and this is how they treated dr anastasia.th won't be dismissed so easily. he has a fever now too, and his prison hunger strike goes on. sarah rainsford, bbc news, pokrov. pro—democracy protesters in myanmar have sprayed red paint on roads and bus stops in the biggest city, yangon. they say it's to symbolise blood on the hands of myanmar�*s military rulers. more than 570 people, including at least 43 children have been killed since the coup on february 1st. but the real number is thought to be much higher. protestors called tuesday their red revolution day — giving them a sense of strength and unity in the ongoing battle for democracy. us ambassador to myanmar, scot maciel, explains what he thinks the international community needs to do to stop the brutal crimes committed by the military. i think it is really important to call out the military. it's also really important to remember that the military tried to seize power through this coup on february the 1st after it had been soundly defeated, or proxy party was soundly defeat

run you know she went through a period now she's anastasia right it's all you have a transgender past but it doesn't define you now most folks today just get on with their lives and you'll find it's invisible right it's not we just want to you know be our authentic selves and have that life is not necessarily causing attention to ourselves what is your message tonight just heard to parents who want their children to grow up and to grow into the personality that feels natural for them. well you know everybody knows you know you know everyone knows that a young age 1st and foremost i thought we were just i just happen to grow up in a time when it was very difficult to identify and or come out because there was no information on it and hearing today you know i would often said that you know it's better to have a well adjusted child than you know a child that it's it's either take their own life and or has. health issues so you know being supportive of your child you know it's not the worst thing and you know they're going to be happy they're going to be lost it it's hard for the parents

run you know she went through a period now she's anastasia right it's all you have a transgender past but it doesn't define you now most folks today just get on with their lives and you'll find it's invisible right it's not we just want to you know be our authentic selves and have that life. not necessarily causing attention to ourselves what is your message tonight just heard to parents who want their children to grow up and to grow into the personality that feels natural for them well you know everybody knows you know it you know everyone knows any young age 1st and foremost we're just i just happen to grow up in a time when it was very difficult to identify and or come out because there was no information on it and here and today you know i would often said that you know it's better to have a well adjusted child than you know a child that it's either take their own life and or has. health issues. so you know being supportive of your child you know it's not the worst thing and you know they're going to be happy they're going to be just that it's hard for the parents they have their

and this is how they treated dr anastasia.y. he has a fever now too, and his prison hunger strike goes on. sarah rainsford, bbc news, pokrov. in the us state of minnesota at the trial of derek chauvin, a former police officer accused of killing an african—american, george floyd, last year, a police expert has suggested that the force used by the policeman was not appropriate and was not authorised by police training. derek chauvin denies murder and manslaughter. our correspondent gary o'donohue is following the trial in minneapolis. gary, tell us more about the evidence heard there today. this was a day dominated _ evidence heard there today. this was a day dominated by _ evidence heard there today. this was a day dominated by police _ evidence heard there today. this was a day dominated by police experts, l a day dominated by police experts, giving details about the training that derek chauvin and other officers received during the process officers received during the process of the professional of element. we were told derek

run you know she went through a period now she's anastasia right it's all you have a transgender past but it doesn't define you now most folks today just get on with their lives and you'll find it's invisible right it's not we just want to you know be our authentic selves and have that life. not necessarily causing attention to ourselves what is your message tonight just heard to parents who want their children to grow up and to grow into the personality that feels natural for them well you know everybody knows you know it's you know everyone knows that a young age 1st and foremost we're just i just happened to grow up in a time when it was very difficult to identify it and or come out because there was no information on it and here and today you know i would often said that you know it's better to have a well adjusted child than you know a child that it's either to their own life and or has. health issues. so you know being supportive of your child you know it's not the worst thing and you know they're going to be happy they're going to be just it it's hard for the parents they have

anastasia, what's your take on google >> i think it's an interesting name i can't comment specificallysay there's two trends that are working to the market's advantage here in this particular name you've got the reopening trade that is clearly gaining traction that's why you see some of the advertising numbers that are really quite good and accelerating but will on the second point is, cloud was always sort of expected to consolidate and slow down and kind of pause a little bit after we've seen the massive expansion we've seen in the first half of last year. however, i do think that as we progress through the year, you're going to see some of those cloud numbers pick back up that bodes well not just for google but microsoft and some of the other names. >> alphabet authorizing additional $50 billion in share repurchases a few days ago, maybe they buy back a lot more shares speaking of microsoft, earnings out for that company, josh lipton has the numbers >> sara, microsoft reporting q3 earnings per share of $1.95, versus expectations of $1.78 revenue $41.7 billion. segments here, $13.6 b

and that could be one of the catalysts that the market looks at as a catalyst itself as well. >> anastasianing that gave me a little pause 80% of the s&p 500 are at least 80% precovid if you want to build in the trade or whatever, we're doing much better before covid showed up however, like you said, it's going to be a little while and maybe third and fourth quarter you don't see the same sort of sequential growth that we've seen to this point i'm just wondering if you're somebody waiting to invest, do you wait for that? if you wait for the 10% pullback, is it 15% higher from here and higher prices i think that's what a lot of people are wondering? is it too late to jump in? do i wait for the pullback do i miss the gains? >> there's definitely two or three parts of this, for investors looking to invest at the two-year horizon plus. i don't think you wait to be in the market i think you wait dollar cost average in based on the market susceptible and pullback but you need to see what's on your shopping list when you do have a pullback. you need to be prepared of when we're going to actually

ifyou could unmute the speaker please . >> caller: anastasia again from san franciscotenants union . i support supervisor peskin's ordinance to prohibit the removal ofcommunity kitchens from group housing facilities . people are living in tiny room . they have barely enough food, heat, water and maybe a microwave in the room so these kitchens are really important especially when you're looking at the new design at 468 turkey street and 470 farrow street. the planning department last week, even the commissioner sue diamond was calling for those communitykitchens so they are really important . thank you supervisorpeskin . >> chair melgar: thank you for your comments. dd has confirmedthat was the last caller into . >>chair melgar: you madam . public comment on thisitem is closed . i want to again thank supervisor peskin for his legislation, it's super important as somebody who thought a lot of work on tenants rights for preserving affordable housing so thank you somuch supervisor for always watching out for that supervisor preston, do you have any comments ? >> supervisor stefani: >> su

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coming up, jp morgan bank anastasia amoroso, and then matt hornbach.ith guys tomorrow morning. they will be here. i won't. this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i am ritika gupta. republicans do not like the way president biden wants to play for his -- wants to paper is infrastructure plan. he has proposed raising the corporate tax rate to 28% plus a 21% minimal tax on global corporate earnings. one white house advisor is skeptical of what republicans are saying. >> republican support investment in infrastructure. this is something that has a great need. i think there is a significant disconnect between republican opposition. ritika: meanwhile, some progressive democrats say the plan does not spend enough. there are racial disparities in vaccination rates. states and cities have an oxalate almost twice as big a share of their white population is there black population. in several states, that gap is more than twice as big. it is said it is taking longer to build up trust among communities of color. global news 24 hours a day, on air and

one of them was anastasia dasilva, navalny's doctor who was spearheading this protest this evening.a man jeff keel and put into the bus with a couple other journalists and taken to the police station and had documents checked, and three hours later we were set free and allowed to continue with our work, but, you know, it certainly was a sign of just how impatient the authorities can become when it comes to protesting the treatment of alexei navalny. >> very important. matthew chance, thank you very, very. we're also following new negotiations over the iran nuclear deal as the biden administration is trying to salvage the agreement signs during the obama administration. cnn's fred pleitgen is joining us live from the site of the negotiations that have just begun in vienna. fred, where do the talks stand at the end of day one? thes these are critical moments. >> reporter: well, they certainly are critical moments, and one of the things that's actually quite good is both sides are saying or all sides are saying that talks were actually quite constructive so far but they are very diffic

ifyou could unmute the speaker please . >> caller: anastasia again from san franciscotenants union . i support supervisor peskin's ordinance to prohibit the removal ofcommunity kitchens from group housing facilities . people are living in tiny room . they have barely enough food, heat, water and maybe a microwave in the room so these kitchens are really important especially when you're looking at the new design at 468 turkey street and 470 farrow street. the planning department last week, even the commissioner sue diamond was calling for those communitykitchens so they are really important . thank you supervisorpeskin . >> chair melgar: thank you for your comments. dd has confirmedthat was the last caller into . >>chair melgar: you madam . public comment on thisitem is closed . i want to again thank supervisor peskin for his legislation, it's super important as somebody who thought a lot of work on tenants rights for preserving affordable housing so thank you somuch supervisor for always watching out for that supervisor preston, do you have any comments ? >> supervisor stefani: >> su

joining us to talk about what she thinks right now is anastasia ammo rosa.tu situation, the way to describe t. nobody can say forget it with the momentum what do you do >> yeah. it's just really hard to say i am going to stay out of this market a, it's continuing to make big highs. b, how can you sell the market when you have a confluence of positive events unlike nothing we've ever seen. you have the economy clearly reopening. you have the consumer appetite, industrial appetite rebounding across different sectors on top of that, we've heard from jay powell we continue to hear from him that they're not about to raise rates any time soon. the market thinks they're going to do it until late 2022 we don't think it will be until late 2023. on top of that, you have the massive fiscal infrastructure and you put all of those facts together and it's really hard for investors, whether that's institutional, hedge funds or investors to stay out of this market this brings me to another point which is it's not sure we should be blindly investing, we should be aware that

this is anastasia ionnapoulos. i'm glad that director hillis has clarified the continuances, and i wonder if that information is available to the public, because we had a question on that. and on the sites -- off-sites buildings, and the information that you were able to gather on that, two different sites, is that information also available to the public? and one other item, i didn't hear the first item that's proposed for continuance. is item 12 on today's agenda, jonas? >> clerk: item 12 is on today's agenda. >> thank you. >> oh, hi. good afternoon. it's georgia schiutish. you had the illegal demolition at 403 28 street, and i think that's a case of behavior defined policy. the executive hearing document says on page 7, quote, applicants who would otherwise apply for a demolition permit have attempted to avoid review under the commission's policy by configuring their projects to comply with the technicalities of d.b.i.'s approval of a project rather than a demolition. this section 317 defines demolition independ

this is his personal doctor — anastasia vasilyeva.... that's why i'm here now. do you trust the prison doctor? no! prison officials are denying the outbreak of tuberculosis — but they have confirmed navalny was taken to a prison medical unit — with symptoms of a respiratory disease. this report from the pro—kremlin izvestia says navalny was tested for coronavirus and is under the supervision of medical workers. alexei navalny is in prison — after being arrested injanuary. he had been returning home to russia following treatment in germany for the poisoning. he was then sentenced for breaking parole conditions connected to a previous conviction — he broke the conditions because he went to germany after being poisoned. well mr navalny posted this photo on the 15th of march showing his freshly shaved head — and he described the prison as a concentration camp. now he is unwell while behind bars. he is also upholding a hunger strike. the bbc�*s sarah rainsford has more from outside the prison today. state television has recently been showi

this is anastasia ionnapoulos. i'm glad that director hillis has clarified the continuances, and i wonder if that information is available to the public, because we had a question on that. and on the sites -- off-sites buildings, and the information that you were able to gather on that, two different sites, is that information also available to the public? and one other item, i didn't hear the first item that's proposed for continuance. is item 12 on today's agenda, jonas? >> clerk: item 12 is on today's agenda. >> thank you. >> oh, hi. good afternoon. it's georgia schiutish. you had the illegal demolition at 403 28 street, and i think that's a case of behavior defined policy. the executive hearing document says on page 7, quote, applicants who would otherwise apply for a demolition permit have attempted to avoid review under the commission's policy by configuring their projects to comply with the technicalities of d.b.i.'s approval of a project rather than a demolition. this section 317 defines demolition independ

anastasia vasilyeva was among ten people arrested when they tried to see him.in short supply here, with the pandemic boosting demand for individual packets. it is the most consumed table sauce at american restaurants. kraft heinz leads the market, but couldn't keep up with the spike in demand for the sachets. devastating. i hate catch up. what does a college gymnast do after completing a successful routine? definitely not take a selfie — that's so last year. it's all about flashing your vaccine credentials a pa re ntly. indeed — university of illinois gymnast evan manivong got a running start, launched himself in the air, spun and stuck the landing. congratulated with an applause — manivong then whipped out a covid vaccination card that was tucked in his vest and flashed it for the cameras — much to the surprise of spectators. yeah. he will be happy to have it vaccine passports.— yeah. he will be happy to have it vaccine passports. that is with the assword vaccine passports. that is with the password is _ vaccine passports. that is with the password is for! _ v

anastasia ionnapoulos with san francisco housing coalition. in the housing inventory report, a.d.u.s are incorrectly categorized at affordable housing. since a.d.u.s are market rate housing, no longer subject to rent control and priced up whatever the market will bear, commissioners, i ask you to reject those data conclusions in the report. it's unacceptable to proceed with inaccurate data to inform the housing element. the loss of 4,000 plus protected units is no surprise and it's unacceptable. from my volunteer experience at the tenants union, landlords have been set on displacing their tenants from rent controlled homes for the last few decades. the trend of overproducing market rate units is harmful to the american indian, people of color, low-income, and marginalized communities, including seniors and disabled. by embracing marginalized communities to the housing production and seeking to codify them in the housing element for the next eight years, the housing needs of these communities are not addressed nor are the needs of the people on

it can be used to treat pain and also an adjunct use in surgery for anastasia. >> and you talked about. maybe you can describe what an opioid is. >> so, opioids actually include both natural semi synthetic and synthetic drugs that act on the receptor which is where opioids act. opiates are a natural product that are found in plants, morphine and codeine. so, opiates are opioids but not all opioids are opiates. >> what are some examples of opioids? >> fentanyl would be an example. >> what oxycodone also be an opioid? >> yes, it blood. >> and you talked about similarities between opioids and opiates. and you mentioned morphine as an opiate? >> yes. >> is that heroin? >> so, heroin is actually made from morphine, but when heroin it breaks down into a metabolite and then eventually to morphine. >> so heroin would break down into morphine, right? >> yes. >> do opioids and opiates have seller affects? >> yes. >> getting back to the fentanyl level in this case, you mentioned it was 11 nanograms per milliliter. can fentanyl levels vary widely depending upon the individual? >> yes, they can. >>

anastasia ionnapoulos with san francisco housing coalition. in the housing inventory report, a.d.u.s are incorrectly categorized at affordable housing. since a.d.u.s are market rate housing, no longer subject to rent control and priced up whatever the market will bear, commissioners, i ask you to reject those data conclusions in the report. it's unacceptable to proceed with inaccurate data to inform the housing element. the loss of 4,000 plus protected units is no surprise and it's unacceptable. from my volunteer experience at the tenants union, landlords have been set on displacing their tenants from rent controlled homes for the last few decades. the trend of overproducing market rate units is harmful to the american indian, people of color, low-income, and marginalized communities, including seniors and disabled. by embracing marginalized communities to the housing production and seeking to codify them in the housing element for the next eight years, the housing needs of these communities are not addressed nor are the needs of the people on