and presenting this today is carol chang as case manager. >> thank you mr. president, and vice president, and commissioners. i'm very happy to be before you. actually, carry, before we start sharing the presentation, it would be great to have marco and kristi and yongwen if you could. if i could have you come up on the screen so the commissioners can see your faces. >> clerk: okay. >> hello. this is kristi tung. marco just mentioned he didn't have audio. we want to thank you guys for this recognition. it was our pleasure -- >> director: kristi, i'm going to pause you for a moment. i want the commissioners to see your face and then we'll get into the formal recognition and then you can say a few words after that. marco, i know you don't have audio, but do you have visual at all? so i wanted to thank marco bruno who is updating and bringing us into the current configuration for sales force into the lightning small business data collection and management and kristi tung has worked with carol chang on this project. and marco and yongwen have worked with richard

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and lastly, i want to say that we need change now because the long that -- the document that carol and [indiscernible] brought up today, in the department of public health, we have a code of conduct, and the employees sign it every year when there's a performance appraisal. yet, no manager is ever held accountable when there's a violation, so just creating a new document for people to sign is not going to hold these people accountable, and it's not going to work. we don't need more language, we need accountability and transparency because workers are being harmed at the bottom, and we have very little voice, so thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from our next caller, please. >> hello, supervisors. one recommendation from the gould report states that d.h.r. should develop more forms of corrective action that create action to create a greater emphasis on training employees, managers, and supervisors and also openness to discipline. basically, accountability. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments this evening. all right. i understand there

change. and it's really hard worker. carol. new board has been helping inmates at san quentin prison. >> get through that hard work and find a sense of self through art these paintings are a gateway to self expression, but those behind bars in a 4 by 9 cell desperately need as former inmate isaiah daniels tells me is how we interpret. >> and respond. to the world and the people around us. because it's those emotions that determine the quality of our life and i gave my quality of life by understanding what was in finding myself out with arson corrections or any kind of art finding something to help. >> his piece is now hanging in the lobby at the san francisco war memorial opera. house alongside many others that service portals into the minds of many who are serving time at san quentin prison. the opportunity came in tandem with the performance of beethoven's one and only opera titled fidelio, which is a to freedom a story about a woman who infiltrates prison was disguised as a man to set free her wrongfully imprisoned husband,

. >> carol, we heard testimonies that they changed their algorithms back after the election to allow hate speech to drive the algorithms and drive more people to the site and drive more people toll ads and they did it deliberately and that led to january 6th. i think you have known all alone of what we all know that instagram leads to depression and anxiety and suicidal ideation among a lot of girls. they know that. we are going to double down within this and young girls and more vulnerable girls and just wondering you have been covering this and following this for so long. do you feel there may be a sense of reckoning maybe? that justice may be served on mark zuckerberg and the rest of the facebook world for what they have done to this country and the world? >> i mean on this program, you have done so much to cover the issue. their academics and they're journalists and you have been sent -- it has been water off the dust. you can never say never. i think these issues with the scc are very serious. i do think we could be witnessing something of the beginning of the end. facebook is f

not one of those settings, and one bay area health expert said that should change. 7-year-old isaiah herring and his mom carol they are ready for the cdc to authorize the pediatric covid vaccine. they want isaiah protected so he can safely see family. >> me and my dad are going to go to north carolina to celebrate christmas. >> yeah. with his family, who they haven't seen in two years. >> reporter: health experts say vaccinating kids will provide more community protection, allowing for changes to mask rules. >> the larger masking requirements are being endorsed anywhere right now. those are tied to kids getting vaccinated. >> reporter: san francisco's health officer says cdc approval starts the clock on ending indoor mask mandates in certain settings. >> part of the criteria are going to be 80% of our population fully vaccinated. and we're at 76% right now. the kids are going to get us to that 80%, or it's going to be eight weeks from the time we have authorization. >> reporter: dr. susan phillips says medical settings and schools will be the exception. >> i think that they need to positively motive vaccines

officers refuse the mayor's order. >>> plus, a controversial climate change provision in president biden's agenda has many activists upset. caroleong them. she'll join us live next. welcome to allstate. ( phone notification ) where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride a little more. now, get new lower auto rates. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower rate today. (kids playing) pnc bank believes that if your phone can help you track your pizza come on, cody. where are you, buddy? then your bank should help you track your spending. virtual wallet® is so much more than a checking account. its low cash mode feature gives you at least 24 hours of extra time to help you avoid an overdraft fee. okay, he's gotta be close. he's six blocks in the other direction. make a left, make a left, make a left! he made a right again. virtual wallet® with low cash mode from pnc bank. one way we're making a difference. to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll find many challenges. your dell technologies advisor is here to help. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. football,

change. and it's really hard. were caroles at san quentin prison get through that hard work and find a sense of self through art these paintings are a gateway to self expression, but those behind bars in a 4 by 9 cell desperately need as former inmate isaiah daniels tells me is how we interpret and respond. >> to the world and the people around us. because it's those emotions that determine the quality of our life and i gave my quality of life by understanding what was in finding myself out. arson corrections or any kind of art find us up and help. >> his piece is now hanging in the lobby at the san francisco war memorial opera. house alongside many others that service portals into the minds of many who are serving time at san quentin prison. the opportunity came in tandem with the performance of beethoven's one and only opera titled fidelio, which is a to freedom a story about a woman who infiltrates prison was disguised as a man to set free her wrongfully imprisoned husband, thereby standing against injustice, find some wa

change. and it's really hard. were caroles at san quentin prison get through that hard work and find a sense of self through art these paintings are a gateway to self expression, but those behind bars in a 4 by 9 cell desperately need as former inmate isaiah daniels tells me is how we interpret and respond. >> to the world and the people around us. because it's those emotions that determine the quality of our life and i gave my quality of life by understanding what was in finding myself out with arson corrections or any kind of art finding something to help. >> his piece is now hanging in the lobby at the san francisco war memorial opera. house alongside many others that service portals into the minds of many who are serving time at san quentin prison. the opportunity came in tandem with the performance of beethoven's one and only opera titled fidelio, which is a to freedom a story about a woman who infiltrates prison was disguised as a man to set free her wrongfully imprisoned husband, thereby standing against injustice, fi

carol has the weather and things are changing. thea;r 7:a7am. d the odd spot of rain. for much of scotland, north—west england, it is dry. same across northern ireland, starting to see the clouds thicken in the west and for much of wales, southwest, the midlands, down to the south—eastern corner, it also dry but you can see this legacy of cloud left over from yesterday still some spots of rain and still some gusty winds. the winds will tend to ease through the course of the morning and you will see quite a bit of cloud left at times across east anglia and also kent. a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of brightness and sunshine, cloud continuing to build out towards the west, showers in the south—west and here comes first weather front. here in the south—west and here comes first weatherfront. here is in the south—west and here comes first weather front. here is the second one waiting in the winds. temperatures today 11 to about 17 degrees. ourfirst temperatures today 11 to about 17 degrees. our first weather front but is not was and eastward throug

they've been married for 47 years and carole is determined danny's dementia won't define their relationship from now on. that person hasn't changedof the day, that's the person you married and you just go along with it and accept what the day brings. their next big project is a trip to australia to see their grandchild. until then, they have always got the music to keep them smiling. audrey dias, bbc news. the duchess of cornwall has said she would love to see more young people educated about osteoporosis. she was speaking to gloria hunniford for the bbc to mark world 0steoporosis day, and also opened up about her mother's struggles with the condition. it was terrible, because we didn't know anything about it, so at some point we thought, well, is she making a great fuss about this? 0ccasionally when she moved or you touched her she literally screamed. i remember when a friend of hers came in one day just to give her a hug, her rib broke. a collection of artworks by picasso has been auctioned by the hotel in las vegas where they've been displayed for the past 20 years. until now, they were a striking centrepiece of the picasso re

they've been married for 47 years and carole is determined danny's dementia won't define their relationship from now on. that person hasn't changedh them but, at the end of the day, that's the person you married and you just go along with it and accept what the day brings. their next big project is a trip to australia to see their grandchild. until then, they have always got the music to keep them smiling. audrey dias, bbc news. artworks by picasso have been sold at auction in las vegas forjust under £80 million. the nien paintings and two ceramics had been a centrepiece at the picasso restaurant in the bellagio hotel for the last 20 years. they went under the hammer forjust short of $110 million us. crowds have been flocking to the new dubai eye — the world's largest and tallest ferris wheel. the giant structure stands at 250 metres tall. together the pods can carry 1,750 visitors in a single rotation lasting 30 minutes. it was officially opened with a laser and firework display. here's a story to make your legs burn. imagine riding a bike at nearly 35 miles per hour, consistently, for a full hour. that's what alex dowsett is pl

and says i don't know what's changed his mind, but i believe it was his wife lily who was a librarian. and maybe it was a lightning also. likely literally struck. and zero carole do it. but only if you write with me. and that started this whole long journey. and it changed my life. and i'm grateful i have all these amazing friends to be part of this. and i just missed the congressman. so that's how it all started. >> wow. so i was impressed how you put the team together, and each team member grew up reading comics. because i only read comics. i hated books. so i had a marvel team up, and spider-man. so you can introduce your team, then we can talk about favor comics. and how they felt getting into this. >> sure i'll do the chronological. >> i was the next man to join. so congressman louis and andrew worked on a rough draft and we did this over the course of two years and i was just plugging away. and i was reading top shelf. . and i saw [inaudible] that's been an awesome idea, for graphic novels. but never there is no there was no artist yet really so just in i put it behind me. so a week or two later, chris gave me a call, and make sure that i had seen the pr

they've been married for a7 years and carole is determined danny's dementia won't define their relationship from now on. that person hasn't changedbut, at the end of the day, that's the person you married and you just go along with it and accept what the day brings. their next big project is a trip to australia to see their grandchild. until then, they have always got the music to keep them smiling. audrey dias, bbc news. a collection of artworks by picasso has been auctioned by the hotel in las vegas where they've been displayed for the past twenty years. until now, they were a striking centrepiece of the picasso restaurant at the hotel on las vegas strip. but the hotel's owner, mgm, decided to sell off the works. catherine karelli reports. it was the smallest piece in the sale, but the star of the show. this 1938 portrait of picasso's muse and lover fetched more than $a0 million. this was one of the other highlights of the auction, a 1969 painting, one of the artist's later works. it is part of a wider move by mgm resorts to make its global collection more diverse and inclusive. the auction of picasso's work was hosted by sothe

they've been married for 47 years and carole is determined danny's dementia won't define their relationship from now on. that person hasn't changedt, at the end of the day, that's the person you married and you just go along with it and accept what the day brings. their next big project is a trip to australia to see their grandchild. until then, they have always got the music to keep them smiling. audrey dias, bbc news. good luck on your trip to down under. here's a story to make your legs burn. imagine riding a bike at nearly 35 miles per hour, consistently, for a full hour. that s what alex dowsett is planning to do when he tries to break a world record in mexico next month. he s also using the opportunity to raise awareness of haemophilia, which he s had since childhood. james burridge has been to see the flying cyclist in training. this is the giant windtunnel which gb cyclist alex dowsett hopes will help him become a world recordholder. he is training for the one hour record, cycling as fast and as far as possible in 60 minutes. so every technical scientific advantage gained in here is critical. basically air is pulled throu

it is for ripping out, when your gas boiler is up for changing, then that is when this grant would be best for homeowners. richard, question from carolnd to check the home is insulated enough? 0ne politician was on earlier saying that if you get a heat pump and your house isn't insulated it is about as useful as a leaky teapot? there are two things to answer. you can put a heat pump in a less well insulated house. but your bills will be higher. but they can be sized correctly so you can heat potentially a building with solid walls and double glazed windows. that wouldn't be my preference because cheap heating bills and whatever heating system you have, it is best to insulate your house and get good windows and doors. in terms of the application process, we don't know yet. from what i expect it will be based around a similar approach to similar schemes whereby you would find a local installer and they would get your system and once you had a quote you would apply for the grant. the grant, we are not sure if it will be paid to the household or the installer, but it shouldn't be a complicated process. it should be the installer making t

we know gabby's cause of death was strangulation, change for tender terms for brian and broadnax and the internet into overdrive tonight? we've got carols contributor richard fowler and young american for liberty chief of staff, john simon from afar from all. caroline, this is something doctor commented on in the green room, he thinks it a good thing there are so many people out there interested in true crime aid in law enforcement and they have helped move this forward and provided a lot of evidence to the fbi and local cops. >> absolutely. i think the internet can be a good source of information. they gave out more detail trump limited capacity, the internet goes to work over this weekend i was in dallas and posted a picture of my lunch and two of my twitter followers to get out in dollars but i didn't tell them i was in dallas, i dumped i was in brooklyn and they still realized i was in dallas restaurant. people on the internet can be savvy, really get to the bottom of this. dog the bounty hunter can do it with my twitter followers, i have faith. kennedy: they might do a great job with slightly less controversy and that's why i don'

carol, listen, you're a business expert, a marketing expert, how much of a name change, whether the metaverse i think there are some other things going on here. facebook has become stale in many ways. even offensive a product to many consumers. it is not just the metav is it? >> first, charles, nobody knows what the metaverse even means. you go on the street, saying what is the metaverse, most likely response you will get i think i saw the metaverse open for pearl jam in 97. nobody knows what that is. second it is really hard to rebrand an iconic name. i live in chicago. the sears tower had a name change more than a decade ago. you know what we all call it? we call it the sears tower. how many times we referred to quote alphabet and google? this is a difficult thing to do. facebook will spend tens of millions of dollars. they will spend all kinds of time and energy. they will certainly not fool investors and i think from the consumer standpoint they will want to use the product or they're not. seems like a giant exercise in wasting time and money. charles: i love that perspective. i read an i

changed the country's name and brought in progressive policies. >> it is a day many thought would never come. the start of a trial that could solve the mystery surrounding the death of thomas and carol -- of thomas. his wife never gave up pursuing justice. >> like everyone else, we are waiting for the truth to come out. we hope that that truth will come out. >> he rejected foreign loans and pushed for economic independence. he and 12 others were ambushed by a hit squad. his body was riddled with bullets. that attack brought his friend to power. during his 27 your role, the question of -- year rule, the question of his death was rented. he is among the 14 charged. his legal team because the trial a political show. many citizens are not surprised by h absence. >> he spent his whole life running from his responsibilities. it makes sense that he is not here. whether he is here or not, the witnesses and those involved are here. there was a what happened and then we will find out. >> is memorial site and the capital is a populist or spot -- sankara's memorial sitin the capital is a popult tourist spot -- popular tourist spot. his legacy lives on. >> tensions between china and taiwan are r

you haven't made a change to your name this morning? _ no, iam no, i am still carolam still carol, that will be topicalsoon! it no, i am still carol, that will be topical soon! it is a mild start to the day, if you haven't stepped outside, it is double figures. in london it is 17 degrees. to date will be cloudy for many, it will be murky, rain around and fog mixed in with the rain. we have the dregs of some rain which will clear the south—east and then heavier rain coming in across northern ireland, wales, south—west england and it will push into northern england and scotland. some could prove to be said to be in nature, breezy as well but it should brighten up in the southeastern corner. we will see some temperatures up to 21 degrees. despite the cloud, it is still going to be mild for the time of year wherever you are. normally it is 12 to 15 degrees north to south as an average. through the evening and overnight to get the rain into the south—east corner followed by showers across the south—west. gusty winds in the english channel and further showers in the north—

fulfill a huge unmet need and change this mis-allocation of capital, which is all about the past, especially because of the explosive growth opportunities there are in the future. carol there has been a podcast you have done. what was the "aha" moment where you said i will do this differently? cathie: we worked in an office. the bonds we created during that time will never leave us. we were on a mission. i never thought we were going to fail. many people thought we were going to fail. i think he's your top etf journalist, and he thought we were destined for failure told us so in a nice way, but i did not believe that. one of the reasons people thought we were going to fail is we chose a wrapper that was dominated by passive portfolios. people thought that was crazy. after 2.5 years of no traction effectively, i began to say, wow, was that a bad move? we started doing separately managed accounts. it turns out that that was a great decision. so many people thought it was such an awful decision. we had so much visibility that when we started to gain traction, when the inflows started, it was like a head fake. it got us so much more attention than we would have gotten ot

fulfill a huge unmet need and change this mis-allocation of capital, which is all about the past, especially because of the explosive growth opportunities there are in the future. carol there has been a podcast you have done. what was the "aha" moment where you said i will do this differently? cathie: -- cathie: carol: carol: i know your faith is important to you. the name of your company is ark. how did that play into it? cathie: i get these epiphanies on beautiful days when i am not thinking about anything. i walked into my home, a beautiful sunny day, silent. i have three children, two dogs and a nanny and it was complete silence because they would all be away for two weeks, first time ever in this house. i walked into the kitchen. i was not happy, but i was not sad. it was just like, whoa, this has not happened to me before. i was not even thinking about work. i got the message loud and clear, you have to take all of the technologies that have disrupted other industries and start to disrupt your own and focus on the new creation. carol: i want to stay here for a moment. i have beliefs that are important to me. it seems like your faith guides you in a lot of ways.

journal, in named a countdown tracking 44 indicators tracking climate change and highlights worsening social inequality. here is carol ohio. carol, i am sorry. i think i may have messed that up. caroline in vincent, ohio. caller: you got it right. host: 30 go. -- there you go. caller: i can't remember what channel it was on, but i just saw that ohio was worse on vaccines, and i want to say, i have been having trouble, myself, going to the website, and there was a place you click for the coronavirus information for the health department in ohio. it specifically stated where you can get and what reasons you can get a booster shot. and, i am having a horrible time on being able to get my shot. it is over two weeks past the time i am allowed to get a booster shot. i think that is one of the reasons why we are 10th worst. there are so many problems in trying to find where you can get these vaccinations and boosters and what all. that is all i had to say. >> do you feel it is an issue that is not handled by state officials, or it should be -- we lost her. sorry, we will move on. bob, arlington, texas. independent line. >>

and lastly, i want to say that we need change now because the long that -- the document that carol and [indiscernible] brought up today, in the department of public health, we have a code of conduct, and the employees sign it every year when there's a performance appraisal. yet, no manager is ever held accountable when there's a violation, so just creating a new document for people to sign is not going to hold these people accountable, and it's not going to work. we don't need more language, we need accountability and transparency because workers are being harmed at the bottom, and we have very little voice, so thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from our next caller, please. >> hello, supervisors. one recommendation from the gould report states that d.h.r. should develop more forms of corrective action that create action to create a greater emphasis on training employees, managers, and supervisors and also openness to discipline. basically, accountability. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments this evening. all right. i understand there

and lastly, i want to say that we need change now because the long that -- the document that carol and [indiscernible] brought up today, in the department of public health, we have a code of conduct, and the employees sign it every year when there's a performance appraisal. yet, no manager is ever held accountable when there's a violation, so just creating a new document for people to sign is not going to hold these people accountable, and it's not going to work. we don't need more language, we need accountability and transparency because workers are being harmed at the bottom, and we have very little voice, so thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from our next caller, please. >> hello, supervisors. one recommendation from the gould report states that d.h.r. should develop more forms of corrective action that create action to create a greater emphasis on training employees, managers, and supervisors and also openness to discipline. basically, accountability. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments this evening. all right. i understand there

change despite what you're seeing from them right now about their willingness to buy this stuff. >> you know, i do remain optimistic. and just as -- and i keep coming back to something that robert carol once said in an interview, that power doesn't corrupt as much as it reveals. it doesn't always reveal for our best, but it reveals. and for every story of it revealing in people a willingness to sacrifice everything they claim to believe in, their ideology, the endless capitulation to this immoral president we saw by so many republicans in congress and so many people in the trump administration, for every story like that i also got to meet people like marie yovanovitch. this courageous ambassador of ours being threatened out of her post in ukraine, who has the courage to stand up to the most powerful man in the country, to step into this hearing room when the president was telling her not to, to stare down, you know, this phalanx of trump acolytes vilifying her and who paved the way for others to show courage. alexandra vindman and so many others in large ways and small. when i see those stories, which i love to write about, it vindicates the founders' belief that we possess sufficien

carol who helped him fulfil the lifelong ambition. what a great story. we're just a week away from the start of the un climate change big question? do you think the world understands the scale of the climate challenge? i think the world does understand the scale of the challenge. i think the difficulty is to work out the practical steps that meet the challenge adequately. but i don't think there is any shortage of political desire or will. in some countries, may be, but overall, globally, i think the science is clear, people accept it, the question is how in practical terms do we get to where we are to where we need to be? 50 do we get to where we are to where we need to be?— we need to be? so why is this such an intractable _ we need to be? so why is this such an intractable problem? _ we need to be? so why is this such an intractable problem? i- we need to be? so why is this such an intractable problem? i mean i we need to be? so why is this such | an intractable problem? i mean you only have to look at the fact we're only have to look at the fact we're on cop26 tells you we have not got anywhere near resolving it

carol with a look at this morning's weather. she has already reminded us this morning that the weather is changing this week and the clocks are changingy. tend to 14 is the average —— at the average at the time of year is ten to 14 degrees. the band of rain is getting into more of wales and scotland. when need in the irish sea but it will not be called. the unsettled weather continues tomorrow. thank you, see a bit later. he's been praised for his tireless fundraising efforts over more than six decades, and now world war two veteran harry billinge has finally had the chance to see one of his biggest dreams become a reality. the 96 year old has travelled to normandy to visit a special memorial honouring soldiers, sailors and airmen who died under british command following the d—day landings, a project his efforts helped to fund. our reporterjohn maguirejoined him. good morning. an incredible place, this. it all started as a seed of an idea, a conversation between our bbc colleague nicholas witchell and the normandy veteran george patsy pointed out to nick that there was no memorial to the british forces here. different regiment had dif

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talking about $555 billion climate change, that's a number that is six times the amount that barack obama got in his bill in 2009 which is considered to be vast and sweeping. carol browner who ran the epa for barack obama said this package is as game changer. there is never been anything like this before in u.s. history. you can go to other plans and packages, universal pre-k, this is again they have to get through the legislative language and they need to complete it and come together. they do seem to be awfully close on the numbers. biden right now is -- he's facing a lot of challenges but it does appear that this dem eck party and this president are on the cusp of passing two mammoth pieces of legislation, both of which would be seen not only in america but across the world as a game changer. >> there is one key thing, those on the more conservative side who right now don't believe each other and part of what happens yesterday after the white house announced this framework that they believe all democrats would endorse and we indeed pump the brakes here on the show. they did not quite do that. manchin never quite got there. progressives said well, that's not g

change you have a tree out that way, it looks lovely. it's practical. it kind of works. also, if you had grass in front of the front door and it got messed up duck carol morning. it doesn't do it for me. i would rather a cup of tea. it is a chilly start to the day in east anglia. temperatures last night fell close to freezing. clear skies here. it won't last. we've also got some mist and fog patches around with poor visibility in some places. the forecast for today is a mostly dry one. it is often going to be cloudy. you can see the extent of the cloud cover across the country. clear skies at the moment in east anglia. the cloud will build. clear skies in the south—west. cloud will build for you. you could catch an isolated shower. across the midlands through parts of wales and northern ireland we could see the cloud break and some sunshine coming through. the cloud taken off in northern and western scotland to produce some showers. temperatures 12 to 17 degrees. not as good as it did yesterday along the north sea coastline. through this evening and overnight once again we are looking at a fair bit of cloud. still quite at a fair bit of cloud. still q