>> he is the gandhi of sweat. >> he is more efficient because gandhi spent years fighting the britishet that finger thing? >> you had to buy them on ebay for $1,000. >> what does it tell you? >> the oxygen in your blood. my mom made me get one during covid. >> this reminds me when pri prince william was going over the coronation. you don't have to wear that to work. it is secondhand embarrassment. >> deeply humiliating. >> gregory didn't eat for a y year. muslims, ramadan, hunger strikes, because they care about something. there was the monk in vietnam who set himself on fire because the commitments of the beliefs were so powerful and strong. >> i will let you know why i am a hero. i may be 20 minutes a week. >> i was trying to get to my holy. i don't want to play anymore. >> this is very disturbing. in a video, you see a judge texting and scrolling on her phone during a murder trial. while people are giving testimony. >> what does it say? justice is supposed to be blind. >> and justice is blind. you don't need your eyes to h hear. >> we don't know what the research history was. you d

commissioner gandhi, aye. commissioner driscoll, aye. president safai, aye. commissioner heldfond, aye. commissioner o'connor, aye. commissioner thomas, aye. thank you, 7 ayes. motion passes. >> great. congratulate commissioner thomas as the new vice president. please call item number 9. >> item 9, action item. establish schedule for fiscal year 2024 retirement board meetings. >> so, as a reminder last september i believe the board decided to the regularly scheduled meeting through this meeting today to the third thursday of every month starting at 11. our board policy generally says that the meetings will be held on the second wednesday at 1, so we t up few options for the board to consider with a goal to have quorum to continue with our business, so we can move back to the general principle of what is in the board policy, again which is second wednesday at 1 p.m. but i suggest if we continue with that option to keep the july meeting on the third thursday because we already have a meeting scheduled at that time. if folks need a little more time to adjust we

commissioner gandhi, aye. commissioner driscoll, aye. president safai, aye. commissioner heldfond, aye. commissioner o'connor, aye. commissioner thomas, aye. thank you, 7 ayes. motion passes. >> great. congratulate commissioner thomas as the new vice president. please call item number 9. >> item 9, action item. establish schedule for fiscal year 2024 retirement board meetings. >> so, as a reminder last september i believe the board decided to the regularly scheduled meeting through this meeting today to the third thursday of every month starting at 11. our board policy generally says that the meetings will be held on the second wednesday at 1, so we t up few options for the board to consider with a goal to have quorum to continue with our business, so we can move back to the general principle of what is in the board policy, again which is second wednesday at 1 p.m. but i suggest if we continue with that option to keep the july meeting on the third thursday because we already have a meeting scheduled at that time. if folks need a little more time to adjust we

the ashura incident, from the prophet and imam hussein to imam khomeini and even great people like gandhi. is there anyone who can help me? hazrat qasim had a mourning ceremony that i wanted to talk about imam hossein asks you sports, what are people's opinions, dreams, through everything, terman, the mourners of one of the different schools came from the 8th grade, the 8th grade, they came spontaneously in the form of student delegations, they knew that a group with the name of tehran had come, but the students of qasim ali, a teenager, who remembered the bravery of hazrat qasim, put a headband on his forehead and to continue his path , etc. the 6th of muharram is held by ahlah man asal mourning ceremony. this happened last year there was a very good program of mourning ceremonies in the hands of the students. manuscripts condemning the insulting of the holy quran were also seen. this mourning ceremony was held in the shrine of hazrat abdulazim hosni with the presence of students . let's go straight, hazrat qasim , let's not leave behind imam hossein, how can we be behind the leader of t

in march 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people. on the day of the sea bass, at the best about a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm gonna start in northern india seeing base as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms. the both the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke

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of preventing response to an infectious threat and rospotrebnadzol supervision, and handed over to gandhiobile laboratory for testing for the most dangerous infections. i suggest you watch these footage. today, within the framework of this interaction, and our excellent laboratories will leave for the republic of ganda. which laboratories operate in many countries of the world and allow you to very quickly conduct research and identify a variety of pathogens, including the most dangerous and pathogenic plagues and fevers on the floor and fevers and other dangerous infectious diseases. we thank the russian federation for their support. also. let me express my gratitude to our cooperation. we look at our joint plans and directions and capacity building and hope that our joint capacity will only grow and develop. a very rich and tight agenda, the first sessions of the form have already been completed, including the main nuclear session of russia in africa , which was held with the support of the state corporation rosatom, within which the parties were able to discuss current projects and pro

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monica gandhi, an infectious disease specialist. have not seen you in a while. >> since covid has been out of the news. >> that does not mean it is out of our area. let's talk about the numbers. how much are they rising? >> the best way to track covid is wastewater. why is that? people are not testing as much as they used to, they are not reporting it, we do not have a centralized health care system. you just throw your home test away. and hospitalizations recorded well, even though sometimes we are swapping and -- swabbing. wastewater is good. no matter what, we are having waste, and covid will come out in the waste. and other viruses. it is a good way to say if we are having rising levels. it depends on the area, we can see wastewater as rising covid cases. >> what i find frustrating is that we continue to hear, covid is over, or when the pandemic was around. do you think people are getting too relaxed when it comes to being on alert for covid? >> i think this is the way to put it. pandemic phase, versus the endemic face. i wrote

one of einstein, the other of mahatma gandhi, and the third of a japanese woodblock print of a lady.: the shin-hanga sculley talks about is likely a work titled "morning hair." sculley says the production process for the computers reflected that used in shin-hanga. japanese woodblock prints were produced by separate people -- artists, carvers and printers. but shin-hanga artists conveyed their plan directly to the carver and printer. the aim is to keep the results as close to the original idea as possible. the number of layers increased as artists pushed the boundaries. in some cases, more than 30. this kind of self-expression resonated deeply with jobs. >> i do remember distinctly that he was very excited when he came back and we met in new york at the end of march, talking about the shin-hanga. because he said, i really was so excited on this trip because i thought that the woodblocks were made by different people and it was a collective process. and then i was introduced to the shin-hanga where it was the individual expression of a person from artist to carver to printer. and he s

and how mahatma gandhi, probably the most famous proponent of civil disobedience, let the indian independence movement and consist, marched nearly 400 kilometers to the sea with his followers to symbolically harvest . seated with henry david thoreau, the american writer who refused to pay taxes. rosa parks is another icon of civil resistance. she for defiance had a great impact. after it was an important victory and the beginning of the us days civil rights move. the charismatic speaker defended rosa parks, refusal and promoted civil disobedience as a means of combating segregation in the southern states. the civil rights movement achieved its goals with the abolition of racial segregation and the right to vote for the south black population. the a different time. some might say, but are these precisely the role models of the more recent protest movements, whether it's the anti nuclear movement or occupy wall street, it's all about non violent protests. but how does traffic obstruction fit into the picture? across from vocab your hands which the road blockades are part of the standard toolbox

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commissioner gandhi, present. commissioner heldfond, present. commissioner o'connor, present. commissioner safai is running late and commissioner thomas, running late. we have a quorum. >> before we go any further, i like to officially welcome our fellow commissioner mr. co

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the like the what can civil disobedience really accomplish and how mahatma gandhi, probably the most famous proponent of civil disobedience let the indian independence movement and consistently remains non violent. in 1930, the austere, passive effects is supposed to be on going on the practice of civil disobedience as slavery. and the us war against mexico kind of give really kind of a full sentence that way. it's a violation of the law, but a violation justified by moral principles. it seems so not done for one's own benefit or self enrichment, but precisely on the basis of principles that have to do with democracy. the rule of law and justice of this type directed cub. so 2 and a half. busy rosa parks is another icon of civil resistance. she was arrested when she, a black woman, refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white person. for defiance had a great impact. after a year long bus drives by the african american population, the law of racial segregation in buses and schools was found to be unconstitutional and repealed in the state of alabama. it was an important victory i

a like the what can civil disobedience really accomplish and how mahatma gandhi, probably the most famous proponent of civil disobedience let the indian independence movement and consistently remains non violent. in 1930, the austere passive as to marched nearly 400 kilometers to the sea, with his followers to symbolically harvest, sold thousands of indians followed in his butts steps and thereby violated the british soldier monopoly. the spectacular non violent uprising is seen as the beginning of the end of british colonial rule in texas, the city. i'm glad that the practice of civil disobedience has been around for a long time, even though the term isn't that old. it's often associated with henry david thoreau, with the american writer who refused to pay taxes and protesting and slavery in the us. war against mexico have given me kind of a full sentence that way. it's a violation of the law, but a violation justified by moral principles. so not done for one's own benefit or self enrichment, but precisely on the basis of principles that have to do with democracy. the rule of law and jus

st yeah, but he's more efficient than gandhi because gandhi spent years fighting the british empire. only needed was one afternoon of mild dehydration. >> yes, exactly. how did he get. how did he get that little finger thing? becaus did he i'd like to wear f those just all the time. >> just to know how i'm to pull socks. you had to buy theou tm on, lik, ebay for $1,000 during covid? yeah and you did?>> >> what does it tell you? the like your the oxygen, your does it tell you you're going to be okay? >> my mom made me get one during covid. my mom made how. >> i don't like that because then i can't use that finger for things i like, but like an angel probe. yes. yes. oh, disgusting. >> any thoughts? this reminds me of in britain when prince william was like he was just going over o rehearsal for the coronation and all the guards were just dropping because it was six degrees. cut their hats, all the big, very hats. you don't have u don' to wear that to work. and this is second hand embarrassment is what i have read. woah t , deeply humiliating.. >> what do you think, titus did? >> grego

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in march 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people. on the day of the sea bass at t festivals. a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm the start, the northern india seeing these as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous star massacre wind down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. t

arrest and brutal violence. repression cause active resistance in march. 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people on the day of the sea bass. at t festivals, a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm gonna start the northern india seeing these as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians

and i always think of mahatma gandhi saying, "this planet can provide for human need, but not for human greed." and that is so right. and maybe the hardest of all, but what i really, really, really would love to change without causing any pain or suffering, reduce the number of people on the planet, because there's too many of us. it's a planet of finite resources and we are using them up. and that's going to mean so much suffering in the future. (soft piano music) (waves crashing) (birds chirping) - [ben] the island we're on is shikinejima, it's one of the tokyo islands, just a couple hours south of tokyo. it's a wonderful island. we got a very tight-knit community of locals. and so with a lot of them doing fishing, they have a real connection to the sea. for us, this provides the great location with which to carry our research, investigating what the oceans will look like in the coming century. - [kazuo] jason hall spencer, who is professor at plymouth university uk, first found that spot for such co2 bubbling from the sea bed is quite useful for studying ocean acidification - [jason]

social movements and we often are to a white washed version of whether it's martin luther king or gandhi, or the women's rights movements. huge parts of those movements took direct action that really did stop daily life going on for people are politicians. and so we're going to need movement set, take a variety of different actions. and the fact that we're in a day and age where we think striking workers are moving their labor as being extreme. well, who said we have a right over there, labor, right? if we're not creating a conditions that are fair for them to work and why should they not down their tools? and so i've been really inspired to see the union leaders that have been on our television articulating the fears and hopes of ordinary working people. in 2022, the case of men cruelty and legislation to combat e as disruptive person now in the public or the bill coming for economy wants to introduce even hoster will. we will also increase a maximum penalty to disrupt and remote away criminalized interference with she infrastructure such as roast railway and our repressed gifts to plea

she wants to be mlk, gandhi or gutfeld. finally, let's not blame violence on jokes.f someone stuffs brian kilmeade in a locker, that is on them. welcome tonight's guests. if you can say her name three times fast, you are fit to drive. kayleigh mcenany. he's seen more bad pitches than a catcher for the mets, shark tank co-star kevin o'leary. new yorkers have remorse for not betting on this horse, former new york city congressman lee zeldin. and inspiration for raccoons eating out of your trash can, fox news contributor kat timpf. welcome to the show, you look as kevin o'leary as ever. you always look the same, very persuasive, you never change. you are just oozing money like gold bouillon flows from your armpits. >> i feel even better with that. >> greg: say i want to make a pitch to you. why not a league for trans athletes? i don't know, pick a sport you like. >> pickleball. >> greg: do you think men are better at pickleball than women? >> you have a great idea for a solution here. start with leagues, say you started as a man or woman, two leagues we basically said h

i came prepared, like gandhi said, rain i prepared, like gandhi said, rain jacket, — prepared, like gandhilly| nice, it was raining when we first came and we took cover on the stage but now it's sunny and there are loads of clear blue sky in the background so this is perfect festival weather!— background so this is perfect festival weather! background so this is perfect festivalweather! . , . festival weather! looks really nice, thank ou festival weather! looks really nice, thank you so _ festival weather! looks really nice, thank you so much. _ festival weather! looks really nice, thank you so much. thousands i festival weather! looks really nice, thank you so much. thousands of. thank you so much. thousands of lgbtq+ people will march through liverpool this weekend as the city hosts a joint pride festival with ukraine. the arch in kyiv cannot be held because of the russian invasion so merseyside will hold the event on its behalf as we can now report. liverpool became a first place in many years to me that felt like home. it was welcoming and kind of easyin home. it was welcoming and kind

monica gandhi, is publishing her post pandemic playbook, which is to plan for the next pandemic and offersy for public health to regain trust. she said the book highlights the medical advances made in response to covid, but she says there are lessons to be learned that may have caused harm in the name of public safety. >> in this case i would say the school closures and medical closures, closing off other medical care, and not letting people visit loved ones in the hospital was harmful intervention. >> the book goes on sale on tuesday and you can preorder it now on amazon. >>> the giants are off today but they are probably still riding high from last night's dominating pitching performance versus seattle. the starter, alex cobb, in complete control striking out seven batters over six innings. the bullpen came in and finished it out, closing out seattle. tomorrow they host the rockies in their last series before the all-star break. >>> what we are following for you today, including help for people dealing with alzheimer's. the first drug approved by the fda and the help it's supposed to pro

monica gandhi told us vaccinations will be yearly come the fall and not as necessary for the general public. >> who benefited the most from boosters this last time around? people who were older, over 65, on immunosuppressant, and for sure we are going to be pushing any booster populations starting in the fall to get ready like you said for winter. >> our overall rates of death are back to how they were in 2019. a department of health spokesperson says although the latest data shows an uptick, rates remain lower than years prior. now let's get a preview of the weather. shayla: good morning. taking a live look at the bay bridge. cloud cover in the distance. starting off cool and cloudy. warmer and sunnier conditions moving in this afternoon. the full forecast and one a cooldown is on the way, later on. >> also ahead, too many rabbits, not enough space? how animal control says you can help as they are overwhelmed with rabbits. not your average avocado. the fruit created by scientists in california expected to hit the market soon. are the tradeoffs of treating worth it? ubrelvy is anothe

largest english colony, millions of people, carried away by the ideas of non-violent protest of mahatma gandhilared a boycott of english goods. london was forced to recognize the autonomy of the british dominions. the great depression, which spread to europe from across the ocean, led to the collapse of the pound sterling, the closure of many large enterprises and an increase in unemployment. in principle , throughout the entire interwar period of the british empire, this was slowly destroyed, despite the fact that this country is a winner a country that, in fact, at the treaty of versailles, together with france, dictated its conditions to europe, but in fact it turned out that great britain began to lose everything, and now it turned out to be the deepest. it was precisely in such a crisis, that is, everything seemed to be fine , but the ruling circles of great britain , by and large, did not want to come to terms with the fact that great britain was losing its positions and all that remained was to maintain the appearance that they were a great empire. in fact, the empire is rotten to the p

during the pandemic the infectious disease expert, monica gandhi, she led the charge during the pandemic now she has a book that presents a plan to prepare for the next pandemic and offers ways for public health to regain trust. she says the book highlights the medical advances made in response to covid, including new vaccination techniques. she also says there are lessons to be learned that may have caused harm in the name of public safety. >> in this case i would say the school closures and medical closures, closing off other medical care, those two -- and also not letting people visit their loved ones in the hospital, and i think that was harmful intervention. >> "endemic" goes on sale next tuesday, and you can preorder it on amazon. >>> the top stories we are following, were illegal fireworks to blame for a family losing their home after it burned on the fourth of july. and it was not the only one. >>> ten years ago today a passenger jet crashed at sfo. this morning we will look back and focus on three lessons that can make your n >> right now at 6:30, a new fire in the east bay thre

she wants to be the next mlk or gandhi or gutfeld. but don't fall for it. she's just throwing girls under the bus for enhanced status. and, finally, most important of all, let's not blame violence on jokes. if someone stuffs kilmeade in a locker, that's on them. >> period! >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. if you can say her name three times fast, you're if it to drive, outnumbered cohost kayleigh mcenany, kayleigh mcenany, kayleigh mcenany. he's seen more bad pitches than a catcher for the mets, shark tank star kevin o'leary! [cheers and applause]. >> greg: new yorkers have remorse for not betting on this horse. former new york congressman lee zeldin [cheers and applause]. >> greg: and she was the inspiration for raccoons eating out of your trash can, fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: kevin, welcome to the show. >> kevin: thank you. >> greg: you look as o'leary as ever. you always look the same, very -- >> kevin: that's what i like about me. >> greg: very persuasive. you never change. you're just like, i feel like you're

our time have served in order to lead pretty think about the greatest leaders of our time, king, gandhiy are servants first. and through serving you lead. and what i found is the truth is you get 1000 times more out of that service then you put into an effort. you get a thousand more times out of it. and you just listen to the story goes on. he was part of the first all black rowing team that competed and nationally all over the country. and change minds and perspectives about that sport. this is a kid from inner-city west chicago. but the thing is, the person that helped him get there, it served him and let him. and now he is turning around serving and leading in other communities to do the same thing for other kids it came from tham where he came from. he is just a normal guy for the guy that introduced into rowing was a normal guy. again it's not going to be government or fancy people. it is just normal folks getting out of their comfort zone. seeing areas of need insync i can help. if we can create an army of this people across this country, we literally could fix the proverbial it

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monica gandhi. she has a book about pandemic and drew, she has notes.of things wrong and is looking forward to the next pandemic we can learn from. drew: don't say looking forward. reggie: it's going to happen. drew: man. reggie: it's just a matter of when. drew: please not in my lifetime, not again. outside this morning, exploratorium. sunshine, temperatures above average by a few degrees across the board. the warmest spots getting into the 80's and 90's later today. look at the planner. limited fog with overcast cut -- overcast skies. sunshine faster already in the next couple of hours. 90's in land. low 80's on the bay shoreline. the coast stays relatively cool, upper 50's to lower 60's. little change in the temperatures. staying above average through thursday and then temperatures take off quickly as excessive heat moves in thanks to a big dome of high pressure acting like a heat pump on friday. it will intensify into the weekend. it is a huge portion of california under excessive heat warnings or watches. that includes a big portion of the bay area

kent also did take them from all of our reports the name of let's say president gandhi. we assumed the telnet knew who president gandhi was, why do it describe all of our reports for that? they also want us to take down the name of a city in the united states which i think the taliban can look at a map. it was a bizarre request and they never did give us any information as to why they want us to pull down all of our reports which have been public many for 12 years. >> is hard to understand why they would want to censor information. you are right afghanistan can look at the map or talk to friends in china they flew a spy balloon across our country sure they pretty much a pictures of everything. thank you. mr. storch on august 1722 and 1 u.s. air strike killed 10 civilians including seven children. since the strike was supposed to target and isis terrorist, mark millet called it a righteous strike. a few weeks later however u.s. central command admitted they hit the wrong toyota corolla. my question is as inspector general of the department of defense do you see this kind

gandhi. she's releasing the book "endemic."vances made in response to covid. she says there are lessons to be learned from the way certain things were handled. >> in this case, i would call that the school closures and the medical closures, closing off other medical care. those two and not let people visit loved ones in the hospital. those were harmful interventions. >> it goes on sale next tuesday. you can pre-order on amazon. >>> we are in a temperature dip. it won't be long before the heat returns. kari hall has her seven day forecast. >> as we look at our temperatures, extending into the weekend, it's still going to be cooler than what we see for this time of year. our inland valleys will reach into the upper 70s and low 80s. starting with clouds and clearing out for the late morning to afternoon hours. next week, it will warm up on monday. we are heading for 85 degrees. 90 on wednesday and 94 on wednesday. it will heat up next week. we are keeping the cool weather in san francisco with highs in the low to mid 60s. a lot of

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