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we have co-chair stephen herman with a question. >> co-chair herman: okay. i actually want to thank you for your presentation. it was very informative. i want to make a couple of statements first and then ask a question. is there a way -- i would like to see us link your marketing procedures to the website for m.o.d. i'd like to be able to do that. or d.a.s. website. that's just a statement. >> sure. we can work with nicole and see. >> co-chair herman: yeah. i would like to know -- i'm hoping that there are subsidies for older buildings that want to do modifications. if you could provide us with, at some point, some information about what subsidies are available to building sponsors that may want to change an apartment? we had a public speaker at one of these meetings and he said he is in a building where he has to crawl to his door to get to -- because it's inaccessible, he's in a wheelchair. so if there is an owner who wants to update, if you could inform us about what subsidies are available for owners to accommodate accessible needs, that would be helpfu

>> co-chair herman: i don't have anything. >> co-chair pelzman: i don't either. we can move on with our agenda. our first presenter today is maria benjamin, the deputy director of housing and community development. the presentation will be addressing accessible housing for people with disabilities. hi, maria. >> good afternoon, commissioners. again, my name is maria benjamin. i'm so happy to be here. we were supposed to come earlier this year, so i'm glad to be here now, and to provide information about the affordable housing units that the mayor's office of housing and community development is sponsoring. there are part of those tornup sidewalks are because of new construction of affordable housing developments. and there are the mayor's plan is to have 10,000 new affordable units by 2025. we are well over halfway to make that goal. in fact, we're close to it now. and so that's the good news. there are -- affordable housing comes to -- city-sponsored affordable housing comes from different places, right? so we have affordable housing that comes to us through inc

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. >> talking about growing as a candidate, mayor of south bend, indiana, and now he is the co-front runner perhaps for the democratic nomination.or >> laura: co-front runner plus mark is that what they s i guess technically maybe you could say two nomination contests, he is at 7% and 5.5% respectively. we needed to get the .5% in. but what he lacks popularly on main street, he makes up for that more than that on wall street. let's face it, they want to hedge against bernie. and theyt, know pete will be puy in the hands of someone like president xi and that is good for the globalists. at first glance, buttigieg seems to have a really good political resume. former small-town mayor, army reservist, rhodes scholar.

co-chair of bernie sanders 2020 campaign, former ohio state senator nina turner. thank you very much for joining us on what is a very busy weekend for you, obviously. senator sanders has been able to get the delegate advantage but joe biden has momentum going into south carolina. what are your expectations today? >> the senator is going to be very competitive in the state. we have been in the state for well over a year now, building the type of relationships that are necessary. the senator himself has been to almost 60 events in the state. and that doesn't count people like me and others who are national co-chairs and national surrogates in and out of state trying to win over the entire state. and particularly the african-american community. as we know who represent about 60% of the primary voters. you have to earn people's votes. and not assume that just because proximity to the first black president, that you deserve to get those votes. >> agreed. notably. senator sanders is not in south carolina today, and you are there, however, how big of a

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request co m es after basis of what they say.sses threatened to stay silent without such an agreement. don't forget you can get in touch with us on twitter and instagram but next we have sport today. hello there. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... a new olympic task force and a call for calm as coronavirus threatens to cause havoc with the sporting calendar. a shock as real madrid are knocked out with help from one of the online players. and the fed cup qualifiers get under way on friday with japan led by naomi osaka. as they look to our five—time winners spain. hello there and welcome to the programme where we start with the coronavirus outbreak and impact it is having on preparations for some of the co's biggest sporting events. organisers of the tokyo olympics and paralympic games continue to monitor the spread of the virus is edges closer and closer to japan. while this year by the chinese grand prix is also under threat. we have the latest. half—an—hour‘s drive from the tokyo

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the cashier of the uk economy co—quite right to prize a good deal for this.cellor wants to have the scheme of equivalence which means that the uk and the eu would recognise each other's markets and trade, investors could work with the stock markets. dare i say if there was almost not a border. the trouble is the original version of this scheme, patient zero is switzerland. which basically had to scheme exploited by the eu, used as leverage and going to be shutting out the investors from the markets in orderto out the investors from the markets in order to get a point over the in the wider negotiations of a deal. the theory is this with decades locked in and predictability. that's oi'i locked in and predictability. that's on the win, 30 days of markets. we state we had decided this does not work for us any more. original regime was in the power of the commission so they could shut it down whenever they wanted to. it's equivalence plus plus. the problem is we are very much dependent on the initial services sector. something like 80% is based on this. we focus a

it could mean a co-op. vanessa be a public option to provide competition in 22 counties there's only one choice. they don't have that competitive or downward pressure. how to reintroduce the competition into the market to drive down rates, save consumers money had is consistent. >> how has industry responded? >> it's a reflection point and there are some options so you are not cut out this model so it is a strategic direction direction, better than government-run models but not the free-for-all with the state of the industry. >> is this something you're pushing through the legislature soon? >> and then to formalize the process of the implementation bill. and then to be introduced in the coming weeks. >> will you need price caps on hospitals to make this work? >> it generates the savings for consumers that is between ten and 20% on premiums in three ways. one, it recaptures the pharmaceutical rebates. and the reduces the medical loss ratio for insurance companies, it's a small group market the same with a la

think he will be more likely to make his debut at home in perpignan, where i expect he will get a more coere i expect he will get a more comfortable reaction that he would have his that gamers as it here. and it is only a one—year contract, so what do the discussions involved in that meeting today?” what do the discussions involved in that meeting today? i think it depends on him. if he repeats of the m ista kes depends on him. if he repeats of the mistakes he's made in the past, i expect it will be a very brief career with catalans expect it will be a very brief career with catala ns because expect it will be a very brief career with catalans because the penalties that are laid out in the contract for him and the club. if he doesn't repeat that, then who knows? he might stay further in super league or return. thank you for joining us. let's catch you up on some other sports news to interest you. anthony watson's calf injury will keep him out of england's six nations match with scotland this weekend. after missing the france defeat on sunday, the winger aggravatated it in training yesterd

will pay your co-pay in your premium. so the employee is no worse off. but the employer does not get a free ride anymore on medicaid. they have to provide you with health insurance. i think that'll make rhode island healthier and the ethic it's right thing to do. >> as a solution for tackling this deficit, you have talked about wanting to pursue where one legalization. but another's resistance from the state legislator when it comes to doing appeared why do you think it's a realistic solution to increasing the state revenue and really how can you get this done? >> let me say, it's not that i want to per se, in fact the first four years as my term of governor i resisted. i did not support myself. and the reason to do it is revenue. i don't know if you been to rhode island, a fantastic state. it's a tiny state, small nestle between connecticut, massachusetts and a couple hour ride from new york. massachusetts has legalized adult use marijuana. connecticut is about to, new york, new jersey, a stone throw away. if you talk to state troopers on highways or te

co-sponsors. i want to thank our members for continued support for the restoration of our great lakes. this year's very important to my district and many other members' districts in our congress here. the great lakes have an incredible impact on our region's way of life that cannot be overstated. at one point in time when i was younger we had a license plate that called michigan the water wonderland because of the importance of the great lakes on our state. states all on the great lakes rely on them as a fresh water resource, driver of our local and national economy, and world renowned recreation destination. it impacts minnesota all the way to new york. in my home state of michigan we have the most great lakes shoreline of any state with more than 3,000 miles of our state shaped by four of the five great lakes. my district is nearly surrounded by the great lakes system. the projects that the g.l.r.i. make area provided abat that time for water foul and fish that had been destroyed over the years.

for the court, she was not allowed to contact or to have any not allowed to contact or to have a ny coact at all with her boyfriend. she, on social media on valentine's day, posted a picture of them both with the words something along the lines of happy valentine's day, but she has not been able to contact him at all. when those bail conditions were put to her in court just before christmas, that she wasn't allowed to have any contact with her boyfriend, a man who she was alleged to have attacked, she denied it, he said he wasn't a victim, she looked back at him and he had his hands in his head as the magistrate said that they weren't allowed any contact at all. we haven't really heard anything from her, but we know that she did return at some stage from los angeles. but the circumstances around her death, as you say, we did have that statement from her family in the last half an hour, it is partly worth reading that again. the family statement, "we can confirm that our caroline passed away today, the 15th of february. we would ask that the press respect the privacy of the family at th

used to be the co—director of his company, athena numismatics."after a six—month effort and hard work with our partners we present for the first time ever some very rare greek pieces." in september 2018 roma sold that coin for £40,000. we asked him if he was involved in the sale of the £100,000 coin orany of involved in the sale of the £100,000 coin or any of the other alexander decadrachms auctioned by roma numismatics since september 2017. he said he was not involved in the sale of any of the alexander decadrachms. he told us... i do have two decadrachms that were bought from a dealer. the two queens have nothing to do with gaza. richard beale, the director of roma numismatics, told the bbc... we were satisfied that the bbc... we were satisfied that the consignors were known to us and had a record of professionalism and trust. he added that the consignors... we asked mr beale where and when the queens were originally found and he said he was not aware and that this was not unusual in the industry. none of the experts or historians we consulted

come around and his wife sell the cocoa beans through the village co-operative. foreign companies then buy up the entire regions harvested and then it accords exported to europe the us or china. now and then i am wiring them to the world and most of the chinese budget want to know. what they can only do with one hand in the last few years small scale produces have been powerless in the face of fluctuating prices. from 13. 100 west african francs or 2 euros per kilo to less than half of that as the spill was being made that had consequences unhappiness with the government was bound to grow. in august 27th team people took their frustration to the streets the 18th among long protests that followed aimed at ending the rule of the nia single identity it has ruled the country to hop a century and many togolese believe that political change is vital to unlock years of poverty but the demonstrations were unsuccessful and meanwhile the instability only down until the country's cocoa industry i don't know. yeah. they do you feel. now models are not good for them all to yo

agency that can help us co—ordinate a response such as is going on now with the sars outbreak...ugh, seems to think this isa trump, though, seems to think this is a problem that is going to go away because the weather's going to get warmer, spring arrives and that will solve the problem for us. get warmer, spring arrives and that will solve the problem for uslj haven't seen that evidence and the virus is transmitting very well in singapore, which is a very tropical and warm climate. so if the evidence can be presented, i will believe it, but until i see the evidence i don't believe what's being said. you mentioned the chinese government and mentioned that they presented the evidence when they thought it was the right moment. there are less charitable views of what the chinese did and rory stewart says the decision by the world health organization to call the global health emergency at the end of january and not sooner was purely for political reasons, the desire not to offend the chinese government. what do you make of this? i make that to all believe this? i make that to all bel

it's a co nsta nt cat idea of how to get in?ly right and we need to stay ahead of the curve but the truth a lwa ys ahead of the curve but the truth always lies within data. everybody leaves a footprint, and by analysing the data with our clients we are coming up with new patterns and typologies which can tackle financial crime. this is a huge journey for you in your career, still at a young age and you started your working life helping at your pa rents your working life helping at your parents cash and carry in south london, so what business lessons did you learn from your mum and dad? most 11—year—olds after school would go home but i went to the cash—and—carry and there were a number of things i learned from my mum and dad and its focus, being able to focus on what is important and also what was important to the customers, what was hot and what was not being able to serve customers best. it comes down to the people and your clients, your investors and your own staff, so being able to focus on that is a key lesson learned. did

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also used to sew products for a german startup co-founder team makes clothes out of a material called tensile the wood based fibers breathe well and they make a material that's quite durable this is not throwaway fashion in the movies and. you can make a really cool fabric out of this it's extremely soft and that's why we decided on wood as a source we're working with the raw material that grows here and is also being processed here in europe. the wood is sourced from sustainably managed forests the 1st step in turning wood into yarn is to put it through a chipper. blended with an organic solvents the resulting be mixture is then spun into thread. this process saves up to 1000 liters of water per t. shirt for the team of wild sustainability is part of the corporate image raw materials production and transport routes are all in and from europe not asia like most clothing manufacturers that further reduces its carbon footprint. michelle. would also like to go down the sustainable route she has plans to gradually increase production at dan leary with wood based yarn every year at the mom

isolation, quarantine and travel restrictions have helped prevent the spread of co individual 19. no known exposure to the virus or contact with a known innekted person. >> we still don't know to what degree. >> an older adult woman was hospitalized with breathing issues. her infectious disease specialist reached out to the department with concern. >> it seemed to be combatible with co individual 19 and wanted to test. >> governor gavin newsome called the number of test kids inadequate. >> as of today there are now eight public health labs that are able to conduct testing. >> for now santa clara county has asked the state's public health department and the cdc for help. >> we do need everyone to start thinking about what actions they can take now so we can be prepared for the possibility of further express of the vierts in our community. >> the department is trying community surveillance as a way of looking for a disease so they can understand the scope and magnitude of a health problem. abc7news. >> it was another tough day on wall street as concerns over the corona investigators

deceased in one of the public as co bars attacks . he said i would like to tell my husband. that the life project we created together i tried to do in the name of our love. and of our life project was through mourning in a sort of predict. we love you forever. gonzalo and his co-founder daveed aren't alone in their fight against the trivialization of escobar stark legacy. and the alliance for peace unimaginable 3 decades ago 27 years after pablo escobar his death colombia still hasn't been able to dismantle the powerful drug industry he built banning the products that glorify narco culture should be a far easier task. in hong kong have been no pro-democracy demonstrations since the corona outbreak people are worried about becoming infected become kongs pro-democracy movement to still alive and well. the face mask and emblem of hong kong lurch from one crisis to another was an icon of the pro-democracy demonstrations now it offers protection against a new coronavirus with the street protests now largely at an end hong kong's focus has shifted. where images of violent street b

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online fashion retail is the land developed is there no rating system based on co worker feedback in order to digitally track the worst performance of the company's 5000 some employee union friendly foundation examined this system this study shows that the sensation of total surveillance it creates damage to working environment and yes more and more companies are favoring digital monitoring and with his with flexible availability under these circumstances workers can hardly defend their interests. with revealing with the kind of digital early capitalism it's as if new digital factories were popping up there's no regulation this time so we need a process involving labor struggles and they're already happening i. think some google employees such. as i actually recognize many developments in this digital platform economy that we know from the history of the workers' movement of course the over drivers today are organized very differently in facebook groups and they call wildcat strikes out there a kind of post-modern union movement and i think that's a positive development or definitely

and as part of her bail conditions, she was not about to co nta ct bail conditions, she was not aboutcult for them both. i am going to quote the press association here which is reporting that her lawyer for caroline flack‘s family has said that caroline flack took her own life and was found in her home in east london flack today. that is the press association quoting a lawyer from that is the press association quoting a lawyerfrom caroline flack‘s family. we know that her family have said in a statement that they can confirm that she passed away today. —— in her east london flat. they have requested the privacy of the family in what must bea privacy of the family in what must be a very difficult time. i think on the telephone now i can speak to the tv critic scott brian. scott, this news, a terrible shock to everybody. what is your reaction?” news, a terrible shock to everybody. what is your reaction? i mean, it is utterly devastating. i think it has stopped everyone in their tracks really. i think it is... it is a really. i think it is... it is a real story that shocked people becaus

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