pedroza por su apoyo y sacrificios no estaria aqui sin su amor. los quiero mucho. good morning and welcome to citybeat. i am thrilled and honored to serve as your chair of the san francisco chamber of commerce. first, i want to express my gratitude to my parents, domingo and rosa pedroza, for their support and sacrifice. i wouldn't be here without your love. i love you both. in the heart of san francisco. my parents journey unfolds as a resilient love story, blending their multi generational immigrant roots. the mission district became home for my mother's family and love guided my dad to san francisco. their 53 year marriage is woven together by celebrations that took place in this iconic city where my dad, alongside my grandfather and uncles, a generation of mexican laborers, contributed to building downtown san francisco. we see today. despite their humble beginnings. my mom worked her way from secretary to accounting and sold tupperware on nights and weekends to pave the way for our family's success. their dream of providing educational opportunities they did n

pedroza por su apoyo y sacrificios no estaria aqui sin su amor. los quiero mucho.rning and welcome to citybeat. i am thrilled and honored to serve as your chair of the san francisco chamber of commerce. first, i want to express my gratitude to my parents, domingo and rosa pedroza, for their support and sacrifice. i wouldn't be here without your love. i love you both. in the heart of san francisco. my parents journey unfolds as a resilient love story, blending their multi generational immigrant roots. the mission district became home for my mother's family and love guided my dad to san francisco. their 53 year marriage is woven together by celebrations that took place in this iconic city where my dad, alongside my grandfather and uncles, a generation of mexican laborers, contributed to building downtown san francisco. we see today. despite their humble beginnings. my mom worked her way from secretary to accounting and sold tupperware on nights and weekends to pave the way for our family's success. their dream of providing educational opportunities they did not have

to your chamber of commerce leadership, rodney fong, catherine cahill thompson and alfredo pedroza. such inspiring words from all of them. so before i let you go, let's go ahead and keep an eye out for upcoming chamber events. get involved in the san francisco business community if you are interested in learning more about the san francisco chamber of commerce, i encourage you to visit their website, sf chamber comm. follow them on social media and thank you to everyone here today for helping us make this event possible. all our sponsors, speakers, guests, and thanks to the san francisco chamber of commerce staff for their out standing work and happy valentine's day everyone! happy wednesday. we hope to see you all again next year. you all take care. >> (music). >> hi, i'm emmy the owner of emmy's spaghetti i offers working that with some kind of fine dining and apron and feeling stuffy and in the 90s in san francisco it was pretty pretense in a restaurant in the restaurant scene i want to it have a place to have a place for my friends to guess i started the restaurant a no better p

an indication of wrongdoing, but, they all have links to or donated money to napa county supervisor pedroza. he has been at the center of a development controversy. >>> turning to wall street, the parent company of google was overlapped. today, nvidia took alphabet's spot. their value is $1.8 trillion. trillion. barely edging out alphabet. plenty rallied to record highs and nvidia is bringing in the lion shares of the gains because it controls 80% of high end computer chips that are needed for artificial intelligence i. update now to a story we have been following, the pacifica pier officially reopened. at least part of it. a lot of people out there today fishing and hanging out. it had been closed since december after it was hit hard by powerful waves. the back half of the pier still closed off until march. >>> let's take you outside right now on this valentine's night. a live look in downtown san jose. hopefully lovers are out there >> yes. love in the air >> yes. nice dinner >> yes. the rain is romantic. >> yes. >> let's spin it that way >>esout there. >> i think there are so many movies

it could take decades to rebuild garza and is quoting for hostilities to end immediately. veronica pedroza al jazeera, so inside story, the lesson bring in august, it was a headache, a month before is a legal research. i'm advocacy office that will help an independent policy where vice organization based error on my law and i'm still done. kate mcintosh is the executive director of the university of california. i'm assigned to this law appointments institute. you or she was involved in the development of international control, and it's early is and contributed to defining many of its elements here in the how we have. well, i'm a born in a professor of the school of international service international peace of conflict resolution at american university in washington dc. welcome to the program. how much we've been over the last few days, talking about the different aspects of the a 6 orders that were issued by the international court of justice and whether as well was in compliance of those laws. us today we put more emphasis on the the destruction of evidence. and on this i would like to as

it could take decades to rebuild garza and is quoting for hostilities to end immediately. veronica pedroza al jazeera. so inside story, let's bring in august. it was a headache, a month before is a legal research, a, an advocacy office that will help an independent policy where vice organization based error on my law. and i'm still done. kate mcintosh is the executive director of the university of california. i'm assigned to this law appointments institute to europe. she was involved in the development of international control and it's early is and contributed to defining many of its elements here in the how we have. well, i'm a born in a professor of the school of international service international peace of conflict resolution at american university in washington dc. welcome to the program. how much we've been over the last few days talking about the different aspects of the a 6 or those that were issued by the international court of justice and whether as well was in compliance of those laws. us today we put more emphasis on the the destruction of evidence. and on this i would like to a

it could take decades to rebuild garza and does cooling for hostilities to end immediately. veronica pedroza al jazeera, so inside story, let's bring in august. it was a headache, a month before is a legal research. i'm advocacy office that will help an independent policy where vice organization based error on my law. and i'm still down. kate, macintosh is the executive director of the university of california. i'm assigned to this law appointments institute. you or she was involved in the development of international control, and it's early is and contributed to defining many of its elements here in the how we have. well, i'm a born in a professor of the school of international service international peace of conflict resolution at american university in washington dc. welcome to the program. how much we've been over the last few days talking about the different aspects of the a 6 or those that were issued by the international court of justice and whether as well was in compliance of those laws. us today we put more emphasis on the the destruction of evidence. and on this i would like to ask

a peaceful resolution is on the horizon. agencies are appealing for a global intervention. veronica pedroza, i'll just sarah the inside story the last spring. and now guess now in kampala is a jewish cooker. he is the external communications spokesman for emergency response runs. a used to live volunteer and that work that delivers a in sudan and kyra rush in mccauley, who is the editor of african arguments of penn african online use platform. she and her family were forced to flee cartoon when the conflict began. and then i wrote b, william tata is the sudan country directive for the new we know region refugee council. thank you very much for joining us. uh, we really do appreciate your time here on inside story with him. if i can, please begin with you. you've and the positive said suzanne has the highest number of people in emergency food and security anywhere in the world. can you just explain exactly what that means and what the reality is on the ground? it's devastating situations into done um the largest displacement crisis. and now as you say, one of the largest food and security cr

for palestinians many asking how beneficial it is if israel defies it's old as in gaza, a veronica pedroza al jazeera inside story. so let's bring it i guess, for today's discussion from rough uh, and southern gaza with joined by uses from uh, chicago resident and advocacy officer for the norwegian refugee council. here in doha is more than robotic colored as a of a jetta. leah, an online news websites. he's also a non resident fellow at the center of the conflicts and humanitarian studies from london, which went by name gordon, the professor of international law on human rights at queen mary university. dave is also a board member of the international state crime initiative gentlemen. welcome to you. will that stop with you? yes. so this the any side, the, the israel is complying with the i. c j's orders. genuine. unfortunately, the didn't see any difference either between before the decision had been made by the c j o off the not, not been a does not send to that. and now we're talking about the fact that the to, instead of the packet of thing, i could have somebody 160 i'm video is more

if israel defies its old as in gaza or, or i'll make a pedroza al jazeera inside story. so let's bring it, i guess, for today's discussion from rough uh and southern gaza with joined by usa from uh, chicago residents and advocacy officer for the norwegian refugee council. here in doha is one robotic colored. it's a of a jetta. leah, an online news websites. he's also a non resident fellow at the center of the conflicts and she monetary and studies from london which went by name gordon and a professor of international law on human rights at queen mary university. they was also a board member of the international state crime initiative gentlemen, welcome to you. well, let's stop with you. use that as the any signed the, the israel is complying with the i. c j's orders. genuine to didn't see any difference either with me before the decision had been made by the c j o. at off the not, not been a does not send you that. and now we're talking about the fact that the, instead of the thing i could have somebody $160.00 is i'm video is more than a 1000 feet. it's a lot. and yeah,

for palestinians many asking how beneficial it is if israel defies it's old as in gaza, a veronica pedroza al jazeera inside story. so let's bring it, i guess, for today's discussion from rough uh and southern gaza with joined by usa from uh, chicago residents and advocacy officer for the norwegian refugee council. here in doha is one robotic colored. it's a of a jetta. leah, an online news websites. he's also a non resident fellow at the center of the conflicts and humanitarian studies from london, which went by name gordon, the professor of international law on human rights at queen mary university. dave is also a board member of the international state crime initiative gentlemen. welcome to you. well, let's stop with you. use that as the any side. the, the israel is complying with the i. c j's orders. genuine. unfortunately, the didn't see any difference either between before the decision had been made by the c. j o, off the not, not been a does not send to that and now we're talking about the fact that the to, instead of the packet of thing, i could have somebody $160.00 and venue is m

peaceful resolution is on the horizon. 8 agencies are appealing for a global intervention. veronica pedroza, i'll just the rest the inside story the let's bring it in. now. yes. now in kampala is a jewish cooker. he is the external communications spokesman for emergency response runs, the use slid volunteer network that delivers a in sudan and kyra rush and mccauley, who is the editor of african arguments of penn african online use platform. she and her family were forced to flee cartoon when the conflict began. and then i wrote b. william tata is the sudan country directive for the new we norwegian refugee council. thank you very much for joining us. uh, we really do appreciate your time here on inside story with him. if i can please begin with you. you've. in the past of said, sudan has the highest number of people in emergency food and security anywhere in the world. can you just explain exactly what that means and what the reality is on the ground? it's devastating situations into done um the largest displacement crisis. and now as you say, one of the largest food and security crises in

peaceful resolution is on the horizon. 8 agencies are appealing for a global intervention. veronica pedroza, i'll just sarah the inside story. the let's bring it in now. yes. now in kampala is a jewish cooker. he is the external communications spokesman for emergency response runs that use lead volunteer network that delivers a in sudan and kyra rush in mccauley. who is the editor of african arguments of pen, african online use platform. she and her family were forced to flee cartoon when the conflict began. and then i wrote b. william tata is the sudan country directive for the new we norwegian refugee council. thank you very much for joining us. uh, we really do appreciate your time here on inside story with him. if i can, please begin with you. you've, in the past of sid sudan has the highest number of people in emergency food and security anywhere in the world. can you just explain exactly what that means and what the reality is on the ground? it's devastating situations into done um the largest displacement crisis. and now as you say, one of the largest food and security crises in the