seniors, what you've done in what you've done on chestnut street has been a disaster. and we are going to be we are going to be coming full force on what you have done and to arbitrarily and capriciously change meters for what you think is right instead of what's right for the businesses is insulting. and this is just another way of insulting and chasing out small businesses. so that's my statement. your time is up, dragon. that did sound like you're a general public comment and not an item on the consent calendar. it does look like we have maybe one more caller. okay yes. hi my this is stacy randecker. and my issue is with the residential parking permits. for ten .1. b on haight street. um, tends up also letter e

we object to a ten wheeler being able to back out on lombard street, a major highway for our projectwas signed off by the department and members of the engineering department disagreed and still got pushed through and signed through because the department wanted it. i think you better look at what your priorities are, how to protect the small businesses, how to protect the seniors, what you've done in what you've done on chestnut street has been a disaster. and we are going to be we are going to be coming full force on what you have done and to arbitrarily and capriciously change meters for what you think is right instead of what's right for the businesses is insulting. and this is just another way of insulting and chasing out small businesses. so that's my statement. your time is up, dragon. that did sound like you're a general public comment and not an item on the consent calendar. it does look like we have maybe one more caller. okay yes. hi my this is stacy randecker. and my issue is with the residential parking permits. for ten .1. b on haight street. um, tends up also letter e

and and t graph the court and it's lombard, has sentenced a former pakistani prime minister and wrong con and his wife to 14 years in prison . they were found guilty of a legally selling state gifts that mister con, received during his time and office a day earlier, he received a 10 year term in a separate case for li, came state secrets and charged focused on a diplomatic document released by mister con, which he claimed was evidence of the us back to oust him in 2022. he has denied all charges knowing that the trial was a fixed match with a pre determined outcome. a local correspond that has more details on the story. the farmer prime minister named armstrong and his fights this, i'd be the, our best thing was sent those to for b. b, as in 10 years involved the spirit groups osburg the that's been going to be to do battle had quite a press surface, i guess, to enhance the accountability for funding dining a. julie said, we see it from so the account please. i guess under the value assessment be the best plan for you on that john, i'd be a part of the find the argument going to be va

include increased safety for this high energy corridor, particularly a road diet between broadway and lombardto two. under the story were now being told is that the road diet will not be happening this is contrary to our vision zero policies. we do not need the speedway next to an elementary school. we all know this and as you've just heard, another pedestrian was hit in the crosswalk last month. more broadly for this board, this is another case where the policy decision to not pursue a project happens silently and without public explanation. in a city where the status quo is dozens of traffic deaths and thousands of serious injuries every year choosing not to do something is a policy decision to continue that deadly status quo just as important as the decision to do something with staffing so limited in the fiscal cliff looming, tying up all the staff time to design so many safety projects that get quietly scrapped is something that we can't afford. and certainly the victims of the traffic violence can't afford this inaction either. i hope we can complete the franklin street road diet immedi

include increased safety for this high energy corridor, particularly a road diet between broadway and lombardm three lanes to two. under the story were now being told is that the road diet will not be happening this is contrary to our vision zero policies. we do not need the speedway next to an elementary school. we all know this and as you've just heard, another pedestrian was hit in the crosswalk last month. more broadly for this board, this is another case where the policy decision to not pursue a project happens silently and without public explanation. in a city where the status quo is dozens of traffic deaths and thousands of serious injuries every year, choosing not to do something is a policy decision to continue that deadly status quo just as important as the decision to do something with staffing so limited in the fiscal cliff looming, tying up all the staff time to design so many safety projects that get quietly scrapped is something that we can't afford. and certainly the victims of the traffic violence can't afford this inaction either. i hope we can complete the franklin street r

include increased safety for this high energy corridor, particularly a road diet between broadway and lombardfrom three lanes to two. under the story were now being told is that the road diet will not be happening this is contrary to our vision zero policies. we do not need the speedway next to an elementary school. we all know this and as you've just heard, another pedestrian was hit in the crosswalk last month. more broadly for this board, this is another case where the policy decision to not pursue a project happens silently and without public explanation. in a city where the status quo is dozens of traffic deaths and thousands of serious injuries every year, choosing not to ng is a policy decision to continue that deadly status quo just as important as the decision to do something with staffing so limited in the fiscal cliff looming, tying up all the staff time to design so many safety projects that get quietly scrapped is something that we can't afford. and certainly the victims of the traffic violence can't afford this inaction either. i hope we can complete the franklin street road die

coming up, we're going to be speaking to the chief economist at ts lombard next here on bloomberg. >>ina's central bank holds a key interest rate as currency woes give way to what some believe will be a difficult year. a u.s. fighter jet shot down an anticruise missile from a hutsdzy milton controlled area of yemen adding that there were no injuries or damages reported. u.s. law makers release a stop gap spending bill to avoid a partial government shutdown as iowa voters face frigid temperatures. european equities are falling after being little changed on friday. goldman says that stocks are overly crowded that the bulls are piling in and that represents a risk. meanwhile the cash trading is down, is not happening for u.s. cash markets in the bond market but here's your futures picture. it is weakening after a big rally after weaker than expected ppi. cut at 80%. meanwhile euro is weakening, it did strengthen briefly after data came out that revised the prior quarter that showed germany didn't have that two successive quarters of a decline which means it's in a recession. so it contin