we met with cna in october. we responded with request for information recognizing the transaction has not been finalized and provide response october 18 and february 9 and we are committed working with cna and labor martners going forward. we welcome and will seek opportunities to engage with our community as we continue down the path of ucsf health, saint francis and saint mary. thank you. >> thank you for that presentation. i think you touched on some of the questions i have, but i want to go over some things i heard so bear with me, because i think there is a lot of concern. the first concern i saw you say on differed maintenance, there is a plan to make investments from 75 $75 to hundred million dollars. can you talk over what time period and can you tell me, is that going to address the concerns of seismic safety standards at both hospitals so they can remain full service as you probably know as i know you know, they have until 2030 to comply with the structural seismic safety standards, unless there is cha

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i myself believed that the big banks of your country are now cna. look at italy, its sponsor is a bank. yes, the big banks of the country have expressed and used this potential. unfortunately, they only see threats. they should see threats as opportunities, as well as their weaknesses and strengths. in my opinion, sports, especially football, which is a professional sport, can attract more audiences. help for banks or operators operators can use the existence of this club a lot, but they always have problems in making decisions in this area. if we see an operator, he will spend 20,300 billion a year for his advertising, or maybe 200 billion for social responsibility. yes, but in football, i have a plan to use this potential. it does not exist. now, according to the requirements of the fc and the international laws, they have come to destroy the adoption that they were previously looking for the ministry of position and the ministry of economy and finance to do this. social media can help, in my opinion , there is a danger. my danger is that some of

and that's when a woman who did not own the van then jumped into the cna, which still had the keys in the ignition and took off the carjacker, then dragged the detailer 20 feet before she eventually surrendered to police. the van was later returned to its owner. as for that car detailer, they suffered only minor injuries. in the north bay. 2 teens are charged with carrying loaded guns outside of a motel 6 in santa rosa. police say they were patrolling the area on cleveland avenue when they saw a number of teens standing outside of a room after a search they found these weapons. the teens were charged with carrying a loaded gun in a public place and carrying a concealed weapon. chp is investigating after a man was shot while driving on the bay bridge. this happened last night. the eastbound directing close in 4 lanes around for around 2 hours. a lot of traffic in that area last night. investigators say the victim's car was hit with multiple bullets. one of those rounds striking the man he was later taken to hospital to be treated. police are still searching for the shooter. san francis

vivek chilukuri is director of the technology and national security programme at security think tank cnas what the us is worried about. it's important to start with some context, and i think viewers in the united states and around the world need to understand that the relationship between technology companies and the united kingdom and the united states is dramatically different with the government than it is with companies that operate like bytedance in china, and are subject to the jurisdiction of the chinese communist party. in the uk and the united states, if law enforcement or intelligence services come to a meta or a snapchat or an x and say, "give us your data on this person or this group of people," they can say, "where is your warrant? where is your legal justification?" they can go to the courts, there's due process — there are strong protections for privacy for good reason. that line doesn't exist in china, and there are several articles in the national intelligence law in china that bytedance — tiktok�*s parent company — is subject to that that require companies to support, as

i do not think it is possible for the cna's speed to reverse the decision to denounce the corporation agreement part which links new share with the american authorities in connie's in between the united states of america and from ease of use. it's true that the united states seriously and intelligently tried to preserve their interest by playing a bit of diplomacy so as not to give that see in a speech to think about unity to chase away. the american military, the united states, was behind all the decisions that more take him to africans understood that, well, i love that this is why people to they treat the united states as well as promised, and others in the same way, the insult them. they burned the flag on keats a fact, it's obvious and it demonstrates the deterioration, the degradation of relations between african peoples. and i was going to say western leaders because deep down people understand the consequences between the 3 countries. first, between these year and the united states is the suspension of military corporation . and just as this was the case for foreigners and it

we cna i focuses that the kind of slate you've seen come over?technology of our generation and the majority are using ai in some way. we've been investing since 2014. that's a great example of why we're doing this. we had a founder from romania and france that built together in london and got their seed investment from a firm based in san francisco. that demonstrates the importance of the bridge between the two ecosystems. caroline: you're clearly bringing in geographic diversity and it's an interesting concept built signing those founders early, backed them free idea, preteen and built it from within. what is the cohort looking like? it's a boring question from one one to another but there is not question of diverse city? alice: diversity is always a challenge. 20% of our founders are women. we know his struggles with gender diversity and we've been intentional about we built an organization alongside code first girls which teaches women to code for free across europe and has been an important driver to change the numbers that we see founding co

chinese government ess the chinese company data and frankly, any company chinese or not that operates in cnahose companies violate foreign laws, violate u.s. privacy laws. china makes it an entirely different calculus and different dynamic. that, combined with -- and they really want to draw distinctions between china and the united st -- china has one million to 3 million people in internment camps andç monitoring every activity of its citizens daily lives through a social credit score which essentially requires that if you do not behave in the way that advances the communist party, your credit score goes down, you can't get a car, you can't send children tha population is terrifying and that is not how we operate host: connecticut, democratic caller. caller: three separate questions here. one is from the way i read the law, we don't ban foreign ownership, it is adversarial nations owning tiktok. that is one. the way i read it, france could be the country even though china is probably not going to sell it. that is one question. the other question, i think the just came acrosna law -- an ai

as it goes on, i do not think it is possible for the cna's speech to reverse the decision to denounce the corp agreement on which links new share with the american authorities . the colonies in between the united states of america and france is obvious. it's true that the united states can seriously and intelligently tried to preserve their interests by playing a bit of diplomacy, so as not to give the cnn speech the opportunity to chase away the american military. the united states was behind all the decisions that were taken. africans understood that, well, this is why people today treats the united states as well as friends and others in the same way. they insult them, they burn the flag point, it's a fact. it's obvious, and it demonstrates the deterioration, the degradation of relations between african peoples. and i was going to say western leaders because deep down people understand the consequences between the 3 countries. first, between the chair and the united states is the suspension of military corporation. and just as this was the case for funds and it is extremely importa

vivek chilukuri, director of the technology and national security programme at the security think tank cnasister is resisting calls for the conservatives to return £10 million to a donor who's been accused of using racist language. rishi sunak said frank hester�*s alleged comments about the mp, diane abbott, were "racist" and "wrong", but told mps the businessman had apologised, and his remorse "should be accepted". a 34—year—old man has beenjailed for at least 21 years for the murder of a man in newtownabbey, northern ireland. two years ago, 54—year—old roy reynolds was beaten and stabbed to death. his remains were placed in a car boot and taken to a reservoir. ajudge described the murder as "merciless" and "brutal in the extreme". official figures show hundreds of refugees were left homeless in london, during a cold snap, after being evicted from home office accommodation. london councils said more than 300 refugees had to sleep rough injanuary, because their claims had been closed. the home office said it was working with authorities to improve the system. you're live with bbc news. desp

b is greater than cna is greater than b than a is greater than c. have to think that is going to grow. it is the only advice i would ever give. that would be to take inventory of the things that alienate people on the fence and do less of that. i don't know what it is. you have the diehards. see what is pushing other people towards you and pushing people away and figure out, it might be tiny tweaks. the things pushing people toward him are the issues and policies of the biden administration, so sit back and watch the chaos do the work for you. it speaks for itself. you may not have to add any anything. getting back to a country that is united, the message that biden -- that lied to us, you provide the real thing. that is something -- i feel like there should be a trump blowout given all of these numbers. that is why i don't trust it. >> you should trust it because republicans are always so beaten down and demoralized into thinking you are a minority and you see a pole like this. women, hispanics, blacks, people agree with the policies that donald tr

close ties across the diverse regions are magnified in multilateral formse like the united nations cna global's countries to defend its human rights record support its efforts to transform the global order into one more suited to communist party. over the next two days we will explore china's renewed strategic focus and engagement in the global south. will actuak of our time doing something that is not done enough here in washingtonwh which is to take a nuanced look at developing countriesspectives opi where that their engagement with china is helping them to achieve ambitious developing goals. we w will explore with this picture it looks like across varied domains from tech innovation to go it ecosystem to investment debt and trade to the rule of law and information environment and muche more. benefiting from the participation of efforts across latin america, middle east and asia we will explore how relations with china are playing out across the vast and diverse regions that make up the so-called global south. i am thankful to those of youd o join us here in washington and bringing t

. >> a stabbing and fbi dni cna, they came together before congress for two days to agree america isarly under serious and perhaps unprecedented th threat. >> first you see the rogues gallery, foreign terrorist organizations calling for terrorist attacks against us in a way we haven't seen an a long time. >> militia groups in iraq and syria attacking our forces been more focused on the united states and israel using conflict as an opportunity to pursue their agenda. >> concerned and they are just press from overseas, they are real threats, most coming through president biden's broken border. >> we have seen over the last i think five years, an increase in the number of known or suspected terrorists attempting to cross the southern border. >> transnational organization and human smuggling operations increasingly exploit microstrip extortion, kidnapping and human trafficking and in particular the threat for drugs remains at historic levels. >> results speak for themselves and i have no doubt border patrol agents and fbi agents in the field care deeply about our nation security, they ar

questions as normal.nd thanks to all for being here for a timely and necessary conversation about threats cnases american agriculture. the people's republic of china, governed by the chinese communist party, which is the strike comes from, it doesn't come from individuals. this is imposed basically where we're lynx to the chinese communist party, has gone out of its way to reduce reliance on-ively pursuing tactics that threaten our nation's ability to feed itself. these threats are multifaceted and aic and incendiary and require coordinated and proactive response. that's last few years them gather up farmland at an active rate. china's long use of legal and regulatorytem to steal intellectual property and we've seen it from semi conductors to seeds and not to mention the scalend which china can manipulate critical infrastructure has exposed cut fastballs in american technologies. from data breaches to theft of agriculture research to ramping up disruptions of irrigation and transportation systems. in 2022, chairman comer and i with more than 125 of our republican colleagues asked the governme

the people of cna come forth. come forth and said on tiktok in china they are suppressed. they cannot put their messa out. that, the chinese government misrepresents the situation in tibet. in hong kong, let me tell you about hong kong. during the taiwan election, tiktok, tiktoked into taiwan that the uyghurs, on whom there is a genocide exercised by the chinese government, they have told the people in taiwan that the uyghurs like that genocide. they told them that the people of hong kong like the destruction of their democracy. they don't frame it that way, but that's and again, suppressing the communication from tibet. then just yesterday on the steps, we heard from the taiw he tibetans, we heard from the hong kong, and we heard from a woman whose husband was arrested because of his communication with somebody with shared view. this is controlled by the chinese communist government. but forgetting that, if y i can't, think of this. the speaker pro tempore: the lady's time has expired. ms. pelosi: the chinese the

was no invasion of the ukraine, there was peace in the middl east, and the was less tension between cnause of the strict sanctions on their oil exports. but today biden's weaknesses on the world stage have plunged the world into chaos. we'row deang with a horric invasion by putin into thekraine, the middl east went from peace t chaos, wh hostage taking, massiveth, and y country, mexico, have turned into gangland dueo the border polies from this administration. further, our relationship with spect.s one of disspect, no and iran is now ermously well funded and responsle for the bulk of terrorism that exists worldwide from hezbollah to the houthis to hamas. deite this, we he an irrational affinity for gaining some sor of al or agreement with the terrorist state of iran. and perhaps wreas wor, mr. speaker, the's no pla to tak just more of the same and they're asking the american taxpayer to fun the results of the biden administration's disastrous policies. as former secretary of state mike pompeo put it, this is an america that isn its bac foot, our friends don't trusts e -- our advsaries i

. >> according to the complaint, a cna and a charge nurse knew about the alleged assault, but nothing was done. the complaint also says the facility denied it, but later acknowledged an employee witnessed it happen. robert says several days after the first incident, the man was able to get back into her room and attack again. >> he retaliated against my mom and hurt her again, and she went and told one of the nurses. one of the nurses called me again in and said, your mom's going back to the hospital. he hit her. he beat her from bruises all over her arm and scrape marks on her knee. >> attorney ed dudensing is a former deputy da who is representing cheryl and robert. he says they're still in the preliminary stages of their investigation. how many people at this facility do you think were aware that this was going on? >> a lot of them, the complaint specifies two legal documents indicate after cheryl was allegedly raped twice, there was a notation of it made on her medical chart. >> days later, the i-team spoke to an employee working at the facility. >> during that time, one of my col

. >> according to the complaint, a cna and a charge nurse knew about the alleged assault, but nothing was done. the complaint also says the facility denied it, but later acknowledged an employee witnessed it happen. robert says several days after the first incident, the man was able to get back into her room and attack again. >> he retaliated against my mom and hurt her again, and she went and told one of the nurses. one of the nurses called me again and said, your mom's going back to the hospital. he hit her. he beat her and bruises all over her arm and scrape marks on her knee. >> attorney ed dudensing is a former deputy da who is representing cheryl and robert. he says they're still in the preliminary stages of their investigation. how many people at this facility do you think were aware that this was going on? >> a lot of them, the complaint specifies two legal documents indicate after cheryl was allegedly raped twice, there was a notation of it made on her medical chart. >> days later, the i-team spoke to an employee working at the facility. during that time, one of my colleagues

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i wish the same spirit of cooperation applied toward china bill and the administration outcompete cnasal which is proposed to get in this year's budget. the u.s. competition with china concerns almost every single member of our committee as well as most members of the united states senate. i appreciate the staff on both sides getting us about 80% there but we now need to reach the finish line. if we are serious about countering china i asked the ranking member to work with me and every member of this committee to finish the job the next work. i also want to witnesses for appearing before us today. we have distinguished panel of witnesses i look forward to your presentations. i hope you will speak on about how we can speed up the expansion of a diplomatic presence, how we work with australia, new zealand and japan and others to support and foster economic opportunities in the pacific islands. what we can do to climate proof our military installations to defend our national security interest years to come recognize the great risk there. when finally asked cutely at what is at stake for

. >> reporter: also called a crime lab analyst to testify that doug cna was not found on her body orilent witness. a witness that could corroborate doug's alibi that he was home sleeping. remember doug started wearing that fitbit to get in shape? prosecutors say he was wearing it tonight. what did it show? >> it demonstrated he took a total of 12 to 18 steps during the three hours we know she was killed. >> reporter: could he have taken it off? >> the steps that were registering the timeframe, it would not have registered during that timeframe. >> reporter: is alibi would not have been that strong without the fitbit, to say you are home with a six-month-old sleeping, that's not the strongest alibi. >> it helped a lot. the lack of anything in his home once the crime lab reports came in, was helpful. to commit this crime outside your home down the street, you leave the court, the cord laying in the street to be phone, you would have to be -- ravech after nine days of testimony, the attorneys gave closing arguments. the public defender addressed the jury. >> doug had the motive, the opp

cna hours per patient per day increasing and the hardsp commus who can't find people to hire even though most of the wyoming nsing homes i i talked to would havo hire additional staff, not in addition to taking care of the patients but to just fill out the paperwork that your department is requiring them. we had concerned and expressed them to the director of medicare, medicaid. the center r medicare and medicaid have committed $75 million to support to support nursing staff in nursing homes here how do you plan for these funds to reach these rural communities that are really getting hammered by these additional roles? only four out of five nursing homes say we can't comply with what the administration is now forcing upon the all across the country. >> senator, packed a lot into the that may respond first to the issue of the funny how we can make sure it gets into the rural communities. one of the things we've done is make sure we try to get those dollars into the trinity that need it most to be able to staff up. i must tell you if you're going to call yourself a nursing you should have

now when you walk into any of the stores and throughout most of the country where cna legal for eithereing flower product that is 20 to 25% and even 30% thc. those products have gotten a lot stronger. also you've seen a proliferation of non-flour products, the wax is or the shattered so some of those can be 80 to 85% thc. so and that is just with delta 9. that is what you had happening. you have seen this increase happening not only in the united states and other countries as well. that is for delta 9 thc. what happened is in 2018, you had all of this activity happening with the states and the federal government was being hands-off about what was happening. but, then in 2018 the farm bill was passed and legalized industrial hemp, it is cannabis but there is a limit on the amount of thc in the plant. it has to be less than .3% thc, so compare that to the flour products being 25% or 30%. but what this farm bill did is that while there was restrictions on delta nine, you could produce as much cbd as you wanted. what they figured out is that you could take the cbd that you get from industr