the under clement wright traffic and americans fell almost a full percent. it is now below 8% from the first time in 17 months. a drop of 496,000 in long-term and clement, the second largest drop since we started keeping records. the largest was in july. in the past three months we have seen a drop of 1.3 million long-term unemployed. the largest three-month fall in long-term unemployment since we started keeping records in 1948. working americans are seeing their paychecks go up as well. in september, we saw one of the largest increases in average wages paid to workers -- working americans on record. today's report comes one day after the labor department found in the third quarter of this year the number of layoffs and job reductions was the lowest in this country since 1997. the unemployment report shows almost 200,000 jobs created last month. over 300,000 in the private sector, and 26,000 in manufacturing. offset by some seasonable adjustments in education hiring. a monthly total is bounced around but if you look at the trend, it is solid. 600,000 new jo

doing business as clement street. the site is located within the outer clement street district.er clement ncd requires establishment for. applies to the established under planning code section 202.2. but the entitlement for the site has since been abandoned by that project sponsor. the closest is approximately 1,430'. the nearest schools are santa monica school which is a 1,000' away from the site. an elementary school. st. john of san francisco orthodox academy 5,000 feet from the site and presidio medicine school. within the vicinity are my little learning tree preschool, mother goose, and a montessori school. these are not identified as schoolses under the planning code, however, in response to the context, the proposed cannabis retail store is designed to along with a strong security presence and staff monitoring the store front. the project is not authorized for on site smoking or vaporizing of cannabis products. the proposed hours are 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. they're proposing miner improvements. to date, the department has received 30 letters in support and ten letters in

maybe that was my calling, to do this. >> reporter: there are fewer than 1,500 of these san clementeoats. threatened with extinction, the largest herd, 250 of them, is located here in gtna, nebraska. >> it's a nice relationship. i like to keep these guys as feral as possible, as wild as possible, because that's in their nature, and there's something beautiful about it. >> the goats, used to be as many as 18,000 of them, but after they overran the island's natural now, more than 1,000 miles away now, on a 40-acre farm, chad and his life partner, john carroll, are doing everything they can to save the breed. >> so, ihink it's really important that these animals were able to survive on their own for 100, 125 years. so, they know how to survive. >> reporter: john and chad are working with breeders across north america. they call this their "passion project." do you feel a responsibility, like you're the last hope for this species? >> i do somewhat, yes. because, if not us, who? and what we're trying to do is on a larger scale-- not just breeding, but on a larger scale, to show the world

so why the burn now sjsu professor craig clement says, this is actually the perfect time the conditions are perfect for doing a prescrib. fire just because it's cooler. we're in fall. and so this is the time that we have to do it the owners of estrada ranch. they were the ones who planned the controlled burn with cal fire along with several other agencies who all signed off. the plan we spoke with greg estrada one of the family property owners and retired cal fire battalion chief today. he didn't want to go on camera, but he told us he's saddened that his family's plan to help prevent fires ended up like this. it says cal fire was in control of operations on friday as they attempted to create a fuel break to prevent future fires from spreading east and eliminate a fire fuel source, dr. clement says despite the results here prescribed burns are crucial and this shouldn't be a warning against them. we absolutely have to get fire on the ground to manage these forests. so it's just something that happened and i think that this can these conditions were just very rare that it got out of cont

june 27, pope will soon clement the army of virginia. lincoln has chosen pope for political purposes, not for his battlefield abilities. lincoln is not at this time ready to relieve general mcclellan. his other factors are going into this decision, secretary chase and edwin stanton have chosen pope because he will fight a hard relentless contest unsparing of southern populace especially in virginia. chase argues to lincoln and stanton about bringing him east and giving command primarily on the ground of policy and doing so with patronage. stanton told objective for pope is to humiliate mcclellan. imagine them placed in a situation you told your commanding officers this is not the command for me, it will not be successful. being placed in this position with sub context and minds and now you are expected to be successful on it. pope premieres again and says i just don't want this position, send me back west but the question comes in at this moment for historical debate, who else would be the right fit at this moment? can administration nee

the san clemente island goats are one of the rarest.is kellog reports, one nebraska man is doing all he can to save them. >> reporter: welcome to willow valley farmless. we're going to take you on a goat walk. >> reporter: tom is a modern goat herder. the goats are like a family to him. he has gotten to know them after he left his job to take care of them full time. >> i'm part goat. maybe that's my calling to do this. >> reporter: there's 750 of these san clemente goats. threatened with extinction. >> i like to keep these guys as feral as possible. >> there used to be as many as 18,000 of them after they overran the island's natural eco system most were rad radicated. sean and his partner carol are doing all they can to save the breed. >> i think it's very important these animals are able to survivor on their own for 100, 125 years so they know how to survive. >> reporter: sean and brad are working with breeders all acrossamerica. >> do you feel a sense of responsibility, like you're the last hope for this species. >> yes, because if n

nigerian-born clement ogbonnaya is proud owner of the prince of peckham in south london.t century britain. >> wertheirm: you hear the word "pub" 20 years ago. what are you thinking? >> clement ogbonnaya: i'm thinking, i'm not going there. ( laughs ) >> wertheirm: so, play that out for me. you walk into a conventional pub and, what happens? >> ogbonnaya: think of clint eastwood in a western movie. like, everyone looks at the door swinging-- "who's that guy?" that's how-- that's how i felt in some pubs i walked in. >> wertheirm: piano stops playing? >> ogbonnaya: absolutely. absolutely. >> wertheirm: four years ago, clement bought up a neighborhood joint destined to be turned into an apartment block or a mini- market. >>gb play massive part in representing the communities, representing the under-represented, the marginalized, and giving them a space, giving them somewhere where they can actually be, they can congregate, they can share ideas. >> wertheirm: when kids today hear the word "pub," what-- what do you want them to think? >> ogbonnaya: i want them to think, "that's-

questioned about the row over british fishing licenses on a morning news programme clement beaune itte threat. ~ . . ., beaune it said it was no immediate threat. ~ ., ., ,, ., . threat. we are talking about cutting ower to threat. we are talking about cutting power to each _ threat. we are talking about cutting power to each jersey _ threat. we are talking about cutting power to each jersey resident, i threat. we are talking about cutting power to each jersey resident, he . power to each jersey resident, he said,, but reducing the level of electricity to the island as possible. resentment has been piling up possible. resentment has been piling up on this side of the channel over clement beaune vaccines, post brexit border checks for northern ireland, and a secret british american submarine deal in the pacific. fishing rights have been a source of tension for years but brexit has a sharpened division, with european fishermen asked to prove their connection to uk what is. some small french boats say they are not equipped to provide that proof. —— uk waters. next week eu ministers will

>> necesitamos una forma para que los jÓvenes puedan expresarse, pero que clemente no hay un ejemplo,olencia >> un intento proactivo de nuestra ciudad de cÓmo podemos descontinuar esto mientras tenemos un sistema mejor >> los pusimos en tres intersecciones, y hemos visto que no han llegado allÍ reportera: mientras avanza la propuesta del concejal Álvarez, daremos seguimiento paola: a partir del 1 de octubre los pagos aumentaron en un nivel de menos de 22% >> hay requisitos por ser un programa del gobierno federal que requiere que las personas tengan ciudadanÍa pero si usted es indocumentado, tambiÉn su familia califica por medio de sus hijos. paola: si desea mÁs informaciÓn sobre el programa puede llamar al nÚmero en pantalla ademÁs puedes descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa tambiÉn le recordamos que hay fondos disponibles del estado para poder cubrir pagos atrasados de la renta a llamar tambiÉn puede ser atendido por su idioma vamos nuevamente con nuestro meteorÓlogo que ya estÁ listo con el pronÓstico extendido gabriel: un gusto saludarle, vamos con e

i know clement street has some things planned. yeah. i'm also excited about fleet week. that's coming up too. i don't want to be a sitting calendar, but there are a lot of things happening that, you know, i am really excited to see because it's time we celebrate a little bit, you know. so, yeah. i'm open for more collaborations and meeting new people. thanks. >> vice president zouzounis: seeing no more commissioners. i'll take public comment. do we have any commentors for item number eight on the line? >> clerk: we have no callers in queue. >> vice president zouzounis: thank you. public comment is closed for item eight. next item. >> clerk: item nine adjournment. this is an action item. >> commissioner: i move to adjourn. >> vice president zouzounis: second. >> clerk: moved by commissioner ortiz-cartagena and seconded by vice president zouzounis. okay. motion to adjourn. [roll call] motion passes four to none with three commissioners absent. do we have to read a closing statement before we close? >> director: well, we just -- the office of small business slide should be

you're up to that with the headlines on al jazeera, the bottom line with steve clements is next. ah, i am steve clements and i have a question. whirl leaders are talking big about global warming, but is it, can it make any difference? let's get to the bottom line. ah, recently president joe biden said that climate change and its impact on our lives and environment, all right, code read, those are really strong words. the big question is whether countries and companies and ordinary citizens are serious about the response. or they just casual. we see big companies committing to net 0 emissions targets by 2050 and huge reductions by 2030 even airlines and oil companies and banks and their customers. and soon we're leaders will be meeting in glasgow with the us climate change conference to assemble new commitments in the fight to manage and slow climate change. but listen, what's real, what's public relations and what's greenwashing, what's working, and what's not. today we're talking to roger martell the chief sustainability officer at general electric, one of the biggest corporatio

. >> jim clemente is joining me now. jim, thank you for being with us. were just taking a look at, there is a lot of criticisms that the officers may have missed some textbook signs of ab ab abuse. when you watch it, what does it tell you and can we give these officers a hard time when they deal with these situations all the time? >> i don't think we need to give them a hard time. i think we should use it as a learning opportunity. there were signs here, a lot of signs and of course control. she kind of took on all the blame. he put all blame on her. there are definitely places where is he was caught lying and they didn't pick up on it. the fact that he said she yanked the steering wheel. witnesses say he was in the vehicle and locking her out and trying to get her phone and hitting her. all those things add up to me that this is an abusive relationship but he's the g aggressor and she's being controlled by him which is why she didn't want to call out what he had done to her. >> ishe clearly looked distraugt in the video. brian laundri's mother cancelled

i know clement street has some things planned. yeah. i'm also excited about fleet week. that's coming up too. i don't want to be a sitting calendar, but there are a lot of things happening that, you know, i am really excited to see because it's time we celebrate a little bit, you know. so, yeah. i'm open for more collaborations and meeting new people. thanks. >> vice president zouzounis: seeing no more commissioners. i'll take public comment. do we have any commentors for item number eight on the line? >> clerk: we have no callers in queue. >> vice president zouzounis: thank you. public comment is closed for item eight. next item. >> clerk: item nine adjournment. this is an action item. >> commissioner: i move to adjourn. >> vice president zouzounis: second. >> clerk: moved by commissioner ortiz-cartagena and seconded by vice president zouzounis. okay. motion to adjourn. [roll call] motion passes four to none with three commissioners absent. do we have to read a closing statement before we close? >> director: well, we just -- the office of small business slide should be

as to ms. alexander, alexandra, i swear i've seen with hope is not clement is musk, with footage, and it doesn't what you mean by just cuz i know you just tell us schlagel does nobody quit, nobody deal it. ah, the key to condemn style to word. so somebody of, i'm, i mean, i'm pretty chilling, but the most isa is not only interested in the, but it was, i was just, or a grown person either yet. and i'll call you studying. oh, hold with me. the key key settings to them will cheech. it, but i wish that the stall legged that is from global young will not move yet not even board a some sounds plenty to. susie, this person were ethical. i've seen grecian is going to like, you know, for all night with her new mobile. she to parents been the other. is it already? mom was shanae. right, exactly. his board number, but i'll, i'll gal smart nigeria to stay them on mars dixon. ah. are just chalka mcclintock. i saw you was more than at the fighting on today them a with just coming and i'm sure is what's left as a shiva. ah ah. oh, when europe is mentioned, what do you think a place an idea, a common

doj in a memo from paul clement a number of years ago, deputy attorney general clement, has indicated he believed this was something that the privilege, the executive privilege, did cover folks who weren't in the administration advising the president. so there's a lot of legal issues here that are going to end up making their way through the process. you know, whether you think they're bogus, whether i think they're bogus, the bottom line is they have a claim they're going to make, and they're going to wind up in court, doj trying to enforce it. if doj seeks to enforce it. the other question is, does the biden administration want to curtail their own executive powers that they may want to exercise down the road, a big question that doj and white house counsel are going to have to take into consideration. >> hold on a second. colorable claim, how? no former president has ever exercised -- >> it's never happened, no, never happened. >> not only has it never happened, it's never happened because it can't happen. the privilege goes with the office, not the person. and that's why past pres

so why the burn now sjsu professor craig clement says, this is actually the perfect time the conditionsare perfect for doing a prescribed fire just because it's cooler. we're in fall. and so this is time that we have to do it the owners of estrada ranch say they were the ones who planned the controlled burn with cal fire along with several other agencies who all signed off on the plan. we spoke with greg estrada one of the family property owners and retired cal. battalion chief today. he didn't want to go on. but he told us he's saddened that his family's plan to help prevent fires ended up. this estrada says cal fire was in control of operations on friday as they attempted to create a fuel break to prevent future fires from spreading east and eliminate a fire fuel source, dr. clement says despite the results here prescribed burns are crucial in this shouldn't be a warning against them. absolutely have to get fire on the ground to manage these forests. so it's just something that happened and i think that this can these conditions were just very rare that it got out of control. cal fire

. >> we do not want clement action, we want climate justice action. -- cmate action, we want climatection. this means we do not just have privileged people explaining what they think about the climate crisis. rrespondent: as politicians took or the stage boris johnson could not resist an opportunity and opportunity to repeat his catchy slogan, but his message about the approaching conference and glascow is much more ambitious. >> we can make this in november, we can make it the beginning of the end of climate change. correspondent: from the desperation of famine in madagascar to fine wine producers in italy trying to protect their livelihoods, the impacts of climate change are being felt everywhere. and as young delegates from all over the world had home they hope their -- head home they hope their sense of urgency will be acted o >> we are at a crossroads, not just us but also the leaders. they need to make a choice of either silently watching future generations burn or taking decisions rent -- right now for securing our future. correspondent: securing the future, turning those word

hispana por medio de sellos postales ya que en el pasado tuvieron estampillas de frida kahlo y roberto clementeecial que en estados unidos tengamos estampilla de un evento tan importante que celebre la vida aunque es el día de muertos es el día que se celebra la vida de los seres queridos que han pasado. >> sí es una tradición muy larga en la comunidad mexicanas. . >> de niños muchos de nosotros los latinos nos relacionamos con esta festividad del día de los muertos. >>es importante que la cultura se plasme en otros países me voy a motivar para enviar algunas cartas con esas plantillas. >> méxico y guatemala también es muy colorido en estas festividades. >> si a usted le gusta la lluvia estará bonito al norte de la bahía porque se avecina un sistema de nubosidad y precipitaciones. en san francisco los cielos están muy nublados porque hay un sistema al norte del estado que puede traer precipitaciones ligeras a esta regiónhablaremos de la temperatura porque está muy frescas y hacia el este con 61 y hasta hace una hora prevalecía en vigor un aviso de inundaciones ya no tenemos alertas del tiempo l

under the, the national plan announced by israelis clements the scott morrison. the requirements of the state must reach the 80 percent vaccine targets under the plan. so that the 2 requirements staff, a quarantine of those to be a strain, citizens and permanent residence. those who, being flea vaccination with a vaccine, recognized by the australian government, they do a 7 day home quarantine. those you haven't been vaccinated or have been vaccinate vaccine that's not recognized by the australian government. they will still have to do a 14 day hotel warranty. united nations secretary general antonio good terror says he's shocked by you. feel p as decision to expel 7. un officials are accused of meddling in the countries internal affairs. youth act. you factors have gathered in the italian city of milan to protest against what they say is in action by world leaders ahead of climate summit. next month, during a conference in milan on thursday, young delegates gave their ideas on how to better address global warming. in the canary islands to new volcanic vents have

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she heard the gunshots that killed her husband, reverend clemente and eight others inside an emanuel eme church. >> i live with it rev i day. >> reporter: she and her daughters stood out of the department of justice stood and celebrated while also reflecting on what has been lost. >> no amount of compensation will ever replace my father's life. >> reporter: the survivors will split $25 million, while $63 million will go to the families of those killed. the landmark agreement settled a series of lawsuits brought after the f.b.i. acknowledged that its gun background check system failed to block the sale of the glock 41 murder weapon to dilan roof, a glitch in the f.b.i. data base and human error allowed the killer to purchase the gun while the background check was still underway. how does this settlement prevent another dylan roof? >> from a legal standpoint, the settlement doesn't do anything to change or alter the existing landscape. >> reporter: what family members of the victim hope is that the settlement will serve as a deterrent. >> this is a nightmare that will never end. >> rep

valley, mission street and ocean avenue in lakeside and cesar chavez in the mission district and the clementtore. the mayor said the number of retail robberies has slowed considerably. >> and we want to make sure that they are doing a better job strategically around their security systems to insure that these crimes don't continue to happen so our door is open. we're continuing to have conversations with them. >> supervise ors are considering a bill that would allow deputy cher -- sheriffs at nodous the city. ama: crews are working on the ♪cough cough ♪ ♪ sneeze sneeze ♪ [ sneezing ] needs... ♪ plop plop fizz fizz ♪ [ loud fizzing ] alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quickly... [ loud fizzing ] instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast w fast sinus relief.us.nowr >> a show of support for a long time noe valley phyting to stay in their home t. tenants received an eviction notice from the new owners time to coincide with the state's eviction moratorium. they joined the family to fight for their cause. >> i've lived in this house all of my life. i was even born in this

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two think officials should be commenting on issues like clement change or racial discrimination?do you think it is best for people to just do their jobs? gen. milley: americans are smart people and they should express their opinions. david: de look forward to the day when you are citizen and you can say whatever you want? gen. milley: we are unique. we give up some of our rights so the 99% can have all of their rights. i don't actually have complete freedom of speech, even in retirement. i think it is good that any american expresses their opinion on a wide variety of topics. it is a demonstration of healthy democracy. david: do you see a sense of the military looking at things differently after george floyd's murder? gen. milley: our military is a reflection of the society we come what issues and controversies are out there in a general society will be in the military, as well. one of our tasks is to maintain good order and discipline and to understand what is going on with all of your soldiers. it is important our leaders keep up with things that are tent in the public realm an

we never had any close because, because you have to understand, once that firearm is out clement goes directly to the actor, and then from the actor, sin is the director yells cut, we take the gun from them and it goes directly from us. if we see that actor pulling the gun out of their holster if it doesn't call for it in the movie, we actually come up, take the gun and inspected again, and sometimes we physically put it back in their holster by them and say, let's just leave it the way it is. we have constant eyes on that weapon the entire time. so many questions remain as to how this tragic accident happened, but clark, chairman of the utah shooting sports council, many thanks for sharing your experiences with us this evening and apologise to our viewers for the slight technical hitches on that line. let's get some of the day's other news... the un says its flights to mekelle in ethiopia's tigray region have been suspended after one of its planes had to abort its landing on the same morning as a military air strike was carried out on the city. the ethiopian government said its plane

. >> the 5 stores set to close or at 2550 ocean avenue. 4645 mission street 7.45 clement street and 300 golf street along with 3 3400 cesar chavez street. those closures will take place on november 8th. here's a map at where all of those locations are prescriptions. were told will be transferred to the closest walgreens to each of those locations. workers will also be transferred to different locations as well. walgreens says it has already closed more than a dozen of its stores in san francisco because of an uptick in organized crimes. >> well, this house and may be home to coming up, the disturbing details about under age attendees and the woman now facing charges. >> i received a text and southwest saying that my flight was delayed. >> for another day. more folks stranded all across america at airports trying to get home as southwest airlines calls off even more flights. what the experts are now saying. the best thing you can do if your flight is canceled. >> also ahead, san jose. police say they need your help finding a homicide. suspect. hear the plea from the victim's family. that

questioned about the row over british fishing licenses on a morning news programme, france's euro minister clementthreat. "we're not talking about cutting power to each resident," he said. "but reducing the delivery of electricity to the island is possible." resentment has been piling up on this side of the channel over covid vaccines, post—brexit border checks for northern ireland, and a secret british—american submarine deal in the pacific. fishing rights have been a source of tension for years but brexit has sharpened divisions with european fishermen asked to prove their connections to uk waters. some small french boats say they are not equipped to provide that proof. france has accused britain of not living up to its own post—brexit agreement. next week, eu ministers will meet in luxembourg to discuss their response as politicians on both sides of the channel point to the waters that separate britain and france. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. she was one of the best—known figures of the 20th century, but a quarter of a century after diana, the princess of wales, a new film hasjust had its

constitution requires all for entreaties to be ratified by the united states senate and paris, paris clement. or was that the treaty because there was 0 binding commit. all you have to do is voluntarily and publicly commit to a, an emission reduction scheme. and then if you fail to do it, you're publicly shane by having other leaders, wagner fingers, but there's no sanctions or other financial or regulatory penalties for non compliance. and so, so we do have to understand that right now, these international commitments are really just sort of, you know, they're, they're not binding. and so in order for us to have really affective international means to address the climate crisis, i think we've got to put a lot more meet on these international agreements. right. well, in the meantime, however, bitcoin is incentivizing stranded clean jail thermal energy to be captured in one of the poorest countries in the world el salvador and converting it into hard money . what lessons can we draw from this? well, i think that the, the bitcoin and crypto mining industry is sort of learning a lot from big te

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but julia had assailed and clement panko managed to get through it. passing that medical unfit, thinks exams with flying cutlets, and we caught up with a crew on that flight to moscow. capitalism in your prof, semi linux man, after what is more difficult for you to lend the counseling with 2 non professional cosmo nigerla. more books over off, of course it was different because they would not professionals, but they would train very well and without them it would have been hard to land properly. they participated in the flight helped me and i'm very grateful for those less. i'm always sound system, did you? the professional cosmos, have to baby see the feel crew on the station? you know, honestly, i was expecting worse, but they adapted to work on the station very quickly and there were no issues with them. but they took all our advice and board and acted on that quickly. we felt comfortable working with that again using you issue the company my, my body doesn't really understand what's happening in the opposite of weightlessness follows me when you are in 0 gravity, you feel like a fe

including the walgreens on mission and the excelsior neighborhood and the clement street location inichmond district. walgreens says retail thefts like this that you're looking at are five times higher in san francisco than any other of its stores. it's already closed nearly a dozen stores in the city during the past two years. these new closures will bring that number to 17 stores since 2019. one city supervisor told us the blame falls on city leaders. >> all of us in the city should hold ourselves account alan. at the end of the day, front line work force loses their job. the every day senior and working families that need access to these items lose out. >> now, the city says it's adding more officers to its organized retail theft crime unit and increasing patrols. >>> well, they are back at it. a key test got underway today for the troubled millennium tower in san francisco. crews began installing a 3 foot wide steel casing, 100 feet into the ground in search of answers. our investigative unit was the first to report that prior work to fix the building actually caused it to lean e

well right off the touchdown, eula, pittafield and clement pango. describe what bed just be for a new crash. i'm fine. i feel just great. we've landed successfully. everything went exactly according to plan. our commander i leg levied ski, did a good job to be honest. i feel a little sad today, initially without that 12 days would be enough, but when our flight was nearly over, we did want to return ness such a thing happens once in a lifetime, though, so who was cool? it was like a ro. acosta and we were just enjoying it. everything was sparkling outside the window. we had a lot of fun to be honest. when the parachute was released, it started shaken a bit, but it was like been on a good roller coaster or her. so it is a unique moment for russia, so space industry and the world of cinema. you can see a full coverage of the historic landing on the a r t youtube channel for now though, here with the highlights, ah, ah, the soviet union was 1st to send a dog into space. then they sent the 1st man and woman. and now russia is aspiring to get another 1st

. >> we're going miss it >> shoppers upset over the pending closure on clement street in san francisco these doors are closing for good. >> this doesn't have to do with the the business or location or the economy. it has to do with people taking out whatever they want and they can't stop them at all. >> rampant re tail theft is why they've chosen to close one near ocean after. caesar chavez in the mission and goff street in in hays valley where our reporter shot this viral theft video over the summer the mayor says that suspect was arrested. >> so i want people who are sadly committing these crimes to keep this in mind because it impacts their

crew returned to earth from the international space station. actress julia per sealed ended director clement chapin co spent 12 days on board. the i assess making the world's 1st movie shot in orbit. ah ah, space is cool and it is another cosmic milestone. the soviet union sent the 1st person into space, and russia is now picking up the baton by striving for another 1st making a movie in orbit. here's the moment the crew parachuted down on cassock soil several hours ago. oh. as a returning crew will now have to undergo a 3 day rehabilitation process there. spacecraft named after the 1st person in space. you're a good garen undocked from the international space station at 4 15 am moscow time. so the descent took about 3 and a half hours. so it is a unique moment for russia. it's space industry and the world of center. you can see our full coverage of the historic landing on our t youtube channel. right now here. some of the highlights, ah ah, the soviet union was 1st to send a dog into space, then they sent the 1st man and woman. and now russia is aspiring to get another 1st, and that is film

today, for the first time since march of 2020, the american under clement wright has --

i know clement street has some things planned. yeah. i'm also excited about fleet week.s coming up too. i don't want to be a sitting calendar, but there are a lot of things happening that, you know, i am really excited to see because it's time we celebrate a little bit, you know. so, yeah. i'm open for more collaborations and meeting new people. thanks. >> vice president zouzounis: seeing no more commissioners. i'll take public comment. do we have any commentors for item number eight on the line? >> clerk: we have no callers in queue. >> vice president zouzounis: thank you. public comment is closed for item eight. next item. >> clerk: item nine adjournment. this is an action item. >> commissioner: i move to adjourn. >> vice president zouzounis: second. >> clerk: moved by commissioner ortiz-cartagena and seconded by vice president zouzounis. okay. motion to adjourn. [roll call] motion passes four to none with three commissioners absent. do we have to read a closing statement before we close? >> director: well, we just -- the office of small business slide should be read b

mean, they were open about it, i mean, and as regards the cover up the great labor, 945 government, clement atlee hot off the heels of the malaria insurgency. which guild, i'm told a hundreds of thousands of people, arguable genocide. they, the athlete government works together to cover up papers to save the monarchy as it were. yes, i mean, this is extremely episode that these are german documents, which of the telegrams took place in the lighting for in 1940 which were supposed to been destroyed by the germans actually weren't. and they were found by the americans. that was the lucky thing. they were found, the american sector and american stores decided they would use these documents. and of course, it was a big fight to the americans put pressure on the british. sorry, the bridge put pressure on the americans to suppress the zak documents to destroy them. some indeed were destroyed, but the american historians and it was a fight track that freedom said no, this is important bit of history and we need to preserve this. and eventually though churchill and others managed to delay publicati