it was something considered by the bic at this time. >> right. attorney kapla. there is a refer feral back if the board torch pass the ordinance or pass amendments and say they were to change the fee to 17% or 17.5 any other changes as language as in the range discussed. they would not stend become and wit to have another meeting to discuss that. but if the board were to recommend 32% or 42% increase in fees that was not discussed here at this time than i have to come back. commissioner sommer and commissioner alexander-tut. >> i would be comfortable recommending seems like we agree recommending the ordinance at a minimum. i would be comfortable saying with recommendations to potential low up to 20%. and it is -- people noted nothing in this ordinance talks about allocation and to fund the cb oshg consideration. nothing we talk period in the ordinance or that is on the table at the moment would fully fund that as there are small piece of the budget this can go to this fund thanksgiving is a separate conversation. we can all mention that if we are we are in suppo

judge just president joe biden and his son, a member of the house representatives from arizona india bics said, commenting on the charges brought against the former president. according to bix, the justice department has gone berserk and has become a political tool. ukrainian farmers plan to block. the entry of polish trucks into the country informs the local media that this is a mirror response to the protests of polish farmers against the transit of ukrainian agricultural products. let me remind you that earlier the poles blocked the border with ukraine in order to prevent the importation of cheap grain into the republic against the backdrop of ukrainian supplies, local farmers are forced to suffer losses. the americans are preparing for a nuclear conflict with china by 2050. to do this, they are creating appropriate bridgeheads pulling russia away from china and tearing off the asian region. and we , in this american aggression, should be just burnt embers, we spoke about this the day before in the program of the club of editors for belarus 1, and all such actions are subject to the sa

this is what has been done in 2005 that has been a comparable situation of, of bic, andras, off of the killing of 2 young men, also in paris suburbs. but of course they could also be um, more adapting down this police forces. we have seen this for last night, but also other measures like crap use, which already some of the suburbs around pears has been introducing by themselves. now, all these why it's getting out of control. well, you might get a bit of a sense, especially if you look behind me. i am in the middle of paris and you can see here broken floss and around here, and pears in this area. there are, at least i think i counted 3 other stores with broken vendors. and if you've seen the images from last night, and it's been very impressive and very violent, and it has especially been all over the country, not early in the suburbs, but as i said, it also did come a little bit to you to paris notes or in other um is cities um on around so um it is too early to say if it is out of control, i would like to say, but of course you have to watch the next night and it is really a very te

but as i could go into a direct peer to peer connection, they couldn't be in bic, went into, can't outright destroy crypto, but they can make it difficult the on ramp offer and, and use. thank you so much, chris, rise for joining us today. and if we look at the history of the coin and why it was created in the 1st place, it was precisely for events like we see today where the current system shows sign of weaknesses. it's the centralized system and peer to peer technology gives bit point the potential to dismantle the entire banking system, in which a central authority is responsible for decisions that affect the economies of entire countries. if people embrace this new technology, then the banks have much to lose. banks would lose control of monetary policies and therefore control of the population. bitcoin enables the citizens of a country to undermine government authority by circumventing capital controls imposed by it. it was invented to address the devaluation of currency through reckless funding and borrowing and courtesy is not backed by a tangible assets anymore. and by manipulating

transportation officials warn that there will bic/10 delays and street closures. 150 thousand vehicles travel on i95's northbound and southbound lanes daily. >> region of philippines on alert as that nation's most active volcano begins to spew lava, more than 12 thousand villagers have left their homes, authorities are rushing to evacuate thousands people in high-risk zone, activity shows there could be antic ran eruption in the coming weeks, back to "life, liberty and levin." >> welcome back. violation of the bill of rights. violation of the dealing with a former secretary of state. violation of the constitution of the united states unprecedented action against a former president. and leading republican candidate. for the opposition party. why would they take such extreme measures? such unprecedented legal actions? because this is election interference of the worst kind, democrat party does not want to lose power, it wants to be only party with power. whether trying to stuff the supreme court with i i or destroy electoral college. or open borders and aliens comin

but as i could go into a direct peer to peer connection, they couldn't be in bic, went into, can't outright destroyed crypto, but they could make it difficult the on ramp offer and, and use. thank you so much, chris rides for joining us today. and if we look at the history of the coin and why it was created in the 1st place, it was precisely for events like we see today where the current system shows sign of weaknesses it's. it's the centralized system and peer to peer technology gives bit point the potential to dismantle the entire banking system, in which a central authority is responsible for decisions that affect the economies of entire countries. if people embrace this new technology, then the banks have much to lose. banks would lose control of monetary policies and therefore control of the population. bitcoin enables the citizens of a country to undermine government authority by circumventing capital controls imposed by it. it was invented to address the devaluation of field currency through reckless spending and borrowing and fee or currency is not backed by a tangible assets anymor

bic-name have already walked? they have gone. big-name companies _ have already walked?? they have gone. big-name companies that said - have already walked? they have gone. big-name companies that said they . have already walked? they have gone. big-name companies that said they noj big—name companies that said they no longer wish to be associated with the cbi have already left the organisation so they do not have a vote on those plans to overhaul both the governance and the culture of the governance and the culture of the cbi. cbi seniorfigures the governance and the culture of the cbi. cbi senior figures seem to be fairly confident that they would win this vote but a number of even their own supporters within the organisation have been briefing the media that they are only really lending their support to the cpi, giving it extra time, to get things back together again, for that organisation. there is a world of difference between a simple majority in favour of continuing which is what cbi leaders are hoping for, and regaining the public�*s trust and the acceptance from

you racist homophobic,bic trans-phobic, meat eating monster.ter. yes, there's excelling research suggesting a -- compelling researching showing a correlation of mug sh shots anda bias. translation, if a picture was once worth a thousand words, now it's just four. nothing to see here. now, they're not the only city with such a policy. it's everywhere. it's like all liberal cityra governments spin a wheel and w every answer is the same.'t racism. wouldn't releasing lead to transparency to see if they're justified? only a racist would say that.th your white hood is probably at the dry cleaners and no need to recount san francisco's horrorsa and talkinlkg about the big onen never about an earthquake and after a sidewalk pooper eats tacos. the list of people fleeing that town is longer than the list of cat's ex-s. hotels in san francisco are sell state of georgia cheap, crack houses are complaining about the declining property flail valuesn they turned into a third world hell hole and the only hope is an earthquake. it's mogadishu but with seafood. the

solar edge, enphase both down bic, 6% to 8%. more on those names coming up p and shares of lemonade the insurance startup getting hammered today morgan stanley initiating the stock at underweight with a 14ing price tag. >> we begin with news out of china. the central bank cutting interest rates as the economy struggles it come out of the covid era. and it comes after secretary of state antony blinken meets with president xi let's go live to beijing now, where it's the middle of the night. but our eunice yoon is standing by hi, eunice >> reporter: hey, tyler. well, the central bank policy cuts were widely expected, but they just weren't as aggressive as many people had hoped the benchmark lending rates for households and businesses was trimmed by 10 basis points a lot of people were hoping to see the mortgage reference rate dropped by 15 basis points now, this comes as secretary of state antony blinken really sets the stage for an easing and a reprieve in the u.s.-china tensions he had a two-day visit here, speaking to chinese of

see bic. i cannot say more about the shock we saw in united kingdom of course cpi. persistent core inflation. the societal effect of that is really something. jerome powell to speak this morning. that will be important. michael mckee with us this afternoon look for the president and chief executive officer. this is bloomberg, good morning. ♪ it can happen to the people who teach us and rescue us, the people on our team and in our family. us and the people who served. the people we work late with and stay out late with. it can even happen to the person in the mirror. opioid use disorder is a disease that can happen to any of us. it's possible recovery can happen to any of us, too. back in the day, sneaker drops meant getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. save hundreds a year over t-mobile, at&t and verizon with the best price for two lines of unlimited. nice job, little sis! they grow up so fast... i'm a fan. from xfinity. bridgett is here. she has no clue that

la bic indizaciÓn en negatividad—— ser victima es una negatividad. >> ademÁs, no te da poder de tomar. aquÍ se van a enterar quiÉnes serÁn los conductores de la gran alfombra. se los presento uno a uno. en primer lugar la dama de la noche serÁ nuestra amiga castellanos. >> hola! raÚl: con dos cocos en la mano. muchas gracias. no estÁs sola. le vamos a dar la bienvenida a roberto hernÁndez. esta con nosotros. roberto: buenos dÍas. [hablan a la vez] raÚl: tambiÉn josÉ figueroa. [gritos] [aplausos] estarÁ en la alfombra. [hablan a la vez] y tambiÉn serÁ una noche acompaÑado de nuestro buen amigo y colega el gran borja. [gritos] borja: quÉ cool esto. siempre me gusta "premios juventud". tiene lo Último. listo para contar la que se viene en la noche mÁs hot del verano. raÚl: bienvenido. quÉ le dijo el mono a la mona?vamos a sentarnos. quiero que me cuenten desde para estos 20 aÑos quÉ sorpresas hay para esta celebraciÓn en la alfombra. >> primero yo creo que es importante resaltar que "premios juventud" se destaca porque tenemos agentes de cambio. esa reconocimiento que le damos a los jÓve

will have that recommendation to pass it forward after the meats either at a special meeting of the bic or at the next regular meeting of the back. um super bars or stuffy. i mean , as much as i'd like to recommend for it to go directly to the supervisor, i think this commission has worked on this site permit reform just as probably as much as you know. any other entity has, um, would would it representative be able to attend june's meeting? i will say it out loud. i would like i would like to hear what the city has to say before. providing a recommendation. and if we need to do it, i mean, i'm open to a special meeting. if that's what is necessary. i am not trying to hold up a process. i think we're all on the same page. it sounds like every everybody has similar concerns and his wanting to move things forward in a similar direction. um you appreciate that. i think that's a good solution. i mean, we could have this c a c tomorrow and then call for a special meeting. and then you all could hear this item after the recommendations certainly don't want to wait and into june . i mean, it w

the small business commission and the bic heard the ordinance and voted unanimously to support the proposed ordinance. the department recommend the commission approve with modifications. the proposed ordinance. as we recognize the stress the small businesses are under the past few years and many of the none conforming signs and awnings existed decades. we believe some signage requirements should be maintained for esthetic and quality of life reasons. the department proposes recommendation-followin g recommendations: to limit the program to business signs. there are several different types of signs in the planning code. remove the 5 year look-back required. instead allow all business signs or awnings that existed as the introduction of the ordinance to qualify. require any sign to comply with ilumination provisions so whether indirectly illuminated, directly illuminated or not and expand the type of permits that qualify for planning fee waver to include any permit who scope of work is exclusively related to non residential awning or business sign accept for buildings subject to article 11 or