we had meeting with executive shireen about that. and then next, our lgbt updates, there was no report in june, but dr. adelman advised us that the facility will be opening in september, and open house and unlock will be working together in a hybrid approach. because dr. adelman also serves on the state commission on ageing, we had her give us a report on the latest commission meeting. she told us the group meets sixes times a year in various parts of the state and they do that so that they can go to different senior facilities in the area where the meetings are held. the number one issue coming out of the meetings this year is housing. the commission itself had put together a master plan on ageing as did justice and ageing, and both groups found the same thing. justice and housing and economic security, housing information, and workforce. our membership committee gave a report. we have a number of openings. we've reached out to the five supervisors for their district. we have a call with one, from supervisor yee's district, district

so shireen mention the instrument for support of trading exchanges. it is a european union vehicle, a sort of a barter exchange. basically the europeans have started it. it is processing transaction. insofar limited to humanitarian affairs issues, goods, which are not sanctionable under u.s. sanctionss law. it is a vehicle whereby basically european exporters to iran will be paid by european importers, and iranian exporters will be paid by iranian -- the money stays on each side of the divideay basically. so the money doesn't go from iran to europe or europe to iran. it stays on each side of the divide and, therefore, presumably avoids taller transaction. it avoids sentient ability. that's the thesis now. it's had a difficulty. it's going have difficulty. the europeans are considering a number of ways to try to make it more effective and maybe make it viable. .. >> trying to make sense of it myself, but it looks like what the europeans are doing is trying to pump capital into the mechanism to try to accelerate it. the other issue that's under discussi

so without further ado, i think we will begin with shireen. shireen: thank you very much, dan. it seems to me that the order of the speakers is that age goes before wisdom. [laughter] but that also means that i have been doing this whole iran business unfortunately for it seems, 40 arduous years arguing , about this. i also think academics are like peddlers, intreet terms of giving a bit more credentials for my talk. my latest book, w ich called "arab-iranian relations, dynamics of conflict and accommodation," is available everywhere. having said that, let me just start with a few points, raise a few points, then hopefully we can have discussions later on. before doing so, i want to say that i got two sets of before doing so, i want to say that i got two sets of instructions, one from the organizer of the panel, the meeting, and the other was from respected gentlemen, dan. so what i have tried to do is try to combine those and hopefully come up with something that is not entirely incoherent and has some use for pointing that. one of my earlier instructions was, how serious is t

shireen isink correct that iran doesn't want my analysis, iran is in the strongest position i have seen in many years. they have basically rescued assad from the brink of extension. his border is stronger than it has ever been. iraqi shia militias in many ways the preponderance of our in iraq. the uae has in some sense left yemen, leaving the campaign in yemen hanging by a thread. iran has backed the houthis that is very clear. iran doesn't want war, i totally at. iran is being, than, itsby shanks oil exports are 10% of the baseline of 2.5 million barrels a day it has, been shut out of the international banking system and it is estimated that the gdp will sink about 6% or 7% this would be a severe recession, not a mild recession. it would be a severe recession. so iran is. feeling, in my estimation, extremely confident that it can make a tremendous amount of trouble for the united states if there is a conflict, and iran is going to go to the mats to try to achieve the lifting of sanctions. a succession of mediators appear to have taken their chance and struck out. there was not a tremen

this was on mercury way we've got shireen mortgage emmy.saw this fake mailman at an unusual early hours thursday right out of routine for the mail delivery and she asked him about it and he had some sort of excuse about all the routes been change that's why i'm here early after talking with some of her neighbors, the off again looking at their home surveillance video and turns out. he was actually stealing packages right from their doorsteps. >>and i think the most violating part is that here is somebody who's uniform tells us something about them that we feel automatically trusting of them, and it's violated that trust. >>and neighbors say they haven't seen this person since that thursday morning. pleasant hill police are handling investigation now. coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news. now this to getting a sexual-assault that happened in the north bay park will tell you what happens. ♪ you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? (smiling) sure. or when you find that bra

packages he stealing them along mercury way in pleasant hill and take a look this is from the home of shireen motor jammy and she saw this fig mailman and unusually early hours thursday morning that's what first seems suspicious that was so early and actually she says she asked him about it he was saying. it's a route change or whatever but then she looked and he's around her car loitering around the house looking as if he's looking down a mail is going to live or but he's not delivering mail and it said the fake mailman actually was caught on camera at other homes as well in the neighborhood and now they are they're looking out for him. >>and i think the most violating part is that here is somebody who's uniform tells us something about them that we feel automatically trusting of them. and it's violated that trust. >>but other than that thursday morning early morning when he did this the other neighbors say nobody's seen him since the pleasant hill police are looking for him. in nakota woman was rushed to the hospital for what she thought we're kidney stones turned out. she was having triple

take a look shireen moat our jimmy says that she saw the fake mailman at an unusually early hour. thursday morning. so she asked him about what was going on and he said oh there was some excuse he made up about this is a new route and then after all the talk in some neighbors. they all started to look at their home surveillance. and what they saw this fake mailman. going first the car watch this. outside the home then turning away. and that's when another car drove by. so obviously just casing what could he do. >>and i think the most violating part is that here is somebody who's uniform tells us something about them that we feel automatically trusting of them, and it's violated that trust. >>neighbors say that they haven't seen this man sense thursday morning. pleasant hill police are investigating time now is 5 oh 09:00am police in san francisco arrested a man for chasing another man with a knife in the tenderloin police found randy go see with 2 knives, one in each hand when they arrested him. the victim stop the police and said that he was being chased by go see. and now goes h