i'm the policy director at epa and i am part of the cit working group. and i can't say enough good things about this unit. they're wonderful people. they are the change we are looking for here within sfpd. they're collaborative, kind, smart. and i like to have to see two women up here presenting. and sergeant collins, modest, but she's now, i think, the commanding officer of the unit. so we are happy to have her. one thing that i think is overlooked is the amount of community policing this unit does. and this list was prepared for a meeting that we had with chief scott. but i think lieutenant molina prepared it. but this is some of the outside trainings that the cit unit does in the community. the sf sro provides was west side clinic, behavioral health services and sf providers golden gate bridge patrol, yerba buena gardens conservancy. see the ambassador program, the alert program, police activities league cadet program, the progress foundation and providers as ucsf fellow program philz coffee personnel hyatt hotel security personnel and citywide staff.

yeah, it was really interesting being in cyprus and speaking to the cit, pre a government who appear to feel that they are very confident that this humanitarian maritime aide car adult. the plan will get agreement with these. riley's, the foreign minister, cyprus, so constantine as complex as in israel at the end of the week speaking with the president, isaac had sold and they said these ready decided said that there are serious negotiations on this. essentially, the cit prius believe that because it is going to be predominantly your pin a that comes into the port of law nica that they are proposing to his live live is radio, with ortiz, to check exactly what is in that aid, what's going on to ship unchecked what will eventually go to gaza that that seems to be a feasible and a reasonable option for these these ratings. as we heard the presidency is saying that they not believe that they have political agreements. but it's about technical agreement. and one of the big issues that is a by cause and not having a pull right now. and what would this help actually look like in, in practic

and a lot of these calls require cit tactics to be implemented. time and distance and all the things that we learned in cit training. so that's the idea is to get as many people trained as we can, as we have this resource, this core unit that does, you know, some of the higher functioning work and they are the ones that are keeping this work going in the department. so that's really important as well. i wouldn't see a problem with a 300 unit or cit staffed unit, but but one of the questions around sojourn, you use sojourn, you know, a lot where we talk a lot about sojourn, how many cohorts have been through sojourn five, five cohorts and how is sojourn paid for? it is it's originally there was a donation made to the company that we are working with which is sojourn to the past. some of it is paid for by the department but that to get it off the ground, there was a donor that who we don't know who it is that actually made a donation to sojourn to help us get this started for the outset. and so the additional cohorts have all been funded by the city

on monday, the italian capital hosted a citting to commemorate the children who have been killed in gaza, more than 5,600 minors have died as a result of the ongoing ruthless israel's military assault. the death toll has surpassed 13,300 so far, including over 3,500 women with 30,000 more people wounded, according to the hamas run health ministry in the gaza strip. the roame sitin took place on world's children day, with the participants calling for an end to the war in gaza where children's rights are being violated daily. italy has commercial and military agreements in place with israel and that's why we don't do anything, zionism is racism, as a result, palestinian kids are being considered second class victims, the citting held in stubbed our shameful charter on the rights of the child, referring to a united nations convention first issued in 1924 and successively reviewed to protect children's. rights worldwide. according to the united nations declaration on the rights of the child, all children should be protected against all forms of cruelty. however, a growing number of people in

and a lot of these calls require cit tactics to be implemented. time and distance and all the things that we learned in cit training. so that's the idea is to get as many people trained as we can, as we have this resource, this core unit that does, you know, some of the higher functioning work and they are the ones that are keeping this work going in the department. so that's really important as well. i wouldn't see a problem with a 300 unit or cit staffed unit, but but one of the questions around sojourn, you use sojourn, you know, a lot where we talk a lot about sojourn, how many cohorts have been through sojourn five, five cohorts and how is sojourn paid for? it is it's originally there was a donation made to the company that we are working with which is sojourn to the past. some of it is paid for by the department but that to get it off the ground, there was a donor that who we don't know who it is that actually made a donation to sojourn to help us get this started for the outset. and so the additional cohorts have all been funded by the city

managers because sometimes they come out with new share classes, new vehicles from a mutual fund to cit so want to be thorough in that manner. the other aspect is how the fund fees rank relative to peer groups, so the other type of funds. again, there is no performance looking in, all the performance reports we look at are aul al net of fees, but it is just a different lens. there is no requirement that you offer the cheapest investment product to your participants, because there is certainly a value proposition to be had, but we also want to pay attention. are the fees reasonable relative to the other manufactures or investment managers. with that backdrop, i turn your attention to slide 2 and just to orient ourselves, this is is a table of all the investment options that participants have access. the target date funds, the first row, we collapsed them into one, so just over $900 million. the average expense ratio is 35 basis points and just highlight, included in the very bottom, but that was fee reduction from the previous glide path manager to the tune of about 5 basis points, so th

molecule p $57.00 as a hung us the precedent for treating a piece of tea in the 1990 percent of peyton cit, the molecule and licensed it to multinational firm a company, pfizer. and then you k based biotech fi too, from no credit was given to the some people and there was so much interest and hide about this dependence. and the research was in use papers. it was reported globally that it was decimated by of a change. so people came out and sort of decided they were going to make money off of um, the removal of this plan. the style of this plan, who do you guys have to be protected in south africa? namibia, illegal harvesting is one of the main threats against the plans. it took until the early 2, thousands for the some people to become aware of the csr outpatient. with help from n g o's, the community successfully campaigned for the role of the traditional knowledge to be acknowledged under a benefit sharing agreement, they were to receive milestone of royalty payments. it's not clear how many cases by a piracy there has been the united nations has tried to instigate to solution under its

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and israel has bombed the area since the october 7 terror attack cit, prius plan could build a temporary floating port just off the coast base, a biscuit dramatically, speed up the delivery of aide. one ship can carry 500 times. what a truck come in nicosia, the cypriot red cross says it's in communication with the government and can move a like this quickly. we are ready at any time and we have a such a warehouse as smaller in all the districts. so we're ready at any time within the hour. please come on, send to the next along the ports coordinates between 21 countries. when it comes to evacuations, from crisis zones, it's been operational since 2016. it's set to play a major role in the humanitarian aid cardo plums, set them to conditional needs to have a different security environment to be able to proceed with the implementation of these ideas. but of course we are in the context paddling to did those preparations with all the stakeholders involved from greece and the netherlands are really keen to get a moving here quickly. a argentinians head to the polls today and i run off electi

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the two superpowers aren't necessarily going to cit eyed, but they can figure out that these are thean work together. that is why people are looking at this meeting as significant, even if there isn't a huge takeaway at bn. michelle, thank ou for huge takeaway at bn. michelle, thank you forjoining — huge takeaway at bn. michelle, thank you forjoining us- _ staying with us china relations — and another meeting between the world's two largest economies this week has been on climate change. talks have born some fruit, with the us climate envoyjohn kerry saying washington and beijing have reached some climate change agreements. he's been speaking to the bbc�*s nick marsh at a gathering of business leaders in singapore. we felt that our four days of talks were very successful. we did come up with some agreements. we're just going through some process now, but we hope to share them with everybody at the appropriate moment. so yeah, i mean, obviously very important to work with china. but your administration's flagship green policy, the inflation reduction act, as you know, in beijing, that

show cit, nick, his president of rethinking foreign policy was this co director of the jewish voice for peace. he says us, the thoughts he's being intimidating to support thing is well, with other voices being shot down. the idea of and design is and uh and, and then uh, being a form of anti semitism is part of what, what we're seeing here the, the report that i just issued through rutgers university, the co operative co opted with professor sire these examined how is not my phobia is the flip side of the sort of new drug pro israel, a sort of politics that we have here in the united states. and i think that that while we were looking at how it influences policy, the main way it does that is through the public discourse and putting into public discourse. various troops about muslims, arabs, and specially palestinians, all of whom are, are painted as in a plea and inherently anti western, anti american. and in particular, anti semitic. when it comes to the question of israel, there is very clearly an effort to stigmatize and demonized the support for palestinians as being inherently anti

little islands, prime minister has also said he's not a great cit describing israel's response to the homeless attack. something bought, approaching revenge, bringing together the community of ambassadors, shows the israel is what it's losing international support about the ways prosecuting the war and gaza. but the diplomatic tipping point may come if one of its traditional allies decided to call for a cease fire. or even the names to the war. alec fisher, i'll just see it up in occupied east jerusalem. the to bring you some of the things other news now and at least 20 people have been chosen camera ruined officer a gunman and talked to a village. it happened to the child of mom, fate, in one of the countries angler phone regions. there has been unrest than the english speaking region since 2017, when separate, has declared independence in the us, the former president donald trump, has taken the stands in new york and his civil fraud trial. trump testified for 5 hours, often arguing with the judge had to go hand reports on his court appearance. outside of new york courthouse, protest

football means some other targets, including wesson's desk renewals and garza. meanwhile, permanent cit. benjamin netanyahu has visited several. is wally military base is a praise the troops for their results. i gave this thomas and reiterated his commitment to seeing the warranty was the victory. i don't really know. we've had very, very difficult days. but you know what we're doing in the, i'll fight is just trample them. we will finish them with your help and god's help . well done, everybody. thank you. despite the benjamin destiny, all his claims that goes to is on his side notes everyone and as well support department as the stones coming up late to this. now we have from a rabbi and human rights activist who's a suggestive innocence cannot be justified. 5 religious rhetoric stay with us for that the, but it's a europe now where hundreds of thousands of protesters have gathered on the streets of london cooling for a sci fi and gone. so the british authors, he's were quick to condemn the raleigh saying that they coincides with honest his day when people across the u. k. remember th

78 percent for them, or just sort of kind of by this time as we actually have $22.00, the policy and cit. therefore, we believe it's time for the national community to do something with the file a few months before the october, the 7th. the tragedy, the prime minister of the palestinian authority actually said that washington was running the arab israeli conflict rather than solving its mission of fall, given the events that are taking place. what's your take on the ministers assessment? you know, it's through, i know, i know a lot of details about this issue from the one that, i mean it can be very, i mean, said that the of, of the only, i mean you got to and still have a right. i mean, to manage the situation between us, but it's to them and there's right, i remember better by them instead of a lot of that the, you know, i think you'll know if tony blair here best to be sure to invite you for the me the least yeah, i don't have absolutely. i don't want him to live in general setup is zillow, sell him. and then i remember very well from video, one of the one that is that i sold him. tha

identity or get a hold of somebody that hit on body of value, let me know when they load on you know, the cit, bradley, my leave an easy and accept the a focus. maybe i think of almost like a do kind of a bad audio on the course of like a size and maybe that, and that's a villain. allegories isn't gonna finish every single day, and then your boss, all on the basis of this unit, that's what and they are to me, but on i can for that or 33. and i said, i am said the same back what and they would show me what the sample is. you need us . i mean, what is that, you mean is in need of any the so based on a given and but didn't say, i guess what the percent. but i'm a deficit. i'm in korea, i offered, but at the end it goes so we so again, it was about sample and the zip of getting that is what the sample for point 8 and focus. so i need somebody getting unplugged, but i think that is what it all could have been. like i said in the unlikely event that this book is nominated easily for the sample of all of them will get. so when a messy on your motto, it goes, it will say that this what the, what the

criminal court. ongoing investigation into war crimes in the occupied palestinian territories are equal cit, i'll just say around london. the to the news now and specialist mine is being brought in to help free 41 work has trapped inside of collapse tunnel in india. the so called rac mine is so using manual digging techniques, including drilling by hand, that's off the rescue. teams had problems with the heavy machinery initially brought in to reach the workers food, oxygen and water have been provided through the pipes since the tunnel collapse. 2 weeks ago called hearings, a big hunting basing for a lawsuit brought on by the families of passengers last on malaysia airlines flight 370. a 2018 report failed to identify what caused the plane to disappear over the indian ocean. while on the fly from fata lupert to beijing 9 years ago and returning to our top story in the un says civilians in gaza face any immediate possibility of starvation as food supplies continue to run dangerously low. but despite the suffering, palestinians are coming together to help each other in round, the con reports

i've been, while i had was that the demonstrations in baghdad, supporters of iraq cit prominent the leader have gathered in the main is good in the capital about that and to edit a split, to protest against the visit by us sick and said he overstate anthony lincoln so about that in which he tried to send a threatening message to iran, bucks um with groups who have been targeting us, us submitted 3 facilities and both a rock and city. uh, and the opposite amount of that minutes we can paid by a israel again, is that because it seems that the united states is stepping up its diplomatic efforts in the region to prevent any more escalation. it does not want the conflict in it has that to spin over in the region. but meanwhile, this comes as hezbollah brigades in baghdad have been threatening that this visit by anthony lincoln will provoke an unprecedented escalation. and the agent whether or not this visit by anthony lincoln would, as he goes, that remains to be seen, especially that they are mcgrooves, the iran bucks, mcgrooves and iraq had been threatening to identify attacks against us mili

shurma there, spent enough time with, shusteram, that cit. there are some absolutely wild positions that the investigation against shurma was carried out there by sensitive parahabotes, and not ordered, and not by journalists, anti-corruptionists, all this looks, well, really quite negative, but here is what connects the two articles and time and economist , it seems to me that the ukrainian segment, at least there, the social network has split into two camps, some are simply... lost in a stupor, and is it really true, what is all the talk about , that everything is so difficult at the front and, about what says zaluzhnyi, these are people who were poisoned by the marathon, the only one, yes, and they sincerely believed in some kind of coffee there very soon in the crimea and so on, and the second part of ukrainians, who, well , say that we did not read anything new there, the situation at the front for all those who follow it is obvious and probably the time has come for a serious conversation with the country, and of course these two materials are very different in their tonality, a se

the nose, but we're hearing that that heavy fighting is still happening or not for a free and gaza. cit tvs. a troops are incidents foot soldiers. so i'll fight thing was snipers with weapons against see how my spices. and they said that they all up against it. there's been an see, it's like me solves a, finds them in the news as well as for days i've been thrown them. so they're taking it slowly me to buy me to as they move in. and they confirmed that they've had a barking from the force, but also interestingly from the navy as well. that said that it had cars out soon as strikes from the mediterranean sea. so the best thing that they are still moving and strong. but of course, despite that they have had losses themselves. and sarah, excuse me, and so it was only about the us actually have space on the blink. and he is expected to arrive in the region on friday was on his agenda of the yeah, of course. uh the us has been pushing for more humanitarian a to answer, especially fuel which is real has refused. so far to do, i'll figure out how much will use that fuel and uh, increase its an

little islands, prime minister has also said he's not a great cit describing israel's response to the homeless attack. something more approaching revenge, bringing together the community of i'm best of those shows, the israel is what it's losing international support. about the way it's prosecuting the warning guys. but the diplomatic tipping point may come if one of its traditional allies decided to call for a cease fire, or even the names to the war. i would say, sure, i'll just eat up in occupied east jerusalem. the, the okay, let's bring you some of the days of a new style and former us president donald trump has taken to the stand in new york . and his civil for trial is the case of lying about the value of his assets, bicycle hanging reports. outside of new york courthouse, protestors greeted the former president with signed warning that he was about to face some consequences. as donald trump arrived the media watching from above and in the court room, a scowling trump waiting to testify under oath the new york attorney general su, saying the trump organization inflated the valu

little islands, prime minister has also said he's not a great cit describing issue response to the homeless attack. something mode approaching revenge, bringing together the community of ambassadors shows the israel is what it's losing international support about the ways prosecuting the war and gaza. but the diplomatic tipping point may come if one of its traditional allies decided to call for a cease fire. or even the names to the war. alec fisher, i'll just eat up in occupied east jerusalem. the in spring. you some of the days other news now and over in the us, the former president, donald trump, has taken the stand in new york in a civil fraud trial. he's accused of lying about the value of his assets. trump testified for 5 hours, often arguing with a judge particle hanging reports on his court appearance. outside of new york courthouse, protestors greeted the former president with signed warning that he was about to face some consequences. as donald trump arrived the media watching from above and in the court room, a scholarly and trump waiting to testify under oath the new york attorn

and even there is there any cit, bossy that had provided a clear vision about about the use of these facilities as because to be main uh, facilities for carrying and rating, different military operations of lead to, to the palestinian fights as a tool. now the attacks and civilians continue as has been 2 houses had been widely bombarded bakeries lots of times and. busy recently of the destruction and even that tax on the vicinity of the majority of cause that main central hospitals of course, the territory talk. thank you very much for that for now. that is todd. otherwise, in joining us live from con eunice in the south of the gaza strip that spring and mohammed jumped to him. he's joining us live from ramallah, mom of, of his heard from the palestinian authority, the health ministry, and they're saying that they hold as rails rating for food. they said fully responsible for any lives that will be lost at all. ship a hospital as a result of this raid is that that's right, elizabeth, and let me just bring you up to speed with what we've heard thus far from the is really our me. in th

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criminal court, ongoing investigation into war crimes in the occupied palestinian territories. heartful cit, i'll just say around london. amount of tuesday, shooting and wounding 3 college students have published, doing them to send in the us state of vermont has pleaded not guilty to attempted matter. jason, equally will be held in custody without fail. investigators treating that tank as a suspected hate crime. this particular case, he is an incredibly young man from our home in the occupied westbank. elizabeth price is desperate. learning that her son who shot our tawny, may be paralyzed, never able to walk again after he and his 2 friends were shot, walking down the street in burlington vermont on saturday. my husband is devastated by the fact that he couldn't protect his son. and that this happened in the states and selling the expense of my husband really feels like there's no safe to be posting any longer to show. i'm a spending the thanksgiving holiday weekend at his grandmother's house, along with his friends and fellow college students. can abdul, how much does she on it? taking a

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." ♪ cit ♪ " dangerous propaganda spreading like virus on left wing college campuses and social medial government is finally investigating more than a half dozen schools after an explosion of antisemitism incidents that left jewish students too afraid to go to class. the latest display happening at university of pennsylvania. disturbing posters popped up on campus comparing the israeli people being held hostage by hamas to cattle. sadly, universities aren't only place radical ideas are running wild. millions of tiktok users are endorsing 9/11 mastermind, osama bin laden vile letter to america, where the terrorist leader justifies the slaughter of nearly 3000 americans. >> i need you to stop what you are doing and go read a letter to america. it is the craziest thing i've read in a while. i can't say i'm that surprised, i am pretty shocked. >> they have brainwashed us to think we're the best place on the planet. >> he had good points. >> guilty, too. he right. he right. >> tiktok says they will scrub the bin laden video, but damage has been done, videos been shared over 14 million time

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you talked to me about how you said he had a great smile, that he carred so much about the cit of louisvillehow much were you thinking of him last night? >> a lot. we lost tommy. i lost the god father to my kids about six months later. we all lived in that same neighborhood. we lost our interpreter, virginia moore, who people all around the world got to know during the pandemic. we've lost some really special people, and i recognize that's a part of life and grief is the other side of love, the more you hurt, the more you love them, but i'm thinking about them a lot. i think about tommy and sitting at the inauguration in this huge fur hat that i gave him a little grief about, and we're going to keep a chair open for him. we're going to put that hat on. i think about my friend john who i think was standing right over my shoulder four years ago when we won. i know they're looking down. i know they love me, i love them too and we'll see them again. >> governor andy beshear, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> up next, some republicans are doing a little bit of soul searching after last n

cit' bank it is wells fargo it is, you know, union bank. i love union bank, thank you. they're doing it in the open there's no back room. they're just doing it. they just hit you with fees. they just manipulate thaings raise interest rates they just do. it. there's no secret jewish it's just investor numbers that need to be hit. >> i think you know in a way i gotten a lot of questions over the last few years about what we actually do about it and there's a couple ofd things. one is giving people a way out by saying look there's actually things we can doer politically socially, there's stuff you can do, but i think giving people a path to understanding systems which is not easy and not like we're kind of, you know, raised to easily be able to have financial system of why it is working this way -- >> yeah a lot of early banking stuff with the roth child is incredibly complicated console and gold sales and the loans this stuff is very, very technical i don't understand it and i read a lot of books about it. so it's, you know, it make sense that people would be upset at the

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. >> at this hour, we are monitoring a large anti-israel in new york city cit which has forced grand central statioy grand n to close. this is a critical transportation hub in the city. we're going to keep you posted. look at that all night as thespa situation on the ground unfolds. >> but nowtithe city. on to the president's anemic support of israel with his party divided over our allies right to defend itself from terrorisnfolds.the presm. sm. >> biden's knees have become noticeably weak, but there won' t no cease fire until hamas is no more. watch. >> a cease fire with hamas means surrender to hamas surrender to term and the victory of the iran'rrender s of terror. so there won't be a ceasel be a fire without the of israeli hostages. that's not going to happen. we just had a congresswoman from michigan censured by the house of representatives, congresswoman rashida tlaib, for using and posting from the river to the sea. >> from the river to the sea means there's no israel, from the jordan river to the mediterranean, which is a tiny area, by the way, that encompasses israel. there

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