carlos alcaraz, the men's number one, will take on novak djokovic after the spaniard beat stefanos stefanos. alcaraz raced into a two—set lead, but wobbled a little in the third. he was 5—2 up and served for the match, but was taken to a tie break — where he edged through to make the final four at roland garros for the first time. djokovic had no real issues in his victory over karen khachenov. he lost the first set, but came back to win the next three as he continues his quest for a record 23rd grand slam. this kind of wins, you know, i think serve as a great confidence booster, mentally and physically and emotionally for me. it's important. to win a match where you were losing her you were being down and then you came back and won a match. especially the latter stages of a grand slam against the top layers. and aryna sabalenka sealed her semifinal place in the women's draw. the belarusian, who won in straight sets, was accused by her ukrainian opponent elena svitolina of encouraging fans to boo her by waiting at the net for a handshake after the victory. svitolina hasn't shaken hands with

stefano, what more did the father say about this incredible rescue?h, sara, it was good to speak with the father. he is the biological father of the two youngest children and the stepfather of the two oldest ones. as i was saying we were able to speak with him yesterday, it was the first interview he gave to an international media. we were lucky to sit down with him and actually get to feel a little bit of his emotions. he, for example, recounted that flight on friday when he was allowed to take his children out of the jungle finally after looking for them for 40 days on a military helicopter. this is how they actually got out. take a listen. >> translator: the moment we found the kids we started to see thunder and lightning bolts. we left at the right moment. ten minutes later and the helicopter could not have taken us. >> reporter: so thunder bolts, lightning, the rainy season in the amazon, they really got out by the hair of the neck. talking about wilson, sara, we need to say that the colombian army has said they will stay in the jungle to locate

but number 2 seed stefanos tsitsipas is out.s of nicolas jarry of chile, who's ranked 28 in the world. tsitsipas was beaten 7—5, 7—5, and jarry will now face local favourite alexander zverev in the quarter—finals. elswehere in germany, there was a shock defeat for the number 2 seed elena rybakina at the women's event in berlin. rybakina, who begins the defence of her wimbledon title in less that two weeks, was beaten by croatia's donna vekic, who came from a set down to seal her place in the quarter—finals. "be your best" is the motto of the special olympics, and on wednesday, that's exactly what we got from a welsh teenager. when bleddyn gibbs took up powerlifting, he could manage 20 kilos. now aged 18, he lifted over 140kg. the special olympics provides sport for people with intellectual disabilities, and our reporterjoe wilson is at the world summer games in berlin. in berlin, the power from pembrokeshire, 18—year—old bleddyn gibbs is the king of the combined competition. in the squat, that's1a0 kilos. in other words, around

match up in the tournament so far world number one carlos alcaraz will face the number five seed stefanoso's up for the challenge. carlos is someone who keeps the intensity high at all times, he is someone who is not going to give you gaps where his attention is not there, he is very hyper and can see that on the court and he adds a lot of that into the rallies and into his rituals when he is out there playing the game. it's ten days until australia take on england in the ashes, but they're already in the uk to play india in the world test championship at the oval. their captain pat cummins will make his 50th test appearance on wednesday, and would love to mark it with a victory. it is exciting, high—pressure moment, and it is a worthy winner whoever wins. moment, and it is a worthy winner whoeverwins. it moment, and it is a worthy winner whoever wins. it puts a big stamp on whoever wins. it puts a big stamp on who has been the best team for the last two years, perhaps, but you are there to win the tournament and that is what a tournament is therefore. it will be pretty satisfying winning

there are some matches to look forwards to come including stefanos tsitsipas against dominic thiem, theuld well play andy murray. lots to look forward to there, and a couple of matches i forgot to mention in the women's draw in the first round, how about venus williams against elina svitolina for starters? or maybe even coco gauff against sofia kenin, a grand slam champion but has struggled to get that wood to wood a bit in recent years. team captains at the women's world cup will be allowed by fifa to wear one of eight armbands they provide highlighting social issues. the governing body is attempting to avoid a repeat of the row over the "onelove" rainbow armband at the men's world cup last year, which qatari organisers called divisive. the armbands in australia and new zealand will feature a range of issues including gender equality and tackling domestic violence, with fifa expecting the tournament to have a global tv audience of two billion. the los angeles angels centre fielder mike trout was elected to his 11th all game by fans for the american league's line—up for next month's gam

reporter stefano pozzebon is live in bogota. this story has captivated many people for a month now. the children, how she survived and how they were found? >> reporter: yes, christine, this was a story that really captivated the whole country here in colombia. frankly, anybody who hears it and knows about the case feels very much involved. the children have now been in hospital. they've been here in hospital since early saturday morning in bogota the central military hospital in bogota. and they're expected to stay under hospital observation. they're receiving medical, physical and psychological treatments already. we can just imagine how affected they are from the harrowing experience. to think that the youngest of them was only 1 year old. she actually spent her first day in the middle of the jungle. on sunday, we had the privilege of speaking with the father of the four children who has arrived in bogota to stay with them. he's been in the jungle for the past five to six weeks. first leaving and then joining the search and rescue operations that brought military forces and indige

. >> absolutely, stefano, the rescuers known aspiration hope, they must be hailed as heroes.miles in the search for the children? >> yeah, this was an outstanding show of force, an amazing operation. the military put in over 950 hours of tracking in the jungle. one thing that i think is worth pointing out is that when it comes to the amazon, many of the indigenous people don't often get on the best of terms. instead, here, they managed to work together with the same goal. yesterday, at the hospital, i had a chance to speak about this with one of the general of the colombian special forces who was managing this operation. bear in mind, this is a general of the colombian air force that has indigenous blood in his veins. so, he made a reference to this unity of force between indigenous people and the colombian army. >> when the vein is the same, it doesn't matter the blood. so, we can work very fast, very coordinate each other with -- between soldier and indigenous. but the reason is the goal. bring those kids to their home. >> so, i mean, this is colombia, this is a country tha

and here to speak with you tonight is stefano stefano castellano on behalf of the permit holder. good evening, commissioners. my name is stefano castellano and i'm a consultant to this particular project. daniela chris wanted to be here today, but she wasn't feeling well, so she said, can you speak? and i said, i'll be there. a little history that you gave me obviously, was mario's bohemia and cigar store. mario was her grandpa, and he opened the store in 1971 after running it for a while. he put it in the trust for his son, paul. or we call him paolo, who is danielle's dad . he ran the place and there's many, many articles written about it. and people love the place for their amazing sandwiches and just the vibe they have. he entrusted his two children, dario and daniela, in the last six years, they managed the place and over a cup of coffee i was talking to danielle one day and i just said, you know, with the parklets outside and the music, they have these permits called jam permits. i said, they're going to convert these jam permits to band permits, which are brick and mortar

cnn's stefano is live from bogota. what are you hearing this morning?at more than 17 commandos are still in the jungle to look for wilson, the k-9 unit that has gone missing before the children were safely rescued. however, i think it's worth listening directly from the father of the four children, he's the biological father of the two youngest and the stepfather of the two oldest children. it was great to speak with him yesterday at length. we sat down and sort of went through his experience. he told us that they were flying out on a black hawk helicopter from the heart of the jungle with thunderbolts and lightning because it's the middle of the rainy season down in the amazon right now and so they really got out from the skin of their neck, but also he made a very interesting reflection when i told him that these were some of the most incredible stories i've reported in my career. here's what he answered me. >> translator: the story is like a legend for us, indigenous the story is. for example, the son is a god, and you can't say you have seen it, but

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and stefano pozzebon is with us this afternoon. were found in? >> reporter: yes, today is important because it is the first time we heard directly from the father of the four children, he is the biological father of the two youngest siblings and the stepfather of the two oldest daughters. and he was in the jungle for these incredible 40 days joining -- first leading and then joining forces with the colombian military and indigenous scouts to try to locate what remains of his family. today he spoke with the press for about ten minutes and this is what he said about why he never lost hope even when everything seemed so much against him. take a listen. >> translator: we are indigenous people. i believe in the jungle which is our mother. and that is why i've always kept the faith and would say that both the jungle and nature have never betrayed me. >> reporter: so in terms of what happens next, even that father said that he expects his chain to stay in the hospital the next two to three weeks. he asked the media to respect the privacy

now let's go to go stefano live in colombia. about how they did this? >> reporter: yes, victor, and amara, it is a amazing story. i'm getting my thoughts together. what we're hearing is that the children were able to survive by, as you said, eating some cassabba flower or what it is called in the rain forest and they had some reservations when they took off and it crashed in the middle of the jungle and the mother of the four children and and two other adults perished if that crash. what is most important right now, that we're hearing from officials is that the children are in safe condition. they're in stable conditions. they're out of critical danger. it was hard to see yesterday at the hospital. when the director of the colombia children's welfare said when they visited them, the 1-year-old baby, they were very playful and they wanted to play and get out of their hospital wards. we know that they will stay under observation for the next two to three weeks and receiving some medical and psychological support. we could only ima

sting of luca ghalba, who at the beginning of the quarter-final matches of carlo sal cross with stefanos and novak djokovic with karen . some short news of the iranian national football team's training yesterday evening with the presence of antonio's italian assistant amir ghale novi on the field. the lawn of the national football center was followed by the national players of our country to attend in the kafa tournament, iran's girls' youth football team lost its second match in the second stage of the asian championship to australia. farman's girls will face lebanon tomorrow in the last match . the hosts defeated shampoo and won a total of two games in the league. algerian defender münchen gladbach, min sabili , joined the dortmund football team with a 4-year contract. your companionship with sports news until we meet again, god, your friend and protector, turned 34 years old. the best news for the islamic republic is hazrat ali, you were appointed by the experts and you won the leadership of all . mashallah, only hizb ali, the leader, only seyyed ali, first to the end, to the end of m

so, stefano, how often do you do this, every sunday? not every sunday, just in the winter. ah.t. lots of taxi drivers. much of today's catch is all too familiar. many bottles. lots of bottles. drinking, the guys, in the night—time... yeah! they walk, they — boof — jump, when the bottle�*s empty, in the canal. right. since the clean—up began, some 4,000 carelessly discarded bottles have been retrieved. but later, a baffling object rears its head and has everyone mystified. there's something really big on the line here. it looks really, really heavy. there's about three of them trying to pull it out. what is that? speaks italian oh, my goodness. 0h! it's a trolley. it's probably somebody�*s luggage from about 20 years ago that went off into the canal. look, it's been down there for so long, it's covered in barnacles and slime, and sludge. is that coral? oh, it's a sponge. no, no, no, sponges. these are sponges. wow. they're sponges, and other... oh, there's a rope. what's it like down there? er...mud. mud. is it dangerous down there? the equipment they use is full protection agai

calto said that i got it in madrid, that the history of the club should always be respected, here di stefanond khenq and the store are respected, but what happened to him means disrespecting the customs of the milan club and other clubs. that business to authenticity prefers to be condemned to failure cardinale, the owner of the milan club and maldini and the technical director of this team were fired because he said that neymar is his friend but i don't want him. the club offers to return to barça with a lower salary, but the interesting thing is that we always admire neymar and my friend, but it is not in our priorities and the plan to attract them is the guardian of this competition that the board of ministers to change the working hours of all executive bodies to purpose he announced the reduction of electricity consumption and according to the quran, they are obliged to work from 15 khordad to 15 shahrivar from 6:00 to 13. it is very important to cut off the military system before the end of office hours, which is translated from 15 khordad to 15 shahrivar. offices finish work at 13:00,

let's go to cnn's stefano pozzebon for more on this. in the jungle? >> reporter: yeah, sara, just a remarkable story and remarkable achievement from these four young children. i think that the youngest of them she turned one in the middle of the jungle just a couple of weeks ago. yesterday we heard from the father who said that the kids were found alive, basically thanks that to their indigenous heritage by eating fruit, seeds. we also know from colombian officials that they had some flour with them on the flight when the flight crashed on may 1st and that was to help them to stay alive. i want to go back to the father, sara, and let you listen here what he said about never losing hope, even when the odds were so clearly staked against them. take a listen. >> translator: we are indigenous people. i believe in the jungle, which is our mother, and that's why i've always kept the faith and would say that both the jungle and nature have never betrayed me. >> reporter: indeed the jungle did bring back the children to that father. it's just a

the world number one dominated from the outside again, stefano city past the 20 year old power was too much for the great tools to come in straight sets. when means that i'll cut as is through to the 2nd grand slam, semi final. he has the chance to stop joke of which i'm setting a new titles record. and he currently shares the spaniard ruffin at all. well one of sports most acrimonious battles has come to a sudden end with golf pga tour merging with the saudi backed l. i. v tor. the shock announcement comes after a year of fights, an unprecedented disruption that has split the sport of golf. for the last 12 months, the world of professional goals had become the scene of a morality play nearly a year ago to the day. so the rate, the finance lift gulf hosted its 1st every event with the field full of former p g a to a gulf is who defected to the new lucrative fleet. since then, the 2 had been involved in the be the fight that a split the sport. now the stunning back flip, pga and leave goal for merge and form one unified commercial entity. the announcement comes as an even bigger shot gi

match up in the tournament so far world number one carlos alcaraz will face the number five seed stefanosis someone who keeps the intensity high at all times, he is someone who is not going to give you gaps where his attention is not there, he is very hyper and you can see that on the court and he adds a lot of that into the rallies and into his rituals when he is out there playing the game. the pga tour has agreed to merge with the saudi backed lviv golf which ends a bitter split in the men�*s professional golf. more on that story on the bbc website. thanks. that is fascinating given all the controversy. the uk business group cbi is preparing for a crunch vote on its future today. members are being asked to back changes to the way the organisation is run, after serious sexual misconduct allegations emerged earlier this year. live now to business journalist, declan curry for more on this. this is pretty much make or break for the cbi? we this is pretty much make or break for the cbi?— for the cbi? we understand the meetin: for the cbi? we understand the meeting of— for the cbi? we underst

but there are some very good first round matches to look forwards to, including stefanos tsitsipas againstic thiem, the winner of that could well play andy murray. lots to look forward to there. and a couple of matches i forgot to mention in the women's draw in the first round, how about venus williams against elina svitolina for starters? or maybe even coco gauff against sofia kenin, who is a grand slam champion but has struggled a bit in recent years. team captains at the women's world cup will be allowed by fifa to wear one of eight armbands they provide highlighting social issues. the governing body is attempting to avoid a rpeat of the row ovr the "onelove" rainbow armband at the men's world cup last year, which qatari organisers called divisive. the armbands in australia and new zealand will feature a range of issues including gender equality and tackling domestic violence, with fifa expecting the tournament to have a global tv audience of two billion. liverpool's search for a new midfielder has taken them to rb leipzig and their hungary internatoinal dominik szoboszlai. the two club

the number one seed beat stefanos tsitsipas in straight sets. a tie break where he edged through to make the semis for the first time. novak djokovic will be alcaraz�*s opponent in the semis after beating karen khachanov. he lost the first set. but came back strong to win the next three. as he continues his quest for a record 23rd grand slam. and aryna sabalenka sealed her place in the semi—finals of the french open. the belarussian, who won in straight sets — was accused by her ukrainian opponent elena svitolina of encouraging fans to boo her — by waiting at the net for a handshake after the victory. svitolina hasn't shaken hands with russian opponents since ukraine was invaded with support from belarus. ten chinese snooker players have been punished for their involvement in the sport's biggest match fixing scandal. two players — liang wenbo and li hang have been handed lifetime bans, with the others, including former masters winner yan bingtao, and former uk champion zhao xintong among those receiving bans ranging from 20 months to more than f

a mouth watering semifinal against world number one carlos alcaraz beckons if the spaniard beats stefanos fit for wimbledon next month. his mum judy murray was there and as a former fed cup captain she's been speaking about emma raducanu's prospects of getting back to the top of the women's game. raducanu parted company with her 5th coach in two years last week — and murray told bbc breakfast she has no doubt radacanu will be back. obviously she did an incredible thing, winning the us open out of young age, coming through qualifying him completely unexpected and catapulted into a spotlight that she possibly wasn't ready for. the playing of the game is one thing but the understanding the life and business of being a pro athlete is quite something else. you need time to grow into that. she's just had three surgeries, which is quite worrying at 20. i think that will give her some time away from the game to evaluate where she needs to be. i would say a good team of advisers are around her that she can trust and understand the demands of tennis, that know her as a person and have her long term

jennifer stefano for the "philadelphia inquirer." hello to both of you.s to be merging the unions with the environmental groups and things that he got them both locked up. that's what you need is a democrat to win. go to the sound bite about republicans. i thought this was quite tel telling. >> president biden: let me tell you. it comes after what i've done when they come back to try and get rid of all of the clean energy investments. they try to stop the plan. guess what? they are coming for your jobs. they're coming for your jobs. they are coming for your future. they're coming for the future for your kids and your gran grandkids. >> jobs and kids in the future. what are they not going to do for an american? >> first of all, let me say god save the queen. because we are very concerned about that. we will start there. the "philadelphia inquirer" wrote a gushing article about biden over the weekend. surrounded by union people that love him and he loves them. no questions about biden's mental competence in this election and that's a problem. but let's talk

stefano pozzebon, cnn. >>> in six short years the vegs as golden knights have gone from nhl upstart to stanley cup champions. we'll have highlights. >>> and later a woman presumed dead shocks her family at her funeral. sorry, yes, that would be a shock. it is a great story. most funerals don't end well. we'll tell you what happened. >> most funerals don't end well. that smell could be 8,000,000 odor causing bacteria. good thing adding lysol laundry y sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria that detergents leave behind. clean is good, sanitized isis better. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm sharon, and i i lost 52 pounds on golo. on other diets, i could barelyly lose 10-15 pounds. thanks to golo, i've lost 27% of my body weight, and it was easy. (sofmusic) feeling sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign that your digestive stem isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down and also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic. lig

stefano pozzebon reports. >> reporter: on sunday, the father of the four children who were rescued who 40 days travelled to bogota, and spoke with reporters outside of the hospital where his children are receiving treatment. manuel actually joined the search and rescue teams and was in the jungle up in friday when his children were finally rescued. he said he never lost hope, not even when the stakes against him seemed so daunting. >> translator: we are indigenous people. i believe in the jungle which is our mother. and that's why i've always kept the faith and would say that both the jungle and nature have never betrayed me. >> he also said that his children were very weak when he visited them in the hospital. we can only imagine how affected they are both mentally and physically by surviving this experience. the doctors are saying they expect the children to stay under medical observation between two and three weeks. they're also receiving psychological support at the center military hospital here in bogota. he concluded by urging the columbia president pedro to invest more in transp

what else do we know, stefano, about how these children stayed a? the cassava flower came from the kits dropped by the military? >> reporter: actually, no. surprisingly, it was surprising yesterday when we talked with and the family who told us that they were -- you remember they were travel being their mother and two other adults on may 1, the plane crashed 7:00 a.m. in the morning in the mid of the colombian rainforest. the three adults unfortunately died in the crash. and the kids left the crash area to try to find -- make contact with the search and rescue teams. they had some cassava flour and it was most indigenous populations eat on a daily basis. the uncle said that they had them on their plane. it lasted for a few weeks and then they started eating just the fruits and seeds from the forest self. it was astonishing to hear from a special forces military operator that told us that they don't think that the survival kits actually reached them and they were only able to locate them once the kids stopped moving around in the forest. so once they

cnn journalist stefano -- has details. >> reporter: a rescue mission successful against all odds.ur children found alive after spending 40 days in the thick of the amazon jungle, bringing their relatives to tears. >> translator: let them come here. to their grandparents, to their aunt, and their uncle, their grandmother. >> reporter: colombian president gustavo petro sharing the news with reporters. >> the indigenous and the military together found the kids after 40 days, they were alone, a historical statement of survival today. these are the children of peace, and the children of colombia. >> reporter: the rescue on friday night caps an all around effort by hundreds of soldiers, and indigenous scouts to locate the little ones who had gone missing since the small plane they were traveling on with their mother crashed in the forest on the 1st of may. the bodies of their mother and two other adults were soon recovered. but hope never faded to find them alive. the colombian military finding footprints and scattered relics to keep the search going day after day until finally a photo

around this recession call will start to ease and if that's the case, i will point out something that stefanos well you can pick any cyclical stock, general motors, wiynn resorts, the metals, they have all produced fabulous results and the stocks have stunk. they stunk up the joint. why is that? because of the fear of a recession. when the fed stops, that is likely to turn sentiment and people saying, wait a second, these balance sheets are cleaned up, the consumer is still hanging in there the fed is done raising rates, yes, there will be a lagged effect but the economy in 2024 can start growing and, scott, profits with it. we're in may, we're in june, sorry, we're in june, almost halfway through the year the market will start looking at 2024 earnings and if the fed is done it will like what it sees. >> the biggest question right now i think for the market is what happens if tech starts to fall or falter if this great trade that we've all been witnessing starts to really roll over, what is going to pick up the slack is there any belief that you have that cyclical stocks are going to be the th

the 20 year old us, i've been jumping faces agreed to succeed. stefano sits the prospect within seconds . either we know sutherland k is also a 3 to the quarter finals. she's. she took care of sloan stevens in straight, that sutherland kit will meet you, prince, and he knows fit to lead and next. and what promises to be a politically charged assess felina is not shaking hands with the russian of the russian class. because this is 12021 runner up, anastasia, probably think about one of mars and much against 28 seats. and these, unless it is the russian came from a set down to wind and 3 hours and 9 minutes south the 2nd longest mountains. if the women singles tournaments safe, all we can collect is number 333 in the wealth. she makes her way back from a knee injury. she becomes the lowest rung from jason full to find this in the open air. rebels dominance informed me to one shows no signs of stopping with macs to stop and taking victory on the spanish ground. pre presented in football, a name on one of the famous faces inbox, laying out, watching this one. it was the stuff and he saw it

to stefano. if they don't put safety measures in place they should be held legally accountable. that sounds obvious. i'm worried about your phrase expressive conduct in your opposition to our bill. would you like to explain? >> i run an organization on human rights. the issues you are facing are the hardest set of issues we deal with. the reason we approach them is not because we want to limit the ability of things like that to be addressed. we worry about the impact of the legislation leading to platforms that have a profit motive to use other forms of expressive content. it doesn't mean we want companies to turn a blind eye to this. we believe market pressure to take those responsibilities. guest: what would she mean by market pressure? >> pulled their ads if they don't have codes of conduct on their platforms. as my organization actively pushes the companies to be responsible and thoughtful in how they are acting. be transparent and what they are doing, consistent in their approach. there is the additional hammer of legal liability. it leads to an over takedown of expensive c

. >> welcomed the formula 1 president and ceo, stefano domenicali. >> what is so interesting is at libertythe promoter of the race. something never seen before during their tenure in f1. the race will one through close to city street that night, not in caesar's parking lot like back in the 1980's. liberty has been $240 million on the central constructor to augment the course. >> we went to go for it, to invest, by up property, because that is the perfect combination of trying to maximize an opportunity that could be unique with the situation that is formula 1. in vegas, you have every day in a different resort, different events. this could be a unique event where everyone will live around us. it is a great opportunity. >> how much does vegas, pardon the pun, accelerate the ambition of the u.s.? >> we have to recognize a couple of years ago, we were just in austin, we were having doubt. let's invest again, we need to stay there. and then when we took the decision, which i do believe and we do believe was the right thing, to be more inclusive and offering our content and platforms through so

stefanos experience.t seems a company releases a tool that can clone a person's voice should be able to predict some of the ways that tool could be misused and if they don't put sufficient safety measures in place they should be held legally accountable. accountable. that to me sounds obvious. i'm worried about your phrase expressive conduct and your opposition to our bill. would you like to explain? >> i would. i run an organization that focuses on human rights and the impact of technology. the issues you are praising are the hardest we deal with. the reason we approach these questions the way we do is not because we want to limit the abilities of victims to seek redress. it is how we worry about the impact of legislations leading to profit over platform models. we worry about the downstream effects of the heavy sum of regulation -- the heavy thumb of regulation. that does not mean we want companies to turn a blind eye or be inactive. we believe every force of market pressure encouraging them to take tho

de l)stefano, every parent in america can imagine the terror, the bone chillg experience that you had, but you went through what was it like to hear a voice that he believed was your own daughters, that you believe was your own daughrs, expressing such distress? >> it was the most horrified and ever felt in my life, secon actually to our youngest son who almost pass will lely survive. to get back to that place where you're sitting to help us come you don't knowhat to do. you don't kno what to do next, wher to go. the pai and the fear eocrine and the sobbing crying, calling out from a help, i just, i can't really put into words how haunting that is at how haunting it will probably last forever just because it's a sound you never what you. >> and you were told byar t authoritiesfter reporting thi crim thatad y wired money or send money as demanded, ty would investigate. no money was that there would be no further investigation, correct? >> correct. >> go ahead, please. >> correct exactly since no crime had been committed there was nothing for them to pursue and the new snowolice report

my name is stefano costs lotto and in the past, i did work on some consulting for this space. i'm just delighted that the space has been sustainable through the efforts of ryan. i will just say this. i know him. uh professionally. i know him as a friend. he's a stand up guy. he is very, very sensitive to the community's needs. um i'm proud that i'm a san francisco and i'm proud that i've been able to spend a lot of time in the mission. we go there for food over the farm music. we got the further cultura. and i've i've been supportive of carnival. brian didn't mention that. even after covid. he was there for the food banks. roberto did a great job continues to do a great job in that community, so i'm just glad no one wants to see a chain link. fence it open space because landlords are afraid of liability or nuisance or attractive nuisance. this has been a sustainable space and i applaud him for being able to hold the ford i love the vendors that are there. i love one thing . i just how could you not notice the diversity in what you just saw in the video? so please prove this to