when you mimi a human onyx. i am an economist also historian i've been a professor of english and philosophy. i think economics should not give up the numbers or anything like that. but it should add to it what we can learn from the humanity from shakespeare i learned a lot every time i hear the flute and harp it is an all hands on deck idea we have to understand our whole life. and in particular always catch myself when it talk about adam smith. not only adam smith but his followers until now you think they can do economics just by watching people but watching people not tell you about the meaning that they bring to their economic life. what is your job been to you? what does consumption mean to you? we as humanities consider and modern economics does not. i am in favor of human onyx. >> doctor, and your view what does a shakespeare or mozart add to our understanding of her economic life. >> they tell you why people do things the heroes are middle class. one of the main characters there and the merchant of veni

on the second floor just down the hallway from the shooting mimi a tenth grader hid behind a desk. >> i was shocked kind of numb. i con believe this was happening. >> reporter: 12 hours later her mother is still shaken. >> just kept testing her. just hold on. god is in control. just keep praying. just hide. >> reporter: mimi sent her mom this text which read in part i heard the gunshots because my classroom was near it. then a police officer was like put your hand up. her mom responds, we'll call your dad. are you okay? do you feel like you'll ever be able to see school through the same lens aga probably the rest of my life. >> reporter: later in the day s.w.a.t. cars surrounding the house of the alleged shooter. students stacked chairs and tables in front of the door as a barricade, explaining what students believe is the possible motive >> i heard my students talking among themselves and they said he had been bullied at school, apparently repeatedly and he wasn't going to take it anymore. >> so tragic there. sam brock reporting. >>> well, covid summer surge seems to be over. cases n

i'm mimi fawaz, and these are your sports stories.s boosted their chances as they are now second in their group after a win over estonia. northern ireland drew 2—all with austria. and engalnd maintained their perfect record after thrashing latvia 10—nil as joe currie reports. stepping out in chile latvia, looking for another big win, they only had to wait seven minutes to find their opener. intimate time and space on the edge of the box, no problem signing at home. minutes later, she was at it again with the most a carbon copy of her fairest. good work from fran kirby and her 50th cap, set to tune—up to score again with white and bright adding two more before the break. england made four changes at the start of the second half, but there was no change of pace. beth continuing her good farm with this individual effort for england's fed. before neck to perhaps recommend taking herself up and going it alone to make a very special night with her on the sixth appearance. the goals kept coming with rachel daly eventually wrapping up proceed

. >> hi, my name is mimi and i was lucky enough in 1987 to purchase my home. that is obviously not an option for the vast majority of people and now, of course, you can't even rent an apartment at a affordable price. so i fully support the transition from a market rate building into affordable housing. this is what we should be doing. we should be building less market rate housing and affordable housing and converting market rate housing that had been built as a fantastic idea. to hear people talking about crime and drug issues is really a red herring. it's sad to me that people turn to a fear-based model of viewing the world. the real problem is income inequality. the very rich create the very, very poor. >> your time has expired. >> thank you for your comments. >> caller: my name is michael and i'm with the tenant coalition association of san francisco. i believe it's very important that more supportive housing sites are acquired, such as the one that's before you right now. and we like to see this motion made to the full board without objection. thank you v

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so we completed that up lance, but some met lands. mimi messing to that, just not started. who really tried to me be in 2 days with sort of the row. after all, scattered all over this air field is destroyed helicopters, this even holes in the fuselage are in the bodies. the ones that are intact, good. come inside them and you entered the cockpit. there's nothing here but shattered glass and destroyed equipment. although many of these technicians have not been paid for months, they've returned to fix what they can. they found some essential items in storage and the restless salvage from other aircraft. they continued to turn up for work, regardless of who's in the government. balaban fight to say they've inherited hangers full of helicopters, which have been destroyed beyond repair. but what they have been able to do is recruit engineers, aviation experts, pilots and convert doors. fuselage is beyond repair and use the parts to convert helicopters like these a balaban commander in charge of 10 year feel stalled out a 0 at the strength. dear croft, including helicopters and f

this is the rosetta stone of mimi and kaiser report. understanding this me what stacy wearing a crime. i don't know if you've seen it close enough or not, but that stacy wearing a crown in front of a burning building. this is the key mean of all means this is think constructing all you need to know about our modern life in this mean. so i also want to turn to it, you know, this inflation mindset. we brought it up almost a year ago that once it sets in the mind of the population, then you start seeing the rapidly escalating inflation numbers because people start demanding higher salaries, they start consuming faster yet thousands of tankers. if container ships stuck outside the long beach port, you know, these things are part of the whole mentality of the mindset of inflation anything. so in terms of this, this, you know, that was supposed be transitory is obviously becoming permanent. the supply chain problems are supposed to be transitory. they could be permanent. if you look at the, was it at the washington post? one of the papers of that all the washington d. c. elite abide by. her

and the event had spawned a whole host of mimi, as users flocked to the companies, competitors like twitter and telegram. some of our favorites included the mockups of facebook founder and ceo, mark zuckerberg, trying to fix the problem. self entrenched in wires, and somehow the infamous, not stocks me worked its way in there as well as zuckerberg. last $6000000000.00 in personal wealth is a company stock tank with every minute the service was down with the social network back on line, there is a lot of follow to talk about and joining us now to do so, it's blue bus, co host spend swan and christy i, ben, i want to start with you so far. it appears this was not a hack attack, but instead it was a technical problem. what exactly happened from what we know? well, we're not exactly sure what facebook says. it's a faulty configuration change, which essentially means that somewhere in their systems are right, they were no longer able to get their servers to communicate with their domain name system, their dns system. what's, what's bizarre about that claim though, is that essentially what they'r

a mountain of mimi have already popped up ridiculing the new name. while mcg soccer bugs famous face has found itself a victim of many, a mocking photoshop. the facebook c. e. o, however, is optimistic, the company's new direction is the way to go. facebook is one of the most used technology products in the history of the world. it's an iconic social media brand . every time i hope we are seen as a mess of us company, and i want to anchor our work and our identity on what we're building towards. facebook changed his name to method is so exciting. i've already forgotten that we just learned, they knew women were being sex topics on the platform and didn't know thing. facebook is now meta, our new logo is a rubber band because our morals are elastic. oh, and we stretch the truth. it doesn't matter what you call it. there are still 7 are data. the new name was unveiled alongside plans to build a so called met of us, an online virtual world where people can game work and communicate often using v r headsets. the announcement pushed facebook share price o

we do not wish to create some military block with china to shoot mimi with so there are no grounds to even have discussions about that tomorrow. all right, mark champion, please. thank you, mr. president. am on the subject of an extra, the potential of sending extra gas to europe, which as you know, is in a gas crisis, the mom and you spoken about it before. but, and you know, at times it's been quite confusing. and sometimes our russian officials indicate that there is additional gas available that can be sent if nordstrom to is opened. and at other times that they've suggested that there's no gas available or to send to europe. and i just wondered if you would take this opportunity to clarify whether there is additional gas available that russia can sent to europe if say not stream open to night, or if there isn't no just rooms cuz you mean honestly efficient and it's weird and also share questions like there is no process. i think when i asked so answered questions or i think in the, during the rochelle energy we can moscow, i think i told you everything there is to be said above t

minnesota congresswoman mimi crimes like not on criminals pulling triggers and hurting people but onice force she's been trying to defund. of course, here she is. >> to not build back and provide public safety they are owed in the department and the police department. kennedy: minneapolis it's down nearly 300 cops since last year. crime is on the rise, homicides report of the up 114% 2019. gunshot victims, their numbers have soared by want to get% so is it time to abolish crops and sending social workers instead of having meaningful criminal justice reform? is blaming the police, there's not enough of them and therefore we are seeing crime spikes, she should be thrilled. >> you could call police force racist set the precinct on fire in the get out there and it wouldn't affect their job performance. this is insane and i see this everyday, america doesn't have a prime problem, it has a stupid problem. cops can fight crime from of the numbers aren't reflected affect because stupid people got elected and convinced other stupid people but the cops pose a bigger threat to the community tha

mimi community can move through and it's one gated community.— one gated community.ve _ one gated community. all of these buildings have a _ one gated community. all of these buildings have a degree _ one gated community. all of these buildings have a degree of - buildings have a degree of sustainability, whatever that might actually mean. it means different things for different buildings. this is trying to encourage a low carbon i's trying to encourage a low carbon lifestyle. 1's trying to encourage a low carbon lifes le. �* :. , 1's trying to encourage a low carbon lifes le. �* ., , , lifestyle. beautifully designed sheds and it's _ lifestyle. beautifully designed sheds and it's a _ lifestyle. beautifully designed sheds and it's a real— lifestyle. beautifully designed | sheds and it's a real challenge because traditionally, just on the edge of city development like this would be car reliance but they are promoting bikes and trying to create an atmosphere where you feel you are able to live as a community but lived lightly on the edge of the city. lived lightly on t

he's supposed to check the donkey's responsible for now mimi.otography helena hutchins seen in this instagram picture posted from the set just days ago died from her injuries. heralded as a rising star behind the camera hutchins in this post showing her excitement for being a part of the production. she was the kind of filmmaker who would stand in any uncomfortable place with her camera to get a shot that she taught would be the right. shy the other shooting victim 48 year old director, joe souza reportedly released from emergency care alec baldwin tweeting friday. there are no words to convey my shock and sadness regarding the trag. accident that took the life of felina hutchins a wife mother and deeply admire colleague of ours baldwin going on to say he's fully cooperating with authorities as they address how bit there is a system of checks and balances before any actor is touching a prop gun and that usually includes a prop master bringing the prop over to set then an ad checking the prop gun, and then it goes to the actor the district attorn

he's supposed to check the donkey's responsible mimi.ture 42 year old director of photography helena hutchins seen in this instagram picture posted from the set just days ago died from her injuries. heralded as a rising star behind the camera hutchins in this post showing her excitement for being a part of the production. she was the kind of filmmaker who will stand in any uncomfortable place with her camera to get a shot that she taught would be the right. shy the other shooting victim 48 year old director, joe souza reportedly released from emergency care alec baldwin tweeting friday. there are no words to convey my shock and sadness regarding the tragic accident that took the life of felina hutchins a wife mother and deeply admire colleague of ours baldwin going on to say he's fully cooperating with authorities as they address how this happened. there is a system of checks and balances before any actor is touching a prop gun and that usually includes a prop master bringing the prop over to set then an ad checking the prop gun, and the

i'm mimi fawaz, and these are your sports stories.ising, looking for another big win, they only had to wait seven minutes to find their opener. intimate time and space on the edge of the box, no problem signing at home. minutes later, she was at it again with almost a carbon copy of her first. good work from fran kirby and her 50th cap, set to tune—up to score again with white and bright adding two more before the break. england made four changes at the start of the second half, but there was no change of pace. beth meade continuing her good form with this individual effort for england's fifth. before knocking up a hat—trick, taking herself up and going it alone to make a very special night with her on the sixth appearance. the goals kept coming with rachel daly eventually wrapping up proceedings and a 10—zero win to make four winds from four and a very happy birthday for the manager. elsewhere in group d, northern ireland came within seconds of a famous win after going behind in the first half, they hit back twice after the break wit

. >> reporter: mimi sent a text, i heard the gunshots because my class was here it, and a police officer was put your hand up. the mom responds, we'll call your dad, are you okay. >> reporter: will you be able to see school through the same lens again? >> no, i won't. i will remember this day the rest of my life. >> reporter: later in the day, s.w.a.t. cars surrounding the alleged shooter's house. students inside the classroom stacked chairs and tables in front of the door as a barricade. explaining what students believe as the possible motive. >> i heard my students talking and they said that he had been bullied at school, apparently repeatedly, and he wasn't going to take it anymore. >> reporter: so far authorities have declined to comment on what role, if any, bullying has played in this episode. but you cannot conceal carry as an 18-year-old and you cannot bring a firearm onto campus unless you're a security officer. savannah, back to you. >> sam, thank you. >>> there are positive signs that the nation's covid hot spots may be turning a corner. this as the white house announces new a

possibilities work with the public good leading to a more profitable successful company spin get mimi's—. >> inside the company what is said in the corridors so people do talk about these things so what is it that stops it from an official policy? and that is through the grid and then move on? >> i don't think there is the explicit gatekeeper. but the cost and the benefits are assessed. facebook has characterized some of the things i have talked about in the things i'm talking about are not content -based. i am not here to advocate but to make the platform more human scale or rankings are finding ways to move toward solutions. in order to do that we have to accept the cost of little bits of growth. and what if facebook was not profitable for one year? if they just focus on making it safee what type of infrastructure could be billed? so until that changes facebook will not change. >> let's talk about that. so we've got that organization so what i want to do is reach out so that other people before they get that far. but then to say that they would happily tell it to need to do it. those

i think mimi rocca's case is a very targeted case if the whole sweep of things.lved potential illegal. trump is going after mimmy rocca and she was a critic on social media but elected by the voters of west chester to hold the office she's in now and she's exercising the powers an the duties of that office and it is yet another bon fire that trump's lawyers have to put out because he has decades financial shenanigans dancing around like skeletons had niz closet. >> let me look at what is being looked at. charlie, the times reports that the value of the property determined the amount of taxes that the club ma pay to local authorities. the higher value, the bigger the tax bill. now for the town estimates that the value of the club could challenge the assessment and that is what it has done. every year since 2015 the club has appealed its tax bill in court. [ inaudible ] the practice is something that donald trump campaigned on. he campaigned on knowing how to cheat on your taxes. so in some ways there is also a confession to the practice. >> oh, yeah. and tim o'bri

. >> hi, my name is mimi and i was lucky enough in 1987 to purchase my home. that is obviously not an option for the vast majority of people and now, of course, you can't even rent an apartment at a affordable price. so i fully support the transition from a market rate building into affordable housing. this is what we should be doing. we should be building less market rate housing and affordable housing and converting market rate housing that had been built as a fantastic idea. to hear people talking about crime and drug issues is really a red herring. it's sad to me that people turn to a fear-based model of viewing the world. the real problem is income inequality. the very rich create the very, very poor. >> your time has expired. >> thank you for your comments. >> caller: my name is michael and i'm with the tenant coalition association of san francisco. i believe it's very important that more supportive housing sites are acquired, such as the one that's before you right now. and we like to see this motion made to the full board without objection. thank you v

with mimi, i remember when she was much younger, and i used to braid her hair.illness get the best of me or be overcome by it. i've looked at this as an adventure. it's not an easy one. but, yeah. wow! my name's alison, i'm 52 years old. i've been diagnosed - with parkinson's for six years. you kind of feel like your whole world has been blown apart. i i was probably in that dark place for three or four months. - i remember crying everyl morning and every night. this is what i've got to deall with and it's day in, day out. i think kind of as a mother, you don't want to... - protecting. you want to protectl your kids a little bit. no point telling them the full story right at the beginning. _ i was a nurse. i nursed for 20 years. i nursed lots of people - with later stage parkinson's. i knew what it looked like. that's all i could think- about when i went home that day in the car. oh, my goodness, that's. what my future looks like. i kind of knew i needed to do something - positive, turn it into something positive and for me that was i raising awareness. i'm amar

. >> hi, my name is mimi and i was lucky enough in 1987 to purchase my home. that is obviously not an option for the vast majority of people and now, of course, you can't even rent an apartment at a affordable price. so i fully support the transition from a market rate building into affordable housing. this is what we should be doing. we should be building less market rate housing and affordable housing and converting market rate housing that had been built as a fantastic idea. to hear people talking about crime and drug issues is really a red herring. it's sad to me that people turn to a fear-based model of viewing the world. the real problem is income inequality. the very rich create the very, very poor. >> your time has expired. >> thank you for your comments. >> caller: my name is michael and i'm with the tenant coalition association of san francisco. i believe it's very important that more supportive housing sites are acquired, such as the one that's before you right now. and we like to see this motion made to the full board without objection. thank you v

mimi is providing extra service to golden gate park on that end to a light rail and 5 are full to rapidthe 5 are full to rapid bus operates from 03:00pm to 09:00pm. and there's also the 5 x fulton expresa 8 rugs set it runs late tonight from 9.30 to 1130 from fulton and 30th street to the civic center where you can pick up bart for those needing bart the last train to leave the civic center to dublin is at 12:28am, on sunday. if you need to head towards antioch. the last train heads out at 12:30am. and you can catch the last train to sfo at one 17 am. and this is all from the civic center. but if you need to catch those buses that drains plan ahead because like i said traffic, it's going to be bumper to bumper plenty of people will be out on the streets you're going to be plenty of time to be able to catch those buses and trains in order for you to write them. it's not probably be stepping. san francisco. probably need to get either to wear left. and so to avoid that just plan ahead well, back to you. yeah, those uber and lyft prices are already pricey i can't but there can like this ho

into the next bond so that we are able to say that whatever money needs to be reallocated that that mimi jung will be replaced in this project. last, i'm going to say that pause on the private fundraising actually i think flinched aside a whole significant group of people stand ready to help to raise private money that had not been called upon in recent years including myself: please. if you must do this i want you to do it carefully and keep our promises to the people of san francisco. it's essential for the future of the district. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. hello guadalupe. >> caller: hi. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes. >> caller: okay. i am a mother and i also i want to speak here because also and when i saw that the money for the mission district. i thought this is another and i heard that there was narcissistic measures to ensure i'm here to please think about buena vista. so please help us. >> clerk: thank you. hello, megan. >> caller: yes. >> clerk: go ahead. >> caller: hello. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i'm a parent and i'm calling t

mimi; november we scale up to 300,000. why is it taking so long?e pressure on schools? | next month. is that satisfactory . given the pressure on schools? did you say 91,000 is what is needed, so that's 95,000 delivered?— that's 95,000 delivered? there have been 75.000 — that's 95,000 delivered? there have been 75,000 delivered. _ that's 95,000 delivered? there have been 75,000 delivered. you - that's 95,000 delivered? there have been 75,000 delivered. you know. that's 95,000 delivered? there have i been 75,000 delivered. you know how man . b been 75,000 delivered. you know how many- by the — been 75,000 delivered. you know how many- by the end _ been 75,000 delivered. you know how many. by the end of _ been 75,000 delivered. you know how many. by the end of the _ been 75,000 delivered. you know how many. by the end of the month - been 75,000 delivered. you know how many. by the end of the month there i many. by the end of the month there will be 90.000 _ many. by the end of the month there will be 90.000 by — many. by the end of the month there wi