dc. edwin chapman. thank you. bye. globally, the action needed is a gathering for their for us in 1st meeting since the side of the corona virus pandemic, international air transport association gathering, had been suspended due to coffee restrictions. delegates are expected to focus on how to make up for the economic losses. the industry suffered during the pandemic. let's bring in gabriel. is on doe, who is live from boston where that meeting is being housed? so how's the industry feeling about recovery prospect skate? well, they're feeling that things are getting better, but it's slow. i mean, just to give you an idea about to how much the industry has lost, i ada announced new numbers this morning here in boston, saying that in 2021 this year, the global aviation industry is expected to lose about $51000000000.00 that is a lot of money, but it's better than last year, which was the worst year on record where they lost a $137000000000.00. so things are getting better slowly, but the losses continue t

my guest april chapman with georgia exit state advisor and herself above the of 4 children. thank you. now another news us republicans of accused the military of double standards over a marine whose facing potential charges for criticizing the biden. the ministrations pull out from afghanistan is a stark contrast to another officer who early was held as being a hero for standing up to the trump administration in a moment, as opposed to look at both those cases. $2000000.00 from over $27000.00 different donors. that's how strongly people are feeling. the case of lieutenant colonel sheller. he's facing potential criminal charges over criticizing commanders over the withdrawal from afghanistan. now his hearing has been delayed until next week, but his family is not very optimistic or we have been told to prepare that it could be a long prison term. sheller was an active duty u. s. marine, whose frustration over the bungled retreat from cobble lead to making videos, bashing biden, and the pentagon brass that quickly went viral. people are upset because they're senior leaders, le

click the bill is paid for in terms of congressional scorekeeping practices.th >> steve chapman argued us in a recent piece. let me read it to you and have you responded. even if the united states needs more investment in particular areas not does not mean the federal government should pick up the tablet great majority are owned by state and local governments at their constituents to gain the most from resurfacing roads are bolstering bridges. they're going to reap the economic benefits should they be willing to pay for them? >> there is federal rresponsibility for developing and maintaining a natural transportation that goes back to the constitution. when you think about interstate commerce there is nothing that moore embodies interstate commerce than the movement of goods through the states by the interstate highway system. the federal role for national transport is clear the practice is long-standing. i don't think any form of government has the ability to take on the sole responsibility of what we have right now is truly a partnership between state government, local government and

. >> very true, said rebecca's fellow students, and your chapman.arted doing things that were mentally abusive, and then it went physically abusive. >> how do you know? >> how do i know, he implemented a school rule that if you got three abs, or three latest diamonds, he would beat you on the back of legs with a yardstick. he gave me one beating and its fold off like a half inch on the back of my leg, i couldn't sit down for next week. i was 14, 15 years old, just a young man. so it almost as tall as him, so i took the beating. >> principal warren jeffs pointedly excluded techs that conflicted with nfl diaz technologies, evolution didn't happen, or even men on the moon that didn't happen either, which is how young rebecca first ran afoul of the prophet sun. i >> got to dinner in the first grade out of public school, and i remember so distinctly the day an astronaut came to visit our school. and i was mesmerized. so then i go to the academy, and somehow there is some discussion about astronauts. i spat out that, yeah they've been on the moon. >> and

let's bring in peter chapman ceo of quantum computer company iiq. itsds hard to follow justin trudeau but due your best. not only you but a number of companies have quantum computers today, right? >> that is indeed correct. thanks for having me, too. you can find quantum computers up on the cloud at microsoft's azure. >> you can think about it decades ago you rented your time on main fwram, you can use it on quantum computer? >> yes, and if you have a couple of bucks you can do the whole world in quantum. >> that's extraordinarily. let's say i'm a pretty good coder do i need to know a whole new set of code to run things on a quantum computer? >> if you wanted to create a really big program you would. however, each of the cloud provider provides jupiter notebooks which are textbooks of quantum so you can follow along. >> i like your example of hello world using the most powerful computers in the world to spit out print hello world. that would be awesome. what would i actually do with it? because there are very fast computers out there that are simula

baroness jenny chapman _ little bit closer to that.orfilm? it would you describe this as a covid horror film?— horror film? it is a horror movie set during _ horror film? it is a horror movie set during the — horror film? it is a horror movie set during the kind _ horror film? it is a horror movie set during the kind of _ horror film? it is a horror movie set during the kind of of - horror film? it is a horror movie set during the kind of of covid. l horror film? it is a horror movie i set during the kind of of covid. we made this other horror movie last year, called host, which was all about lockdown, and this new movie is kind of about the world opening back up again and people tentatively going back outside. the back up again and people tentatively going back outside.— back up again and people tentatively going back outside. the people want to watch films _ going back outside. the people want to watch films about _ going back outside. the people want to watch films about the _ going back outside. the people want to watch films about

we spoke with april chapman, who was the mother of 4 children in the us state of georgia. she says many parents have just had enough in today's culture, is the government think that they, they, they believe what is proper and right and what should your children should be taught? and so parents are experiencing a very difficult time trying to, in that change and their local communities as it relates to what's being caught in the government school. people are starting to wake up and they're starting to recognize that wait a minute. this is not the public education system that i am familiar with or that i grew up in. and it's time for me to take my head of the fan and kinda pay attention to what's going on. because they don't like what's being propagated and pushed and down frankly, it's downright indoctrination to what their children are experiencing when they go to school and they're supposed to be learning violence is never acceptable. so if there are instances where parents are crossing the line and threats turn into physical violence, then absolutely those incidences sho

media giant has instead opted to cover a seemingly more colorful hunter, t v personality. dwayne chapman, also known as dog. the bounty hunter mentioning him 8 times in the past month. while cnn turns a blind eye, hunter biden is stirring interest elsewhere. right, right. leaning media and the u. s. has been reported reporting on revelations of some potentially damaging problems faced by the president. son recovered emails from hunter's laptop claim that he and his father shared money in their accounts and even paid each other's bills in ethically questionable practices. last month it was revealed that in 2015 hunter allegedly demanded a $2000000.00 fee to help unlock libby and assets that had been frozen by the bomb a obama administration. given all these accusations, some are questioning why the media is so silent about them. isn't it funny how hunter biden does everything that trump children were falsely accused of attacked over and condemned for yet the media stay silent? you people who are letting joe biden tell you how to raise your children and tell you what's best for them. i hav

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. >> linda chapman. well, i'm waiting for the video of david chiu and me having a dialogue on the subject of the waivers at this project in which he said they were completely illegal. he said the state wouldn't allow such a thing, so when are we going to see that video? . last i heard, shawn from that building was trying to have the clerk's office arrange to show the video because this is all remote, you know, we felt like we could bring it in and was having trouble with that. i think that's very important. he was, at the time i was talking with him, chair of the housing and community development and going to be city attorney, and he thought i was insane when i said we were going to waive exposure and all those things in units that don't have windows over the street. so i hope that doesn't affect my time. what happened to the video? >> clerk: miss chapman, this is your opportunity to prevent public comment on the pine street project. >> well, that's what i was talking about. the only thing that happened

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phil chapman reports.his year there has been more than usual, even here. they are burning live trees, setting fire to things on the floor, leaving tents and rubbish on the islands, and even human waste. it won't sustain all this rubbish which is why we are doing this, just to try and get back to a more natural setting. a team of volunteers who love visiting derwentwater took it upon themselves to do something about the mess left by others. over the course of the last year we have seen a deterioration with the environment so we thought we would do our bit and clean up some rubbish. i think people should be more responsible when they drop litter. we have come from carlisle and we come to the - | lakes quite regularly, so weeksj thought it would be nice to give something back. we have found baked beans cans, a lot of wet wipes unfortunately which don't biodegrade, lots of plastic wrappers from food and lots of bottle tops. what did you get? a googly eye. so perhaps someone has had a toy on the island and it h

instead opting to cover a seemingly more colorful hunter, tv personality, dwayne chapman, a k dog, the bounty hunter. and yes, the ex con may deserve more star attention. maybe getting mentioned 8 times on cnn . wal hunter biden didn't make it once. despite those paintings, setting, selling for staggering sums and fears of bribery and money laundering going on, addressed. but while cnn turns a blind eye, hunter biden is stirring interest elsewhere. right. leaning media and the u. s. have been reporting on revelations of some potentially damaging problems faced by the president. son recovered emails from hunters laptop claimed that he and his father shared money in their accounts and even paid each other bills. and last month it was revealed that in 2015 hunter allegedly demanded a $2000000.00 fee to help unlock libby, an assets that had been frozen by the obama administration. given all these accusations summer questioning why the media is silent, isn't it funny how hunter biden does everything that trump children were falsely accused of attacked over and condemned for yet the media st

next, we have no doubt in those chapman and co found a new bought f. i n worth 5000000000 with board member robot lying on not fall behind in 200 and 22nd place. now none of the 3 were anyway in the top, full 100 before the pandemic, and christ as well. the staggering wealth of u. s. pharmaceutical bosses has prompted some key questions in the media. firstly, with a global cold for cove, it booster shots are being financially driven. secondly, why corporations are raking in the profits from taxpayer funded research. and thirdly, why they're refusing to share that life saving, know how with the rest of the world. these points are being widely raised on line because typically the mainstream media will not address them. of course, the company made money of the vaccine, but the years g greatly helped fund the final product, and no one should have become the richest american during a global pandemic come on. even though modernity, founders made the forbes $400.00 richest least pharma companies are refusing to share the vaccines with the world immoral. how a

the evans port city of aidan, the governor and the environment minister both survived the blast. chapman as their convoy was passing by. the outgoing german chancellor anglo merkel has been meeting the israeli prime minister enough to halley bennett's in west jerusalem is her last official visit to the country. bennet praised merkel and germany for what he called uncompromising support. but his opposition to palestinian statehood and the 2015 iran nuclear deal had put him at odds with germany and west and allies harry force it has more now from west jerusalem. will this does have very much the feeling of a final farewell visit from someone who is now the caretaker, chancellor of germany, anglo merkel, after the election that this visit was postponed from august because of the crisis in afghanistan. nonetheless, her team is very much insisting this is a working visit and there is at least one substantive issue for the 2 leaders to try to work on that. being iran, it's nuclear program, and the efforts to revive or recreate the j. c. p. away the iran nuclear deal, except us stacey villray.

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chapman.iously in no position to comment on what is written in the eir until i can get a written copy, so i'll have to try to find out how to do that before october 5 when we also have appeal hearing on the other project, you know, which is going to go to court obviously. okay, in this case, let me just say, a neighborhood is being destroyed. this -- i mean, this is not nob -- this is nob hill, it is not downtown civic center, which i saw in the announcements about this project. people are trying to -- what would you say -- finesse it? >> jonas: -- >> supposed to be 65 feet, could not be more than 80. the north of market planning coalition had the area out of sutter rezoned 80 feet to avoid anything higher. nob hill neighbors originally had 80 feet along the south slope around sutter bush and pine. and then had that change to 65 pete. now you've been building -- staff have been allowing the high rises to be built, such as the austin and so on. the wind impacts are appalling. who is to say the

it's not just the top layers it's not just our fault it's not kerri chapman is not susan b anthony doing their part and now they are recognized across the country. got a wonderful interactive website for anyone who takes a look at it. i look at it say we are already further then we were, much further than we were in 1995 for that celebration. not given into absolutely karen's point we have a long way to go. and yet having looked at all of the celebrations, this one will have a lasting legacy and a lasting impact. i am excited to see were girls take it from here. >> that is my final question for the panel, exactly how you finish that answer there, page. if we had to assess, we look backwards a little bit for the past year end that is fair. given a rigorous assessment for the centennial commemoration celebration. let's look into the future think about that. what activities to the hundred and 50th anniversaries commemoration what advice would you give them the things we talked about the good the bad and ugly are all included. i think a treating is just one step in a very, very long ladder r

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sheriff mike chapman's rationale for denying extra support to school board meetings, the school boarderally decided to hire a security firm with metal to detectors. the school board made all of these decisions without consultation with the loudoun county sheriff's office. at six of school board members brought this to bear by creating antiracist groups on social media and the loudoun county sheriff's office has been made to appear as the muscle for the school board and worked at the school board direction. after june 22nd the loudoun county sheriff's office and it sheriff chapman received a national criticism for being the bad guy including death threats. emails from august to show the loudoun county sheriff's office rejected what it said were extraordinary security requests from the school board and loudoun county has been ground zero for much of the pushback from parents about what's going on in local classrooms. the requests included an explosive sweep and undercover presence. and zigler was once again on the hot seat. >> if you want to see, and all of you are on this. >> loudoun c

they came back to early off a programme once and the guy that puppeteers otis, the brilliant dave chapmanus environment, really, really lucky to work on saturday mornings on such a big show like that. , �* �* the volcano that's been erupting for the past 11 days on the spanish island of la palma is spewing out two new streams of lava, threatening further destruction. many homes and crops have been destroyed and thousands of people have been forced to evacuate since the eruption first began last month. certainly not a wash—out of the weekend, but a fairly soggy weekend on the way for the majority rain at times heaviest across southern areas, but we will see the strongest of the wind is confined to parts of the south and east, gail is expected here for tomorrow looks much brighter, sunshine and showers, the strongest of the winds in the very far north of scotland. today, strong winds on the eastern edge of this developing low pressure system which will scoot its way up to northern scotland by tomorrow, but underneath it, as we have seen, various weather fronts combining, plenty of rain arou

>> linda chapman. speaking for the people of nobhill as a former community organizer, i can't emphasize enough how important laundromats are. we have the same cuts allover because when i walk around i still see the ones i use the ones i didn't use . what we renters do?it's so important for a global city and if you want to live car free which most of us on nobhill are. only when i moved to a co-op did we have access within the building and even there it was a laundry room which is far preferable to having every condo or co-op unit have to have the washer and dryer taking up space in and you're not in use almost all the time, it's an opportunity for the laundromat for that matter that's something i think would be encouraging . a group laundry facilities as opposed to group kitchens in places like condos and co-ops and so on. if you want to have a walkable car free city you have to have things where people can walk in the sunset district where i grew up, you have to go all the way to the neighborhood comm

. >> caller: linda chapman. again, i wanted to thank you for this important initiative. i have a suggest: as i said before, i'm not the smartest kid in the room, but i work for five federal departments. i would suggest looking really at the federal regulations regarding, you know, ethics and controls and so forth. federal departments' heads and program managers like me and so on do not solicit payments for their favorite charities. and, in fact, when i worked for the navy, one civilian manager was soliciting people for a table for some kind of event. i don't know if pern -- with personnel regulations, i don't know what the outcome was, but he could have been fired for that. [inaudible] and also the group that call themselves the nobb hill coalition, even worse that they were just for one particular project. i'm going to tell you about that later. both these operations needed rico investigations. 540,000 dollars they are getting extracted. on top of all of the money they have extracted from other projects, including all those bar licenses, that caused the destruction of o

. >> linda chapman. well, i'm waiting for the video of david chiu and me having a dialogue on the subject of the waivers at this project in which he said they were completely illegal. he said the state wouldn't allow such a thing, so when are we going to see that video? . last i heard, shawn from that building was trying to have the clerk's office arrange to show the video because this is all remote, you know, we felt like we could bring it in and was having trouble with that. i think that's very important. he was, at the time i was talking with him, chair of the housing and community development and going to be city attorney, and he thought i was insane when i said we were going to waive exposure and all those things in units that don't have windows over the street. so i hope that doesn't affect my time. what happened to the video? >> clerk: miss chapman, this is your opportunity to prevent public comment on the pine street project. >> well, that's what i was talking about. the only thing that happened

. >> linda chapman. i'm sorry. i was mistaken about the agenda order. so i missed the presentation today, but i was present for the planning commission's hearing. you have to terminate the practice of allowing the units to be provided on site in a mixed income development. in the and a woman wanted to confirm what i was saying. absolutely you must not do this. it is a disaster in waiting for the people who will buy the units and lose their homes. i have the experience of watching my other fellow homeowners lose their homes one after another and those are not in mixed and seven other buildings were undergoing the same situation and then after the bmr people lose their units, there's no way for the other owners to recover the money that they were supposed to pay for their special assessments. my dearest friends from my co-op, one game a renter in reno when she was forced from her home because she couldn't pay the special assessment. the other last her home and hat to live with the dearest friend living in palm springs where condos are cheaper. that is the

next speaker, please. >> linda chapman. if there ever was a proponent of stakeholder for short-term rentals, it's me. the first time that legislation's protect dwelling units was ever passed was actually at the same time as the residential hotel conversion ordinance. i worked on that and because knob hill was suffering from the short-term rental of dwelling units and because i was so persistent, they passed a law that prohibited the short-term rental under 30 days of any dwelling unit at all. it passed. it was signed by the mayor. it was not thrown out of court when the residential hotel law was drawn out of court. but what happened? it went to the city attorney's office and alice barkley was working there. and she simply eviscerated it. and i was so stupid that instead of going -- well, we lagged always on our office. art's office tried to deal with alice. couldn't do anything. didn't deal with the, you know, city attorney himself and i was too stupid to go back to harry brit and say hey we passed this law. the difference

matt chapman sizes things up. 60 cities, so just. we're bummed out.ven't really been playing very well over this last month or so. so. it's kind of sucks when you know, even though we've been playing not very well, we still had an opportunity and we just couldn't get the job done. see yourself not being in the playoffs and watch a team, you know, kind of ripped that out of your hands just sucks. yep not a good feeling to the end of the season. meanwhile he drives sell a book. you've got to have some juicy quotes, leak out right? and there's a new book out about the dynasty of the new england patriots and, of course, bill belichick and tom brady. kind of an interesting sidelight coming out today. it was reported in that book that tom brady actually reached out after the 2019 season to his former teammate, wes welker is currently a coach with the 49ers. and wanted it relayed to 49 are brass, including kyle shanahan that he would be willing to finish his career with the 49ers. what he was apparently asking for was a two year deal worth 50 million. he wan

chapman is about us trying to get out. but doesn't. it's good. yeah. i'm not going to get your free gas, but we get cheaper gas. i use my 2% money-back. my city, my cash card. so my gas, my get dollar gas really 98 since the cast. so use what you have out there. i think that rewards card, the grocery cart you safe way. my phone number to get a discount have to use that within 30 days of shopping safeway. right. but it all adds on the safe side should get the land rush to get the prius because the prius was like 5,000 bucks for that car. yeah. it's 50 miles, a gallon. >> a lot better and all i will say i will back up and i'm rob suggestion both safeway and gasbuddy dot com using both and that saves a lot of money. all right. thank you very much. rob. and again, yeah, absolutely. let him know what topics are. interesting to you one pet saving us money. that's what rob does. facebook, twitter e-mail directly. let them know what directly. let them know what you think and we'll be right i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or l

. >> linda chapman. i'm sorry. i was mistaken about the agenda order. so i missed the presentation today, but i was present for the planning commission's hearing. you have to terminate the practice of allowing the units to be provided on site in a mixed income development. in the and a woman wanted to confirm what i was saying. absolutely you must not do this. it is a disaster in waiting for the people who will buy the units and lose their homes. i have the experience of watching my other fellow homeowners lose their homes one after another and those are not in mixed and seven other buildings were undergoing the same situation and then after the bmr people lose their units, there's no way for the other owners to recover the money that they were supposed to pay for their special assessments. my dearest friends from my co-op, one game a renter in reno when she was forced from her home because she couldn't pay the special assessment. the other last her home and hat to live with the dearest friend living in palm springs where condos are cheaper. that is the