chamber of commerce. am so pleased to say that jason kelly is sitting right next to me. he is the cofounder and ceo of ginkgo bioworks. everyone here is an m.i.t. or harvard grad. you did m.i.t. talk to us about your decade of excellence that happened with the company and how you are thinking about all of this big biotech innovation that you are a part of? jason: that is the great thing about the area. you are in close proximity to this. the idea was to take the learnings from software. this idea that you can program code and put it in your phone and app and make you do something new and put that in technology. dna is code. you can read it and read it and make something new. that is what happened at m.i.t.. >> i think you recovered we all learn what mrna was. how has the success of that technology brought light to a lot of the innovation going on? jason: covid has been a general public education on biotechnology. people know what pcr's are. that means something. mrna, what we did is we put a bit of mrna c

u. chamber of commerce in china. more than a quarter of the 370 firms participating in the survey said they're thinking about pausing investments, or moving them to other markets. the federal reserve in the united states has raised its benchmark interest rate by half a percentage point. the biggest hike in 2 decades is meant to battle inflation just currently running at a 40 year high. that's it for me and the dw business team. you can find out more about these and other business stories online. check us out a d, w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube under the d. w. news channel. i'm stephen, beards in berlin. likes watching. with oh, shoot the school, the doing the spotlight. go down. to worry about family members to ukraine, you know, to, to sign into sports like they can forget about the war, at least for a few focus in it d, w, blue ah, how many push now in the world climate change can be very comp, the story. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much was can really get we still have time to

we are live here from the boston convention center for the annual chamber of commerce meeting. course for the greater boston chamber of commerce. i am so pleased to say that jason kelly is sitting right next to me. he is the cofounder and ceo of bio works. based start here in boston. we were talking off camera, everyone here is an or harvard grad. you are an m.i.t., one of the smart ones. jason: i got an undergrad and phd. my dad called it a decade of excellence. taylor: talk about your decade of excellence at your company and how your think about biotech innovation going on of which you are a part of jason: i think that's one of the great things about the area frankly is close proximity to these. an m.i.t. professor and the idea was take the learnings from software, this idea that you can program code and put it in your phone, put a new app and there, give yourself something new. apply that in biology and the idea was dna has code, you can read it and write it and install the code in a cell purity can make it do something new. so that was the foundation and it came from our ex

u. chamber of commerce in china. more than a quarter of the 370 firms participating in the survey said they're thinking about pausing investments, or moving them to other markets. the federal reserve in the united states has raised its benchmark interest rate by half a percentage point. the biggest hi can 2 decades is meant to battle inflation just currently running at a 40 year high. that's it for me and the dw business team. you can find out more about these and other business stories online. check us out a d, w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube under the dw news channel. i'm stephen, beards in berlin. likes watching eco, india. oh, it feeds india's bread basket. the dandy 50 percent of the country's green comes, but if facing the ground water is growing scarce, dim as a research project is now helping farmers to better manage this precious resource. eco india. next on d w. ah, what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d. w

u chamber of commerce in china. more than a quarter of the 370 firms participating in the survey said they're thinking about pausing investments, or moving them to other markets. the federal reserve in the united states has raised its benchmark interest rate by half a percentage point. the biggest hike in 2 decades is meant to battle inflation just currently running at a 40 year high. that's it for me and the d. w. business team. you can find out more about these and other business stories online. check us out a d, w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube under the dw news channel. i'm stephen, beards in berlin. thanks for watching. with ah, is the end of the pandemic in site? we show what it could look like. will return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult with successes in our weekly coping 19, especially over 90 special in 30 minutes on d. w abortion. in europe. gold credited the right to the woman to determine her own pregnancy. generations for trouble. but now it's in more danger tha

liz: rodney is the ceo of the san francisco chamber of commerce. ounced these findings at a breakfast this morning alongside their been buried the mayor acknowledged frustrations about the city and pledge to do more to increase police staffing. >> i'm tired of people saying they don't feel safe coming to work. i'm tired of seniors in our chinese community wearing about walking down the streets. liz: 82% of the polls respondents say crime has gotten worse in san francisco. 45% say they are likely to move out of the city in the next few years. >> the overall takeaway is that people want laws and policies that are in place to be enforced. liz: the numbers also show bad news for district attorney jason , 67% of respondents say they want him recalled. the chamber of commerce agrees. >> i think the recall sends a message that we want a tough cop in the da role, but also helps send a message to everybody who is saying they have to listen to the public. liz: he told me last week he is being tough on crime and that removing him would only destabilize the dis

that's according to the results of an annual poll released by the city's chamber of commerce the poll which surveyed 500 residents found 76% of respondents feel san francisco is on the wrong track 20% feel the city is on the right track. unfortunately this year again, we have some pessimistic views on the city rodney fong is the ceo of the san francisco chamber of commerce. he announced these findings at a breakfast this morning alongside mayor. read the mayor acknowledged frustrations about the city and pledge to do more to increase police staffing. i'm tired of people saying they don't feel safe coming to work. i'm tired of seniors and our chinese community worrying about walking down the street. 83% of the polls respondents say crime has gotten worse in san francisco. 45% say they are likely to move out of the city in the next few years the overall takeaway. is that people want laws and policies that are already in place to be enforced the poll numbers also show bad news for district attorney. sabudin 67% of respondents say they want him recalled the chamber of commerce agrees and

however, diplomats are working in this direction, discussing issues of chambers of commerce of free economic zones, as well as government meetings. anti-russian sanctions continue to boomerang across europe in italy, they warn of the risk of the start of a food war, the country's foreign minister said this is precisely the development of events that problems with the supply of grain to italy itself will lead to sanctions bans. we have already transferred the march figures to an unprecedented increase in food prices since the maximum since 1999, when italy joined the single currency of europe, we have problems with fertilizers. not only are they more expensive. so more of them it is difficult to find on the market even ordinary plastic for greenhouses has risen in price, prices are rising by leaps and bounds and all imported goods have grown by 30 or even 40%, this is primarily pasta and sunflower oil. it is understood that if fuel prices rise rising and a person's transportation costs attended the rallies being a protest against rising military spending on arms supplies. in ukraine, in addit

joining us is the president of the eu chamber of commerce in china. ke polls of european corporate attitudes about china. what is the future of european investment in china looking like? >> we have our big survey coming out on thursday and the data set is very grim. one thing is clear, we are not leaving china, but we are putting additional investment in china on pause because geopolitical uncertainty drives the question. we have also the problem that top executives cannot come into china. they can fly to jakarta, manila or singapore. this not exchange of top executives does not entice when you can't visit investor locations. basically dispersing it where they can get. dani: you described it as a pause. will there are wonder -- will they are or won't there be permanent scarring? joerg: nobody can walk away from china. china cannot be replaced. if you want to replace those clusters, you can go to other countries and pay more than halve logistical difficulties. at the same time, the quality china is driving, the unpredictability is out of the window. tha

however, diplomats are working in this direction, discussing issues of chambers of commerce of free economic zones, as well as government meetings. in italy, they warn of the risk of the start of a food war, the minister of foreign affairs of the country said that such a development of events will lead to problems with the supply of grain from ukraine to italy itself, sanctions bans. already led to an unprecedented rise in food prices inflation in the country in april accelerated 6.2%, while the march figures of 6.8 was the highest since 1999, when italy joined the euro single currency. we have problems with fertilizers. not only are they more expensive. they are also hard to find on in the market, even ordinary plastic for greenhouses has risen in price, prices are rising by leaps and bounds, and here , too, all imported goods have grown by 30 or even 40%, this is primarily pasta and sunflower oil. it is clear that if fuel prices rise, so do transportation costs. the judges of the italians took part in the rallies of the time to protest against the growth of military spending on the supply

>> reporter: in a san francisco chamber of commerce poll, 76% of the people surveyed feel the city is on the wrong track. here is a couple of reasons why and how mayor london breed is responding today. the san francisco chamber of commerce city beat poll did not paint a pretty picture of the city. >> i'm not surprised by that. >> no. not at all. >> reporter: only 20% of the 500 voters surveyed think the city is headed in the right direction. 76% think it's on the wrong track, and 83% say crime has gotten worse. >> i don't know. i think a lot of things tend to get sensationalized. but i do agree that, you know, crime can -- it is definitely on my mind. >> the chance to move to other cities. >> reporter: the poll reveals 80% of respondents think san francisco needs more police officers on the streets in high crime areas and 81% think there needs to be more caseworkers on the streets. >> i love the city. i'll be here. but i can understand the issues with families and things like that. >> the numbers in the chambers poll about public safety are not a surprise. >> reporter: speaking at the

abc 7 news inside a kristen: poll released by the san francisco chamber of commerce shows a whopping % of voters think the city is heading in the wrong direction. their top concerns -- crime and public safety. many say they are likely to move out of the city as a result in the next few years. joining us to discuss the results is our abc 7 insider, phil m. what is the interest in conducting this poll? >> they represent a lot of the downtown business and smaller businesses throughout the city. they have seen their ups and downs on everything from how much people are charging from rent, to what is going on on the streets, barking. a number of issues -- parking, a number of issues. they take a pulse of the city every year for the last couple of years and they publish them. sometimes they use them inside, other times they publish them to make a point. polls are only as good as the questions that you ask. that is why you say, who is doing the poll and why? in this case, the questions were open-ended. when we have numbers like this, saying san francisco is going in the wrong direction, that

slightly belarus china is building up contacts between the ministry of industry and the china chamber of commerce export of engineering and electronic products signed a memorandum of cooperation. this document will take the belarusian-chinese partnership in the industrial sector to a new level. in general cooperation. minsk beijing show good dynamics in the last year. despite the pandemic, foreign trade turnover of goods and services has grown and has come close to $6 billion, and in the first quarter of this year, mutual trade amounted to more than a billion dollars, our country is in the top 10 suppliers celestial potash fertilizer whey, meat products and rapeseed oil. and now the situation on the foreign exchange market dollar - euro and yuan, have risen in price, and the rate of the russian ruble has become lower. so the us dollar costs 2 rubles. 54 kop. euro-2 rubles 65 kop. for 10 yuan they ask for 3 rubles. 84 kop. and for 100 russian 4 rubles. 15 kop. the exchange currency market in belarus shows a positive trend, said the chairman of the board of the belarusian currency stock exchange. s

it says also the president of the southern african german chamber of commerce. it's some 600 members employ more than 100000 people for the chamber of commerce. the 17th anniversary german chancellor will show came to visit the chancellor, spoke of globalization benefits also for african nations. been festa found about sized us to global is young. i was absolutely convinced that globalization has brought enormous prosperity around the world and mentioned billions of people have escaped to poverty and entered the middle class. and that countries that as a result of the economic growth of the past decades of globalization has made possible younger lips seem to move to the continent, isn't profiting from international trade as much as it could. germany, as the wolf force biggest economy. but it's firms are barely present on the continent outside of south africa. but to operate, realizes, be up unities. africa presents. the sheer size of the potential market starts to make africa attractive. 1.4000000000 people in africa create such shear market and such a demographi

pricing, and mykhailo is not a prank with us either will be the first vice-president of the chamber of commercendustry of ukraine, a member of the ukrainian council of business in his native sumy today, the russian military again fired at the border area of ​​sumy region at night. this is reported by the operational command of the north . it is noted that the occupiers fired at the border area again on the morning of may 29 at around 7:35 a.m. observers recorded about 20 explosions. from the territory of the russian federation in the direction of the boyar, there were no casualties among the personnel of the equipment. of the border settlements of sumy oblast , a woman was injured. unfortunately, these constant shellings also occur during the day, and we have already talked about what is obvious. viktor bondarenko says, i suspect that this is just a mobile group of such buildings that travel along the border and shell various communities in the border regions in order to in order to create an image of such a permanent presence of the enemy, although there is not such a large number of them, but

and if you read more recent polling of western companies, whether it's through the american chamber of commerce in china or the european union chamber of commerce holding of its member companies, the trend lines are quite quite negative. and i think that's a reflection of the sheet governments heavy thumb on all aspects of operating in china. and i think you're going to see that the trend lines are, are going towards companies diversifying, whether it's using china as a basis for there's i chain as well as diversifying china as a marketplace. right? so hopefully be some reforms internally within china to make it a truly welcoming country. coming back to the question of economic blogs, maybe told he co, how countries in the, in the region view this, do they feel that they need to make a choice between close economic ties with the us. all with china. do have to choose between. i pad on the one hand and the p p, p o, the road and belt initiative on the other countries such as united states in japan where the full market economy and plus open and transparent. government must stick together to set t

it's a survey done by the san francisco chamber of commerce as well as dignity health. just 20% say san francisco. it's going in the right direction. while 76% say the city is on the wrong track, 80% of voters say crime has gotten much worse and more than half of those surveyed voters say crime and public safety is a major problem. well, nearly half of respondents say they are likely to move out of san francisco in the next few years. 25% say they will move because of crime. a spokesperson for dignity helping knowledge and many of the problems the city face are not unique. >> we've got a mental health crisis in this country. we have an opioid abuse pandemic. violent crime is up. san francisco is unique in many wonderful ways immunity from these forces is not among them. >> numbers also do not look good for san francisco's district attorney jason with dean who was facing a recall election next month. 67% of voters said they will vote to recall him. 31% said they will not. and national news, a former minneapolis police officer thomas lane pleaded guilty in connection to th

of energy and raw materials, this is evidenced by the results of a survey conducted by the chamber of commerce industry country, in addition boomerang deprived german farmers of profits, the cost of feed and fertilizer also rose. and because of this, a smaller harvest is expected, the only option for german farmers to offset all these costs. this price increase writes. das esti usa the cost of gasoline at gas stations. the second time in a week updated the historical maximum. now you will have to pay more than $4.50 per gallon , and in some places the cost rises even higher every second american. at the same time , he believes that anti-russian sanctions harm the state economy. there is no doubt that the lessons from the current economic and political situation in belarus-russia have been fully learned by the sanctions against our countries, this is a colossal motivator that will make our economy even stronger , konstantin kosachev, deputy chairman of the federation council of russia, shared this opinion with our tv channel. i have no doubt that both russia and belarus are our self-sufficient

february of 2021 thanks in part to generous donors and the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. cheryl ho from the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce demonstrated the air horn for jeweler at lean lee at the beginning people were questioning. why should i carry air horns, but of course, you know with i feel incidents happening like the one that you are seeing here is actually helping our you know, small businesses during a time when many violent attacks on the asian american community have been caught on camera. this is an encouraging. air horns are working. so we're thinking not only to just build air horns in chinatown, but we're hoping to disappear to other communities as well as for eva she and her baby narrowly missed getting hurt by the hand sanitizer bottle i was trying to protect my stomach. so i turned and it hit my ribs. she says despite this the work is far from over to keep oakland's chinatown safe. i like to see more police officers, especially officers that speak the language the suspect and eva's case has not yet been arrested in oakland dionne lim abc 7 news and

with your chambers of commerce hat on, you are talking to local businesses, what sort of views are youes and firms you speak to? that's a good question, it's not top of their agenda. congestion, interest rates and inflation is heading for 10%, these affect them every day. but it's also worth noting that over 35% across the country fall in unemployment which means people are finding it difficult to find skilled workers. six or seven months ago it was it staff, hgv drivers, now it's right across sectors. there is some difficulty in finding the right people and we know british airways has offered people £1,000 to join them and easyjet i think has offered that to current workers to remain, so there is a shortage of workers and that affects us economically in this part of the world. david foley, thank you forjoining us. in terms of conditions, it remains calm and it's likely to be a busy afternoon ahead for the lifeboat and the border force who will be picking up people in the channel. the headlines. liz truss confirms the uk will introduce legislation to overwrite parts of the northern ire

chamber of commerce. in this role he oversees the work of the labor relations and safety issues and state labor and employment. thank you very much for being with us. >> mr. chair man sanders, ranking member and members of the committee appreciate the opportunity to speak with you today. u.s. chamber of commerce directly represents 300,000 businesses and approximately 3 million more in the federation of partners. these businesses take seriously obligation to follow all walls including those involving labor and employment matters. the businesses developed considerable time, talent and resources. the unfortunate truth however is some are less clear and can be complex. the same applies to regulation implementing the laws. in addition the laws and regulations sometimes overlap and others additional laws and regulations at the state level. for example independent contracting. there are multiple standards of the federal level. the irs and department of labor, the national labor relations board all use different

that's according to a new survey from the european chamber of commerce. more than a quarter of the 370 firms participating in the survey said they're thinking about pausing investments or moving them to other markets. that's double the number from 2 months ago. almost 60 percent of those question projected lower revenues for the year b james 0 cove policy has resulted in locked down to the manufacturing of, of sion, gen, as well as the world's largest port. shanghai is not just beijing scope, it policy was causing problems for the chinese economy, dw businesses, china analyst clifford conan, takes a look at the challenges facing the world 2nd biggest economy. supply chains are struggling to keep product moving. retail sales or falling restaurants and catering are suffering. industrial production is slowing, unemployment is on the rise. almost every metric suggest beijing's official forecast of 5.5 percent growth this year is too optimistic.

many germans now want to get out of china, according to the german chambers of commerce abroad. that's up to 20 percent of employees at some german companies. the w h o has now called for china to abandon its 0 covey position, and over 100 of those actions, as we said, since the beginning should be a true respect to individual and human rights. and we always have said historically children, we need to balance the control measures against the impact they have on society, the impact to have on the economy. the chinese government rejects this as irresponsible it says it's sticking with 0 cov it good over the phone call function . the chinese government's pandemic measures will pass the test of time from toward our measures. our scientific and effective and china is one of the most successful countries in the world, in terms of pandemic control. what actually, but both china's economy and global supply chains are suffering as are those businesses whose foreign employees no longer want to live in the land of lockdown. lead to space now and astronomers unveil the 1st images ever captur

dananama the san francisco chamber of commerce conducts this poll every year and it shows that is concerns safety in the city are only getting worse more than of voters see those as a major issue the poll also shows a majority of san francisco's are unhappy with the district attorney and they want to see him recalled. san francisco is heading in the wrong direction. that's according to the results of an annual poll released by the city's chamber of commerce the

the us chamber of commerce considered that the american economy could lose over a trillion dollars in 10 years. if the white house continues the trade war with china, in order to prevent this, the authorities will think about the abolition of duties. and on this i have everything stay with us. and may your working week be successful, have a good day. the morning broadcast continues with the zona x program and i'm violetta sokolovich. hello. experts in slutsk helped solve a car theft, the hostess reported about the disappearance of a volkswagen passat car. she noted that the vehicle was left in the parking lot near the house. after some time, the car was no longer there, the investigative group of experts. examined the scene of the accident, the car soon managed to find it glass and the door of the intruders. left his fingerprints. here the puzzle was formed after the inspection of the car by specialists on the surface of the glass, as well as on the surface of the door. fingerprints were found when checking the seized traces in the department of the state committee for forensic examin

between the regions were discussed by representatives of the authorities of business circles of chambers of commerce industry over 20 companies of the russian region showed interest in the forum, the guests got acquainted with the economic investment potential of the gomel region, and also discussed joint priority projects. we have already started serious projects, housing construction. ah. currently , contracts are being worked out for the construction of social facilities and health care in sports. there are already developments in the road construction. i consider the future. this is the joint creation of enterprises for operational communication and import substitution, which is a new impetus and effect of e, the production of products that will be in demand in the markets for us friendly countries from our main partners of the second struggle is 30 of the strength of the turnover with the republic, belarus we closely cooperate with industry this and a plant that operates in bryansk for the production of agricultural equipment. amkodor is going to build a new plant with new capacities. we alloca

energy and raw materials, as evidenced by the results of a survey conducted by the country's chamber of commerce and industry. in addition, boomerang robbed german farmers of profits, and so did the cost of feed and fertilizer. because of what a smaller harvest is expected, the only option for german farmers is to compensate for all costs. this is a price increase, writes the us cost of gasoline on gas stations. the second time in a week has updated the historical maximum now. salon will have to pay more than 4.5 dollars in places. costs rise even higher, while every second american believes that anti-russian sanctions harm the state economy. trouble does not come alone residents britain worries two problems at once the country is ruled by a clown who does not care about all the rules and energy bills will grow by another 800 pounds with such screaming headlines on the covers there were local newspapers to the word newsworthy, it is really important, because already in october average electricity bill for uk households. may grow by another 1,000 and reach the amount of 3 1/2 thousand dollars a y

airhorn's were distributed in chinatown in february 2021 thanks in part to the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. >> the chamber of commerce demonstrated the airhorn. >> at the beginning, people were questioning, why should i carry an airhorn? but with incidents happening like the one you see here, it is helping our small businesses. >> during a time when many violent attacks on the asian-american community have been caught on camera, this is an encouraging sign the airhorn's are working. >> we are thinking to -- in chinatown and other communities as well. >> eva and her baby narrowly missed getting hurt bystac i th mor officers, especiay officers that speak the language. >>kristen: san francisco's chapr of the naacp is urging the city to take action to prevent hate crimes against asian citizens. the organization is calling on the mayor to issue a moratorium on hate crimes across the city. among the actions it's demanding, the naacp wants the city to guarantee confidentiality to all for it to -- confidentiality to all victims, provide emotional support and forward all cases to the fbi. mike: sta

taking a live look at the city where the chamber of commerce interviewed 500 voters. the results were overwhelming. only 20% think the city is going in the right direction. 76% believe it's on the wrong d track. 83% think crime has gotten worse. the number of voters who named crime and public safety as a major issue doubled in just two years. the mayor says these results are not a surprise. she's about to release her proposed city budget. public safety as a top priority. >> i need your help to advocate for police officers in this budget. ever every year when i propose academy classes, there's a cut. we have to change that. >> reporter: the vast majority of voters want to see more police and the opening of new mental and behavioral health centers to help people with drug problems and other illnesses. almost half of voters say they're likely to move out of san francisco. a quarter listing crime as the main reason. and 67% of voters surveyed say they plan to vote to recall the district attorney jason bodine. >>> now to the war in ukraine. finland and sweden formally appl

progressive claim the industry is reaping record profits but the chamber of commerce warns the bill could actually lead to gas lines, shortages, and rationing. one positive sign perhaps, at least what area with a meaningful decrease in the price of chicken wings. wings hit $3.22 a pound last year. a skyrocketing cost causing restaurants to raise many prices. they are now about a dollar 60 a pound. high demand and chicken breast helping to bring down the prices of coarse. i am all for it. i love chicken wings. that is a great find. maybe it's worth it. >> i love regular hot and korean and lemon pepper. >> no. now we know. >>> first confirmed case of monkey pox in the united states we will be right back. >>> we take you to the roadways, traffic with oakland northbound. their tail lights heading up towards the babe ridge toll plaza. green throughout the maze and a great drive here in contra costa county and the altamont pass. no problems this morning between highway one and the 280. we had a line a 90 to that shows a smooth drive right now. the altamont pass with chp says there may be gusty

the regions was discussed representatives of the authorities of the business circles of the chambers of commercefirst business forum, gomel bryansk gathered today in the city of sozh over 100 participants, more than 20 companies and the russian region showed interest in the forum, the guests were introduced to the economic investment potential of the gomel region, and also discussed joint priority projects. we have already started serious housing construction projects, and now we are working on contracts for the construction of social facilities and health care. sports. there are already developments in road construction. i believe that the future is the joint creation of enterprises for operational communication and import substitution, which is a new impetus and effect of e, the production of products that will be in demand in the markets of our friendly countries. in the tula region, it is one of our main partners of the second struggle and accounts for 30 of the entire taro turnover with the republic, belarus is closely cooperating with the industry, this is a plant that operates in bryansk

other news this afternoon, a newbie poll by the san francisco chamber of commerce is shutting light on how voters feel about some of the city's biggest issues. the numbers suggest a majority of people are feeling frustrated. just 20% said san francisco is going in the right direction. while 76% say the city is on the wrong track, 83% of voters say crime has gotten worse. 55% of voters say crime and public safety is a major issue. a number that rose 9% from last year. members of the chamber of commerce have acknowledged the role the pandemic has played in fueling these feelings. >> we've got a mental health crisis in this country. we have an opioid abuse pandemic. violent crime is up. san francisco is unique in many wonderful ways immunity from these forces is not among them. >> now those numbers from this recent survey don't look good for san francisco da chesa he faces a recall in less than 3 weeks. only 22% of voters but rated him favorably. and 67% said they will vote to recall him. we take a much closer look at these numbers coming up on kron. 4 news at 3. happening now. a rally mu

alfar, 35 years old, citizen of the united arab emirates, businessman, representative of the chamber of commerce of business cooperation between the countries of the arab region , he speaks fluently five languages, including russian, so far the information that he is renting an apartment hmm on butterfly street, house 11, more on him. we don't have anything. a hostage and glukhov, it is almost impossible to prove a connection with a deaf person; a telephone conversation is not direct evidence, so it remains only to wait, if he tries to get the product in the city, you have to take it red-handed. established surveillance at the address of course. bagheera everything is calm in the apartment no one came. attention, even the car number is about 170 tons . the object entered the apartment on the third floor. the object closed the blinds. got you, keep watching. after 15 minutes. how are you normal lie down, don't lie down , don't get up. how are you? already normal, thank god you forgive me. i am guilty before you. i didn't think it would turn out like this. when i found out that i was kidnapped, i

chamber of commerce. in this role, he oversees the chamber's work on traditional valuable relations, [inaudible] and labor safety in this and state, labor and employment law among other issues. mr. spencer, thanks very much for being with us. >> chairman saunders, ranking member grant, and members of the committee. i appreciate the opportunity to speak to you today. your chamber of commerce directly represents 300,000 businesses that represents approximately 3 million more through our federation partners. these businesses take seriously the obligations to follow all laws, including those involved in labor and employment matters. these businesses devote considerable considerable time, towns and resources towards achieving compliance. the unfortunate truth, however, is that some laws are less than clear and can be extremely complex. the same applies to regulations implementing those laws. in addition, these laws and regulations sometimes overlap and there are additional laws and regulations at the state lev

but cnn earlier today reached out to the american chamber of commerce in shanghai for their reaction hai right now. and, yes, they welcomed this action plan, but they also expressed a number of concerns. they are very concerned about the closed loop system that will still be in place after june the first. this requires employees to live and work on-site in a bubble. they also expressed concern about local bureaucracy and red tape. i'm going to bring up the statement for you. this is from the president of the american chamber of commerce in shanghai. and he tells cnn, quote, while after june the first, businesses no longer need approval to get on the white list for reopening, all too often subdistrict, and even neighborhood officials have prevented or slowed the resumption of business operations by imposing excessive red tape, unquote. so, isa, even as shanghai eases these covid curbs and restrictions, the uncertainty, the economic uncertainty is still there. back to you. >> kristie lu stout for us in hong kong this hour, thanks so much. >>> now, in the world of motor sports, a swede t

with your chambers of commerce hat _ the channel. t's _ and ferns you speak to? that's a good question, it's not - and ferns you speak to? that's a good question, it's not top - and ferns you speak to? that's a good question, it's not top of. and ferns you speak to? that's a l good question, it's not top of their agenda. congestion, interest rates and inflation is heading for 10%, these affect them every day. but it's also worth noting that over 35% across the country fall in unemployment which means people are finding it difficult to find skilled workers. six or seven months ago it was it staff, hgv drivers, now it's right across sectors. there is some difficulty in finding the right people and we know british airways has offered people £1000 to join them and easyjet i think has offered back to current workers to remain, so there is a shortage of workers and that affects us economically in this part of the world.— and that affects us economically in this part of the world. david foley, thank ou this part of the world. david foley, th

for ramadan, the taliban made a rare exception and permitted women from the former chamber of commerceir own market. roya hafizi founded the women's chamber of commerce five years ago. she represents a whole generation of female small business owners now effectively shut in their homes most of the time. >> we have witnessed a political revolution in our country where althe achievements, all the gains, of the past 20 years now seem like a lie. they have vanished. jane: this is an extremely rare opportunity for these women to get out of the house, gather together, and sell their wares again. but they know that it's largely, to outside observers, it seems like a publicity stunt by the taliban. now that eid is over, the full rules are back in place. rahila askari has her own handcrafts business. but her future, as she had once pictured it, seems impossible now. >> going outside, having a job, having even an education, it is difficult. we don't have the right to go outside without a mahram, male blood relative, like father, brother, son, and without these people, without men, we are nothing

this is according to a new poll that was done by the san francisco chamber of commerce and also dignity health. they found that 20% of san francisco voters said that the city's going in the wrong direction. sorry, the going in the right direction. 76% said the city is on the wrong track. and 83% of the say that crime has gotten worse more than half of those surveyed say that crime and public safety are the major issues and nearly half of the respondents say they're likely to move out of san francisco in the next few years. 25 1% of them say it's because of crime. a spokesperson for dignity, health says that many of the problems the city has they're not alone. >> we've got a mental health crisis in this country. we have an opioid abuse pandemic. violent crime is up. san francisco is unique in many wonderful ways immunity from these forces is not among them. >> the numbers also to look at her san francisco district attorney chesa facing a recall election next month. 67% of the voters asked said that they vote to recall him and 31% said they would >> there's another push to try do somethin

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