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ended scoreless 11 dos he's face says it all in the 2nd half life seek look to break the deadlock 7 cyc used a bit too much from close range. minutes later to move in a drop off the line gets past him but david alibaba put his body in the line of fire then no one in the handbook put neuer says calm down kid finally a penalty look to give biron a chance to score after live indoors he was taken down inside the box by mcconnell but live in dust he never got his shot v.a.r. stepped in and made the right call noting the striker was offside when he received the ball then it was life 6 turn right wrong t.-mo vanna blocks this one just to be outside. no goals at all in this top of the table clash definitely not woodbine brass wanted another draw against life see. it's the year of the rat on the chinese lunar calendar and the rodent is also putting in an appearance at this year's carnival celebrations here in europe a giant water rat made its way down venice is grand canal as the guest of honor in a boat parade by local rowing clubs the city's tourism industry says a visitor bookings are down th

editor for "the new york times," who served as the paper's political editor during the last psych until cyc. she has somehow remained a die hard red sox fan. at the big board, our national political correspondent steve kornacki. as we already established, cal perry is holding down the fort in the town called hart's location. in case you were looking for hart. steve kornacki, to you. talk about the history of this kind of thing. first in the nation, yes. but also as they open up the ballot box now in dixville notch, they will post, as they usually do on a board, after calling them out -- we don't have access to sound from here. they will post right there on their high-tech whiteboard, which actually will be a more verifiable result than iowa, they will post the vote. tell us about the tradition and history of this. >> yeah, unlike iowa, the polls are closing here. we're going to get some actual results in a couple minutes. yes, this goes back three different towns here. we can show you towns, unincorporated townships, hamlets if you want to call them. where cal is, hart's location, this is h

to that later on this month and in the 27th, we attended and participated in the bay view summit at cyc bay view. i don't know if that's a typo. we have four cases that are in closed session this evening and the audience tonight is senior investigator brent bayjin and our director of audit steve flarety and supervisor auditor cat scoggins and vilma, our project manager. i'm making sure i wasn't missing anybody. that's it. >> they're going to present. you are going to hear from them. >> i'm about to introduce them. >> ok. >> i was separating it. >> any questions just for director henderson based on his report? >> we're ready for you. >> and like i said, there will be a more thorough 1421 presentation next with with some of those numbers in details. without further adieu, i'd like to introduce the team that worked on the property audit in rehave you to make their presentation and invite them to come and take the podium. this is steve and cat. >> good evening to you both. >> good evening. >> good evening, president hirsch, commissionerses and chief to have. i'm the director of audits for t

to that later on this month and in the 27th, we attended and participated in the bay view summit at cyc bay view. i don't know if that's a typo. we have four cases that are in closed session this evening and the audience tonight is senior investigator brent bayjin and our director of audit steve flarety and supervisor auditor cat scoggins and vilma, our project manager. i'm making sure i wasn't missing anybody. that's it. >> they're going to present. you are going to hear from them. >> i'm about to introduce them. >> ok. >> i was separating it. >> any questions just for director henderson based on his report? >> we're ready for you. >> and like i said, there will be a more thorough 1421 presentation next with with some of those numbers in details. without further adieu, i'd like to introduce the team that worked on the property audit in rehave you to make their presentation and invite them to come and take the podium. this is steve and cat. >> good evening to you both. >> good evening. >> good evening, president hirsch, commissionerses and chief to have. i'm the director of audits for t

with department community organizations and we're doing work and actually wan is involved with the cyc and the work that they're doing with our neighborhood empowerment network and with the department of emergency management around working with communities to be able to protect themselves to stay in their homes and to get to know their neighbors, to get to know the people around them. we do a neighbor-fest program where we're waiving the fees so the people can have block parties and during the block parties, we can inform them, a lot of this is around the risk of earthquake but department of environment, and other departments come and talk about their programs as well. so i don't want to say that we have it figured out as to how we're going to address this community cohesion issue. but the idea of building up community leaders and focusing at the community level and not sort of having this top-down approach, which i think is traditionally come from deposit, we'lgovernment. we'll tell you what you need and provide you with everything to make it safer for you. it's really now becoming mu

the garage for sponsoring this, chinese news companies, cyc, george chan. the support of the command staff behind me as well. i would also like to acknowledge some of the other attendees here. robert kenny, thank you to dpw. in closing, i would like to say the safety of our community members is a top priority. during the lunar new year celebration with the many celebrations and events you will see increased foot patrols with extended hours of operation, enhanced community engagement and outreach. please remember to report crimes and as mentioned before lap services are available. reach out to officers when you see them in the neighborhood. if you are a family member in need of assistance, please reach out to our officers as well. every one deserves a safe city and happy holiday. we wish you a safe new year. please join us as we walk together as a community. thanks to san francisco safe and the year of the rat we will pass out mouse pads and whistles. thank you. that concludes our press conference. streets. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i wanted to wish