i'm a 46-year ready at 884 corbett avenue.found housing development in san francisco. the rash name of the home sf is a good one when properly applied. unfortunately, in the case of this project development, it's been used by the developer to deflect any and all concerns that the local neighborhood residents to simplify the issue this project is the wrong one for this particular lot and this lot is the wrong one for this particular project. perhaps it would be okay somewhere akin to an area like the geary street corridor anger appropriate for this development would be one that is the height and footprint of the building which is situated right beside the lot in question and is identical in size. it is easy for people to support projects like this. when they are not affected by the project. please give more weight to those of us who oppose it based on its effect of our quality of life. this is what it does to me personally. my home has only windows to the east. as a result, it is on the dark side once the sun moves west. howeve

were we examined the long term economic consequences of corbett? my check, and i mc steady has been focused on a dramatic acute impact of the pandemic. the collapse in will change in g. d p followed by a storm recovery in many economies and a continuing struggle of many administrations to balance health power that is, was sustaining economic activity. given them mixed results much work to produce better policy outcomes remains to be done. however, to economists on either side of the planet have also been focusing on the longer term human economics of corporate. to day, we examined the work of new zealand economist, dr. richard meet. i'm professor debit bank flora of dartmouth college in the united states with richard me, does a research fellow in economics, oakland, university of technology and pencil economists of cognitive economic insight. he's brought forward a policy initiative of corporate family loans, which it is. i good. we'll be more beneficial and affordable than short term lee by subsidies. it might be a promising alternative to the cha

in economic times, corbett is likely to be ever with us. but for now, you from alex, myself, and all at the shoe, it stays safe, take care. i hope to see you all again next week. ah ah ah, ah, the way of life of reindeer herders leading a traditionally nomadic lifestyle in the tundra is similar to a parallel reality. i. while the main drive, the hood, women carry the weight of the household work on their shoulders. this room was full spread sheet in there with however, in the vast expanse of russia, there is a spot where a house wife could secure regular employment status. it's in the fall semester with i'm in the see on the internet. the allows only been problems and much was ok to invite everybody's lloyd. that wasn't a good. that was good feature. that the people who does owings the internet is owing got it as a feature that the methods inst pledge to boost the gas flow to europe finally takes some of the heat out of the market. it comes of to reco breaking price surges this week, which are seeing something you miss question brussels ene

coming from corbett towards the three parcels on market street. but five stories over basement as it was read into the record, the intent of home-sf is for buildings and corridors and near neighborhood commercial districts. i am not in support of the project. >> president: commissioner tanner. >> commissioner: thank you. i just want to ask a few questions. some for staff and some for the project sponsor. i first want to understand the origin of home-sf as she just said originated and expanded to be citywide and i understand it to be our local density bonus program to try to incentivize more housing and more affordable housing as opposed to the state program which many are familiar with this commission, we have some challenges with that program. so if staff can explain when perhaps if you're aware that this expanded to be allowed in other areas besides just neighborhood commercial districts. just a little background on that expansion that the board of supervisors approved. >> i was hoping kate connor was still here because she's the best person to

a specific facet of what has perhaps been the biggest crisis india has faced since independence. corbett devastated numerous countries. but in years experience, especially during the 2nd we've began in april 2021 was one of the most shocking pandemic ordeals the corporate impact, both in the short and the long term will be significant. and that is why it is the focus of this series. in this 1st episode will be analyzing the role of government . i will be speaking with priyanka chad to really member of parliament and a senior opposition politician and marines. nathan, e. g, a leader in the ruling vantage and our party bgp be discussing issues of accountability. crisis management and why india has suffered so many avoidable debts during the pandemic will be closing each week's episode with a piece of pandemic art and music created by indian artists in the many months. cuz it was around this week. we're sharing a tune by a group of 4 crocker's sophomore. ah, understanding how and why covert greek such have all been india. understanding what steps were taken and not taken by the government.

he said that because when i lost my son, there was 7500 people dead from corbett 19. and it was already in an incredible mark. and since then, it seems the awareness of those who should have been taking care of us. it hasn't changed at all. no more going on. a foreign, his money at mechanic, you have choices from when his iris, he tell us more about the reaction, the country to this staggering loss of life, while brazilians are angry on now the other infection is of the rate. it's that it's been spreading, has its, has decreased, but because there's been more vaccination on like 45 percent of the population has already been totally vaccinated, but few people are angry because this was came too late. and brazil had the conditions to vaccinate these people. much earlier, it's a, it, it's, it's a country that is known for how well it mass vaccinate and reaches people in, in the most remote regions of the country. and this did not happen this time. and so people are angry because of the, of the number of deaths, but also this has affected are the economy. all this politic

sure, will we examine the long term economic consequences of corbett? my check, a nomic study has been focused on a dramatic acute impact of the pandemic. the collapse and will trade in g d, p, followed by a storm recovery in many economies and a continuing struggle of many administrations to balance health priorities with sustaining economic activity. given them mixed results much work to produce better policy outcomes remains to be done. however, 2 economists on either side of the planet have also been focusing on the longer term human economics of corporate. to day, we examine the work of new zealand economist, dr. richard, meet. i, professor, debit bank flora of dartmouth college in the united states. is this richard me as a research fellow in economics, awkward university of technology and principal economists of cognitive economic insight. he's part of forward a policy initiative of corporate family loans, which is i good will be more beneficial and affordable than short term lee by subsidies. it might be a promising alternative to the chancellor

now he's focusing on the human economic impact of corbett, particularly and united states. he explains this latest work for alex, professor david blanche, for a thank you so much for joining me once again on the the i'll examine show cause great to see here. now we've already seen there the acute em patman to telson and macroeconomic terms. what thus far has been the, the impact of covered and the world economy. the unemployment rate in the united states went from 3 and a half percent to 20 percent in 6 weeks. so we've never seen anything that is quickly as this, and as the allows the 30 a huge in the world. and then this, and then this being and a spread and continue and had a big effect on the colonies, central madison, cisco artist, etc. but now we're in a recovery, and that recovery phase is difficult. it's hard to see what you take away all the stimulus, but this is unprecedented in terms of t, chris, as well as we speak. so then recovery from it is difficult and we're still trying to recover and it's going to take a very long time. but we don't really have much of an

like to thank our governor phil murphy and jersey transit rail operation executive director kevin corbett for helping to ensure that new jersey transit becomes the number one transportation agency in the country. [applause] i would also be remiss if i didn't thank my congressman tom malinowski for his role in a bipartisan infrastructure bill. [applause] i personally believe the current infrastructure bill is important to new jersey transit rail operations, the residents of new jersey and our neighboring states. the funding we rebuild and modernize our aging transportation network. the rehabilitation of our system will help preserve and create new railroad jobs . thank you president biden. [applause] this bill will also help make accessibility upgrades to our stations providing better public transit access to our residents for mobility impaired and require special assistance. and will also help to continue new jersey's goal of creating more transit villages . the expanding of the great gateway project is something the entire region is in desperate need of. our bridge and tunnel system into

there are a lot of school dropouts. corbett 19 was dealed with very weak because our health structure is very weak. people need tangible change in their lives and i am hopeful because of having 97 females elected. and i hope they'll be the voice, especially a woman like sure, at the $90.00 she worked russia. what is next for iraq in a sentence this, this would rely on the blocks and the alliances that are going to be performed within the, within 6 weeks. that will give us a clear picture on whether the country is going to continue and it sort of political stagnation or, or whether there will be progress. what i can hope for is that this parliament realizes that change as possible and that protest can bring change. and maybe now that there is an opposition within parliament, they might have to change their act. thank you so much. i really appreciate all of your guess. thank you for watching on youtube and of course on tv as well. have a look here on my laptop. these are 3 get you want to follow. on twitter, we have russia, dash me check out our instagram. it's fantastic and new a as we

lasts longer than the games itself. exemptions on medical grounds only will be considered daily. corbett 19 tests are compulsory. those who don't comply with the rules could be banned from the event. officials here say the 2022 winter olympics will be the safest yet. but as organizes entered the final spring toward the games, the country is battling a new foss spreading outbreak of the grown of iris delta variance targeted locked downs had again been empowers and domestic travel discouraged. the latest outbreak has spread to 12 provinces, and more than 200 cases have been reported. authorities say 75 percent of the population is now fully vaccinated. booster shots are being offered to residence in the capitol. oh, the corona virus isn't the only challenge organizes face activists around the world, a cooling for boycotts fighting human rights concerns. and growing tensions with taiwan threatened to overshadow the event. beijing has dismissed or criticisms. it's leaders herb a successful winter olympics. will underscore china's soft power and position on the world stage. katrina, you al ja

government launched a fund as to the sing donations from india and overseas to help in the fight. corbett, after repeated repeated questions, petitions for clarity in our courts and on various other platforms in, in citizens are now told that the pm cares fund is not a government fund and therefore does not have to disclose the size of the fund or any of its expenditure how is this mr. sin are appropriate in a democracy? logos, it is entirely within the legal framework to establish funds which are not government funds that are in your phones or that are funds of these kinds that can be used for charitable purposes. everything that has been done for pmg as has been done asked for the legal framework that we have in the m cast fund. you see is not an official program. it's hosted on an indian government website. it has the prime minister space on its website. the are prime ministers, the ex official chairman of the fun, the ministers of defense form affairs and finance are the trustees of the fund. the website says it was created by the prime minister's office. how can this not be a governm

apparently in the 1st half of 2020 bon, the key factor here was the economy which they covered after the corbett 19, but bet is the same period last year. gas demand in the 6th largest european market. germany, france, the netherland italy, spain. the united kingdom increased by 12 percent in the 1st half of 2020 born. also to also said that the in you needs to think about discussion and dialogue rather than accusations. he said that the transition from the traditional fossil fuel energy to the green energy was a major project and what was needed right now was energy security for him that comes from gas. now that transition form at the fossil fuel energy to the green, and it was also criticized by several of the other participants. one saying that, you know, it's like saying let's stop production and publishing of encyclopedias and just assuming that google will happen, of course, he said, that's not what happens. what's needed is a major. oh matt, to ensure that this transition is much more smooth. there was also a pick up on that friend from the president and the c e o of rosner warned that th

korea. japan, thailand and the philippines are slowly easing restrictions after asserted decrees in corbett cases, and many see that for and the signal that asia is well on its way to recovery. jamal alan dorgan al jazeera manila china is launched. it 2nd crude space flight as part of its mission to build a space station by the end of next year. ah, the 3 astronauts on board will spend 6 months working on the new platform the longest. any chinese crew members have spent it or bit the 1st section of young gong one launched in april and this mission will focus on testing living quarters as, as the 2nd 4 flights to complete a space station your the ill fated nyja princess diana and prince charles has taken saint stage at a london film festival. it's not the 1st time the british royal family has been depicted in a less than complimentary manner. but critics say this version of the stories trays wildly from reality move baka has more gracing the red carpet. kristin stewart's the latest actor to lay her reputation on the line playing one of the world's most photograph women, the 2 marriage prince

s. military officer turned to talk and diplomat, colin powell dyes of corbett 19 complications at the age of 84. ah, hello and barbara sarah, you're watching al jazeera life from london, also coming up at least 35 dead in india's catalyst state has heavy rain washes away houses, and forces officials to open near overflowing dies as the hunger crisis claims more young lives in northern missio pier reports of government air strikes on mecca lay, which is the capital of tea and efforts continue to secure the release of a group of foreign missionaries kidnapped in haiti after visiting an orphanage. ah, colon power. one of the u. s. is leading military and political figures for decades has died at the age of $84.00. his family confirmed that powell who was suffering a form of blood cancer, died from cobit 19 complications. he was the 1st black american to serve as both secretary of state and the country's top general, our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit looks back. now on colin powell, life and career colin powell spent his career breaking barriers. he was the son of jamaican i

leaders for not easing their sanctions against some of the most vulnerable countries in the times of corbett and even appealed to western humanism. or when he said that, why did it not a problem you thought on so, but as william, we're talking about the need for a joint fight against the corona, virus infection, even for humanitarian reasons. i do not mean russia now forget about those sanctions against russia. but the sanctions also persist against states that are in dire need of international assistance. no, nothing like that happens. everything remains the same. and where are the humanistic principles of western political thought? in fact, it turns out that there is nothing. there is only chatter. the russian president decided to devote several minutes of his speech to something that's a very important to him. that is traditional values, the concept of traditional family. you can remember that probably probably you do remember that he's an orthodox christian and that mr. prudent kept saying that he's against the ruining of the concept of the traditional family. he's against raising the bo

in the amazon student, javan la gomez mean gish spoke on behalf of brazil's 120000 corbett 19 orphans georgia. she lost both parents which are within 2 weeks and was left alone with her 10 year old sister and no means to support themselves. okay, if we had friends and family who helped us along any do not of giovanna said that government she claimed should be financially responsible for them female. so the result of this 6 month parliamentary inquiry of the government's handling of the pandemic will be at $1200.00 paid for port, asking for the indictment of at least 70 people. among them president shy bull sonata and his sons. man in brazil believe it will have no impact over because of the locker room. this investigation will lead nowhere. the report needs to be examined by brazil's attorney general, and it will probably end up in a draw. ah, the vice president of the senate committee in charge of the investigation told us they will try to get justice for the victims by all means. so even if it means i'm turning to the international court, my view, he says the probe has already produ

that's why the lawyer -- it doesn't look good in the corbett of opinion, but he's trying to protect his learn more from gabby petito's family about the site where her body was found, is there any more physical evidence that investigators can gather to help them piece together what happened to her? >> the biggest thing is to find out the cause of death. we know the manner of death. it was homicide. was it blunt force trauma? was it strangulation? we also want to find dna, the gps monitoring where the phones pinged. that's crucial evidence the prosecutors want to know. there's a lot of pressure on police to find and make an arrest right away, but prosecutors saying, let's slow it down. we need enough evidence to prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt. >>> thank you for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >>> mark zuckerberg responds to truly damning allegations about his company. we have details about what he's saying about the charges that facebook is profiting by harming people. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really?

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you know, from corbett, i walk right up the street on the sidewalk in front of my place. get on the 37, take the trains down and don't need a car. these are transit oriented units on a major transit lines. the fact that we are debating whether or not we should cut down a tree to build more housing is embarrassing. it's perpetually embarrassing. that we continue to have these conversations. >> secretary: okay. thank you. i do see a hand raised from steven howard, but, mr. howard, i believe you're a consultant for the permit holder, so you would be speaking during the rebuttal time. >> gotcha. >> secretary: okay. is there any other public comment on this item, please raise your hand. okay. i don't -- i see 1 more hand. one moment. okay. the phone number ending in '1225' please go ahead. the phone number ending in 1225. you may need to press star six. i see. go ahead. >> caller: hi. it's milo, i'm back. thank you for your patience. i wanted to register my support to this housing and urge you to deny the appeal. honestly, the previous speakers have gotten the words out of my