also joining us is daniel shaw academic and commentator who joins us from new york. welcome to you both uh william black. i'll start with you. so you have uh the union and the companies uh remaining far apart in terms of the autoworker strike on key economic issues. the president has said um that he's going to stick with that demand for 40% pays over four-year contract uh the companies however have offered pays of about 20%. that's the latest. have what's your impression on? yeah, the absolute latest is uh the w has gone down to around 36% negotiate, you make smaller moves and take more time. by the way, the actually there's a settlement uh with the canadian uh auto workers who are also part of the uaw, so the management it is as you can see quite different uh in canada. what type of? settlement did they reach with canada? so they reached a settlement more in the lines of a 25 ish percent to to 30% increase. 25 to 30% increase. okay, that's over the period of several years. right, right. um, let's look at one thing here, daniel shaw that perhaps many don't realize, a

we can hear no from danny shaw. police are not allowed to go i shaw.trike, what is going on are significant. on strike, what is going on are significant-— on strike, what is going on are siunificant. , , ., ., ., . , , significant. this is a ma'or crisis for metropolitan h significant. this is a ma'or crisis for metropolitan police _ significant. this is a major crisis - for metropolitan police commissioner sir mark rowley stop that is not a bottomless pool of firearms officers in the uk to pick from in england and wales are in london. the numbers have been falling over the past few years, there are about 6000 across england and wales, just 4% of total officers, so when you have as reports suggest over 100, possibly as many as 300 deciding not to carry out their duties, that is a major problem, iconic and embassies that have members of the royal family and cabinet ministers and all the protection as well as having to respond to firearm incidents and terrorist incidents, it is a major crisis that no has to be resolved by the, what could be the solution?

all right, one of the things that since we're on this. topic of ceos um daniel shaw, i'm looking at at just a reaction in terms of strikes overall on the us, i'd like to throw this at you, which came from hospitality worker, that's on strike, she said, i think people all around the country here are just getting fed up with the corporations not sharing or including them into the profit or acknowledging our hard work that we put into the company, that seems to be sentiment that is echoed across uh variety of sector. if not all sectors of course this could be something that could happen all the time, but in this particular uh economic uh, guess atmosphere in the us, that rings a bell, what are your thoughts on that? i mean, why is it that uh, you know, we're looking at the types of statements and view points that we heard when you had the uh, zikoti park demonstrations that were happening back then, in terms of uh, you know, the 99% versus the 1%. because every day the class contradictions are sharper across us society and these workers are class conscious workers, they know that uh gm an

vicki, it's been a time of heartache for shaw's family. the >> father and grandfather meant the world to those in his life. and his son says his dad died in a senseless crime as he was on his way to church. >> it's just really really to marty. a shaw reflecting on the death of his father, derrick, the 64 year-old and his fiance, vera hampton were struck and killed by a driver speeding around east oakland. investigators later revealing that car was stolen. but my dad, billy. >> taken away from me like especially in this type of way as as soon this on sunday morning, shaw and hampton were driving along 73rd avenue in a white suv as sean was turning onto holly street. police say a driver in a stolen sedan slammed into them. the couple and a friend were on their way to church. >> i got told she was. he on the scene. so it kind of kind of groping or wait police say the 25 year-old suspect. >> trying to take off on foot. they were later arrested tomorrow. yay says he was frustrated and angry to learn the circumstances of the crash. he says his d

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grands a for charging stations for a country struggling to meet its e mobility tarts. german chancellor shaw says it's fine for a massive expansion of electric vehicle. charging points will hear from our correspondence at the i, a mobility show and munich was to make of the and also on the show with the african time at summit on the way and can never hear from the vice president of the european investment bank. what one of the biggest lenders on the commented brings to the meetings table. chris coldwell, welcome to the program. well off shots has called for german car companies to quote de risk to protect germany's flagging car industry. it comes as the german chancellor opened the i a mobility trade show in munich and comments addressing fears of a competition with china. and mister shaw said german companies should diversify their supply chains to avoid dependence on specific countries. here's what do you have to say? yeah, i'm in and forgotten, and yet over the past years we've all seen how quickly political and economic challenges can become massive in the circle of economically strong d

according to a rep for shaw.raced tech mobile elizabeth holmes and shaw have developed a deeper relationships months into starting their sentences. her rep also says, they are both working on rehabilitating and have bonded over being on this journey of positive change. shaw was originally sentenced to 6.5 years in prison for wire fraud and money laundering. homes, as you may know, was serving an 11 year sentence for fraud. they're both serving time in a federal prison camp in texas. >>> heading over to the anchor desk where janelle wang is working on the 5:00 news. >> it is so nice to see you. we have a lot going on. feeling unsafe sending kids to school. that is how parents are feeling about one s. bay high school. they contacted us about the alarming number of fights on campus. some of it caught on camera. one parent told us there were six fights in one day. we have a reporter they're looking into it. >>> an unconventional solution to a long-running problem in the san francisco castro district. neighbors are pl

and mister shaw said german companies should diversify their supply chains to avoid dependence on the specific countries. here's what do you have to say? yeah, i'm in and forgotten and yeah, over the past years we've all seen how quickly political and economic challenges can become massive. in the circle of economically strong democracies, the g 7, we've collectively decided to face these challenges with determination and measured action all through the risk and rather than decoupling midst minutes the coupling. it's not a mountain trapping long standing supply relationships or exiting growing markets. but at the same time, we're working together with your company is to diversify and and risk you dependencies in strategically important areas because your opinions caused some incentives to be sticking that item. well, so much for the bigger picture that the transfers painting there. but how does that translate into bringing e mobility forward at home? both the transfer said that in the coming weeks, germany would become the quote, 1st country in europe to introduce a law, requiring ope

the port charging stations by countries targeting to meet its e mobility tarts. german chancellor shaw says it's fine for a massive expansion of electric vehicle charging points. we'll hear from our correspondence at the i a mobility show and munich was to make of the and also on the show with the african time of summit on the way. and can you ever hear from the vice president of the european investment bank? what one of the biggest lenders on the cabinet brings to the meetings table of course couple of items of the program will off shots has called for german car companies to quote the risk for project germany's flag and car industry. so it comes as the german chancellor open, the i a mobility trade show in munich and comments addressing fears of a competition with china. and mister shaw said german companies should diversify their supply chains to avoid dependence on specific countries. here's what happens to the i'm and, and forgotten. and yet over the past years we've all seen how quickly political and economic challenges can become massive in the circle of economically strong demo

the other brian shaw and eric made observations on street scape surrounding the center. there has been changes in just what is open expect not. but they want to know they made observations. >> other than public ment and i review general public ment and review request for upcoming meeting topics, that was it for this month. >> thank you, chair larkin. comments. >> i look forward to seeing you in october. >> all right. >> public comment. >> i will check for public comment in the room. >> and -- seeing no public comment in the room i will check on line. no public comment online, next item >> thank you. why directors item 7 is public comment. an opportunity for the members to address the authority on matters not on today's calendaril check for upon comment in the room. we have public comment. >> good morning this ask jim pattic are patrick and company i want to address the policy for the project labor agreement. this policy and this policy of this board to pay the highest price for labor. the highest price for labor. how can you possible low bid a 2-4 billion dollars project

>> reporter: richard owns the gym across from shaw's.e arrived and took the man into custody. >> happy we caught the guy. i've seen this gentleman walking around for a couple weeks already. just looked a little suspicious. >> reporter: the man entered the store and punched her in the face. the owner who was pushed, suffered more serious injuries and went to the emergency room. a customer was also attacked. >> this one is particularly galling. an attack on a female, small business owner. >> reporter: the president of the merchant association has seen the crime getting worse. earlier, someone broke into a pizza place and stole from the registers. >> there's so many wonderful things that make san francisco san francisco. it's the neighborhoods. if we're not safe in our neighborhoods, where are we safe? something has to be fixed. >> reporter: we reached out to san francisco p.d. for details on the incident. we have not heard back. >>> tonight, a lucky ticket sold in san jose. if you played powerball, check your numbers. no jackpot winner but

i'm obsessed with truth. >> trace: the truth is sonja shaw?survivor my mom was a heroin addict when i was very young and we didn't have food and i had to take care of all my siblings and learned how to survive but the most relevant one is i'm the soccer mom that pissed off newsom and his cartel, so there you go. >> trace: you are an awesome mom. kevin corke. >> i lived in the housing projects three times growing up, ninth of ten kids but the one thing a lot of people don't know about me, i makedored -- not majored, i lettered in four spots in high school, tennis, football, track and wrestling. >> trace: nicely done kevin corke. big applause. so dan says if you ask me a question, i'm answering it honestly. i seem distant it's because i'm shy. d.j., i'm afraid of heights and can't tolerate people with no common sense. like him. steve duffy, i believe hate is a wasted emotion and i believe in miracles. deb says the most social person you'll ever meet, i love getting to know people. i never lie. and steve p says i don't necessarily need to share m

such is how core by shaw came to start kids and art. it's a story almost two decades old. every detail of which corby can still remember, although she wishes otherwise. >> thanksgiving of 2005 he was 3 years old. >>ter: it begins with her son ahmed being diagnosed with leukemia. what followed were six years of hope and disappointment, of recovery and relapse and way too much time spent in a hospital. >> reporter:. >> so we just ended up spending so much time in the waiting room. >> reporter: she turned to her love of art as a way to transform herself, ahmed and his older brother to another place in their mind. >> just a small project. it kept all of us busy and distracted, and the boys, i could see them being silly. it's not a place where you find a lot of joy and laughter. >> reporter: it wasn't long until others took notice of what was going on. >> little by little all the kids started joining us. there was a table and we would take that over, and that was the beginning of something that i had no idea that was important. i thought it was important for me and my family. i

that he didn't deserve to die this way and he wants his memory to live >> it's just really really to shaw reflecting on the death of his father, derrick and his father's fiancee, vera hampton. the couple was struck and killed by a driver speeding around east oakland. investigators later revealing that car was stolen. really? >> taken away from me like especially in this type of it should as soon this on sunday morning, sean hampton were driving along 73rd avenue in a white suv. >> as sean was turning onto holly street, police say a driver in a stolen sedan slammed into them. the couple and a friend were on their way to church. he was. >> on the scene. so it kind of kind of groping police say the 25 year-old suspect tried to take off on foot. they were later arrested to says his dad was a positive light for many and did not deserve to go out like father figure first grand children to says he understands tough times can force people into crime. but there needs to be a better way. we've got to we've got to think better really do. we got to think better. >> shots family set up a gofundme to h

the lucky ones find deb shaw. >> oh, yeah.eporter: at san jose's golf course this week during the annual golf 4 life event breaking par is not bill hedman's goal. just standing and holding a putter in his hands is a win for this 84-year-old who suffered a severe stroke less than a year ago. bill's son greg wasn't sure his dad, who always loved playing golf, would ever get this chance again. >> so fantastic. it was perfect. >> reporter: but the story isn't just about bill's recovery. it is about so many others here who have found similar success. >> thank you. >> reporter: because they found deb shaw. >> we did. >> nice seeing you. >> thanks for being here. thanks so much. reporter: deb is a stroke rvivor as well times three. she suffered her first seven years ago. deb says her curious, competitive nature served her well in recovery leading her to always seek out new kinds of treatments like aqua therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and neuro acupuncture. >> if i am getting data instantly that tells me, wow, deb you went from th

uh, just by by chance, shaw, uh, i had work experience at school uh, uh, ended up was looking enough to end up in the irish news. you that was 1985 uh you know computers hadn't come in there and it was still typewriders and tippex and uh things like that then you know it's during summer uh summer holidays have would have uh volunteered for you the the erish times it used to be in faham house in belfast and uh ended up working on builton sites in jersey in the late 80s and early 90s and uh eventually came home, was doing a uh, night class just for you, the head space to do something, and somebody uh ended up saying that they were you know uh going to to do a journalist course and i just followed them uh so it was just just always by chance you know barry um we're going to talk away bit about your work on the film no stone and turned but before we do that we're going to have we look at the trailer for the film, the world cup finals, international soccer history, slaughter, island as loyales terrorists shoot 11 people in the back as they watch the world cup on television. i just remembe

police say the owner of shaw's candy store as homeless man to move away from the bench in front of the west portal business on wednesday. and that's when he started swinging. in addition to striking the owner, diane is of derek police say that he also punched the manager in the face and hit older customer. >> i think that's just terrible me. >> we've lived here for 30 years over 30 years. we've never had any problem lately. they're more and more homeless people. and i just neighborhood, a lot of people we consider that, but hanging tight to see what >> witnesses say several people then stepped in and pin the suspect down. he was arrested and is in custody right now. the owner, shaw's candy store last year from the previous owner who had run the store for several decades. coming up on kron, 4 news at 06:00pm. we're going to hear from supervisor the one runs that district she actually happen to be in the area yesterday when the crime occurred. >> in the south bay, a new resource to combat homelessness was unveiled today in san jose mayor matt mahan along with city residents celebrated th

bloomberg reporter, lucas shaw. luka, we don't know what it means.at is that? >> that is progress. i was talking with someone earlier today, he said this might be the first time they have talked consecutive days the entire time. i'm not sure, i'd have to fact-check that myself. but you know, them talking on consecutive days, they're not making a lot of leaves out of the room. they should a joint statement out of the day wednesday. these are all very positive signs. and everyone involved in the process, they have communicated more optimism this week than i have heard in a long time. you know the last time they had real negotiations was in august. they did move forward there, but there is still pretty far apart on a couple of key issues. >> the fact that four of the biggest ceos were in the room, does that signal, they mean business? >> yes it does. you know, earlier in the process the companies were mostly leaving the negotiations to their labor experts, their lawyers. and the ceos did start to get more involved. let's angel. live but they have regula

here is parent, sonia shaw from last week on parental rights. you know our kids can't even take a tylenol without our permission but yet he's picking and choosing what he wants us parents fo know. and i think that sends the message down that they have a clear agenda, they want control of our children. >> and she said she's hearing that frustration from parents from both sides of the aisle in that state, david. >> well, it's rather extraordinary what he's saying here, because you know that just yesterday the senate had a hearing on the supposed book bans and senator john kennedy from louisiana started reading from one of these books that are being read to third and fourth and 5th graders and it's so pornographic that you guys can't show it on fox news. so it can't be read, even read, not even the images, the words would not be allowed to be said on cable news, but somehow gavin newsom thinks that elementary school kids should hear these things. i'm interviewing miss shaw later today, but these are not radicals or extremists or maga republicans, t

>> well, that was dan thorn reporting now shaw's family. they set up a gofundme to help pay for the burial. as of this report is raised about $1400. developing news. we're learning more about that incident that left one man hospitalized after being shot by police in fairfield. officers say they responded to the area of tom or sunset avenues on wednesday afternoon after receiving a call about a man handling a gun. they say they ordered him to drop the gun but instead e pointed it at one of the officers and then an officer shot him. that man was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries and was later released hours later. he was identified cyrus santos. it was arrested for felony assault on a police officer. it was later determined that his fire on was actually a bb gun designed to look like a real semiautomatic handgun. the officer who shot him is now on administrative leave. the nearby grand middle school campus put on lockdown during that incident. >> shots 45 on officer. >> newly released body cam video shows the moments martinez po

daniel, i am in shaw hart. one of the hardest hits cities in the district of jamal looked dar in northeastern libby. i'm reporting in front of the cartoon university hospital where the bodies of victims are being brought in and where the injured are also being treated as hospital is usually only for emergencies. but right now, a large number of casualties are being brought here with their conditions ranging from moderates to critical. usually those were moderately injured are given 1st aid locally. well, those in critical condition are taken to medical institutions in nearby cities. the head of the shell hard municipalities spoke to us just now and confirmed that this hospital received dozens of bodies today. relatives are also coming here in search of family members. with me now is a woman who has come to look for her missing son. we have asked her to share her story. the letter, my son accompanied the family from to brook to another city on the way back. she called me from doing and said, mom, we have a stone

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big town and many too much houses and some of them they they still there, that's as far into korem shawیه تعدادی عکس بگیرم از اون مقر از اون سنگر سنگر تیرباری که مرتب داشت کار می کردد و دائم. کسی از اینجا عبور نکنه خب من یه لحظه احساس کرد که اصلاً تیر از کنار گوش من رد کرد رد شد یعنی واقعاً همین الان هم که دارم میگم صدای ویز اون گلوله ای که از کنار گوشم رد می شد رو هنوز توی گوشمه بیا بیا بیا اینان همان مزدورانی هستند که دقایقی پیش شهر بودن اینجا یه شور و حالی داشتن رسیده بودن به شهرشون رسیده بودن جایی که با یک در واقع غم سنگینی اینجا رو ترک کرده بودن به راحتی می شد نگاه کنی که با اون خفت خارج شدن از این شهر و امروز با اون عزت دارن شهرونو پس می گیرن نمیدونم انگار یک جشن ورودی یک جشنی گرفته بودن یک جشن عجیبی بود یک شو حال عجیبی بودای. چون هنوز ظاهراً اطلاعات عملیات خبر پاک سازی کامل شهر راو نداده بود که حالا از اینجا بود که من دیگه تصمیم گرفتم که هر جوری هست به هر قیمتی از خودم برسونم داخل شهر که یه جوری خلاصه فرار کردم از دستشون فرار کردم و بقیه شو تا مسجد جامعه پیاده رفت. وقتی وارد مسجد شدم هنوز هیچ کس نیومده بود. و شروع کردم عکاسی کردن. مسجد کاملاً سالم بود و هیچ اثری از خمپاره یا تیر

. >> i think shaw na is a champion for change because she is finding uncob vengsal ways to treat dementiaas well. to lift up alzheimer's patients, but to also lift up those caregivers who have been sacrificing day in and day out. my father has been taking care of his wife for nearly 50 years. >> that was one of georgia's favorite songs. and he was 90 years old. when i come to the choir, feel i'm going to be with george. a transformation of folks as if their body colts back responsive. one example i think of is one of our new who sing quiet prior to music starting. when the music starts, something happens. and it's witnessed by everyone. >> what would you say to loved ones who are on the verge of giving up? >> they are still there. they are still there. sing to them. >> music can really affect the brain in ways that are medicinal. and maybe that association with those positive memories, it maybe that it's sparking the parts of the brain that release these chemicals that are counter to the symptoms of education and aggression. if it works, we should use it. >> that has been the most healing

first time, whilst two—time quad champion andy lapthorne begins his title challenge against robert shawus open debut, lucy shuker plays japan's manami tanaka in the opening round of the women's wheelchair competition. some cricket for you and england spinner sophie ecclestone faces a spell on the sidelines after having surgery on her dislocated shoulder. the 24—year—old was hurt in the warm—up for manchester originals' final match of the hundred last month. another one of england's ashes stars lauren bell will play no further part in england t20 or odi series against sri lanka. bell continues to recover from the illness that ruled her out of the first two t20 fixtures of the series. the start of the rugby world cup is just a few days away. the opening match sees hosts france take on three—time world champions new zealand in paris. dan carter, who has lifted the trophy twice with the all blacks, has praised the current standard of world rugby, and the pacific nations in particular, emerging as contenders for the world cup. the growth of the game globally has been immense and the fact tha

much of liberties infrastructure neglected with the soul mountain road that links it to the town of shaw hot collapse and the floods is in the course of you know, what the issue is and build. those are, some of the general electricity company must intervene. we have been without electricity since saturday. we don't buy the water company has to get involved. they have to come to fix the drain pipe. so, but walk up some aid and folder in risk. you teams have arrived in libya, but with the country divided and the roads washed away. international help is struggling to reach those in need. nothing is working here. no national authorities, nothing. have a look and do something about it. we're experiencing a great injustice to. i don't know how many survivors have been left to dig through the mud and debbie themselves looking for their loved ones. the search for bodies as also moved out to sea for many of those and still missing were washed away from eliza from care international, gave us this update on the situation. the biggest challenges would be that the storm destructive all the roads to p

announcement came following talks between president choosing, paying on sooner than later by shaw outside the chinese city of 100 and a joint statement that china calls the removal of sanctions imposed on syria over its set for civil war to friday. so mold protests against the south nation in minnesota and kind of swayed, demonstrates us up in fencing the august other worsening economic conditions. we'll see you go to all holla, otherwise they said china is rolled on the global stage for fryeburg university. i asked to why china is now closing up to serious aside well, i think china has um, yeah, to strategic interest and taking out of this visit of us, southern china. i wouldn't over estimate the strategic importance of this business, but it's um, there is a political and economic incentive. i see. politically, of course, this visit comes in very handy at a time in which china is trying to expand his role in the middle east. beyond economic engagement, and of course, it's playing quite nicely and those even things has to provide alternatives to western engagement, to provide potential fi

let's have a look now some of the other stories making news around the world today. german chancellor shaw says outline plans to spur economic growth. he says bureaucracy needs to be caught. conservative opposition leader says the government's budget plants will not need germany's commitments to nato. a psych loan has inflicted widespread devastation in southern brazil. torrential rain and floods have killed at least 31 people. thousands of others have had to leave their homes where rain is likely to bring further flooding. extreme weather is also battering southern europe again storm daniel has inflicted widespread damage causing lamps, lines, increased turkey and bulgaria. 12 people are known to have been killed. parts of the region saw more rain in 24 hours than would normally fall in a year. sports now and canada as advanced to the semi finals at the basketball world comp for the 1st time ever, things to a $189.00 victory over slovenia. it was a back and forth battle until late in the game. lavinia led by and be a superstar and look at dante. just couldn't keep a canada slowly started

lot of people trying to donate lots at the moment for the victims that i'll speed up is john phillip shaw is reporting for us from or uncle. now leaders, the g 20 summit and delhi have issued a joint expedition despite wide differences or the water near cran. on back last year is communicated. the document does not mention rochelle by name. the summit also saw the african union joining the jew 20 club and keep patches being made for tackling climate change. it was the success india wanted for its d 20 presidency. mac is the nouns, the adoption of the declaration goes on. i got about well latest meeting in delhi, decide expectations to issue a joint declaration about the text of the war and ukraine felt sure of condemning rush this aggression. instead it's cold on states to refrain from threatening or using force to gain territory. still the gym and chancellor called the kimmie indicate a success. is this a business visit this just annoyed to you? it is important that once again, we have found words to make it clear that the territorial integrity of a state like ukraine cannot simply be ch

them is jeremie shaw from shaw architects. calling to empty this proposal. we believe it has been 2 weeks for learning are projects and excited see this expansion to the medium size 10 to 24 unit and home sf. our small shop -- represents over 200 units that would be a better in the pipe line that would benefit from this project. this legislation and hopefully help them to getting a culture to our housing goal we really appreciate your support. thank you. i. alisa a resident of san francisco the past 28 years and i'm here to support. applicant so we can move on and have more units be built. thank you. why thank you. >> next speaker, please. hi. i'm brand a san francisco resident calling to expect my support to include all projects regardless of unit count. this includes home s footwork project. smaller projects are more sensitive to costs begin all of the markets changes going on and had a ton of new house nothing neighborhoods i support. so, please support the amendment. sounds like it might be happening. and thank you for your time on this important item. t

andy lapthorne, meanwhile, beat robert shaw of canada 6—3, 2—6, 6—3 in the quad event.open for the third time, after taking the title in 2014 and 2019. gordon reid and lucy shuker are also through. an air accicident report into the helicopter crash that killed the leicester city chairman, vichai srivaddhanaprabha, in 2018 and four other people on board has found the crash was "inevitable" after a sequence of mechanical failures, and that the pilot could do very little to save all those on board. in the last couple of hours, leicester city football club have released a statement saying... "we commend the extensive and detailed body of work undertaken by the air accidents investigation branch and welcome the publication of its report, in the hope it will contribute positively to the continued development of future aviation standards and safety." the former spain head coach, jorge vilda, says being sacked weeks after winning the women's world cup is unfair. vilda was dismissed on tuesday, amid the fallout from president luis rubiales' behaviour at the final and his refusal

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loved to read, and the most interesting thing, he loved to read plays, shakespeare, chekhov, bernard shawr him very much, protected him very much, but when i became very seriously ill, i was sick a little months, and i was literally between life and death, he was here... sitting next to me at night , he brought me out, he pulled me out of the other world, as a result, he did not have to undergo flight tests at the club, the instructor offered him for the next year. there was no more for next year. october 4, early in the morning the assault on the white house begins. the first to die were the barricaders who slept in tents, the apcs that were crushed and shot. tanks hit the building and snipers join in. we lived nearby at the time, and i woke up to the sound of the windows rattling in the apartment. what's happening, i asked. they told me, and my heart sank. i didn’t let him in, i, i begged, i cried, i hit him on the cheek, i said, don’t go, don’t go, no, especially now i’ll go, and my little one is sleeping behind the wall, who should i choose, and i’m left , he left, i watched the tv al

i know eric shaw is here and members of is team. it continues with our private partners. it does take a village. this talks about the need to build. they have to build 82,000 units in the next 80 years. never the less in the process of focusing on all of the new development we can't forget about preservation. preservation of existing affordable housing to ensure the people living in buildings like this are protected. i know this project was complicated. five locations, 69 units. the program around preservation, especially at the height of the pandemic has done more than just 69 units. in fact over $200 million of investments to preserve and protect the units throughout the city of san francisco. i'm grateful we have so many dedicated people helping us to do that. we know there is so much work to be done. that's why it's so important to have the celebrations and acknowledge the work. part of the work wouldn't be done without state support. your former supervisor and current state senator scott weiner is here. without his advocacy. people walk into their new home and know t

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shaw, we one last question for you, uh, in your opinion, what can be done? uh, maybe from the muslim uh community collectively, what can be done uh to to quell such such attacks and to uh to quell such extremism? number one, uphold to muhammad and his doctrines, this is number one, consid, number two, consider that muhammad and birthday is a day of unity for all the muslims and that anyone who is outside that congregation. will be an outcast. number three, they have to have to adopt policies that target extremism, takfirism, those who consider anyone else a non-muslim, number four, they have to cleans their their their falls and their countries of these tendencies which are supported by the petro dollars. of some countries and whose interest is to to to to keep countries like pakistan like iran, like iraq, those big country like turkey, like other countries, especially the big countries which have celebrated, and at least 10 large countries have celebrated, the biggest 10 countries of the muslim world have celebrated the prophet muhammad, while the people of

troy taylor took over for david shaw and installed the offense he used with great success.here will be growing pains. a trip to the islands will be a good test. >> the guys are excited. they worked extremely hard in the off-season. they are ready to play. can't wait to get on the plane and get out to hawaii. larry: florida at utah. first offensive play. the bomb. bryson barnes to money parks. 7-0 utah. nate johnson keeping on the option here. nice cut right there. 27 yards. utah wins with the backup qb. sports on abc seven sponsored by >> this is abc seven. >> live in san francisco. >> live in oakland. >> you're watching abc7news live. >> we are -- where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc 7 bay area streaming app. join us and start watching. ama: you can watch live and on-demand available for apple , tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, roku. download now and start streaming. thanks for watching. dan: for all of us, we appreciate your time. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- lady gaga, and jake tapper. and n

it will get worse if this crisis becomes widespread, artists such as shaw and dunn will be forced to their business . experts say that this crisis has caused 3 billion dollars of damage so far. and the palestinians were members the resistance groups in salem crossing in the north of jenin opened fire towards the occupiers in the town of salman, in the south of al -qasa mosque, there were also armed clashes in the north against them. in the north of hebron, some young people targeted a man-made guard tower at the entrance to the city of bam. the members of the parliament and jordan demanded the expulsion of the ambassador of the zionist regime. to women by signing a petition, palestine asked the jordanian government to remove the ambassador of the zionist regime from the imam. they also asked the inter-parliamentary union of the european parliament and the arab majlis to condemn this crime and react to the behavior and policy of the zionist regime. they were insulted in front of their children. they threatened them with data and trained dogs. the meeting of the g20 countries will be h