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mr ishiba will likely bring this up in his meeting. former prime minister shinzo abe and the us presidentthings, like an economic fallout from us tariffs on the japanese economy. below £300,000. remain american, nippon steel promised to keep its leadership american citizens. a commitment that it will not. of course, that didn't stop mr biden from blocking the deal, but the firms are hoping they can convince mr trump that the deal is good for the us economy. mr ishiba will likely bring this up in his meeting. but he will have a lot to achieve because mr trump had a bit of a bromance, if you like, going on with former prime minister shinzo abe and the us president is reportedly aware of mr ishiba's not so friendly relationship with the late mr abe. so we'll see how mr ishiba can navigate this, especially as he tries to avoid other things, like an economic fallout from us tariffs on the japanese economy. here in the uk, house prices have hit another record high, with the average property prices reaching just the latest survey from halifax found there was a "strong demand for new mortgages an

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during his first term in office, donald trump forced a strong alliance with shinzo abe.est was the japanese prime minister, only the second world leader to visit after prime minister netanyahu, which may signal where donald trump's priorities lie. north korea remains a concern for both countries but there are economic issues too. upenn runs a trade surplus with the united states which we know is always a focus for president trump. let's bring in the vice president of the asia society policy institute and a former assistant u.s. secretary of state in the obama administration. he said during the press conference he found mr. trump warmer than he thought he might be having watched him on television. i do not know if he plays golf but that seems to be the trick. >> he clearly set out to win trump's favor. he knows trump prioritizes personal relationships. frankly i would say mission accomplished. he lavished praise on trump from the minute he set down in the oval office and trump returned the favor. he found in him qualities of greatness claiming he is very popular with the

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shinzo abe, the longest serving prime minister in japan's history.is prime minister is going to be a great one. i really believe that he's going to be a great one. i've gotten to know him for not long, but i can see what they have. he's got he's got he's got the qualities of greatness. he's going to do a fantastic job for japan and for the japanese people. and i'd like now to invite the prime minister to say a few words, and then we'll take some questions. mr. prime minister, thank you. thank you very much. >> trump. >> mr. president trump, i would like to sincerely thank you for inviting me to the white house today. immediately following your inauguration. i also thank you for your very warm hospitality. i have come to washington, dc with the hope of having a face to face meeting and deepening our mutual understanding at this early date with president trump, who is now leading the united states, the most important country for japan's diplomacy and security, and aligning our perspectives and visions that japan and the united states should pursue. wha

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any public comment on 8 ab seeing none, item did. >> 9. review and approval of the minutes of the special meeting of december 11, 2024. and and a motion by acquit and seconded by by vice president shaddix any public comment on the minutes? >> seeing none, all commissioners in favor and, aye. >> >> all in favor, say "aye." >> the minutes are approved. and the next item 10 adjournment a motion to adjourn. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. >> all commissioners in favor. >> aye. >> we are now adjourned it is one 28 p.m. thank you. [meeting adjourned]. [music] >> welcome to the 2022 sfmta bus roadeo. today what we will see is competitions of different levels. we will see transit operators through a obstacle course. also see the office rfs maneuver the g4 cars through a course. (inaudible) [beeping] then also have a element of (inaudible) who are doing inspections and repairs and some of the equipment related to our buses. [applause] >> i enjoy coming to the event because of the camaraderie with the staff and seeing the departments and every

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as for the future of ab 15, its main author, carson democratic assemblymember mike gibson said in the statement that he in his words introduced ab 15 with the intention of addressing an important issue. but the statement went on to say gibson is amending the bill to focus on in an entirely different issue. cold cases and resources for violent crime victims. patterson says he was happy to hear the original bill has been changed. of course, democrats changed the bill because the governor said what every californian things, which is this is an extreme is policy and to be clear, even with newsom's announcement, california is still what many describe as a sanctuary state which in most cases prevent local law enforcement from cooperating with ice reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> republicans at the state legislature introduced a number of bills on gender in schools. one of the proposals require school athletics and campus bathrooms to be based on assigned at birth and not on a student's gender identity. another bill would allow parents to opt their children out of instructi

it's built into the ada and it's also built into the abe accessible building entrance program. we have is everything too hard for san francisco? we can't make affordable housing downtown without excluding the 60% of the population who have the lower incomes. >> we can't desegregate people with disabilities in the neighborhoods trying to go shop and use public accommodations. i think we can. this is not a black and white now or never question. >> the issues that we're all raised today can all be solved and i've talked with the director of golf the small business capital. i'm going to talk to the supervisor management. i'm sorry i didn't talk with you and obviously we should have because there are a lot of things that can be done. you heard many, many complaints about db today and i agree with every single one of them and i have agreed with them for the last 35 years. i once sued them for a pattern and practice of ignoring disability rights. and for five years we got a judge to overlook what they were doing but that was a long time ago and nobody's looking now except you and you

this is nearly five stories under honest abe himsel, etched onto the pillars of the basement. i love this music. oh, my gosh. >> really funny. >> and the sketch of a woman with dark lipstick, dark eyebrows, dark eyeshadow and a cigarette hanging from her lips. >> experts believe it's the sketch of theda bara. did i say that right? theda theda bara. sorry it's been so long since i've said her name in the first place. a scandalous silent film star from the time of the memorial's construction back in 1915. i couldn't concentrate with that music going. wow, all right. next. forget snow angels. this guy just made a snow moose. >> wait, what? >> and a really elaborate one. graphic artists. yeah, they really are geniuses. and this one from eastern canada. eric goggin created this giant mural of a moose in the snow. wow. with only his footprints. >> goggin says he used his drone to help guide his steps. is that cheating? is that tracing like using a tracing? yes. >> but it's still very impressive. but i was hoping it was going to be an actual moose, like, really wailing in the snow. >