he's the general council secretary of the united russia party. and i just want to make a couple of comments of what they had to say of because it was an andre to, to check the united russia party. so could you general, who said, quote, there are no russian troops in the region now what he said, just there flies directly in the face of what western politicians on the western media outlets. the sang best saying the russian invasion has already begun. well, that isn't stock contrast to what officials in don bass and the, the republics there are reporting out just very briefly just to bring you some of the highlights of what was mentioned here. denise, pushing the, the leader, all of the don't, i guess, people's republic basically saying that, you know, this regions been under an economic blockade now in the rece ever since. the recent years after the 2014 my down at revolution kia but even made it illegal for you, for the people in that region to, to speak, that native russian. they've been a huge economic blockade there. he blames ukraine by the wa

greg jacobs would a general council to pence. we may never seen the testimony from mike pence, and frankly, that's okay. given the constellation of staff. stewart knowing it well, for being in and around washington. he has a lot of people around him who can provide valuable testimony that is great use to the economy committee. >> elliott, they are firsthand knowledge of what went down during the right. and they speak with keith kehl l log who was with trump. you don't think they need pence to talk at this point? >> you know, you don't ever need anyone in the testimony. what they need is evidence. it will be valuable. but what the witnesses do is fill in the nature of the threat, the extend of the threat. what was pence saying at the time? what was the president saying and doing? it can be incredibly valuable. of course pen's pm will be great to have. but you may never get or you spend so much time negotiating, the months will run off the clock. >> the evidence is what is important. thank you for clarifying. stewart, in the fast f

council generals. i want you all to stand when i announce the council general from korea, japan, philippines, indonesia, singapore, mongolia and vietnam. .applause. and china. building relationships with not just the communities in san francisco but all over the world is very important to us. we are grateful for the partnership with the various council generals who continue to work with us every day. today as we unveil this new stand. it is not about a collector's item. will say to our postmaster general in almost every instance they are so beautiful and fascinating you can't help but want to collect them. we know it is about signifying a new day, new opportunity, every lunar new year is about an opportunity for us to reset and to come together and to just really appreciate life as we know it, especially after dealing with a very challenging time during this global pandemic. we are grateful to celebrate the year of the tiger, which signifies courage and strength. i know as a tiger myself where i get it

of the general assembly a decision by the security council dated december, 1991 that recommends that the russian federation can be a member of this organization. as well as the decision by the general assembly dated december 1991 where the general assembly , welcomes the russian federation to this organization. it would be a miracle if the secretary was able to produce such decisions. there is nothing in the charter of the united nations about continuity as a sneaky way to get into the organization. so when i was coming here an hour ago, i was intending the -- to ask the russian ambassador to confirm, on the record, that the russian troops will not start firing at ukrainians today and go ahead with the offensive. it became useless 48 minutes ago. because about 48 minutes ago, your president declared war on ukraine. so now i would like to ask the ambassador of the russian federation to say it, on the record, that at this very moment your troops do not shell and bomb ukrainian cities. that your troops do not move in the territory of ukraine. you have a smart phone. you can call now. we

and the members of the general assembly and decision by the security council. dated december 1991 that recommends that the russian federation can be a member of this organization as well. as a decision by the general assembly dated december 1991, where general assembly welcomes the russian federation to these organisation it will be a miracle in the secretary. it is able to produce such decisions. there is nothing in the charter of the united nations about continuity as a sneaky way to get into the organization. so when i was coming here an hour ago, so i was intending to ask the russian and best of the to confirm on the record there, the russian troops will not start firing at ukrainians to day and go ahead with the offensive. it became useless. 48 minutes ago, because about hold a minutes ago, your president declared the wall in ukraine. so now i would like to ask the ambassador of the russian federation to say on the records that at this very moment your troops do not shell and bomb ukrainian cities that your troops do not move in the territory of ukraine. you have a smart

council. the urgency of the situation has convinced us of the need to -- the voice of the general assembly to that of the security council in seeking solutions to the crisis in and around ukraine. this is no way detracts from our firm belief that the council, with its primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security , has not yet exhausted the -- and mechanisms at its disposal to contribute to a negotiated and diplomatic solution towards peace. therefore, we reiterate our call for an immediate cessation of hostilities, for full respect of humanitarian law and a renewed attempt within the council within the support to the process of dialogue between the parties involved. the council is inherently better equipped to provide in order to bring a peaceful solution to the ukrainian conflict. the security council and the general assembly must work together. as for renewed calls for an immediate cease-fire, we also appeal to ukraine and russia to facilitate the withdrawal of all persons who want to leave the ukrainian territory. brazil already wishes to express its gratit

general. in accordance with rule 39 of the council provisional rules of procedure i invite rosemary and the secretary-generalo participate in the meeting. the security council will begin its consideration of item two of the agenda. i wish to warmly welcome the secretary-general and give him the floor. >> thank you very much, mr. president. mr. president, excellencies, i want to reaffirm what i expressed this morning in the meeting at the general assembly. of course it wouldn't make any sense to bother you reading again the same text that i'm sure you are all aware of. in between meetings today, a number of events took place and with your permission, mr. president, i would like to ask ms. rosemary dicarlo to brief you on the events. simultaneously, today was full of rumors and indications that an offensive against ukraine was imminent. in the recent past, there were several situations with similar dedications, similar rumors. and i never believed in them, convinced that nothing serious would happen. i was wrong. and i would like not to be wrong again today. so if indeed and operation is being prepared, i have

the secretary-general -- two per dissipate. the councilill now consider its consideration of item two of the agenda. i wish to welcome the secretary-general and give him the floor. >> thank you very much mr. president. mr. president, excellencies, i worked to reaffirm what i expressed this morning in the meeting at the general assembly. it would not make any sense to bother you reading the same text i'm sure you are all aware of. in between, during the day, a number of events took place and with your permission mr. president, i would like to ask miss rosemary decarlo to be able to brief you on those events. simultaneously, today was full of rumors and indications that dutch offenses against ukraine was imminent. in the recent past there were several situations with similar dedications, similar rumors. and i never believed in them, convinced that nothing serious would happen. i was wrong. i would like not to be wrong again today. so if indeed an operation is being prepared, i have one thing to say from the bottom of my heart. president puti

so before i read part of my statement, and request the secretary general to distribute among the members of the security council and the members of the general assembly, the legal memos, legal counsel of the united nations. the several of 1991. in particular, the 19th of december, 1991. the one that we have been trying to get for a very long time and we were denied to get it. worth article four, paragraph two of the charter, -- with article four, paragraph two of the charter, reads the admission of any state to the members of the united nations will be impacted by the decision of the general assembly upon the accommodation of the security council. instructed the secretaries to distribute among the secured counsel and members of the security, a decision by the security council dated december 1991. that russia adoration could be a member of this organization. as well as a decision by the general assembly dated december 1991. were a general assembly welcomes the russian federation to this organization. it will be a miracle if the secretary is able to produce decisions. there is nothing in the charter of the united

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council. the urgency of the situation has convinced us that the need to and the voice -- 2 -- of the general assembly. we are seeking solutions to the crisis in and around ukraine. this, in no way detracts from our view that the council, its primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security, has not yet exhausted the mechanisms at its disposal to contribute to a negotiated and diplomatic solution towards peace. therefore, we reenter it and i quote "an immediate -- for respect determine a terry law and for a renewed attempt within the council for the promotional and support to the process of dialogue between the parties involved." the security council and the general assembly must work together. as for the cease-fire, we also appeal to ukraine and russia to facilitate the withdrawal of persons who want to leave the ukrainian territory people -- territory. we want to express gratitude to poland, slovakia, hungary, and others, who are facilitating people fleeing the country, any particularly resilience and latin americans. -- any particularly brazilians and latin americans.

council. the urgency of the situation has convinced us of the need to add the voice of the general assembly to that of the security council in seeking solutions to the crisis in and around ukraine. this in no way detract from our firm belief that the council, with its primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security, has not yet exhausted the intro instruments and mechanisms at its disposal to contribute to a negotiated and diplomatic solution towards peace. therefore, we reiterate our call for an immediate cessation of hostilities for full respect to humanitarian law and for a renewed attempt within the council for the promotion of and support to a process of dialogue between the parties involved. a role that the council is inherently better equipped to provide, in order to bring a peaceful solution to the ukrainian conflict. the security council and the general assembly must work together as will renew our calls for an immediate cease fire. we also appeal to ukraine and russia to facilitate the withdrawal of all persons who want to leave the ukrainian territory.

the meantime, the head of the don, yet, peoples republic and the secretary general council, the council of russia's, our ruling, political party, united, russia, they're both. now briefing the media, that's listen, it, come up at la moda when you go, what, when does again, they were building that had legislation that banned us from speaking our language. it was the 1st decision made by the ukrainian parliament after the coup d'etat, they prohibited us from keeping our identity. and from honoring our history, we did not agree to that when the t shirts were so we had to defend our views. and we had to make sure that sir, we will remain ourselves so it really took to arms to do that, you go to the and are we're profoundly grateful. all of us are profoundly grateful for the support will stay the same with what we've seen recently. that so there is an escalating aggression or from ukraine both lewalma and we see that in. yeah. the things that were a cause for concern originally, such as the amassing of troops sandra, equipment of supplies, of lethal weapons from western countries. but now it

something a few hours ago that had been no official to of if a request from anyone on the security council general assembly for an emergency meeting, but now that we have it's official that that they were unable to reach an agreement at the security council, we would expect an emergency general assembly meeting to consider consider a resolution very similar on the lines of the one that we saw introduce the security council, which by the way, now has over 80 co sponsors across the united nations or the united nations 193 members. i think so that's good. it's a, it's certainly not, not, not a majority yet. certainly but, but they're getting that's been rising, rising very slowly of over the last few hours, i guess as always there, we have to look at the word and remember, this was almost actually a bit of a disaster for the us because the original resolution was far more forceful at invoking, invite writing, invoking chapter 7, which would have been much will coercive at, in his demands of russia. in the, in the end though, we think it, we believe that the resolution was more of a quote more of a ca

general. in accordance with rule 39 of the council provisional rules of procedure i invite rosemary and the secretary-generalo participate in the meeting. the security council will begin its consideration of item two of the agenda. i wish to warmly welcome the secretary-general and give him the floor. >> thank you very much, mr. president. mr. president, excellencies, i want to reaffirm what i expressed this morning in the meeting at the general assembly. of course it wouldn't make any sense to bother you reading again the same text that i'm sure you are all aware of. in between meetings today, a number of events took place and with your permission, mr. president, i would like to ask ms. rosemary dicarlo to brief you on the events. simultaneously, today was full of rumors and indications that an offensive against ukraine was imminent. in the recent past, there were several situations with similar dedications, similar rumors. and i never believed in them, convinced that nothing serious would happen. i was wrong. and i would like not to be wrong again today. so if indeed and operation is being prepared, i have

upper echelon to department of justice and the fbi, do you think we could get a meeting with general councilthe fbi? >> i think you could. i might be on lesser footing with landing those meetings. but you are right, who in america can walk into the number one lawyer at the federal bureau of investigation, say in 24 hours, i want a meeting and give you information, who has that access to other intelligence community that durham is citing, very few. they use their relationship for political purposes that were funded by hillary clinton campaign to gain access to candidacy for president. and were -- surveilling a sitting president of united states ratcliffe under oath admitted that wray illegally surveilled. there was corrupt activity by at fbi. trey: kash . you mentioned john ratcliffe, i hope that durham finishes in time for people too remember what we're talking about. thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> thank you, trey. trey: next, you get to ask the questions. on "sunday night in america." look! oh my god... oh wow. i want my daughter riley to know about her ancestors and how imp

from that crack pot of computer scientists to the general council at the fbi, james baker. he didn't stop there. in february of 2017 after the election, sussman also met with general counsel at the cia. you may be wondering about the identity of those nonpartisan computer scientists who dug up all this information about donald trump's direct connection to vladamir putin. you may not be shocked to learn they weren't nonpartisan. once again jake sullivan was lying to us. in fact, a pro hillary clinton activist from south africa, rodney skwrof tpeu put together oppo guys. most came from georgia tech. in e-mails he explained why he was doing it. he wanted hillary to win the presidency was hillary clinton promised him a job as a top cyber security officer in the united states government. joffey wanted to help hillary win. in order to do that he gave his nonpartisan computer scientists a mission. their job was to gather data they had access to thanks to a government contract to connect trump to putten. we knew that because of john durham who spent the origin of the russia hogues a

the security council has taken an important step forward toward that accountability for the 1st time. for the 1st time in decades, it is called for an emergency special session. in the general assembly, the council members who supported this resolution recognized that this is no ordinary moment. we need to take extraordinary actions to meet this threat, to our international system, and do everything we can to help ukraine and it's people. just this morning, president putin put rushes nucular forces on high alert, even though he is invading a country with no new killer weapons and is under no threat from nato, a defensive alliance that will not fight in ukraine. this is another ex escalade tore, an unnecessary step that threatens us all. we urge russia to tone down it's dangerous rhetoric regarding nuclear weapons. these are issues that affect all. busy busy member states, and now in the general assembly, they can all make their voices heard on russia's voice of choice. we will then vote on a resolution that will hold russia to account for its indefensible actions and for its violations of the un charter. as we speak, rockets continue to rain down on cave and across ukraine.

and the members of the general assembly a decision by the security council, dated december, 1991, that recommends that the russian federation can be a member of this organization. as well as a decision by the general assembly data december 1991, where a general assembly welcomes the russian federation, this organization. it would be a miracle if the secretary was able to produce such decisions. there is nothing in the charter of the united nations about -- as a sneaky way to get into the organization. so, when i was coming here, an hour ago or so, i was intending to ask the russian ambassador to confirm on the record that the russian troops will not start firing at ukrainians today and go ahead with a you -- it became useless. 48 minutes ago. because about 48 minutes ago, your president declared a war on ukraine. so, now i would like to ask the ambassador of the russian federation to say on the record that at this very moment, your troops do not shell and bomb ukrainian cities. that your troops do not move in the territory of ukraine. you have a smartphone. you can call. we c

and the security council has been successfully employed to call for an emergency special session of the un general assembly, or 11th x, in favor on the security council. 3 extension the u. a. india, china with one no vote being russia. but because this was a procedural vote, russia doesn't have veto pop about general assembly meeting is expected to begin on monday and last several days with a vote on the resolution similar to that, but failed to pass on friday. the security council expected to come as early as wednesday. ok, let's take a look now at the man who's become the face of ukraine's fight against russia. president floating me and came, he came to politics from an unusual background, but has managed she not his country in the war, if it so landscape was born to jewish parents in central ukraine, which was under soviet control. his father is a computer science professor. his mother was an engine name before being elected in 2019 zelinski was better known for his comedy. he was famous for playing a high school teacher, turned president in the series 7 of the people. phil and sky was viewed a

mechanism designed to overcome deb lock in the security council has been successfully employed to call for an emergency special session of the un general assembly. there are 11 votes in favor on the security council, free of sanctions, the u. e. india and china with one no vote being russia would because this was a procedural virt. russia doesn't have vito power. that general assembly meeting is expected to begin on monday and last for several days with a vote on the resolution. similar to that that failed to pass on friday at the security council expected become as early as wednesday. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski came to politics from an unusual background, but he's managed to unite his country in the war effort. so lensky was born to jewish parents in central ukraine, which was under soviet control. his father's, a computer science professor and head of a university department. his mother was an engineer before being elected in 2019 zalinski was better known for his comedy. he was famous for playing a high school teacher, turned president in the cities servant of the people. zelinski was viewed as a joke. candidate alien is

mechanism designed to overcome deb block in the security council has been successfully employed will for an emergency special session of for you and general assembly. there are 11 books in favor on the security council, free of sanctions, the u. e. india and china with one no vote being russia would because this was a procedural virt. russia doesn't have veto power. about general assembly meeting is expected to begin on monday and last for several days with a vote on the resolution. similar to that that failed to pass on friday at the security council expected to come as early as wednesday. google says it's disable to several functions from its map system and ukraine to protect the population. users will no longer be able to see live traffic update. so how busy it is in many areas. space acts founder l mosque has also decided to activate his starling satellite system to back up ukraine's internet. si fi is the latest sporting organization to take action against russia. banning the country's flag and anthem from international matches. it's all the teeny, to compete under the title football union of russia. no international matches will be

secondly, general political and he's putting a face to participate in this meeting is i decided the security council and up again, it's the consideration of i to to of the agenda my wishes to warmly welcome the secretary general, his actions he missed antonio terrace and gave him the floor st . you very much mister president. mister president, excellence is i want to reaffirm what i expressed this morning in the meeting of the general assembly. but of course, it wouldn't make any sense to bother you reading again the same text that i'm sure you are all aware of in between during the day and amber of events took place and the with your permission mister president, i would like to ask miss rosemary decarlo to be able to brief you on those events. but simultaneously, the day was full of rumors and indications that a was an offensive against it. the ukraine was imminent. in the recent busts, there were several situations with similar indications, similar rumors. and i never believed in them convinced that nothing serious would happen. i was wrong. and i would like not to be wrong again to day. so if ind

joining me now to discuss this is the general council for the national security agency and is now senioregic and international studies. what is the risk for a cyber attack in the u.s.? >> in terms of the risk for cyber retaliation is sort of sounds like the spring is coiled as tightly as possible right now. we've just increased sanctions today alone. as we've just heard some two russian banks or several russian banks were kicked out of the s.w.i.f.t. network causing severe consequences for them. and today also the department of homeland security and the fbi taking this risk very seriously issued another in a series of warnings, but this one was very spchk about a type of malware seen in ukraine effecting computers. they are wiping outdata and the risk is that's going to occur here. the three things we need to think about is one what is the technical capability of russia to launch a cyber attack against us. we know the answer to that and that is clearly yes. are we vulnerable? we know the answer to that, cleary yes. we see all the vulnerabilities every day about ransomware attacks and dat

council has taken an important step forward toward that accountability. for the first time, for the first time in decades, it has called for an emergency special session in the generalhe council members who supported this resolution recognised that this is no ordinary moment. we need to take extraordinary actions to meet this threat to our international system and do everything we can to help ukraine and its people. just this morning, president perton put russia's nuclear forces on morning, president perton put russia's nuclearforces on high alert, even if the ears invading a country with no nuclear weapons. —— even though he is invading. an a defensive alliance that will not fight in ukraine. this is another escalatory and unnecessary step that threatens us all. we urge russia to tone down its dangerous rhetoric regarding nuclear weapons. these are issues that affect all member states and now into the general assembly they can all make their voices heard on russia's wall of choice. we will then vote on a resolution that will hold russia to account for its indefensible actions and for its violation of the un charter. —— war. as we speak, rockets continue to rain dow

the members of this council, the general assembly, and the secretary-general have all called this week for respect for the principles of the u.n. charter. the world is calling for peace, but russia is not listening. mr. president, make no mistake, the u.k. will not compromise. we will not compromise our commitment to ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. our support for peace, prosperity, and the democratic freedom of the people of ukraine. we will not compromise our commitment to the purpose and principles of the u.n. charter. above all, the founding principle of this united nations that we live together in peace with one another as good neighbors. russia's actions are an assault on the charter, and we will not compromise our commitment to a search for peace. we're here for the second time this week in the council. my prime minister and foreign and defense secretaries have been unsparing in their diplomatic efforts, but we have also announced a significant further sanctions step against russia with our allies. a package targeted against some of the russian oligarchs, banks,

university adjunct law professor, attorney and natural center for life and liberty president and general councils telling you during the commercial when i first heard this case, is this a real story? apparently it is. let's start with exhibit a. this is the complaint. mere hours after the robbery occurred, instead of comforting edward or making sure he wasn't hurt, two members of the defender's ownership or corporate membership handled edward a paper titled repayment form. the document stated he needed to reimburse the money that the armed robbers stole in one lump-sum or regular $300 paycheck deductions. andrew? >> boy oh boy, sure looks bad, shannon, but look, what the boss did, what the bar did is not illegal and it's not a tort. the bartender -- and i feel for him -- but he didn't have to pay this money back or sign that agreement but he decided to do so. look, there's so much we don't know about this case. maybe there's more to the story that will come out in discovery. maybe, possibly the bartender even knew these fellows. who knows? it certainly isn't illegal. it may be scummy, but it's c

the chinese general council passed on china's best wishes. i wish everybody happy new year enjoy. he's health, happiness and fortune in the year of the tiger and his legendary honor, the former mayor willie brown, beloved in this community made a new year's prediction. it's the year of the tiger. that now means. that cincinnati is going to beat los angeles and the super bowl. six tiger statues have been placed around the city to allow folks from near and florida take a picture with the tiger. the live new york chinese parade is on the 19th tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. san francisco police released some tips to help people celebrate the lunar new year parade on february 19th safely, police say if you see suspicious activity reported to event staff, or police sign up for emergency text message alerts by texting the word alert . sf 2888777 don't accept drinks from strangers. don't leave valuables inside your car. stay with the group and be cautious about going anywhere with a stranger and, as always, ktvu is the sponsor of this year's chinese new year parade. it's scheduled for satu

the chinese general council passed on china's best wishes. i wish everybody happy new year enjoy.and fortune in the year of the tiger and his legendary honor, the former mayor willie brown, beloved in this community made a new year's prediction. it's the year of the tiger. that now means. that cincinnati is going to beat los angeles and the super bowl. six tiger statues have been placed around the city to allow folks from near and florida take a picture with the tiger. the live new york chinese parade is on the 19th tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. and ktvu is a sponsor of this year's chinese new year parade in san francisco , and as tom just mentioned, it is scheduled for february 19th this year and then you can watch our special broadcast of the parade one week later on february 26th. already here are some of the current wind gusts. i did pick up 50 mile an hour gusts up on mount diablo. right now it's at 47. 50 is the most i can find anywhere in the bay area. there's some spots in the vaca. back of bill area up in the hills, thereby mount back up around 40 miles an hour, but this

the chinese general council passed on china's best wishes. i wish everybody. happy new year enjoy.## happiness and good fortune in the year of the tiger and his legendary honor, the former mayor willie brown, beloved in this community made a new year's prediction. it's the year of the tiger. that now means. that cincinnati is going to beat los angeles and the super bowl. six tiger statues have been placed around the city to allow folks from near and far to take a picture with the tiger. the live new york chinese parade is on the 19th tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. and ktvu is a sponsor of this year's chinese new year parade in san francisco, and as tom just mentioned, it is scheduled for february. 19th this year you can watch our special broadcast of the parade one week later on february 26th. and the wind warning for a part of the bay area. we'll talk about that. the wind advisory for the rest of us also looking for rain. see you back here after the break. also ahead tonight what we now know about a huge fire that broke out at a south carolina fertilizer plant and the concerns abou

the chinese general council passed on china's best wishes are wish everybody happy new year enjoy. he's #### happiness and fortune in the year of the tiger and his legendary honor, the former mayor willie brown, beloved in this community made a new year's prediction. it's the year of the tiger. that now means. that cincinnati is going to beat los angeles and the super bowl. six tiger statues have been placed around the city to allow folks from near and florida take a picture with the tiger tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. and once again ktvu. fox news is a proud sponsor of the chinese new year parade in san francisco. it's going to be held on saturday, february 19th, and you can watch our special broadcast of the parade one week later on the 26. february is black history month and to mark the occasion, congress is celebrating the first u. s quarter to feature a black woman. yesterday east bay congresswoman barbara lee hosted an event in washington too. launched the american women quarters program by angelos, the first to be honored. the design depicts her with her arms stretched out.

the secretary general was speaking after having lunch with the security council. secretary general can conflict be avoided? i believe so. the lunch meeting was hosted in the russian mission to the united nations. russia just happens this month to be the president of the council. other ambassadors who were there were reluctant to say much about what was discussed. it was a get discussion. it really was recent days here in the corridors of the united nations . have been very strange. you'll find some diplomats who tell you, they believe that war is imminent. they'll be an invasion within days. and yet there are others who say that i think that will be a conflict. they think that president putin, who's always use the element of surprise, is going to surprise the world this time. by doing nothing. went away from the international diplomatic angle of this story. communities living on the front line, our growing increasingly concerned out as here as charles stratford has more from pacifica in eastern ukraine. a couple of 100 meters down that hill is russia. now, this area has remained quiet

council generals. or of lunar new year, maybe we can start writing physical letters and using stamps to mail them other than just mailing bills with those stamps. with that i want to thank you all for coming and looking forward to seeing this incredible stamp. we will hear from our postmaster general before we move to the unveiling so we can get on with the festivities. thank you all so much. [applause] >> thank you, mayor breed. before we go into that i want to acknowledge our reception sponsor amazon. i would like to invite sally to say happy new year to everyone. >> thank you. you know what they say never stand before a party when there is stamp unveiling. based on what we learn tonight. thank you for coming to my birthday celebration. it is all of our birthdays. thank you for the apa heritage foundation for including amazon and inviting us to sponsor this event. over the last two years amazon is investing in san francisco. looking around the room so many partners we have worked with and to be inspir