equally important, elaine has fostered a culture of inclusion, belonging and excellence by leading the port exceptional employees with compassion and innovation. thank you for five great years, elaine. congratulations. [applause] >> thank you so much madam president. that was so kind. >> president brandon: thank you. next item please. >> clerk: item 10 is consent calendar. 10a is request approval of a resolution adopting the competitive selection processes include communication policy to support the integrity of competitive selection. 10b is to award deloitte not to exceed $200,000 resolution 2140. 10c request approval of the two-year release rent credit between san francisco and sill -- silverado contractors. >> president brandon: thank you. may i have a motion to approve the consent calendar. >> i so moved. >> second. >> president brandon: thank you. now let's open up for public comment. we'll open the phone lines to take public comment on the consent calendar. members of the public who join us on the phone. >> clerk: at this time, we will open the queue for any one on the phone who

were still in place and more than a million children were absent. 0ur education correspondent elaine dunkley hasst yorkshire to see how they are coping with ongoing challenges posed by coronavirus. hi, it's adele webster, the student welfare officer, calling from honley high school. another phone call to parents, another pupil with symptoms. he's complaining of headache and a cough, and it could possibly be covid. covid is still causing disruption. we need to just isolate from the other students, so if you just come with me and we'll sit at the back of the hall. is that 0k? it's a busy week for adele, the welfare officer. if you can phone dad for me... since the start of term, an increasing number of children are missing school. yesterday, we sent four home. two of those have come back confirmed as positive. i'd say it's probably the busiest we've been in terms of cases in school. we've spent a week at honley high in west yorkshire. like other schools in england, restrictions have been lifted by the government. it's been absolutely amazing to have what feels much more like a normal school again.

a no arrests have been made. elaine hutchins has been described by colleagues as a brilliant talent who was committed to aught into film. she was named as a rising star by the american society of cinematographers 2 years ago. the company making the movie, say that providing counseling services to every one connected with it, victoria gate and be al jazeera. in a few hours time, we'll see the latest world cup stadium unveiled right here in kata. the al to mama stadium will hold games in the group stage through the quarter finals in 2022 bod. later on friday, it's hosting the biggest match in catallo re football, the mia cup final now sports corresponding joanna gaz. road scott has more from the stadium. the altima stadium is a 40000 seater stadium, and it's the 5th to be ready for the well cut in counselor in 2022. it's also the only state that was designed by a country architect and that has a real local flavor about it. if you look at the design, it's rounds and it has a very intricate field to it. and it's actually based on this. it's a good idea. and it's a traditional piece of our h

were still in place, and more than a million children were absent. 0ur education correspondent elaine dunkley hasg with ongoing challenges posed by coronavirus. hi, it's adele webster, the student welfare officer calling from honley high school. another phone call to parents, another pupil with symptoms. complaining of headache and a cough, and it could possibly be covid. covid is still causing disruption. we need to just isolate from the other students, so if you just come with me we will sit at the back of the hall. is that 0k? it's a busy week for adele, the welfare officer. if you can phone dad for me... since the start of term, an increasing number of children are missing school. yesterday, we sent four home. two of those have come back confirmed as positive. i'd say it's probably the busiest we have been in terms of cases in school. we have spent a week at honley high in west yorkshire. like other schools in england, restrictions have been lifted by the government. it's been absolutely amazing to have what feels much more like a normal school again. are you all right, girls? all of the chil

in campaign — which has drawn some criticism for suggesting women should stay at home rather than go out — is calling for more preventative measures. 0ur education correspondent elainea complete memory loss from one point of the night to the other point of the night. and that's something that never happens to me. and then when i got up, i felt this really sharp pain in my leg. it was a pinprick mark. more people are coming out and people need to realise, it is an issue and it is happening, and it's horrifying that it's happening. it's a terrifying ordeal. to have someone out there, you know, just saying, are you 0k, you know how you're getting home? astrid was with zara on that night and is struggling to come to terms with what happened. i'm feeling quite paranoid and quite anxious. i've been in a situation where i actually went home from a nightclub because ijust, i didn't, i was in the queue, i was surrounded, it was a very boisterous queue and i was around a lot of people and ijust kind of thought, actually, i don't feel comfortable doing this. i don't want to put myself into this position of vulnerability. and every time my arm was being scratched, i was checkin

were still in place, and more than a million children were absent. 0ur education correspondent elaine dunkley hasil with symptoms. complaining of headache and a cough, and it could possibly be covid. covid is still causing disruption. we need to just isolate from the other students, so if you just come with me we will sit at the back of the hall. is that 0k? it's a busy week for adele, the welfare officer. if you can phone dad for me... since the start of term, an increasing number of children are missing school. yesterday, we sent four home. two of those have come back confirmed as positive. i'd say it's probably the busiest we have been in terms of cases in school. we have spent a week at honley high in west yorkshire. like other schools in england, restrictions have been lifted by the government. it's been absolutely amazing to have what feels much more like a normal school again. are you all right, girls? all of the children going to their lessons in the subject specialist teachers' rooms, science experiments happening. but at the same time, we are dealing with, unfortunately, a rise in the n

we release the bike is that b and b has that meter. elaine sleep dumber. the slum. and emily didn't sleep. he finds that the slum. so i think that the reason is it was just as that we are. why don't you go benefit? okay, i mean it mean i, i hear i'm just gonna say that bases of both of our way here outside of bangladesh and don't know as well. yeah, absolutely. tanveer, let me just just finish this and so i can have our audience understand a little bit more if they need to 90 percent of the population in bangladesh. muslim 9 percent hindu, that's an important fact for you to know time vague ahead. i mean, both of them say that pretty much i agree with. there is a far more deeper roots to all of this problem. i made it, as nina pointed out, since 947 partition of greater india into east and west are, you know, and he was based obviously division was based on religion, that d proto sentiment that still exist. you know, it's not necessarily coming in billing, but it's also national listing, feeling it, whatever happened in that region has a sentiment that sparks in eac

other comments said by an indian that they're just, you see an idea of what elaine jillions are actually thinking. there has to be empathy. one thing we must not forget is that anyway, integration program does not involve the community. and that does not put into consideration the pool and a push factors that lead a lot of this categories or fighter like and below my lately mentioned earlier that does not politic put it into consideration, then we are wasting money for factors. such are the fact that there are peeling ideologies, you know, defined the material. and so she er benefits but also push fructose, you know, sort of, you know, to gaze for, for, and the relative deprivation of political glee. vs is the perspective that people have that they are marginalized. if this is not put into consideration, any lean to gratian program, and for me, in one of the community that i was walking in did not, is they believe that any woman was had contact with a book called am fighter. and get that not the child of that woman, surely double bond life or should never be accepted into the community. what people are sayi

for too many, spiking has been brought close to home. elaine dunkley, bbc news, in nottingham.at the time with _ happened to you? i went clubbing at the time with my _ happened to you? i went clubbing at the time with my boyfriend - happened to you? i went clubbing at the time with my boyfriend and i - happened to you? i went clubbing at| the time with my boyfriend and i had a drink in my hand, i ended up talking toa a drink in my hand, i ended up talking to a guy, i'm not sure if he was the one who spiked me but looking back on it, i'm guessing he was. and he ended up telling me he was. and he ended up telling me he was 31 and asked if i wanted to dance with him. in the moment i said i was with my boyfriend, sorry, no, he left me completely. and when i left the club, an hour after i had spoken to this guy, i was nearly completely paralysed. and luckily my boyfriend took a video of me as evidence to show two clubs. 50 looking back on it, i'm very grateful he had the videos. i should make it clear— grateful he had the videos. i should make it clear to _ grateful he had the video

an update on these figures is expected later today. 0ur education correspondent elaine dunkley has beenhe method and what they would make and now we can actually do them. you can be more interactive, yeah, and actually see - the experiments happen. for these pupils, a sense of normality, but an increasing number of their classmates are at home with covid. we are moving towards the 200 mark in terms of how many children are currently out of school with a confirmed case of covid—19. the head teacher is concerned that as covid continues to keep children out of the classroom, there are increasing risks for the most vulnerable people. whilst we can ensure that they do not fall behind academically because we have the systems in place to ensure the work is provided for them remotely, it is actually a concern for those children who really need to be in school for their welfare, and that is a concern given the numbers we are talking about. so, numberone... in schools in england, covid restrictions such as social distancing and bubbles have been lifted by the government. here at honley high, beca

our education correspondent elaine dunkley has been following the situation at one school in west yorkshireitely going to feel that pinch for the day. trying to ensure that any supply teacher has got as much support as they need for any of the classes. so i think there is a definite additional stress when you come in in the morning and there might be two or three people off. the school is working closely with the local public health team. in a statement, the department for education says it's about managing the risks with ventilation, regular testing and vaccinations of older students and staff. but for this school and many across the country, keeping pupils in school and covid out continues to be a challenge. elaine dunkley, bbc news in west yorkshire. those figures will be out later today about who is on out of school. imagine spending lockdown with 1,000 sheep, a0 cows, six dogs, four horses and nine children. well, that's been the reality for amanda owen, aka "the yorkshire shepherdess" and it's all in the new series of "our yorkshire farm", which this time includes camera work from som

but yes, elaine, els also right that there seems to be a real politicization in this unit party establishment that has this desire for perpetual war perpetual global institutions. having control over our legal structures, our trade agreements. and if you're not part of that click, if you deviate even one iota off of that narrative that dominates both parties, then yeah, i the books going to be thrown at you if you are, you know, getting in the way of the narrative or the policies that both parties, the mitch mcconnell, the pol ryan's the nancy, pelosi is all agree on. so, yes it's, it's both the, every day and justices of people who get thrown away because of the prison industrial complex. but it's also, you know, folks who, whether they're on the left or right here, a lot of people in the truck ministration had really gotten unfair a deal in attack for every little thing. while the hillary clinton people got off the hook. but guess what, you know, someone like a, a, with julian hassan, she's on the left and you see what they've done to him. so it's not about left to right. it's about people that go a

a delegation of french senators has arrived in taiwan as relations between the self, rhode island, and beijing. worse and the group led by senator elaine rashad will meet president sy in when, before the trip, china's ambassador to france wrote to rashad wanting him to cancel the 5 day visit, begging opposes international engagement with taiwan. china and taiwan split during the civil war in 1949 and but by jenkins it, is it a breakaway program province? the un secretary general has demanded evidence from ethiopia over its expulsion of 7 un staff on misconduct allegations. and tony a good terriers intervened in a rare public exchange with ethiopian ambassador, his calling on the government to allow unrestricted access to deliver humanitarian aid to millions. a diplomatic editor james bay's reports from the un. with the conflict in ethiopia, widening and the humanitarian crisis growing the un secretary general address the security council. the country is facing any mouse humanitarian crises that the man's immediate attention. all efforts should be squarely focused on saving lives and avoiding a massive human tragedy. this makes law serv

the director of photography last week . elaine hutchings was killed on the set of the film rust and the films direct to gel. sousa was wounded police as the actor has been cooperative, but that it's too early to charge any one. as the investigation continues, we believe that we have in our possession the firearm that was fired by mister baldwin. this is the wire. this is the firearm we believe discharged the bullet. we also believe that we have the spent shell casing from the bullet that was fired from the gun. the actual lead projectile that was fired has been recovered from the shoulder of mister sousa. now there are just a 100 days left until the wind heard and picks began in bay jang organizes of res pandemic protection guidelines allowing local spectators to attend. but count down has also been plagued by new cove at 19 outbreaks and calls for boycotts from human rights activists. katrina, you reports from beijing ha baiting his entered the final stage of preparations for the 2022 winter olympics with just 100 days left until the opening of the games. volunteers have been recruited. test events underway and metal designs have been unveiled, ed

janice, i think the good he, elaine been very good is going to your diarrhea was, is there sailors quay, yahoo, where tim maloney gauge my fig. another thought finished what has gone down milton than via i guess the better it doesn't have java is about to come home to me. but i went down with yada to live with them or help us fiddle. who's i was gwendolen, monica, that they stole when to say when night. this was one, the units sniper, he moved to a village after the morbid, icy rock and became a baker. it was late a shot, but survived the attack. only to then disappear entirely. ah. several of those we filmed with had high hopes for the feast, but later disappeared in suspicious circumstances. their fate unknown a is in the for that the little medically i wouldn't let it look as youngsters because he's brilliant enough with my cage. he knows everyone to love where they want us to get on with him. dormitory units moment work with her by now linda, missouri until the us until the approximately a dsl department for marketing. many former, far quite us are now missing some suspect paramilitaries or eventual security forces. others believe that this isn't far grou

you know, it's that said feel solidified and who i am as a woman has the right is the creator to feel like i've you know, carved elaineno longer raise now, inspiring entertainment mogul with a reported new 40 million dollar deal with that warning media. so. >> alright need an easy way to burn off halloween candy calories. well, maybe try watching a scary movie. a recent study from the uk suggests that those heart racing screams from heart movies can actually burn calories. some claim. scary movies can burn more than 180 calories in a city. however, the number of calories byrne varies from person to person of course, because not everyone's the same. not everyone gets a scare as other people right. we're all individuals and not everyone needs to buckets of so i think you're going pop which way? i don't know if this study accounted for people eating while they're watching the movie. i think it was more of like it. if you eat a lot of halloween, candy and then watch a movie. but i i wasn't part of the study. so i don't really know that. doctors do say the benefits from watching scary movies are like going to the gym. that

has now assume the role of fast spokesman chief for europe . ah, was angela merkel. clearly out of the picture and pretty much elaine back nowadays . the frost is really seen an adoption, an opportunity hate to seize the initiative on leading on, leading your and then changing that into into something that it would like ah, other time. but before this, you have to do that, a partnership with germany, but that's no longer the case when we don't know how, how long it's going to take germany 2 to 4 when you government and without the backing of of a german chancellor issue on the line of the european commissioner is, is pretty much palace and he, we have maxim stair stepping. he's an premature on, on what he would like to see to say done it's, it's an interesting, an interesting time. not forgetting, of course. and he also has his own presidential elections coming up in april next year. i need to be seen as a, a big bold statesman out there leading from the front. and i think this is probably a little bit of mixture of bluster hymnals that is testing the water, the say, what, what are the temperatures there in the rest of europe for,

delegation of french sentences has arrived in taiwan is relations between the self, rhode island, and by jean worse and as we heard from our correspondent, the group led by senator elaine rashad, will made president sighing when before the trip, china's ambassador to france wrote to rashad wanting him to cancel the 5 day visit by ging opposes international engagement with taiwan. china and taiwan slit during the civil war in 1949. but by jenkins it is a break away province. the un secretary general antonia good tear as has urged ethiopian government to allow the world body to deliver humanitarian aid to millions in the countries north. gutierrez, called on ethiopia as late as to allow unrestricted movement, a desperately needed humanitarian supplies into to cry. i am horror and afar. wednesday's security council meeting is the 2nd regarding ethiopia, his race and expulsion of 7 say new and 8 officials at diplomatic edison. james bays has more from the united nations. we had an interesting moment at the end of the meeting when the ethiopian ambassador addressed the security council. and at this meeting, he made brand new allegations explaining. he said the expulsions. h

has have been part of the equation for very long time. the west is making a serious strategic error. i cross sucking rushes relations with the west. i'm joined by my guess, i been elaine in washington. he's a senior fellow at the independent institute and author of the book war and the rug presidency in london. we have charles shaw bridge. he is a security analyst and former u. k. army, an counterterrorism intelligence officer. and in brussels, we cross to pierre emanuel phelman. he is a ph, d and geo politics, as well as a lecture at we own university art gentleman cross up rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate, let's go to brussels 1st here, emanuel, i noticed you have like 4 globes behind you. so you really are in de geo politics here. okay. i mean, what do you make of the prevalence decision to, to sever official contacts with nato and, and, and i could throw in to, they don't have much contact with the european union, either severing this is it, a game changer is a continuation of something doesn't matter go ahead. i think he is sir, consternation of mister great power or rivalry, the configuration actually or it

elaine near redwood parkway. they are not releasing any other details yet. aside from saying the man was found dead with at least one gunshot wound. >> a dangerous hostage situation in san jose has come to an end after 14 hours. sheriff's deputies say a man took his own father hostage at gunpoint threatening his life. scott four's. rob fladeboe reports now hostage negotiators talk the man into surrendering. >> sheriff's deputies were still on the scene here on east hills drive late this afternoon where a hostage drama came to a peaceful ending. some 14 hours after it began sheriff's deputies were dispatched to this alum, rock neighborhood. late monday night after receiving reports about a disturbance with a firearm. the san jose police merge unit joined the sheriff's team in surrounding the home on east hills at miller avenue. the area was quickly sealed off as neighbors sheltered in place. investigators say there was a heated dispute in which unarmed 38 year-old man threatened to shoot his father and himself hostage negotiators from both the sheriff's office and the police department carried on a dialogue over the phone and via loudspeakers throughout the night and morning befo

has sadly died. i will miss him terribly." sentiments echoed by singer elaineted she was shocked and saddened by the news, describing him as one of our great songwriters. and nancy sinatra said, "my heart is aching today because one of the loves of my life is gone." # goldfinger! # pretty girl... leslie bricusse was born in london in 1931. in a career spanning more than seven decades, he co—wrote the theme to two james bond films, won two oscars and a grammy, and was involved in the writing of more than 1,000 songs. # the candyman can. in his memoir, he said he was one of the luckiest people he knew. generations of film—goers may disagree — luck had nothing to do with it. # cos the candyman thinks it should. incredible, incredible tunes. yes, and quite a lot of the songs i didn't know he was involved in. a lot of them everybody knows. classics. let's go to our own classic, carol. good morning. yesterday was very mild. a very warm in parts of the south—east, where it reached 21 celsius. 70 fahrenheit. today is going to be mild again although we don't expect temp

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in honley, in west yorkshire. to the united states and a us senate hearing in washington, dc. we are expecting to hear from a facebook whistle—blower, she hasl not make the necessary changes because they have put their astronomical profits before people. congressional action is needed. they will not solve this crisis without your help. yesterday, we saw facebook get taken off the internet. i don't know why it went down, but i know that for more than five hours, facebook was not used to deepen divides, destabilise democracies, and make young girls and women feel bad about their bodies. it also means that millions of small businesses were not able to reach potential customers, and countless photos of new babies were notjoyously countless photos of new babies were not joyously celebrated countless photos of new babies were notjoyously celebrated by countless photos of new babies were not joyously celebrated by family and friends around the world. i believe in the potential of facebook. we can have social media we enjoy, that connects us, without tearing our democracy apart, putting our children in danger, and sewing ethnic violence around the