is there any public comment on this item? there any any remote public comment there is public. commissioners and ed finney chair that could advisory committee. christina wanted to make a correction. i don't think there was a motion to approve the ordinance, there were other motions. there were a total of five and your packet had a letter of four those motions and i think thomas forgot the fifth motion. um if you'd like me to go through those, i'd be happy to go through through all of them. so this was heard at the structural subcommittee, the administrative and design subcommittee as well as the full committee and, um we, uh there was quite a bit of discussion about this. this is actually new territory for the code advisory committee. and so there were a lot more questions and concerns about how this was actually going to get implemented, but the four motions that were made at the structural subcommittee and also reiterated by the code advisory committee arts follows the first one was that they, um the c a. c and s a c do not support relaxing the seismic triggers for structural

all right, um, in any anybody else do we have any public comment on this item? are there any members of the public i would like to comment on agenda item g. moderator please open the phone line for public comment on agenda item g sometime for collars to submit their request. moderators. do we have any college in the queue? there are no callers. thank you . okay then hearing no further requests to speak on the item will close public comment. is there a motion from commissioners to approve item 13 g. moved ah, vice president spears and then it was seconded by um, commissioner linda parker . parker pennington. um could we please take a roll call vote to approve item g president martha coniston? yes vice president janet spears. yes, commissioner sasha bittner. yes commissioner linda parker pennington. yes commissioner. one dijon. yes commissioner nelson lum yes and commissioner barbara sklar. took a break. sorry okay. thank you having anna's vote and before we go over to item h, i do have a note. that, uh commissioner bittner is the president of the board of the pub

so any any any- messing about. just stop oil. right . so any any any republican right.but are they going to turn it off , is your going to turn it off, is your gwesiione— going to turn it off, is your question? yeah.— going to turn it off, is your question? yeah. yeah. so once anew-we—iaeiail they've turned on the facial reeogniiion— they've turned on the facial reeognirion .— they've turned on the facial recognition , are— they've turned on the facial recognition , are then going recognition, are they then going to recognition, are they then going io—aiso,- recognition, are they then going io—aiso, wnail to turn it off? and also, what new— to turn it off? and also, what anew—is- to turn it off? and also, whati anew—is inai they have said though, is that anew-we— they have said though, is that anew-we-woa-re- they have said though, is that they've you're holding they've said if you're holding up they've said if you're holding up_sais- they've said if you're holding ap—saws noil they've said if you're holdingi ap—saws nor my up a placard that says not my ring,— up a plac

so tell me ready to help with any kind of other personal training and all the any other educational programs we have in place besides those of the students in, in russia. yes, absolutely. so we have those 400 students setting on full bursaries at various different institutions in russia, and they would then feed back into various new care programs on the concepts beyond that we've got training the training and we've got various different in the university agreement. so between mfc in russia and various universities on the continents, as well as tom's public techniques university. so we have programs that we would run together and develop strategies as well as coursework for local universities to be able to train people. we understand that human resources are absolutely critical to make any project with particularly and then you can just treat it as a very stringent and very specific industry. and we need people that are highly qualified and highly trained to, to participate in these programs. so for us, long before we even start and instagram a mental relations or a contractual relations, we

any questions? commissioners any . did you have a comment? the only additional comment i'd make is currently or policy provides that public comment. maybe up to five minutes. although your practice and your board meeting agenda state that you prefer two minutes um, this find a happy medium of three minutes, which is a very common practice across that again. it's on page 10. it changes the public comments. reference to three minutes as opposed to up to five minutes, so that would need that should be changed on your agendas. if you adopt this and that is the most common, uh in my experience , advising a number of boards across california. up to three minutes is a is a very common and we don't even do that. our practices two minutes. i'm just noting that we have the flexibility. you have the flexibility, right? right question. commissioner halphen also with regards to that. how flexible are we on wednesday day ? yeah it was good, but hold on a second jumping back. i want to talk about that as well. but i want to finish the time limit is anyone h

is there any further public comment on zoom? i don't see any. okay so, um, this matters concluded unless you wanted to take some action. no, no, let me let me just speaks quickly and if the commissioner's choose to participate, of course you may, mr green. you are the messenger and you won't get shot, but i'm going to do some shooting. um, clearly this is the bandage just got pushed off the wound. this case is closed. but if i was the director of your department, i would be taking special action to reevaluate the entire case. to take into consideration in public comment what the appellant brought up again. we can't try it again. it's closed. but but there's a lot of bothers from garbage. that's going on is more than miscommunication. i i'm not going to use the word negligence. but if i was the director of the d b i with all of the bad stuff. that was going on in your department. whether it's true or not. as being litigated in the civil courts at this moment. when? when i hear a case like this if i was director of the department i be taking espec

so any any any- messing about. just stop oil. right . so any any any republican right.but are they going to turn it off , is your going to turn it off, is your gwesiione— going to turn it off, is your question? yeah.— going to turn it off, is your question? yeah. yeah. so once anew-we—iaeiail they've turned on the facial reeogniiion— they've turned on the facial reeognirion .— they've turned on the facial recognition , are— they've turned on the facial recognition , are then going recognition, are they then going to recognition, are they then going io—aiso,- recognition, are they then going io—aiso, wnail to turn it off? and also, what new— to turn it off? and also, what anew—is- to turn it off? and also, whati anew—is inai they have said though, is that anew-we— they have said though, is that anew-we-woa-re- they have said though, is that they've you're holding they've said if you're holding up they've said if you're holding up_sais- they've said if you're holding ap—saws noil they've said if you're holdingi ap—saws nor my up a placard that says not my ring,— up a plac

the surveillance court has no ability to hear and decide 9000 probable cause cases for any time any agency wants to use a us person query terms. they are tight procedures to govern the process, and produce a probable cause standard in the manner representative jordan suggests. it would aluminate a very important intelligence component of the 702 program. >> reporter: let's go to the phone lines. the democratic line, what is your question or comment? at full, are you with us this morning? all right. we have to come back to ethel. let's try joel in brooklyn, new york on the democratic line. you are on. >> good morning. i have a question for this just. you are talking queries and names. do you ever query epstein and chuck schumer for their involvement in sex trafficking, and jamie nyman and the founders of google? they are all, quote, american citizens. some are citizens of occupied palestine. why aren't they being queried to find out what they are doing with this epstein character and being compromised by people who occupied palestine. $600 million -- >> host: before you get to that, i want

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what's the demand is from a local population, not to post any videos or any kind of details to social media. so at this points, there is a very little information about that. however, some messages did managed to get across the, on the internet. you know this as a strike against the military academy was reported though, at this point. so there is still no official confirmation. now air alerts sounded for about 3 and a half hours in key of and for over 5 hours in northern regions of ukraine. apart from t of and odessa, explosions were also recorded in the city, opens up our rogia, which is currently held by vicky every she now russian defense ministry has yet to comment on the overnight strikes against the ukrainian minutes of its r gets. they could, however, i have to do with the response against wednesday's drone flight on the kremlin itself. and the just reminds are, russia has reserved the right to retaliation in any way that it deems it necessary, less remote, and just mentioned the most skill, residence of presidents, loving or put was attacked by 2 on monday or real vehicles ove

we haven't seen any et, viewing this? we haven't seen any yet. however _ viewing this?et, however with each _ viewing this? we haven't seen any yet, however with each new - viewing this? we haven't seen any l yet, however with each new delivery the response has been pretty similar. so there has been the suggestion that a red line has been crossed. this is an escalator remeasure and some form of revenge will be taken in military means. but that has been the case since himars was delivered and we haven't really seen anything to justify those claims. seen anything to 'ustify those claims. ., ~ seen anything to 'ustify those claims. . ~' , ., seen anything to 'ustify those claims. . ~ ., seen anything to 'ustify those claims. . ., claims. thank you for staying with us on bbc news. _ ijust want i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you a little bit of breaking news. we have very little detail at the moment but there has been a tweet. the ex prime minister of pakistan imran khan says police have surrounded his house and his arrest is imminent. we have no more details o

is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel is prepared for any scenario. is some odd one is life for us in the gaza? is what more do we know about these latest strikes? until so far that where there were no clear but thoughts, a validating who has been talking to the simple does have fun units. but based on these really media saying that they belong to the so let me get you hat and gloves . and the group and goals are attempting to fire of rockets that is ready until so far there were no clear reports, neither by the administrative health or the had a stomach at press release, claiming those numbers belonging to them. so for the, for the one that use, that is on a sunday to had saying that it was going to carry out some sort of response to the beginning of the 3, just allow me to hide fighters. do we have any indication of what that response should be? it's so difficult to, it's just very difficult to add to evaluate at the level of response. but this, let me do hot over the unity military, a girl, including some us of course a. the situation is very diffi

so there will be concerns there will be very serious concerns about may, because evidently, any, any propaganda agents and ukraine will be dreaming right now of managing to orchestrate a major bomb attack explosions, attack sure, exactly. on the lines of my under thomas house and german attorney and a meritus professor of law. many, thanks for your time. i appreciate your thoughts and your insight into any matter. thank you so much. thank you. and again, thank you listener that we spoke with a journalist at the tv network. he says the attempted attack on the criminal is clearly an act of provocation. there are multiple stories that are doing rounds on social media and in the diplomatic circles that whether this is an escalation, either by ukraine, because the ukraine has denied any kind of a drone attack on kremlin. or is there some kind of a western conspiracy into it because we have had this a playbook play in the past as well? the question here is that this is not a simple attack that we're talking about. we're talking about 2 drawn, 16 minutes apart targeting of general kremlin,

we don't know any more details about the man himself, and any of the build up to this. as we return to the live pictures of the car, thatis to the live pictures of the car, that is where the car has ended up. over the last 45 minutes to an hour, we have been watching the scenes. we've seen it at various stages, the buddha being opened, as those examinations and forensic work continues there at the scene —— the boot being opened, the first initial stages, of course, making that area safe, making sure there is no other further threat. that clearly has been made, because he can see our camera crew very close to the car itself. that certainly would not be happening if there was any for the security alert. it is more or less the forensic work that is being done, the tape that went up and at the fire part of the picture, further up, you see the cabinet office where so many government workers go in and out through the course of the day. we have the foreign office, the other side of downing street. of course, the houses of parliament and as nick was saying to my two minute walk

they don't make any progress.ing more equipment of people they simply cannot afford to lose, and up above kiev the russians have hit very important vulnerabilities. targets were hit and torn to shreds if they saw any of these videos. you can see some pretty dramatic explosions. and it goes to show that russian intelligence is excellent, the russians know exactly where all the new weapons are. equipment from germany usa uk and they destroy before they can get on the battlefield that's the difference we will destroy mp3 and budanov comrades are trying to kill zakharov they are not able to inflict any significant damage to our military infrastructure, so they are trying to get to iconic people, miserable nonentities while now it is clear that at 16:00. yes, i think it's already somewhere nearby to pass. that's all these ordinary dances began, but that's what you see. over and over again , the idea that there is an unders fails a little, if at first it seemed that, well, how did the mlrrs appear, the hummers appeared,

longer be able, that there wouldn't be any issue available any longer to get away from the union. but they also wanted to do going to be go dependence. all didn't, they don't, so actually these using no surprise sheet, they all have been performing for all smuggling since 2014, but it started basically previously if we take to at the register all the, the, the hearings, all jeffrey, the former us ambassador, do it to you, right we, we can see that even looking to finance or team she already has me is all this. so it's not a surprise only for, for people here in the west that are still trying to support the idea that actually this conflict only start to be during february 2022. well, let me tell you, it has and it has started way before that time. and also waiting for the are on my back. so slowly this is a huge problem because they have to find a way in order to bring in some kind of bellows. howard, you're so that's the reason why i see that's actually he admitted. so think that we all already knew, well, you're fine. you know what else into gilbert, you know, what else? he admit

or any other law enforcement officials explain any of this to you? >> no. >> everybody. >> i want to see my baby. >> i have no idea. >> he's taken away on orders from his boss, the chief sheriff's deputy, without knowing if his daughter survived. >> we'll find out in a bit. we'll find out in a bit. >> i just want to see my baby. >> you will. >> i want to see her. >> you're going to find out. >> i watched you, felix, and i really feel like your world has been completely turned upside down as a result. you know, just how are you doing? >> i'm not the same person that i was. i wish i could still be that dad. every day, i go to the cemetery. i go out there and talk to lexi. i always tell her, just keep looking after us and one day you'll see me coming up to you, and i'll meet her there at the gates. >> 376 officers and law enforcement officials from 23 different agencies responded to robb elementary. >> excuse me, excuse me. >> tell me what was wrong. >> so far, only one uvalde city police official has been held accountable, lieutenant mariano pargs, the

any partial or trans benefit which the use can yield at any time of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports in vain. would that man claim the tribute of patriotism who should labor to subvert great pillars of human happiness, the firmest proper of the duties of men and citizens? the mere politician equally with the pious man ought to respect and cherish. a volume could trace all their connections with private and public felicity. let it simply be asked where is the security for property, for reputation and for life? if the sense of religious obligation deserts, the oath oaths which are the instrument investigation in courts, justice and, let us with caution. indulge the supposed nation that morality can be maintained without religion. whatever may be conceded to the influence and refined education minds, a peculiar structure reason and experience both forbid us to expect that national morality can prevail in exclusion of religious principle. it is substantially true that virtue or morality is a necessary spring o

kind of strategic autonomy with any, any conviction. and, you know, you said you wanted to talk about society and culture instead of talking about politics. but one of the depressing things about life i would say in europe to day is that there aren't any cultural or social spheres left anymore, which are independent of politics. you know, let him is. lensky speaks at the vienna venice be another. he speaks at the cannes film festival. he speaks at the frankfurt book for though there are, there are no, he speaks of the glastonbury festival. there are no cultural events left where politics does not intervene, or for that matter where l g b, t writes, or whatever intervene as well. there are no more autonomous fields left and therefore we are in europe, in a situation very similar to that which existed in the soviet union. yeah. the communism where everything had to be brought back to marxism. in europe today, everything has to be brought back to, to postmodernism and to the associated values and back or of course himself is or that pure a

and if you look at any war, any, and a war of aggression in the history and they all have one thing in common, the perpetrators of the war didn't believe they would have to stand to officer for what the deed, they must tend to answer for war however, brings war must receive judgment, as well as the lift gate is calling on europe to help ukraine get just isn't it's war with russia. the european union might also be helping he blues, the domestic battle to successfully transform into a truly democratic nation. that's the opinion of 3 ukranian lawyers who have just published an article in the online news outlet politic a. they say, in negotiations with ukrainian authorities, the block has already backed down from some of its previous public physicians. and it might be ready to compromise even further. they go on to say it will also make it evident to the ukrainian government that the block can be manipulated and that the european union will consequently lose any leverage over other reforms related to the countries. european integration. there had been questions over the rule of law in ukra

because neither the ukrainian government nor the german government have confirmed or denied any any visits. but you can imagine that when these kinds of details are linked to the press and we're talking about many details about that possible visit that that can actually create serious challenges for the team. organizing the visit in both sites from the pregnant perspective. also from the government perspective, so if there is indeed a visit that's going to happen in the next few days, i can imagine behind the scenes or the different stakeholders. reorganizing some of the elements off to this particular league, the fact that there's an ongoing investigation on this for a possible betrayal of secrets gives you just an indication of how serious all this has been, particularly when we're talking about this very high level visit www. so miss bear with the least night here in berlin thomas, as always, thank you. as jeremy's transfer a lot sold is backing the african union's bid to join the g 20 group of major economies. sholtes has begun a 3 day trip to east africa. the european capital addis of

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had all these events have made any negotiations or any developments in any mediations, a completely difficult. and this is what sources have been telling us. and that's why it is very difficult at the moment to predict how the situation would develop in the coming hours. also the human sharing could, since the in gaza are getting into more and more deterioration, especially in terms of the crucial medical equipment not entering and the shortage of fuel. oh, okay. thank you very much room that for the update, you know, side with the latest they have from a guys that let's check in with billing mocks now. who's in 7 is really nice. going on near the border with guys a feeling is really strikes have resumed on gaza and ball kits of also been launched from the strip into his rep stiffly of the last 5 days around a 1000 rockets according to the is right. a minute 3 this morning. while we are just a few kilometers north of the goal of the strip, it is relatively quiet. we're hearing. the occasional is really minute treat drone above our heads. we've not seen or heard any rockets but the warning sir

than actually any kind of armaments deals ieing— any kind of armaments deals being done— any kind of the uk and italy and december, the uk and italy and japan signed a deal for the next six generation global combat air programme, which is a sign that people are beginning to think quite seriously about future for joint military ventures . joint military ventures. colonel stuart crawford , as colonel stuart crawford, as ever, thanks— colonel stuart crawford, as ever, thanks for— colonel stuart crawford, as ever, thanks for joining us here on on— ever, thanks for joining us here on on news— ever, thanks for joining us here on gb news and— ever, thanks for joining us here on gb news and bringing us your experi— on gb news and bringing us your evgen anaivsis. — on gb news and bringing us your expert analysis. thank you. now, vvaier— expert analysis. thank you. now, water companies— expert analysis. thank you. now, water companies have apologised for water companies have apologised ior noi— water companies have apologised ior noi aoiing— water companies have apologised for not acting quick

i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> and stacey is here if you have any questions.> thank you. >> thank you, um, members of the public this is your opportunity to address the commission on that matter again, if you're in the chambers come forward or remotely to comment, press * 3 (star 3) to "raise your hand." >> can you use the overhead. >> you certainly may and sfgov please. thanks and i want to thank staff and the team for working on this um, project statement it is very thorough and i'm thrilled it is word for word and want to make one point i would in the future with the marine district historic content statement do one-a-day and one at a time i didn't have time to look at the next item on the agenda but focused on the marina so in the future one for each meeting people can spread out their review time a couple of things we recommend we add and not in the sort of forward section where there is a discussion of current um, interpretation of potential historic district so with the property information map on page one and all the information in the document about t

i'm not saying there weren't any permit that just say we don't have any records before that. unfortunately db i believes that this permit was not approved and issued properly. first section one. oh six. a of the san francisco building code states, no building or structure regulated by this code shall be erected, constructed and large altered. repaired moved. improved removed, converted or demolished unless a separate permit for each building or structure has first been obtained from the building. official second, the submitted plans do not accurately reflect the situation. they do not state that the fire escape is attached to both buildings, and they do not present the layout of the building that actually accesses the fire escape to 509 pacific. um if these facts were on the plans plan checker will look at this much differently. third, i spoke with lieutenant kathy gilbert of the san francisco fire department this afternoon, she says, and i quote. unfortunately we approved the permit at the fire plan review counter that we should not have this permit for 2507 pacific avenue 2

our by steve, can not see any chance of supporting ukraine's expression to any international. okay, which i'm the, the place the street 5 sounds. the reaction from tokyo is top little makeup of the ukranian delegation headquarter russian. speak doing a meeting of the black sea economic corporation assembly assembled during this session with delegates from said the scene other countries rushed. his speech was interrupted by several ukrainians who stood up and demonstrated that countries official flag along with another band that appeared to fill tre across between ukraine's national colors. and they tore as some nationalist flag use by some ukranian knew not secrets. here's what the speed of took, he has. parliament had to stay in condemnation. as a scandalous incidents, everyone can express their opinion verbally and there are no single school this. otherwise, such an assembly will cease to be parliamentary. what kind of street fights are these? those who wants to talk should go out and talk on the streets. no, i did not allow such a was the acts here on the sidelines of the a

there are a handful of operations on any given week. stat; operations on any given week.h this evening. yes, there are some thundery downpours around which carries on the unsettled theme and particularly across southern and eastern parts of england and wales. parts of kent have had their wettest march and april for 90 years. but actually some parts of the northwest have had rainfall below the average and temperatures during the day below the average. once again, as we started may, some cold arctic air is spilling southwards. so any showers will fade away as we go through the evening. and overnight, clear skies in the north leading to a frost. whilst further south, it's more likely we'll see some mist and some fog filling in any gaps and some fog as well around the irish sea coast. so perhaps a little bit on the dull and murky side as we start our tuesday morning, even thick enough, some of the clouds in central and eastern areas for the odd spot of drizzle, but generally it will tend to brighten up. we've got the sunshine already with us in the north and bright for most s

you get off at any turkish airport. taxi line arranged everything. don't say think about it either, huh? a very good order test. that's how people treat keeping order at all levels. this is how we reap it, because for years and years of this mess , no one has flown to anyone and no one has even bothered about it. what's going on at airports? from here too the most, if somewhere something flies, whom, when they removed it because somewhere something exploded and flew. i don’t hear something at all, but there are people who are responsible for us, first of all, i agree now. you just need to simply put things in order, which is written everywhere, as it should be, just not executed, because everyone understands that nothing will happen. rear execution will do nothing. how to deal with it? i don't know, but on the other hand, if you look. here i am listening. here is your statement. now we are bang. no, it's me, unfortunately i have there is no button. well, we are still a great power. we must be like a cat, which is inexorable, not looking at any squeak

that's why we don't use it any, any way, are full for us. that is adapted to the we we cons, founded. and we didn't, the tech puts in, we leave it to try, but you know how it's going to in washington know how us secretary of state and, and the blinking costs down on the credit lens allegations. these are decisions for ukraine's. i've seen the reports. i can't in any way validate them. we simply, we simply don't know the 2nd i would take anything coming out of the kremlin with a very large shake or salt. so let's see. uh, we'll see what uh, what, what the facts are. and it's, it's really hard to comment or speculate on this without really, really knowing what the facts are. moscow has threatened to retaliate against ukraine, making residents of keys worried for the safety. they might try attacking the strength to take on takes you with decisions are made in cuba. you're killing me. you do my chair. let's put them in science again. we need to remain in safety and take care of ourselves and our loved ones. for now, put and remain safe. moscow a

when ever anybody received any remuneration for any help is consideration. it is the style of the child when you have to transfer. so that right? that is a cut the whining strip. and we can see that many of the intermediaries, the case that you have mentioned here, columbia, the women are only getting $4000.00. but one of the intermediaries getting they getting on like tens of thousands of no one is regulating the intermediaries. and then implicit in this selling for good, i'm just looking at the sort of the, the, the end of this process as well as concerns are often raised about the mothers involved in these transactions. how's it being any research on the potential effects on children conceived in this way that has been researched, but it's children that have been wanting to go in and through how to reach the arrangements. no one has yet to do any research on children's phones to commercial surrogacy, but what we have seen, we can learn lessons from since the country adoption when money is being used in these processes, as well as we've done the conception

it wasn't because of any faction, it wasn't because of any politics, that movie is so open, that movie, anghd laleh, by god, maybe he chose the location there so that there is no commitment from sinton behind it, it is so open that hamid is about a girl who does not see hijab from a boy. who are basiji's own agents, that is, one night, an agent in a street corner drinking water instead of this happening, he takes 17 from the oppressor, which i am entitled to, and does this until the last moment , wherever he is . as his wife, i will not allow him to have any other name, other than jealousy, other than chivalry , i have nothing to do with politics, i have nothing to do with who hamid was , the way hamid left, the reason why hamid left , no one can say anything like an unbelieving mouse, you saw him as an iranian foreigner in this movie, to look at your authenticity hamid, honestly, take his own issue without any words , please, please, don't make it look like this, keep going because it's bothering us , read the hero, we'll do more, only me , everyone who has, everyone who has, can you

actually they are the law and feeling any kind of plans, maybe because they don't have any concrete plans. they have expectations that have been feeling. they have been feeling awful, a lot of money and a lot of weapons to this kind of a account that will be delayed just last summer if you remember. so actually what we know is that western leaders, they know exactly, they have to bring in forces. they are not as well prepare and they wanted them to be in the eighty's, highly unlikely that we think we've been provided is not enough to be successful in any sort of crazy, but against racism. empowering the equipment. also, because this time, the russians are not willing to draw and to leave the directory that each other from the control like it on the cross or you like the indian to fast. so she is bravely and then to the west, the spacing in the process. they have to choose, we must increase, we have to try all kinds of different, really better solutions, even if we were, we could try this. so these long range missiles, however, if he's been successful, perfect, we will try to exploit the s

example we doing any background checks? and a half lean people entering this country in the middle of a pandemic nobody had a health check there's no vaccine mandates the background check to heretical associations. no check to see if there would be a financial burden on the american people at a time when we cannot afford to pay for schooling and health care et cetera. with $31 trillion in debt's or any of that going on at all? >> absolutely not we see if they've grown a record here in the united states we also look to see if they've an interpol hit and that's it we cannot shake anything that's not if they have a criminal record in the country we are never going to know about it. when you look at what the administration is done they've completely and totally turned upside down what we've always done as far as enforcement aspect of it. we can get this under control tomorrow. we have to do is go back joe biden stovall's policies from us. he still every single one of our enforcement tools that would allow us to get this kind of

it doesn't matter if you're a journalist or if you're any, any other sort of thought a send in. um, so this is something we know. and i believe that with, with the syrians coming and the fact that it's, it's brought so many people together and is mobilized and many people i've, i've witnessed some incredible moments over the past year, moments of unity moments of strength and bravery. and i've heard from young media students who are studying media, who, who have met to reading the past and who are even more inspired and more insisting on katty, on getting the on with should be in this message to give people their voice to speak and approach the people and tell the story of palestine, i think she read is also left an inspiring mark and all those butting during this who are willing to go into the fields with this strength and inspiration. that's that thanks to should. and of course, rom is, is to allow talking about someone like you right there is actually, you know, um, um, studios that pushed us uh, more than more to do uh, more stories that on palestine and daily you know, to 5

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that the russians are finding a new major any, any, you'd be telling me to go over to your colleagues who we, we know that russia has a history of doing this, they have a history of doing false flag. it is not unusual is incredibly common. i just don't want to speculate at this time, as i said, as we said when it comes to ukraine, which is under daily assault. and not just, it's incredibly courageous military forces, but it citizens, as men, women and children being assaulted on a daily basis by this russian aggression. well, we leave it to ukraine to decide how it's going to defend itself and how it's going to try to get back to the territory. a certainly quite the bold statements from the white house, the ego. how's the sure responded to those on vacations? well, so far russia's response has been strictly diplomatic. they haven't taken any steps militarily or on the ground. nothing else of the ordinary. nothing we haven't seen so far. up until now. but russia has indeed been a while stepping up its rhetoric as if at 1st they just said, well, we know, judging by the information we ha

i mean, most of one of the giveaways is the any journalist of any real experience will tell you that the real genius, the gym, the nuggets of interview is really to visit politicians. a follow up questions right now. if you look at this, so there are no follow up questions. why not? because it's scripted because it's been written by people. you know, it's not, it's not a real interview. i'm any to bit gentleness west was his weight in the siberian thoughts. we'll look at 2 or 3 of these really important points. the storm bug a supposedly made and follow up with a key question. given the example of his reference to china and russia, these as an interview. you know, nate, so doesn't compare to china and russia in terms of ministry capability. go any jonas wood chip in the and so yeah, but for how long? when you look at the bridge countries lining up 9. see now that when you look at the brakes very rapidly turning into an eastern book and having its own policies this upcoming season banking system is only a matter of time before the defense strategy. it kicks in, particularly if the ame

any public comment? >> i don't see any hands. folks, we're on item eight. press star three if you would like to make public comment. >> no public comment. just to clarify, this is the mou with the sfgh foundation. >> the names are similar. >> yes. all right. any comments or questions from commissioners? >> i was wondering, in the annual report and i'd asked the director, for that to appear before the commission just like we get other gift reports? >> i'm sorry, commissioner, i couldn't hear that, could you repeat it? >> sure. because it says the annual report of the foundation is at the, actually at the call of the director that would go to the commission and the commission doesn't have a right to ask it in this mou, the director does. i'm asking if the director then would see that an annual report before the commission would be actually quite useful? >> okay. yes. thanks. >> thank you. >> all right. any other questions or comments? if not, all those in favor. >> aye. >> [multiple voices] >> opposed. >> mou is approved. thank you. all right. our next item i

do you think any progress has been made? >> the progress is we are able to meet and that is a difference. 97 days, he denied the ability for anybody to negotiate. i don't know how many times you asked him about it. i offered to bring food. and meet together and work on a bill so we wouldn't be at this day. what is interesting, i said the same thing when it comes to the border and we have a problem with title 42. the house, same thing. i tried to meet with him how to secure the border and treated the debt limit, he ignored it. and in the house, we will pass a bill this thursday that could secure our border and deal with title 42 so these people cannot enter illegally. we are trying to be responsible and sensible. i think what we really need is a partner that is willing to work together. it is unfortunate that they don't want to even talk. reporter: did you bring any offers at this meeting or he said i don't like what you guys said? the speaker: pretty much. reporter: this has to be hashed out in the next few days. can you ass

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