to talk about theissue nicholas byrne to talk about the issue but they are not standing idly by andore of these military exercises in the days to go by. we these military exercises in the days to go by-_ these military exercises in the days to go by. we have got what ou days to go by. we have got what you describe _ days to go by. we have got what you describe as _ days to go by. we have got what you describe as the _ days to go by. we have got what you describe as the chinese - you describe as the chinese reaction. at the same time we heard from john kirby sank the us does not support taiwan's independence so why can't the chinese take this simply as a visit and let nancy pelosi just have a visit to a visit? visit and let nancy pelosi 'ust have a visit to a visit?fi have a visit to a visit? they do not see _ have a visit to a visit? they do not see it _ have a visit to a visit? they do not see it that _ have a visit to a visit? they do not see it that way. - have a visit to a visit? they do not see it that way. i . have a visit to a visit? they i do not see it that way. i think nanc

you brought up governor byrne and hudson county.i'm compelled to tell a story sure that goes back to 1985 when brennan byrne and ed broderick cured. morristown was supporting a democratic for senator. and he happened to have a fundraiser down in princeton, new jersey at the time. and brandon byrne gets up and he looks at bradley. and he says, you know. i don't understand why you happen to be running as a democrat. because most of the democrats i know from hudson county follow the same pattern they get elected they get indicted and they get sentenced. i had the similar experience of my old job. yes on another note. i wanted to ask you about october 22nd in 2020 at an event that you happen to be there, which was the sort of garden party preceding the debate between biden and trump and i think we all know what happened subsequent to that garden party namely that trump obviously tested positive for the covid. and there were all sorts of supporters of trump sitting in those chairs your self included. picks among others. how do you feel t

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katie byrne, fox weather. and whether around california we're talking about some thunderstorms still across parts of the state, but at least here in the bay area looks like a quiet to forecast that will head into the weekend with temperatures. they kind of cooled off today in this pattern will persist over the next few days. take a look at the highs from this afternoon eighties out toward the inland spots. remember yesterday we had some nineties san jose 83 actually mild for san francisco, checking in 70 degrees. here is the plan this weekend for saturday and sunday. no big changes out there with a bit of a breeze and temperatures for afternoon highs. ranging from the sixties . the seventies. warm spots will be in the mid to upper eighties and, of course outside lands. day one is today, day two. for tomorrow, you'll see the line up. and we are expecting at least some cloud cover into the early portion of the afternoon and then skies becoming partly cloudy by by about mid afternoon so the clouds will be a facto

and he happened to have a fundraising in new jersey at the time and brendan byrne gets up and looks atnd he says you know, i don't understand why you have to be running as a democrat. because most of the democrats i know from hudson county follow the same pattern. they get elected, they get indicted and they get sentenced . >> i had a similar experience with my old job. >> on another note i wanted to ask you about october 22 in 2020 and an event that you happened to be there which was the sort of garden party preceding the debate between biden and trump. and i think we all know what happened subsequent to that garden party. namely that trump obviously tested positive for covid and there are all sorts of supporters sitting inthose chairs, yourself included . how do you feel that at the time which he knew that he had the coronavirus, how do you feel about trump now, a gentleman who you supported for president in terms of his loyalty to his closest associates and putting them essentially in peril as a result of this subsequent test that he had for testing positive. >>i'll say a few things

katie byrne has more lots of people like to go to cape cod in the summer. and guess what?at white sharks like it here, too. it's definitely keeping some swimmers out of the water. you can see not a lot of people deciding to dip their toe in on a busy friday in the summer, but summers can actually only go in waist deep here because of the shark activity in the area. we spoke with the beach safety director here at nassau beach, he says. in the last three days, they've had to pull people out of the water because of shark sightings closed for approximately an hour and we got a credible sighting. or when one of our partner agencies or eco tours or other commercial fishermen give us data if they spot an animal that's close to swimming area. they know they're out there because of these buoys that will ping when attacked. shark swims by and then that will show up on an app called shark tickety, and it's something that's recent over the years recently. it's never was like that when i was a kid. i mean, they were in the ocean, but not not in four ft. of water. there are sharks signs

jim byrne? here. >> jesus yanez. we have the commissioners here. >> thank you, we have debra walker here to introduce herself. then we'll move to the next item. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate this opportunity to work with you all. i am honored that the mayor appointed me to join you in discussing public safety in our city and the police commission. i have been at several commissions before. the building inspection commission for several years and the arts commission for several years. i know at least procedural meetings and especially zoom over the last two years. i spent the last few years doing ombudsman work between tenderloin and doing looted of work where there are a lot of issues that face a lot of people down there. as i was talking to the mayor about the issues, she asked me to serve in this capacity, and i hope that i can bring something to the conversation. to be working with so many of you amazing folks who work on these issues from the chief to all of you commissioners, i'm excited to be talkin

i had a lot of fun with governor byrne. i miss him. he was one of the funniest people i've ever met and one of the lines he used to use all the time was i made my wife ruthie promise that when i die that she'll bury me in hudson county so i can remain active in politics. so i want to make clear to you and i say this in the book. i'm not saying that irregularities did not happen on election day this year they did. and by the way, they happen in, new jersey. few months ago and they happen in new jersey when i ran in 09. and in 13 it happens all the time. the question is are there enough for regularities to change the results of the election in any one state? let alone the five states. that would have been necessary to change the result of the election. and that i think we've proven the book is just you know not possible. so, you know, that's i think an important thing to remember. and if you think you don't trust the county clerk in morris county to count the votes. wait to some federal bureaucrat is counting your vote. forget it conspir

jim byrne? here. >> jesus yanez. we have the commissioners here. >> thank you, we have debra walker here to introduce herself. then we'll move to the next item. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate this opportunity to work with you all. i am honored that the mayor appointed me to join you in discussing public safety in our city and the police commission. i have been at several commissions before. the building inspection commission for several years and the arts commission for several years. i know at least procedural meetings and especially zoom over the last two years. i spent the last few years doing ombudsman work between tenderloin and doing looted of work where there are a lot of issues that face a lot of people down there. as i was talking to the mayor about the issues, she asked me to serve in this capacity, and i hope that i can bring something to the conversation. to be working with so many of you amazing folks who work on these issues from the chief to all of you commissioners, i'm excited to be talkin

you brought up governor byrne and hudson county. tell a story the respected 1985 when brendan byrne and ed appeared in moorestown or supporting a democratic candidate for senator. and he happened to have a fundraiser.princeton, new jersey at the time. gets up looks at bradley and says you know, i do not understand why you happen to be running as a democrat. with a similar experience of my old job on another note i to ask 2nabout october 22 you happen to be there debate between biden trump h i think we all know what happened subsequent to that party. mainly that trump tested positive for coed. how do you feel at the time he knew he had the virus. how do you feel about trump now? a gentleman who supported for. president in terms of his loyalty to his closest associates. and putting them essentially in peril as a result of the subsequent tests he had for testing positive. >> them gently caressed the record. my understanding is he tested positive the nex' day during for what i have read now. does not change the thesis of your question.

ian byrne, mp. he was speaking to my colleagues on bbc breakfast earlier.ndy gill has been speaking to the labour councillor harry doyle who represents the local area and is also assistant mayor of liverpool. it's just absolutely abhorrent, and i think a lot of people in our community are waking up this morning to this news and just in utter disbelief. i live locally myself and, you know, the fact that a nine—year—old has lost her life and, as you say, 15 years yesterday since the city, we lost rhstones, you know, there's just absolutely no place for this sort of violence on our streets, particularly when we think of children and their lives ahead of them. lots of people are shook today in our community. police have said it's really important that people come forward, that the community comes forward to give any information that they have. is that something you support? 100%. someone knows what happened last night. it might be one person, it might be more people. someone will have gone home last night in erratic behaviour, or we don't know, but somebody wil

ambassador to china, nicholas byrne says he defended pelosi's visit to beijing. >> the night that houseker, nancy pelosi, went to taiwan, you were summoned by china's deputy foreign minister. >> i was summoned at exactly the time when the speaker's plane landed in taiwan. we had a very spirited, i would say, quite contentious meeting. the central issue is that the government in china overreacted, did so in a way clearly designed to intimidate and coerce the taiwan authorities. >> patient claims their response was justified, in order to defend its sovereignty. >> after the visit, china said it was going to cut communications with the u.s. on a number of key areas. i mean, how damaging is that, not just to bilateral relations, but to the world? >> it is very damaging. our government, washington, has been talking to the chinese embassy in washington, but there is no substitute for cabinet level senior conversations. the chinese have largely shut those down. >> when we look at this event 20 years from now are we going to see that pelosi visit as something that fundamentally changed u.s./chi

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activity and recessions which goes back nearly 100 years which goes back to leslie mitchell and eric byrnes and it focuses on finding periods of time when a decline in economic activity is broadly dispersed across the economy and lasts for a period of at least several months so it's depth, duration and difusion are the three features of a downturn that the nber would look at in order to find periods that would be categorized as recessions. >> so is that what we're looking at right now >> the way the committee will try to assess data as it emerges is for those attributes. the committee doesn't rely on the two quarters of declining gdp definition for a number of reasons. first, it looks more broadly at measures of economic activity than just gdp. second, it is focused on a monthly chronology for peaks and troughs in economic activity if you're looking for monthly, gdp is reported at a quarterly level so other indicators will tending to be important. and the third is in some sense that something as mechanical as two quarters of negative gdp admits if you have two quarters when there were very

that's of course how the talking heads and david byrne memorably put it. the numbers have everyone wondering where we're going as a nation when we have been told so much about other midterm trends. democrats outperforming in the last four special elections. that's real hard data. encumbent parties usually faulter in midterms like this. but is this a usual moment? a supreme court just uncorked a once in 50-year ruling ending human rights for the half the population. it upended law, policy, and now we're seeing in the early special elections, politics work protests and energy, voter registration, mobilization, and the backlash that many warned for -- warned about and then called for. >> these bastards that are in office who are passing these laws deserve to be voted out. >> roe cannot go! roe cannot go! >> keep abortion legal! keep abortion legal! >> for god sake, there's an election november. vote, vote, vote, vote. consider the challenge accepted, court. >> we have a right. extremists, we've heard enough from the extremists, and we're tired of it. >> that

ian byrne is the labour mp for liverpool west derby, where this attack happened.akfast earlier this morning. i think devastating is a good way of putting it. we are still going to process what we have heard overnight. it is absolutely devastating that a wholly innocent nine—year—old young girl has been sadly murdered and i think we are all struggling to process it is a community, in west derby in liverpool and across the country. i think as a moves forward i have heard as much as everybody else, really, we need to hearfrom heard as much as everybody else, really, we need to hear from the police about the circumstances but myjob police about the circumstances but my job today will police about the circumstances but myjob today will be speaking to the community, community leaders, speaking to police, trying to reassure the community and asking the community, do you know anything about the circumstances around this that will help the police, and give them as much information as possible to catch the perpetrator. henge them as much information as possible to catch the

. —— ian byrne.arriers have been broken down because of the sheer brutality and senselessness of this killing, an innocent young girl, a life taken. so unbelievable what's happened, the information coming in, is coming in but we need more. so if anybody knows anything and they are still sitting on it, they need to come forward, tell the police, local community stakeholders, there is the ability to do that in confidentiality. so they've got to do that moving forward, but yeah, the community have come together magnificently well. lots of information, but more information obviously to come into the police. they have been very stark in the messages they are putting out, merseyside police, saying silence is not an option. they are relentless in the hunt for 0livia's keller. in a statement from her family last week he will be familiar with some of the wonderful photos of her, she is clearly a bright, fun loving, chatty young girl. the family said she broke the mould when she was born in the family say it i

this photo, from december 12th, shows flynn and patrick byrne, another trump ally who was president that december 18th meeting, guarded by indicted oath keeper roberto manu to. another review of the scene shows of keepers leader stewart rhodes in the picture as well. another central figure with ties to extremist groups with roger stone, a political consultant and longtime consultant of trump. he pardoned both flynn and stone in the weeks between the election on november 3rd and january 6th. in the same timeframe, stone communicated with both the proud boys and the oath keepers regularly. the committee obtained encrypted content from a group chat called friends of stone, f o s, which included stone, roads, tarrio and ali alexander. focused on several pro trump events in november in december of 2020, as well as january 6th. as you can see here, stewart rhodes himself urged the friends of stone to have people go to their state capitals if they cannot make it to washington, for the first million maga march on november 14th. these friends of roger stone had a significant presence that multipl

performance, because people are coming back to the office, people are still leasing industrial space byrneuse there's a lot of capital, even though there's concerns that prices may kim down a little. what we saw through the second quarter was a very strong performance across our company, and we think that given the various things that we're in, that have a resilient flavor to them, project management, the work we do with multifamily, the work we do with industrial buildings, which has strong, encourage fundamentals, et cetera, that if we do have a bit of a downturn, which we're expecting, our company will hold up well. you mentioned back to the office we do rely on you occasionally to give us a sense on what you are seeing out there are occupancy rates really moves up or is this to stay >> it's both occupancy rates are moving up. they're going to continue to move up, but our view is we're not going to go back to where we were pre-covid we learned a lot about the way we can work efficiently in a virtual sense. we also learned a lot about some of the challenges with working virtually, things

like i saw the eiffel tower, i don't know okay you there go needle up there and that jules byrne thingvisual my wife has vertigo, she turned around >> that does your visit to the eiffel tower have to do with disney >> one and done, my friend but disney, i've been to walt disney 15 times, i've been to walt disney, the original, where the cruise ship would go i would find you could go back and back i use the eiffel tower as some place where people go wow. i did the pyramids of egypt. let me tell you, you can skip that, partner. >> what? >> there were two guys that shipped me down for a fortune to show me a tour, as soon as they got the money, they ran away >> the pyramids are in egypt they're not in kanarscy? >> oh -- >> i thought you ran into that guy. i never get tired of looking at the eiffel tower >> you can go to berlin wall -- i'm talking about the iconic places, you know >> yes, m sremember the david - >> i've been to david. >> you could have been david we have a treat here >> what do we got? >> one of my favorites >> oh, my gosh >> in my charitable trust, rick moncrief and devon,

byrne, he's a good man that probably cost him i apologize. all kidding aside, thank you, thank you. all those who helped to keep this bill on track from beginning to end in the house, i thank speaker pelosi and steny hoyer -- and better need, god love you, you did it all frank pallone. frank is from new jersey, but delaware owns the high watermark on the shore of north carolina we had a court case about that i just want you to know that mike mccal doris -- and chris coone. while a bipartisanship is cry occasion, look at the people here today you couple times from all different backgrounds to support this bill. governors, legislators, mayors, statements, entrepreneurs, big people, labor. they're the reason why we're here, and they're the reason we got this far scientists, technologists, engineers, presidents of colleges, civil rights leaders, government officials i met with many of you through this process so many have spent years and years calling for key investments made for this big. you helped make it happen. you represent why we are better than any other nation in the world to w

i spoke earlier to the local mp, ian byrne, who said that the police themselves had said there had beent the community have come together magnificently well. so a lot of information, but more information obviously to come in to the police. and they have been very stark in the sort of messages that they're putting out there. merseyside police there saying silence is not an option and they're relentless in the hunt for 0livia's killer. in a statement from her family last week, you'll be familiar with some of those wonderful photos of her. she's clearly a bright, fun—loving, chatty young girl. the family said that she was unique, chatty, nosy, and she broke the mould when she was born. the family then went on to say, it's not about being a grass or a snitch. some of the terminology that the police have been using as well. but it's about who took our baby away from us. that's certainly the sentiment from the family echoed by the police. echoed as you hear as you heard there from everybody, certainly in the community here that we've spoken to. foremost in everyone's mind is to try to find ex

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ian byrne. good morning. you will have spoken to a lot of people over the last week.ng — investigation. that has to keep coming in. _ investigation. that has to keep coming in, the police need the information to do theirjobs. it has been _ information to do theirjobs. it has been a _ information to do theirjobs. it has been a devastating blow for the community. been a devastating blow for the community-— been a devastating blow for the communi . , . , . community. liverpool is a brilliant ci , as community. liverpool is a brilliant city. as we — community. liverpool is a brilliant city. as we all— community. liverpool is a brilliant city, as we all know, _ community. liverpool is a brilliant city, as we all know, we _ community. liverpool is a brilliant city, as we all know, we have - community. liverpool is a brilliant. city, as we all know, we have these three people that have day in the last few weeks at the hands of gunmen —— that have died. it last few weeks at the hands of gunmen -- that have died. it has been a devastating _ gunmen -- that have died. it has bee

byrne herself, yes?irplane, yes, that is, we’ll just take it to her and say everything. no, no, no, galkin is not everything. come on, you learned latvian. you can work as a janitor. ears like never before today i have a wife. we'll come for you. you are mine. doesn't matter. daddy's heart is soon an angel here is a separate problem of friends in the ruling class of russia and friends there too. there same friends so neat. so who are friends, come on, come on, come on. here. uh, we have to get ready for this. why did i say that even 3 years ago the mention? here, uh, gays, called such, or squeamish how much? well, why are you touching this, and now it's a real political issue. i told you, that's what there are all sorts of conservatives. uh, gaullists, uh, or some social democrats, it's all outdated. there is a powerful informal gate party lgbt party. there she is are fighting for power. and i came in to announce the entire list, please, the list is being specified now, in principle, it’s enough for us l

we can speak now to ian byrne, who's the mp for liverpool west derby, where this attack happened.e area. is this a problem in liverpool? irate shooting in the area. is this a problem in liverpool? we will be workin: problem in liverpool? we will be working with _ problem in liverpool? we will be working with the _ problem in liverpool? we will be working with the police, - problem in liverpool? we will be working with the police, my i problem in liverpool? we will be working with the police, my role| problem in liverpool? we will be i working with the police, my role as a member of parliament for west derby, speaking to the community, to stakeholders and it will be a case of working with the police force, the local community, trying to reassure people and catch the perpetrators, that is the key thing. catching him has done this heinous crime and make sure they spend the rest of their life behind bias. ltrul’hat rest of their life behind bias. what is our rest of their life behind bias. what is your message — rest of their life behind bias. what is your message to _ rest of their l

their byrnes. >> good evening, commissioners. >> good afternoon, my name is alex and i'm in public works i have ten works in administration in public works and work with seven contract analyst. some of our main functions include taking procurements ask contracts through the life cycle and ensure the procured and contract needs meet all city requirements. the goal of this presentation, this informational presentation today is to give you an insight into some of the laws that govern contracts as they go through public works and make it to your approval step and beyond that, there's? additional meetings that have been set up and briefings to go into further detail. okay. so, first off, san francisco is a charter city. as a charter city, san francisco has adopted its own charter that has relevant administrative codes and laws beyond the common law and we'll be going to some of the relative codes for contracted today and the first is chapter 6, contracting for construction and professional service for public work and improvement. chapter 21, the acquisition of commodities and goods and chapte

well we're joined now by ian byrne who is the labour mp for liverpool west derby, where the shootingf, everybody processing what has happened and disbelief that this can happen in such a tight—knit community but it has happened so it is up to ourselves, the key stakeholders and police to reassure the community but also paramount as taking the perpetrators of this heinous crime of the streets and ensuring the facies for wrath of the justice system because an innocent girl and her justice system because an innocent girland herfamily justice system because an innocent girl and herfamily have gone through something unspeakable. for people who live in an area where they have to put up with crime on their streets, lots of cities not just liverpool, they live they say the stuff is happening and i do not want to be involved and no, i will get on with my life and do what i have to do but when somebody goes into somebody�*s home and commits a crime like this, it changes things for people and it is no longer the sense that you can avoid crime, it can be brought to you. it is sense that you can