we'll discuss that with forbes shortly.they believe everything's going to be different from now on. they think their country will be respected in the world once more, as it used to be before slobodan milosevic took power. the dalai lama, the exiled spiritual leader of tibet, has won this year's nobel peace prize. as the parade was reaching its climax, two grenades i exploded and a group of- soldiersjumped from a military truck taking part in the paradel and ran towards the president, firing from kalashnikov automatic rifles. - after 437 years, the skeletal ribs of henry viii's tragic warship emerged. but even as divers worked to buoy her up, the mary rose went through another heart—stopping drama. i want to be the people's governor. i want to represent everybody. i believe in the people of california. this is bbc news the headlines - eu this is bbc news the headlines — eu leaders will be meeting in slovenia, they are holding tough talks in europe's base in the world with relations with the world with relations with the us a

dan from forbes, thank ou ve his empire. dan from forbes, thank you very much _ his empire.iously degrading the world's coral reefs, with 1a% having been wiped out between 2009 and 2018. in the new study, reefs in the arabian gulf, off australia and the eastern pacific are said to be among the worst hit. taiwan has urged beijing to stop "irresponsible provocative actions" after a record number of chinese warplanes entered its air defence zone. almost 150 aircraft hae entered taiwan's defence zone in total. taiwan's president warned of catastrophic consequences for democracy in asia if the island were to fall to china beijing has blamed rising tension on the presence of us and allied warships. and more details are coming out about the massive oil spill off the coast of california, a story we brought you yesterday. us investigators are looking into whether a ship's anchor may have struck a pipeline on the ocean floor, causing it to break and spill over half a million litres of crude oil. still to come, we will speak to the us senator who wants to tax plastics to stop the build

the summary provided by director forbes and ming young. the comments by the commission they provided valuable input. you'll hear from us again. >> president brandon: are there any other questions? thank you so much. we really appreciate the presentation. very informative. >> clerk: item 12a, informational presentation on the department of homelessness and supportive housing to extend operations of the embarcadero safe navigation center at seawall lot 330 for additional 24 months. >> good afternoon i'm kim dill. today joined by -- you will be providing a quick overview of the general terms of the m.o.u. and the exercise of option conditions. hsh will provide a summary. then we'll conclude with next steps. in april of 2019, the commission gave staff the approval to power forward with an m.o.u. with h.s.h. to enter into an agreement covering approximately 46,700 feet of paid land at seawall lot 330 to construct temporary housing facility up to 200 beds. the initial term of the agreement was for 24 months operating term with one option to exte

newly in the position, a great leader, let's welcome captain taylor lamb. >> thank you, director forbes, for that great introduction. what a pleasure it is to be here with you today as we kick off fleet week 2021. on behalf of the district commander and all of our members across the state of california, we could not be more excited ton here as we highlight our u.s. military, u.s. navy, marine corps and coast guard members, our emergency first responders, our emergency management professionals and certainly the greater maritime community at large. on that note, i'd like to quickly convey our sincere thanks to the critical partnerships here in the port of san francisco as we work daily to ensure the safety and security of not only the public but our marine transportation system. on the note of safety, i'd be remiss if i didn't remind our boating public, please ensure you have enough life jackets for all passengers on board and a v.h.f. radio. it's the best means to contact the coast guard for any time of maritime emergencies. with that, we are really excited and looking forward to a safe

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the leading producers of co, it vaccines have now made it on to the forbes rich list. one of them is timothy springer, an early investor in the u. s. firm, his fortune has shown up to nearly $6000000.00. next we have madonna's chairman on co founder and new bar, a fiance worth 5000000000, with board member, robert langer not far behind in 200 and 22nd place. none of the top 3 were in the top 400 before this year, by the way, on the staggering wealth. all of us former bosses' has prompted some key questions in the media. firstly, where global calls for covered booster shots financially driven. secondly, why are corporations wrecking in the profits from taxpayer funded research and 30? why are they're refusing to sure that life saving know how with the rest of the world, know those points are being widely raised online? of course, the company made money of the vaccine, but the u. s. g greatly helped fund the final product, and no one should have become the richest american during a global pandemic come on. even though modernity, founders made the forbes $400.00 richest l

i will be speaking to forbes soon about this list.naires, they are younger and in the cryptocurrency business. as i have mentioned, we will take a close look at what the uk prime minister borisjohnson will say today in his speech, and we will unpack further revelations regarding facebook. see you soon. hello there. wednesday looks like it's going to be a drier, brighter day for many parts of the uk. a vast improvement over what we saw on tuesday. the northeast of england was particularly badly affected by the rain. it was about a month's worth of rain falling in 2a hours. throughout the day, it was a pretty wet too across eastern parts of scotland. the low pressure that brought the rain and the strong winds is moving out of the way. we've got the next atlantic weather system coming in to the west and in between the two, a small window of drier weather and some sunshine. with clearer skies to start the day across large parts of scotland and northern ireland, pretty chilly out there. for eastern parts of england, there's more rain aroun

they've just made the forbes rich list week with us to read shortly. ah. join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess. will the world politics sport business? i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm hm. now and the 21st century, we have a, a panic buying spree and commodities. commodities have had a new all time high, higher than 20 lot higher than at any time in history. and yet what's lagging horribly, gold and silver. this commodities bloom is being spurred really by oil. oil is to really the new gold is the global goal is to global currencies, the federal dollars been with us since 1971. when the u. s. went from gold to oil, to back its currency. and so j. gould, if you are alive today, he would be cornering the oil market to try this for a commodities panic, trying to get offload is week. ah ah, 17 minutes past the hour. a welcome back. after more than a decade of preparation, a 6th generation russian combat dro, as now undergoing its final touches very little now, but the s 70 hunter, stealth aircraft is publicly known.

even though modernity, founders made the forbes $400.00 richest least pharma companies are refusing to share the vaccines with the world immoral. how about a list of names of people who have died of cove? it because they couldn't access a vaccine? in part because of madonna's reluctance to share its vaccine technology to help increase supplies, or are we a society that only values billionaires cove it is the best thing that ever happened to them. no wonder they want to keep it going with unnecessary boosters and more faxes. next year we heard from our global health policy expo, doctor moga, come al jani, and she thinks the scale of the big pharmaceutical prophets during the pandemic and nothing short of scandalous. then i never made anything that way. you know, it doesn't have any products in pharmacies and the price for that reason of it. 19 vaccine. same was my own sake and they just made billions basically. and the moment we added the found me, why can we date to be stronger, minor, if you don't have crowns that got back. see, in pharmaceutical companies can make you the other gram

one of the leading producers of covert vaccines are now on the forbes rich list. one of them is timothy springer, an early investor in the u. s. firm, his fortune has shot up to nearly $6000000000.00. next we have more gardeners, chairman and co founder knew by a fire worth 5000000000 with board member robert langon not far behind in 200 and 22nd place. now none of the 3 were anywhere near the top $400.00 before this year, or a staggering wealth of us. farmer bosses has prompted some key questions in the media . firstly, whether global calls for cove it booster shots are actually financially driven. secondly, why corporations are raking in the profits from taxpayer funded research. and thirdly, why they're refusing to share that life saving? no, how would the rest of the world at these points are being widely raised on line? of course, the company made money of the vaccine, but the years g greatly helped fund the final product. and no one should have become the richest american during a global pandemic come on. even though modernist founders made the forbes $403.0

might be a disaster globally, but it certainly put some big pharmaceutical bosses right up on the forbes richest list will be back in just a moment with those details. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be in arms. race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical time. time to sit down and talk now and the 21st century. we have a, a panic buying spree and commodities, commodities. i've had a new all time high, higher than 20 love higher than at any time in history. and yet what's lagging horribly, gold and silver. this commodities boom is being spurred really by oil. oil is to really the new gold is the global goal is to global currencies. the federal dollars been with us since 1971. when the u. s. went from gold to oil, to back its currency. and so j girl, the fear alive today, he would be cornering the oil market to try to spur a commodities panic. trying to get offload is week. oh, 12 20 pm here in the russian capital. often

featured speakers via steve forbes and the third period. >> good evening everybody, thank you all so much for joining us today. it is my pleasure to welcome everybody to today's event, a celebration of the 40 year anniversary of the reagan tax cuts. i am matt dickerson director of the program for federal budget here at the heritage foundation. our team and i focus our research on issues related to taxing and spending, which i think there's been a little too much of both of those going on recently. we are very excited to be hosting this event, the celebration. the economic recovery tax act, positive change to tax policy that represents a much more of that. it's a change in the mindset. the 1970s were time of high inflation, high unemployment, low opportunity. our nation's leaders rejected the idea of american greatness and thought the american dream was behind us. thirty years ago the heritage foundation hosted a celebration for the tenth anniversary of the tax cut. it was titled the importance of america's victory over washington. think about that for a second period america's victor

[laughter] >> my dear friend steve forbes, the head of forbes media, long time leader in supply side and politics and communications who is just a bedrock man of great great principles. my brother steve moore, similarly, we've been in the middle of just about every insurrection you can imagine here in washington and elsewhere. i think i see ann moore out there someplace. hello, ann. she's been married to steve all these years. she deserves a hand just for that alone. [laughter] >> and i'm sorry. i will get a good punching after tv show. judy shelton, great monetary expert, great friend of ours, advisors to both the reagan people and the trump people and many in between also is steadfast person of great principle. so i want to begin with one of the thoughts that steve forbes mentioned on our show a few moments ago, which i think is so very important, and that is the relationship between economic strength at home and national security military strength abroad. sometimes it's characterized as weakness at home, weakness abroad, but i think it's more properly characterized as strength at

dagen: steve forbes, jump in.arly it's another part of the world, taiwan, what should we do to deter xi jinping from making a move on taiwan? what should we be doing now especially in the debacle of afghanistan cracks our credibility is not very good anymore. >> our credibility as a shot so by the biden administration has responded with a series of strongly worded letters that are affirming our testament to prior agreements over taiwan struck with china in the 1970s. right now, again, we need a show of resolve or else we will get run over. i'm reminded of the redline and serious that president obama had and that obama administration what they did when not russians entered into eastern ukraine and ceased crimea. authoritarian countries like china and russia will continue to roll over us until we show we are an actual superpower and stand up and assert power. >> does that mean hastening arms sales to taiwan, what specifically should we do now that will show we can go beyond mere words >> i think we clearly need to m

. >> thank you, director forbes. it's the technology fairies that kind of mess with us all the time. thank you. members, thank you. mr. secretary, thank you. >> clerk: and just for confirmation, there are six ayes on item 8.1, and the minutes have been approved. i will call your next item. >> thank you. >> clerk: item 9 is authorizing the interim executive director to execute two lease agreements with barebattle brewing company for the main plaza space in salesforce park to provide food and beverage services in the park, and for a space under the main escalators of the grand hall to provide food and beverage service in the grand hall for a ten-year term. >> i will wait until the slide deck comes up. when the pandemic hit, all three interested parties that we were negotiating with withdraw from negotiations, and so we restructured our process, and the companies came forward that are before you. with barebottle brewing company, we have two locations, including one that will be a restaurant itself. each lease is ten yea

jeff forbes ranks u2 09 on the forbes 400 list net worth of $5 billion i know it's a sliding scale but i want our viewers to know you are totally self-made, you didn't grow up wealthy, you were parking cars as a kid always had a job, you started your fortune with one small building in summerville, massachusetts you bought for what 37,000? while you were getting your mba at harvard which you paid your own tuition for , where do you stand on this billionaires tax? >> this is one of the most ridiculous poorly thought out tax ideas i've ever heard in my life. if my fifth grader came up with this idea i would have punished him for not thinking more clearly. look what does this accomplish? if we're trying to punish wealthy people, for accumulating wets that's all we're accomplishing, and look, i can tell you this. people talk about paying our fair share. i'm in the giving pledge. i talk to lots of other very wealthy people who had the same kind of great fortune i've had, and almost everyone of us is happy to work two days out of the five because you know, the united states provide us the pla

forbes media and former presidential candidate is in focus now. steve, this feels like we're running around in circles. what is the president trying to do? >> the president is trying to have it all ways. his whole thing on vaccines is very confusing. people don't like the coercion part of it. it is leading to people getting fired. here we have health workers being laid off at a time when there is a shortage. airlines same thing. so the delta variant hurt in september and this vaccine mandate is also going to hurt. what comes out of this jobs report is what's amazing is how the economy is ready to go if these barriers are removed. if you look at hitting what small businesses are doing. job creation was 526,000. the big decline came not in the private sector up over 300,000 in september, realized another 100,000 for july and august. the big fall-off was in government workers. especially in the schools. people confused about what they can and can't do. government inflicted report not something about the natural health of the economy, which would heal

even though modernity, founders made the forbes $400.00 richest least pharma companies are refusing to share the vaccines with the world immoral. how about a list of names of people who have died of cove? it because they couldn't access a vaccine? in part because of madonna's reluctance to share its vaccine technology to help increase supplies, or are we a society that only values billionaires cove it is the best thing that ever happened to them. no wonder they want to keep it going with unnecessary boosters and more faxes next year. access to medicines specialist doctor moga, camellia annie talked to the program earlier. she thinks that the scale of big pharma profit student pandemic is nothing short of immoral. then i never made any thank you that what you know, it doesn't have any products in the pharmacies and backlash for that reason that coven 19 vaccine. same was my own sake. and they just made billions. basically, at the moment we are not found. that wire can lead date to be stronger. why not? if you don't have crowns that got on the back, see in pharmaceutical companies can ma

they've just made the forbes rich lists. we've got on story ahead shortly. ah, join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. but i'll be speaking to guess with the world politics sport business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm. kaiser's financial survival guide. when customers go buy, you reduce the price. didn't help. well, reduce the lower that's under cutting, but what's good for food market it back to the global economy. harold is driven by dreams shaped bankers and those with theirs sinks. we dare to ask oh, hello. good. after more than a decade of preparation, a 6 generation russian come back, drone is now undergoing its final touches. very little is known about the s 70 hunter, stealth, or cruft publican. you will at least brodis eulley, a shop of allah got the unique opportunity to meet the machine. a strong, stealthy and slake and a 70 b one. prototype of the used unmanned aerial vehicle of the a hot nico hunt, the program created. and they see who does idea is undergoing ground tests. they're 70, i heard make a 100 her made is made in 2

one of the leading producers of covert vaccine have made it on to the forbes rich lists, among them. timothy springer and an investor in the u. s. company, his fortune shot up nearly $6000000000.00. then we have a dentist, chairman and co founder, new bar fan worth 5000000000, and then his board member robert lang and not far behind in to 100 and 22nd position on the wretched list. now none of those 3 were even in the top $400.00 before this year. the staggering well for years. former bosses' is prompt to some key questions to be asked in the media. firstly, we're global calls for koby booster shots financially driven. secondly, why are corporations raking in profits from taxpayer funded research? and thirdly, while they're refusing to share that life saving, know how with the rest of the world, those set points are being widely raised online. of course, the company made money of the vaccine, but the u. s g greatly helped fund the final product, and no one should have become the richest american during a global pandemic come on. even though modernity, founders made the forbes $400.00

and as the forbes list concluded, he is no longer rich enough to be on the list.nd i think that's got to be killing him. so between losing the election and losing his status as a billionaire, i think he's got a loser brand on him now that has got to be terrible for his ego. >> michael, forbes says that his net worth is still 2.5 billion, but not enough to be on the list. i think the interesting thing about that article, michael, is that it said that if he had just divested himself of his assets and had those assets been invested in an s&p fund or something similar that you would do with those types of assets in that kind of a situation that he would have actually made money. and so by not doing the right thing, he lost money, according to forbes. >> well, if he had taken what he inherited from his dad and done absolutely nothing but put it in a mutual fund, he'd be worth far more than he's worth today. he could have spent his entire lifetime playing golf and maybe dabbling in politics and be still on the list. for all of his bluster, this is a person who's got ver

even though modernity, saunders made the forbes $403.00, just least pharma companies are refusing to share the vaccines with the world immoral. how about a list of names of people who have died of cove? it because they couldn't access a vaccine in pods because of madonna's reluctance to share its vaccine technology to help increase supplies. while we are society. the only values billionaires cove, it is the best thing that ever happened to them. no ones that they want to keep it going with unnecessary boosters and more faxes next year. access to madison specialist doctor moga, come on, jamita talked to the program earlier. she thinks the scale of big pharma profits during the pandemic is nothing short of a moral. then i never made anything that what you know doesn't have any products in pharmacies and the price for that reason that silver 19 vaccine. same was my own day and they just made 1000000000 rates. and the moment we added that found that me wire 10, we date to be stronger, minor, if you all are crowns that got on back. seeing pharmaceutical companies can make you know, other

they just made the forbes rich list, find out more after the break. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms. race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical time. time to sit down and talk now and the 21st century. we have a panic buying spree and commodities. commodities have had a new all time high, higher than a 2011 higher than at any time in history. and yet what's lagging horribly, gold and silver. this commodities bloom is being spurred really by oil. oil is to really the new gold is the global goal is to global currencies to petro dollars, whether since 1971, when the u. s. white from gold to oil, to back its currency. and so j. gould, a few are alive today. he would be cornering the oil market to try to support our commodities panic, trying to get offload is wheat. oh, more than a decade of preparation, a 6 generation russian combine, germany's now undergoing its final touches litt

see, now that's the guy i'd like to see on the "forbes" list, right?hter ] you know who wasn't on the "forbes" list, donald janet trump did not make, for the first time in 25 years did not make the list of the 400 richest people in america. which, you know, it's a good thing he's a secure guy who doesn't care about petty nonsense like this. [ laughter ] i bet this upset him more than losing the election. really. [ laughter ] we got some fresh new insight about our crazy ex-president from a new tell-all book by fiona hill, trump's former top adviser on russia. the book is called "there is nothing for you here," which is also what melania says whenever donald tries to get into bed with her. [ laughter ] according to fiona hill, trump kept a list of all the foreign officials who made nasty comments about him. he would just record it, write it down, so he could pay them back. which is a big deal, because it would be the first time he ever paid anyone back, really. [ laughter ] how many books, from people who worked for him, will be enough before his suppor

main shareholders. madana, one of the leading producers of coven vaccines, have made it under the forbes rich list among them. timothy springer, an early investor in the u. s. firm, his fortune has shut up to nearly $6000000000.00. then we have a dentist, chairman and co founder, new bar fan worth 5000000000, and board member robert langer is not too far behind in 222nd position. none of those 3 were in the top $400.00 though before the year, and the staggering well for view as former bosses', as prompted. key questions to be asked in the media. first, we're global calls for coven booster shots, financially driven. secondly, why of corporations raking in the profits from taxpayer funded research? and thirdly, why they're refusing to share that life saving, know how with the rest of the world, points that have been widely raised on life. of course, the company made money of the vaccine, but the years g greatly helped fund the final product. and no one should have become the richest american during a global pandemic come on. even though modernist founders made the forbes $403.00, just leas

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also with us, reverend erica forbes, outreach and faith manager for the texas freedom network. melissa, you are my guru for all things supreme court. so as someone highly familiar with what's happening this week, what are you listening for in tomorrow's arguments? what should we take away from the questions the justices ask? >> so i think it's really important going into this that your viewers understand that the real questions in both of these challenges tomorrow is whether or not these cases can even be brought in federal court against these defendants. that is, can the abortion providers sue these particular defendants who have not actually enforced the law in texas because the law has been outsourced to private citizens? and can the united states bring a suit against a sovereign state to enforce its laws? but the broader questions, as you alluded to is really this big question about federal law enforcement and, more particularly, whether a state can completely defy constitutional opinions, the work of the supreme court, simply by outsourcing its enforcement to private parti

oldest free market thing chain, and a scholar at the cato institute of the freelance writers, at forbes, and as you mentioned, the author of an schooled. which came out in 2019, but had renewed interest over the past year, or plus, given the school shutdowns, and the upsurge in interest in home schooling, and alternatives to school. particularly, was school shutdowns, and delayed reopening plans. on the practical level, have you've been a teacher in the classroom, or do you have children more of school age? >> so, i am a home schooling mom myself. i have four children who have never been in school, who are interim seven, to 14. so, from personal experience and reflection. i travel the country in writing the book to visit other how they're home schooling families, as well as self directed learning centers, and other schooling alternatives, that are cater to families, looking for something different. something more customized for their children's education outside of, again, the traditional school environment. my undergraduate degree is an economics, and then i went to graduate school, an

newly in the position, a great leader, let's welcome captain taylor lamb. >> thank you, director forbes, for that great introduction. what a pleasure it is to be here with you today as we kick off fleet week 2021. on behalf of the district commander and all of our members across the state of california, we could not be more excited ton here as we highlight our u.s. military, u.s. navy, marine corps and coast guard members, our emergency first responders, our emergency management professionals and certainly the greater maritime community at large. on that note, i'd like to quickly convey our sincere thanks to the critical partnerships here in the port of san francisco as we work daily to ensure the safety and security of not only the public but our marine transportation system. on the note of safety, i'd be remiss if i didn't remind our boating public, please ensure you have enough life jackets for all passengers on board and a v.h.f. radio. it's the best means to contact the coast guard for any time of maritime emergencies. with that, we are really excited and looking forward to a safe

i recommend to all of you and recommend you read his columns at forbes in real clear markets to keep up on everything his writing, an unheralded an important voice in financial journalism today, john tamny. [applause] >> thank you very much, , jeff. and let me first say what a treat it is to be here today. i would like to out a few people, joe woodford is in the audience, joe turned onto henry hazlitt many years ago and it was transformative, and he keeps doing this for people around the country presentation, so thank you very much. thank you also to bill brennan for putting on this event for sponsoring it. what an excellent event, thanks to all of you for being here in supporting such an important organization. if you came to my office or you came by where i live you would see books by mises everywhere. they are not there for show. if you pick them up and you look at the opening pages, all the blank pages are full of tiny notes, and very often i actually had to add blank pages to the front of the book to add all that i wanted to take down. so to read a book by me is to see numerous

forbes magazine wrote this summer...e ships waiting to dock in la, a lack of port workers, distribution centre staff and truck drivers are all reasons why the goods can't be unloaded. now, our next factor is politics. when donald trump fired up a trade war between the us and china, he placed an emphasis on local and regional manufacturing over a reliance on china. and trump's successorjoe biden has also turned to the of over reliance. we need to prevent the supply chain crisis from hitting in the first place, and in some cases, building resilience will mean increasing our production of certain types of elements here at home. this is both practical and political. practical because relying on something from the other side of the world brings an increased risk that it won't arrive. political because being so reliant on china can also be framed as a risk that impacts health and national security in america. that was particularly acute the start of the pandemic when countries had shortages of ppe. here's biden on that. we cer

"forbes" points out, had trump did what government advisers asked him to do, divest his holdings whileesident he would not have lost his money because he would have sold at . it would have been difficult to sell off that much real estate quickly, and he instead kept his sons in charge of the company, and they kept the original investments which are now significantly >> that's how the cookie crumbles sometimes. >>> chemicals are known as psa's, and they are linked to health problems, cancer and other issues, and they are now banned for use in food packaging, and it restricts usage in other products like cribs and highchairs. >>> and this year the world's 50 best restaurant lists are out, and three are here in the bay area. two of the restaurants are in san francisco. one is in the soma district, and the modern french restaurant is in thao hollow. the three-star michelin farm restaurant is in healdsburg, and it came in at 37th. >> i want to go. >> we will. on you. >> okay, should i say, hello, she's back -- all these years, adele is finally coming out with new music. let's check it out t