comm.alcolm: thank you, governor. good afternoon, everyone. as the governor said, it has been several days since we have been together and talked about daily numbers. it is a chance to put those daily numbers in a trend context. that is extremely important to understand where we are in the whole scope of the pandemic. before i get into the cumulative results, the last few days of ear rep -- bear repeating. over the things -- thanksgiving holiday we added a lot of cases. 4 cases last wednesday that were reported friday. daysday we reported two together, from thursday, the holiday, and friday. 15 total we reported 9,0 cases from thursday and friday. 6 new cases were announced on sunday. 801 cases weres 5, announced today. those numbers need to be seen together. our totalmeans is number of covid-19 cases in minnesota since the start of the pandemic have reached 318,763. sadly, we have a new total of 3,521 deaths in minnesota, which were up 15 from yesterday, as the governor said. we had a real

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space comm has emphasized cooperation with america's partners is critical. through operation olympic defenders, it is a focal point of building such international partnerships. could you talk about progress you have made toward the better inking with our allies space. how are you approaching hurdles to cooperation? >> yes sir. operation olympic defenders. that is -- our competition every day. it is ongoing right now. we take it seriously. our focus on allies and partners, i mentioned the .nited states focus now, as we pivot to allies and partners again, allies and partners and commercial allies and partners in civil allies and partners, not only thinking about allies and partners militaries, thinking about allies and partners commercial and civil organizations. that we do not directly link up with those but encouraging our allies and partners to integrate themselves and integrate it with us, think of it as multi-bilateral is him. it ithat is one thing. the other thing is developing. not only learning from our allies and partners and their capabilities. but a

additional funding is provided byno the a statef adams and the human ftendation, comm to bridging culturalromnities. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewe like you. thank you. queen elizabeth, the queen mother, known affectionately to millions as the queen mum. for many she's the most popular royal figure in recent history. well, sha was what i would call life enhancer. you know, she'd walk into a room and light it up. i thought she had a delight in life, p delight ineople and things. i think it's a great gift. she's on my list of originals. nearrator] born a com she married a prince. she had no choice inatter.ed she just jolly well had to be. she didn't want to be one little b. when the abdication happened and her shy and stammering husband was forced to be king, she had to step up to the mark.ep she would de resent it if i said to you that she was the power behind the throne, but that's exactly what she was. in 1952, crisis hit againr when her husband, george vi,

he is married to allegra stratton, who will now be the comms office for number ten, so he called thatyone know? look, i think people know the 31st is the real deadline here, they know it is heating up to something, and i think james has been pretty on the money throughout these negotiations, being able to trail what the government is thinking. the problem is that we are really at that standstill but once you strip away a lot of the quotes, a lot of the briefings, what you see are two sides that do really want to get a deal. the cynical opinion is that the prime minister is going to brussels just so he can show he tried everything but it really would seem tried everything but it really would seem there is sides know that it is in their economic interest to get this deal. the question is whether or not they can chime each other or seriously negotiate with each other, perhaps a combination of the two, to get us over the line with a very, very clear ending now of the 31st of december. jacks, what do you think? cynics amongst us might say if the minister goes tomorrow and then some sort of

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i think as well our comms on this why we are voting for this have been i think appalling.alking in yet again toa doing is walking in yet again to a long—term bear trap that the government has put down. brexit has often cause division, even at times political turmoil. but after yea rs of political turmoil. but after years of heated debate and hard negotiations, the country will soon start to find out what makes it really means. jessica parker, bbc news. senators in argentina are debating a bill which would legalise abortion up to the 14th week of pregnancy. the bill has already been approved by the chamber of deputies — but that debate lasted some 20 hours — and the senate discussion is expected to be even more heated. tanya dendrinos has more. as the debate began in argentina's polarised senate, the scenes outside werejust as divided. pro—choice activists chanting and hopeful. translation: we are going to be on the streets so that today it becomes law, and if approved, it is implemented in each and every one of the provinces so that no more women die from secret abortions.

proce here in america is much as i participate in therocess i respect each of you for your thoughtful commes it is quite extraordinary i hope you think out going on the road andducating in terms of young peop because it is one of the things we are experiencing here with the cabinet selection as the president-elect said we nd to listen to america just like our international colleagues. but what i jt listen to all too often we forget how messy the democratic experiences and how incredible it is. so thank you to each of u for that so beginning the transiti into the common policy i would like to hear your evaluation on the choices this far. we touched on responsibility of each cabinet they're n all without yet they are thoughtfully without. starwith theop which is the nation security rollout with the secretary of state we had jake sullivan. so like to get each of you to offer comments on the selectionnd also differentiate those necessary bills that require confirmation and those that don'tt like sulliv and the national security advisor that would be helpful for the audience to beer understand wh

in 1998, he joined the united global comms european company the predecessor liberty global. -- jeff lead the effort launch residential telephone service on you pcs networks in the netherlands, france norway and austria. after five years in europe, he returned to the u.s. and join armstrong as president. he continues to lead armstrong to the challenges of the ever-changing broadband and video businesses. he has served on the fancy tc board for 14 years, and as a member of the executive community. -- it is also served on the pennsylvania cable tv association board. just as devoted his time and resources to a number of charitable organizations, including is known creation armstrong, healing heroes. his sponsor this evening by david keefe and at hollering. >> moderate to join the special group. i have known many pioneers, i hope i can help others as they have help me. i want to thank -- for nominating me and i wish i had time to thank others. richard i want to thank my colleagues backing armstrong, they are strong senior team and all the hardworking dedicated employees their exemplify servic

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. >> shannon: let me get richard in here for a very quick comme comment. >> you have to understand in the communities in chicago or other parts of the country, we have seen these drug laws impact communities of color more so than any other communities. so what kim fox is doing here very artfully is saying that we can all agree that marijuana has a medicinal purposes to it and why not let those people continue to live their lives without i have felony on the record. >> shannon: we will track it and see how this plays out. richard and miranda come thank you both for your time. what we are learning tonight about the massive attack of u.s. government systems, next. well played. (vo) add some thrill to your wish list. at the season of audi sales event. get exceptional offers now. ♪ still warm. ♪ thanks, maggie. oh, alice says hi. for some of us, our daily journey is a short one. save 50% when you pay per mile with allstate. pay less when you drive less. you've never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. you've never been in better hands. - [narrator] as many of t

you think we'll have a nice ramp by the end of the year in tact >> yes $ fed's commen-- the fed's comm yesterday indicated that there are a lot of reasons to expect at least 3800, probably higher before year end. >> at least 2% or so of where we are right now. let's look ahead you have a very interesting perspective on 2021. almost a tale of two years you have a first half scenario and then a second half the first half, which i find really interesting, you say even though you're so optimistic, that stocks are going to have a 10% correction sometime in the furst part of the year, maybe february to april. why? >> the market's got a pretty big overbought condition to work off. i don't think it goi's going toe an issue into year end or in january. i'm not necessarily worried about all the good things that could happen next year but begin the overbought situation, if you look at other bull markets, usually by that 12th month, you have a pretty angry and painful correction so we think that starts in february to april and that would take us to 3,500 i would be buying that but i do want people

this went true through the comm advisory. these are their recommendations based upon an equity and fairness lens looking at this wholistically, bottom up, not top down. >> we know the details are a lot to digest. we are having to remember tiers and regions and colors. we do break it all down on our website and of course, we'll continue to report on the impact and enforcement of this new stay-at-home order and let's hope the governor is right on his assessment that we're in the home stretch and this will be the last lockdown. dan? >> let's hope so, kris. for the person watching not in any of the designated tiers, can they still get a vaccine? >> the short answer is no that's because the first shipment is very limited and the governor was very clear today, dan, there will be no cutting lines or paying your way to get to the front. this first bach will only go to the most vulnerable and the most at risk. in those three tiers but of course, we know that more vaccines are on the way. >> that's true. okay, thank you. >>> now, this

on that motion, madam clerk, a roll call, pleasaroll call comm. >> aye. >> commissioner haney. >> aye. >> commissioner mandelman. >> aye. >> commissioner mark. >> absent. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> aye. >> commissioner stefani. >> aye. >> commissioner walton. >> aye. >> commissioner yee. >> aye. >> the item has approval on the first reading. >> thank you. is there any introduction of new items? seeing none. is there any general public comment? >> no public comment. >> okay. we are adjourned. the timma committee members should stick around. the rest can get ready for the board of supervisors meeting. -- and outreach first and foremost. that was always a primary tactic, and so we have been doing that since 2006. this is a program completely untethered from general funds and even completely untethered from any time. and so this is a competitive environment, openly competitive and by design and by law going back to the 1960s. so you have an enormous ecosystem, 60,000 building permits every year a

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on that motion, madam clerk, a roll call, pleasaroll call comm. >> aye. >> commissioner haney. >> aye. >> commissioner mandelman. >> aye. >> commissioner mark. >> absent. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> aye. >> commissioner stefani. >> aye. >> commissioner walton. >> aye. >> commissioner yee. >> aye. >> the item has approval on the first reading. >> thank you. is there any introduction of new items? seeing none. is there any general public comment? >> no public comment. >> okay. we are adjourned. the timma committee members should stick around. the rest can get ready for the board of supervisors meeting. ch . >> thank you. madam clerk, i believe we have a presenter, deputy director fong. >> yes, thank you very much. this is your quarter report for the third quarter 2020. total liabilities amounts to $1.5 million and include 281,000 in payables to our consultant, and the remains is applied to deferred grant disbursements that weren't disbursed in the last fiscal year. we also have costs for technic

option to stay in or go, but what they see now is pipe investors, right, pre the transaction have commhave the option to stay in. you're going to see these things trade well i really like the structured spacs. cantor fitzgerald is the number one in spacs in 2018 and 2019, and now that spacs have become so popular it's a good way for a high growth cane like view and dynamic glass to go public, and i think you're going to see the investors really like it by the way, the coolest thing about the company is they take the glass that's on your phone and embed it on top of the glass and it becomes your phone. you have a 55 inch monitor that goes right into the glass and that product is coming out this year you can see it on view.com it is really mind blowing. so cool. >> howard, before we let you go, i wanted to get your thoughts, i don't know if you saw this news, the nasdaq putting forth what they're hoping will become a requirement for all nasdaq listed companies such that they have at least one female on their board and one quote unquote minority defined as either lgbt or minority in other

on that motion, madam clerk, a roll call, pleasaroll call comm. >> aye. >> commissioner haney. >> aye. >> commissioner mandelman. >> aye. >> commissioner mark. >> absent. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> aye. >> commissioner stefani. >> aye. >> commissioner walton. >> aye. >> commissioner yee. >> aye. >> the item has approval on the first reading. >> thank you. is there any introduction of new items? seeing none. is there any general public comment? >> no public comment. >> okay. we are adjourned. the timma committee members should stick around. the rest can get ready for the board of supervisors meeting. >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to college that's for the food for thought. we didn't have a signature font for our orientation that's a 40-year

>you may begin imrur your comme. >> i'm with local 87, i represent the janitors units. don't need an interpreter a lot of our workers think housing should be a right. being able to introduce this as a conversation. there's a lot of work to be done. the city of not just made up of familyings that need affordable housing. supervisors including supervisors were instrumental in creating more inclusionary housing to make sure it's for working families. workers are building buildings that we'll never be able to live in. whether it's construction workers plumbers, it leaves us out to being able to qualify for this housing. i've had so many because you make seven dollars too much, you do not qualify. it should not serve the city only for some. it should be inclusive for families who are working and are work k for sit dwri the ownership should not be for one specific group. it should be for all working families. we should not say it should all be affordable. housing needs to be for everyone. we all need it. we need to make sure it will nod exclude the laborer, the hotel workers.

>you may begin imrur your comme. >> i'm with local 87, i represent the janitors units. i don't need an interpreter a lot of our workers think housing should be a right. being able to introduce this as a conversation. there's a lot of work to be done. the city of not just made up of familyings that need affordable housing. supervisors including supervisors were instrumental in creating more inclusionary housing to make sure it's for working families. workers are building buildings that we'll never be able to live in. whether it's construction workers plumbers, it leaves us out to being able to qualify for this housing. i've had so many because you make seven dollars too much, you do not qualify. it should not serve the city only for some. it should be inclusive for families who are working and are work k for sit dwri the ownership should not be for one specific group. it should be for all working families. we should not say it should all be affordable. housing needs to be for everyone. we all need it. we need to make sure it will nod exclude the laborer, the hotel worker

on that motion, madam clerk, a roll call, pleasaroll call comm. >> aye. >> commissioner haney. >> aye. >> commissioner mandelman. >> aye. >> commissioner mark. >> absent. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> aye. >> commissioner stefani. >> aye. >> commissioner walton. >> aye. >> commissioner yee. >> aye. >> the item has approval on the first reading. >> thank you. is there any introduction of new items? seeing none. is there any general public comment? >> no public comment. >> okay. we are adjourned. the timma committee members should stick around. the rest can get ready for the board of supervisors meeting. ch . >> thank you. madam clerk, i believe we have a presenter, deputy director fong. >> yes, thank you very much. this is your quarter report for the third quarter 2020. total liabilities amounts to $1.5 million and include 281,000 in payables to our consultant, and the remains is applied to deferred grant disbursements that weren't disbursed in the last fiscal year. we also have costs for technic