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>> clerk: miss chan, please open the lineup for public comment. we'll wait 30 seconds. >> operator: yes, madam secretary. >> clerk: moderator, any callers in the queue? >> operator: madam secretary, there's no public callers in the queue. >> clerk: okay. >> okay. seeing no members of the public, we'll close public comment. is there a motion to approve on item c? >> so moved. >> thank you, commissioner sklar. is there a second? >> second. >> second from vice president spears. madam secretary, will you please take a roll call vote on agenda item c. [roll call] >> clerk: president knutzen, the vote is unanimous. >> commissioners, your next item is requesting authorization to enter into a new grant agreement with the newt on aging for the provision of the support at home program during the period of january 1, 2021 to june 20, 2025, in the amount of $8,105,707 plus a 10% contingency for a total grant amount not to exceed $8,916,277. and fanny lapitan will present this item. >> hello again, commissioners. today, we're requesting your approval to enter

i'm melissa chan. welcome to news asia. thank you for joining us. hong kong's legislature now has effectively no opposition. pro-democracy lawmakers have announced they will all resign. it's to protest against beijing's new bill passed today. wednesday, the law would allow the hong kong government to expel legislators without due process. and as soon as that law went into effect, the executive expelled for lawmakers. the opposition called the act quote, ruthless and said it quote, sounded the death knell of the city's democracy fight. joining us is holmes chan. a political journalist in hong kong holmes. i'm a little curious this decision from beijing did that come as a surprise? now the decision actually came as a result of china's top law making body national people's congress standing committee. and the reason why i came as such a big surprise to people in hong kong was because this was not announced on the agenda beforehand. it was announced very rapidly and passed very quickly and taking effect immediately in hong kong. and also the disqualific

our exclusive interview with hang lung properties chairman ronnie chan.ere india is headed today. the nifty and since x -- synsex are in positive territory. we had the nifty bank index up by 0.6%. it is at record highs. a second look at some of the stocks we are tracking today. bank is in full focus to after the merger announcement. $300 million would be pumped in that merge plan. the bank still down about 20% right now. keep it with us. way more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> with the virus now spreading in a fast rate, the next few months may be challenging. >> before we had this great news about vaccines, we had some pretty negative news concerning the second wave that really came about, certainly earlier than anything. that also has had an impact on the outflow. covid may be the spur for change. on the we must now focus necessary changes. 1 rishaad: leaders speaking about the challenges of the post covid forum. of abludes the likes inbev's carlos brito. join those on the social channels on twitter and facebook. let's have a great look at some of the b

doctor chan hong urges you to go out there and get tested. >>it doesn't matter your party, your point of view. we can save 10's of thousands lives of everyone would just wear a mask and the next few months. >>well a pretty simple message from president elect joe biden wear a mask even when he takes office in january. he actually won't have the power to issue a nationwide mandate. but kron four's theresa stasi explains how he can still convince americans to wear one always health experts have long implored people to mask up as the most effective way to stop person to person spread of the highly contagious covid-19 virus and now president elect joe biden escalating the situation by de escalating the issue pleading with americans to not look at mass as a political statement, but rather as a way to try and stay i should be from the university of washington. we project yeah, if we. don't wear east continue to wear masks the rate we're in and we're going to have close to 4,000 yes by february 1st. if people would wear masks we could not get never d

but in fact, according to albert chan, professor of north, the university of hong kong, the government responded to all of your demands, just not in the way that you want it. you wanted an independent investigation into police handling of the riots. you didn't get that, but you didn't get nothing either. the independent police complaints council appointed 5 overseas experts from britain, canada, australia, and new zealand didn't get everything but they did respond. well, i believe. what are we calling for is not only a official demand for official response from kerry lamb. what we're asking for is about the concrete actions by to hong kong government. we're asking them to respond to our demands by taking actual actions. by june, this year, beijing's patience would run out. it published the draft of a new law that opened the way for its feared security agencies to operate at will in hong kong, regina, a member of the city government and chair of the new beijing people's party tried to play it all down. i don't think they're talking about direct and forstmann of law enforcement of laws w

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>> president koppel: commissioner chan?>> commissioner chan: so i have four points comments on the e.i.r. so i thought the e.i.r. could have expanded more on the project objectives and were the project is necessary, but it's saying that one project would provide a well designed building in an underused parcel, but the document didn't explain the need for expanding a hotel in the middle of a pandemic recession or the need of another hotel in an area that's already saturated with hotels. [inaudible] possibly 530 sansome, which is proposed to be a condo and gym, and i would like to see more discussion around the cumulative impacts of all pending construction in this area, not just on this site [inaudible] would be needed as a result. the third point is i was unclear if the traffic analysis provided the full analysis of all the traffic in the site or in the area, and how traffic would be affected in that it's a high intensity traffic area. and my fourth comment is related to a line on page e-2-4. [inaudible] on housing and empl

>> president koppel: commissioner chan?>> commissioner chan: so i have four points comments on the e.i.r. so i thought the e.i.r. could have expanded more on the project objectives and were the project is necessary, but it's saying that one project would provide a well designed building in an underused parcel, but the document didn't explain the need for expanding a hotel in the middle of a pandemic recession or the need of another hotel in an area that's already saturated with hotels. [inaudible] possibly 530 sansome, which is proposed to be a condo and gym, and i would like to see more discussion around the cumulative impacts of all pending construction in this area, not just on this site [inaudible] would be needed as a result. the third point is i was unclear if the traffic analysis provided the full analysis of all the traffic in the site or in the area, and how traffic would be affected in that it's a high intensity traffic area. and my fourth comment is related to a line on page e-2-4. [inaudible] on housing and empl

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i'm melissa chan. welcome to news asia. thank you for joining us. hong kong's legislature now has effectively no opposition. pro-democracy lawmakers have announced they will all resign. it's to protest against beijing's new bill passed today. wednesday, the law would allow the hong kong government to expel legislators without due process. and as soon as that law went into effect, the executive expelled for lawmakers. the opposition called the act quote, ruthless and said it quote, sounded the death knell of the city's democracy fight. joining us is holmes chan. a political journalist in hong kong holmes. i'm a little curious this decision from beijing did that come as a surprise? now the decision actually came as a result of china's top law making body national people's congress standing committee. and the reason why i came as such a big surprise to people in hong kong was because this was not announced on the agenda beforehand. it was announced very rapidly and passed very quickly and taking effect immediately in hong kong. and also the disqualific

ted, who he edits through and read chan, are suspected of disrupting a legislative meeting back in june. the palestinian authority says it will restore coordination with israel on the eve of a visit by u.s. secretary of state mike, compare it suspended all contact 6 months ago in response to israeli plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank and peruse. new interim president has called for calm after he was sworn in front. cisco sagacity is the country's 3rd leader in a week. he'll serve until national elections are held in april. well, for the headlines, i'll have more news for you after rewind to stay with us on out of there. the us, the the the a liar and welcome again to rewind, i'm laura cottle. since we launched out of their english back in 2006, our library of award winning documentary has been growing year by year. and hey, on rewind, we're revisiting some of the best of them. today we're rewinding to 2012 and china . in fact, we're going even further back because today's episode follows k.k. a young chinese girl from her birth in 1902 light through to university. back in 19

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chan.been watching this market for a while to make sure it was the right thing and what we've been convinced of looking at the market, a couple of things. obviously, we can make sure the proceeds go to the areas and types of things people would expect them to. existing framework we can use to deploy as other countries have, put on pricing, looking at the market, green gilts bring in a new class of investor and we are seeing repeated issuances of sovereign green bonds, which trade at tighter spreads to existing gilts, partly driven by district -- different investors. the other benefit of launching a sovereign curve is it means private companies have the ability to piggyback on that and it will help grow a private green market in the u.k. give u.k. investors access to more denominated bonds. there are a lot of other things issuing a green sovereign bond will help capitalize. guy: you think there will be high-yield for a green bond? chan. sunak: markets will price what wey want to, and are see

. >> clerk: chan -- right, so let me do this. chan, if you could take over as host, and director hillis, if you could take over for the motio motions -- and rich, if you could take over for the motions for staff? >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is rich sucre, aplanning department staff. commissioner imperial? >> commissioner imperial: move to continue items as appropriate. >> commissioner diamond: second. >> okay. we have a second from commissioner diamond. all right, commissioners. okay. so we have a motion to continue the items as proposed from commissioner imperial and a second from commissioner diamond. going through the roll -- [roll call] >> okay. that motion passes 7-0. zoning administrator, what say you on item 3-b? >> i will continue that item for 526 lombard street -- [inaudible] >> yeah, there's definitely a sync issue between the video and the audio. >> clerk: members of the public -- for members of the public -- okay. so i just got off the phone -- rich, i got it now. i think we're all delayed, to some extent,

. >> clerk: chan -- right, so let me do this. chan, if you could take over as host, and director hillis, if you could take over for the motio motions -- and rich, if you could take over for the motions for staff? >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is rich sucre, aplanning department staff. commissioner imperial? >> commissioner imperial: move to continue items as appropriate. >> commissioner diamond: second. >> okay. we have a second from commissioner diamond. all right, commissioners. okay. so we have a motion to continue the items as proposed from commissioner imperial and a second from commissioner diamond. going through the roll -- [roll call] >> okay. that motion passes 7-0. zoning administrator, what say you on item 3-b? >> i will continue that item for 526 lombard street -- [inaudible] >> yeah, there's definitely a sync issue between the video and the audio. >> clerk: members of the public -- for members of the public -- okay. so i just got off the phone -- rich, i got it now. i think we're all delayed, to some extent,

>>doctor chan hong says that a roll-back to the purple tier former in county appears to be imminent. >>as for how we could get back into moving forward in terms of these covid-19 reopenings we've heard this before make sure that you wear your mask practice, good personal hygiene avoid any gatherings and also limit your travel especially around the holidays, reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news and wash your hands, thanks dan it is the final day of what's typically one of the busiest travel weeks of the year according to the tsa an average of nearly 900,000 people. >>per day have gone through checkpoints this week. while those are the highest number since the start of the pandemic it's less than half of the numbers from this time. a year ago despite health warnings, millions of people took to the skies for thanksgiving travel making airports. more crowded than any time since the pandemic began kron four's gayle ong reports now from san francisco international airport with why travelers took that risk. travelers i spoke to say they went to go see family over the thank

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i also think that what we have heard i is that the policy chans that need to take place, need leadership from this board, the police commission, from leadership from the police chief and take mayor and those things need to happen and be acseller rated to the extent that the contract affects that, that is something we need to look at very closely. what you believe, director and what the chief beliefs is that the reforms will happen quicker and be more reliable and effective if they happen by the police commission and by the policy-making policies of the city. you know, i also think it is important another reason why if we send this out we cou we do it without recommendation. we are expecting a forecast from the controller about the updated fiscal situation. i think the board should weigh that when the decision is made. with that i will support the motion that you have put forward, supervisor mar, but i definitely hear the very serious and widespread demands we have heard from the public today and have seen on the streets and know are very real in our city and overdue. >> thank you. collea

lose money have to cut hours and likely cut staff but with the virus spreading unlike before doctor chan hong says the curfew may help i think it's a good idea as a test because it a voice. >>a full shutdown and avoid some economy to so go on but whether or not it will work will be up to the data. >>roll back to the purple tier for marine county appears to be imminent says doctor peter chin, hong as for how we can get back to moving ahead in our tears we've heard it before from health officials they're recommending that you wear a face mask, you have good personal hygiene you avoid any gatherings and you also limit travel, reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn. kron 4 news. >>i mean the travel that has been done has been done right now as people go back we want to urge them. if they've been in situations outside of the family setting in which they really don't know the level of exposure to be really careful when you either returned from the place to do end or other people come back into your house. >>a dire warning tonight from america's top infectious disease expert who now says th

peter chan, hong says it is not the savior to end the pandemic i think that you know people have this idea of a vaccine being the magic bullet but it's not the only intervention. the degree because it'll take a while for everyone to be vaccinated given the numbers of people. the second is use that like intimated many americans are. i'm sure so nervous about getting the vaccine, particularly the first group we need to get 70 to 80% herd immunity before the vaccine really has a population benefits. doctor chan, hong says the first doses would be made available of course to first responders and medical professionals. >>doctor also added that even after a vaccine has been distributed. the virus will still be around for years to comment by the way stick around because we'll be speaking live with doctor chin-hong at 8.30 about the rise in covid cases. >>well it was a good day on wall street after moderna's covid-19 vaccine announcement the dow and the s and p both notch new record highs. the nasdaq composite gained about 8% today but lagged compared to the rest of the market. these good num

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chan has been working hard to spread the word across southn china using posters, pamphlets and videoentaries. >> china has, to top the wildlife market, market and consumption. i would say that that may -- of course that may help to reduce the pressure on the yellow-breasted bunting. i think that gradually, slowly and slowly we will change the mindset of people. >> with me in the studio is our colleague who made that report. thank you for joining us today. >> i'm happy to be here. >> now, one of the main factors that have pushed the yellow-breasted bunting to the brink of extension is poaching. finally china has taken action. tell us, what impact has this had on the situation? >> the conservationist i spoke to says there have been encoura encouraging signs this year. the breeding season is from may to august, and last year only 14 pairs there were seen, but this year the number of nestingairs rose to 18. he also told me that compared to last year their singing has been more noticeable. >> really? what steps are being taken by him and his organization to encourage more of the birds to

there are two organizations, the chan-zuckerberg initiative and the chan-zuckerberg bio hub. i am with the bio hub. they are two separate organizations. in this times of covid, you are asking what are we working on or what were we working on pre-covid and it is ironic. pre-covid, the bio hub and the bill and melinda gates foundation, we were working on a worldwide, early warning for infectious diseases. kind of ironic. the idea was to leverage biology and infrastructure in low income countries by equipping them with technology training. counterintuitively, the price of analyzing data has actually gone up while the cost to process samples and make sequence has gone down. there are solutions to that. what good is the data if you cannot analyze it? our solution was ivc. this was pre-covid. it enables folks in your own country to analyze samples from people, insects, livestock, plants, the environment. whatever you want. realtime analsysis of that data, basically making an emergency pathogen dashboard for the world was the idea. in early january, i was in cambodia, with the team,

francis chan there.oming up, what the election means for singapore as it looks to balance its relationship with washington and beijing. we hear from the minister of trade and industry,. this is bloomberg ♪ singapore is looking beyond the u.s. presidential race. i spoke with the minister for trade, who said what matters is whether the winner will be able to unite the country. he warned the risks to the economic system are the divided america. at thisnk we look election from a longer-term perspective, and forget the personalities. let me explain where we say that. regardless of the outcomes of the elections, singapore and the rest of the region will be closely looking at the following set of factors. deeply this election has divided the u.s. electorate. the challenge for either candidate will be how they can reunite the country, how they can unite the country, and make sure they adopt consistent and coherent policies going forward. the second challenge would be how the u.s. can bring the covid-19 situation

>>something that doctor chan hong is more worried about after seeing celebrations on saturday once a president elect was announced while hundreds of people flooded castro street. vast majority were wearing masks you may remember when we had black lives matter protests. people were also wearing their masks and the city did not see a spike in cases, doctor chan hong says he's more concerned about people who might have celebrated indoors on saturday, but continued the party inside as we saw colder temperatures think of. >>celebrations from the one mix doors and indoors people glued to tv as people glued to their computers as a group. it was cold there some people more likely to have more celebrations indoors. that comey to spite. >>now for those who celebrated inside which of course the city does discourage or if you think you might have been exposed to the virus. doctor chin-hong is urging you to get tested he also says it's important to monitor your symptoms or any possible symptoms over the next couple of weeks live in san francisco delivers sackey kron 4 news. >>it doesn't matter yo

. >>> san francisco's closest supervisors raise his overview of progressive connie chan has won the district won the election by a razor thin margin of just over 100 votes. she beat out a former senior advisor to maryland and breed. >> they voted for the working people. we voted for 100% affordable housing. we voted for compassionate and common sense support for our in house residence. we voted to show that the rich man richmond is not for sale. the victory will maintain the progressive majority on the board. and in oakland, the woman who led a group of homeless mothers who took over an empty house has unseated an income and city councilman. activist carol fyfe led the group monster housing. they are now taking over the seat of two term district 3 councilwoman lynette gibson in laney. the district includes west oak west oakland, and lake merritt. >>> a live look from our mark hopkins hotel camera. san francisco expanding its covid financial relief for small businesses. announcing the program called sf help. is going to have an extra $3.5 million available to provide zero interest loans of up

correspondent nancy chan with the numbers.>>> two front loaders can bring the coronavirus pandemic under control by the spring.>> 70 % or so of the population being immunized would allow for true herd immunity to take place. that is likely to happen somewhere in the month of may. >> vaccines which applied for emergency use authorization friday are raising hopes with tests showing that they are about 95 % effective. success depends on people getting the shot.>> if you have a highly efficacious vaccine and only a relatively small 4050 % of people getting vaccinated, you're not going to get the herd immunity that you need.>> as almost every state finals a new coronavirus wave, an estimated 50 million americans plan to travel for thanksgiving define -- defying the cdc warning. >> you cannot assume that you don't have the virus.>> ted flew from san francisco to visit her daughter for the da we e going to be at her apartment and it is just the two of us. >> in texas the national guard deployed to the el paso county morgue. the area experiences a spike in hospitalizations and deaths. >>> the co

waiting for to find out we're joined by mark phillips such professor of epidemiology at the harvard th chan's school of public health thanks for joining us thank you for having me. first off pfizer and biotech say this vaccine is 90 percent effective what does that mean in reward terms. that means that if you look at the people in the trial the the risk of getting disease coded disease. in the people who got vaccinated was 90 percent lower or more than the risk in the people who got placebo and that means that the vaccine is having a very strong a cracked at least on symptomatic disease. all right now the vaccine we're told needs to be stored at below minus 7 degrees celsius is that a serious barrier to its distribution yeah minus 70 degrees celsius is a temperature that that requires a very specialized freezer those freezers exist in hospitals and universities mostly for research purposes. but the the capacity to store such vaccines in say a community health center or a doctor's offices generally not there so this is going to be an important limitation that requires a special form of distrib

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