. ♪ >> reporter: fontrell antonio baines, who goes by the stage name nuke bizzle is accused of applyingor more than $1.2 million in jobless claims intended for those impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. ♪ >> reporter: in a youtube video titled "edd" posted on september 11th baines is holding stacks of envelopes from the unemployment development department. ♪ i think i got rich on my edd >> reporter: bragging about getting rich. another rapper boasting about going to the bank with a stack of these, those envelopes presumably debit cards for those filing for unemployment. ♪ you got the name and number >> reporter: baines' music video painting a remarkably similar picture to what federal prosecutors argue happened. he used stolen identities to apply for jobless benefits and had 92 debit cards totaling more than $1.2 million sent to addresses in los angeles where he was living. officials say he was arrested in las vegas after accessing more than $700,000 through cash withdrawals. baines now faces federal charges including access device fraud, aggravated identity theft and interstate transp

prosecutors say baines received debit cards worth $1.2 million. he faces up to 22 years in prison if convicted. >>> a mother from california who was reported missing in utah's zion national park has been found alive. 38-year-old holly courtier disappeared in the park two weeks ago. the national park service says rescue teams located her on sunday based on a tip from a park visitor. they wouldn't say where they found her or her condition, but she has been reunited with her family. >>> turning to the race for a vaccine for covid-19 and a new distribution plan for new york state that's being unveiled by governor andrew cuomo. it comes amid new concern of a fresh wave of infections just as we get into flu season. i spoke earlier with dr. darien sutton about those headlines. >> dr. sutton, good morning. thank you for joining us. i want to start by asking you how is this surge of covid infections we're seeing right now different than what we saw over the summer, and are we better equipped to deal with it now? >> right now the difference between now and

the history they keep telling you about and lyndon baines johnson with the civil rights bill of 64. this is so ridiculous to the point that it should be humorous. in his 20 plus years in the senate he wrote against every single measure as a part of the southern block to make sure black americans remained underclass. low and behold jfk gets shot and is forced because of the riots that are being taken in the country and he signed and introduced the great society act which was a purposeful scheme to attack the black family and make sure as he said he would have them in the next 200 years. my job is to make sure that they are not only democrats in the next 200 years but they realize the scheme of the party and that it's a virtue and the republican party is the party of freedom. if you want to work hard in this country, we want to help you. if you want to contribute to society, we want to help you. if you want to make decisions, we want to help you. we don't believe in handouts. we believe making sure everybody has a democracy in america and that the country will reward you. >> host: let

you fast-forward obviously with lyndon baines johnson and him giving that speech at howard saint blackricans are being treated well and we have to give you quality plus benefits which was welfare. what we are seeing is that the strategy is being consistent realizing the upper handouts without reading the fine print. the fine print is always those things invariably harm black american society. a really interesting point in society to observe actually and i will asked the question and you might possibly know this answer but black unemployment was lower for black americans and white americans and the answer to that is in 1903. what changed in 1931? the governments decided to get involved in the federal minimum wage ensuring that black americans couldn't compete and it was done because of democrat racist in congress. they didn't want lack americans getting getting their jobs so they instituted in 1931 the davis-bacon act which federalized minimum wage and her black americans all these things at every point the government gets involved black americans heard. what i propose it might look is

baines and his co schemers withdrew more than 700,000 including in las vegas. and they also spent money on merchandise and services, the debit cards were issued to people other than them including identity theft victims and they used addresses baynes had access to in beverly hills and koreatown according to the department of justice. this criminal complaint states 74 claims were filed for one address 18 for another while the memphis tennessee native has lived in the hollywood federal prosecutors say baines was arrested on september 23rd by metro police in las vegas after he was stopped for speeding in a cadillac escalate they say he had 8 debit cards on him with other people's names on them. he faces 3 felony charges with a maximum sentence of 22 years if convicted that money prosecutors say he stole was set aside thru the cares act and it should have gone to people who lost their jobs during the covid-19 pandemic. >>that was vanessa murphy reporting tonight. >>in portland. a man is demanding an investigation by the city's auditor's office after says he was inj

we're at an acute phase and the virus is circulating throughout the country and the rules have already bain tightened then and what other measures a ban discussed. well the government is said to be meeting your local as well as regional leaders they're also discussing with health and a scientific community and some of the things that are being discussed at things like perhaps closing high schools altogether perhaps even closing nonessential activities such as gins schools and the pools and sporting events altogether but we'll have to wait and see what they decide we do know since last week as you mention last not reply at all the public is outdoors all indoors restaurants and bars have shut down all midnight and the can only have terrible tables of his from 9 pm so really i think people are concerned are we going to see a curfew like what's happening in france or is it going to be a little bit mess the government has said for the moment they've put in place a stimulus package to try and help the hardest hit companies that have been affected by the krona fire slow down putting to him to get

bain's economy keeps sliding while the case numbers are rising in the states tries to ease the pain with stimulus with the help doesn't reach everyone. and no it's not a cure for covert 19 but can a business constant lot of other medicinal benefits and thailand wants to cash in on the. welcome to do business i want to get good to have you with us. the coronavirus pandemic is back not that it ever left but things are certainly getting worse all across europe including germany but lin has turned into a hot spot which prompted authorities here to introduce stricter closing times for restaurants and boss but things that even worse in neighboring france which reported a new all time high with almost 19000 new infections in a single day in paris all because of cafes have to remain closed for 2 weeks other cities in france could follow suit and in belgian the capital brussels to all bars and cafes have to close for a month scotland has ordered to the closure of pops in larger cities such as edinburgh and the whole of britain could soon join and meanwhile in italy it is now mandatory to wear fac

lyndon baines johnson belongs to a different sort of dynasty and ambition. was the dynasty on the way down. his family owned land and slaves in texas and in the american south. washis father, sam johnson a member of the state texas legislature. but, he worked his way down on the social and political scale. sam johnson sponsored a bill to have a world constructed near their hometown. by the time that road is to be constructed, sam johnson is not only a former member of the state legislature, he is working , doing manual labor, pushing wheelbarrows. that is how far the johnson family had fallen, so very quickly. liken johnson, sort of scarlet o'hara in gone with the wind, lyndon does not promise never to go hungry again. he promises never to be the idealistic fool his father had been, who played a promising political career into working on that road crew. he vowed he would succeed. he would succeed, not only in the most nefarious ways politically, but also that he would be -- let everyone know how clever and nefarious he was. he worked himself up from congress

is not a force for good and he should not even beg comparison instead of big contrast with lyndon baines johnson. >> all right, madam speaker, speaker nancy pelosi, thank you for your time this afternoon. i greatly appreciate it. >> my pleasure. thank you. stay safe. >> thank you. you too. >> president trump is arriving at a rally in bull head city, arizona. his plane has already arrived there. you can see, i believe he's about to make his way down the steps. you can see the crowds there gathered waiting to take pictures of him. let's take a quick break. we'll come back right after this. at dell technologies, we started by making the cloud easier to manage. but we didn't stop there. we made a cloud flexible enough to adapt to any size business. no matter what it does, or how it changes. and we kept going. so you only pay for what you use. because at dell technologies, we stop...at nothing. ♪ that selling carsarvana, 100% online wouldn't work. because at dell technologies, we stop...at nothing. but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. crea

claim by using biden can bain that russia cool or russian. eligibles who would stay behind this latest scandal is not surprising although it's unfortunate and you know it means that we are in the green or another possible russia gate with another serious although this occasion was pulled by further poisoning of the us russian relations and it just proves called deep. russia despite its will and i would say quote 3 through its will go deeply is russia or no seeding in the american domestic politics and used by both sides it is an instrument as a political tool against each other but on for instance accused by getting money. for all russia by them previously to you strong over being. as you said in his previous debates fortune spot that 1 you know they they both cues each other the crusher. you know kind of supports them and favors their victory. in the presidential election so please use or are sure as you storm and against each other you know this is a very unfortunate and negative thing for the us russian relations because it pete normal i k

initially comprising just 6 satellites in orbit streamed internet video content from germany now bain's and his team were also eager to see how the experiment pans out. what we'll be doing is where we're going to present the earth channel rise up and getting content from there over to our modems fanta the terminals themselves up to the satellites but down again i know all the acknowledgments coming back to across the internet so we can keep on stream here we just got 3 more minutes and then a satellite will be coming out over its satellite flies it takes about 3 minutes m m x for next. 1010 seconds. they. say we're now live streaming video from deserted you have to. travel. the work briefly of the quality of the signal wasn't good enough so it lost lost connection but. we try and we're still in testing we're testing the circuit so optimizing the system to get better and better performance better latency. improved quality of video all the stuff was ok well thanks everybody for joe. thank. you providing sufficient bandwidth for streaming videos in full h.d. will require the launch and dep

kennedy, lyndon baines johnson, richard nixon, and ronald reagan. " now, professor dalle's now professor deluxe analysis only looks at the 20th century. i'm going to throw in some of the presidents from the 21st century as we go along. so, if we can go to the first slide, professor dallek talks about these six points. the first one, he says, is vision. the second is charisma. the third is pragmatism. wel'll move onto the next slide. the fourth is consensusbuilding, followed by trust and credibility, luck, and then i'm going to throw in, which is on the last slide, something i'm going to call communication competence. and we're going to leave the slides behind right now. so, let's start with vision. so, vision, according to dallek, is presidents come up with an idea and they help us to develop something that's going to pull us altogether. it's going to be something that is going to unify us. sometimes it comes to us as a, in a phrase. the new deal, the new frontier, the great society. these would be the things that are going to occur when we talk about vision. so, let me talk about a few

initially comprising just 6 satellites in orbit streamed internet video content from germany now bain's and his team were also eager to see how the experiment pans out. what we'll be doing is where we're going to visit the earth rise up and getting content from there over to our modems on to the terminals themselves up to the satellites but down again and then all the acknowledgments coming back across the internet so we can keep on streaming just here we just got 3 more minutes and then the satellites will be coming out over its satellite flies it takes about 3 minutes i'm in the next. 1010 seconds. very. way we are now live streaming video from this at the you have to. travel. their work briefly in the quality of the signal wasn't good enough so it lost lost connection but. we try and we're still in testing we're testing the circuit optimizing the system to get better and better performance better looking suit you know improve quality of video on the satellite ok well thanks everybody for joe thank. you that providing sufficient bandwidth for streaming videos in full h.d. will require

the ceo stepping down following the carrier's sale to bain capital.th jane hurley seen as his replacement. the change is remarkable as he enjoyed bain's support when the firm agreed to save virgin australia in june. united fell after a wider than expected loss in the third quarter as ticket sales plummeted. the airline says it is ready for a travel rebound with a cash pile of more than $90 billion. united lowered its daily expenditure to $20 million in the third quarter, half what it was in the june period. u.s. carriers have cut jobs and raised debt to survive. chinese rivals hit record to new york thanks to a vote of confidence on wall street. they expect energy demand to accelerate in china to 20% of the market by 2025, while city points to falling battery costs. china's card data for september shows sales of new energy vehicles surging 68% to almost 140,000 units. minutes we couple of will be entering the lunch break in hong kong. we did go 10 straight days as of yesterday. it is still early. we might get number 11 in india. that takes us to the l

euclidian of euclidian hedge fund post group people can check it on the website could sequoia capital bain capital we why do you want the working classes of the so-called rust belt of the united states to vote for the corporate candidate joe biden well 1st 1st off you know joe biden 9 was not my 1st decision ok but i'll tell you right now he's a hell of a lot better than donald trump but in the face. his you know i supported donald trump because i was a bernie sanders supporter and bernie sanders in my hometown of west so much state of west virginia he won all 55 counties and they still say it hillary clinton and i was absolutely livid at that and so i voted for don trump basically out of spite but then a week later i realized it was the worst thing i could have possibly done so i have been going nonstop doing everything my power to expose don't try to tell people about him and how he doesn't care about us you know i got you know money you know if it's a shame we can't overturn citizens united and get big money out of politics because that's the problem that we have in this country and it'

can succeed where his own goals have failed 10 years after they went missing trying to make it as baines canary islands by boat job is getting ready for the journey you do out of eleusis you get out if you leave field with worries in the prevention you want make it you need to take risks you need to be brave. i'm a man i'm willing to risk my life whatever the outcome for me europe is. it is a feeling shared by these young men just arrived in spain's canary islands they come from guinea senegal or algeria not flee war but political and economic instability now in the hands of spanish border guards who will decide on their fate while agreements between the e.u. and countries such as libya tunisia and morocco mean there are less migrants crossing the mediterranean the spanish interior ministry says they are facing an unprecedented surge of african asylum seekers coming through the atlantic ocean with a 530 percent increase in arrivals this year alone. it's like. this is where the drink sometimes there are. back to shore. dangerous drink watch human traffickers that. shortage. job is packing

and we're the party of a great leader of compassion, lyndon baines johnson. and the party of a great man who should have been president, who would have been one of the greatest in history, hubert humphrey. i have appreciated what this convention said about the humphrey, a great man who epit might have had the democratic party. i would like to say we're also the party of jerry brown and senator edward kennedy. i'd like to say a personal word to senator kennedy. ted, you're a tough competitor and a superb campaigner and i can attest to that. your speech before this convention was a magnificent state of what the democratic party is and what it means to the people of this country and why the democratic victory is so important this year. i reach out to you tonight, and i reach out to all those who supported you and your valiant and passionate campaign. ted, your party needs, and i need you. i need your idealism and dedication working for us. there is no doubt that even greater service lies ahead of you. we are grateful to you and to have your strong partnership no

that never got a vote in the house of representatives, john bain are never put that before the house, they knew it would have passed the freedom caucus prevented it from being presented. i regret that comprehensive immigration reform was not acted upon. it could have been acted upon but republican failures in the house prevented occurring. to the extent i have any regret, the leadership, the needed leadership in the house of representatives. >> if you are not running the cabinet life, who do you think biden should pick as the next attorney general? >> he has a lot of good choices. somebody who has a degree of familiarity with the department, don't think this is the time for people learning on the job or someone who will meet the moment or deal with the civil unrest that engulfed our nation. the need for enhanced justice department protecting right to vote. the outcome of that experience to meet the moment and would be politically savvy. a lot of things will be shown at the next attorney general, fair and unfair that will require some degree of political acumen. >> no name mentioned, w

as far as the topics we don't have an official list from moderator susan baines but over 90 minutes,he will try to break it down into 9, 10 minute segments and you can bet the coronavirus, the administration's handling a the president's diagnosis will be front and center, 2020 communications director says pence will defend their handling of the pandemic and try to draw out senator harris on her record. >> kamala harris is to let this moment a cosponsor of bernie sanders's medicare for all bill which outlaws private health insurance for 180 million americans. he will bring that up and try to expose the radical agenda, talk about the fact that joe biden wants to raise taxes on all-americans, they are in the grips of the radical left and the vice president will make it clear. >> reporter: we expect harris to be prepared. she has been here prepping with pete buttigieg who has been playing the role of mike pence in public appearances yesterday but joe biden on the campaign trail in gettysburg driving a message on covid-19 which we will likely here tonight. >> reporter: it is estimated ano

. >>> bris bain police need your help searching for a man believed to be responsible for arson. authorities released these pictures of the suspect. they say he intentionally set fire to brush near hill drive of the the area is covered with dry vegetation and could have easily set the hillside on fire. fortunately it was put out by a witness before it could fully reignite. >>> the search on for a missing cal student. he was last seen on grizzly peak. here is a look at the young man. he is about 5'7" and weighs 150 pounds. he was last seen yesterday morning at graze alley peak and was possibly wearing athletic clothing. >>> police in berkeley are investigating apparent drive by shooting which injured a woman. it happened around 7:00 last night on prince and harper streets about a block from ash by bart. detectives were on the scene using flash lights to search for clues. investigators say the victim in her 20s was taken to the hospital. her condition is unknown. >>> developing, stirs across the bay area have taken or plan to take action to clean homeless encampments. this week a n

understand or appreciate what the danger is nice at bain at that point i just saw well ok and he only this i don't know of i'm no money i haven't got children or old age you know yet it should be me that stays here for half a lover or however long it takes for this conflict to end i had no idea it was going to end up the way it did. as the guns fell silent what to do with the 14 cargo ships stranded in the middle of the canal became a problem that neither egypt or israel was willing or able to resolve. the sailors on board seemed destined to be patently marooned in this isolated desert waterway communication with the outside world was tightly controlled with radio calls restricted to medical emergencies. the ship's owners made a decision to rotate the crews so after 4 months or more each merchant seamen would be replaced even though there was little work to do apart from basic maintenance all the sailors continue to receive their food wages. coming up in part to be yellow fleet crews devised different ways some quite ingenious to improve conditions on board. the way had a lot of big g

attorney's office says the suspect -- they suspect bains ordered at least 92 debit cards that had been preloaded with more than $1.2 million in fraudulently obtained benefits. >>> while we're on the subject of benefits and help for americans who need it nancy pelosi has given the white house until the close of business tuesday. tracie was telling you about that. to agree on a stimulus proposal, or she says she cannot guarantee congress can pass one before the election. wall street very interested in what's happening there. >>> "the wall street journal" was the first to notice oracle chairman larry ellison made a quarter million donation to a political action committee supporting lindsey graham during negotiations with washington over tiktok. a document shows the donation. no allegation of wrongdoing. it's not clear what if any influence he had in trump's decision to demand it. >>> american airlines says it will put the 737 max back into service once it's reamoved to fly by the faa. the airline says it will tell you ahead of time you'll be flying a 737 max. >>> and people's credit score

daytime highs inland will only be in the bees and some 70's and 80's closer to the bain coast. it will be feeling pretty good as well. robin all right, thank you john we're heading over to the golden gate because i just got word of a stalled truck. >>that's blocking right at the toll plaza, so it's causing a little bit of a backup for people heading into san francisco once again this is southbound right at the pay gates crews are heading out it's blocking the right lane. but the northbound traffic is stacking up a little bit. so wondering why the northbound side to slowing the southbound isn't that bad you're looking at 19 minutes here rolling south nevado to the toll plaza just watch out for that truck that's in the way here in the bay bridge toll plaza nothing in your way the traffic continues to pick up here coming from oakland to san francisco. we're still moving well and easy 8 minutes off to fremont street and 92, it's still our busiest bridge right now it started stacking up in the 4 o'clock hour, it's very quiet hot spot free no crashes no stalls but a crowd here west o

and that led us to look very carefully he is baines say did we really see a future here?. the content is well loved. we got great reviews from the app and neighbor a different time and different place this would have worked better but jeffrey and i are realisted and mature executives. we felt this is the right thing to do for investors. the right thing to do for partners and folks that really helped us build this business. we have a lot of believers and we're grateful to all of them. >> but, meg, you just made the point. you said the content had to be so expensive and high quality. i remember getting the explanation from you about the opportunity in having really expensive content. as expensive as they show on hbo but designed for mobile devices. when you look at the success of lower cost content on snap or user generated content on tiktok and think back at the premise, do you think people don't want as expensive content when on something as intimate as their phones >> well, that was the bet. there was a white space which was this very high quality content in the short fo

can succeed where his own goals have failed 10 years after they went missing trying to make it does bainescanary islands by boat job is getting ready for the journey you do. if you leave field with worries and apprehension you want make it you need to take risks you need to be brave. i'm a man i'm willing to risk my life whatever the outcome for me europe is decent. it is a feeling shared by these young men just arrived in spain's canary islands they come from guinea senegal or algeria not flee war but political and economic instability now in the hands of spanish border guards who will decide on their fate while agreements between the e.u. and countries such as libya tunisia and morocco mean there are less migrants crossing the mediterranean the spanish interior ministry says they are facing and then president and surge of african asylum seekers coming through the atlantic ocean with a 530 percent increase in arrivals this year alone. this is when. we come back to shore. dangerous. job is packing his bags some clothing his football boots and a prayer before leaving the blessing of the eld

spending could plunge as much as 35% this year from last year's $300 billion, according to consultancy bainded to expand into bricks and mortar shops. so why do investors think it's a good time to open shops in a pandemic? joining me now isjoey zwillinger, co—founder of the fashion brand allbirds. good to have you on the programme. thank you so much for having me. just tell us about how you are managing to see this success right now. is it the sustainable element, isn't capturing people's imagination? i do think that in a moment where i think we have all seen that collective action around the world is something is absolutely necessary and how interconnected we are as a species that the issue of climate change and what we do on our daily lives and how that impacts the environment certainly has becoming increasingly important and i do think that particular in europe and the uk we have seen ever consumers respond really well to that messaging because we built it authentically from the ground up from every material that we use and we are proud that we use and we are proud that we use and we are

. >> steve baines takes pride in working the private sector for 20 years but he spent time building manufacturingactories in china in the same time the u.s. comedies were laying off american jobs. he was peddling software all across india, china and asia and let's talk about the facts that it was $10 billion and it was given with no restriction by you and they can charge whatever they want to their are promises that everybody will get it for free. we actually do need to start holding the drug comedies accountable. >> thank youar mr. daines. >> that is flat out falls.r here is what is here in montana but we send governor bullock one .25 billion dollars in april and he sat on those and has not even spent up to 50% of it to help montanans and i want to help ask governor why have you given more project with your cronies instead of donating the campaign to all the tribes in montana combined. i just read this first hand out on the reservation yesterday. >> moving along, it goes to governor bullock and we will stay on the same topic but pivot to healthcare, governor. one thing democrats seem to agree on

baines and his co schemers withdrew more than 700,000 including in las vegas.y also spent money on merchandise and services, the debit cards were issued to people other than them including identity theft victims and they used addresses baynes had access to in beverly hills and koreatown according to the department of justice. this criminal complaint states 74 claims were filed for one address 18 for another while the memphis tennessee native's lived in the hollywood federal prosecutors say baines was arrested on september 23rd by metro police in las vegas after he was stopped for speeding in a cadillac escalate. >>they say he had 8 debit cards on him with other people's names on them. he faces 3 felony charges with a maximum sentence of 22 years if convicted that money prosecutors say he stole was set aside thru the cares act. >>and it should have gone to people who lost their jobs during the covid-19 pandemic vanessa murphy. >>and still very summer like across the bay area for today, here's the projections across the wider bay you see that relief around the im

my name is jay bain. i am a richmond district resident. supervisor fewer's my supervisor.'m also on the [inaudible] advisory committee, and i was planning on calling an advisory committee meeting this afternoon. [inaudible] sorry. that's the vision zero board meeting agenda item. so i've been looking at the city government on its scorecard for sftd-led citations and looking it go down for several years. i appreciate we have a program to implement cameras citywide. i'm very concerned that sfpd has essentially walked away from performing their role in traffic enforcement, especially when it comes to the hooked on five citation developments and how it can save lives. i'm very happy to hear the comments made by supervisors stefani, yee, and haney, especially in regards to making the city safer and strategically placing those cameras where they're needed the most and can have the most positive impact. that's all. thank you so much, everybody, for listening and for helping to make the city safer. >> clerk: thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. next caller, please. [please stand

melanie sanders, partner with bain and company joining us from melbourne. to come, budget negotiators expected to begin talks to strike a deal by the middle of the month but france's reluctance to make concessions on fishing could muddy the waters. details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: the clock is ticking on brexit with urgent talks scheduled ahead of an eu summit next week. both sides hope for an agreement by october 15, but france's resistance of a fishing right has become the latest threat. fx's get the latest from our reporter. what do we know about the remaining points of contention? the remaining points of contention are the ones that have always been there, the fishing rights, which boils down to france having state subsidies. the market is unassuming or acting like they think some deal will be reached because it is in both parties interest. if it goes past october 15, the deadline boris johnson has asked for come i don't think markets will be surprised. tell us what the fx impact will be on sterling. on the one hand, you have brexit negotiatio

president gore's plan, he's going to grow the federal government in the largest increase since lyndon baines johnson in 1965. we're talking about a massive government, folks. we're talking about adding to or increasing 200 new programs, 200 programs, 20,000 new bureaucrats. imagine how many irs agents it's going to take to be able to figure out his targeted tax cut for the middle class that excludes 50 million americans. there is a huge difference in this campaign. he says he's going to give you tax cuts. 50 million of you won't receive it. he said in his speech he wants to make sure the right people gets tax relief. that's not the role of a president to decide right and wrong. everybody who pays taxes ought to get tax relief. after my plan is in place, the wealthiest americans will pay the highest percentage of taxes than they do today. and the poorest of americans, 7 million people won't pay any tax at all. it is a huge difference. it's the difference between big, exploding federal government that wants to think on your behalf and a plan that meets priorities and liberates working people t

my name is jay bain. i am a richmond district resident. supervisor fewer's my supervisor. i'm also on the [inaudible] advisory committee, and i was planning on calling an advisory committee meeting this afternoon. [inaudible] sorry. that's the vision zero board meeting agenda item. so i've been looking at the city government on its scorecard for sftd-led citations and looking it go down for several years. i appreciate we have a program to implement cameras citywide. i'm very concerned that sfpd has essentially walked away from performing their role in traffic enforcement, especially when it comes to the hooked on five citation developments and how it can save lives. i'm very happy to hear the comments made by supervisors stefani, yee, and haney, especially in regards to making the city safer and strategically placing those cameras where they're needed the most and can have the most positive impact. that's all. thank you so much, everybody, for listening and for helping to make the city safer. >> clerk: thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. next caller, please. [please sta

dh will had a plied through the foreign trade zone number three grantee status to activate a brings bain warehouse location, brisbane, california, which is within our service area and they are very experienced foreign trade zone operator as an organization and they are 19 active foreign trade zone locations across the united states and it made the application process which started back in april very smooth from their end because they're so experienced. and both the foreign trade zone board and u.s. customs have approved for activation which is pending being approved by the port commission. next slide, please. in closing the port's foreign trade zone is within the scope of the port strategic plan by sustained economic vitality in the region providing a public utility that supports local industry. dhl brisbane location is within the port service area and they have received approval from the two bodies of oversight. staff recommends approving the operation with the dhl allowing them to activate their facility as a foreign trade zone. next slide. that concludes my presentation and i'm availa