are their spending habits that are changing? julie: yes, i think certainly when we look at the numbers and we are talking to consumers -- what concerns you? food is more expensive. rents are up. there are quite a few categories i would say or more essential than having the latest and greatest smartphone but keep in mind the upgrades -- these phones are amazing feats of engineering. they are amazing devices, whether it is an iphone or one of the latest android devices. consumers are hanging onto these devices for 2, 3, 4 years. that could be conditioning to softer demands. ed: thank you very much. coming up, amazon's ambient intelligence. looking for a more personalized future in its devices, next. ♪ ed: on wednesday, amazon held its fall hardware event where it announced new gadgets. we spoke to the ceo of devices and asked about the strategy with so much competition. dave: we are trying to build devices and services that mostly focus on the home, although increasingly in the car, that follow a pattern of what we call ambient in

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so yeah, i don't think we are going to see worse effects, we are not going to see a stronger, so we areind, and we are not going to see more water than we have seen, but we are going to see more trees falling and more power outages. alicia? >> ali, you are going to stay with me, i want to bring in dennis smith, veteran resident of florida state university -- i saw it continues to see these catastrophic weather events, is florida built to withstand the major effects of climate change, sir? >> thanks for having me and first off, my heart goes out to all those folks that have been impacted by the storm. and to all the first responders that are out there right now, helping everybody. be safe, but yeah, in florida, we have very strong building codes to help protect against events like this. but i think as ali pointed, out this is a heck of a storm. this is a category four hurricane with massive storm surges, so really, there's really only so much you can build against to protect from disasters of this magnitude. >> l.a., after you have questions of a myth on the ground there, having seen wha

know what barriers there are, what problems there are, if there are any tariff tariff issues, yes, that is, the whole range of issues, the same work is being done in another region. we are similar. ah, webinars. it could be various online conference webinars, that is, the chinese in the chinese in the asian market with pakistan with egypt yes, uh, we have the russian market. uh, such a resource as information resources export. uh very interesting very useful very effective information resources. and then we'll say. so. it's an aggregator. there they accumulated information about more than 7,000 belarusian exporting companies, er, in which more than 22-2,000 are represented. uh, the goods and services they can offer, but you know, everything moves and everything changes. we created it, yes to say that there is complete satisfaction. its how effectively this resource is used. i probably would not say this, therefore, based on those conditions. uh, what exists around us now, we are trying, so to speak, to breathe new life into this portal into the new life. what does it mean? that is, we a

but they are saying we are all safe. bay tech students are safe. so that a big relief here. >> the it must be so difficult to be there outside of the trauma center outside of the hospital's emergency room, seeing these family members, you can just from you describing them hugging and crying and being just too traumatized to talk. this was certainly not the day that they saw unfold, but we don't know the level of injuries of the of the person there that they were trying to go take care of and and be with. >> meeting of the age, we don't know their relationship that we do know that there was that and a woman that think kind of like a mother and then a couple of man that looks like maybe possibly cousins brothers. yeah, it weighs. i certainly that family with extended family members here and again, very traumatizing, understand, out. i mean, you can't underscore that. it's that just even being here going into a hospital 9, you not being able to stay course because they are in. it okay. tell us. i thought we don't hbve you can nation, carol, you are. f

the lights are out. to my left, there are several businesses that closed down, including grocery stores. jim's and restaurants. even big retailers. all of them had signs saying, sorry, no power. the last time we checked, about 22,000 pg&e customers were without power. the majority due to heat related issues like transformer failure. several people i spoke with were trying to get out of the heat by heading to the gym or grocery store. because of these outages, they ended up having to go home. some have no ac or no power. just in this neighborhood, we are having about 22,000 customers are being impacted. that could change in the next hour or anytime now. pg&e said they are noticing about a 525,000 customers that could be impacted by the upcoming rolling outages. >> stephanie, i got that warning about an hour ago. i am on the peninsula where i live. so many people are getting these warnings. what is the process? what is the protocol vaccine if they blackout start, how does it work? >> reporter: the way pg&e

do not believe in our struggle, we are true to our victory, we are unbreakable wherever you are, youd it, buy medicine for lyudmila petrovna, help svetlana, who ran away with one with a bag , she will find them on the portal and next to them. they are waiting for your help under the lanterns. 14 people are starting her herself. panic begins. but she drove all the same. i don't understand at all how she was able to get there with so many dogs, five cats, a hamster, a spider chameleon and some other fish even at this intersection were fired at us, he began to lose consciousness very much, hope that there is, that he is a living hero from monday to friday 21:15 in marathon the only news

no such critical ones, there are no um, but works are still ongoing on the dam, and there are also significanttions, and it will take a lot of time to eliminate them and restore them to the usual state that was there, people are also working and communal services and emergency services are still working because there was not one arrival there, there were four arrivals of such significant uh, this once again confirms that they are terrorists, they want uh, so that we don't have light in the water, we didn't have the opportunity nowhere go leave fly out well isolate and i am writing so that they, so that we ukrainians feel the way they do, but we cannot live like this, we loved the state and we are quickly restoring our all eyes of troubles, so today there is water in the entire territory of the city of tatars in the district there is light, water, gas, people feel comfortable. yes, it is not as safe as before, but in our armed forces of ukraine, our security services do everything possible to ensure that people are protected, and you know. i am confident and feel protected in our city, our city

are you with us yet?gratulations, let's go. let's remind the audience what the state property fund does, what are the powers of this structure, is it famous, well, in general, the fund has four such main functions, first of all, of course, privatization, this is also associated with something, in general, the fund here has tasks on the most transparent terms for the largest number of participants and in of competition , to implement the state property that is not strategic for the state, the second function is uh, it's a lease, and here we are also uh, the central body of the executive power, which implements the state new we also have a policy in the field of rent for rent. now it is already running for the second year, the gov.ua site is running, there are transparent auctions on prozorro for rent. of money to the budget, the third such function, which is a derivative of privatization, is corporate management, these enterprises that are given to us for privatization, we have the task of managing them at

we are seeing signs people are listens.eir homes and packing up the cars with essentials and getting ready to drive as far as inland as they can. some suggest at least 20 miles as we could start to see the impacts of hurricane ian here in the next 36 hours or so much though the hundreds of thousands of people six counties along florida's gulf coast see the impact next 24 hours. >> brian: you stay safe too. getting to d-day for you to evacuate. let's keep in florida. former florida attorney general pam bondi joins us now. you are in tampa. what are you seeing and feeling. >> i am, brian. right outside the window, walk outside you are can see tampa bay. pretty ominous right now. as attorney general i worked two big hurricanes. erma and michael. brian, you know, can you warn people the biggest warning for people, michael hit the panhandle and some people chose to stay despite the warning. i went right in there right after. the national guard had to get me in. and people who chose to stay, it wasn't search and rescue by that po

so, i are want to recognize a few more folks that are here. we got a lot of folks here who have been part of our conversation. i want to make sure we recognize our department head (inaudible) our controller anna moses. thank you department heads for being here. i want to turn it over to one of our major partners who was our department on the status of women leaders, kimberley ellis. give a big round of applause to kimberley ellis! [applause] >> what's up san francisco? ! [applause] i also want to thank carmen for her leadership and bringing us all together here. thank you carmen for the work you continue to do on behalf of women, on behalf of families and on behalf of san franciscans everywhere. thank you. i love to invite our friends who have joined us into this conversation because the truth of the matter is, we believe in children. we believe in healthy children. we believe in a contry that provides for the whole health of children in this country. and so if you want to talk about ways that we can work together to insuring that is possible

now we are seeing the aftershocks that are going to be., companies are pricing well below 10 x forward revenues. there's a healthy place for us to be and that's going to take another two or three quarters to recover from when it comes to valuation stabilization. at this point in time, companies are terrified of taking evaluation haircut. they are agreeing to pretty aggressive investor friendly terms in rounds of funding today. ed: what a pleasure to have you on. coming up, as voters head to the polls in november, how will the results impact blockchain policy? the results of a survey all about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ed: time for our daily crypto report with sonali basak. >> we are going to talk about the intersection of crypto, web three and politics. thank you for joining us. i'm curious because you have about 800 people that you surveyed. was there anything early surprising to you? we know that more money has been going into crypto lobbying. it will be seen as an issue for lawmakers. what was different here that you didn't expect

those are the numbers we are starting to see me will get new data that based on the fact weof are still0 or 60 percent higher from pre- pandemic the likelihood those are changing are slim. >> so for them even to have enough forwa food security. >> you are using $6 million by how do you expect to provide that same level of service throughout this year into next year? how you providing that to people in need? >> that's a good question. we were very fortunate during the pandemic to rollout in ways that were unimaginable that now is the time we are spending down on those dollars. we expect at the current rate to go another couple of years. however we don't see the need decreasing next year nor do we see the need of 2024 we are hoping the other on —- the end ofe 2024. >> your funding comes mostly from government and private donations and long-terme foundations. >> central florida perspective the majority of our donations come from individuals which is very comforting. over 60 percent. so wer are hoping that would continue even though it is starting to decline but it is the thought process or

there are homeowners who are are worry free. they say changing to solar is saving cash cash and actually giving power back. > >> the spanish language artist t flu shots at cvs are pretty...flex. schedule one for you... ...or the whole crew. plus, they're free. really? healthier is getting a flu shot on your schedule. cvs. healthier happens together. >> welcome back. let's get a quick check of your lunchtime forecast. it is friday eve. we are close to the weekend. it's still triple digits in inland east areas. that heat wave is sticking around just a little bit longer today. the national weather service issued excessive excessive heat warning all week but it expires tonight at 8:00.d news in sight as we wrap up this up this week. we are seeing cooler air from the north. that yellow that looks like a u, thas a continental polar air mass that will cool us as we head to the weekend and give us 80s in the east inland areas, even 70s next week. a treat in store for us. we'll keep ather center. >> i learn something every timel polar ai

are there tools to avoid it?somewhere there the manifestation of one's civil position there or one's will towards ukraine, did the ministry of education, our special services there, create communication mechanisms with people under occupation at this time, how was it there, yes , there in the temporarily occupied territories in donetsk, when they created a full-fledged promotion there ah, communication channels, how can you notify? have we heard about such mechanisms now, because it is possible to intimidate people, yes, while walking here in kyiv, but when you are really under occupation, there is a completely different logic of survival, and if you are left without communication without information without anything. so you are leaving the world that surrounds you here and now. and i am telling you this as a man who was in the occupation in buch, who is leaving us even there, the special services say well , you can run there and you understand that there are already roadblocks and you can't get out because no on

say we are doing is exactly what we are doing.are seeing a lot of focus on key regulations. >> we have the top 27 meeting coming up towards the end of the year. what are your expectations on that? are your expectations managed in terms of the current energy crisis we are seeing? >> that is a really tough question. i think anyone working in the space has to have hope. it can be very depressing. and i think what we will see is more than what we have seen before. negating carbon emissions now, being -- having recognition that climate change is something that is happening to us now. [indiscernible] >> to increase that, and how to increase that. and the bigger impacts of climate change. i think that will be one of the key focus of the top 27. >> danielle rhodes, thank you for joining us. it be sure to tune into bloomberg radio to hear more from the days big newsmakers and get in-depth analysis from the daybreak team broadcasting live from our studio in hong kong. listen by the outcome a radio plus, or bloombergradio.com. 20 more to com

the bottom line is jobs are up, wages are up, people are back to work, and we are seeing some signs thatlation may be -- may be, i will not overpromise -- beginning to ease. gas prices have fallen now for over 80 straight days, the longest decline in over a decade, and a gallon of gas is now $1.2 less than it was at the beginning of the summer. americans have good news going into labor day weekend. host: that was present biden met -- that was president biden at the white house talking about the jobs numbers. caller: kind of depressed about what is going on in the country. has i see it, there is wrong on both sides. democrats have done some wrong stuff and we need to own up to that. however, the right wing and the trump wing is destroying this country. we do not have to worry about an external enemy. the enemy within is the republican party. they do not -- if they lose an election, they say, ok, we can overturn it. what we need to do is come up with a system where everyone is in agreement with the system, because the system now works fine, but donald trump spread false information. republ

>> we are.e are having conversations with as many potential suppliers. >> when could we see talks come forward? >> pretty soon. we are coming close to some agreement. it will not be only in one place. again, the diversification of supply lines in terms of fuel. shery: do the prices against russia given the war in ukraine worry you? >> yes, we could see the effects. in our grounds, the political side of it has been tricky. the national interest comes first, so we have to find those new sources of fuel. but that applies not only to fuel, two things like feed and fertilizers. all of these other inputs that are critical. shery: with that also include a potential joint exploration of oil with china for longer-term solutions today? >> yes. shery: those conversations were halted, right? >> they were halted for the same reason that we could not come to an agreement on what to quantify. that's derives from the fact that there is a disagreement on the maritime areas of the sea that we consider to be phili

they are. we do. >> i think that is problematic set of circumstances, as we deal in broader policy constructs and as it relates to these countries because i have a feeling that as it relates particularly to ethiopia, some of your colleagues have an aspiration, but it is not an aspiration that is being realized and in the interim, half a million people have been killed. how long do you wait before the aspiration is realized and until you use one of your tools? we only have a handful of them. so, at the end of the day, i welcome, and i will have my staff reach out to you, and you bring in whoever you want, and in any setting you want, but i want to have a serious conversation about why we don't see action in some of these things, and someone will have to make a case to me that it is better for our ultimate goals and to save the lives of people that we not pursue any sanctions , so i am looking forward to that. >> i appreciate the attention, and i agree with you. i am told senator kaine is on his

jobs are up. people are back to work.ce i came to office we have created nearly 10 million jobs, a record for any presidency after this link. 3.7% unemployment. nearly a 50 year low in this country. more small businesses created them before in our history. american manufacturers, coming back. where is it written that says that america cannot lead in manufacturing? where is that written? and guess what? for all the criticism i got and the help that you gave me for gas prices, they are down more than a dollar $.30. i gallon. since the start of the summer. we are making progress. we are getting other prices down as well. we have more to do. we are getting there. we passed a once in a generation infrastructure law that will modernize roads, bridges, ports, airports. delivering clean water to every community. eliminating every leadpipe in every home and school. host: congressman, your reaction to his touting of the economy? caller: at -- guest: at that very moment, a report came out that inflation is high. as some colleagues o

they are guarded, they are accompanied by employees. the police are employees of the people's militia commandant's office, therefore, yes, there really are people who have weapons with them, but this is solely to ensure the safety of the members of the commission, kiev, of course, it is already in a hurry to talk about the fact that they allegedly force people to vote with machine guns completely information, flips and gives out on the network absolute fakes. it is worth talking about the fact that there are mobile mobile points. here in the lpr, the buses are equipped with everything that the election commissions need, there are special ones, and ballot boxes . there are even booths, which are provided by the secret expression of will, well, they vote, of course, in the liberated territories. although processes. this is quite difficult and not only because they are under the constant sight of kiev for people, it’s hard morally for people there, because they lose literally every day their relatives and friends, but nonetheless. and as t

the easiest solution there are the programs where there are changes that are necessary to make it more useful to more property owners and managers. that's one aspect. a lot of it are things that help builders. it's to make it so they can actually tilled those middle income properties. maybe a tax credit or different things. there is a green element of creating a property to turn it into apartments. there are some opportunities the federal government can work with the local jurisdictions on. >> those are two very thorough answers. we have another question in the chat. anybody want to comment on the commoditization of housing by the purges of housing from hedge funds and the conversion of owned homes to rentals? >> my main reaction to this was the incentive to do that, for investors to come in and buy homes to rent them out in large part is driven by how high arent they can fetch which is being driven by the scarcity of housing stop if the investors look around and see that builders could flood the market with competing rental properties, that makes it a less attractive investment opport

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, where they are , where they are, everything is fine. don’t worry. yes, it’s simple , and then it goes back through this chain, and it’s definitely all part of the composition. i told some program. the story of the 41st year of the retreat 480,000 were captured, led by general kirpanos, because they wrote constantly to the kremlin to stalin hello, we are now finding that they will surround and kill everyone and he says that we will really stand to the end, comrades, he got half a million people, so i i think in kharkiv oblast, i had the impression that i heard from the guys who were in the battle at the time that we are going, but there is no one. well, we continue to go again, there is no one. yes, they ran away and left the weapons, as now, you know the joke. it has been walking around social networks for several weeks . the supplier of arms in ukraine is the russian federation right now. well, they are fleeing and leaving behind very expensive weapons, ammunition, and ok. now we can already transform to kherson oblast , yes, from done

rescuers are working. and the dpr are also employees college they are helped by the ministry of emergency situations to dismantle the rubble to get documents. uh, the representatives of the investigative committee of the russian federation have already finished examining the scene of the incident and conducted a survey of the victims and witnesses, so far, according to preliminary data from the armed forces, neo-nazis have launched at least three or four hymars rockets at the college. let's listen to the investigative committee. at present, a student of this college, five students and a teacher, hospitalized with various injuries, have been removed from the rubble. currently discovered fragments of the warhead of the missile, which will be sent for forensic examination in order to determine the characteristics of its type. here are the teachers, one of the students, and now they have been transferred to the surgical department; in general , the condition of the children is satisfactory. here is what they s

you may say that people are getting, that they are not well when they are older.re is a lot of struggle. most people don't do well after 80 years old if they even make it there to extend social security, i have never been in debt. i always have money i retired 20 years ago and never board again. i don't use my situation to several other people should do the same. i'm not in a position to talk about other people's lives. what i do know is you should at least research a little bit more before you start throwing things out like you need to work longer or extend the social security so we don't pay it until they are 70. they are going to be did in seven years so you want people to work forever? guest: i was very clear in my statement and my earlier comments that those who have paid into the system need to be supported and you would fall in line with that. i really like the measures that we are taking to encourage more responsible retirement savings for individuals and needs to become more self sufficient and become less of a burden on what we need the government to do.

you are 100% right. we are all part of the seam family.igoted comments towards white and black people should be condemned by every american. this does not represent my state. i can't think of a worst comment to be made by a senate candidate. she is echoing the comments talking about maga republicans she heard from president biden. there is a bigger picture of here of words and comments that are salacious, that reflect too much on the progressive side. they are attacking people because of the color of their skin. there is nothing more unamerican than that. >> sean: what did you think of the other video. the jail house video. she is on tape saying they need gangsters and the "n" word to infiltrate politics by putting on suits and acting respectable? >> the more i hear her talk, the more i cringe. the more embarrassed i am for those 2 support an equal and fairplaying field. they don't want to hear those comments -- she criticizes black people as to suggest only black drug dealers have money. this country allowed us to prosper because our play

you are here, you are talking about food equity.u cannot get to the store because there is crime, then you have to deal with the police, but finding good food? you can see if it is fresh or if it is not. this is not something like -- we had the food triangle back when i was in grade school. your meats, breads, fruits. i mean, i don't understand where now the government wants to tell you what to eat, how to feed your kids. you know how you ate. kids these days are picky. host: michael, let's get a response. guest: i appreciate the spirit of the caller's comment. in this country we value freedom. as a mother of two kids, they can be picky. i am a big believer in treats. i bake cakes and cookies for my kids. no one wants to be the food police and tell people exactly what to feed their kids. if everyone -- anyone tries it will be a huge backlash in this country. we know something now -- there are things i know today that if i had known when i was raising my kids, i would have done things differently. in this country we have 40% of the p

are they? are there shellings that are known? the shelling, in principle, is only local, so that there are no serious strikes on the nuclear plant , no strikes on nearby cities, large mine or infrastructure at this stage, let's say, but we have not observed the last 2 days, that is, there are no shelling, oddly enough drones, uh, in general, too. we do not see such a quantity that was before, when there was a situation around the nuclear power plant, respectively, the radiation fund is normal. everybody structures are working for us in a regular manner, regarding the accumulation of troops, but no matter how we are people who are not military, therefore, let's put it straight, therefore we do not comment on these things. e. how can i tell, e i don't have those binoculars. uh, so, as far as our preparations are concerned, we are always ready for any events, because the armed forces of the russian federation, represented by the commanders of the corresponding units, which we periodically hold on the meeting, assures that we do not

we are not sick, it is the patients who are sick. but having seen what happened in china, what happened in italy, what was happening in new york to our colleagues i assumed i was going to be sick. did i know i was going to die? no but it was on the table in a way that it never had been before. the book originally was about describing an unjust society and its human impact in a healthcare system that adds insult to injury if you are poor and if you are black, but then covid laid bare those parameters in that situation in a way that was always present and will probably always be present so long as we have a society that is bordered by rachel cast and unchecked capitalism but in his crucible, one where we are all all of a sudden vulnerable, where everybody all of a sudden has the potential to fall ill these fissures broaden and it became not only an opportunity to describe the society right by these variables but also it is a catharsis. here i am being challenged every day in ways that i haven't been, here is a way to document what i am

more deals like that are happening. we are also hearing of shared equities as well. will continue. there's a lot of investors that want to see some realization of the investments they made. it is becoming rare for venture capitals to raise their funds when they cannot return capitals to the limited partners, that is creating a tense board meetings. that is something we harped on. but that remains true. emily: what is happening inside these tense board meetings? a lot of these have also raised huge funds. we don't have anywhere to spend their money? >> absolutely. the best thing you can do is, the show must go on as far as companies operating in executing and selling and realizing their vision. it may just not proliferate and show up in news articles and updates. people are still buying enterprise stocks, cybersecurity solutions, it's just we are getting fewer data points on what those companies are worth. i think at some point we will start to see some companies that will quietly exit and sell themselves to big tech which, big tech has been quiet on the m&a front. ma

yes, there are grants over 10 million rubles. so here are the dimensions.ulate applicants, but the most popular here are three to ten million. this is in the region of 3-5 million rubles. this is serious money to start or strengthen your own business. this is the most important, the competitions are going on, but in general it was planned that the competitions would be held approximately twice a year, but since the beginning of this year we have already held 7 competitions, and four of them are extraordinary. that is , four extraordinary competitions were held. now there is a fourth application. and there are a lot of applications. 12.5 thousand applications were submitted for the first competition. well, actually we are going with us approximately about 10-12.000 applications are submitted for one wave and wins. well, we looked at it like this . every eighth project, approximately, we support wins. well, such a conversion, yes, the more projects are submitted, the more opportunities these projects have to win, but in general, in general, the number of part

we are adding to that. trees are going to come down. more power lines are going to come down, power outages are going to extend as we go throughout the next day or so. wind -- we are looking at winds. winds gusting up to 72 miles per hour, st. augustine, 73 miles in daytona beach. that is gonna cause structural, damages who is going to bring shingles off the roof. it is going to bring down power lines and also trees in addition to that really wetland. so, let's stay trackers for you. category one storm, it's still really strong. remember, it's been overland for quite awhile. then as we go to our time, here later on this morning, tropical storm force winds. then it is going to move into the atlantic. it's not going to strengthen. that is a good news. it's going to make it northwestern. and then it is eventually going to impact portions of the southeast into the carolinas. so, by friday evening, making that landfall into south carolina. we are going to see a storm surge, lots of trees in south carolina. a stor so certainly some power outa

and so you are absolutely right, we are not as aggressive as we are.explaining i guess instead of laying it on the line like they do. you are very right about the irs agents. you know that applause about how we are going to repeal the 87,000 irs agents. republicans when they have been in charge, they have constantly bled the irs of its workforce, and it is not just to go after tax cheats which is an extremely important job but to give people basic service. if you try to call the irs right now i guarantee you that you will be on hold and on hold, and on hold, and on hold. the reality is that there are billions of dollars of revenues that are due the government and this enables and endure -- and in errors -- and appeals to the people. if you make $100,000 a year i will guarantee you that you will not be a tax cheat because you will get the money. if you inadvertently got a child tax credit when you were not deserving of, you know, the current system will catch you. if you are very wealthy, you can hire slick lawyers and get out of it because we do not ha

they are here today because they are not just stores. but the -- they understand the country and can analyze where the country is. and that is what politics is all about even more than a horse race. so let me start of the 10,000 foot level. if i could. we are in the midst of the campaign that almost feels like to campaign. there's a traditional midterm campaign where the metrics on the table a middling presidential rating the history that says a new presidential party uses a lot of seed in the first midterm after he takes office. and a very -- weary country on the economic front. a lot of economic anxiety due to inflation. you have these wildcards that are showing up in the last few months. you have an abortion issue that has worked to the benefit of democrats. gas prices are dropping and you have continuing trump drama -- i will ask each of you let me start with you. how did those competing forces play out now and how do you think they will play out between now and election day? >> thinking jerry thank you are having as it is great to b

are they used by muni and are they support bike lanes. project readiness and cordination with utility and city agencies. equal distribution across the city. we will do a dive in this topic in a future meeting. idc over cease kruck of curb ramps. air program we are obligated to do to meet ad a requirements but that we continue is the right thing to do to improve accessible for people with mobility challenges. last year constructed 900 curb ramps. with other infrastructure upgrades like street resurfacing use contractor and public works to perform the work. some of the most iconic structure in san francisco are our bridges. the most famous is the historic third street or left field dual brigz mission creek next to the ballpark. draw bridge had rehab work to improust structure. we completed up grids to the rich land and high land over bernaling cut. our next project is rebuild the creek bridge that connects the dog patch and mission bay neighborhoods. the bridges in our engineering section one of 7. in many instances 2 or more sections will

we are on --we are back in open session at this time. madam secretary, please call the roll. >> thank you. [roll call] >> thank you. we have a quorum. >> wonderful. so, there is a motion whether to disclosez discussion held in closed session under the san francisco administrative code section 67.12a. can i is a motion, please? >> i move that we do not disclose. >> second. >> motion made by commissioner heldfond and (inaudible) >> thank you, we have no in-person public at the time. reminder to callers, press star 3 to be added to the queue. moderator, do we have callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you, public comment is now closed. >> great. public comment is closed. there is motion made by commissioner heldfond, seconded by commissioner thomas not to disclose what was discussed in closed session. madam secretary, please call the roll. >> thank you. [roll call] >> thank you, 5 ayes. motion passes. >> great. next item. >> item 5, general public comment. >> wonderful. we'll take in-person publ

they are trained, they are guides. here are the materials of the videos and tell, uh, grandparents, parents about what they learned attract attention, of course. uh, it doesn't solve all the problems, but at least it addresses those problems and, uh, in among our priority audiences. these are, of course, persons of older and retirement age for this very reason and not always what is easy online for others for them. as you rightly said, it may be unacceptable, and therefore those traditional approaches of conversations, conversations in labor collectives and not only at the place of residence, they remain very important, but also difficult in modern times, but for this there are experts, financial education volunteers who are just aimed for such work, pensioners are really the most socially vulnerable category of gay, uh, who, unfortunately, are too gullible and they are are influenced by these scammers in psychological and developed ways, they are trying to lure out various kinds of data. you can work with pensioners.

the owners are actually working. we are a closed network so we are exactly correct.et me continue please. zelle is one of the networks that you highlight. the others have 15 times the number of disputes coming into the company that we have no ability. >> let me just finish if i can. you tell me you are so much better than the others and yet you've had a two and a half months to bring the data forward and you haven't produced any members on this. i'm sorry your credibility right now is riding -- you created the perfect weapon for i would like to follow up a little bit with responses and discussions that have attempted to be completed. i'd like to give each of you the opportunity to clarify a situation. i think we are talking about regulation that has to do with whether or not which currently under the regulation to certain types in which your banks clearly what hell of a liability exposure with the cfpb was to promote the need for cfpb or some other government organization to get actively involved in demanding that you pick up additional liability exposures on what we

or are you proving to him that you are an equal or you are nobody here in this logic?ck to our special operation. see how they see us in their logic. have you shown us the mass they believe, or can you do the same to the opponent, or are you nobody if you can't do it? you're a coward , you're a loser, are you ready to retreat? well, just for understanding, it's like the peaceful quarter. well, more precisely, what they know on february 24, that we will do this with the key cities of ukraine, after that they will say, yes, these guys are strong, then it’s better not to have anything to do with them, what happened, the dead in mosul were not removed for several months , and people decomposed. naturally, of course, olga is an enemy for them, which is subject to destruction. all about it he is not that he lies, they think very well. this is a warning to other enemies 40,000 people out there. look what will happen to you if you dare to go against us. that's the point of their logic. here is what is expected of you. watch, remember, now watch how they see us. we started the

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these workers are the airport. they are going to be here. they are going to stay. the employers come and go. this is the airport and they should be treated with with respect and valued for it. this morning i was trying to talk to a worker about the picket line and why we are fighting and i'm being told by a duty manager that i'm not allowed in the restaurant. that's not a good relationship and not working with us. meanwhile i see the airport looking the other way with management. there is workers that came off the street a day ago and they have a key badge. there is no management in sight. these people are working alone and totally against the rules and that doesn't seem to be a problem. that is really frustrating that we are in that situation where we are being scrutinized over every detail but management is not. and we are not being respected for what we are trying to achieve here. so thank you for giving us this time to talk and present our situation, and i hope that we are moving forward here with a better standard at the airport that these guys deserve, thank

>> they are, congressman. >> how about ar-15s, are they uncommon years?illions of people have them? >> our firearms used in self-defense? >> yes, 1.6 million every year. >> unfortunately, it is probably more common in light of the democrats ridiculous policies to defund the police, not prosecuting criminals when they do crimes, letting people who attack a united states congressman running for governor let him out on bail in the state of new york, that leads to the idea that people need guns to protect themselves, their family, and our property, right? >> correct, it is a human right. guaranteed by the constitution. >> our air fifteens used in self-defense? >> yes, i actually describe them in my testimony. >> you train women to protect themselves, that is something you know about firsthand, you are out there working with women across the country to help train them so they are ready if some person wants to attack them, why they need a firearm to protect themselves, is that right? >> absolutely, yes. >> ar-15s are used to defend others from criminals, that i

and we are told they are from venezuela and nicaragua.e told on the 30 hour bus ride all they really had to eat where those am are ease. and we are also told that fallen volunteers were here to take them to a local church to get them medical and legal services they need. but of course, this is the fraud political issue on both sides. republicans think this is a good idea, for the most part. and they are even suggesting other locations to bring migrants like delaware, or wilmington where president biden has homes. democrats, for their, part are calling this a political stunt and calling it inhumane. including one of the guys that lives in the space behind me. here is what he had to say. >> yeah, i do have a reaction. i think it was shameful. these are human beings. these are people they needed to be treated with dignity and kindness and respect. and they weren't. and we have so-called leaders in this country who, rather than focusing on what is good for the public within their own states, they are using people as pawns for a political stun

they are a branch in walmart's. they are in a couple of states. there are a few in maryland. often in the southeast. they made over 100% of profit on overdraft fees in the last seven years. they have lost money in everything else they do. there is another bank, armed forces bank. want to guess who they serve on military bases? you want to talk about people who are living paycheck-to-paycheck? think about our enlisted personnel, a lot of whom are overseas and deployed, all kinds of financial hardships. there is a group of institutions that have targeted this overdraft customer. every single payday loan goes to a person with a bank account. why do i know this? the only way to get a payday loan is to hand a postdated check. my research has shown that 70% of customers at a check-cashing store have a bank account. there is a big misconception that these are problem of the un-banked. wrong. these are problems of the under-banked. they have a bank account but they are going to an alternative financial provider, 15% to 20% of americans fall under this category according to the fdic.

we are saying there's more work to do. we are saying the system is broken. that as well we have done -- we have done a lot of work here to fix the system and again, more individuals encountered at the border will be removed or expelled this year than in any previous year. that -- those are the facts. >> do you have a message for the migrants, though, who are saying that the border is open, i mean -- today we talked to a few who arrived in d.c., they said that the border is open, we know it's open because we come, we enter, no problem. we have not heard a message from the administration in a few months telling people not to come. we have heard you guys talking about trying to make it a more orderly process, but you are not telling people not to come. >> so the department of homeland security secretary mayorkas has been very clear. he was on tv recently talking about this, talking about the work that they do, and so i will leave it to the department of homeland security to speak to that specifically. but again, this is a broken system and we are -- we want to

the bridges are blown. they are ferrying them across the river. sometimes i wonder if i am in a general wargames situation. how did it get to this for them? i think that is going to be a challenge. they do not possess all of donuts, zaporizhia and now kherson is under threat. yesterday, they said they would delay the referendum in kherson to november because the security situation is so poor. that is what the victory looks like near-term for ukraine preventing them from feeling like they have a solidified --. >> wonderful. we haven't talked at all about the nuclear power plant in zaporizhia. there's a couple of things that stand out, do the russians keep trying to disconnect it? getting very close to a scary situation where they don't have much fuel to cool down new reactors. russians were also very oddly willing to cooperate with the international community. what do you make of this? >> the russians like to demonstrate that they are cooperating with the international community because they don't want to have that hanging over their heads. even th

these are the very countries that are completely controlled by the american intelligence agencies are absolutely and definitely under the control of the intelligence agencies in the united states of america, which are fully underlined . controls the situation there. so , the fourth leak of natural gas was discovered on the russian nord stream pipelines, this is reported by the media, citing the swedish coast guard, the publication clarifies that the site of the fourth leak was found on tuesday, two holes are located in the economic zone of sweden, two more are in the danish economic zone. let me remind you that the depressurization of the nord stream pipelines occurred on monday night. after powerful underwater explosions. the operator's company called the scale of destruction unprecedented authorities. several countries have launched an investigation into the sabotage , previously it was known about the damage to three of the four lines of the nord stream. now it can probably be assumed that the russian gas pipeline has been completely disabled. american congressmen who are trying to

we are going to randomize people-1. a very important aspect of this that we learned from our experience back in the age of hiv is to get the community and involved in being able to determine what is best for them so in the trial there's an open label segment that will enroll people at risk such as pregnant individuals and others withwi severe disease so if a person comes in and has a severity of disease they can be in the trial but in an open label component that means they will receive and more information about the trial is shown on the link on the slide. in addition to that we are dealing with a phase three trial in the democratic republic of the congo and recalled when you at the different slaves it has a higher degree of mortality theyey experience compared to te low degree of mortality van are currently in the united states. this again is a randomized double-blind trial. the target is 450 adults and children with 3 kilograms or more with laboratory concerns. pregnant women are eligible in this particular study bec

>> because there are three countries that are never have -- there are few -- there are fewer immigrantsg from central america and from mexico. this is a totally different circumstance. what's on my watch now is venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua. and the ability to send them back to those states is not rational. >> plan on sending it migrants to delaware do you have any comments or response, sir? >> he should come visit we have a beautiful shoreline. >> brian: do you realize what he is saying realizes suddenly cuba is communist and find out venezuela is communist problem with nicaragua? my goodness how about 19935 problem with nicaragua and daniel ortega still in charge. do you know who told them they have a problem colombia. just because mexicans are not coming through the border, it doesn't mean they aren't coming through mexico. they have a police force. they have annual armed force. they put 20,000 marines on the border because we threatened them with tariffs. and they ended up not only not taking offense to that, being strong allies was president observe door and our president then at