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when they announced the ape, for some reason it went up to almost 30 intraday. a crazy stock. people that pump this stuff, that knew better they should be ashamed of themselves. people that are in the stock, cheryl, are average people. this is not an institutional stock. anyway this story has more to play out. we'll see where it settles out today. we'll see when the dilution actually begins, with it goes, my guess, a guess of a lot of wall street players it is going to, the ape is going to somehow equal the common while the ape is technically above the common in the, in the capital structure you know, they're both, there is so much debt on the balance sheet it almost doesn't matter. cheryl: what is going on with tiktok, charlie. >> we'll get to that. "the times" came out with a story, another way to maybe avert a shutdown because of national security concerns. tiktok is owned by a chinese company. chinese companies are generally run by the chinese government. if you look at "the times" story today, a lot of republicans shaking hair head. we'll point out that the

well, the citizens app is taking new steps in helping the ap. i community they offered about 20,000 free premium memberships and a new initiative they say is to help keep the community safe. kron four's gayle ong has that update. >> a new safety tool for the members of the ap. i community. the citizen app will be offering free premium access to asian americans in san francisco. the app lets residents report crimes in suspicious activities. it is partnering with the city's chinese american association chamber to offer the free service, the asian american community in san francisco. >> is a 3rd of the city. and in addition, citizen is used already by a 3rd of the bay area. and so it made complete sense that as we're thinking about how we could be a part of the solution that san francisco was the place where we were going make this commitment to provide up to 20,000 free of our premium accounts. that comes to almost 5 million dollars. >> the 5 million dollars came from the company. good water, collective citizens premium accounts typically cost $20

and ap ements this for a certain demographic. to be castro theatre does everything in the video except serve rock concerts for 25-35 who will not sit in a chair and require they stands. that's the only group not getting served now. the communities and pod casts can be done as is with new paint, new mechanicals. it does not serve people hospital to stand at rock concerts who 25 to 35 are not in that neighborhood they come in from out of the city. and what do they want from small businesses? fast food and liquor. they are not there to buy things. they want entertainment. so if we are making the castro street and entertainment district this is a perfect idea >> thank you. >> steven. hi. i'm steven bracko a castro resident and mfbt cultural district. i'm here to talk about procedural low how this got here. thanks to your commission on friday afternoon we were sudden an e mail exactly made aware of this meeting if not for that we would not have known this was happening. was it august -- 2 weeks ago they had a town hall and did in the

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let's say ap e, gets all the permits. they will change the um -- orchestra. and two-year period ensues in the castro. a mess of 2 years on the castro while all the renovations are taking place and then greg is holding his events. when if no one come? what if there is no trickle down economic benefit as we see at the golden gate theatre and the war field. greg said if he gets his way he will have 120 nights of shows at the castro tloert theater what about the other nights when the theater will be closed that is plan b we are looking at and unacceptable. i am here to say to you and everyone watching, save the seats of the castro theater. thank you. >> thank you for you're comment. is there other public comment? there is none. >> thank you. >> next item. >> director's report this is a discussion item. >> all right. good evening commissioners. so company updates for you on the economic recovery front. just to keep you posted a couple of things at state level there was an effort to extend alcohol sales in san francisco until 4 o'clock on saturday, sunday and holid

defense to determine the legal status of the volunteers and in the donbas and the people's republic ap they should have the same as the soldiers, health care and same attention paid to organizing supplies for the volunteer units with equipment and material to result priority tasks to defend donbas our forces using the plans and decisions of the military defense and staff have liberated vast territories of regions and a number of other territories. as a result, there is a long line of contact that is longer, greater than 1,000 kilometers, and here is what i want to say publicly for the first time after the beginning of the special military operation, and including during the bills, the key representatives reacted to our suggestions and proposals quite possibly and we talked about the security of russia and guaranteeing its interests, but it was obvious that the west was not happy with the people's resolution, so after the compromise was reached, it was directly instructed, and more weapons were pumped into ukraine, and the regime used -- gangs of mercenaries and the units by the n.a.t.o

we need an agreement between ukraine and russia, an agreement to protect the ap should be based on theples of not attacking or shooting at the station. yes, here are these simple principles, yes, they should not attack, shoot at the station , kiev should have been voiced, but because gross, but personally attended the zaporizhzhya power plant there during the day. well, 2 hours, he was directly at the facility, said that this was enough for me to understand and quickly hit the road, leaving from there. e your observers. now two people are permanently there, but everyone knows where the arrivals come from, who regularly shells, but she didn’t talk about it, in general, all of europe, of course, i’m sure that these are russians. uh, no one is embarrassed by this amazing paradox of the logical russians occupied the zaporizhzhya, which , separated by a comma, the russians are shelling the zaporozhye nuclear power plant and so on. and actually we could and waited so to speak, drop it. well, at least some word, so to speak, more or less intelligible and clear, as for the engineering part its

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ah, that's 3 times the size it was in 2020 eda tin invented the ap clue used to monitor women's menstrual cycles. she played a major role in coining the word fem tech, a term meant to appeal to mail investors to it at tennis. also one of the few women to have her own wikipedia article and it even has a photo. she is fortunate because less than a quarter of all biographies on wikipedia are on women. but the women are rarely seen as fewer than 20 percent of the articles include photos, the organization whose knowledge isn't satisfied with this. there, advocating for women to be better represented on wikipedia, including with photos. in the past years, over 15000 images have been uploaded as part of the campaign, visible wiki women. and that's an important step according to honestly us in gupta, a co founder of whose knowledge for over 15 years, indian author honest. so yes and gupta has been helping the online encyclopedia gro, and she also works for with the media, the charity that runs wikipedia. but she's a harsh critic too, and demands for efforts to be made to close the gender gap on w

the i am ap expects . many countries will slip into the world with recession. next year, the world bank issued a similar warning, adding the threat of global recession is rising. well, for more and less, let's bring in our market correspondent, yann's quarter in new york. now, yes, i know it's not just the world bank talking about a global recession. what more can you tell me? yeah, it's not just them economists, sir, ringing the warning bell, but to him also, and some of the big business leaders some here in the united states, the latest him and may be a biggest example so far. is the c o off for fedex, the logistic a giant, and he's saying that we are heading towards a recession. and when it comes to his company, they announced their latest earnings report that was way shy of expectation cc's. so weakness, especially in asia, but also in a europe, partly because of the supply chain issues, civic cause of the locked balance. but that does not seem to be the only problem, and actually the stock or federal express the dropped here in the friday session by more t

simulate the feeling of pressure on your skin, which isn't just useful for playing games, but even without ap. thanks. karen, we are is already impressive. so long as you have the right equipment, games are still the largest market for v r and right now, 40 gains in which a player can move freely in the room or especially popular warmth, wind, smell, and object directions make the v r illusion. especially convincing. but v r can be used for much more, such as a museum visit, include stepping right into a painting or a virtual vacation. in spite of pandemic travel restrictions. you can claim the famous swiss mountains, the matterhorn or bungee jump of a new york statue of liberty. there are certain sort of experience is that you can get you in a ritual that that would be impossible and any or otherwise. and those that's where i think this is an interesting sort of the are the real sort of can change it, getting most into a world you otherwise would not have access to v r and e r technology are becoming more interesting for other fields in areas such as medicine, the tech is playing an ever lar

apes alone week, apes together strong. it's so true. the ap is the unsophisticated investor, you can go to wall street investors, and buy shares of a dying company, and you will receive accolades. >> at this point, i really didn't have a single amount of technical analysis, or able to do anything like that in the stock market. but i knew, bylaw so hi, my name is kirsten, and i am storm queen. >> i'm learning all these different things and it's like by mc, by blackberry, by bed bath and beyond, and it's popping. >> a lot of these guys are in the that's-ing him -- and went to like 50 and i just miss made a bunch of money on that, and went down, and i was like i don't know what the book i'm doing, i made it. then went back about, i was like homogeneous. >> everywhere else on the internet, people are trying to be their best self. on wallstreetbets, we just acknowledge that we're all idiots. >> wallstreetbets came on our radar, and we first started to talk about with tesla in 2020. wallstreetbets would make me, or joe kind of about what was

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ap abortion clinic certainly didn't merit a full-on raid from the fbi, but that's exactly what happened: absolutely. so mark and his wife say they were outside of an abortion clinic praying with his 12-year-old son and that it was the other side who was coming and insulting his son and saying really disgusting things, and so he tried to get that person to back off. in any case, as you said, pete, this was thrown out. and and i wonder, you know, why they decided to use these tactics. there's seven kids in that home. they were pet arelified as they -- petrified as they saw guns pointed at their father's face as lee drug -- he's truck can out. -- drug out. it was all scary and traumatic. they had huge, huge, big rifles pointed at mark and pointed at me, the kind -- pointed through the house. they said that they were going to take him whether they had a warrant or not -- will: not how it works. rachel: on his way out, he asked his wife to bring him a rosary, and they took him away before the wife could bring him his rosary. i mean, this is a new america, will. i'm petrified. will: so the sp

the latest ap numbers, for example, show that among democrats biden's overall approval rating and hisomy, handling of the economy up 12 to 13 points since july. so a lot of people will be looking through this. they'll be feeling the pain in their pocketbooks, they'll be spending their money but the democrats and the biden white house can see or believe that they are falsehoods on this are working and may work in time for them to do better in november than they previously thought they would. cheryl: unbelievable. tiana lowe, your colleague is with me onset. come on, just because they say it doesn't mean that it is true. people seem to be buying this, that's disturbing? >> no, whenever you see 300 billion over a decade that they say has been able to save has been completely offset by the massive student debt forgiveness package which is half a trillion minimum, right? hugo, i want to ask you quickly because you're in the snow of what's going on in the republican shadow primary. republicans were able to pass tcja. heading into this biden-era stagflation with the cost of borrowing as the

do anr mission statement, we'll get into that, it does seem that you that you acknowledge there is ap between the offender and the victim and maybe that relationship didn't exist before. they didn't know each other. now they're in a relationship. that's the part that strikes me. i know nothing about this except what you will tell us. the relationship is there and needs some kind of act and tending. that's what you let let people understand? >> the relationship is there, bt there needs to be a bridge that brings the two parts together. s what restorative justice is about when harm has occurred and has occurred and in particular when there is a crime. that bridge needs to be connected by the two people when they agree. >> it seems it's different fromt of our adversary justice system, justice system, used to the court and two adversaries settling something. what's different about what restorative what restorative justice tries to bring? >> the current system, what it s is it attempts to separate both. it attempts to separate both. there is nothing for the two pas to learn about what happ

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and to do that, that needed ap r&drk, manufacturing r&d lived together.lived together through prototyping and scaling. the topics of invention and innovation are in manufacturing because you actually learn while you make. then when you digitize you learn more. digitizing manufacturing is a massive innovation opportunity. frankly one of the things the united states is phenomenal at is we know how to innovate and be an entrepreneur and how to scale. but if we blast and actually make, we start to atroify the innovation side. david: that's why we have outsourced it, do you think that's unfair? andrew: it was fair during what i call the loss of industry such as textiles and footwear and clothing which were very labor intensive. it's completely not the case with things that make the i-phone and all the circuitry and semiconductors and high end technology content parts, e.v.'s. this is where the united states is actually the best at. it's not labor cost driven. offshoring and outsourcing and moving things for labor costs, fine, they went to countries that have l

stores is having a crisis, game stop doesn't seem to be investable in carnation and even if if the apes love it. nordstrom, the off price business this week, i do like macy's but it's being pulled down by the cohort have you looked at the stock of khol's lately? don't waste your time. my travel trust got hit by the american evil ugly stick a lot of investors thought they would be safe in american eagle because it's usually 5% yield. it cost a fraction of the $200 million accelerated buy back that they did in june. you know what? it was just an idiot move and i got to call it out it was an idiot move everybody gets away with everything in this thing let's not forget the suppliers pvh is crushed contour brands, levi doing well. common theme in the group and who can forget bed bath and beyond if only the apes that piled in the stores and not just the stocks, they might know what they're owning and change their minds. you want pain? >> the house of pain. >> i'll give you some pain how about the internet all way shapes and form? meta plat form is the poster child, a company with a stock that

want to give your thoughts on -- >> b does make a little point in that, it might be ago ap is a wiret a journalist from a major newspaper, so i just want to make sure that people understand that there is a difference in there. >> todd: the white house saying president biden the g.o.p. bashing speech was not divisive. take a listen. >> people have talked about if it was divisive. it wasn't divisive. he also asked for people to come together. it didn't matter if you're a republican or independent or a democrat. >> todd: okay, job you can grab a pen, those of you playing along as well so we can divisive to the list of words that the left and right is attending the depression of the copy of recession, mostly peaceful, women, nor divisive. because that's right or inflation also. we are at zero invasion right now, apparently. of course, karine jean-pierre believes that speech wasn't divisive because she is a repeated election denier in thing to elections won by republicans and donald trump and jada governor bryan come, they actually were stolen because those are her words, her tweets. this

according to the ap, no cause of death has immediately been made public. some of wraps biggest names are offering their condolences. ice cube remembered he rise to the top of the industry, and flavor flav tweeted resting gangsters paradise, my friend. julio rose to fame in the 90s, with his grammy winning gangsters paradise, also recording the theme song for the nickelodeon sitcom canadian cal, he was 59 years old. >> new york yankees slugger aaron judge swung his way into the record books last night. >> and the 32. judge the left field, this could be, at sia, he's done it. number 61. >> he was chasing it for seven straight games, without a home run, but judge blasted that won his 61st of the season, tying roger maris 61 american league record, and that lifted them over the blue jays today, three proud mom of there, he started seven games love to break the record, the yankees will return home tomorrow to break the three game series against the baltimore orioles. >> in continues and hammering the sunshine state, almost two and a half million have no power a