this issue of ada. given that there's already been a legal finding on ada.u cited itjust moments ago . any ada, if it's so that any discussion of ada is really off the table for this commission? that finding has already been made by a legal body that has far exceeds ourboundaries . so how can we even consider the concept of ada impacting this situation in any way shape or form? it's off the table, is it not? >> after the argument, a full-time driving requirement violates the ada so there is n ada violation for full-time driving requirement . that's the scope of what's been uncovered. >> so we can discuss that anymore, that's off the table. >> if you went against that you would be going against the decision. >> this is all in keeping. i want to stay very consistent and the reason i bring it up is i want to stay consistent that we have to stay within legal statutes, legal findings and we are governed, not governed by ourselves. we are governed by the statutes and findings so as we have these issues like ada raises, that you for answering my question because i

the free ada spaces that were lost on jfk are not replaced by ada spots that are short distance. this is in direct violation of ada laws. the trans- ada parking is not free, someonemisspoke and said it was a museum already . it's a music concourse parking garage. the museum has no control over pricing or anything to do with the garage. we hear every day for people, they can't get to the museum. people with disabilities don't know where to park and how they get there. we strongly encourage an independent ada accessibility investigation into the closure of jfk. >> there are other representatives. >> i'm going to ask people who are standing to find a seat. >> can you raise your hand if youhave a seat open ? raise your hand if you have a seat open next to you. >> for five people raising their hands so i'm going to ask the sheriff and fired tell us we can't have people standing. >> i was asking if there are people officially representing the museum or are you sentimental to themuseum's point of view ? okay, please. >> good morning commissioners. thank you for holding this meeting abou

ada out abounds. he starts losing his balance a little bit there, and puts a little too much heat on the basketball. drive off the rim, tip and it nearly goes and it would have been williams who touched it last for murray state. and said, it's a 13 points. we will step aside and come back for the frenetic finish. >> the isolation across the middle of the floor, a big-time drive to the basket with his speed. the mcmahon family were on the edge of their seats, and other up on their feet. 50 seconds left in a foul given. banks is an 86% free throw shooter heading to the line. it's skipper brown. that is the quota for him. you get your footwork down. >> ian: he's been held to just 4 points after exploding in the first round with 27. not moving from that spot. you go on the fast motion here. >> ian: trae hannibal is back in. off the rim, he grabbed it, st. peter's in the driver's s seat. the winner mo bamba philadelphia on the sweet 16. texas and purdue in the other portion of this bracket. the leader seve

we have had a great success with not hearing new ada. and we are trying to scale up to different parts of washington. and now the one of the main species, people working here, we're trying to re introduce you to jaguar. it's not only native to the land. the jaguar is also a very prominent figuring what nissan a g legend has the mother of having the twins, known as sun and moon, was killed by jack worse. this erosion creatures raised the twins until a bird told them how their mother had died. the twins killed all jaguars, except one that was pregnant. and that's the mother of today's jaguar's. now when dices are kept here, so their cups can one day re populate the area. joggers are seen as a threat to agriculture, of fat men in the area, and that's why their numbers have plummeted in this past years. in fact, in the province of korean because they have been extend for over 70 years now. and that's why projects like this one are crucial to reintroduce this kind of species into the ecosystem. mike ali long more is the project coordinator. w

i think if we can put the appropriations f process up for a referendum, the ada you want to give it a b+ or a, you should take that to the voters of connecticut. with that overall approval rating between nine and 15 percent my guess is the way we spend money is over than that. i don't thank you want to give yourself and 86 or 92 or 95 percent. it's not perfect the way we spend money is not deliberative. and thousands of pages that come in the middle of the night. and those with 50/50 democrats or ten or 12 of republicans, that's great we do have a philosophical difference thank you are voting on the side misaligned with the reality but i did not come to be event madame president i don't think the senator from connecticut is on the floor because i'm asking him for voting for the omni. i didn't even misrepresented by some people who voted against it were dishonest by saying we were for more ukrainian aid but the real thing we are talking about is grandstanding. there is not a person on earth he was persuaded by that tweet. he did not move anybody. it's for a subset i get why people and

cannot change the laws of the ada.requirements of the mta to have a california drivers license is just to try to take away their medallions that have any real value today but the mta controls the market of selling and buying medallions and will not allow medallions to be sold for under $250,000. note sale has taken place since the end of 2015, maybe early 16. but hundreds of came italian holders did sell their medallions underthis program and are still on the list to sell them .thank you for your time they turned into enforcing the a-card requirements so they could not by their permits became thecollateral damage . when john oliver suggested this low hanging fruit can be hard rested so the ownership and revenue can be given to them, mta saw an opportunity to revoke the cost and declared this opportunity to revoke the proposed transcendence. mta can revoke medallions direct to drivers and the credit union can release this closed medallions to the taxi companies so that they can accrue the benefits. when kate was asked i

more ada parking to come. 70% of san franciscans support making j.f.k. car-free permanently. we don't need more studies. i'm tired of hearing about why it shouldn't happen. step up, represent the majority of us now. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. let's hear from the next caller, please. >> caller: supervisors, you should be promoting remote work which will do more to reduce trips than the entire anti-car pro-bike policy. there are 875,000 in s.f. 90,000 cyclists. less than 11% of the population. i haven't heard one comment to exclude cyclists, but i certainly hear a lot of comments to exclude cars and disabled. they forget motorists are people. these people wanted to keep j.f.k. close all talk about how great is it for them. talk about selfish. the voters are fed up with the failed policies of our elected officials. we need to start listening to the voters and not these interest groups. reopen all the rails, and you're doing a great job. >> clerk: let's welcome our next caller, please. >> caller: good evening. there is a silent overwhelming major

and that's not going to happen because ukraine is not a, an ada member. as many you, member states are. and so in this case, nato, the defense alliance will not interfere there. and in terms of phasing out the dependency on russian oil and natural gas, how do they intend to do this? was a bit similar to the membership issue. also, your leaders have a very different or your state have very different opinion opinions on this issue because you are states are very and some are very dependent russian gas. some are not a, for example, the baltic states ladelly throwing estonia. they, once they get you to ban russian energy coming, russia and she coming from russia and so to get her blood in hootie in the russian president on the negotiation table at least that what they think will lead to there . but then we also have germany, for example, a country you know, that which is very dependent on russia, gas, and oil and or are we had the german chancellor will actually to day here talking to the press and he was very reluctant saying we already have so many sanction

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the necessity to maintain and boost to strategic partnership with moscow. china has been supplying ada tronics machinery and other manufacture good to russia in exchange for food and energy. on the 1st day of russia attack on u krench, and i thought only announced that it would allow the import of wheat throughout the territory of russia, which was partly band due to contamination problems. but we're not sure if china will further help russia because it is in a difficult position and needs to strike a delicate balance with the chinese government more than willing to avoid any action that could easily expose china to further sanctions. it. so speaking of a possible partnership, now that a number of russian banks have been kicked out of the international payment system, swift are china and russia going to link both of the national financial transactions systems. each one has been putting up despite the fact that russia and china have strengthened the dollarization of local currency settlement in recent years. russia and china still rely heavily our switch for cross borders, settlement pa

and ada's return — the norwegian superstar makes a comeback for the national team, and could featurer's euros. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. hello there, and welcome to the programme. it's been a long 64 years for wales but hopes of making a first world cup since the 1950's could edge a step close in cardiff this evening — when they take on austria in their play off semi—final. captain gareth bale wants no regrets as the side seek to make memories for a new generation. joe lynsky reports. brazil plays wales and its wells that kick off. during 1958 the last time wells played as a football world cup. that day they were beaten by a goal from world cup. that day they were beaten by a goalfrom pele in world cup. that day they were beaten by a goal from pele in the 20 20s whale have their own superstar. gareth bales led them to the euros and he still this teams great hope. buddies played through injury and at 32 this could be his last chance. good to be one of the biggest games i've played in for sure. not having qualified for world cup before is something that i want

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and the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. there is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is the place to find some solitude from the city and appreciate what you share with a wonderful breath of fresh air. , an experienced this park and enjoy the peoples, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved one hand in hand. located in the middle of pacific heights on top of a hill, lafayette park offers a great square a of a peaceful beauty. large trees border greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football, frisbee, and picnics. it is very much a couple's part and there are a multitude of experiences you can have together. bring your dog and watch the mean go with the community or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all of the park has to offer. many couples find this is the perfect place to put down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place you can sh

more ada parking to come. 70% of san franciscans support making j.f.k. car-free permanently. we don't need more studies. i'm tired of hearing about why it shouldn't happen. step up represent the majority of us now. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. let's hear from the next caller please. >> caller: supervisors, you should be promoting remote work which will do more to reduce trips than the entire anti-car pro-bike policy. there are 875,000 in s.f. 90,000 cyclists. less than 11% of the population. i haven't heard one comment to exclude cyclists but i certainly hear a lot of comments to exclude cars and disabled. they forget motorists are people. these people wanted to keep j.f.k. close all talk about how great is it for them. talk about selfish. the voters are fed up with the failed policies of our elected officials. we need to start listening to the voters and not these interest groups. reopen all the rails and you're doing a great job. >> clerk: let's welcome our next caller, please. >> caller: good evening. there is a silent overwhelming majority

in july, the board decided to make the outdoor space permanent and set guidelines for safety and ada compliance. the city planned to issue signs for violations starting next month. >>> a live look at grace cathedral. two years ago it closed. that was the first time since the spanish flu pandemic. it use thad use -- used the time to create a new tour. >>> still ahead tonight. >> getting less from the police department in terms of efficiency, in terms of making arrests to clear crimes, in terms of transparency. >>> new research finds the police in a bay area city costs more and solves fewer crimes than their counterparts. we will dig into the numbers and why the police say they do not tell the whole story. >>> opening statements expected tomorrow in the trial of the former president of tharnos after eye-brow raising claims. >>> daylight saving time could be permanent. why a doctor's group says lawmakers are not getting it quite right iver, is one of the largest universities in the country. online students at gcu received over $100 million dollars in scholarships in 2020. see what schol

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they were, you know, the investigations are ongoing, and ada, there was another report out from the a p c, w, early this year. all of those reports are available nearby c w website or i think good talking to thank you very much for sharing your insights and analysis on this one. let's bring in mike hannah, he's been watching this unfold at the un security counter. mike, i guess it's not a huge surprise to hear very different narrative depending on who you listen to right now in the security council. right indeed is very different narratives indeed, but some councilmembers making very clear that they were willing to lead russia. go ahead with this meeting to as they put it, expose russia's illegal actions, actions taking place in ukraine that many members contend could amount to war crimes. so some of the members welcoming this russian attempt to get under discussion and alleged military biological program by ukraine with the backing of the united states. now that particular allegation was rejected with complete scorn by a number of members. and albania, for example, described it as fa

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i said big, i'll just ada how to keep or has a look at the overall situation right now in ukraine, areas in red, helped by russian forces in the separatist allies, places where they've made significant advances. on thursday, russian troops reached the center of mario pole. the port city has been on deceived since the early days of the wall. tens of thousands of people have feared trump there without food, power or heating, but ukrainian forces say they've resisted russian attacks and areas such as those around cave and surely have. well, actually what i have is a rush of defense specialist. he says the russian army invaded ukraine, believing that it would be welcomed. the initial approach that the russians and in my estimates were based on their energy was very much to what they have done in crimea. back in 2014, when they expected mess around a shortly after that in way ukraine, especially it once they would start delivering some surgical strikes, the level of resistance that you bring in. you agree with that was something that i think the russians didn't expect. and so the, the level o

well, the chief war is official, uniform in honor of the moments that are an would i would always ada noah was visual, which are agreement. i double that to go la globin that embody with ya. there were some new blood her when she did a urine for the wooded old bah, wrong human, that normally wouldn't a, he wanted to go over a 1000000 buddy. they would have a big country of doing it would have that little. but while the agreement and yolanda were very young, put us to repress collins, germany's chief negotiator. he says that under international law, such negotiations can only take place between states. i not individual groups or there are many groups who say unfortunately were been not part of the negotiations . and if i would start to count these groups, i come easily about 101520 groups who are complaining not to have been included. but argues kapoor after the holocaust, germany didn't only negotiate with the state of israel. it also negotiated directly with many jewish groups on and others yelp, but i o w l. no, you don't know media web later and i wanted. yeah, that it won't, you k

russia, any country that isn't in middle of a what effect, particularly one is contentious as the one ada. he's the lunch now, but there are better. busy ways to deal with russian misinformation, this information and just out my sensation. i'm worried about the president that sense for one. and if the waste is condemning the russian government. busy for cracking down on the speech and free media over in russia, it's all a great look for the west to be engaging. louisa, appear to be the same for every russia today that is cancelled in europe for every youtube or russian blog that is cancel. you see our cautions for the russian audience that is going to be much more severe. a paint issue, it is most likely that b, b, c, and other major foreign networks would be cancelled in russia. there is a likelihood that you would be shut down on russia as well. we are already looking at the limiting capacity or facebook. ah, news outlets like to tell stories of heroes and in vermont meters or landscape. the western media have their audiences believing they have found way. she says the ukrainian preside

the besieged city of mighty dupel and to let civilians leave ukraine's deputy prime minister even of ada. she took the man at the opening of a humanitarian quarter as russian forces continue their relentless siege on the southern city. president zalinski has addressed the italian parliament, thanking the country for its support. he also asked lawmakers to back more sanctions against russia. after the speech, italian prime minister mateo druggie said italy wanted to see you. crane drawing the european union u. s. presidential biden is urging american companies to protect themselves against potential cyber attacks from russia. he also repeated us warnings that moscow is planning to use. chemical weapons against ukraine bite in has called president putin, a war criminal and to luxury super yachts owned by the russian billionaire roman abramoff, which are reported to abduct in turkey, the e u and the u. k of imposed sanctions on him, which could see his assets seized. turkeys criticize the invasion, but not sanctioned russia. positioning itself as a potential mediator. speculation continues

satisfies the highest standards of integrity, professional competence and judicial temperament, it is the ada standing committee's unanimous conclusion that judge jackson is well-qualified to serve as an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states. thank you. >> thank you. mr. drayton, you are with a law firm and lead evaluator. would you please report to the committee what you found. mr. drayton: ranking member grassley, esteemed senators, i will share perspective related to judge jackson's writings and contributions to shaping the law. various groups of judges, lawyers, administrators and legal scholars confirmed that judge jackson has the ability required by a supreme court nominee to communicate clearly and persuasively in a manner to harmonize bodies of law and give guidance to lower courts and the legal community. she has done so across a significant range of complex issues. judge jackson has served on the american law institute and their leadership council. an organization impacting -- for close to 100 years third it re-publishes the statements of law. her fellow ali le

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the attack the v i p or ada 1st class coach, where the abducted electric people into the bush. now, some of the train passengers have been kidnapped to we know anything about the identity of the hostages. dad is no identity up till now because the accident happens in the bush and then getting to know the families of the victims is very difficult. what the people that escaped from the abduction said they cannot say despite the number of people that were abducted into the bush on till when the abductor started contacting families. that is when you get to load the actual number of people because that is how it happens . when it was such a tax help, lindsay been in the villages in nigeria, interest, who weiss, who in a boucher thank you. now the group stage draw for the world cup finals in katara takes place this coming friday, and peru are among the nation still buying for a spot at the tournament. fans and lima are going the extra mile. and on monday, a group of shamans did their bit for the cause casting spells that they believe will bring their team fortune, peru face paraguay

the women's game ada hagar burg ended her boycott of international matches. hager berg said she satisfied with the response to her highest and agreed to rejoin the norwegian team for the 1st time in 5 years . she was the 1st ever female winner of the bone trophy in 2019 playing for the french club. leon or international focus has been on greater respect for female players. a crane women's football team has arrived in the german city of columbia. there being hosted by a german boon as leo club and other aid organizations forced to flee as bombs foul . for now they are happy to train without fear for their lives, but wish for a speedy return to their home country. having fled easton, ye cried the se, cliff bus, creevy leak tame arrived in germany just last week. bundis league aside if c cologne has opened its arms to provide a facility where football training is at least some sort of distraction on those of us was a lot of the it was very difficult to leave the places where you used to be every day gotten that it was very hard to leave behind relatives all the close ones, day alacrity, but

and that's not going to happen because the ukraine is not a, an ada member. as many you, member states are. and so in this case, nato, the defense alliance will not interfere there. and in terms of phasing out the dependency on russian oil and natural gas, how do they intend to do this? was a bit similar to the membership issue. all set your leaders have a very different or your stays, have very different opinion opinions on this issue because you are states are very and some are very dependent in russian gas. some are not as, for example, the baltic states ladelly throwing estonia. they once the air that you to ban russian energy a coming russian air and she coming from russia and so to get her blood in hootie in the russian president on the negotiation table at least that's what they think will lead to there. but then we also have germany, for example, a country you know, that which is very dependent on russian gas and oil and, or we had the german chancellor will actually to day here talking to the press. and he was very reluctant saying, we already have s

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