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they will actually adopt a resolution recognizing the couple and their eat learn play foundation. now the foundation has renovated 17 playgrounds and raised $6 million for literacy programs. it's provided 25 million meals for children as well. and you know, today is giving tuesday and bmo bank. they're actually taking part in an annual employee giving campaign. bmo partnered with the united way nonprofit for a three week campaign this year, over a thousand employees across north america are volunteering with the nonprofit. and this morning, those in the bay area gathered at the nonprofit's office in san francisco. they'll be donating their time and money to provide financial, career and basic needs services for low income individuals and their families. we want to be doing good in the communities where we're present. volunteering, donating. bmo also donates over $80 million of corporate donations a year. last year, over 88% of bmo employees participated in the campaign, and they donated over $31 million to support their communities. a great example that it is. all right. great wea

the oakland city council plans to adopt a resolution recognizing the couple and their. eat learn play foundation a foundation supports children in oakland with nutritious meals and quality reading resources and opportunities to play. it's renovated 17 playgrounds, raised $6 million for literacy program, and 25 million meals for children. as for steph and the warriors, they are hoping to end their four game losing streak tonight. the dubs are in denver to face the nuggets. it is an nbc nba cup tournament game. the warriors are already into the knockout round of the tournamen, but can get a better seed with a win tonight. tune in to nbc sports bay area for warriors pre and postgame live starting at 6 p.m. tip off is at 7:00. our janelle wang is working on the 5:00 news. hi, audrey. another smash and grab caught on camera. nbc bay area obtained this video. it's dramatic. video thieves using a stolen moving van to crash into this market in the east bay. the video provides a clearer picture of the suspects and the damage done, what the business owner and police are saying about this crime. and a medi

oakland city council will adopt a resolution recognizing the couple and their eat, learn, play foundationfunds for literacy programs, and provided millions of meals for children. that does it for this edition of the fast forward. i'll be back all aftern when a tough cough finds you on the go, a syrup would be... silly! woo! hey! try new robitussin soft chews. packed with the power of robitussin... in every bite. easy to take cough relief, anywhere. chew on relief, chew on a ♪ robitussin ♪ katie! it's future you. constipation with belly pain again? our doctor figured it out. she said... it's ibs-c and... linzess could help you get ahead of it. linzess is not a laxative. it's a once-daily pill that helps you get ahead of your symptoms. it's proven to help you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. and helps relieve overall abdominal symptoms - belly pain, discomfort, and bloating. do not give linzess to children less than tw it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with bloody o

clerk call item 19 >> item 19 a resolution approving amendment number 5 to grant agreement with the office of economic and workforce development and mid market foundation for management of the mid market center community based safety from increase the grant amount by 7.7 million not to exceed amount of 68. 8 million. the period of july 22 through june 25. effective upon approval by the board of supervisors and the director of the on whiches economic and workforce develop to enter in modifications to the contract prior to the final execution by all parties. that don't increase the obligations nor liabilities to the city and necessary for the purposes of the agreement. madam chair. >> next. san francisco office of economic and workforce development w. middle east is sam the director of the street response cordination from the san francisco d. emergency management. start by talk about this agreement purpose and history. batch lorp programs part of a recovery effort. designed to increase safety, actual and perception in areas they operate. this contract was awarded and amended 4 times. increasing the duration of the contract and increasing the not to excee

the oakland city council is expected to adopt a resolution recognizing the couple and their eat, learn, play foundation. the foundation has renovated 17 playgrounds and raised $6 million for literacy programs. it has also provided 25 million meals for kids. well, turning now to today is giving tuesday experts say family homelessness is an invisible problem in san francisco compared to the more seen troubles of single adult homelessness. and today, we are putting the spotlight on an organization that's giving back in small and big ways to help break the cycle of homelessness in san francisco. today, in the bay's ginger conejero saab live for us in the city this morning and ginger experts there, they're saying that family homelessness is an increasingly invisible problem. there. that's right. marcus and laura, you may walk past a family experiencing homelessness and have no idea. and that's because the needs aren't as telling as those from single adult homelessness that we often see on the streets of san francisco. i sat down with the director of children of shelters, alexandria lewis, to learn more abou

the oakland city council is expected to adopt a resolution recognizing the couple for their eat learn, play foundation. now, the foundation has renovated 17 playgrounds and raised $6 million for literacy programs. it is also provided 25 million meals for kids. it's really nice to see okay, it's giving tuesday. maybe pick a charity of your choice. makes you feel good when you give, right? it really does. all right. all right. tis the season as well. yeah. feels like winter in the bay area. yes it does. it's been a cold morning, but will be a warm day. there's such a wide range in temperatures. from the way we start our day to the afternoon. you just want to make sure you're prepared. but you don't have to worry a about liming time outside, because our air quality is improving. even though the past couple of days we had those spare the air alert days, today we're seeing our air quality going from unhealthy to moderate. so we are looking at once again some much better air quality. it won't look as hazy as you're stepping out the door, but it's cold. it's in the upper 30s in the north bay and parts of the

resolutions 242 and 238, which were the kind of foundation stones of u.s. policy on the palestinian issue for a generation. the idea of once again making that a foundation, even though it's not possible to move forward, has some sense to it. i want to ask you about more immediate worry. i had an opportunity to talk last week with king abdullah of jordan, and without going into what he said, i think it's fair to say that jordanians are concerned about the possibility that is as this conflict goes forward, still without a cease-fire, there could be an implosion in the west bank. west bank has escaped the kind of catastrophic violence that people expected. i want to ask you what your sense is about the political situation of west bank, how close it is to the kind of explosion that jordanians fear. >> i think the right, first of all, remind .500 i may, that right before october 7, everybody was talking about the u.s. bank of gaza. everybody actually wanted, the solution was not that far from erupting. that was the solution before. if anything, what happened aft

that was the foundation of the united nations and the united nations can't even pass a resolution condemning this, for crying out loud. we are different and we do have different views of life but imperialism cannot be part of other sites calculus. we've got that troubles ahead of us. >> i think one of the things that's important is there is tremendous bipartisan support for those sentiments. donald trump selection has been presented as foreign policy is going to go way over here and what is the united states going to do? the reality is support for ukraine, support to address the threat from china, those are strong bipartisan values that we agree on. i think the suggestion that things are going to change dramatically is not entirely true because congress is an independent branch of government and right now there's a lot of bipartisan support for the foreign policy values that jim talked about and i talked about and we are talking about being here in this forum. >> i want to agree violently. [laughter] this is a bipartisan issue and there's a lot of agreement. you will see people that are diss

on it's area and we're the foundation of the the you want to, you know, just need a reminder of a child. so is this, the united nations general assembly has passed a resolution demanding, i mean, mediates the spot in gas during an emergency session? member states also forwarded in support of the you and agency for palestinian refugees. in human administration, in syria says it's willing to work with international organizations to secure a potential chemical weapons sites across the country is also 5 to hold accountable . those involved in torturing, shooting, detains, and state prisoners. fighters and the new administration have destroyed the tomb of office of us. father auster, president bush out on the side, said far to the millions of the announcements assessed on the phone in western city . during sylvia's civil war, more than 13000000 syrians fled to other countries throughout the world. the nation's estimates the 3000000 syrian refugees live in naples and took care. 8 hosts the largest refugee population in the world, 11 on has the 2nd largest number of citizens was about 774000 registered people. germany has the 3rd largest about 716000. european unio

for new total amount of $38 million for item 17, this resolution approves the second amendment to the dph agreement and the san francisco aids foundation to provide mental health and substance abuse treatment services with a three year term extension now through june 30, 2028 and increase the contract amount by $9.96 million for new amount of $19.6 million. >> same house same call. the resolutions are adopted. >> item 18 is resolution to approve an agreement between the sf mta, and hitachi rail gts inc. for design fernxment imp lmation for support related serveish for communication based train control service for 9 year contract term design and procurement with approximately $212 million fallowed by 10 year contract of support with amounts of approximately $114 million and two 5 year options to extend the authority with not to exceed $237.6 million for total contract term of up to 29 years and total contract amount of $564 million. >> same house, same call. the resolution is adopted. >> item 19, this is resolution to retroactively authorize the office district attorney to assessment and expends $319 thousand grant from department insur

. >> items 33-36 are 4 resolutions approving grants and gifts for the department of opinion health. 33180 thousand dollars grant from the san francisco general hospital foundation. for program entitled med surge icu and the family birth center through august 31. 2025. item 34 this resolution accepts sxenldzs a million dollars guarantee from health resource administration community project funding congressional spending construction september 24 through 27. and item 35. an in kind gift of 1. then million in covid-19 test kits from the california department of public health in support of the clinic patients and staff and item 36, the item authorizes the submittal of an application to continue to receive funding for the ryan wyatt aids emergency relief grant program grant from the health resource service administration. and request 15. 7 million in hiv emergency relief program fund further san francisco eligible met rearea for the period march of 25 through february of 2026. >> no names on the roster we will take these items same house same call. the resolutions are adopted. >> next 37. resolution to retroactive low approve an agreement with the department of earl

context statements are also a foundational resource to advance equity goals and historic preservation, including the hbc's equity goals and recommendations outlined in resolution7. centering preservation planning on racial and social equity. they help identify sites of importance to communities that are eligible for landmarking and recommending policies to incentivize businesses, protect community spaces, and interpret significant sites. whether the physical fabric of a building exists or has been lost. context statements are also considered living documents and are updated as new information is learned about the people and places important to san francisco's communities. i will now turn the presentation over to grant dinh to talk about the development of the context statement and the history of the chinese american community in san francisco. thank you. francis. hello, commissioners. i really appreciate this opportunity to talk a little bit about the project, the statement, this building, where can you see it? okay. there it is, is kind of a symbol of chinatown ching chong building. but you might not know the history behind it. it was built because chinatown

the resolution foundation says 27% of children in poverty would not be below the poverty line if housinge affordable. those in private rents are hit. the hardest. the charity is calling on the government to make tackling housing costs a key focus of its child poverty strategy. the report also highlights the urgent need for action as families struggle to make ends meet . those are the make ends meet. those are the latest headlines for now. plenty more on that. breaking news from the hague . as we get it now, the hague. as we get it now, though, it's over to dawn for the very latest gb news to direct your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> 1499 00:09:04,248

they're called resolution foundation.they found that they're saying that labour has launched a major expansion in the public sector, which is a fairly labour thing to do. it's not that surprising, is it, that it's very labour. i mean, it's

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they're called resolution foundation.they found that they're saying that labour has launched a major expansion in the public sector, which is a fairly labour thing to do. it's not that surprising, is it, that it's very labour. i mean, i mean, that's all there is to that story. i want to talk more about stonehenge, unless you've got any burning comments on that. >> jonathan, i've got some burning comments for stonehenge. 1529 00:08:23,624 --> 00:08:23

the resolution foundation says 27% of children in poverty would not be below the poverty line if housingere more affordable. those in private rents are hit hardest. the charity is calling on the government to make tackling housing costs a key focus of its child poverty strategy, and the report highlights the urgent need for action as families struggle to make ends meet and the countdown to christmas is on. it begins in earnest this weekend as the survey shows today, the 7th of december is the uk's most popular day to put up a christmas tree with nearly a third of us getting festive. today, the second and third saturdays in december follow as top choices, but some get a head start decorating in november. there's even a rare few who will wait until christmas eve to snap up heavily discounted trees. those are the latest headlines for now. i'll be back with you for now. i'll be back with you for a full round up and of course, a recap on all the weather news in around an hour. now though, it's over to ben and ellie for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts

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