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gil, felicia, thank you both so very much. my thoughts are with you. >> thank you for having us. >>> and, next, the just-appointed special counsel in the mar-a-lago documents case already deep into the details as a key court hearing is just hours away. >>> plus, first "outfront" tonight, fear, frustration, anger in the russian army. you will hear these revealed in a soldier's intercepted phone call. he'll talk about how half his unit is gone. he'll talk about who he's fighting alongside. >>> and we're learning more tonight about the stabbings of those four college students in ohio. someone called authorities from one of the victim's phones. but who was it? our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more e restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. i'm a vegas hotel. i know what you're thinking. it's cool, i don't want anything long term either. just a few nights of fun. i'm looking for someone who will let loose, dress up a little, see a show, order the steak, and the lobster. some people say i'm excessive,

gil, bitcoin is trading right now down about 5.33%. it was kind of up yesterday but still now below 17,000. this looks a lot like the ftx decide is -- decide is spreading. are you still as bullish on bitcoin as you were maybe last week before this disaster? >> oh, absolutely. there's a lot of legitimate players in crypto and bitcoin, and there's even more players that are not legitimate, stateless, unregulated entities like the one that just went bankrupt. there will be more. i'll concede that right at the offset, there will be some contagion. very smart people made a bad decision to invest in ftx which, again, is an unregulated entity. it has nothing to do with bitcoin. bitcoin is a phenomenally interesting technology and payment network that has represented a very good asset class for a lot of people, and we expect that to continue regardless of the fact that bad actors continue to get involved in it. bitcoin is open source software, a network that's worked phenomenally well for 13 years. that doesn't mean bad actors can't get involv

i always appreciate your expertise steve, gil, thank you so much. thanks michelle. the me that's going to do it for this week's episode of modus operandi there show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila chan. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next week to figure out the ammo. the news i ah, the united states and many best a good rationality. and i basically called what the u. s. is, you know, the u. s. position visa be sanctioned as a kind of mania. they keep repeating the same actions, and i think they're doing this because they want to show that they still rule the war. but in fact, every, especially against russia, every sanction they have imposed as shown as on the line. how much they don't, a ah, watching it was a shot shorter one. and i'm not going to stay like a national z. m a who is the aggression today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing a little in your senior most in mine, or wish you were banding all impor

i always appreciate your expertise steve, gil, thank you so much. thanks, michelle. ah, that's going to do it for this week's episode of modus operandi there show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila chan. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next week to figure out the ammo. a question to leads. essentially, problems give a blank check to continue nato proxy war against russian businesses and consumers are now saying not so fast. the west believe russia would quickly collapse under the weight of sanctions. instead, it is the west, but if we europe facing a small do it, is this the best of both? no issue. but for the mobile user, annual g d p per capita is about $4000.00 euros. the la garza, we've got drugs calling in a mobile with wants to ship a coffee seal from corpus really to put them in your presence for your mobile home to come out, please note your littlest out there. the single thought of unemployment is off the chance. moldova territorial integrity and sovereignty. we respect the country which enjoys financial support from the u.

i always appreciate your expertise steve. gil, thank you so much. thanks, michelle. ah, well, that's going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi there show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila chan. thank you for tuning and we'll see you again next week to figure out the ammo. ah, ah, ah ah ah, western leads essentially promise you have a blank check to continue nato proxy war against russia. businesses and consumers are now saying not so fast, the west believe russia was quickly collapse under the weight of sanctions. instead, it is the west, but of the europe facing a little, you know, one, no, no, no, admiral, who are job? no, no. well, dorm was real to what they should end up unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program. that the world had ever known and grill. oh, you know, to production issue or sure. doug go did that. they're not killed when you saw new rochelle. he on more, more gen

reaffirmed washington commitment to niter, a field matters joined us from the j. 20 meeting in bali, gil biden saying it's unlikely the missile was filed from a russian territory. what else did he have to say? or the american president here in body of this emergency meeting made clear that he pledges a full support for the polish investigation. and he literally said, we are going to find out exactly what has happened there. and then he and the allies, the several leaders from the g 7 from nato will then mutually determine together what the next steps will be. and then you also made the reference to the latest on a scale of escalation that we have seen in, in ukraine. he literally spoke about scores and scores of rockets are going down on ukraine. they're saying that he condemns that kind of action. while leaders here is bol jarquin, to deescalate the crisis and to send signals for dialogue. he says rutter is escalating things in ukraine and the american president assad. what has been the reaction from other global leaders there while germany, france, or the u. k were the 1st sub to come

also, we had on the program africans as solving their problem and the message that was caused by the gil, well, not with the ongoing un climate change conference addressing, rising pollution levels. western countries come under fire for using africa, dumping growth from millions of dollars with folk clue about 30.

robert: gil? >> thank you rob and thank you priors speakers. as a trade lawyer, i have a been a trade lawyer and trade administrator and congress -- in congress on two different occasions. we start with the proposition that we have not come up with a solution on nonmarket -- economies on the size and scope of china. to summarize something that was in the paper that rob wrote, it is important to note that china has gone through way beyond subsidies. including used forced technology transfer, ip theft and massive capacity buildup, currency manipulation and enclosed home markets. there is no trade remedy in the u.s. that can do anything. you can pick up little pieces but that is like if you're going up against a and armies" price and you found someone that went to the cvs and stole a local -- local bread and you arrest him, that will not solve the problem. the interesting thing about rob's proposal 337, is that in. , if you get out of the initiative issues, it could be one part of the solution. we worked on non-market economy trade issues for year

banker valley where this was, that was supposed to be out of the record to hear the new the a full, gil some they said middle, that's it. you really are said that mm . in autumn 2000. the district court in belgrade has a case against those who gave orders for yugoslavia to be bombed. this a brittany creature would hold another little korea donal brands to, to produce, drink to now buffalo new yourself. mm hm. and the others who was sentenced to 20 years in prison with a french president, jacques chirac, the german chancellor. gerhard schroeder, the u. s. secretary of state, madeleine albright, the nato secretary general, javier selina, the supreme allied commander in europe. wesley clark and native ministers of foreign affairs and defense who give to the eloquence, studying on that. it's silly that even after a year below you put a bus up running the board meeting to stop those. she said it's for koya, a school counselor for cuss at the mobiles, animal companies with the early kebraw, you know, the call post itself, but they were not marleni from virginia w. all today's thought was sit

i always appreciate your expertise steve. gil, thank you so much. thanks, michelle. ah, well, that's going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi there show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila chan. thank you for tuning and we'll see you again next week to figure out the ammo. ah ah ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah, the united states in many western countries setting title of the rationality. and i basically told what the u. s. is the u. s. position would be sanctioned as a kind of mania. they keep repeating the same actions, and i think they're doing this because they want to show that they still ruined the world. but in fact, every, especially against russia, every sanction they have imposed has shown is that the line, how much they don't, a a, with all western countries in hopes o

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it’s clear washington and gil who invented it. task here is to have a security zone without conflict, so that there was nothing that happened. in syria, in iraq, what they want to destabilize iran , moreover, many nato members, let's also say , are not enthusiastic, but nato membership and but they are looking for, for example, erdogan is the same alternative. well , the conflict between greece and turkey, for example, cyprus, we do not forget that there are territorial issues within the western world. it's all there and on the odkb and found it right away. eh, today he is looking at an alternative to this western domination, if we make high-quality, effective mechanisms for responding and ensuring security, we will be attractive. and moreover, we will tighten the image under this . i i guarantee that odkb will only expand on what all the tools are. you say something is missing. not a mechanism. you have to figure it out first. well, firstly, we have already talked about this here, but broader scenarios for cooperation with road t

that is, and perhaps maybe pick up a phone call from steve gil. i always appreciate your expertise, steve gill. thank you so much. thanks, michelle. ah, well, that's going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi there show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila chan. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next week to figure out the ammo. ah, ah, question leads essentially promise give a blank check to continue nature's proxy war against russia. businesses and consumers are now saying not so fast. the west believe russia with quickly collapse under the weight of sanctions. instead, it is the west, but to play europe facing a read for a while, we have, which are ours, we make, you know, let you to really care about me. if you care about the play. i wish somebody could just tell me why their hair lately, lynching, beating poverty. why supremacy is the disgusting amber. the people in mississippi voted on a flyer and 65 percent of the people voted to keep the current flag. our purpose is to play in the good name and ge

i always appreciate your expertise steve, gil, thank you so much. thanks, michelle. the me that's going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi, to show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila chan. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next week to figure out the ammo. the me i oh, a lot. we have which are ours. we make, you know, let's you to really, you care about me. if you care about the play. i wish somebody could just tell me why their hair hatred, lynching, beating poverty. why supremacy is the disgusting ambulance? the people in mississippi voted on a flyer, and 65 percent of the people voted to keep the car and why. our purpose is to defend the good name of the confederates held because of these monuments, the tc, everywhere or not, can they not mind elect to the confederate government, their monuments to the, to the soldiers, to battery. you know, if we're going to be offended by everything, every negative part of our history, we have to get rid of everything below the united states in many western countries, adding a title

s. political commentator, steve gil, who's a washington when we continue to send a to ukraine because of how much it benefits us? defense contractors. i don't think there's unanimous agreement on the republican side of what to do in terms of continuing to provide funds to ukraine. i think there will be a lot more accountability. i think there will be a demand for more transparency of how the money has been and will be spent. a lot of this funding for military operations, military armament is funding military suppliers in the u. s. i think they're the ones that are wanting to keep this war going. they don't want to see peace because that cuts into their pocket books. i think republicans will certainly be be willing to look a little bit more sceptically and how the money is being spent. and how much we are spending, we spent over 65000000000 the by did ministration, is talking about another 50000000000. and i think american taxpayers are pretty fed up, you know, we need to rebuild the, our energy sector, our water in our own sectors in the u. s. and i think again, congress, men and wome

security we had come to know in europe was no longer guaranteed on theaters that had that of the, of the gil, that led to the government, passing massive defense spending measures as well as better equipping the bundis fair will also storm doors and wonderfully on her game that are above all, it actually led to us providing not only humanitarian financial and economic assistance to ukraine, but ultimately far more military assistance given with this not been to ukraine as you know, and i can say the criticism that was being leveled against germany over arms support has subsided, and there is, instead, a great deal of appreciation to day dunc buckhead. though i also believe that the german federal government went with the right kind of support. that's that the, when i was there, air raid sirens wail daily, and people had to wait out attacks in bomb shelters, come on him and investing in air defense in protection against drones. and especially missiles was exactly the right thing to do for the horn, and was under the messiah logan now, the lifting of bundle. and that is now helping cities and

algunas centros de calentamiento, el primero de ellos en la biblioteca ubicada en la ciudad de morgan gil pantalla, tambi'en el centro funciona desde el martes hasta el jueves, va a reanudar el viernes d'ia de veteranos y luego va a reabrir el domingo. el otro centro est'a en la biblioteca 150 west de la calle sexta. abrir'a en el mismo horario martes, mi'ercoles y jueves. ( viernes d'ia de veteranos y el fin de semana, para ampliar este tema le comentamos que habr'a viajes gratis a las personas que se dirijan al regreso a estos centros de calentamiento del condado santa clara, medida que ya entrar'a en vigor y se extender'a hasta el domingo 13 de noviembre, con la aplicaci'on telemundo 48 puede recibir informaci'on actualizada sobre el descenso en temperaturas y donde encontramos el recalentamiento cerca. >>> bueno, contin'ua el recuento de votos por segunda noche despu'es de las elecciones y muchas contiendas clave tanto a nivel local como nacional todav'ia est'an muy reÑidas con el ganador, estamos en la im'agenes de la situaci'on la temprano, la oficina del gobernador del condado sant

the sound grew out of the 1960s — she created it with gilberto gil and tom jobim.c world news. hello, many areas desperate for rain, including the south—east of england. that has been addressed a little over the last few days. it has been the wettest start to november on record in the south—east. some areas have seen a month's worth of rain injust the space of a few days. however, mist and fog is likely to be a problem across south—east england over the next few days. the rain stays into the far north—west. elsewhere it will be largely dry, and it will be mild for all of us. over the next few hours, that rain across the far north of scotland, the south—westerly wind feeding in a lot of low cloud, mist and drizzle as well. it will be a mild start to thursday morning, temperatures sitting between nine and 12 degrees. the cloud thick enough for a spot of drizzle first thing, and it will be pretty misty as well. but high pressure is dominating the story and keeping things largely dry. it is also keeping these weather fronts out to the far north—west. around that high,

and gil, exactly the title of the you about it when most you will, i in anterior. but because we do not have that kind of products that are protection for gala dare say in nigeria, for instance, it is preserved in a, in a more potent form in k to. and i have to go there to go and see. but if we have more protection, then we can have these in tangible heritage be really impractical in, in lives and communities. karen archer in paris. yes, it's wonderful to, to be able to, to protect this cultural heritage. and it's the right thing to do. but how much does it cost an ann on who pays? i mean, they're, they're in france in the country. things particularly passionate about surf aspects of it. it's cultural house is too heavy. and the problem finding donors that they're in front of you purse more fortunate in france than elsewhere in the world. well, it's a, it's a mixed system. because traditionally, france has been a very centralized country in terms of culture, in terms of historic monuments in that. but that is changing and they're following more along the anglo saxo

and we spoke with international affairs analyst at dawn mclean, gil, who believes global competition for power, is coming at the expense of regional security. what we're looking into now is that there is a clash of not only material power, but also ideology and of course perceptions towards the order of asia as a whole. so what we can see here is that because of this particular clash, which also aligns with the distribution of power to shift china, india, japan, russia, the united states all engaging in this particular critical hotspot, geographic hotspot, while a shooting war may not be in the works anytime soon, we have to understand that the problems that are being driven by these arrangements, these power competitions come at the expense of the security architecture of asia. and, you know, going back to the main core of these meetings will look into as young since 1960 s of the end has endeavored to maintain its centrality within the continent to ensure inclusive dialogue between and among major powers. but with what is happening now, we're looking to the erosion of that audience

this has been worth it on keith bonus, or gil 100 of them gone. the underused government also acts within the framework of the european union, ukrainian, moldova, anatole, appears in the future. also, georgia have been opened at a, by the opportunity to join the european union for many years the west or can stay there, have been meandering and avoid when he came to the accession process. we've given at new momentum talking of these fellas, it's actually this government which clear idea and put that into word as far as the future as euro biskin son, something which the french president and others had to wait years to hear president illinois like paul, i mr. seal and his gear is indians mcgraw only we agree on having a euro, which is a geo political entity and a capable to take additional prague and made concrete proposals on that on bite. and we are working on those with our partners. one of these proposals being the missile defenses that germany and visiting only last week, english with france and was failure. we manage this year to achieve someth

the se on groups meeting to discuss international cooperation with our cross live now to don mclean, gil manila based geopolitical analyst and author. always good. the have you on the program? don? yes. so there we have at no joint statement. busy feeling the a status summit as the russian f. m. dean's a declaration on the ukraine conflict. inappropriate for a conference on cooperation. is he right on that? well, 1st of all, thank you so much for having me. and it is indeed quite problematic in terms of the future of interstate interaction and engagement, particularly in asia. and this particular scenario was actually bound to happen, particularly because of the conflict of interest between major power is 29 states. russia. and of course, other major power is in the system, but of course such institutions are the lead. this was initially the main purpose of having such situations was to create dialogue and long partners, particularly major powers, nazi i between you know, with each other. so this sort of thing was bound to happen, in fact, many were expecting such discord and particularl

so to go further in depth on this, let's cross live now to radio host and political commentators be gil steve. it's great to have you on the program today. now, i know many predicted and then coming read wave of sorts in the form of a decisive republican victory in both the house and the senate. but did you only manage to get a slim majority in the house and failed to win in the senate? what do you make of the results that we've seen from the mid terms? i think it was surprising and i think folks on both the, the right and the left to this country are surprised at the results. democrats anticipated redway. republicans certainly anticipated redway. and when you look at the house and some of the senate races were talking about half point to one point, margins being the difference in what would have been a red wave and, and falling short. i think there are a couple of things that brought that to bear. first of all, the budget ministration did a great job with spending american taxpayer money to buy a win in the mid term se drain to our strategic petroleum reserve. almost empty in order to

we discuss this with our radio host, steve gil. he told us these types of video games at the end of the day seek to normalize the images of war with today's younger generations. the same thing that we see in movies they, they want to make sure that it looks real and it looks good. so that they can help in their recruiting efforts of anybody that might want to join the military. seeing that it looks pretty fun on call of duty. of course you can always hit the reset button and you never die. i think the other interesting thing is that there's really a limited number of enemies that you can have in the world today. there are restrictions you can't really, you know, portray muslims as terrorist. the russians are the enemy of choice today. so in the new campaign of call of duty, you have some russian mob stores, you know, combined with some bad mexican cartel folks. and then you've got good mexican, the special forces that are combined to help fight these, these evil enemies so that they've got to find enemies that they can portray. the

i'm political commentator, steve, gil, well, he thinks bitin will still struggle to win against republicans in 2024. the democrats are touting, they're not losing badly as a when we chose out. now they were certainly anticipating a red wave themselves. i think it does make it more likely that joe biden moves forward since the democrats didn't get wiped out at all. i think it strengthens his hand to run again with kamala harris. this is vice president which made for some of the other pretenders and contenders on the democratic side to have to sit on the bench for another few years. i think by me is a reach candidate. i think that a strong republican can certainly be, but i think we're going to pay a price economically and, and, you know, internationally for the poor decisions that the buys administration is made over the last couple of years. even though they dodge the bullet in the mid term elections. i think joe biden is the democratic nominee, and frankly, they don't have a strong bench behind him. i do think it's also going to be interesting to watch the finger pointing and the blame gam

earlier we spoke to donna mclean, gil manila based geopolitical analyst, and ortho, he said, india's cooperation with moscow has had a positive impact when economy as access to russian oil has helped the growth the visits objectives are multi pronged and multi dimensional and compasses politics, economics and defense in the context of bilateral ties, regional affairs, and the overarching security architecture of the international system. now, india and russia continuously engage in a series of multilateral institutions. the g 20 bricks, s c o r i c has discussion will also incorporate the enhancement of india, russia partnership in the context of the frameworks defective the address a series of issues and possibly contribution towards the transitioning, multi polar international order, particularly in the eastern hemisphere. so this is what we can see as a projection of the time tested as a practical partnership between india and russia. there are 2 things that we have to understand in terms of any perspectives. one is that india is a rising race, power, and energies. if you will, th

and i'm so that is a strong signal that, that is coming from china to hear. gil gave him before this latest incident on the polish border. a lot of energy was devoted and tackling crises in the global energy in food supply change. and those were caused by the war our leaders making progress on that. well, that has been the moto off the, that the indonesian presidency gave this g 20 meeting a basically saying, you know, recover a stronger recovery together or not just from the outfall of this one ukraine, but also from the consequences of an pandemic that hit asian countries it extremely hard and so of the imitation president ahead of this meeting here in bali went through a whole marathon of bilateral meetings ahead of this event was a food summit that took place for 2 days in order to work out constructive and practical solutions. so for instance, that declaration that is about to be signed, also mentions that a grain a deal that russia and ukraine and mate is to be extended to allow grain coming out of ukraine. and also there's been at work on how to allow fertilizer from ukraine.

carlos gil or roscoe thank you for being with us. frank, that was amazing.e. >> it has hard to keep the secret to be quite frank to you. >> ainsley: what did you tell them? >> i told them that the tunnel 2 towers executive board was going to meet in december and that i wanted to meet them down here at the patriot awards to get to know them a little bit. >> steve: good cruz. so, he is merrell da you thought it was a meet and greet. as it turns out, he changed your life. when he said that out loud on that stage last night, what did you think? >> >> i have something secure for my children. i di don't have to worry living paycheck to paycheck. can i make better choice ofs when it comes to something such as an essential from better quality meals, things that i could not pro-my my children before. >> because you don't have enough money right now. nobody does. >> no. >> brian: tell me about your husband. >> carlos, he loved people. he was very when 9/11 happened he knew he had to serve. he supported me and my family 100 percent. when he got sent out in 2004. he was

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we'll talk more about that for more on nvidia's earnings let's bring in needham's rajia gil.the recovery and gross margins would be a start, right? >> yes definitely the gross margins they were guided to 66%. in the quarter that the company margins were lower, they took a big hit and inventory charge in china so that's been cleared out. so the more important focus has been the guidance on margins and they guided back up to 66% and this brings them to levels that they were operating in the past with the inventory correction, which was 66% to 67% and that was very important to see. secondly, it was solid results in guided light and several headwins the company was facing. obviously, you have the export controls in china that impacted their business and you have the crypto overhang. you have inventory and gaming and yet when you look at all those factors they're still guiding the data revenue saernt to grow sequentially into the q4, the gaming segment will also grow sequentially and very modestly, but the -- they will be clearing out all of the inventory in the channel by the en

you shouldn't feel gil guilty. you look terrific. maria: that was dr.e people to wear face masks, during his last white house briefing. he also gave medical advice. >> the final message i give from this podium is that, please, for your own safety, that of your family, get your updated covid-19 shot as soon as you're eligible. another thing we shouldn't underestimate is testing. so when we're gathering at a family gathering for thanksgiving or for christmas or for any other holiday as we get into the winter, it makes sense that you might want to get a test that day. maria: joining me right now is the newsweek opinion editor, josh hammer. josh, great to see you this morning. thanks so much for being here. how do you react? what's your reaction -- what's r reaction to fauci yesterday. >> i'm thankful for many things this thanksgiving season but i'm thankful for the fact that this man is finely going to go away soon, at least i'm told. i hope he sticks by his word at this point. maria, it's really astounding. there is arguably no single -- this is a pretty

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well it's gil it was already last summer it turns out, yes, nizhny tagil well, we flew there by planewe flew by plane, the tour was big, we played there. it has been there for more than a week already there, already in tagil, i must say that, as far as i know, this is the theater in which our general director viktor andreevich starovoitov once worked, he still has connections there. so he took advantage and we got it. these are such wonderful tours. i must tell you that, firstly, this is a wonderful city that is changing a lot, nizhny tagil is very beautiful, the embankment there is the city of onko itself, even quite recently everything was different there according to the stories of local residents. but now he is changing and because. there is a theater there, a very good theater, so, accordingly, the audience has already been educated. here they have a lot of classics in the poster. we brought there a fool and a ringster, a modern play and a lot of other things, and children's performances, i must say that it was all received very well and somehow fresh - it was felt because the au

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as district attorney gil garcetti confidently told nbc news back in 1995. >> in no case that i am aware evidence. but, for the fact is that og simpson was swift what you would call in force language -- islam duck winner. >> then da garcetti made -- he decided to move the case here from downtown los angeles to santa monica. downtown, the jury pool would be mostly minority and thought to be more sympathetic to a black defended. at the time, garcetti claimed the change was made for a number of reasons including that the santa monica courthouse, which recently had sustained earthquake damage couldn't handle a long trial. >> could you tell us anything at all? >> but, former detective tomlin believes that the trade-off may have also involved a different calculus. the hope that a conviction by a predominantly black jury would head off what happened here in 1992. >> when riding broke out after a mostly like jury acquitted lapd officers and the beating of rodney king. >> can we all get along? can we get along? >> in hindsight, that decision to move the trial downtown may have been the first of m

on the services provided to homeless individuals on the median related to the transit commissioners gil man asked for through the department of homelessness and the other item is to return on the broadway turn and the quick build project. and that concludes the new business i conclude. >> i just want to say thank you to the staff this has been a long day. you know, we're doing our job. we're doing our due diligence. i know you have families you got to get home. thank you for being patient and thank you for staying until the end and supporting our director and everybody. thank you. >> treasure island development authority board meeting. due to the covid-19 health emergency bord members are participating remotely and in the same extent if present. public comment will be available for each item on the agenda. call 415-655-0001 access code is 24870696482. then press pound and press pound again. when your item of interest is comed dial star 3 to be added to the queue. you may address the board one per agenda item up to 2 minutes. item 1 recollect call to order. [roll call]

on the services provided to homeless individuals on the median related to the transit commissioners gil man asked for through the department of homelessness and the other item is to return on the broadway turn and the quick build project. and that concludes the new business i conclude. >> i just want to say thank you to the staff this has been a long day. you know, we're doing our job. we're doing our due diligence. i know you have families you got to get home. thank you for being patient and thank you for staying until the end and supporting our director and everybody. thank you. >> the board of san francisco waterfront stretches 7 and a half miles and while it seems it will always be there, our waterfront needs us. san francisco faces coastal flooding due to climate change with expecting sea level rise up to 7 feet by the year 2100. we also need to strengthen the wateren front gaest urblth quake risk. the waterfront resilience program is leading a city wide effort to adapt the waterfront kaess this unique combination of risks. what is at stake? small businesses nearby housing open spa

on the services provided to homeless individuals on the median related to the transit commissioners gil man asked for through the department of homelessness and the other item is to return on the broadway turn and the quick build project. and that concludes the new business i conclude. >> i just want to say thank you to the staff this has been a long day. you know, we're doing our job. we're doing our due diligence. i know you have families you got to get home. thank you for being patient and thank you for staying until the end and supporting our director and everybody. thank you. >> welcome everyone to union square my name is marissa rodriguez and i'm executive director of union square alliance. what a beautiful, sunny welcoming day here in union square. [applause] we are in the heart of san francisco, the crown rule, union square where the holidays are synonymous with union square. i just want to take a moment to acknowledge all the folks behind me today. it takes a village to ensure that our community is safe vibrant and beautiful as it is today. this time last year, was very difficu

on the services provided to homeless individuals on the median related to the transit commissioners gil man asked for through the department of homelessness and the other item is to return on the broadway turn and the quick build project. and that concludes the new business i conclude. >> i just want to say thank you to the staff this has been a long day. you know, we're doing our job. we're doing our due diligence. i know you have families you got to get home. thank you for being patient and thank you for staying until the end and supporting our director and everybody. thank you. >> hello, everybody. my name is matt dorsey, your district 67 supervisor and i'm thrilled to be here is to open this long overdue extension of mission bay park. [applause] it gives me great joy to stand alongside mayor breed and my former boss deny ir herrera. it will serve the mission bay community for generations to come. this is kind of -- it's -- this is important to me because 22 years ago i worked at 185 berry during