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commissioner singh. >> yeah. just wanted to start by saying thank you so much for this presentation and i have been-haven't read the entire draft plan yet, but was heartened to see the breath of possible topics that we-that the public bank can explore on housing specifically. unless you have thoughts on this right now, but i think one thing that i will want to continue to explore in addition to what is in there around equity like capital short term financing, gap financing and alternative products made me especially excited is looking into or flagging there are efforts-there are efforts to explore that are sort of concurrent with the-to put by it conservative timeline we are going with for public banking. that is the timeline i see with a lot of social housing advocases have in the city and the state and federal level so it matches up there. but, essentially, how we could plug a public bank into potentially a municipal system and municipal ownership for housing in particular. there is a lot of work being done wit

commissioner singh. >> yeah. just wanted to start by saying thank you so much for this presentation and i have been-haven't read the entire draft plan yet, but was heartened to see the breath of possible topics that we-that the public bank can explore on housing specifically. unless you have thoughts on this right now, but i think one thing that i will want to continue to explore in addition to what is in there around equity like capital short term financing, gap financing and alternative products made me especially excited is looking into or flagging there are efforts-there are efforts to explore that are sort of concurrent with the-to put by it conservative timeline we are going with for public banking. that is the timeline i see with a lot of social housing advocases have in the city and the state and federal level so it matches up there. but, essentially, how we could plug a public bank into potentially a municipal system and municipal ownership for housing in particular. there is a lot of work being done wit

jaswant singh chail was arrested on christmas day in 2021. to avenge the victims of a massacre in india over a hundred years ago. he's the first person in the uk to be convicted of treason since 1981. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at windsor castle. yes, reeta, this all happened on christmas day in 2021, what turned out to be the queen's last christmas. she was spending it here at windsor castle, rather than sandringham, because of the pandemic. jaswant singh chail, who was 19 at the time, had arrived in windsor two days earlier and had stayed in a local hotel. at six in the morning, he used a nylon rope ladder to climb over the high fence to a private section of the palace. he was there for around two hours before he was spotted by a royalty protection officer guarding the gate that leads to the private apartments where the queen was beginning her christmas morning. jaswant singh chail was wearing a metal facemask and carrying a loaded crossbow with the safety catch off. when challenged by the armed officer, he said, "i a

kriti: here with us for more analysis is mandeep singh.er has a lot of different segments, their mobility business and delivery business. with airfreight business, it is the fastest-growing and up by 32% and does that create a incentive to dive more into freight? mandeep: rate is the most standalone right now and you can see the synergy between mobility and delivery and over launch a subscription workday grew fair -- their subscriber base. you don't want to use five different apps were delivering groceries, food -- for delivering groceries and food and the print is now they don't have to spend on acquiring more drivers or spending on supply and it is all organic and the competitors and left is re-tenting in circuit -- certain markets. hinton uber -- uber -- uber is spending more in the markets. jon: may be can dig deeper into the lyft -- mandeep: given what we are seeing and you can apply the same logic on the food delivery side if uber is gaining share from doordash or instacart. i go back to my comment on supply because in a marketplace,

let's bring in supriya sharma, editor of the indian news website scroll and ramanjit singh chima, asiadigital rights organisation access now. raman, in a previousjob you worked for google in delhi as their government affairs manager. i wonder what it was like interacting with the government. thanks, ross. i'd say that what one has to keep in mind, if you're working for a tech or a social media platform in india, that it's a very active job involving quite a few requests and tensions around content removal, as well as user data. and if you see the public disclosures from tech platforms, this is a matter of public record. india tops many of those lists. and, in fact, what's been most concerning is ever since i moved out of working for a private company and worked for a civil society organisation, the numbers have increased massively. india now is number one and number two in many of the transparency reports published by facebook and twitter, by google, by twitter. and what you've seen since then, in fact, is a more concerning sort of doubling down on intimidation and pressure. when i was

i am sure simran jeet singh can talk about the pressures certain communities into her. only if we do all we can to combat these threats, attacks, and disdain toward religious minorities at home can we expect what we say on the world stage to have the impact that we want. second, i get concerned when the right to religious freedom is separated from other human rights. the right to religious freedom does not exist in a vacuum. it is one of a set of universal human rights that are interdependent and mutually reinforcing. it is not possible to exercise the right to religious freedom in isolation from other human rights. we forget that at our peril. third, we must guard against the temptation to allow claims of religious freedom to be used to deny the rights of entire populations. the lgbt q community or others. when we privilege one religion at the expense of others we open the door discrimination to imposing the beliefs of some who think differently and to political leaders using their power to give the dictates of one religion for force of law. that behavior is the defini

mandeep singh a bloomberg intelligence joins us. talk to us and put this into context of the broader intel story. a turnaround plan has been in work. how successful has it been? mandy: he started last year -- mandeep: he started last year and now what has happened is that pcs have been going through a deep inventory correction. it does not have the diversification that nvidia has. because of its high exposure to pcs, it is struggling to generate any operating cash flow. on top of that, it is investing in to catch up to tsmc. i think that investors were skeptical about the dividend when they were to last quarter result. this kind of explains why they would have a tough time paying their dividends, given all the challenges they have to their business right now. jon: you alluded a little bit to it but if they are looking to conserve cash in the most effective way, what on the capital spending side is the way to turbocharge this turnaround? mandeep: i think they have been delaying their plans in terms of rolling out three millimeter or

they will be hearing exclusively from robbie singh. to avoiding a potential asset liquidation. also had, hong kong finally lifting one of the longest mass mandates. all of the headwinds they are facing as the industry seeks a post-pandemic revival. >> thanks and getting an extra left from the abandonment of the mass mandates here as well. we are really going through the region small gains. u.s. futures contract move into the upside as well. looking also at what is going on in turkey, we have the lunch break. principally it is about how slender currently for u.s. rates reaching a peak at 5.4%. we get the indian open in just under 45 minutes from now. the growth number from the fourth quarter is out later on this evening. that is something that will be a focus for investors. there is this set in bangkok. it was the beginning of february, the best performer in asia against the dollar. that is a look at the time marcus, looking nifty, looking flat on its futures contract in singapore. their investor is now underway in hong kong. it was ann

for example, it was not possible to disinfect singh for washing hands and surahs.or hygiene, newton sprays a pattern to disinfect small items . i had a card reader. we can buy gloves from the factory. fatemeh, walk, walk, walk, walk, walk , walk, walk, fight . we used iron from the game 24 brushes, with 8 motors. the speed that i have is very fast, the power that says to be you we had a modified one and we used a 12 volt battery and a high speed motor for its motor. what happened to your robot? custom setting of the car, the route and not being able to recognize it. it should not be done out of frustration . i have a question. i have been programming for a year and a half. i made a small robot for the man, i bought the parts that are printed big, and it is placed between the arm and on the cars , and it can move different objects, read what it does , it is the most recycled, some of it is missing from the robotics pack , we need to improve and you have to build everything, for example, i am a muslim i bought it from mashhad or bought it from an online store for two

and with this, lieutenant or councillor singh or if you want to say anything. the floor is yours. thank you, sheriff. >> i want to say thank you on behalf of the sheriff's office for this rules committee patience. its collaboration. the sheriff is present today but is upstairs viewing by teams and available if there are other questions. but i think the presentation left week and the on going commitment by our office of to engage with all the supervisors as well as you, chair, peskin and the public; highlights our sense of responsibility. in this area. of the work that we do and i think that it is very important to -- continue that collaboration and we do invite suggestions next year when we -- blow off the dust of equipment we intends to potential low reinstate and open to comments from the board but the full board and the public. >> thank you. are there members of public had would like to speak to item 1 and thank you for your patience, my apol joe this is was in the called at the beginning of our agenda as schedules. first speaker. >> if i make my announcement. members who wish

let's talk a little more about aid and humanitarian support with ravi singh, chief executive of khalsaarian organisation which supports victims of disasters around the world. thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you very much for coming on the programme-— thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you very much, aood the programme. thank you very much, good afternoon- _ the programme. thank you very much, good afternoon. what _ the programme. thank you very much, good afternoon. what we _ the programme. thank you very much, good afternoon. what we heard - the programme. thank you very much, good afternoon. what we heard fare i good afternoon. what we heard fare from martin — good afternoon. what we heard fare from martin griffiths _ good afternoon. what we heard fare from martin griffiths of _ good afternoon. what we heard fare from martin griffiths of the - good afternoon. what we heard fare from martin griffiths of the united l from martin griffiths of the united nations talking about this really difficult point, in an operation like this, where you move

harbhajan singh bong joins me harbhajan singh bong go joins me now. immigration . hi, now. he's an immigration. hi, jeff. very much. great jeff. thank you very much. great to show let's to have you on the show let's deal with first things first really when it comes to these migrant hotels etc. pontins houday migrant hotels etc. pontins holiday camp i think was a visible symbol that's now not going be in merseyside . do going to be in merseyside. do you think there's any case whatsoever that local residents should be to have a vote on whether or not they want of these hotels popping up in their area? well, essentially yes, i think it's not a bad idea for the residents have a say as to what goes on in the area. that's what goes on in the area. that's what they elected councillors for . that's what they are for. that's what they are peaceful and are free to lobby their employees and councillors. how feel fit. but the reason we need to have a look is how need to have a look at is how and why these hotels popping up. it's because the asylum seekers aren't allowed to work otherwi

but separate matter relates to a man called jaswant singh child 21.ilty today to three charges. the first which perhaps the most serious is under this section. section two of the treason acts from the 1800s. the wilfully producing or having a loaded crossbow with the intent to injure or alarm, and that the queen elizabeth ii. the charge was that of making threats kill in this case the late queen and having it being in possession of an offensive weapon in this case an offensive weapon in this case a loaded crossbow. so in christmas day 2021 and that's see the queen with members of her family celebrating christmas day. at about 8:10, this man just went to child was spotted in the grounds of windsor castle , having apparently scaled the perimeter wall using a rope ladder and night wearing not to do that. he was but was quickly apprehended . police officers he apprehended. police officers he told police that he was there to kill the queen. they the police officer pointed taser at him. he obuged officer pointed taser at him. he obliged , dropped his loaded

i am vice chair jacky fielder, and joined by commissioners dean preston, hope williams and singh. (inaudible) stephanie cabrera and like to a thank the staff at sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. madam clerk, do have any announcements? >> yes, thank you. the local agency formation is convening hybrid meetings that allow (inaudible) public comment via telephone. equitable public access is essential and will take public comment as follows. taken on each item for those watching channel 26 or sfgovtv.org public comment call in number is streaming across

for the first time since the pandemic , three times a week sheremetyevo to singh, the first regular flight from moscow took the new beijing airport, entrepreneurs recall the forgotten word business trip. resistance is useless both on and under water terrible icebreakers and other objects atom of the fleet are falling protection, as they check the readiness of the combat catchers of the naval detachment of the russian guard in the murmansk region, the camouflaged fortified positions of the armored vehicles of the ukrainian nationalists were destroyed by our su-25 attack aircraft. these planes are also called flying tanks in the sky. they carry out the same formidable and invulnerable delicious missiles in pairs from low altitudes after the use of aviation weapons for the crew, they perform a special maneuver, releases heat traps. all this helps to get away from their enemy, and in the kherson region, russian gunners destroyed a group of saboteurs who approached our shores on a boat. the coordinates were transmitted using drones. shock worn with howitzers d20. in the dpr, artillerymen are de

one county of singh's population shrank more and faster than the rest. data from california's department of findings shows the population there dwindled by about 6600 people from july of 2021 to 2022. joining us live to answer your questions is hans johnson who stays population as a senior fellow at the public policy institute of california, thank you for coming on the show. you have been a demographer for a long time. is that level of population drop off we are seeing unprecedented? >> it really is. while marin county might be the poster child for leading l within the bay area, this is a statewide phenomenon. it is not the first time since records have been kept that we have had such large population declines in our state. >> let's go kern county vis-À-vis the other bay area counties. walk us through some of the significance in these numbers here. >> the entire bay area is losing people. every single county in the bay area. overall, the state lost around 600,000 people in the last couple of years. the bay area accounts for almost a third of that loss. w

here's abc's ashan singh. >> reporter: with jury selection under way in atlanta, all eyes on rapper young anyone else wants to be heard? >> reporter: standing accused of a sweeping rico face in fulton county. real name jeffrey lamar williams is known for being one of the most influential rappers of his time. winning the grammy for song of the year in 2019. collaborating with childish gambino in "this is america." ♪ yeah this is america ♪ >> reporter: it's his lyrics from songs like "anybody" featuring nicki minaj and "slaty" that prosecutors are presenting alongside other evidence as proof of criminal conspiracy. ♪ i never killed anybody but i got something to do with that body ♪ >> reporter: young thug and gunna, sergio kitchens, among a large group charged in a 56-count indictment last year. count one, racketeering. the defendants stand accused of being involved in ysl, the young slime life gang, which prosecutors say is notorious in atlanta for violent crime. the case and fallout sparking debate about freedom of expression. the focus of a new hulu documentary from abc news studios. "ra

gaurav singh: we are physically and mentally exhausted.ing to reach home. paddy: it's an extraordinary tale of a lot of depression. they're away from their families of filipinos and indians. developing countries hit hard by covid. i mean, it is layer on layer on layer of human tragedy. ♪♪♪ female: australia's lucrative lobster exports could be the next target in the growing trade spat with china. tons of them are sitting at airports across china. the federal government understands they are being inspected for traces of minerals and metals. stephen: at margate, south of hobart in tasmania, the crew of the bold contender are readying the lobster trawler for one more voyage, its last for a while. ♪♪♪ no industry has suffered more from the china trade sanctions than this one. ♪♪♪ brendon: we're just heading into bull bay, back of bruny island, to check our lobster pots this morning. stephen: how many you got there? brendon: we got 50. stephen: brendon taylor has made the journey countless times. brendon: twenty-seven years, i've been involved

jaswant singh chail was arrested on christmas day in 2021, after telling a royal protection officer that old bailey. jaswant singh chail appeared by video link here at the old bailey from the high secure broadmoor hospital. he pleaded guilty to three charges. the first was under the 1842 treason act. the offence is intending to injure the queen. the second was possessing an offensive weapon and the third was making threats to kill. he had been stopped in the grounds of windsor castle carrying a loaded crossbow at 8.10am on christmas day 2021. when challenged by an armed officer, he said, "i am here to kill the queen." in a video that he'd recorded four days earlier and posted on snapchat, he'd said that it was to do with wanting to avenge a massacre in india in 1919. he said, "i am sorry for what i have done and what i will do, i will attempt to assassinate elizabeth, queen of the royal family. this is revenge for those who died in the 1919 jallianwala bagh massacre." he was also carrying a note which said, "please don't remove my clothes, shoes and gloves, masks, etc, don't want postmor

singh says it's important for people to limit exposure to repeated scenes of violence, especially on tv and in newspapers. in the east bay the uss hornet ship museum kicked off a special event for black history month the celebration featured several presentations and a new african-american exhibit the national park service presented and spoke about the port chicago disaster east bay parks followed with another presentation about thurgood marshall and social justice the new exhibit african americans in the military was also a highlight keynote speaker conway jones shared why today's event is important for generations to come? it reminds people of our past but also gives this generation the future generations a challenge to move forward. if you're interested in going the museum is open to visit monday through friday from 10 am till 5 pm. a warning about traveling to tahoe this weekend a serious storm is about to pack a wintry punch to the sierra. wait until you hear just how strong wind gusts are expected to get in the area. and looking live outside as waves of shower pass over the bay

well excuse my english singh. that's why it's really about getting out of this mental american sector for europeans. well, it's really a matter of survival. and for us, this is one of one of the options for resolving the russian issue before transferring the amount of listened there to a rather significant size. and the fragments when putin talks about germany i don't know how it is who and when was selling the fertile layer, e. land from ukraine. although there are such facts and there is timber, round timber is sold there. although there are not so many of them. as in siberia, soon all the carpathians will soon remain bald , but, uh, they sold the land, it’s true, and they’re selling it, but i can’t imagine that the land is being sold along with human remains. this is just not in my head. but there's one other thing that i immediately noticed while you were talking, because uh, the german farmer has come. and handed over, as you told our representatives at the consulate, yes, this medal. yes, this means that a s

jaswant singh charl was arrested on the grounds windsor castle on christmas day , carrying a weapon christmasay, carrying a weapon which was loaded bolts with the safety released and ready to fire. the 21 year old pleaded guilty to three charges, including an offence , the including an offence, the treason act. the late was in residence at the time a disgraced pop star gary glitter has been freed jail after serving half of his 16 year sentence for sex offences. the 79 year old, who had a string of hits in the 1970s, was jailed in 2015 for sexually abusing three schoolgirls. saxophone who left a low security prison . dorset a low security prison. dorset earlier will now be subject licence conditions . british gas licence conditions. british gas is under pressure compensate its vulnerable customers. it follows a times investigation which found debt collectors into homes to forcibly install prepayment metres . regulator ofgem has metres. regulator ofgem has ordered all domestic energy companies to suspend end the practise and says it's opening its biggest ever review into metres . ambulance work

singh her this is bbc news, the headlines.etitive election since military rule ended there more than two decades ago. security fears and logistical problems are being blamed for delays to voting. the uk and the european union appear to be on the brink of finalising a new deal on post—brexit trading rules for northern ireland. downing street says talks have been "positive", while the irish prime minister said they were "inching towards a conclusion". sharp divisions have emerged at a meeting of the g20 major economies over the war in ukraine. they failed to agree on a closing statement, china and russia refused to allow any reference to condemnation of moscow's invasion of ukraine.

jaswant singh chail was wearing a metal mask when he was arrested on christmas day in 2021.ficer and claimed he wanted to avenge a massacre by the british in india over a century ago. he'll be sentenced after psychiatric reports. the fashion world is mourning the death of spanish fashion designer paco rabanne. he died in france at the age of 88. he began his career working on jewellery designs for luxury labels including givenchy and dior, before launching his own fashion house. azadeh moshiri looks back on his groundbreaking works. he was the man who took fashion into the space age, introducing metal couture to the �*60s and to jane fonda's barbarella. not the most comfortable of styles, but perhaps why he called his controversial debut collection 12 unwearable dresses in contemporary materials. the mod era had its own take on his designs. genuine cancan girls who clang—clack with every movement. introducing the metal cape, a cast—iron way of keeping men at bay. paco rabanne certainly knows how to set trends. drawing from his background in architecture, his own fashion hous

jaswant singh chail was wearing a metal mask when he was arrested on christmas day in 2021.spotted by a royal protection officer and claimed he wanted to avenge a massacre by the british in india over a century ago. he'll be sentenced after psychiatric reports. in ukraine, since the onset of cold weather in october, russia's attacks have included a systematic targeting of ukraine's power network in an effort to demoralise millions of people as they endure typical winter lows of minus 20 or worse. but during this time, ukraine's state and private energy companies have been working around the clock to repair the damage and to keep electricity flowing. the bbc�*s diplomatic correspondent paul adams has been granted rare access to the network and the teams involved. ukraine's energy war. a constant battle for heat and light. a race to keep up with russian attacks. siren blares for a week, we follow the teams fighting this war. what the missiles destroy, they rebuild... ..in places where people are living on the edge. for months, russian missiles and drones have rained down on uk

jaswant jaswa nt singh jaswant singh chail appeared by video link from broadmoor high secure hospital arrested. third was making threats to kill, which was a video he had sent to his sister and various other people saying that he intended to kill the queen. in that video he said i am sorry for what i have done, i will temp two assassinate elizabeth, queen of the world —— royalfamily. this is in revenge for those who died in a massacre, sometimes known as the amritsar massacre. when he was challenged by a police officer at ten past eight on christmas day 2021 in the private areas of windsor castle he said i am here to kill the queen. the police officer told him to lie on the ground and he was immediately arrested and handcuffed. he then been treated both at ravenswood house medium secure hospital and now at broadmoor high secure hospital. as i say, today he has pleaded guilty to these three offences. psychiatrists are being asked draw to up reports and he will be sentenced back here at the old bailey on the 31st of march. the long—running inquiry into the contaminated blood scandal of

jaswant singh chail was wearing a metal mask when he was arrested on christmas day in 2021. and claimed he wanted to avenge a massacre by the british in india over a century ago. he'll be sentenced after psychiatric reports. manchester united are conducting an internal investigation to determine whether mason greenwood should play for the club again, after criminal charges of rape against him were dropped. the striker hasn't played for united, orfor england, since audio emerged online of a man apparently pressuring a woman to have sex with him. jane dougall reports. he's risen from manchester united's academy to theirfirst team... breaking into the england squad along the way. but last year, mason greenwood appeared in court charged with attempted rape, engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour, and assault. now all charges have been dropped, because key witnesses have withdrawn from the case. so where does that leave the striker? well, the united manager, despite being repeatedly asked, wouldn't give a response. i can add nothing, it's... i refer to the statement of th

today was posted in barclays, so we spoke with robbie singh, this is the group cfo. asked him what is his message that he is bringing to the sit-downs, given there is somebody concerns around corporate governance and financial health of the enterprise. take a listen. >> we have an obligation and duty to face an environment like this. to actually meet and answer the questions in person. >> and the reception so far you have got? >> we will meet our core investors. we will answer questions. >> that was an exclusive interview with robbie si ngh, essentially pushing back on fears in the markets. we heard from market participants, the company was seeking to emphasize its ability to honor debt obligations and also to generate cash. whether the group is looking to outside financing or to refinance existing loans, he told me no, they are not. he also said the group would be able to rehabilitate its image. he said reputation is only good as their business, and he says their business is india's best. manus: before we let you go. you doorstepped him. well done. how was his demea

i like to recognize that commissioner singh joined us.ou commissioner singh and to introduce this hearing we'll hear from antonio diaz from the power coalition then california auditor and then mary turac from clean power. thank you for join happening us and you have 5 minutes to present. >> good morning antonio diaz with people organizing to demand environmental and economic voice. we are part of the reclaim our power utility justice campaign. we have a slide deck? >> yes. i can share it now. one second. >> i will get started. thank you lafco commission members and lafco execute arive officer pollock for holding this hearing. the san francisco based environmental justice organization. has been active with reclaim our power utility justice campaign because we recognize the deadly failures and corporate malfeesance of pg and e and the need for accountability. most catastrophic impacts of pg and e failures has been the destructive wild pyre this is causeded damage to land and property but deaths. pg and e killed over a handled people. and on

robbie singh told us it is important to answer investors' questions directly. >> we have an obligation people and not just simply see them in calls but answer their questions in person. >> and the recession -- reception so far you have got? >> we will meet about 160 of our core investors, and we will answer the questions for each one of them. samuel: that is global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am samuel etienne and this is bloomberg. francine: thank you. coming up, almost an hour into cash equity trading, we will recap your stocks on the move. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. we are 53 minutes into european trading day. for the moment, european stocks down 0.2%. one hour to cash equity trading, let's recap the stocks on the move. dani burger is here, and you are looking at credit suisse. bad news, and today is is about greenville. dani: bad news we hoped had disappeared for credit suisse, and this is the conclusion of that saga. finland, the swiss regulator, has wrapped up that investigation, but the outco

joining us is mandeep singh. we were talking about the resilience u.s.tail sales data and people are still going out to restaurants and we heard from uber recently and there is the willingness from some consumers to pay a premium for delivery. that will make this doordash report interesting. >> it will be interesting to see if they can sustain that 20% topline growth. the delivery side of things slow down but they instituted well on the ridesharing side and showing that the ibita line will continue to form. it's important for them to make sure they are not burning cash in any of the newer segments they are expanding into. kriti: when it comes to market share, compared doordash to uber eats or the others. >> this is still a very fragmented market. when you think about gross margins for delivery, it's not more than 50%. ridesharing is north of 60% area we have seen that with uber getting to 20% ebita margins but the delivery side is a three sided market laced and the delivery side is one-sided. the fact that you get sony vendors specializing in grocery and

singh her this is bbc news, the headlines. millions of nigerians have been voting in their country's most competitive election since military rule ended there more than two decades ago. security fears and logistical problems are being blamed for delays to voting. the uk and the european union appear to be on the brink of finalising a new deal on post—brexit trading rules for northern ireland. downing street says talks have been "positive", while the irish prime minister said they were "inching towards a conclusion". sharp divisions have emerged at a meeting of the 620 major economies over the war in ukraine. they failed to agree on a closing statement, china and russia refused to allow any reference to condemnation of moscow's invasion of ukraine. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening. another win. another bonus point. ireland stay on course for a six nations grand slam. after a week when their own captain described wales as the laugh

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singh says it is important for people to limit exposure to repeated scenes of violence especially onin newspapers. it is black history month and the naacp is honoring black excellence and dozens of categories including film, music and literature. today it held the animal image awards in century city, we caught up with some of the honorees as they walked the red carpet in the included cochairman richard weitz and his daughter demi who are receiving their prestigious dorothy parker award this year. the two have raised $37 million for charities across the country including the naacp. after want -- lansing weekly celebrity zoom skits dorothy parker has done so much for so many communities and people and i think she is amazing so it is a huge honor. >> i don't think we could have ever thought we would be standing right here being recognized by the naacp and to have it with the dorothy parker alia ward is really humbling and amazing. >> the award ceremony will be held later this month. the uss hornet ship museum in alameda held a black history month celebration today stories of the past an

verity singh then dumbing down of their technology is truly everything so easily accessible. really does put a premium on people who have those soft skills. if you use a bot to write a term paper and you need to go to that interview and defend the a you got in that class you are going to sit there and go at the plug for esther fox news. what we do so greatly provide the insight and analysis. she got a little brown. >> you just cannot get that from a bot written article. i think it's really going to put a premium on the people who can actually talk, communicate. >> what if your kids do this? >> i would be text they'll be punished if they did this. this is not right. >> tammy is going to ask about bias that we've already seen examples of baked in bias. for people post a question to a pulp about donald trump and they couldn't do and that was nice joe biden glowing. what you make about that the built-in bias? >> a problem is that of course all this relies on retrieval of what is art existed. denaturant about who is programming things but what they're going to be reading, what's g

the white house is john kirby singh in december 90% of the debts were convicts, a recruitment tool hes that shows no sign of abating. >> just a week from the first anniversary of the russian invasion but this is according to president vladimir zelinski the toughest fight in ukraine right now in the eastern city of pok moved all day meet grinder by both sides, russian troops from the mercenary group continue to be sent in wave after wave to their deaths. >> he just plucked out of prisons and threw on the battlefield with no training, no organizational command, just throw them into the flame. 90% killed were convicts. we believe he continues to rely heavily on these convicts and that doesn't show any signs of abating. >> the battle laying there, the stark divisions on the russian side. with his chief openly blasting russia's official military leadership saying they managed soldiers from beauty salons and country clubs arguing that if there were more of his private troops, they would be halfway across ukraine by now. the tall has been so severe on the russian side that according to ukrai

and with this, lieutenant or councillor singh or if you want to say anything. the floor is yours. thank you, sheriff. >> i want to say thank you on behalf of the sheriff's office for this rules committee patience. its collaboration. the sheriff is present today but is upstairs viewing by teams and available if there are other questions. but i think the presentation left week and the on going commitment by our office of to engage with all the supervisors as well as you, chair, peskin and the public; highlights our sense of responsibility. in this area. of the work that we do and i think that it is very important to -- continue that collaboration and we do invite suggestions next year when we -- blow off the dust of equipment we intends to potential low reinstate and open to comments from the board but the full board and the public. >> thank you. are there members of public had would like to speak to item 1 and thank you for your patience, my apol joe this is was in the called at the beginning of our agenda as schedules. first speaker. >> if i make my announcement. members who wish

jonathan: mandeep singh, it was nice to catch up with you.tanley. tom: an image from the united kingdom, there was a direct hit on westminster hall and a window was torn out in 1941. there will be a discussion of war in the same historic call where the funeral was for cream elizabeth. jonathan: this is an interesting time because zelenskyy did all the tours of parliament and at the time, they all got a ton of attention. it is getting less and less attention at the moment. the focus we will be focusing on is how much unity there will be to support this war effort. because his check after check after check. the republican party is looking at more oversight. lisa: especially after reports of malfeasance around leadership in ukraine. how much longer can the eight keep coming when fold to me is saying this is the key time to get ahead of the russian offensive? tom: maria said get out the calendar. like every other war, including world war ii, there is a spring offensive in spring is upon us. jonathan: i can't believe it's been a year. you've seen