a co-worker? >> yes. >> and so now we're looking at a separate camera angle from outside the store, correct? >> yes. >> and this time stamp, obviously, different than the previous one because this shows 20:19.12. >> correct. >> and do you recognize this as depicted? >> this is 38th-- >> if you can take the stylus and show us 38th and chicago. which is 38th so we're clear. okay. and chicago then is the other street depicted, right? >> correct. >> and in the counter where you sell the tobacco products visible in this image? >> correct. >> and where is that? >> and so for the record, you've drawn a small line through on that window on the side of cup foods, right. >> correct. >> when you told the jurors earlier you were able to look out and see mr. floyd went, did you use that window to see that? >> correct. >> all right, so then let's -- your honor, if you could clear the screen, please? thank you. and then we'll roll this video here for a little bit. stop it here and so can you tell the jurors then

thank you. >> co-chair madrid: very good. (indiscernible). >> go ahead, bryant, it sounded like you wanted to comment? >> yes, thank you. i just wanted to thank the committee for their comments, particularly on obstructed sidewalks and obstructive travel, scooter placement, bicycles on the sidewalk, very important issues. this is certainly an issue that was raised even before covid when the scooters were first thrown out on the street, calling it what was it was. and it is through our scooter program, our bike-share program, and careful review of those programs, looking at placement, and looking at distribution and looking at equity concerns and looking at accessibility. that's exactly why we have these programs to help to ensure compliance by not only these companies, but also their users in locking up the scooters. if you all might recall, the first scooters that came out could just be thrown anywhere. the new ones come with a lock and a cable. we do that for a reason. that's through our permit programs that they can be loc

also i want to appreciate the co-sponsors. supervisor walton, mandelman, chan, peskin, haney, melgar, mar, ronen, preston, all for your support on and co-sponsorship of this important resolution and thank you and hopefully this time around, under the new circumstances, that so many of us have witnessed this will passat the e state level. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor melgar. >> thank you president walton. i wanted to be added as a co-sponsor and we've got it. thank you. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor preston. >> thank you press walton. glad to see this back in sack ra men co and really wanted to recognize the really long track record of one of our other colleagues supervisor peskin, just around ellis act evictions trying to reign them in and just appreciating his decades of work on this when i was ellis act inconvictions and he was consist inly really incredible work at the state level by former senator mark leno and including committee of san francisco and union and in particular, which sent huge numb

lemonis: we got done what we needed to get done at the co-packer. her. right now, let's just take a beat and just slow down. nina: keep breathing, mom. lemonis: i think we break down and get the crew. let's get out of here. now that macaron queen has nailed down a relationship with the co-packer, nina is able to go out and find other wholesale clients... nina: hi! are you tony? tony: yes. nina: i'm nina. tony: nina, nice to meet you. nina: nice to meet you. lemonis: ...like mr. green tea and snow days, who specialize in specialty desserts. tony: very cool. it's a perfect fit. nina: see, that's fantastic. tony: thank you so much. nina: thank you. tony: i appreciate it. it was a pleasure meeting you, nina. nina: yes, a pleasure meeting you, too. lemonis: and we also need to continue to find ways for finia to monetize her knowledge of the macaron space, and a good way to do that is for her to publish a macaron cookbook. douglas: we are a 17-year-old independent publisher. we do a wide variety of different kinds of books. finia: everybody ask me, "do yo

i'm really proud to be a co-sponsor of this hearing today.you and i share that chinese-american, asian-american, for me, first generation immigrant growing up in san francisco's chinatown, we know that hate against asian-american and communities of color has always existed in the united states. and -- but at this moment, i am so glad to see that communities of color are gathering and standing together against hate. but we also know that for the last however long, we also have suffered as a community because of minority myths, that we deem to be mold minorities, and we're doing well and we do not need advocacy or support from our city government, but we know that we do. today i also many very grateful for being in the position as an elected position, to be able to co-sponsor this hearing, to carve out a space, a forum, for our community to be able to have this safe space to talk about their fears, their anxiety, their concerns, and how we can actually hear directly from our community the needs that they have. and for our city departments also

please add me as a co-sponsor.l to you supervisor stefani for your fierce advocacy on this issue. thank you. >> president walton: madam clerk please call the roll on item 14. [roll call vote] clerk there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: this ordinance is passed on the first reading unanimously. please call item 15. >> clerk: an ordinance to amend the administrative code to allow contracting parties that offer point health benefit plans at the san francisco international airport to charge covered employees the limited share of premium costs on more expensive plans to clarify who must be covered by health benefit plans that are offered and to adjust the date by which such health benefit plans must be in effect. >> president walton: please call the roll on item 15. [roll call vote] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: without objection, this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. please call item 16. >> clerk: a motion to amend the board's rule of order by amending rule 3.25, 3.26 and 3.21 to

he runs the money co-operative co-op aroma which extracts coal town his bodyguards never leave his side. i ask him where we are. just as a co-op or almost headquarters serious with. the heart of the mineral trade. then you know this if. the simple building belies the millions that co-op aroma turns over each year. this sort of job as ending got looks over the production figures of the last few days. this is one that is on the 6th it was full of ten's and $668.00 kilos the numbers are looking pretty good as i said is this it's getting more now it's 40 tons in total is a bit like ask how much that's worth it you know it's a kilo is about $42.00 to $45.00. if it was over it was over there you can do the math or english if it does or rather foolish. in the last few days the mines have brought in close to 2000000 euros. with 3000 mine workers co-op urashima is the region's biggest employer here where i ask if any children work in his minds. i know for now that's illegal these are officers who make sure they don't is our children should be in school not the mines that do that i think cause yo

ed louis co-founded a british gene bank run by public universities museums and. their consortium has collected over 48000 fans so far. at least having any information they're. used to saving any species in our world. and worth. owning is only one part of assisted reproduction which also includes artificial insemination in vitro fertilization and more recently gene editing. scientists think these offspring one just hope there own species but their impact will extend on to ecosystems. some species like wild horses or even elephants are essential for their need to ecosystems to survive. without the horse for example from grasslands of the step have been invaded by moss and trees this means other species that depend on the grass are dying out completely upsetting the balance. once the loss is return researchers who are they will back down to grasslands and bring the original step ecosystem back. and this isn't just an obscure example similar changes are being observed around the world. the e.u. has demarcated around a 1000000 hectares of land to bring wildlife back a

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she ended her 11-year run after a heated exchange about racism with a co-host.ile it conducted a review. "the retned to the air hat on monday. >>> and california -- a california man is drawing attention as he walks all the way from los angeles to san francisco. 33-year-old jesse larios is making the more than 400-mile journey in a teddy bear suit. he goes by the name bear son. he left l.a. monday and is expected to arrive in san francisco by next wednesday. bear son is camping out without any gear during his journey, and he's raising money on a gofundme page for a second bear suit and a yet to be designated charity. >>> and nashville is getting ready for this weekend's academy of country music awards. it will be held in three different venues, including the grand ole opry house. each location plans to have up to 150 spectators. performers include carrie underwood, blake shelton, chris stapleton, and lady a. >> yeah. we're getting to do our new single "like a lady," which is a super fun -- we cut this in the studio, such a great female empowerment song. and havin

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welcome to a new edition of the environment show co-produced by and to be in uganda china's t.v. and large area d w in germany i'm chris owens here in lagos later we're taking you all towards cairo but 1st let me welcome my co-host sundra in uganda hello from compiler i understand that you know and yes there we are going to be celebrating the school and its contribution to playing the critics and also coming up on the show. in for a preview of what's producing spanish on the stand able. to find out how solar energy is transforming blew up agreements between mining. and we. in the democratic republic of congo huge portree out of plastic with. many large cities in africa have problems with constantly increasing traffic i think this is mega city and in particular like cairo accompaniments trained anyone who has been stuck in one of its jumps in the us that could change up to venture into traffic and find it to make cycling easier in the egyptian capital who went along for a ride but. it's an ordinary weekday in cairo. is writing to work on her bicycle it's really to find people here

welcome to a new edition of africa the environment show co-produced by and to be in uganda china's t.v. and large area d w in germany i'm chris owens here in lagos later we're taking you all our bike talk of cairo but 1st let me welcome my co-host sundra in uganda hello from compiler i understand the 3 of you and yes today we're going to be celebrating the bicycle and its contribution to playing the critics and also coming up on the show. interpreting your own produce experiences on a new book to. find out how solar energy is transforming the group of minutes between mining. and we visit contractors in the democratic republic of congo huge project out of plastic. and many large cities in africa have problems with constantly increasing both traffic and its. megacities in particular like cairo accompaniments trained anyone who has been stuck in one of its gems will. that change up to this venture into traffic and find it to make like an easier in the egyptian capital who went along for a life. it's an ordinary week day in cairo. is writing to work on her bicycle it's race to find people

i'd like to thank all my co-sponsors. ronen, mar, walton and pose. >> commissioner underwood: thank you and i hope to have your pes. thank you for your support. >> thank you i want to thank supervisor chan and her staff for their great on this. i absolutely support prioritizing the small landlords and really they're urging and pushing our larger landlords to come to the table to provide rent relief for their tenants. i have a district that has larger buildings about half of my district live in building that's have 10 or more units and may live in some of these larger buildings and i know the intent of this resolution and the goals of it are to make sure that we don't leave anyone behind and we prioritize the limited funds that we have and i just want to put out there my commitment and i know supervisor chan has this commitment and supervisor preston and our board and to make sure that as we prioritize rent relief funds, and urge the larger landlords to come to the table themselves, we're not leaving behind the tenants who

vile the environmental impact is visible in the many water bodies and lush greenery the co-op has also developed into an economically viable model it now has a fully functional bamboo furniture unit headed by peugeot his wife monica runs of course medic unit that uses herbal products made from corporate sources like name alloa and goat's milk a number of young entrepreneurs are also involved in equal businesses the co-op has already grossed an annual turnover of one and a half car owners or just under $168000.00 euros the proceeds come mainly from the sale of its primary produce of bamboo alloa medicine and plants and whether to build. new cities profits are projected to grow now that the group has electricity we have no ready to invade farmers farmers from all regions come. so that we can share our experience experience of doing what experience of drawing the most feasible water management plan ever you can just take the same model similar model and implemented in their e.d.s. that's pretty b.d.'s. and especially in these ngs where the government would lead to the region's green areas

republican senator marco rubio is a co-sponsor. >> no more bureaucratic studies. no more bureaucratic red tape. >> reporter: and it has some star power attached too. >> the worst case scenario is that we grant health care to a veteran suffering a terrible disease. >> reporter: jon stewart joined the cause two years ago, seeing parallels in his battle to create permanent benefits for 9/11 first responders. >> this is the true cost of war. don't make the veterans pay for your budgeting error. if you didn't put this into the total price, that's on you. not on the families. not on the veterans. that's on the government. >> reporter: what is your message to lawmakers? because they've listened to you in the past. >> congress is a wonderful place to wave a flag. well, you can't just say we support the troops and then abandon them when the troops need support. >> reporter: the howards hope with this legislation the next family in their situation won't spend their last days together battling the veterans administration. >> come on. >> reporter: president biden has said he

we talked about your transition to becoming co-ceo.the outside, i know folks in the industry thought it was an abrupt announcement. it came out on good friday. can you tell us anymore about the circumstances surrounding the departure and if this succession was planned? >> john had over four decades in this industry. he put his heart and soul into the automotive industry and at waymo in premier -- in improving safety. he made a personal decision he was ready to go and do something else. in the short term, travel with his wife. he said stay tuned for what else they might do. he published a blog on that. it was all in his own words. this was a decision john made and we are excited he decided to stay on as an advisor. we will get to work with him in that capacity. emily: there are continuing questions about how and when waymo will make money. silverlake led a big cash injection into waymo. we $.25 billion. are we going to see more external funding like this or will the support come directly from alphabet? >> we did have -- last year that h

welcome to a new edition of the environment show co-produced by m.t.v. in uganda china's t.v. a large area d.w. in germany i'm chris owens here in lagos later we'll take a new all our by talk of cairo but 1st let me welcome my co-host sundra in uganda hello from compiler i understand the 3 of you and yes today we're going to be celebrating the humble bicycle and its contribution to planet protection also coming up on the show. pointing to an interesting you won't find it on the stand up to. find out how solar energy is transforming the group of minutes between mining. and we visit in the democratic republic of congo huge portree out of plastic. and many life cities in africa have problems with constantly increasing traffic with his legacy in particular like cairo accompaniments train anyone who has been stuck in one of these for johnson the years that change activists into traffic and find to make life an easier in the egyptian capital we went along for a ride. it's an ordinary week day in cairo. is riding to work on her bicycle it's race to find people

i'd like to thank all my co-sponsors. ronen, mar, walton and pose. >> commissioner underwood: thank you and i hope to have your pes. thank you for your support. >> thank you i want to thank supervisor chan and her staff for their great on this. i absolutely support prioritizing the small landlords and really they're urging and pushing our larger landlords to come to the table to provide rent relief for their tenants. i have a district that has larger buildings about half of my district live in building that's have 10 or more units and may live in some of these larger buildings and i know the intent of this resolution and the goals of it are to make sure that we don't leave anyone behind and we prioritize the limited funds that we have and i just want to put out there my commitment and i know supervisor chan has this commitment and supervisor preston and our board and to make sure that as we prioritize rent relief funds, and urge the larger landlords to come to the table themselves, we're not leaving behind the tenants who

>> co-conspirators. >> co-conspirators. we need allies because co-conspirators go to jail with you.y're not like, you will be okay. >> yeah. black lives matter. >> thoughts and prayers, thoughts and prayers. >> so i know a lot of people are watching this show right now like, kamau, that was a great segment but i don't know if i am quite ready to get a gun. well, lucky for you, alicia brought one of her co-conspirators with her, director of the group people's action, george gayle. >> let me be clear, you are only here, because of her. >> yeah. i know that. i know that. yeah. yeah. >> and i don't mean that in a bad way. i mean she was like, you need to book george. and i was like, okay, okay. >> you know how we do. >> reporter: his organization is taking a lead on dealing with our country's deep-rooted social and economic issues by organizing america's work class, often targeted by the white-supremacist movement. so start off. just tell me about your organization. >> so people's action is a multiracial working class people's organization. we have got hundreds of thousands of members.

on thursday include the man known as hong kong's father of democracy martin lee he's the 82 year old co-founder of the democratic party also 73 year old media tycoon jimmy lay and he's one of the most outspoken critics of the current administration and there's margaret a 73 year old barrister and former lawmaker he. takes a look at the decades long democracy struggle which for some activists began in beijing. a small flat in downtown hong kong weather woes only most young dedicated to that 18 i tell them in krakow is located the military repression in beijing 32 years ago changed the course of many people in china and hong kong including leach again i was there during the doing for the massacre and i was praying for after my relieve pressure to hong kong crash that i would spend my life time people democracy in china and. we're not being a very. strong case all leisure again is facing a different fate critics and other mass of track now being carried out by the change this time on this most liberal and democratic city hong kong in the wake of anti-government protest here an age this which the n

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the coronavirus are to the co the special monday to friday w. for the 1st time anywhere in the world a high ranking syrian officer is on trial in germany and war are was the alleged head of torture for the assad regime in damascus he is charged with murder torture and rape a few of his beat him he'd say and i was beaten if mr and wanted not like my answer to a question. survivors are also attending the trial and hoping for justice. journalist who know what father is on her way to the higher court in co blends or the trial has been underway for a year so far she has not missed a day in court if i say i don't know what i will hear and i don't know he will come . sometimes i'm anxious but on the other hand i know i'm going to him many sad details in this call session. or other sessions. who have other. does not yet know which witness or joint plaintive will testify today because the court is keeping the name sealed. the fear of assad's long reach is so great that witnesses and joint plaintiffs are intimidated in the courtroom luna whose name has be

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there is a case for the city to pursue the co-op with an understanding of building a co-op, right hill, or delivery business if it's determined that is what is needed. i do want to turn to some folks to talk a little bit more about this. i would like to start, first of all, with marty shaw. he is one of the worker researchers. marty. >> hi everyone. worker researcher and i'm excited about the opportunity to share here today. are little background on me, i've been a personal trainer for 33 years. last year i lost my job and due to all the closures of the gyms. so, actually i was approached about being a worker researcher and i was excited about the possibility because we were going to look at job quality from a worker's perspective. so workers, the ones out there doing the work, they have the deep understanding and the needs of the workers. so through our process, we actually came up with a series of questions we were going to go out in our community and ask workers about their work experiences and from that information, just get information from them as far as what was missing and what

on our panel today, we have our three co-chairs of the strategic dialogues. -- chairperson afghanistan and advice commission, secretary madeleine albright, former secretary of state, united states and member of the atlantic -- director, former eu high representative foreign affairs and security and director for the college of europe. our coaches will be joined by ambassador james cunningham, former ambassador to afghanistan, israel and the yemen. and nonresident -- the conversation will begin with a panel discussion moderated by my friend, one of the best journalists i know of the new york times own will be followed by an audience q&a where you may ask your questions in the chat function if you are joining us on zoom. you can also submit your countries questions by using hashtag ac front page. and with that, all passed mike over to steve in highlands, president and ceo of rockefeller brothers fund. >> well thank you very much, afraid, and the atlantic council for your driven terrific -- partnership in this very important effort. i want to add my thanks to our three exceptional co-chair

of controversy grew by just point 0.2 percent from 2019 so from all of that let's bring in blue bus co-host christine and john quelch is the dean of the miami river business school thank you both for being here christy i want to start with you it seems like this is actually years long campaign against weiwei is finally paying off as the u.s. sanctions hammered at its business and sales outside of china how is one way of coping with this. well last year was probably one of the most challenging years for the company with operations feeling the full impact of washington's earlier decision to add holly to the entities list so that restricted its ability to buy hardware software and services from american suppliers were down direct on the u.s. government so although early on fall i had stockpiled enough chips in the fire for its enterprise business that was only a temporary fix was 500 and suffered the most out of all the states the segments with the company showing signs of difficulty sourcing the advanced chips needed to run its handsets due to export restrictions so holly has noted that the i

us co-host sam krypto analysts ben swan and christy i chrystia i want to start with you is there actually a correlation here between that coin base i.p.o. and big wins new all time high. absolutely economists it's one of the main gateway companies that allows for u.s. citizens to buy crypto with the currency and as such coyness is the largest crypto currency exchange in the u.s. even though there are numerous other chains around the world considerably larger trading volumes and thus because of that it's business it's built almost entirely on the performance a bit coin and it's and thanks to this recent rally coinbase has reported it 1800000000 dollars worth of revenue in the 1st quarter of 2021 so with this i.p.o. this has in a way legitimize krypto to wall street and to main street as well because an encrypted used to be viewed as these trench assets that no one really understood and now it will debut on the nasdaq financial value of $100000000000.00 so there are actually a couple is this could play out so firstly you have a ton of early investors in coin base those who are part of the s

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state department tweeted saying access to medical care is severely limited due to co the 19 cases and u.s. citizens who wish to depart india should use the available commercial flights now but despite the country going through its worst crisis and its modern history the last phase of regional elections went ahead in the state of west bengal on thursday where 4 candidates have already died from the virus so in the context of a raging pandemic it's unconscionable that people should be called to vote today particularly in the. rate of are currently at 50 percent. health experts said the devastating scenes witnessed in other states will be repeated in west bengal as a result of the launch of political gatherings elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi where there is a younger against the indian government for its handling of the pandemic many people have taken to social media to share their thoughts has a look at your broad. take a look online for posts about the coronavirus crisis and india and your time line will be flooded with plays for help for oxygen and other medical equipment or a p

really do to resolve the problem and just how bad is it will joining us now to discuss this boom bust co-host investigative journalist ben swan now ben let's start with what's causing the shortage in semiconductors and how big of a problem is this. well it's actually a huge problem right and if we go across the board looks to me conductor chips are used in all kinds of manufacturing all kinds of electronics from from consumer electronics p.c.'s and laptops and computers tablets smartphones all the way up to automobiles so you know we begin a lot of press about this over the last couple of days because you see ford and g.m. talking about the fact that they're going to have huge shortages they're going to shut down plants because they don't have enough semiconductors to run those plants in that case we're talking about you know possibly as much as a $6000000000.00 loss for the auto industry it's a very big deal there but we're talking about cement conductor chips you know the auto industry makes up about 8 percent of the semiconductor market 70 percent of the semiconductor market is smartphones

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