region as well as the fines the government is also considering stopping mining in the area nicola gage is joining us from camera what more did the report say nicola. well the report had 7 broad recommendations the main was one was if the government does approve these recommendations that rio tinto media in the area where these sacred caves were destroyed and puts together negotiates a restitution package with the traditional one as it was pretty it didn't mince its words when it came to rio tinto though it said that its actions here were inexcusable and raise significant significant issues with the culture and practices within the mining company and said that internal changes were needed as well it said that the p.k. k. paypal the traditional owners were totally let down by radio but they were let down by multiple governments station federal native title law and even their own lawyers this really was a situation of a perfect storm where they sacred thoughts were able to be destroyed so what happens next will compensation be paid. that's a really good question at the moment those commit

survivor tara gage. they. definitely don't want to be going to try to jump ship. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one now. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself a hole. was. going to be on your computer. russia's president vladimir putin gives an order for nationwide but finishing against 19 with the sputnik the job starts next week. francois pulls with a crisis of public trust in the police force and i'm gaga for thomas a piece says as the warning party is forced with for a bill criminalizing the filming of office said. on european need to ease restrictions for the upcoming christmas celebrations the concern that this could actually spark another wave of cope with 19 infections. hello and welcome you are watching out 7 since national banks are companies so.

survivor tara gage. definitely don't want to be in the jumpsuit. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich and guilty or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more in your sand if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself. i. 6 was. oh. you. mean i'm tough i'm. ok julian akido on hold he. started make it to me like he is only here chad you're putting me on the moon is that make me look easier on the. side like you're far down sort of. deal but i'm on a little bit here also missa to sculpted to high is above the of the sea is cool but the void there does he come up to what you will go to get there double boiler and lab and digital school medicare job will be here to discover discover him and didn't miss for not an hour though is it adequate funding or general thought is to his have said they have the us if you don't watch these articles in the get go have the confidence of the speaker but under is really about is what you have something to post about well that's goo

survivor tara gage. definitely. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself. anger in france runs into a 2nd weekend over a bill that could stop the public from filming the police put the government. back . on the weekly. let's go inside and talk to the 1st volunteer is a world and he called mass vaccination rush arose out of his free mass vaccination program. on the frontline of the pandemic he was among the 1st to get the.

pilbara region as well as fines the government is also considering stopping mining in the area nicola gage has more from canberra. the report had 7 broad recommendations the main was one was if government does approved these recommendations that rio tinto mediates the area where these sacred caves were destroyed and puts together negotiates a restitution package with the traditional owners it was pretty it didn't mince its words when it came to rio tinto though it said that its actions here were inexcusable and raise significant issues with the culture and practices within the mining company and said that internal changes were needed as well it said that the p.k. k. paypal the traditional owners would hardly let down by radio tinto but they were let down by multiple governments state and federal native title law and even their own lawyers so this really was a situation of a perfect storm where these sacred sites were able to be destroyed. the arctic region has had it so warmest years since 1900. car shows sea ice to indulge to last point on record in september measuring just 3740000 square

to -- to turn the shift of city to become more compliant, and so i would really like to hear miss gage, if she's available, so the question would be, from an overarching standpoint, what would be the point to build a culture of compliance here in san francisco in city work because training is only the first step. and secondly, what can we do in this year of reduced budget and resources until we get to that point of having more money and funds and, you know, hopefully people to be able to do this work? how do we bridge it until we can get to -- until we can get to that place and get to had a headway, and how do we measure whether or not we have been effective? i know that's a lot. >> commissioner chiu, if i might make a couple of responses, and then, i would obviously, love to hear from rachel and jeff and staff chiming in more. i heard a number of things, and i want to confirm idea as enforcement about a way to change culture, i couldn't agree more. we all agree that that is essential to help capture people's attention and know where the guardrails are very strong and exist. so that's

management social mobilization and also as they indicate engage in solution gage so from the task in point of view clearly it's of interest to us than in many cases i'll say national societies may get involved in testing of the most part are our area is working with governments of course in with the agencies the things named dear but it's utilizing or comparative advantage. germy can you just help us understand what the new formulations of artemisinin combined therapy the improvements if then have made in have made for the treatment of malaria and these introduction of these rapid diagnostic tests what is difference are they making. well a huge huge difference i mean the bell ability they see teases really made made it possible to treat people across africa and the world the treatments are cheap and effective. and so far have had a relatively minimal amount of resistance from the side of the. it's been very very effective way of controlling the disease. there is you know a cautionary note that it will not last forever resistance always involves and that's why you know research and de

further escalation in the growing trade dispute and potential play to australia's economy as nicholas gage reports now from sydney. australia is one of the world's largest producers and export who's of coal used in both steel making and to generate power one of its major markets is china but months to be imported lives have left millions of tons of destroyed in coal stranded on china's coast and the industry in turmoil china sort of political reasons not economic crisis because economically it's itself china says clearly a political stance that they the parties taken. by using say mean we can 3rd destroy lee was being targeted in that state backed global times newspaper saying power plants have been granted approval to import coal without clearance restrictions from anyone except the strategy of those countries that have arable and also are willing to export culture china are introducing a russian mob and we sing within this for those countries to actually expand their market in china. it will no doubt further in my intentions reply which is shutting more restraint in industries out of chi

jeffrey epstein is pleaded not guilty to charges helping him recruits and groom underage girls in gage in sex acts prosecutors say maxwell should remain behind bars because the evidence against her is strong and they fear she could also flee the country at sea was found dead in a new york jail cell last year in what was deemed to be suicide. fighting in libya has devastated and tara communities more than 125000 homes have been destroyed in southern tripoli since one of the 25 to a military offensive last year the fighting has ended for nigh many families don't have a home to go back to but we met a father who's trying to rebuild his life it's honestly been saying my name is faisal been sayed and this is my house and i'm an engine here and i have 2 little girls that hellish after the fighting began i left my house i didn't return until the war was over are you member when we 1st left the house my family and i slept in the car for a few days we didn't know where to go so we stayed with different friends for a while now we are staying with my in-laws it was really hard for us especially m

office so south korea mindful of the fact that they want to try to keep dialogue on track and keeping gaging with north korea has been using various local laws and various measures to try to stop these controversial activities but now it's actually putting it into a national law which is quite serious stuff it makes it illegal to launch these propaganda balloons or 3 year prison sentence and thousands of dollars in fines but as far as the defectors are concerns it violates their rights to free speech here in south korea. just put this into context for us and tell us where things stand our diplomacy front. well that's right and we had a reminder of that today with yet another spat between north and south korea with kim you know john this is the sister of kim jong un of north korea who is very much the point person when it comes to into korean affairs really having a go at south korea and accusing south korea's foreign minister of spreading mistruth if you like by apparently the foreign minister of south korea questioning this claim by north korea that it is yet to have a single case of the co

i'm going to -- we are going to run out of time for commissioner chiu to hear rachel gage speak to the issue that commissioner chiu raised, so i would like to just detour to that -- >> i was making a motion. did i get a second on that? >> i'm sorry. if it's okay, your motion is still pending on the floor, and we're going to come back, if it's all right with you. >> okay. i just need to clarify. >> yeah. i should have said that. i'm just going to defer discussion and action on your motion. it's just that it's 11:10, and i did want to give rachel a chance to speak to the question that commissioner chiu asked, and then, we'll come back to our item -- or the motion. ra rachel, please. >> thank you. good morning, chair chiu -- or commissioner chiu. good to see you all this morning, and thank you so much for your question. graez question, and i can tell you that, you know, in the engagement and compliance division, we have a unique opportunity to interface with our regulated community quite a bit. obviously, we wear the hat as advice givers, but also in our filing officer capacity, and so we

we have 2 stories for you on poverty and jobs in a green economy at a moment now to serious nicola gage reports on how geo political tensions are putting pressure on the astray and government to invest in renewable energy as it recovers from the pandemic but 1st a story that's familiar in advanced and poorer nations alike up to 12000000 mexicans are estimated to dropped out of the workforce jews of the pandemic many are in danger of falling into extreme poverty al-jazeera as john holdren reports now from mexico city. to give voters are exhausted after a new day search for food. if you want to see how kind of it's affecting the poorest image they invite you to the 2 rooms this family they share. there's a dozen personas in the last year we start at 10 am and come home at midnight just looking for food where we can get milk nappies enough for all of us before the pandemic nicholas had a job as a security guard and once he sold sweets in a market between them they could feed the family were well that's all gone once he told us when we 1st met her at a soup kitchen that embezzling i beat ev

escalation and a growing trade dispute and also a potential blow to australia's economy as nicholas gagerts from sydney. a strike here is one of the world's largest producers and exporters of coal used in both steel making and to generate power one of its major markets is china but months of imported lives have left millions of tones of the strain in cold stranded on china's coast and the industry in turmoil trying to start a political reasons not economic growth because economically it's itself china that's clearly a political stance that the the parties back in. beijing faming reconfirmed a trolley was being targeted in that state backed global times newspaper saying power plants have been granted approval to import coal without clearance restrictions from anyone except to strongly of those countries that are available and also are willing to export cochin-china interview to russia mccauley or are we seeing quite a large within this for those countries to actually expand their market in china. if no doubt further inflame tensions with beijing which is shutting more strongly in industri

home sales have skyrocketed and they successfully yeah has been celebrated at the annual game awards gage has this report. it's one of the biggest knots on the gaming calendar and if you're due to the coronavirus pandemic the industry's game awards went digital live streaming new games and recognizing the year's best and it's been a big year for the sector with millions of people stuck at home searching for new forms of entertainment gaming is seeing record revenue record in gauge mint and record numbers of new players the global market is estimated to generate nearly 100 $60000000000.00 in revenue in 2029 point 3 percent growth from this time last year there are some quite ready. just like stories every. 'd estimate you can find something for a while before the pandemic hit the industry was already thriving games are now easy to access on mobile devices and evolving into the most you graphically striking forms of entertainment that for many can compete who feel and it's being recognized gaming will be a category in next year's try back a film festival in new york. and for the 1st time a

meeting with the country's foremost infections diseases expert dr anthony fauci opus had another green gage meant to open school a little meeting with the president elect which eventually he's been asked to advise. i look forward to advising you on these most urgent priorities and to work with this team of world class experts whom i have known for many years and deeply respect i have been through many public health crises before but this is the toughest one we have ever faced as a nation dr fox she was on the high powered advisory team introduced by joe biden this team will help get at the latest at the last 100000000 covert 19 vaccine at least 100000000 covert vaccine shots into the arms of the american people in the 1st 100 days 100000000 shots in the 1st 100 days all eyes now on the food and drug administration which is likely to complete its review of the application for merchants to use authorization by the end of the week mike hanna al-jazeera washington the british health to say the rollout of the vaccine will be a marathon and not a sprint that's just called challenges maim the majo

is having to help victims of today in sudan what do you make of that a nobel peace prize winner in gage in a conflict well sitting prime ministers have to make decisions on an ongoing basis and have a great respect for the prime minister of ethiopia and we pray and hope that this matter gets resolved sooner than later we are talking with the prime minister's office were talking with all parties involved make sure we have the access we need be in the supplies in the funds that we need to address the deeds as they develop this is an ongoing crisis but we're certainly hopeful that it will be over sooner than later because the people people indeed stability in peace and particularly in the horn where you've had so many issues over the past many decades the conflict in northern ethiopia david beasley is having regional repercussions so don a country already dealing with challenges of its own is now grappling with an influx of refugees from ethiopia i'd like us to take a look at this report from al-jazeera as mohammad vaal from camp in sudan. the camp is growing more are being brought here in

it is not pat roberts but it is the family and they've all been gaged in this politics and public service day in and day out. rob and iish you and frankie absolutely the best. i asked kansas farme and told him what is doing into not asking for advice on what to say in this, his last comment, rancher from elkhart, he said, as a kansan i would want to know that my senator fought for my vaes in dc and that they did with the senator did everything to ensure are part of the world was a priority to the naon. to the rancher in elkhart, pat roberts did exact that a kansan who fought for our values at home in washington and did everything he could do to ensure that are part of the world is not forgten in this part of the world. pat, i guess you said thank you to kansans and said thank you to this senate and i think it is the time for me to say in retu return, on behalf of all kansans thank you for your service to our nation and to our state. a life being well lived, you are the example. thank you. >> mr. president. thank you, mr. president.: mr. president, i ris today to pay tribute to someone who

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and six,gages are five people are going to say, we need to close the deficit.he bond market is backing up. honestly, we are years away from that happening. even though i think rates will arise, we are at 80 basis 250 after0 next year, itt, but until we cry uncle, may be three or four years down the road. vonnie: we crossed 30,000 on the dow, we have backed off of that. when do we see 4000 in the s&p? can see a 10%k we to 20% gain with reopening next year, and the buildup of liquidity. the cutting of costs -- corporate profits -- normally s&p scales down. i think we may well beat estimates for 2021. after that, we can look at more modest gains. maybe something like 7% per year, dividends returns plus capital gains, which is a little less than historical, but over the next six to 12 months, we could see continued double-digit gains. amanda: there was a period not long ago, 6, 9 months ago when d about what a biden candidate could mean, other candidates in the race. his most controversial choice is neera tanden, hardly fringe. mored there be thought on tech, finan

so, we have three river gages that are at major flooding, even moderate to minor flooding at some ofse localized rivers throughout the new england coastline. and remember, that snow that moved across central new york into vermont, pennsylvania, as well as new hampshire? well, now, with all this rain on top of it, it created scenes like this. let me take you to dryden, new york, because you can see just how much river runoff is occurring, throughout this area, as the rain contributes to the melting of the snow. it is allowing for those rivers to burst over their banks, and creating this minor to moderate flooding that's ongoing, especially across upstate new york as we speak. now, the backside of this system has transitioned the rain to snow. quite a hefty lake-effect snow band. it is the cold weather, the arctic blast, that is settling in. it's really waking people up here across the eastern seaboard. the day after christmas familiar as boxing day. people won't be heading to the stores because, well, it's just too darn cold out there. check this out. what it will feel like on your sk

in fact, we have three river gages, according to national weather service, that are at major-flood stagedozen at moderate-flood stage. you can see how significant the water rushing across the region you can imagine as rivers overflow their banks, that spreads in all directions, impacting homes and businesses as well. now, the rain that moved through the region, now just exiting from maine into the eastern sections of nova scotia. lots of cold air, behind it. we are going to kick in the lake-effect snow machine off of lakes erie and ontario. 1 to 2 feet of snow, in some of those favored locations. the arctic blast continues. this is significant people, because this is the day after christmas. we refer to this as boxing day. people returning gifts. i don't want to go outside in that. look what it feels like in the nation's capital. 12 degrees, that's the windchill. central florida, where we have freeze warnings and hard-freeze advisories in effect for this region, impacting the citrus community but also the iguana community. incredible. these are cold-blooded animals and when temperatures

for nearly 40 years, robert opened up his winter haven, florida gage studio for thursday "jam nights.♪ he collected numerous instruments, teaching himself to play. later in life, robert embraced other passions, like photography, and meals on wheels, incorporating musical performance into his deliveries. a husband and father to two, robert's family described him as outgoing and gentle. reverend wilbert robertson, a member of the sisseton-wahpeton sioux tribe, built three baptist churches in north and south dakota from the ground up, alongside his wife of 59 years. they met while serving in the air force. wilbert served during the korean and vietnam wars. he was reserved, generous and caring, his daughter said; a man of character who people turned to for advice. wilbert was 86 years old. melinda roellig's parents always knew their daughter had a future in music. by three years old, she could already sing on key. she excelled at the trumpet in her high school and college marching bands, and earned a master's degree in music education. melinda spent more than a decade teaching art and cho

going from a healthy and while the warriors are hoping to gain momentum from there when the niners gage nothing really by beating the cardinals other than throwing a wrench into arizona's road to the playoffs. even though the niners are out of the playoffs third-string quarterback cj beathard is proud of the way they played. >>that means more than i can really put into words just. you know everything that i've been through the last been a year anniversary of my brother passed it just was saying is that. yeah, you can't really put it into words other than the fact that this is you can't write a any different you know i couldn't. i could and think this to go the way it did. >>the raiders blew their chance of getting to the playoffs by blowing it big time against the dolphins, the silver black squandered their lead twice in the last 4 minutes and if you're a monday morning quarterback coach gruden knows what you're thinking. but he says don't blame me. >>19 seconds left on year-old 25 yard line with no timeouts of call plays long time. the probability of getting that done is is remote. the

further escalation in their trade dispute and the potential blow to australia's economy as nicola gageports from sydney. a strike here is one of the world's largest producers and exporters of coal used in both steel making and to generate power one of its major markets is china but months of imported lives have left millions of tones of a strain called stranded off china caused an industry in turmoil jonathan a political reasons not economic crisis because economically it's itself china has clearly a political stance that they the parties back in. beijing faming lee confirmed a trolley was being targeted in a state backed global times newspaper saying power plants have been granted approval to import coal without clearance restrictions from anyone except to strongly of those countries that are available and also are willing to export cochin-china i introduce irrational collyer are we seeing quite a large within this for those countries to actually expand their market in china. if no doubt further inflame tensions with beijing which is shutting morris trading industries out of china in

starting to see the economy, i don't want to use the word recover because this has been so hard to gageof dips and booms and recoveries and whatnot. but stabilizing and is that when we will be putting the pandemic in the rearview mirror? >> i think that would be the earliest time you could hope for that. i mean, we are starting to see a vaccine rollout. and also, this bill has more provisions for the rollout of vaccines and paying for that. i think by march, in certain states, you are going to see weather warming up. so, yeah, that's the very first date that you might start to see an uptick. i think, by late spring and early summer is when you might really be starting to see things looking a little bit brighter. >> our friend christine romans has drummed it in my head that one of the things we learned after 2008 and 2009 is that you really need to go big. if everything falls apart, the best way to get the economy back on track is to go huge with stimulus and relief. and a lot of people have regrets. if there is a regret over 2009, it's that they didn't go even bigger with the recovery.

think that this is a really powerful tool and this may go -- be a question for your colleague rachel gage, but then how do we push this out so that more people know about it and can avail themselves of this really important information? and made accessible by this fantastic third-party tool. >> thank you, commissioner, all excellent questions. in regard to the first question, how frequently is this updated or, i guess, kind of a two-part question how frequently it is updated and how timely is the data. but for a lot of campaign finance reporting regulations the data is -- it depends on what type of -- what type of committee it is that you're interested in looking at and how long it's been since the past -- or the most recent filing design. but all of that to suffice to say that during the 90 days before an election we are updating all of the data that is available to the commission is updated nightly. so the members of the public can be assured that the data that they're seeing is most recent as of the latest midnight the night before. >> commissioner chiu: and then would that be visible

been gauged in loading or unloading into or from a commercial vehicle on city property, workersen gaged in security guard services under city contracts or at facilities or on property owned or leased by the city, and motor bus service contracts. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on item 18 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: being on. without objection, the resolution is adopted. let's go to 19. >> clerk: item 19 is a resolution approving amendment number 1 to the agreement between hyde street community services and the department of public health for behavioral health services, to increase the agreement by $17.5 million for an amount not to exceed $217 million, and to extend the term by 5.5 years, from january 1, 2021, for a total lament term of july 1, 2018 through june 30, 2016. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on item 19 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. without objection, resolution is adopts. madam clerk, since it's 3:08, why don't we go to our first s

been gauged in loading or unloading into or from a commercial vehicle on city property, workersen gaged in security guard services under city contracts or at facilities or on property owned or leased by the city, and motor bus service contracts. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on item 18 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: being on. without objection, the resolution is adopted. let's go to 19. >> clerk: item 19 is a resolution approving amendment number 1 to the agreement between hyde street community services and the department of public health for behavioral health services, to increase the agreement by $17.5 million for an amount not to exceed $217 million, and to extend the term by 5.5 years, from january 1, 2021, for a total lament term of july 1, 2018 through june 30, 2016. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on item 19 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. without objection, resolution is adopts. madam clerk, since it's 3:08, why don't we go to our first s

been gauged in loading or unloading into or from a commercial vehicle on city property, workersen gaged in security guard services under city contracts or at facilities or on property owned or leased by the city, and motor bus service contracts. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on item 18 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: being on. without objection, the resolution is adopted. let's go to 19. >> clerk: item 19 is a resolution approving amendment number 1 to the agreement between hyde street community services and the department of public health for behavioral health services, to increase the agreement by $17.5 million for an amount not to exceed $217 million, and to extend the term by 5.5 years, from january 1, 2021, for a total lament term of july 1, 2018 through june 30, 2016. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on item 19 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. without objection, resolution is adopts. madam clerk, since it's 3:08, why don't we go to our first s

and this gives a little bit of overview in 2020, the portal launch and eligibility and gaging vested households. it has been interesting on that and we're going to continue that in the coming year and hopefully return to some community events in person, that is certainly our hope. we're going to continue with the home buyer out reach, trying to understand what their goals are and help them formulate some goals and give updates. i don't even want to know about buying a home. and then using what we have to not inundate them with information they're not interested in. those are big goals. this is about creating documents to help understand the process and individually reaching out to them about the program and the education. we continue to work with folks for the repayment. we are communicating with legacy. we have 31 persons filed in claims so far. that really is related to their personal choices and we are not out there soliciting people. we're responding if people are interested and helping them understand what that means to them and what their options are. visitor engagement, the re

gage to propose that. i'm going to propose that we take the amendments as made and seconded and that would continue this it a special meeting of the board next week. >> president yee: there's a motion made. is there a second? >> supervisor fewer: second. >> supervisor peskin: haney seconded that. he wanted to have another board meeting. supervisor fewer. i suggest that you withdraw your second and let mr. haney second. >> supervisor haney: i want to understand the process here. i made a motion and supervisor mandelman seconded it. there was another motion? >> president yee: there was a motion to amend. >> supervisor peskin: there was a motion to continue the item as amended to a special meeting a week from today. >> president yee: we will have -- the first vote will be for the amendments. >> supervisor haney: my concern in maybe you can clarify this president yee and with the clerk, would you be setting a meeting for next week? you're offering, i appreciate the support for a meeting, supervisor peskin. we

gage to propose that. i'm going to propose that we take the amendments as made and seconded and that would continue this it a special meeting of the board next week. >> president yee: there's a motion made. is there a second? >> supervisor fewer: second. >> supervisor peskin: haney seconded that. he wanted to have another board meeting. supervisor fewer. i suggest that you withdraw your second and let mr. haney second. >> supervisor haney: i want to understand the process here. i made a motion and supervisor mandelman seconded it. there was another motion? >> president yee: there was a motion to amend. >> supervisor peskin: there was a motion to continue the item as amended to a special meeting a week from today. >> president yee: we will have -- the first vote will be for the amendments. >> supervisor haney: my concern in maybe you can clarify this president yee and with the clerk, would you be setting a meeting for next week? you're offering, i appreciate the support for a meeting, supervisor peskin. we