ok, so that part about it being flushed back into the ocean. is that where the main concern is, what does this mean to flush all this back into the ocean? yeah, that is one of a number of points of environmental concern that a lot of marine biologists or conservationists are saying like hey, we need to take a pause and really study this more deeply. because when you flush sediment into the deep ocean environment, that really, that could potentially really disrupt the organism that live there. because the deep ocean is usually very clear, there's not much sediment or sand floating around in the water there. so the effects of flushing sediment are not totally well known at this point, but it could, for example, disrupt the visual system of animals that rely on bio luminescence to communicate or it could impact the filter feeding mechanisms of animals that basically get their food by filtering sea water, so there are a number of potential concerns with that sediment plume. okay, and one more question before i bring in the other guest, so it can ex

there's a story i flush out in the book on a key issue and they were four votes shy in the senate. the senate was a lot smaller than today. this would be like 40 votes shy of the senate so four votes shy in washington and asked madison and others to call for a revote and people are scratching their head and we need time to work on this. they call for an immediate revote in an interim washington flipped all four senators. we don't have the details behind it but one can only imagine somebody sitting in their office and the door opens and filling out the door well is george washington who said i'd need you to do something for me. that's an example of the other aspect of washington which david also alluded to i've always seen washington's life is a? for self-improvement. he was aware of his weaknesses and invented himself in to making into quite an amazing leader. i agree he was more accessible and a little standoff fish as he was usually depicted but two aspects that wanted toys flush out. one is washington is creative and innovative. during the revolutionary war he did not have a cla

and as scott mentioned, when you turn on the lights they come in and when you flush it goes down. we will continue that in a better way. thank you. >> agenda item 2 is roll call. [ roll call ] >> clerk: we have quorum. >> chair:

and as scott mentioned, when you turn on the lights they come in and when you flush it goes down. we will continue that in a better way. >> the bicycle coalition was giving away 33 bicycles so i applied. i was happy to receive one of them. >> the community bike build program is the san francisco coalition's way of spreading the joy of biking and freedom of biking to residents who may not have access to affordable transportation. the city has an ordinance that we worked with them on back in 2014 that requires city agency goes to give organizations like the san francisco bicycle organization a chance to take bicycles abandoned and put them to good use or find new homes for them. the partnerships with organizations generally with organizations that are working with low income individuals or families or people who are transportation dependent. we ask them to identify individuals who would greatly benefit from a bicycle. we make a list of people and their heights to match them to a bicycle that would suit their lifestyle and age and height. >> bicycle i received has impacted my life so

companies are flush with it, individuals are flush with it.o think you still watch spreads because that is going to be your first clue to when we need to have a warning. jonathan: still ahead, the final spread, the week ahead featuring a speech from the fed chairman, jay powell. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: live form new york city, i'm jonathan ferro. coming up, jay powell set to speak at a town hall. fomc out on wednesday a 20 year treasury auction and more fed speak from the dallas fed president. final thoughts, victoria, what are you looking for in the chairman next week at the town hall before we get the speeds -- speech at jackson hole? victoria: i am not looking for a lot. i think he will look at the story that he thinks inflation continues to be transitory and you might say they are on track for substantial progress. i don't think it will be next week, the meeting will be an interesting one because we will have the jobs report which i think will be maybe a downside surprise for most people. victoria -- jonathan: victoria says we can s

and as scott mentioned, when you turn on the lights they come in and when you flush it goes down. we will continue that in a better way. thank you. . >> the san francisco carbon fund was started in 2009. it's basically legislation that was passed by the board of supervisors and the mayor's office for the city of san francisco. they passed legislation that said okay, 13% of the cost of the city air travel is going to go into a fund and we're going to use the money in that fund to do local projects that are going to mitigate and sequester greenhouse gas emission. the grants that we're giving, they're anywhere from 15,000 to, say, $80,000 for a two year grant. i'm shawn rosenmoss. i'm the development of community partnerships and carbon fund for the san francisco department of environment. we have an advisory committee that meets once or twice a year to talk about, okay, what are we going to fund? because we want to look at things like equity and innovative projects. >> i heard about the carbon fund because i used to work for the department of environment. i'm a school education team

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the fenders are flush with the car.the running board is gone and legend has it that he literally erased it by looking at a picture an old car and he took the erased ernie just erased it. i thought to himself, that is it i'm going to get rid of running boards. as part tire, and it totally changed the shape of cars partied so this was one contribution of harley earl, notice the length and height of the car. harley earl langford and lowered cars and this had an impact on the passengers because it used to be an older cars that passengers in rear seats set right above the rear axle was a very uncomfortable in a bumpy position to be in. and it now, since earl lengthened and lowered cars, the passenger compartment sat cradled between the two axles pretty and so is much more comparable ride but also gave the whole car a more long and streamlined feel to it in more aerodynamically start of the much better looking car. so this is a huge contribution to the way that cars look pretty harley earl achieve this and you can tell the di

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give us a hand for christie, let's go flushing! here she comes! there she is, come on, come up!d genuinely out of my comfort zone, as you can probably tell. stand closer to the mike. i'm a traveljournalist, and a little while ago i was injapan, and i was there to interview a very famous chef, and he was bringing out with great pomp and ceremony this dish that he created for me, and it's coming towards me, and it has this kind of a crab leg sticking out the top, and of all the things that ijust can't eat, and there are many many things i can't eat, seafood is right up there at the top, there is almost nothing from the sea that i will happily put in my mouth, so i asked my translator, "so what is this?" and she kind of looked at me and said, she asked the chef and said "oh it's fugu", the japanese pufferfish, you know, the one that if you just prepare it very very slightly wrong, then you die because it's full of neurotoxins? and i was like oh! so i went to put it in my mouth, and i kind of bit down on it, and it didn't yield in the way that i thought it... it popped in my mouth l

she looked to defend her flushing meadows crown. so my customer, the mio soccer, is back in grand slam action. and with fans also making a come back to the us open. having been locked out last year due to the pandemic, the japanese dom month, the occasion with some of our best form. the 23 year old had pulled out of the french open, citing mental problems. she did complete the olympics, went out earlier than expected in new york, however, the 1st round opponent marie booth cova post a very few problem. osaka, cruising into the 2nd round, 6461. so i didn't feel pressure today, but i know i think i felt nerves because i wanted to perform well to time grand slam when a mon held up has also progress. but having miss roland garrath, wimbledon and tokyo 2020, due to a coughed her, she struggled to find the best form against camilla georgie. after winning the 1st set, halleck was pushed to a tie break in the 2nd she managed to battle through though winning it $73.00 to advance. i struggle a little bit in the end to finish the match, but i'

the fenders are flush with the car. the running board is gone. and legend has it that he literally raced it by looking -- erased it by looking at an old car, or he took the his pencil and just erased it, and he thought to himself, that's it, i'm going to get rid of running boards. it totally changed the shape of cars. so this was one contribution of harley earl. notice also the length and the height of the car. harley earl lengthened and lowered cars, and this had an impact on passenger comfort. because it used to be in older cars that passengers in the rear seat sat right above the rear axel, and that was a very uncomfortable and bumpy position to be in. now earl lengthened and lowered cars, the passenger compartment sat cradled between the two axels, so it was a much more comfortable ride. but it also gave the whole car a more long and streamlines feel to it more aerodynamically styled. it's a much better looking car. this was a huge contribution to the way that cars looked that harley earl achieved. you could really tell the difference between

you look at the amount of money we have flush with the consumer at the corporate level. will see the greatest earnings growth since 2008. no reason to exit the market here. don't let the noise of other things not economic related impact your ability to be focused on the fact that the market is holding on here, earnings are up canning up to price -- catching up to prices and for that reason i think we head up higher. >> ryan, we're at all-time highs. we had a heck of a run. anxiety to to degree is natural. when does it become a self-fulfilling prophecy? enough people become so concerned they make it happen? >> sure. of course we have september coming up. september has been a pretty bad month. last year we had the biggest pullback in quite some time since the pandemic but you really can't let that push you. you have to stay invested. that's what we've been telling investors as well. since the financial crisis, s&p 500 sup 19% per year since beginning of that, despite a huge pullback during the pandemic. we continue to have a very resilient market. it is driven by fundament

so that means your pole et cetera will keep flushing and we will see the massive flood situations and for those of you who have experienced those things, this is a welcome addition. for those of you who visit this neighborhood frequently, you know as soon as you get here your cell phone service drops. there's improvements to ensure it doesn't happen. those are exciting things. the pedestrian lights to light the sidewalks they're absolutely beautiful. and i see irene is excited about those, she's blowing the whistle, thank you, very much. the in trash reciprocal so that we can this is because of the hard-working men and labor. it's because of apartment department heads and resources that came together so i want to thank the department of public works here with us today. i want to thank m.t.a. and jeff tumlin, the head of that department. i want to thank the transportation authority for the resources provided for this project as well and i want to thank the office of economic workforce development for working with the community and working with the number of the businesses that are here

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but then because there is so much out there in washington to find new nuggets and insights, really flushson rather than this character or existing narrative we often have, any challenges during your research? >> just a touch of life and i've focused on the five episodes, i couldn't face taking it all on. it was too much. eighty-seven volumes and published papers, you've been through a lot of them in its great size sometimes you've got to say okay, i'm going to write. >> i know some authors don't mind saying it, others like to keep it a secret but you have another book planned? can you let us know what's coming up next? >> is something completely different. i have three novels i've written in these stories, my mother's family and the first one will come out in november and it's about essentially coming to america, the 18th century and a bunch of germans come over and get swindled and the civil war is free. i had to do restriction because my mother was such an unreliable narrator, she told great stories and always knew the public weren't entirely true. [laughter] thank you for asking. >> p

they are trying to measure the amounts of water being flushed out of the glaciers as they come in contactrs. >> we think of the ice sheet as a big ice cube melting under a hair dryer, but it is more like this ice is getting flushed off the ice sheet in these huge rivers of ice. >> it is coming as the area is experiencing a year of extreme icemelt. fellow researcher says the shifting weight is so immense it can cause changes in the earth's crust. >> it can make sea levels rise far away, california, san francisco, we are affected by what is happening in greenland anntica even thoug still, how ml affect sea level rise and how quickly are unknown. they could drive how we protect our shoreline and what areas are viable in the future. >> we really don't know how much sea level rise to prepare for from greenland. we just know it is going to be a lot. just not if it's going to be a whole lot or a little lot. >> they are trying to plan for a long-term climate threat that could reach our shores. spencer: one more unsettling note, last week, rain, not snow fell on greenland's highest summit for the

tell me about your time in the united states, you lived in flushing, queens — what did you think of new i liked the development, the technologies, the cities, the buildings, and also the sense of research and hard work and the american people, and also the media. so you could see a partnership with them? yes, sure. because i wanted and still want those things to happen to my people, to my country. so i think they could be good partners. for the last 15 years, shaheen and his family have lived in exile in doha. the lifestyle he leads here is miles away from the battlefields of afghanistan. if you were to return to kabul, how would you govern? there was in the past some mistakes that we have learned from because at that time we were new to the government. to stop education of women and girls. that is not our goal. of course, education is their right and it is much needed. and when there is the education there, of course it is they have the right to work. so we want to end this phase of occupation and bring about another government which is acceptable by the people of afghanistan. so it wo

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and as scott mentioned, when you turn on the lights they come in and when you flush it goes down.n a better way. thank you. >> when i open up the paper every day, i'm just amazed at how many different environmental issues keep popping up. when i think about what planet i want to leave for my children and other generations, i think about what kind of contribution i can make on a personal level to the environment. >> it was really easy to sign up for the program. i just went online to cleanpowersf.org, i signed up and then started getting pieces in the mail letting me know i was going switch over and poof it happened. now when i want to pay my bill, i go to pg&e and i don't see any difference in paying now. if you're a family on the budget, if you sign up for the regular green program, it's not going to change your bill at all. you can sign up online or call. you'll have the peace of mind knowing you're doing your part in your household to help the environment. >> clerk: good evening, everyone. this is commission on the environment and the time is 5:05p.-m. cell phones and pagers ar

they are measuring the amount of water flushed out of the glaciers as they come in contact with warmingf the ice sheet as an ice cube melting under a hairdryer, but it is more like a -- this ice is getting flushed off in rivers. >> the area is experiencing a year of extreme icemelt. a fellow researcher says the shifting weight is so immense it can cause several changes in the earth's crust. >> it can make oceans rise before way, we are affected by what is happening in greenland and antarctica even though it is very far. >> how much the melt will affect sea rise and how quickly are unknown. it could drive things from what areas could be viable in the future. >> we don't know how much sealevel rise to prepare for from greenland. just know it's going to be a lot. is it going to be a whole lot or a little lock? >> a threat could ultimately reach our shores. larry>>ast there for the first time on record. that is an indication of rising temperatures in the point of the piece is that the rising temperatures there in the melting ice can affect us as well. the university of california's energy i

how neighbors are responding to the effort to flush away grime and get rid of all the graffiti.that story and more at 5:00. let's get a last check of the weather. >>> here is a beautiful live look with our mount hamilton camera, about 4,000 feet in elevation. love that sunshine. if you like it cloudy we've got that along the coast and around the bay. san francisco, you see those gray skies and even still a little bit mist and drizzle in spots. as we go through our day sunshine inland, mid 70s to mid 80s around the bay. low 60s along the coast. back to you. >>> before we go this afternoon, a different kind of image out of fire zone. a butterfly in the hand of a relief worker in the mediterranean. it had flown away from the flames. many groups are working to try and rescue animals from the wildfiring. >> so cool. >> that is it for kpix5 at noon. remember we are on 24/7 on cbsn bay area. our next newscast is at 5:00. have a tr pdirs? >> fn: no, not too bad. i'm more, uh... i think excited. >> thomas: well, we're all thrilled for you guys. >> ridge: i couldn't have picked a better s

one thing is that in the italian bonds, the government is flush with crash. -- flush with cash.w how they will deploy it. commerzbank said the spread between italian and german bonds could be 35 basis points. when you look at italian bonds and what italy has gone through, it is crazy that the bond market is supercharged. to that point, you say this is symptomatic of a wider thing. mark: we are expecting low volatility for the next couple of weeks. maybe at least until jackson hole if not longer. that will facilitate trade and selling volatility on a more medium-term picture and that means that whenever you have these spreads, you will pile into them. it is crazy that the italian spreads are narrowing. especially in light of their debt burden and policy plans. it might become a story again maybe next year but i don't think it will be a story for the rest of this year. i am absolutely with commerzbank. i think the spread will continue to narrow. why would you buy a negative yielding bond when you could still buy a positive yielding bond? francine: i mean, if i were a devils advoca

the cash was flushed out to mid growing public anger . of course, pay fries for teachers and police, as well as the embattled national health service. and a message in desperate need of funding on the pay rise. i think the issue about the paintings is something covered irrelevant.

her withdrawal is the latest in a string of high—profile names to pull out of flushing meadows.rafa nadal is going to be spending more time on the golf course over the next few months rather than the tennis court, and the defending men's champion dominic thiem will not play again in 2021 after a wrist problem. we can bring in our tennis correspondent russell fuller. russell, starting with serena williams, a torn hamstrings on a quick injury to recover from, williams, a torn hamstrings on a quick injury to recoverfrom, so perhaps no great depression is pulled out of the us open, but no less disappointing for her? think time was always _ less disappointing for her? think time was always against - less disappointing for her? think time was always against her- less disappointing for her? “in “ia; time was always against her given that she injured her hamstring. —— no great surprise. she slipped on the grass of centre court in her first round match at wimbledon. her coach has told the tennis majors website how ten days or so ago, she could not move without pain, so clearly, it was al

i think it flushed out really all the negativety at this point and ironic, if you will, that when bitcoin really when this ipo happened, too. so, the timing wasn't great, but, again, that negativety is flushed out and user growth will exceed verified users and a benchmark that they'll continue to feed on and trading activities where they get paid on, as well. even if bitcoin continues to sell-off, i think the activities will pick up overall, though, i've been pretty vocal about i am invested in the crypto space. 32,500 was the first buy back into bitcoin and 1, 800 in etherum and it has a good place in the portfolio good trend line and broken out of a wedge of resistance where the 50-day moving average was on wednesday. i think this thing can go to 29,300 and the positive and the guidance should be good. >> we'll watch that as 290 or 300 and shares are up ahead of results. for more trading nation, head to our website or follow us on twit twi twitter @tradingnation. >>> getting a stake on the economy. carparts.com getting strong earnings as consumers flocked to the used car market. we'll t

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