that— supranational institution of the ec j? that has— supranational institution of the ec j?ational law. this was long before poland ever had eu membership as a twinkle in their own eye. membership as a twinkle in their own eye this— membership as a twinkle in their own eye this is— membership as a twinkle in their own eye. this is what it signed up to even _ eye. this is what it signed up to even though it had other exemptions and these _ even though it had other exemptions and these rules that it knew were in ptav _ and these rules that it knew were in ptav the _ and these rules that it knew were in play. the eu also stumbled on its own when — play. the eu also stumbled on its own when it went about it maybe 13, 14 years _ own when it went about it maybe 13, 14 years ago — own when it went about it maybe 13, 14 years ago. they had a chance in the lisbon — 14 years ago. they had a chance in the lisbon treaty to write that in exoticittv — the lisbon treaty to write that in explicitly. the eu law took precedence over national law. and they baulked. so there now fortunately rea

decision from the ec 1.ut brexit in a polish _ 1. it's a very complicated scenario but brexit in a polish way - ]. it's a very complicated scenario but brexit in a polish way will- but brexit in a polish way will stay with us. thank you so much as always was up lots more detail on our website. along the way is open today over the assassination. today in burkina faso over the assassination of thomas sankara, the country's former president. many in the country had thought they would never see this day. 14 people are facing justice 34 years after sankara was killed. mr sankara is known as �*africa's che guevara'. he was shot dead by soldiers during a coup on 15 october 1987. this saw his close friend, blaise compaore, come to powerfour years previously, the pair had staged the takeover which saw sankara become president. this is mr compaore, he's among the accused but he is currently in exile in neighbouring ivory coast, where he fled after being forced to resign during mass protests in 2014. he denies involvem

ece goksedef from the bbc�*s turkish world service.rging the public to do everything possible, to reduce transmission of the virus. professor peter 0penshaw says infection and death rates are "unacceptable," and he's very fearful there could be another "lockdown christmas." the government maintains there's no need for stricter covid measures in england, and is encouraging all those who are eligible, to get their vaccine boosters. with the latest, here's yunus mulla. as covid infection rates continue to rise sharply in england and wales, and remain high across the uk, at the heart of the government's plans to deal with covid this winter is getting people vaccinated. at this clinic on the wirral in merseyside, rising infections is a concern, for people like rachel, who has just lost a family member to the virus. i lost my son—in—law last sunday because he didn't have the vaccines. and his life support was turned off last sunday. so it's important that everybody, everybody, gets the first, second and maybe the booster. here, they're also

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there's going to many moving ec. >> reporter: bannon's lawyers said he is refusing to comply at the request of former president trump. the president is suing the committee from access on getting white house record on what he was doing leading up to the riot. >> there's nine ayes, zero noes. >> the measure is agreed to. >> reporter: liz cheney with this for her republican colleagues. >> all of the elected officials must do our duty to prevent the dismantling of the rule of law. and to ensure that nothing like that dark day in january ever happens again. >> reporter: the full house will vote on thursday on whether or not to hold bannon in criminal contempt. after that, it's in the justice department's hands whether or not to prosecute a case that could take months to litigate. >> alex, thank you. >>> former president trump is gaining more support within his party. a new poll finds 78% of republicans want trump to run again in 2024. and that's up 12 points from may. republicans say immigration is the most urgent issue. democrats say covid is the top issue. >>> a proposal to offer free communit

the ec j doesn't have primacy in wales or scotland. the u.k. left the european union.ot just say that the edj has primacy in brazil or canada? it wouldn't fly. nicholas: you may not have noticed, but there is actually a land border inside the united kingdom on the island. if you want to keep that open, one has to make certain concessions. the u.k. knows full well what it was doing and agreeing the european court of justice should have a supervisory role. otherwise, you have to invent a new arbitration system from scratch. that won't much work because there isn't that much to communicate in bigger treaties which the eu has with larger countries, like brazil or ukraine for that matter, you do set up standalone arbitration panels because there's a lot of work to be done. this isn't a case like this. this is a case where we are looking at the continued application of eu law, applied up until now. why on earth should you invent a new arbitration system rather than the body which already oversees the implementation of eu regulations? it doesn't make sense at all. peter: owen

i'm asked why islam ec state is intensifying its deadly activities in the last week, a tragic terrorist attack in afghanistan. the explosion occurred during friday prayers at a mosque in conduce, in northern part of the country. at least a 100 people were killed or wounded. most of the victims has ara, she has an ethnic minority. isaac k quickly stepped up to claim responsibility for the attack. but with one intriguing detail, turns out the suicide bomber was a, you grew muslim from china's changing province. this is very interesting because you girls are indeed a minority muslim population in china. and usually the only thing you hear about them is that the chinese government is committing genocide against them. believe something the media haven't told you. there are indeed many ogres in afghanistan, militants, who are members of various jihadist groups like al qaeda or rises there actually. so many of them, the united nations, put out a report in june about foreign fighters in afghanistan. the report estimates that there are between 8010000 foreign terrorist fighters, comprised mainly

and this is a lot of it, it is soft power, whether it is used in advertising the ec promoting saudi arabiaher it is pr agencies in london that are earning massive sums spinning on behalf of all the gulf kingdoms, or whether it is actual direct ownership of british media through partnerships with companies like the independent. and they say they are not promoting, that they are completely independent, that they are editorially independent, these outlets, but you are saying as well, are you, that this has real world implications for british readers, for british audiences, do you think? if you want these things and you have cash, you can of make this happen and so when we think about what influences us, of owning an outlet, there is always an opportunity influences us, 5 an opportunity for gulf states, and it is not just saudi arabia, uae, qatar are also looking around the place and investing in outlets. they want to shape western opinion because they care about how it affects them and reflects on them back home. vivienne, let's bring you in from fortune. that is the british press we are talk

i'm requesting that the commission vote to move ec-1602d.b.a. american bites. this is a limited live performance permit. i'd like you to move it to the next hearing on october 5th, 2021, in order to provide that time to mediate between the permit applicant and surrounding neighbors regarding recently received letters of protest about ongoing issues about the business. they've also since reached out to supervisors today and so i imagine there's going to be several conversations about this in the next two weeks before we bring this back to hearing. if we could begin with that, we can go back to the remaining consent agenda items. >> president: can you just remind us if something needs to make a motion, what is the number. >> director: so you could say, you know, i make a motion to move consent agenda item a., ec-1602 to the october 25th, 2021, hearing. >> president: anyone want to give that a shot. >> commissioner: yes. i'll give it a shot. >> go ahead. >> commissioner: i was just going to say so moved. but you know. >> commissioner: seconded. >> president: all r

ece goksedef from bbc�*s turkish service is following the story.to allies and germany is the biggest partner of turkey. when i spoke to chuck it's officials they told me that they don't know when the process should start because turkish prime minister is in korea right now and it's our time over there. it will have to wait till the morning and see what happens. so far there is not an official order that was sent to the ministry. and this is a big bold move on the rest of politics was that we will see in the coming days if that's just a bluff or they will literally put that order into a fact. and if they will they will probably see retaliation from all those countries. he is a businessman and a first has contacts with foreign businesspeople and fundraiser investors. he has been president since 2017. charge with finance and protest against the government in 2013 and participating in the failed coup of 2016. and he denies all charges. but erdogan government claims that all these protest against the government and in his words terror attacks are linked

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is there a compromise in which the ec] plays a role. there a compromise in which the ec] plays a role because northern ireland continues _ plays a role. because northern ireland continues to _ plays a role. because northern ireland continues to be - plays a role. because northern ireland continues to be bound l plays a role. because northern i ireland continues to be bound by some eu law under eu law itself the ultimate educator of disputes under eu law is the european court of justice that the problem from the eu side. what it would also say is this. we get the problems that have everything ready implementation of the protocol and beget the concerns that the british government about that the british government about that and have reacted. but we don't get is this concern about the european court ofjustice which has been there from the start which has not changed at all so how are you changing your mind on this and claiming it'sa changing your mind on this and claiming it's a matter of principle because everything is as it was when we signed it. because everything is as it was when we

lisa: much domestic focus in ec, but the world is moving on.ussia is saying they are not going to provide additional gas to europe without a deal on the nord stream 2 to. then you have north korea appearing to have fired eight ballistic missile for the first time in two years in the south sea. what is going on there in asia as people tried to fight for that dominant position for trade and national security? joe: this also follows the hypersonic missile that china sent in august. we only found out about it a couple of days ago this is a whole different conversation, as most politics in washington appeared to be domestic at the moment. the president is gearing up for cop 26. here i thought vladimir putin said he was not going to use gas as a political weapon. i am not sure how that headline moves joe biden this morning. you have got a president would like to meet with president xi --president xi. we are nowhere near an arrangement like that. tom: i met with mr. mathieu in washington and we spent the entire conversation on cop 26. is there a biden

the ec] was in there in the deal which was agreed in 2019, but lord frost is essentially saying thereset of circumstances there, and we were effectively bounced into that, but we now want a change and we want a system of independent arbitration. simon coveney is saying, this is a new red line, which the eu's not going to be able to accommodate, and the uk will know that, so it raises the question about whether the uk actually wants a deal, or whether it is set on worsening relationships. lord frost hit back on twitter and said it has been known since july when he published his command paper that the uk was looking for these changes. the issue is that people were not paying enough attention to that. but he did say that he is willing to negotiate on whatever the eu comes up with next week. one of the uk's top public health officials is warning of the threat posed by catching covid and flu at the same time this winter. the head of the uk health security agency, jenny harries, said that would double a person's chances of dying and that everyone eligible should book a flu jab now. she spok

ece goksedef from bbc�*s turkish service is following the story.trade partners of germany. turkish officials told me the process will start because the turkish foreign minister is... we have got to wait until the morning and see what happens but so far there is an official audit sent to the ministry and this is a very bold move, official order. we will see in the coming days if it is just a bluff or if they will put the order into effect, and if they will, we will probably see retaliation from those countries. ~ ., probably see retaliation from those countries. ~ . ., , probably see retaliation from those countries. ~ . , countries. what has caused the tension? who _ countries. what has caused the tension? who is _ countries. what has caused the tension? who is osma - countries. what has caused the tension? who is osma kavala? j countries. what has caused the - tension? who is osma kavala? why is the demand for the case to be resolved caused such anger on the part of president erdogan? osma kavala is a _ part of president erdogan? osma kavala is a

interesting you say tha because one of the gallery owners along that street, i knocked him on the door of the ecd just been talking to an artist about the fact that hunter biden is getting enormous amounts of money and this other artists ha slaved for years to try and mak a living with his art and everyone is scratching their heads thinking it's very curious . obviously it is only because hi father's president. thatsi the only business people are buying it. with the notoriety and potentially the influence because, of course, we know tha joe biden is partial to a bit o influences with his family. >> and your dad's president you get special privileges. miranda, i appreciate what you've done for the sake of news . >> it's a pleasure, tucker. >> so that he thought she has spent a lot of time demanding that you takean the shot. he also has done cruel experiments on dogs, repulsive experiments which he should be subjected to. you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to

the ec] was only in the deal in 2019, zero voice is essentially said, there was a unique set of circumstancesinto that, and we i want attitudes and we want and we i want attitudes and we want a system of independent arbitration. simon coveney are seeing this as a new red line, but ceu is not going to be able to accommodate, and the uk will know that, so addresses a question about whether that uk actually wants a deal or whether it is set worsening relationships. lord four setback on twitter said there has been known sincejuly that four setback on twitter said there has been known since july that the uk was looking for these changes, theissueis uk was looking for these changes, the issue is that people were not paying enough attention to that. but he did say he was willing to negotiate on whatever the eu comes up negotiate on whatever the eu comes up with next week. one of the uk's top public health officials is warning of the threat posed by catching covid and flu at the same time this winter. the head of the uk health security agency, jenny harries, said that would double a person's chances

jay, ece temelkuran, and richard hasen, thank you as well. >>> we're going to explain why justice breyerks less transparency is a good thing . experience the all-electric cadillac lyriq. ♪ darling, i, i can't get enough of your love babe♪ ♪girl, i don't know, i don't know,♪ ♪i don't know why i can't get♪ applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >>> the biden administration's blue ribbon commission evaluating the supreme court isn't due to submit its final report until next month. but the group has offered an early peek, and it seems no one of any political persuasion is happy. among the early findings that there are good reasons for imposing term limits on justices and that the court should offer more transparency on how it chooses and rules on cases. just days before the draft report was released, cnn supreme court at list joan bis cupic sa down with justice breyer. what does justice breyer say about them? >> he generally is against any kind of major change in the court. we talked on wednesday right before the preliminary report was released, so he was speaking more gener

border, afghanistan, peace strength, on the ec economy.ording to joe spiking gas prices, they will not be getting better anytime soon and he blamed opec. it's not opec's fault. it's your fault, joe. why don't you call texas, oklahoma, north dakota, alaska, why don't you hire back the keystone xl pipeline workers you fired, maybe take back the way for you gave your friend vladimir whose country pays your son millions with no experience. saying there's nothing i can do about -- >> what about gas prices? >> gas prices relate to a foreign policy initiative that goes beyond the coast del myly cost of gas. that's because the supply being withheld from opec. there is a lot of negotiation that is... there is a lot of middle eastern folks who want to talk to me. i am not sure. start to have gas prices come down going into this winter into next year 2022. i don't see anything happening in the meantime to reduce gas prices. >> jesse: the supplyce is not withheld by opec. you, joe biden, officially reduced the supply of energy in the world because you

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ec those are the things, can you take a southwest airlines flight to go see your family?gs start to become impossible, you know you've got bad government. well, over the weekend, a lot of american air travelers found out things are falling apart. southwest airlines canceled o probably half their flights this weekend. now why did that happen? well, we told you last night the truth about why it happened, we know the truth because wet have spoken to people directlyy involved in it. pilots at southwest airlines are facing a vaccine mandate.lo they will be fired right before christmas if they don't submit to medicine they don't want to take. a lot of them have already recovered from covid and do not need the vaccine, but the biden administration is forcing them anyway. so this weekend, a lot of them did not show up for work. that used to be called civil disobedience, but that is what is action happening. that happened this weekend. there is no doubt about it. the fact virtually everyone in n charge has been lying about it tells you a lot. tells you on the one hand they do not

average — three times higher than the ec average was up we need to get them to a sensible level.because that will generate 'obs growth because that will generate jobs and _ growth because that will generate jobs and they will generate taxes and the _ jobs and they will generate taxes and the taxes will help aid any debt — and the taxes will help aid any debt we _ and the taxes will help aid any debt. we have suffered hugely as it economv _ debt. we have suffered hugely as it economy. we can grow and that is what _ economy. we can grow and that is what should focus on josie, the tax rise mav— what should focus on josie, the tax rise may be — what should focus on josie, the tax rise may be one of the challenges for businesses as they emerge from the pandemic. find for businesses as they emerge from the pandemic-— for businesses as they emerge from the andemic. . ., , ., the pandemic. and as we emerge from the pandemic. and as we emerge from the pandemic — the pandemic. and as we emerge from the pandemic. what _ the pandemic. and as we emerge from the pandemic. what other— the pandem

ecs says she's -- chief of pediatric infectious disease spoke on the panel to clarify how the shots workthe doctor says the benefits outweigh any potential risks. >> i can also say anecdotally from our expanse in the bay area here, with this last search, we had children very, very six and our icus and on ventilators. jobina: the schools and bay area pediatricians have vexing clinics scheduled for october 30 and one. the hope for shots by halloween is likely not a reality. the cdc advisory midi on immunization practices is not scheduled to discuss the data until november 2 and third. kumasi: thank you. california -- moran county has become the only county to move into the yellow tracked by the cdc. this is one of the criteria to lift indoor masking requirements. this is the entire bay area. you can see the surrounding counties are orange, which indicates scheduled transmission. the tracker reflects testing positivity for the prior week. local health officials say since numbers are on the margin of orange and yellow levels, the county may move temporarily back to the orange while the data

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ec picture of them from 1949. naturally kaiser permanente, kaiser was a boom for black workers and for his shipbuilding in northern california read but this still plant was east of la and fontana had promoted itself is a place of the jim crow restrictions. so a job as an engineer at this plant he felt like he won the lottery. it was a good job, and the first west coast facility these are the steel products on site. who according to one historian, turned fontana into an international benchmark. the job is he said, was a boom for african-americans and as an engineer the wages, and black benefited can lower paying lower status jobs. from 1945, in december, this family moved to five-acre part of land in fontana and the property was sell the baseline street and it was in an area where black families could never live. as soon as the family moved into their house, they were visited by two white churros. and he said this a vitally neighborhood and is the black and red on the other side of the street. and on december 3rd,

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ec >> okay. q thank you. i'll put the rest of my questions for the other he witnesses on the record and an thank you very much, madame chair. >> thank you, senator klobuchar. next i'd like to recognize senator lund. >> well, thank you, chairman.. i didn't expect to be recognized quite that quickly. i will say as i would have anticipated senator klobuchar asked a number of the questionsr i was going to ask and we have worked closely on these issues for a long time.th i do hope that the brand u.s.a. solution we're collectively proposing gets us back in the competition for foreign y travelers. they are important to us. i think, clearly, they're also important not just to our economy but to our relationshipn around the world. it is in so many ways our best diplomatic effort to have people come here and they almost always like us better when they leave e than they thought they would even if they thought they'd likh us a lot when they got here.so and so that's all good.r i would say another thing that senator klobu

and this is a lot of it, it is soft power, whether it is used in advertising the ec promoting saudi arabiars, for british audiences, do you think? i thinkjournalism is a very hollowed out industry. there is a lot that you can scoop up on the cheap. if you want to buy an old brand of the british media, if you so wanted to, then it is relatively easy to pick one up on the cheap and stuff it up with relatively underemployed journalists who are available for a not an awful lot of money. if you want these things and you have the cash, you can kind of make this happen. and so when we think about what influences us, whether it is a mysterious facebook campaign promoting a country or whether it is a more traditional think of owning an outlet, there is always an opportunity for gulf states, and it is notjust saudi arabia, uae is also looking around the place and investing in outlets. they want to shape western opinion because they care about how it affects them and reflects on their back home. affects them and reflects on their back home-— back home. vivian, that is the british press _ back home. v

it is often i work with ecs. i enjoy habitat restoration. grade to take digital and real life action to protect environment and planet. it is an honor to be receiving this award. thank you so much. thank you for all of your work. virtual applause. >> thank you so much. you are inspiring. i love when we get a chance to talk to the youth of san francisco. congratulations on your award. katie, we will open public comment for this item. >> i will put it here. instructions are on the screen for anyone who would like to call in to comment. environmental services award. make sure to press star 3 to be added to the queue. otherwise i will not see your name and number pop-up in the queue. i am not seeing any callers. we will pause for a few seconds. there are no caller in the queue. >> we will close public comment. next item. thank you. >> moving on to item 6. review and vote on whether to accept the policy committee's recommendation to approve 2021-04-coe adopting the 2021 reduced risk pesticide list for city properties. the speaker is dr. chris gei

our community numbers are down we're at this plate where we're starting to say this going to an ec. out? >>> you think that your result would in some ways speak for itself. i want to ask you about federal funds and prodo things stand right now? >> so the governor has withheld our funding. now we're totalling just shy of $200,000. we wrote them that we had not taken any of the federal funding in our last respond to them, with the board of education, and we told them when we did take federal funds, we would let them know. at that point we had received zero dollars from the u.s. department of ed. their response was they took the entire award, which was $147,000-plus. that number is a year's worth of our school board members' salaries. we've only been in this for three months, and they took everything, which was not what we expected, also frustrating, the way we found out, it took a considerable amount of our staff contacting the department of ed to get them to respond of what they have actually taken. they have just taken money without any form of notification. we finally received a re

and braz kidppisg witfoquite so e ece mmplace.is, so many are praying for a positive resolution to thissis that is unfolding here in port-au-prince. george? >> we hope so. thanks, marcus. >>> we turn now to the legacy of colin powell. he died yesterday of covid complications at the age of 84, and tributes are pouring in for the soldier and statesman. his passing also sparked a conversation about break through covid cases. our chief global affairs the story.ent martha raddatz ha- good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. general powell's death came as a shock to so many. he was an american icon, and few people knew he was battling serious illnesses when he came down with covid. this morning, tributes pouring in for former secretary of state colin powell following his death monday from complications related to covid-19. according to a spokesperson, powell was fully vaccinated and had been scheduled to receive a booster shot last week when he became ill. for several years, the 84-year-old had been receiving treatment for multiple a rare blood cancer which can suppress the ef

proceeds from this event go toward local ec charities.ago, president biden made an appearance alongside nancy pelosi. he was in both sides. if you can't be in front of your television, follow eve>> the col game benefits the nonprofit congressional sports for charity foundation which supports families in the washington, d.c. area. please visit w ww. congressional baseball.org. the president race is a feature, to jon ossoff at third. one pitch, one way in the fourth inning. >> steve scalise showing some hustle. >> back in the order after taking a bat off. you come back and get your spot back at the top. >> [laughter] amazing how that works. >> he has got to keep everybody on their toes. >> regular out as well. kevin brady, into left field. kevin brady on first base for the first time tonight. a one-out single in the bottom of the fourth. and a pinch runner for kevin brady in the fourth. >> he got an error in the first and came around and scored. the first pitch outside for a ball. >> the 1-0 is hit up the middle with ruiz in centerfield and

aftermath and in the withdrawal in the depths of soldiers and then those who make decisions to continue to ecountability? >> what is military to keep the ball line with partisan politics and political issues or just political issues for the lieutenant colonel's to make policy. it's important for those who are serving in uniform to understand their role and what their role is it is to do the best they can to execute at the lower levels but also to give your chain of command the best advice. if you think is something is really screwed up you do at your chain of command. because you're not accountable to the american people to do that to have a loud voice influences policy has a serving military officer undermine the constitution of the united states. some of the hearings in the senate and just trying to determine what is the best military advice? and how vietnam became an american war and during that period went and johnson got the military advice he wanted to structure what he wanted to get what he wanted to hear. was that the case of biden? i don't know and certainly congress will help determ