this category will blow you away for $200.'t try it at home, but it's the art form being practiced here. -mirza. -what is glassblowing? -that's it. -blow away for $400. mirza. what is "a midsummer's night dream"? no. david. what is "a midsummer night's dream"? yes. no s on the end of "midsummer." back to you, david. pop culture squirrels for $800, please. mirza. -who is rocky? -yes. the flying squirrel. squirrel for $1,000. david. -what is the "animaniacs"? -that's it. blow for $600. usually made from a ram's horn, it's traditionally blown during the jewish high holiday of rosh hashanah. -john. -what's a shofar? -yeah. -tongue-twister for $200. -david. -what is a woodchuck? woodchuck could chuck wood. yeah. blow for $800, please. mirza. -who is guy fawkes? -yes. blow for $1,000. mirza. who is neil simon? neil simon. yeah. had a lot of success after that. sailing lit for $200. john. -what's a u-boat? -u-boat. yes. sailing lit, $400. mirza. -what is a star? -right. sailing for $600. david. -who is aeneas? -no. john or mirza? mir

a lot of fundthat we get are ed to specific categories of expenditure. so we don't have full ndabily of these funds, but still a pretty robust capital program. you can see it is a fair bit lower from where we were two years ago and that is largely because of some large expenditures that were somewhat over the hump way that such as central subway and our fleet replacement. the fleet program, for example,, we will have by the end of 2019, replaced just about the entire best fleet and as i mentioned, we will have expanded by about 40 % the light rail fleet. some project highlights in the transit side, you can see here. it is everything from the fleet facilities towhat call a state of good repair which is in the existing infrastructure where it can be safer and more reliable. these are things we really need to do. on the street side, i know an interest to many of you on the board, pretty significant investments in pedestrian safety, bikesafety, traffic coning and traffic signals. all steps towards getting to vision zero. the capital investments being one par

compared to the categories of the other land uses. under the current requirements, the difference between option a, the planning code, compliant bicycle parking and option b more than doubled the amount of class one bicycle parking spaces required by the project over 100 dwelling s.it as of now, option a requires one class 1 bicycle parking space perdwelling unit, up to 100 dwelling units. option b requires one class one bicycle space perone dwelling unit. option c requires 1.5 class one bicycle parking spaces perunit. we're proposing to amend this measure to more proportionately allocate the number of class one bicycle parking spaces required for residential -- for projects of the residential land use category. option a would stay the same, as it is required by the planning code. option b would change to require one class one bicycle parking space perdwelling unit, up to 100, plus one for every two dwelling unit above 100 dwelling units. option c would require one class one bicycle parking space perdwelling unit up to 100 dwelling un

we know that in many other media categories that's an issue. we have also over the last years -- to talk about the development of e-books, we have reached a fairly healthy co-existens between print and e-. for us globally it's 80-20, and if you had asked, seven, eight years ago, what the ep mix might be in 2018, many people had said, well, it's going to be 80-20, right? 80% e, and 20% p. it's actually the opposite and that has stabilizes the anti-become ecosystem. our addressable reddership around the world is actually growing every year because the world population is growing, and and illiteracy rates are in decline. so that expands our addressable market every year, especially for english language, which becomes more and more popular around the world. and last but not least, it's very encouraging and heartening to see that over the last ten years, the children's book categories and young adult books have been the fastest growing categories so that makes us very confident about our larger purpose, which is to create the future of books and lon

we know that in many other media categories that's an issue. we've also over the last year and talked about -- about the development of ebooks maria, we have reached a fairly healthy coexistence between e for us -- globally -- it is 8020. and if you had asked 7, 8 years ago what the ep mix might be in 2018, many people had said well it's going to be 80-20but it's actually the opposite and that has stabilized the -- [inaudible conversations] our addressable read orship around the world is actually growing every year because the world population is growing, and literacy rates are in decline so that expands our addressable market every year especially for english language which becomes more and more popular around the world. and last but not least, it's very encouraging and hardening to see over the last ten year that categories -- and young have been fastest growing categories -- so that makes us very confident about our larger purpose which is to create the future of books and long form readings in our society for generations to comp and in addi

category two, the medium category. okay. and then the category three people. all right. so, hopefully by the end of this, at least for the first question, which is defining a.i., everybody will leave the room feeling comfortable you could define it for anybody. and also people most people hopefully will feel comfortable in the second one, you have at least a sense of where to start. okay. so, i don't need to tell this audience, you have all self-selected to be here. that a.i. is i think the reason is affair amount of enthusiasm but this technology is that it's what economists call a gpd, general purpose technology. that it seems to be everywhere. it's now hard to find any market where there's not some a.i. applications rolling in to advance productivity of whatever they're doing. at the same time there's a fair amount of angst, people trying to figure out what it is and what the implications are, how they can deploy it and what that means for humans. so my role this morning and what we tried to accomplish with the book is to remove some of the anxiety by way of provide s

category online. of home goods is on the internet today versus apparel which is 28%. north of 35%. most folks think amazon is going to dominate every category on the internet. we have seen certain consumer discretionary categories. they have been challenging for amazon. one of them has been furniture. wayfarer is growing 46% year-over-year. the offline market is growing 1.5%. wayfarer is growing 30. it is growing nearly 30 as the online market. one of the reasons they are growing faster than amazon is duration -- curation. and you shop for furniture, the brand does not matter. amazon is great if you know what you want. if you know you need that five ounce bottle of clorox to refill from last week, amazon is the best place to find it in terms of price and speed of delivery. if you don't know what you want, amazon is a tough place to shop. in the home goods category, when designing a room, people like to move things around. they like to do 3-d visit relation. they like to swap out color palettes. downst

2018, and ordinance amending the business and tax regulation code to add a new gross receipt tax category for transportation network companies, services and private transit vehicle services. all right. thank you, so this ordinance would impose a gross receipts tax transpon network companies, services and private transit vehicle services. largely includes companies like uber, lyft and chariot. i just wanted to let you know that we are not debating the merits of the legislation today but instead, accepting some amendments for a cleaner hearing in july. all right. so, also want to acknowledge that supervisor peskin is the chair, excuse me, sponsor of the legislation. is staff here? i don't know if there's a member of peskin's staff that will present on the amendment. all right. well, the amendments that are going to be presented are going to expand the program to include any future autonomous vehicle passenger services. is there a presentation? she's walking -- who is making the presentation? we are going to move on, we' me back to item 4. 1 and 2 together. come on, you are late. let's go. i

we have pay attention to a new category of infrastructure. digital infrastrture. >> if we want to remain competitive and we are in a global marketplace, technology e thmust beconomic driver of this city. >> we will invest to create jobs and opportunity in all neighborhoods to ensure housing and to equip families are tools to turn income into wealth. our cities have powerful voices that are representing citizens. when you were little, your mom or dad would ask you what do you want to be when you grow up. most auch back then, they would say i want to be president of the united states. that's my fwoel. even was so proud. but today, you're asking your kids that and most often, they're saying i want to be mayor ofty. my ci we're looking at cities, what are the biggest issues facing mayors today. what innovations have ceased in chairs with each other. what's next for america's cities in the 250 million residents that call their cities home. but before we get to theesults of the state of city's report, i'd like to invite you to connect with nlc on o

think the falls into the second category, centrifugal category. very different from unlike justice brennan who is well known for -- i don't want so say sacrificing his principles but using his ability to strategically engage with his other colleagues, to bring other people into opinions, if he really needed somebody tout bring other people in, why do. they think that kennedy has written far too many individual solo concurrences and solo dissents where you have seen nobody else join him, that he really is much more in that second category, where if he believes strongly about something you are not going to get him to diverge away from that, which has been one of his -- one reason why he is being able to be such a strong actor at the center of the court, because if he is being assigned to write the majority opinion, has been it assigned it probably to keep his vote which means as long as he doesn't go way out, he is able to put into that opinion what he wants to but hi has certainly written an awful lot of opinions where nobody else has been willing

numbers home addresses e-mail addresses and other highly personal characteristics for every name the categories range from interests and habits to the number age and gender of a person's children. thankfully as an ethical hacker troika did contact both exactas and the f.b.i. after discovering that the company's massive database was built visible on publicly accessible servers with nary a fire wall in sight he told wired that quote it seems like this is a database with pretty much every us citizen in it i don't know where the data is coming from but it's one of the most comprehensive collections i've ever seen. all just sitting there prime for the hacking as if the n.s.a. wasn't bad enough in the steps the marketing agencies making money off your life while leaving your front door locked now let's start watching the hawks. at the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. welcome we're going to watching the hawks items i robot and i'm to have a fellow that's a lot of data that's a lot of it a taboo that this is to me the the new great train robbery of the twenty first century you know when they

they were asked to base this on six categories health care discrimination cultural traditions sexual violence non-sexual violence and human trafficking first health care this includes not only access to it but education awareness of health related issues this survey found that afghanistan the second most dangerous place for women overall has a terrible infant mortality rate of one hundred ten per one thousand live births in comparison infant mortality in the united states is about five point eight deaths per one thousand live births second is discrimination for women this can mean an inability to make a livelihood job discrimination a lack of land and property rights as well as a lack of access to equal education and adequate nutrition the second worst country for discrimination of women is saudi arabia despite claims they're becoming more progressive while allowing women to drive this still can't do so without male permission nor can they swim in public compete freely in sports try on clothes while shopping or wear clothing that shows off their beauty which brings us to cultural tra

>> currently, we have 12 units in this category.hey're at different phases of the foreclosure sale. like ma i can't just mentioned, the first phase is called notice of default. in that phase, we usually reach out to the owner and refer them to mocd sf and for the agency to provide education for the homeowners. the housing counselor will do financial analysis for the household to see if they c initially keep up the payment of the property. of course there are all kinds of programs help out with the homeowners. mocd, internally we have the program called mortgage assistance loan programch is specifically designed to help homer w are in default ofortgage payment or at risk of foreclosure. so it depends on the household situation. there are different options available fort household? i would say on a more quarterly basis, we were able to help between three to five households to bring them back current or help them with different mortgage options. the reason why we have 12 units on this category because we are still actively working with

you will see the break down for the funding for service categories. these are large numbers. within this we ended up spending a total of 150 different non-profit agencies that will be providing almost 300 different programs throughout our entire city. here's a map of all the service sites that our new programs that we'll be implementing starting july 1st, 2018. in terms of the budget expenditures, the large numbers that chair cohn spoke about earlier is this is how it breaks down, the majority solve -- of our dollars are for grant programs which ends the $181 million we are a pass through for the school district peace dollars and so if you pull that out you will get a more realistic number of how much money we allocate to non-profit agencies and then the rest you can see here. with that i am prepared for all your questions. >> thank you. questions, of course. so the mayor added $1.7 million to yourget ts year, particularly for i think what is going to be called out of school time. summertime, after sch programming. how is that going to manifest? >> i'm not sure where you're -

that's the category. and the woman will make a decision, and then the state can tell them some things they have to say. and we know we can tell them about adoption, they can make them tell about adoption, so why can't they make them tell about abortion? >> because, justice breyer, when you are going in to have a procedure and you've got to make certainties closures, that's a disclosure -- >> i'm sorry -- >> let him finish the answer, please. >> then it's a question of how much you have to disclose g casey drew that -- >> but, mr. wall, why -- go ahead, i'm >> you've got to make an informed choice, and all of a sudden government is saying, we're not saying not goose for the gander, we agree. the more you get away from that kind of disclosure that's about what you're doing with that patient or customer or client, the more scrutiny it ought to get under the -- 00:25:55 >> but i think the question is ohio why shouldn't there -- a state says this is the regime we want. we want to say to family planning clinics

sherry taylor, veronica martinez, and if i call your name in this category and you are in the wrong category, would you please let me know? veronica martinez, amalia mend mendez, erica choy, and you can start coming up and getting behind the podium. [please standby for captioner switch] >> and michelle isnogle, sorry. [inaudible] >> it does, so give me a moment. brandy -- [inaudible] >> miley villaluna, and the other? [inaudible] >> randy markman. thank you. so the speakers that are going to be coming up now have 20 minutes, and then, we'll add time to the other side, and i'll give you that time number after i do the calculations, so why don't we go ahead and start with the public speakers. please state your full name so that i can check you off. thank you. >> sharlie taylor. good evening to the san francisco board of education, the commissioners, superintendent, president. it is not every day that one can step into one of the greatest opportunities to change the world through the eyes of another person, yet that is the role of a teacher, whether that teacher is amazing or indifferent. that

six months, there has been no progress on on those other categories? >> no, it's just -- it reflects the fact that the completion date -- sorry, the progress date on paper tends to be static as your predevelopment process ensues. so we might be in predevelopment for one, two, three years and it looks like -- it's called predevelopme i bct we make strong progress towards the big milestone of a construction loan closing and construction commencement. so we have made good progress on all of our projects. as i mentioned, all of our first issuance bond funds are encumbered, we actuallyroke ground on sunnydale parcel q, the fir public housing project in sunnydale, after march 2018. so it wasn't reflected here. so there is good progress happening. and we will have expended all those funds by the end of the year. >> mr. carlson: is there an opportun f members of this committee to tour a project site and see some of that progress? >> sure, y we would be very happy to have you tour potrero parcel x. that was the first public housing development at sunnydale and

t is heading in that direction. >>> it went from a category 3 to a category 2 to a category 1, now iter hour winds so it is a tropical storm. it will continue to weaken as it slowly moves towards the north. a lot of that moisture will end up in arizona and north meck -- new mexico by the weekend. temperatures take a dip today, down five in san jose from yesterday. livermore, as well, 96 to 91. palo alto, 98 to 91. san francisco 71 yesterday will be 68 toda 54 is the average. we are darn close. 91 in 1966 was a rerdhigh. in napa, lots of sunshine with a breezy afternoon. it will not be as warm as yesterday. it depends on what part in the happy valley you are in, -- what part of napa valley your in. temperatures are on their way down big time tomorrow. we have a little bit of fog that is patchy. the san mateo coast and down toward monterey bay. that is where it will hang out. the big fog bank will move in later tonight and tomorrow we will have a major cold in. the water temperatures are really cold. they just need a little help and they will get.. west-southwe travis. occidental is 49,

i will say that i know there are a lot of needs in this category. i would like to augment it in a way to address the request that you have received and were on the bigger list originally. >> supervisor cohen: so i just want to -- >> supervisor tang: that would be line two on your citywide list. >> supervisor cohen: line two would be at a full-time. right now we have a 500,000-dollar allocation in both year one and in your two. a million dollars in total. this is with citywide. you are looking inch to expanding that, by how much? spee ate at this moment i can't say. i do not know what is in here. again we are talking very high level. i think as long as we can address all their requests that have come in and around afterschool programming and summertime programming, i think that would be great. one thing that is not on this list that is still being sorted out has to do with intensive case management programs and community services for high risk youth in our juvenile justice system. and i think that is something we will have to, back with the mayor's b

in the third category is that they are entrapped by undercover for a phony plot. it is almost comical level of stupidity and ineptitude that these would-be attackers have, and a lot of experts believe they never would've had the ability or initiative to conduct the attack without the fabricated sting operation. isis has never once conducted a successful terrorist attack here on u.s. soil. there is only such a thing as isis-inspired attacks. the blank check for war on these countries does nothing to stop this. you might as will argue that u.s. military action could have prevented sandy hook. there is this dramatic disconnect between fear felt here at home about the threat of the actual utility that specific u.s. military operations have been preventing attacks here. the taliban is another group specifically mentioned in the mf, but it isthe au not clear why. they are only a threat to to the extent of americans living amongst them in afghanistan. one actually claims the taliban is going to come here and attack us or our allies. the claim is that, in the absence of a

in the same category as is the case with european. the japanese are standing firm to preserve the rules based international order open and liberal international trading regime and said i think the u.s. market has been very much important for japan and japan is the second biggest direct investor second only to the united kingdom in the united states having created a huge number of jobs in the united states and that point must be reiterated again and again ok let's not look at the pending a summit with north korea before heading to canada prime minister was in washington to help prepare ahead of donald trump's meeting with the north korean leader kim jong il and one does japan want from that meeting and can the u.s. represent japan's interests the whole fortunes are.

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. >>> back in the u.s., the hurricane now a category three. we are tracking it. and the severe storm threat across several states. possible tornadoes, heavy rain and hail. >>> the hostage standoff. the gunman barricaded with four children inside a home. the officer shot. >>> and the mystery cabin explosion. the family of five killed while on vacation. >>> good evening tonight from singapore as we come on the air in the west, a short time from now we'll witness a historic moment here. president trump meeting face-to-face with kim jong-un. just moments ago president trump leaving his hotel for the meeting site. followed by kim jong-un in his motorcade. president trump arriving here on what he calls a mission of peace. the president said he'll know in the first minute if kim jong-un is serious. that tweet from president trump just moments ago saying we'll all know soon. president trump on his way to that meeting site right now. in stark contrast to the dictator who tested more bombs and missiles than his father and grandfather taking a selfie. with singapore's forei

was two top the toyota highlander hybrid and in the suv category. and the chevrolet impala premiere in the car category. >> that's fine i want to use what he is doing. >> fun which to prafl thanks. >> onto to the weather. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecasts with sandhya patel. >> reporter: inchts the weather is changing let's look at live doppler 7. notice wall to wall of sunshine. no fog to speak of. it cleared out pretty early from the east bay hills camera looking at mount diablo. can you see nothing but sunshine. mid-60s in san francisco. oakland in the mid-seventies from monahan view to san jose. and also gilroy half moon bay the coolest at 59. kgo roof camera, yeah brazy out there but nothing out of the ordinary. temperatures 86 in santa rosa. in the 80s in the fairfield, concord. and as we head into tomorrow, the 80s will become 90s in our hottest inland valleys. a low back at the highlights. baitsically going with temperatures on the rise the next two days. triple digits for the hot spots saturday and then dry gusty winds will ape co

union between germany and those other countries for their refusal of entry into germany or certain categories of refugees so to some extent dumond's of the console from bavaria have been met but that still needs to be implemented in deals between germany and various other countries to such deals have already been announced germany and spain and germany and greece have agreed on something like this but other countries are very likely to follow the question is really whether the consul to from bavaria. and to accept that this was going to be enough there has been some very mixed reactions of course from the c.s.u. camp how in general is the party gauging this how are they coming at us they have been very cagey indeed there have been some leading members of the party that have said that this is a step in the right direction that some of their demands have been seem to be seem to have been met but the top leaders haul see who for whom we see here behind us and his part in bavaria itself the president the. leader in bavaria have not really are active they have said let's just consider this for a d

the notion of comparing any class of people to a subhuman category has been seen throughout history to really preface atrocities like the holocaust. my father survived the holocaust. guess what? they compared jews and other classes of people in germany to insects and pests and animals. what is really galling here is that the president is continuing this language and there's no one in the administration that is speaking up and saying enough is enough. >> what's going to happen? i know you are plugged in on capitol hill. you have been doing reporting on this. do you see an easing of this new policy of separating kids from their parents, at least in the next few days? >> you have heard republicans talking about pressuring the administration to end this zero tolerance policy. trying to find solutions in the meantime to the detention issues. one thing we heard, for example, from senator marco rubio is detain families together. come up with family detention centers like we saw in some cases in the obama administration. don't separate families while they are awaiting their hearing,

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and it can be a little bit less in some categories the price of gas has risen in the last year. however we don't think it is at the point where both the utilization in the existing markets will vary dramatically nor will the price we think that gasoline prices would have to get much higher for it to impact some of the moment momentum. >> what's the impact of tariffs? you must be aye paying higher input costs. what are your concerns about trade here and what it could do for your input costs. >> there is a tangible topic a number our products have steel and aluminum in them it could vary from 25% in the bill of materials to 40% certainly the tariffs can be a head wind for us however we source more than 90% of our steel and aluminum domestically we are less impacted potentially than if we had sourced it from outside resources outside of the country. steel and aluminum prices have risen and the domestic sources also raised prices we are seeing head wind. we are working with suppliers at cost reduction activities. and we are taking some price increases in order to mitigate some of th

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traits, which is essentially subjective category based on things like letters of recommendation.own admissions data, it shows that asian americans actually do as well on personality in interviews as other racial categories. however, in the admissions office, rates personality based on a trait that they call demographics. in other words, when harvard says that asian americans have weaker personalities than other categories to get into admissions, what they really mean is that asian americans don't help us fill our racial quotas. that is what the demographic trait means. >> what's really -- what's really going on here in your view? is it your view that asians do so well on those quantifiable measures that they would frankly be dominant at harvard and elsewhere unless there were these other factors at play? >> according to harvard's own admissions data, based on objective things, test scores, asian americans would be 43% of the class. they are, in fact, 19% of the class because harvard uses criteria, quote, unquote, demographics, which is a fancy way of saying racism to discriminate

we want to talk about decreasing blood from category 3 to category 2 to category 1. it is still making a jog towards cabo san lucas, but it will be tropical. it looks like the moisture is going into new mexico over the next couple of days. it looks to be going right along the border there towards tucson. it might be close to phoenix and all over into new mexico. it is not moving into his eyes. it is 53 and hello hayes covering the beach. it should burn off for a great day. it will be warm to hot inland, but a little cooler here with fog around santa cruz and monterey. san jose, 83, and that is down 5 from yesterday. 36 is the record low. otherwise, we are clear. we are in the 50s and 60s, we have a lot of freeze closer to the coast. it is 53 over in fremont. foster city is at 57. this is going to start to deepen. is it does, it will drop into northern california where it remains to be seen. either way, we are going to start cooling down a teeny bit today and more so tomorrow. that low could play into the shower activity for the amount by the weekend. again, this is g

the reason why we have 1 unit on t category because we are still actively working with them. they are still also working with their first mortgage lender to do ownership modification. >> how many units have we lot to foreclosure. >> for the inclusionary program because our restriction survives the foreclosure, so we actually -- just in the last two years, we only have one unit that was actually sold under foreclosure, but now we're working on it, and the new own understands the restrictions and willing to work with the city to sell the unit to the next qualified buyer. >> supervisor kim: okay. okay. >> supervisor peskin: my recollection was we had two -- >> supervisor kim: yeah. >> those two units were not inclusionary units. they were former redevelopment agency properties, where we don't have the -- the restrictions do not survive foreclosure. >> supervisor peskin: right. and once those were foreclosed on, they became market rate units fore. >> t inclusionary rate unit, we're talking about, which survives the foreclosure. the inclusionary units, we lost that. that's part of

i mean, do we have any such category in international law? non-citizen before citizenship? we have people with no citizenship or people with dual citizenship, but to never have such a notion as a category non-citizen, it was something invented by the countries, invented to limit the legitimate rights of those people who reside in those territories. but the means that we should take to defend, again, we need to take appropriate measures so that we don't exacerbate the situation. we are now pursuing a policy of dialogue with our partners from the european union, and i'm sure that at one point they would feel ashamed and embarrassed. they've been pointing out civil rights violations beyond the eu, but they allow these violations inside the eu. well, there's a russian saying, you see a speck in the eye of your opponent but you don't see a log in your own eye. again, we will continue taking all the necessary measures, but we shouldn't harm the people living there. >> now, again let's turn to our audience with more phone calls and video calls. >> thank you. we also have the gover

debt service is combined and two different categories. nonpersonnel services and it's own callout and the materials and supplies makes up three% of the budget. that is largely for parts and fuel for fleet along with custodial services. our next slide lists our major initiatives for the department in the coming fiscal years. with the mayor's office priority is, they are listed as having a diverse and equitable and inclusive city, clean it, safe and livable communities an excellent city services. underneath these categories, they will be leading the citywide census is coming in 2020. they need to do outreach to hard to count communities to ensure we do a complete count. they are providing additional funding to programs with immigrant communities and these are programs suchathws to citizenship, legal aid and other programs that are facing increased deportation pressure. the next program we are highlighting is the office of transgender initiatives. we provide additional funding to them to develop grants, internship programs and policies to su

three from the categories go one to sri and then up to five top so we're more than halfway the winds one hundred eighty five calories per hour gusting more than that the rain potential should know when the thing that causes trouble is at least two hundred fifty millimeters we're talking about a rugged coastline here so the rain will fall in valleys and rapidly runs through flash but the potential here it's it's nowhere near the capital because it's on the coast the manzanita and in the next twenty four hours it will move slowly north so it's got about twenty four hours to batter this coastline and as i said earlier which you had earlier it's moving towards bahar california but actually the water around but as much cooler you need about twenty seven degrees to keep these thing from running well run blocker will so hopefully both so it gets to be no more than a tropical disturbance it will still bring a lot of rain with it but it won't be a hurricane. rob thank you very much for that said ahead on al-jazeera disaster in guatemala and rising anger over the lack of all kinna warnings and

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