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on the horizon semi's ada drelick air base to q. while the scale of the damage from the quakers become unclear, the turkish government says 40 percent of buildings and carmen mirage have been damaged. in an talk here, half the structures will be demolished because they're considered unsafe, and 50 percent of the buildings and hearty were damaged. the interior ministry says that expects to rebuild the affected areas within a year. now stephanie decker brings us this report from the village of gold chuck the day we showed you just the devastation in the remote villages. we're now going to show you what it's actually done to the earth that were in a cemetery. and you can see that the earthquake even disturbed the dead. and then in the ground you see where the earth broke. when that immense magnitude earthquake hit in this area, you even have a fresh grave here to we were being told by the villagers that this line actually killed the sister of a man who lives in that house further down. this is the gray. fatty is going to show you those

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bought a building on 65 oak grove street and for the last nine months, i've been trying to do some ada compliance as in putting in an elevator and do upgrade to the glazing and the external of the building and i was told that this file here actually makes my usage as a union hall legal in the city and county of san francisco, so i'm here to speak in favor of file no. 2203340 and i'm hoping that allows me to do my ada compliant work and get my union hall local in city of san francisco. other than that, thank you for your time. >> thank you so much and that completes the queue, madam chair. >> okay. public comment on this time is closed. [gavel] so, i would like to move to adopt the amendment as has been circulated -- as have been -- have been circulated by supervisor dorsey and continue to a week as it's substantive. two weeks, i'm sorry. and on the motion to amend, supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston? >> aye. >> supervisor melgar? >> aye. you have three ayes. and on the motion to continue to the february 27th land use date, supervisor peskin? >> aye. >> supervisor preston?

vehicles in adas are relaxing and told they can go hands-free, even if just for 30 seconds and they'llet somewhere else in the car and something goes wrong, and you're speeding, goes too fast for the conditions, people to over-control the steering wheel and we see lots of crashes as a result. >> it's not just a tesla thing, right? tesla takes all of the oxygen out of the room because of the personality at the top. but we're talking about a much more widespread issue. >> absolutely. and this is what i find most concerning is, we're advocating for people to go hands-free when car manufacturers are advertising for you, yes, you should buy our car because you can go hands-free. the problem with that is, can you go hands-free for a couple of seconds to pick up your coffee? yes, we know it because we've been there. but when you encourage people to go hands-free, people will take extended periods of time and hands-free equals mind-free. and people will start paying attention to something else and looking down at their phone, playing with the radio, playing with the system, because they feel c

it's been 4 days since the massive earthquakes that shook the city of ada yemen. the sun provides little warm and absolutely no comfort to those who have lost friends and family. in this tragedy, the temperatures still dropped well below 0 at night, and that provides their own set of challenges to those who don't have a home. the sites and breed families struggling to contain their grief is all too common on the streets about a young man. the government's estimate to the number of deaths here to be 900 on tuesday with 5000 wounded residents though. say the figures are much higher. we spoke to one man standing next to the body of a young boy wrapped in a blanket of bedroom. yes, this is the son of my younger brother lying here, the recovered the body of my brothers this morning. and now we've received a body of my 10 year old nephew. we are now waiting for a body, so the 2 daughters of my brother to be recovered or for them to be rescued a life alive for many of the people we spoke to here said that help was slow to arrive in the days after the earthquakes hit turk

money into african go that exclusive owners the investigation coming soon. lou millions made homeless ada efforts and to care and syria turned to supporting people, displaced by the 2 devastating earthquake. ah, hello there understands the attain. this is al jazeera life, and our ha also coming will have a report from the town of elvis, done the epicenter, the 2nd quake, when nearly every building has been destroyed. nothing remains livable here. a lot of its residents have left. there are not many tents here, and many residents also complained that help didn't come fast enough. meanwhile, they're desperately needed. aid arrives in syria. we hear from families struggling to survive in the rebel held northwest and security, trade and humanitarian crises on the agenda. as the african union summit gets underway and addis ababa ah or we begin to cheer and syria, both countries still recovering after last weeks to devastating earthquakes that killed more than 45000 people and displaced millions more. the turkish government says at least 84000 buildings with more than 332000 wellings were eithe

dollar is ada's apogee. i don't think we will go that much further in 2023. stephen: what could knock the dollar off its perch? kriti: sometimes traders trade because they want to trade. positioning is a more important story. in the fx market, even with the decline in the past four months in the retracement, you are still seeing the market long dollar. that will be one of the major factors. even if there is weaker growth around the world. people are already position for that and it's hard to let that go given that they picked the position of long dollar for years now. alix: we are seeing markets reprice. we could even see 3.75%. if the market has to rerate higher, where's the biggest shakeout? kriti: it's already happening. let's start with the fx market. there's been weakness in the euro, not massive growth. the dollar has come off the fed's repricing. the terminal rate could reach the 6%. the bond market and stock market are diverging. if you look at the one-month correlation, the breakdown is severe. on a

i miss it that it was ada. i'll sim is one of the world's biggest contributor cecia to emissions causing climate change that impacts our island. i mean, they still have declined. the seasons are unpredictable unless it at the sea level is rising. he must hold halston responsible for these consequences of climate change. but of any kind of in this field where the women of the village or planting vegetables is one of the few left that has not been flooded by sea water in recent years of age and wherever you go on the island, the struggle against the encroaching sea is obvious. many houses are flooded at high tide, but are, is put gentle. one of the plaintiffs is determined to stay under the lee l. k. l. a scar since the constant thudding began in 2019. it's been difficult to get teen water. we used to rely on this fresh water well, but now it's even unusable for dish washing, admiring. look at them with the latter that the local environmental advocacy group, while he which backs the islanders alongside a swiss an

colossal is difficult to tell. russia says its economy shrank last year by just 2 point one percent, and ada out of russia. the has the i m f. the world bank won't tell you this, but they have no idea what rushes actual imports and exports are. why? because by q 222, they stopped reporting and yet we don't know about foreign direct investment. we don't know about any of the metrics that are required to be a participant in the i m f in the world bank. all they're getting is invented numbers. president putin has used the growth figures to try and bolster his support and dismiss, isn't this community and labor communities. we insure the stability of the economic situation, protected citizens safe jobs, prevented market shortages, and propped up the financial system. what if you to, when you're pregnant, numerous companies have left russia since the start of the war, pledging to pull away from the country even if it affects their bottom line. brands like mcdonald, starbucks, and others have exited russia completely. but professors on and felt yale team has also tracked over 240 companies who are

well, with all the ada driving from home to work, rescue workers organizations. everybody's coming together now. now it's time to put the right plans to start targeting people who are on this on the streets. i'm able to provide the needs so not organizations are breaking with them. are able to target more and more people as more clearly there have been reports about looting as you just saw and unrest in parts of turkey. what have you seen to be honest, i wasn't going to actually get to other not steve, losing my search and got that. but we have reports that has been going on. but i'll tell you what the government promised to tackle this issue with some people out there that the president doug said he would make sure that this again, that the piece is not patrol the so some people are going because they need desperate need for food that order and supplies others just because it's a chance for down to get recovered from houses that are either by the week we went to another. no, we can't see much. what's happening. it mostly how does that sort of social unrest, you know, impact on the work tha

but i wish before the ada logan theater and the heavy machinery. so we could have saved all those lives. we were c, food, aid or serve and protect your bones or people were still under the rubble. and still, the scale of the destruction makes it hard to say how many a dead and buried rescue teams have been searching day and night. the signs of life from the beginning of the earth clicked the narrow stairs was cloak totally blocked and it was not easy to find people actually. second days, thirty's, and forty's still. there was a lot of a lot of people, david shelton get us for help. we try to rescue all of them, but it was impossible. tens of thousands have since flint, the city. for those who stayed. the search for survivors has turned into a search for reminders or doesn't behind. a lot of them are chosen beer garden or everybody here had dream sat on everybody here had a future early be shares and now what's left of a dead city of all model. nothing else on the high up. i assures laval, florida is on a high up and we could never imagine this is s

let's talk about these efforts with ada ileal chin, who is a professor of international economics at the constants university of applied sciences here in germany. welcome back to the program. a lot of aid is under way to an area that has seen massive destruction. what does turkey, what the syria need, specifically? while this earthquake has hit the south east of turkey and in all to syria, and particularly in turkey, we are talking about densely populated as cities. and the biggest challenge is that whole city quarters are destroyed, and thousands of people will need new shelter and housing. and just to put this into numbers, we're talking about an estimated number of 20000000 people that will are affected, enter a large share of these people will need new accommodation facilities. and what i expect and the comments expect in the next month, what we will see is it is not possible to build up a housing facilities quickly in a short time. so we will observe migration waves are within turkey to metropolitan areas. and this also is a challenge in turkey, because just to remember, turkey

should also mention that other areas further towards the syrian border, a much worse effected than ada. despite all the destruction you can see here i'm talking about the provinces of hot i call him on laura got the on tab and we're hearing really apocalyptic stories. and getting up elliptic images from those areas, but these areas are much harder to access. we're trying to get you updates and information from that as well. if trouble allows, but this is the situation right now in many areas, very disparate. you leah han reporting there will turkish president reggie type air to one has toward the disaster area for the 1st time. he's promising to step up relief efforts, but his opponents say help has been too slow to get through. or to wanna admit there were problems in dealing with the immediate aftermath. critic se took far too long for rescue workers to arrive. many blame president ado on 3 days on he defended his government's response on a visit to the disaster zone. it included 50 all state agencies, a working now public. it was the 2nd load. you're shown them are on the 1st day an

should also mention that other areas further towards the syrian border, a much worse effected than ada, despite all the destruction you can see here i'm talking about the provinces of hotties common morocco guardianship. and we're hearing really apocalyptic stories and getting africa elliptic images from those areas. but these areas are much harder to access. we're trying to get you updates and information from there as well. if trouble allows, but this is the situation right now in many areas, very disparate. houlihan reporting from turkey while the united nations is hoping to resume a deliveries from turkey to syria. broken off by the earthquakes rescue efforts in syria are being complicated by the 12 year civil war. the affected area is divided between government control territory and a rebel held enclave where millions rely on humanitarian aid and eat up. new team is in the region, including one colleague who lost his own house. this exclusive report comes from the town of harrow. digging through the rubble an assyrian town of harrow, just one of hundreds in the region that have be

switzerland, over its contribution to climate change. harassing at the lang along a message that was ada. ah, house him is one of the world's biggest contributor cecia to the emissions causing climate change that impacts our island. i mean they still have declined. the seasons are unpredictable to last. it at the sea level is rising, he, unless a man must hold haul sim, responsible for these consequences of climate change. but of any kind of in this field where the women of the village or planting vegetables is one of the few left that has not been flooded by sea water in recent years. now they let, wherever you go on the island, the struggle against the encroaching sea is obvious. many houses are flooded at high tide, but i re put gentle one of the plaintiff is determined to stay or do rio k. scott, since the constant thudding began in 2019, it's been difficult to get keen water. we used to rely on this fresh water well, but now it's even unusable for dishwashing. my only focus, i'm glad about the local environmental advocacy group while he which backs the islanders alongside of swiss a

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so there was news recently about you and ada inga delivered into syria. but i just want to clarify that this a being delivered is not a part of a there's no, there's not any sort of earthquake relief 8 being delivered. this is part of a regular routine aid that was happening before the earthquake. as northwest syria relies on aid from un, this was disrupted during the week, but those a convoys have continued. now in terms of earthquake relief and response 8, we have yet to receive anything. so what's happening to the relief aid that's actually needed? where is it? what's holding it up? that's a very good question and to be honest, we're asking the same thing that people are asking the same thing. are wondering why after 5 days of a huge catastrophe, i have no emergency response groups coming to syria has no a. i mean, we need tools, we need to fuel our volunteers on the ground are now i don't know if you've seen the videos, but they're using their own hands. they're using hammers. they're using very primitive tools. we have the experience to deal with suc

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organizes are getting ready to roll out the red carpet for the cities, annual film festival known as belin ada. but on top of the usual glitz and glamour is a string of movies and events in solidarity with ukraine and the process in iran. the berlin allah is back after 2 scaled down additions this february. it's back to business for one of the world's biggest film festival, and one of the german capitals, greatest cultural jewels. the organizers are pulling out all the stops to get filled lovers of their couches and industry play as out of home office. artistic director carlo schatz new york says this year's festival received more film entries than ever before. maybe in the last 2 additions, some companies order off their films, or it also may be dirt the result of the fact that after 2 years, many companies, many filmmakers wanted and want to be back and be part of this great celebration of cinema. hollywood will be well represented with actress kristin stewart, heading the international jury. she'll be joined by a host of stars on the red carpet. besides the glamour in the berlin allah has a

should also mention that other areas further towards the syrian border, i'm much worse affected than ada not despite all the destruction. you can see here . i'm talking about the provinces of what i call her amman mirage. god, the on tab, and we're hearing really applica lips shaken stories and getting up a calypso, jake images from those areas. but these areas are much harder to access. we're trying to get you updates and information from there as well. if trouble allows, but this is the situation right now in many areas, very desperate. as you, leon speaking to me earlier from turkey and rescue efforts in neighboring syria, meanwhile are being complicated by it's 12 year long civil war. the affected area in syria is divided between government controlled territory. and a rebel held enclave where millions were already relying on humanitarian aid. damascus is demanding that international sanctions be dropped, saying they're hindering relief efforts. he w has this exclusive report. salvi hussein can barely take his eyes off the rubble . this moaned of concrete was his brother's home. he ma

until today this was the o route for ada to get through. the united nations has organized 2 other border crossings. it leaves key questions. first, will this be enough to help the millions who are now thought to be homeless? second, if this happened earlier, could more lives have been saved? the search for survivors in it lip-- in idlib is over. the living are focused on staying warm and alive. >> i've lost everything around me. i lost everyone i know in the buildings that used to be next to me. i lost my neighbors and my children's seven friends in the building next to us. we lost a large number of people who used to live near us -- my neighbors, my friends, colleagues and partners. laura: this has been one of the world's deadliest earthquakes, but without urgent help, this disaster could claim even more lives. >> let's focus on turkey, where millions of survivors have been left without shelter, some facing a lack of water and poor sanitation. many living in makeshift camps like this on the outskirts of the turkish city. these pictures hav

but at smith has more from a temporary release that are ada data. all the governments as are a 74000 buildings that are still standing, but must be demolished as soon as possible. and when you talk about, we're talking about again, homes, people's homes, not the ones that have already collapsed into the ground. 374000 people have been evacuated. many of them were living in these tense. the government's intention is for these to be very temporary. this place, for example, behind me, should be shot by monday. people are being moved from the turns into university accommodation, ruskie operations, and winding down and turkey. but they haven't ended 45 year old man was pulled from the rubble in the southern province of hattie 11 days after the 1st powerful earthquake, even trapped in a collapse building for 278 hours. united nation says that a 1438 trucks have now arrived in the rebel held north west of syria. after the re opening of border crossing. activists and emergency teams have criticize the slow international response in syria. also in syria, at

cut 1300 workforce.ound 1 of its the plaorm bece an overnight now, the ceo says the company needs to ada to the global customs.d theffect on nearly 100,000 people have lost their jobs in the tech industry so far this year with ugo microsoft, and dell among those -- google, microsoft, and dell among those announcing major cuts. bp announced record profits. it made nearly double its profits last year from 2021. it promised to cut emissions by 35%-40% by the end of this decade, now it is targeting 20%-30% instead. oil giants have been reaping the benefits of high gas prices. it has sparked anger from environmental activists. there are growing calls for energy firms to pay higher taxes, not just the windfall taxes that were imposed by the u.k. and eu this year. these record profits giving a little bit of traction to the calls for permanent higher taxes on energy giants. >> so many people are paying so much more for their energy and these companies making such massive profits, it doesn't matter where you are politically, it just seems unfair. that's all i will say. thank you for giving us the

quakes has now surpassed 41000 the united nation to sang nearly 9000000 syrians have been affected, ada starting to move into syria across to more border crossings. after that was approved by president bashar assad. a u. s. delegation is also crossed into rebel held northwest and syria for the 1st time. meanwhile, over the border, the number of people being found alive is getting smaller by the day in turkey. despite the odds, there are still some incredible stories of survival though. 2 women were pulled from under the debris and hattie province 8 days after the quakes. the present rush of type road one is defended, his decision making. after his government has been accused of being too slow to respond, in the hardest hit areas, hardship type old ones as the quakes for as big as a tommy holmes. who jim is all to subvert. your sal country has been shaken with 2 earthquakes, with the sky o n and him city. it has never been seen in our history longer. we have seen the 2 biggest disasters in the history of the turkish republic, one after another. since the earthquake knows lincoln in 1939.

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