i'm looking at these two ladies and the third lady here elaine forbes and her port commissioners kimndon and others, they were like well, we don't know if we want to give you guys this property or not for free. they didn't want to give it to us for free, but we got it done. and here we are because we all work together. we worked together because we understood the bigger picture and the significance of what this means not just for the city but for the port and everything that exists here. and on top of that, an art installation to remind us of our history of what's important because we can't forget the past, we can't forget the challenges of what existed in the city along the bay, we have to remind people of that so they understand the importance of this infrastructure and the need to continue to build in san francisco. we have a growing population, but at the end of the day, we know chief scott, chief nicholson, our firefighters, our police officers and our other safety personnel, our paramedics, we know that they will be there for us. and as we begin to re-open after two very challe

juliette: thank you so much, elaine wu from jp morgan.ard earlier there had been an earthquake in taiwan and we are hearing a magnitude 6.7 earthquake has hit off the east coast of taiwan according to usgs. we have seen moves coming through in the taiwan index up by about 1%, holding, a broad reaction to this. we are seeing this across asian equity markets. rishaad: absolutely. and tech is dominating. the hang seng tech index helping to lift up what is going on with the overall market, the broader hang seng up 2.7%. we think alibaba was up over 8%, about 7.3%, tencent earnings out later. this one is posing better than expected results, they will begin buying back something like $1.3 billion of owner shares. alibaba likewise also ordering a repurchase after what has been a brutal selloff, not just alibaba but the tech side. we are seeing a rebound, 4.6% up. this is bloomberg. ♪ juliette: you are watching -- a quicktake at the latest headlines. a 40% fourth-quarter profit, beating estimates, sales increasing despite component shortages at t

i'm looking at these two ladies and the third lady here elaine forbes and her port commissioners kimey were like well, we don't know if we want to give you guys this property or not for free. they didn't want to give it to us for free, but we got it done. and here we are because we all work together. we worked together because we understood the bigger picture and the significance of what this means not just for the city but for the port and everything that exists here. and on top of that, an art installation to remind us of our history of what's important because we can't forget the past, we can't forget the challenges of what existed in the city along the bay, we have to remind people of that so they understand the importance of this infrastructure and the need to continue to build in san francisco. we have a growing population, but at the end of the day, we know chief scott, chief nicholson, our firefighters, our police officers and our other safety personnel, our paramedics, we know that they will be there for us. and as we begin to re-open after two very challenging years of a gl

did you have any conversations with elaine showalter over your career regarding gender? i was sure aware of her way before i was ever aware of you or michael show water and were you aware or did you have ideas about masculinity when you are doing certain send-ups like johnny blue jeans. did you feel that you were? striking a sort of ironic distance regarding a masculine performance with those kinds and i could name others, but those kinds of things maybe you weren't aware of it at the time or yeah. thanks for the questions. so the first question was did i ever speak with elaine showalter who i will i'll tell you who she is in a moment. maybe some of you probably know already elaine show alter is one of the best regarded scholars in this area in this arena in the country particularly, i think mostly i think is it relates to women's issues, but i'm sure she has a lot to say about issues around manhood as well. she is also the mother of one of my best friends michael showalter and you know it never dawned on me to ask. how stupid is that? like it never even occurred to me,

i'm looking at these two ladies and the third lady here elaine forbes and her port commissioners kimey were like well, we don't know if we want to give you guys this property or not for free. they didn't want to give it to us for free, but we got it done. and here we are because we all work together. we worked together because we understood the bigger picture and the significance of what this means not just for the city but for the port and everything that exists here. and on top of that, an art installation to remind us of our history of what's important because we can't forget the past, we can't forget the challenges of what existed in the city along the bay, we have to remind people of that so they understand the importance of this infrastructure and the need to continue to build in san francisco. we have a growing population, but at the end of the day, we know chief scott, chief nicholson, our firefighters, our police officers and our other safety personnel, our paramedics, we know that they will be there for us. and as we begin to re-open after two very challenging years of a gl

to me, left, russia has lawfully occupied a sovereign territory. elaine, amongst, amongst your, your friends, you know, in london and beyond, do they also share this, differing it, you know, narrative does it go beyond, go beyond your parents, my friend's side with me, my friends, have a clear picture of what's going on. and if it's russia's who's being the aggressor here, but a lot of russian people will have the symbol of used to my parents and elaina, how much is russia's kind of military power and history, a corner stone of that sort of national identity and pride like how much is that still a kind of stall war of the russian identity? i think there's a lot of die, but it's will very vague. as you know, as far as propaganda goes, a lot of a lot of people still believe that you know, rushes ration you still get up from, from its knees and go, you don't extend this territory basically got, you know, go get, kick, someone's. but so there's a lot of that rhetoric going on on, but it's hard to say because there's no independent poly in russia. so we know that probably as, as much as 5

norah. >> o'donnell: elaine quijano, thank you.he supreme court today reinstated the death sentence for boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. the court's conservative majority agreed with the biden administration's argument that a federal appeals court was wrong to throw out a jury's death sentence for tsarnaev. the attack on the 2013 marathon left three people dead and hundreds wounded. still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," new details on back-to-back snowstorms hitting the u.s. and a terrifying crash at a daycare center sends 19 children to hospitals. and a giant boulder blocks a major mountain highway. how did they clear the road? ma, like jack. he wanted a streamlined version he could access anywhere, no download necessary. and kim. she wanted to execute a pre-set trade strategy in seconds. so we gave 'em thinkorswim® web. because platforms this innovative aren't just made for traders -they're made by them. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade i have a secret. i'm done settling. aren't just made for traders -they're made by

elaine dunkley, bbc news. the burrell collection in glasgow has reopened to the public today.s and has had a five—year renovation costing more than 68 million pounds. the gallery now has considerably more exhibition space, which means some items which haven't been seen in public for decades are on show. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon has been to look round. welcome to the burrell collection. the first visitors back at one of glasgow's best—loved museums. reopening after renovations lasting more than five years. it looks fabulous. really fabulous. delighted to be here and see everything they've done. it's fantastic. what do you think of the burrell? excellent! the vastly increased gallery space ensuring more of this collection can be seen than ever before. i initially had a list of 800 objects for me to look at and start thinking about conservation treatment. and this is definitely one of my favourite objects. i think it's their facial expressions and the hand gestures. and you canjust imagine any kind of group of people maybe listening to someone, and the two there in

yeah, as long live as it's elaine young. yeah. but you will in young, your senior, so she left a little slower. i mean, allah is this good. just go whisky gulf where? oh gosh, i should just need a little more study terminology but you know, and terminal in a storage, i mean that within a 2 year period, zayden has i did send me another little boy with platinum. what's the last name for carson? with billy we really had to move on to the lower sentimental moves or somebody i live up with you a little because yeah, you know, with the company, you know it's, i mean i was on but i didn't know what was in the, in was a a a here with a good yeah, a lot with ah, a is your media reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led to somewhere? direct? what is true? what is great in the world corrupted. you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah with cooling you use humans who.

as long live as it's elaine young. yeah. but you will in young senior. so she left a little slower. i mean, allah is this good, just go was give, go for a for she just needs a little study terminology. they low and terminal in the, in the what she'll miscarriage. i mean that within a 2 year period, zayden has i did send me another little boy with platinum. what's the last name for carson? with believe we get really had to move on to the lower sentimental moves or somebody i live up with you a little because yeah, you know, with your company, i know it's, i mean i was on but i didn't know what was in so mm hm. with, with a good day. good. yeah. a lot with a ah, there is a strong pressure or need to, to get involved in this conflict. you know more actively, something more than just a supply reference to ukraine and sharing intelligence information with the pin for it to. so for instance, under the discussion about the no fly rule over you create and you need to to right to have such an old flight. so it will constitute danger for direct nature conflict in these conflict. unfortunately

elaine dunkley, bbc news.grant shapps to say that re—employing the workers on their original wages would cause the company to collapse. speaking this morning, he said he will remain in post. i have no plans to resign. i need to see this through, i need to get this business back up on its feet, i need to make it competitive, viable and give us an opportunity to grow in the future. our transport katy austin jointly, this story is not dying down? we have had this story is not dying down? - have had this war of words between the boss of p&0 ferries of the transport secretary. the boss of piano about 500 former workers had already signed settlement agreements. —— the boss of p&0 said. we have also heard that the pride of kent has been detained after a safety inspection by the maritime and coastguard agency, failure is found included emergency equipment not functioning properly. this lunchtime p&0 ferries has said, in its words, it is clear following interventions by ministers and mps, the mca inspections have reach

i'm looking at these two ladies and the third lady here elaine forbes and her port commissioners kimon and others, they were like well, we don't know if we want to give you guys this property or not for free. they didn't want to give it to us for free, but we got it done. and here we are because we all work together. we worked together because we understood the bigger picture and the significance of what this means not just for the city but for the port and everything that exists here. and on top of that, an art installation to remind us of our history of what's important because we can't forget the past, we can't forget the challenges of what existed in the city along the bay, we have to remind people of that so they understand the importance of this infrastructure and the need to continue to build in san francisco. we have a growing population, but at the end of the day, we know chief scott, chief nicholson, our firefighters, our police officers and our other safety personnel, our paramedics, we know that they will be there for us. and as we begin to re-open after two very challeng

i'm looking at these two ladies and the third lady here elaine forbes and her port commissioners kim and others, they were like well, we don't know if we want to give you guys this property or not for free. they didn't want to give it to us for free, but we got it done. and here we are because we all work together. we worked together because we understood the bigger picture and the significance of what this means not just for the city but for the port and everything that exists here. and on top of that, an art installation to remind us of our history of what's important because we can't forget the past, we can't forget the challenges of what existed in the city along the bay, we have to remind people of that so they understand the importance of this infrastructure and the need to continue to build in san francisco. we have a growing population, but at the end of the day, we know chief scott, chief nicholson, our firefighters, our police officers and our other safety personnel, our paramedics, we know that they will be there for us. and as we begin to re-open after two very challengin

as long live as it's elaine young. yeah. but you will in young. your senior, so she left a little slower. i mean, allah is this good, just go, whisky. go for offer. she just needs a little study terminology. they low and terminal in a storage. i mean that within a 2 year period, zayden has i did send me another little boy with platinum. what's talking with billy we really had to move on to the lord. sentimental moves or somebody i live up with you a little because yeah, you know, with the company i know it's, i mean i was on but i don't know what was in so mm yeah, with with a a, a, a, a, with a move in for the massive sanctions war against russia is having a profound impact on the global economy instead of just punishing russian citizens . consumers in the west and the developing world will also experience economic pain . globalization itself is being interrupted. the great separation is upon us. l look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order

elaine dunkley, bbc news.e. the boeing 737 took off from kunming in the south west and headed east for guangzhou. it came down in a mountainous region in wuzhou. emergency services have arrived at the crash site and say there is no sign of any survivors. the reason for the crash is not yet know. our correspondent stephen mcdonell is in beijing. what further details are emerging? what further details are emerging? what has really shocked people in this country, which normally has a very good air safety record, has been this image of a passengerjet plummeting vertically towards the ground. there is a little clip of this which has been shared on social media and the information on these flights tracking apps would appear to corroborate this footage to show that that is indeed what happened to the plane. rescue teams that battled to get to this remote mountain area say the plane when it hit the ground was completely obliterated. it started a fire in an abandoned forest and they have not been able to find any indic

as long live as it's elaine young. yeah. but you will in young senior. so she left a little slower. i mean, allah is this good. just go whisky gulf where, oh gosh, i should just need a little study terminology. they my loan terminal in a few months back, which i mean that within a 2 year period, zayden has i did send me another little boy with platinum. what's the last name for carson with but i do, i live with billy we got really had to move on to the lower terminal moves or somebody i live up with you a little because yeah, you know, with your company, i know it's, i mean those on but i don't know what was in some of them with with a good a lot with i don't know since the start of russians, military operation, ukraine, the western, russia and russians, russia, side of the story is essentially absent and intentionally so on this edition of the program, we talk with 2 preeminent russian scholars about their own country and ukraine. a nato publicly misled rush into believing the block was prepared to accept you. crane is a member despite privately telling here, but they cannot join t

elaine. i never knew kennedy had such a temper. oh-- oh, yeah. [chuckles] the only thing worse was his slice. [chuckles] see you on monday. have a good game. [♪♪] voted unanimously to permanently stay on daylight saving time. unanimously, people. across the board. obviously it passed the house but they were, like, no, this is terrible, the clock is moving backwards, forwards, we just want to stay on daylight savings or as the rest of the world calls it, time. think about how no one greece on anything in this country. and the senate, guys, everyone. elizabeth warren, mitch mcconnell, every one of them is, like, yeah, we all agree on this thing. i love looking for moments in life where you can find the common humanity to know that i hate the clock switching, the know that mitch mcconnell shares that hate with me as a human being, knowing how beautiful it is that some mornings i wake up, i look at the clock and i'm like, aaahhh! and wherever he is, mrrarar -- that guy gives me hope. >> coming to you from the heart of times square in new york city, t

elaine, do you have a thought? i only have one first thought from the balance sheet perspective our finance team is incorporating the anticipated write-off and that effects so sort of that monthly accounts receivable report they've taken into account how much money we actually think we will collect so we're not spending beyond our means while we're trying to collect on these balances so from the financial reporting standpoint we're on strong footing in terms of projecting revenues coming forward and not over spending and based on a erlarger accounts receivable and i'm happy to think it over for a moment to think about what might be better than having just the note and the 30-day cold period. >> i'm trying to think about a better method of reporting and i did want to remind commissioner brandon that these accounts that are uncollectable, they have been verified from our city controllers office and we really can't find a way to recover at this point and i was going to suggest a consent item that that might be more th

elaine and i joining those thoughts and prayers in a particular way. >> i'm pleased to nominate the judge bringing extraordinary qualifications deep experience and intellect and rigorous records to the court. >> i am truly humbled by the extraordinary honor of this nomination i'm especially grateful for the care that you have taken a with charging your constitutional duty and service of our democracy with all that is going on in the world today summa president bided nominate judge brown jackson to the use court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit to exceed retiring justice stephen breyer on supreme court and confirm judge jackson will become the first african-american woman to serve in the nation's highest court and follow this historic process from the announcement all of the wake of the confirmation process and on c-span, cspan.org or by downloading the free cspan now app. >> defense washington journal, everyday taking your calls life on the air, on the news of the day and will discuss policy issues that have impacted you and coming up on tuesday morning, the atlantic counci

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great job with all of this, i'm very proud of his work honoring our pact and honoring the pact and elaine luria, a veteran herself, also a member of the armed services committee, very much a part of this legislation. but again, we have bipartisan support, good number of republicans who voted for it today. a larger number did not. but nonetheless, it's a bipartisan bill. so getting back to the state of the union. i was very proud of what the president had to say about ukraine. what he had to say about our veterans. what he had to say about our country's future and the priorities that he put forth where he saw places where we could be unified, democrats and republicans, in coming together on all of that. we are in the midst of putting together our omnibus bill. i'm going to have to run. we are also in the midst of putting together our competes bill and both of them, the omnibus has a shorter fuse but both of them need to be done as soon as we possibly can. with that, i'll be happy to take any questions. reporter: i know you don't want to talk directly about their work -- ms. pelosi: that's

elaine! elaine! okay! help me! help! help! help!medy central >> trevor: elon musk sent out a message saying to vladimir putin he would fight him mano amano to determine like what happens in ukraine. he's like no war. just me versus you. which i think we should actually go back to. i think we need to stop these war, senld your best fighter and sort this thing out. however, i will say this, if i am putting my life in somebody's hands i'm not choosing he elon musk, if i want to chas a billionaire, i'm going bezos first, like buff bezos, like the guy now where tk loos like he puts his money in his muscle, that bezos. but elon musk, yeah, also crazy that he just offered this himself. i will fight you for the future of ukraine. ukraine is like i'm sorry, come again. >> coming to you from the heart of time square in new york stirks the only city in america, it's "the daily show." tonight brady is back. putin bans instagram. and evan rachel wood. this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: hey, what is going on, everybody, welcome

i'm looking at these two ladies and the third lady here elaine forbes and her port commissioners kimn and others, they were like well, we don't know if we want to give you guys this property or not for free. they didn't want to give it to us for free, but we got it done. and here we are because we all work together. we worked together because we understood the bigger picture and the significance of what this means not just for the city but for the port and everything that exists here. and on top of that, an art installation to remind us of our history of what's important because we can't forget the past, we can't forget the challenges of what existed in the city along the bay, we have to remind people of that so they understand the importance of this infrastructure and the need to continue to build in san francisco. we have a growing population, but at the end of the day, we know chief scott, chief nicholson, our firefighters, our police officers and our other safety personnel, our paramedics, we know that they will be there for us. and as we begin to re-open after two very challengi

elaine and i join in those thoughts and prayers in a particular way. services. mr. durbin: madam president. the presiding officer: the senior senator from illinois. mr. durbin: i want to begin my remarks by joining senator mcconnell by expressing my condolences to our friend and colleague senator dianne feinstein on the passing of her husband and partner richard blum. dick blum was a trailblazer in the senate family, one of the first men to join the senate spouses club. he was proud of senator feinstein's historic career in public service. he was a success at business and invested his wealth and easing human suffering from the streets of san francisco to some of the poorest corners of the globe. he founded the american himalayan foundation to assist the people of the himalayas. he also founded the blum center for developing economies at u.c. berkley to help teach students about microlending, social enterprise and other ways for poor people in developing nations to lift themselves from poverty. his passing, the story includes an anecdote that captured his kind and ge

congressman elaine luria is a democrat from virginia, she serves on this like committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol, she joins me now. i guess i want to start by asking, how do you understand what's seems like this obviously implausible gap in the official records furnished by the white house? >> well chris, it's something that the committee received awhile back from the national archives, and it's always appeared very strange. especially with this reporting from different senators, other people, who have explicitly and publicly talked about the calls they have with the president during that time. it raises a lot of questions, and i think it's really easy to pivot back to the contempt hearing we had last night. because who is with the president during this time? dan scavino is there, by the presidents top side, during the events of january 6th. we need to understand what events happened that day. who can tell us? i said last night in my comments, what is he hiding? what is he trying to cover up? who is he trying to protect? so, your reference back to watergate

and elaine demand to know. so no, no, no, no, but no single. but it, nasal took dana. johan, you did the remorse shown by one member of japan's top secret unit 731. he and his colleagues killed thousands of victims. well, developing biological weapons. he's the guy who had been a unit 731 soldier and his young man and killed people. paul johnson, an american director, has studied unit 731 documents at length and knows it's history. well. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short than build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever. now. japan had a longstanding interest in biological weapons, emperor here a heater, who had a degree in the ring biology. believe that biological weapons would help to pan conquer the world. as a descendant of the sun goddess. i'm at russell, he saw it as his calling in the 19 thirty's, the concept of japan's exceptional role in the world permeated the country society . oh, sorted out. so june.

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it earned the fees added can rocked, and i can to get her now to get them like an arab elaine or on the he's a lot of can or physically there any omar up or him. all right. when can he any? i'm brian of lou. no doubt in my lackey, at avi adelaide and as i can the t at, i'm gonna get our land and let the thing that made i did. she had what a that the and on that wow has he? and he said how you going off he as of yet? oh man, yeah. on to some hate. yeah. no, not a ha. well now sarah. well, when you read, ah, i think that important part of understanding all money history has made oman important threat. it's history. we can go back to 3rd millennium b. c. when oman was trading throughout to western india, indian ocean and it's always been a matter of location. it's, it's there in the indian ocean with benefits from the monsoon weather system. and so that, that really is kind of the important factors that you have to keep in mind for out of money his, for now when we get to the and that of course is what brought the portuguese to wal mart muscat, was at that time, the kind of entre po, the c

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as an annoyance, elaine was on plus, he had to say that a competitor to know jesus, london, united states became the indispensable country, are worth exceptional people, whose obligation was to lay down the path for all the countries. and so it became a new i renewed justification for american aggression in the world. it was the justification for the 20 years old war and the 21st century and the middle east for the attack. so on 7 countries on process between an afghan is ton. this neo colonial that's also twins . julian is neil colon yacht on zillow because i'm tired in kingwood. im non austin, of the state, you honest already i get you hawkiss is neo colonial day iraq creek. they asked us, that's why it up iraq creek bound kindly before i own ski. yo asking the homeless arm of weight for in put in person iraq to provide inc dot one saddam hussein's for fruits up cove and had to from best on dia, it was out in iraq, ghana, national, getting done all of our coast header, libyan gaddafi. skin out us go, she give you what's what our irish fooling theater in a go to museums. julian, is until

thank you, elaine.'s presentation will provide updates on several project components and review the project sustainability strategy, including a preview and agreement to purchase non-potable water to irrigate the project's parks and open spaces. this slide is a quick written and graphic representation of phase one which you have seen before, but just for a quick recap, that phase one includes two residential buildings, two commercial buildings, one life science and one more of a traditional office building. ground floor retail of approximately 50,000 square feet and construction of the inland portion of china basin park. the project team has been keeping very busy over the past several months working on bokt horizontal and vertical aspects of the project, parcel g, underway, put my glasses on to read it, and the facade is now being installed and working its way to the top of the building. we are working to issue a temporary certificate of occupancy this fall with full occupancy to occur in 2023. parcel

ah, andre elaine is one of roughly 130000 ukrainians, living in germany. since the world began, he's been willing support in burning nipple up got our born breast cancer. it was the thought then what would laska oh his parents and his brother still live in ukraine and he's very worried. he wants germany to give the countryman suppose that the outlet, they need to put more pressure on their politicians and represented one all the mercenary guns. when i say not only for the sake of ukraine, but the whole of europeans that we will as we just heard today, it's kevin, but to morrow it could be belinda kia, long in the basement of his building apartment block. elan organizes emergency supplies to be brought to the border. he's setting up an entire logistics child collecting, transporting, and distributing donations. and he and his team also to pick up refugees on the border and bring them to germany. jagow high should only equally important. he's also doing what he can to build political momentum in his registered approaches with 1500 participants in front of th

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