earthquake safety geo bond program. all right. thank you so for all those present fellow council members, so as liaison for the embarcadero, safety and earthquake mark bond measure, i actually i want to thank the port of san francisco for hosting me to a visit to their office and give me a nice tour of the living seawall testing. so it was a great go out outside and see the embarcadero has been a little while, as we see in the reports. you know, this is a long term, you know, goal project. but also with the port is doing is they're they have 11 targeted projects that are in the design vein excuse me, design phase. and they're planning for the next excuse me and the port district and to have these projects from this list out to bid. well what they can get done out to bid in 2024, third quarter of 2024. the appropriations of the 49,000,675 will be expended by the end of this year. the total bond value is 425 million. the pier will, you know, our future is really based on the resiliency of this pier for future development and the fut

- _ days later that their phones were geo— located in gaza. 0n the october the 7th _ geo— located inated in gaza. 0n the october the 7th at 11 a:m., the four of them — the 7th at 11 a:m., the four of them. roee was murdered. he was not killed by— them. roee was murdered. he was not killed by some mystery. he was murdered — killed by some mystery. he was murdered by hamas terrorists. and the four— murdered by hamas terrorists. and the four of— murdered by hamas terrorists. and the four of them were again violently— the four of them were again violently taken from their homes in their pyjamas from their beds by hamas— their pyjamas from their beds by hamas and we don't know in what condition — hamas and we don't know in what condition. we don't know if they are alive or— condition. we don't know if they are alive or not — condition. we don't know if they are alive or not. we don't know if they are getting — alive or not. we don't know if they are getting any medicine. my uncle needs— are getting any medicine. my uncle needs to _ are getting any medicine. my uncle needs to take medicine

you know, as i pull in case we have further geo political termite in this industry. just as long as you put a ticket on dose that 3rd also comes although brussels can count on 3 european manufacturers of micro chips, including one major champion in the industry. the a s m l is a dutch firm. few people have heard of but it's this company that makes photo lithography machines incredibly advanced and precise machines that are capable of engraving even the smallest object. without a s m l, we wouldn't have semiconductors for our mobile phones. the what we are doing. we make a big slide project, we are providing a machine that actually takes the design of a complete the chip. and it translates that's designed onto a carrier carrier, is the micro chip that when you open your phone, you'll see all these little chip sitting there. you know, that's what we do. it's expensive, but it's like a slight project. just one of these machines costs at least $150000000.00, only ts mc intel and samsung can afford them is a very profitable industry case. i've seen, they have announced th

i was fair and uh, geo political challenge have taken really center stage. i find all the policy makers and the defense political leaders are concerned. they are really preparing for some halter unusual security for china as i have the secondly to protect china from geo political uh, volunteer to, to say the least least as read that sense. i mean, it's really not surprising that about the only chinese piece of this is in the household. i'm making that adjustment. so we should, um, uh, following businesses in china as well. so given the welfare driven nature and uh, preparation for possible uh military. all the types of conflicts with uh, developed countries um the business environment are in china has turned to be uh, more and more friendly to the following businesses. uh so in other words, domestically in china, you know, government officials trust 1st and foremost the state owned enterprises because of the state. all the enterprises are controlled by the potty and other government branch. and then uh, you know, when they have to choose between domestic pri

awaited summit between presidents abiding and she, it knows that it will be taking place against a geo political backdrop that has shifted significantly since the last time the 2 men met the u. s. is now dealing with 2 wars, not just one. and it has every interest in preventing its most adversarial relationship from getting any more hostile. this includes tackling hold overs from past diplomatic disputes by say, presuming military to military dialogue that was suspended after a visit from then us house speaker nancy pelosi to taiwan, angered china. another low point in relations for us. take down of a chinese bible luna earlier this year, following months of diplomatic fire fighting. analysts say the current climate has made it even more important for the us to minimize the chances of mishaps leading to more attention saved and paying will undoubtedly want to talk about taiwan. president biden remains firmly committed to defending taiwan and he wants to strengthen deterrence to make sure that system ping doesn't miscalculate and that he understands if he tries to use force against taiw

and she told us what the and geo plan to do during this 4 days these fire and we are or did anything with a would be him any day in organizations. and what we are going to do and focus on is related to a few minutes to the interventions when we are going to distribute hygiene packets focused on providing editing can services for that. if you choose and shelters, and especially in the fall and continue distributing with because up nice for for the hospital. and of course continue with them with what can be called hygiene packets, distribution that are very, very much needed. and this that has been said, it's not, it's not only that that is needed. people that are waiting today in the morning we old, we're waiting for the bar. but unfortunately, when it did not happen, i can tell you how much was the effect on people on my couldn't eat swinson screening us sending us messages that they, they really wished for, for at least one night of proper sleeping. it was, he bought a tv country director for the and geo care based in ramallah, speaking to us earlier today. well here in germany, fin

s. navy service member, a geo political analyst, and one of the hosts of the geo politics. and here in moscow we have read blankenship. he is a journalist, i call them this for r t, as well as a regular contributor to cvt and, and global times, or across soc roles and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate nichol. i let me go to you 1st. um, you know, the, i'm sure you came across these 2 of these articles in time and the economist um, you know, very mainstream. and particularly the economists say it's very much establishment. and it is painting a very gloomy picture about ukraine's flight during this conflict with russia. or i should say, nato is conflict with russia. where is this all going? i mean, is this signaling something? go ahead. i think it is. once you get something published in one of those, it's a matter of fact there's something along the same lines in foreign affairs, a short piece of this week as well. it's very much a matter of the establishment signaling that it wants to cut you loose. well, i mean, i'll, but you know,

do we have a geo-strategic view, or is it a question of military geography?have a geolithic, which means a political geography space we are talking about geocaching, what is happening now is a civilizational war, a culture war, this is bothering the europeans and americans a lot, and the world is demanding justice , maybe 12,000 people have died here, 20,000 people have died , but the point is this. a world is waking up. sardar salami's statement that the nation of resistance is the nation of endurance is a very important point. let us know that human nature is pure. these images will definitely affect the minds, souls and hearts of these people and they will definitely face a change. we hear the words of mr. al-aldawi, the member hamas movement towards let's see and hear and then we will be with you again in the special continuation of the program. demonstrations and reconciliation of the people are going on everywhere in islamic iran. mr. al-aldawi's talks are going on in the revolution square of the capital.

and geo-political region at the top of the attention areas, see one of the topics and cases what i brought up today was the issue of trans cooperation. well, tajikistan and central asian countries are generally landlocked countries from the point of view of the division of countries from a geographical point of view. therefore , there is a lot of communication with the outside world to reach a free voice in these countries, and iran's path is the safest and shortest path to actually meet this need of central asian countries. both tajikistan and other central asian countries are on the path of the north-south strategic corridor, and we saw that last week at the meeting of the transport ministers of the ecco countries in uzbekistan, an important document was presented regarding the connection of china to europe from central asia and iran. it was signed and naturally, tajikistan plays an important role in this corridor connecting china to iran and europe, and naturally, this trip and the documents that have been presented are the emphasis that the honorable president has on creating customs f

the world geo politics has been defined by where the oil reserves are for the last 5 decades. i think where the chips come from is more important for the next 5 decades. from taiwan to the far reaches of america. all of the world super powers want micro chips the to make semiconductors. you need cutting edge technology about the process begins with one of the most abundant elements in the earth's crust. silicon extracted as quartz, this is 1st melted in a furnace at 1400 degrees celsius. before being cooled in silos, the silicon has been caught into all trucks and wafers. and on to the east, the electronic circuits that form the micro processors are asked. the wafers are found in all electronic devices. europe opted to outsource the production of these components to asia. in the 199 the, the high one decided to make them their key industry. so these, i'd say, why didn't tell you? well now we have been developing the micro process to industry, full, socio force to use the sector accounts for 13 percent of all g d, p, m 5. and this is that it's very strong in, right? not even te

we were able to geo-locate this video. this is exactly where that tunnel shaft is located. as you can see it is located not far from where people are shel sheltering, but it is some distance away from where they found ammunition. terr near a booby-trapped car. hamas-run government media office in a new statement says the health ministry has repeatedly asked for, quote, teams to visit and inspect all hospitals to refute the false incitement narrative. they say there aren't tunnels under there, but the idf claim this will be one of what is proven to be a sprawling command center for hamas. they've been in there for 48 hours, hunting for tunnels. doctors are saying they've had to amputation limbing because of infection. >>> and leaflets are being dropped, across southern gaza. those leaflets a few weeks ago were dropped in the early days. and in northern gaza. the south is where people had been told to go. they were told to go there in order to be safe. tonight we have exclusive new reporting on just how dangerous that journey is. we have this story of a man, along with his fa

and today we're seeing the geo political consequences of that demographic shift. the economic access of the world, move towards asia. that's it for tennessee rates are also slowly declining china, one of the biggest contributors to global economic and demographic growth in the last few decades. so it's population decrease in 2022 for the 1st time in 60 years . india is going to keep growing and already suppose china in 2023 bus and a few decades as population will also start decreasing as well. the african population represented 7 percent of the world in the early 19 hundreds. by the end of this century it will more likely be 37 percent. so africa is the future. whether or not people see is shifting the geo political power dynamics, like we have seen with the asian giants is yet to be seen. but lydia has to go low from the united nations population fund is very hopeful for the future of sub saharan africa. we're almost half of the population is under 15 years old. they can provide useful. ringback because this. busy these use the innovation that ideas as they are

and today we are seeing the geo political consequences of that demographic shift. the economic access of the will move towards asia dot. the tennessee rates are also slowly declining china, one of the biggest contributors to global economic and demographic growth in the last few decades. so it's population decrease in 2022 for the 1st time in 60 years, india is going to keep growing and already suppose china in 2023 spots and a few decades as population will also start decreasing a while the african population represented 70 percent of the world in the early 19 hundreds, by the end of this century it will more likely be 37 percent. so africa is the future. whether or not we will see a shift in the geo political power dynamics like we have seen with the asian giants is get to be seen. but videos that go from the united nations population fund is very hopeful for the future of sub saharan africa. wellness top of the population is under 15 years old. they can provide opportunities for people who lives in the these use the innovation that ideas as they are more able to

, strategic and geo political reasons. the answering countries essentially, you know, surround the south china sea, which is the key chop point, that the us military strategy sees as essential for choking out china. this is what they call as the bible. as the bible involves choking off them a lot, go straight to the south china sea and they need the support of the as young countries. they would also like to create a land base along the west and a line of china as well. but all of this is to say that the us once as young countries to align with it. but as you point out the, as you and countries have their own agenda, you know, they are, they have many divergent priorities. but the key priority for that is to develop and in order to develop a china as a neighbor, your neighbor is not going away. they need to have good relations with them. and so if you look at the, as you and countries on the spectrum, you know, the countries that have most firmly in the us court would clearly be philippines. and then we can think of the mor

whether it will not be, we'll see a shift in the geo political power dynamics like we have seen with the asian giants is get to be seen. but liddy has to go low from the united nations population fund is very hopeful for the future of sub saharan africa. wellness top of the population is under 15 years old. they can provide opportunities for. ringback speaking with ms, remember that these use the innovation, the ideas, as they are more able to actually move forward in the type of data to see. but according to the un, the vice education and access to family planning is crucial for this to happen. women's, reproductive rights or human rights, and play an essential role for healthy family planning and women's participation in the workforce. some countries went off track with policies and full size citizens to accept the family planning of the state. for example, china is one child of policy resulted in agenda in balance, where there are more men than women. the interview during the 19 ninety's more than a quarter of a 1000000 put indigenous women with both of these sterilized and in ind

but um, you know, geo politics obviously has a hold on it as well. um, you know, if there's any, any changes in, in trade tariffs um, you know, you'll start seeing either a bigger demand or less or for demand which will change the commodity price of coffee. so jonathan, coffee is often referred to as a commodity. what role does the global coffee market play in determining coffee prices and how to geo political and economic factors influence these dynamics? but yeah, i mean, uh, we're seeing that right now with um, i think china is appropriate example. people are really talking about the chinese cultivation and consumption of coffee. i mean, you know, you have a population of 1200000000, almost 1300000000 people. and i who primarily consume t who are starting to consume more coffee. and so i mean just doing math on that, i mean if one percent or 2 percent of their population started one percent more started to consume coffee, that's enough to, to really cause kind of some damage globally but, but i think they're starting to counteract that. and um, th

well, where is europe now, and thirdly, it was not us, but the americans who initiated the system of geo-economic between russia and europe, yes, they were so-so connections, but it was then that the americans began to break, that’s when they broke the stalemate, then they put the squeeze on the competition with europe , which they put the squeeze on, but the second event, well, this is john fitzgerald kennedy, of course, he didn’t eat mushrooms, so, but he drove down one of the streets in dallas at the wrong time, and this proves only one thing: that the american elite used to be able to get out of dangers for themselves, not for america. as a country , not for the american people, but for themselves, from dangerous political stalemates, dead ends, through blows , through blood, through the breakdown of the system, through a crisis, this is, by the way, natural for them, the way out of the deadlock through a crisis is the basis of the american mentality, political. hello, this fairy tale is literally and figuratively real, wonderful. love works wonders, captures, directly amazes, directly satura

yeah. leon sky here with the institute of geo physics and tektronix at the university of leeds. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. as you're watching dw news live from berlin, his reminder of our top stories, officials say staff at gods has made hospital, have dug a mass, great, very scores of bodies with refrigeration out for days. now, morgan staff said that they had no choice. the area around the complex have seen intense lighting in recent dates. this is dw new years after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day stick around. we will be right back. the intelligent life save us quickly delivering important medicines to the destination . they do not see a gas poisoning nor explosion. they also liked to clean up mackie wilkins, ken roosevelt, saved the well the robots to the rescue. and 16 minutes on d. w. the in many countries, education is still a privilege. property is one of the main causes some young children walk in mind troughs. instead of going to class others can attend classes, the minions of children, of the wills

well, we've heard from the leaders of a member states a few months ago when they met, that it is now a geo political priority for the you to push for the enlargement and a lot of it has to do with rushes war against ukraine. a lot of countries on europe's eastern flag a flank have a have feel this urgency to now once a quick more quickly become part of the you to protect themselves from possible aggressions from russia. and on the other side, the, you realizes that with russia still trying to play out its influence in these countries and also trying to destabilize these countries. this could mean that it would translate to destabilize ation, also in europe. and they want to make sure that this doesn't happen, trying to bring all these countries together within the e u family as quickly as possible. well, the e u has enlarged itself if you will, before and 20042007 most recently. and then that was another criticism that any of the new members didn't really meet the ball for your membership. bestbuy's, economic, paula or transparency and democracy are concerned. all that similar concerns, co

they also want geo political isolation of israel.e of that is happening to a certain degree but not widespread. i think they want to end the normalization that was taking place with the arab states, two of them, two other muslim states. they want to undermine that and maybe as a result of what is taking place with the palestinians, that would dissolve and they want to stop saudi arabia from normalizing with israel. if that happens, every arab nation in the middle east and muslim nation will fall in to play. that is absolutely what iran doesn't want. hamas is their instrument here. >> neil: it has frozen all of the activity. so at the very least, hamas succeeded in doing that. there was a deep dive in to the strategy of hamas in today's "new york times." the premise was why would they do something so crazy like this horrific butchering attack on 1,400 israelis when they knew full well in advance the response would be ten fold, the world protest. essentially the premise came away that hamas leaders believe that the palestinian cause wa

president questions to move and also whether the west is trying to start a new war against muslims. geo political likes, but no men rack and pony these days. turkey, i will continue to provide humanitarian aid to garza and could possibly even cost its trade ties with israel took here as a country that provides. i'm going to tell you an 8 you have sent, i think 3 or 4 or more than for a plain chatting humanitarian aid to for, to the left in unions in gaza. but of course, you know that of that is just one more dish or open to or because that which is not controlled by his way. and it just does not possible that and in that's a got to, to you has to engage in corporate community in egypt. and i think just 2 minutes ago, i just saw that it shipped and all that david also except of palestinian and in june from the israeli ethics, they would also have a chance to meet 3 it's, it's in, in the hospital in egypt. so most probably 13 will somehow corporate with egypt to provide them in and city and 8, those in, in got that in june or chill by israeli fx. the red light is already close by as willi

in the sense from what the us and nato are doing today in ukraine in order to try to limit russian a geo political interest on the world stage. so, a kissinger was the very embodiment of imperialism. he was imperialism personified. well, you mentioned ukraine, and last year, kissinger found himself in controversy again when he suggested that kids should see territory to russia in order to end the war. but then he also called for you praying to join nato. something that russia has made clear is a red line. what do you make of his approach to that conflict? yeah, what would be impossible. i mean, that's such a huge contradiction. copy, talk about the sovereignty of the dunbar, regions of the russian language speakers there. and then the next breath say that nato should continue to expand, which is of course, the underlying reason pose 1991 for this horrific conflict in ukraine. this is the new cold war. this is great power interest. this is the us and nato trying to dictate to the russian people the limits of their geo political interest and strategy. a little kissinger's efforts also incl

of the blue lagoon geo thermic spa. tourist attractions. now thousands of residence have had to evacuate from the nearby town. iceland has seen a number of volcanic eruptions in recent years. earlier, ispoke of volcanic eruptions in recent years. earlier, i spoke to national history cinematographer ben dominic benjamin hardman who has been documenting it. ben, first of all, i just want to ask you, where are you right now? are you safe and have you been evacuated to a different location? i am currently in reykjavik, which is a safe area. it is the town of grindavik, which is around 30 minutes' drive from here, that is a town that has been fully evacuated, as of last night — around 4,000 people — and that is due to a magma tunnel that is now around 15 kilometres long, that has formed directly beneath the town, further north and slightly out to sea. now the magma is around 800 metres depth which is a very serious situation, unlike the previous three eruptions. you are no stranger to this region, can you give us a sense of

secondly, they want geo political isolation of israel by the international community.e of that is happening. they want a normalization to rethink bahrain and uae in particular and for saudi not to normalize relations. the good news from all the back channel talking, they're not giving up on normalizing relationships with israel. the other thing that they want, they want to force a collapse of the israel government and the people not to have confidence that the government can protect them anymore. >> martha: amazing insight, general. to your last point, watch the saudis closely. watch what they do. they want to maintain the abraham accords. they were very close to a situation where israel and saudi arabia could be power centers for business and technology and the future and bringing some better economy to the area. it doesn't appear that they want to give that up based on the statements that they have made. we'll follow up with that the next time we have your company. thanks, general. good to be here. thanks for coming in today. all right. >> good to be here. >> martha:

matt goodman, director of the greenburg centre for geo— economic studies, great to have you. iceland is now rising, posing a threat to the town of grindavik, which has been evacuated. iceland has declared a state of emergency after a series of earthquakes, and the country's meteorological office says there's considerable risk of an eruption. people living near rome had a surprise last night, when a large male lion was spotted wandering past their homes. the lion was caught a few hours after the alarm was raised and the owner said he was doing find and investigations were under way to find out how he escaped. —— he was doing fine. diwali celebrations have been taking place in india and across the world. this was the scene in mumbai, with fireworks to mark the hindu festival of lights. more than one billion people are celebrating worldwide. you are watching bbc news in washington, dc. forthe latest, you can head to our website. i will be back with more news at the top of the hour, join me then, goodbye for now. hello there. after a quiet couple of days, things are looking a lot

brian, for like former us marine and geo political analysts. thank you. in the international humanitarian organization, doctors without borders, has condemned the as really strikes that killed 3 doctors that are out of hospital one of the last functioning medical facilities in doza. i'm a staff has regularly shred information about dial out as a function in hospital and the presence of all the stuff is there to the war impulses gps cold. and that's, we're also shared with this really a sort as yesterday at time of rights in more than 200 patients are still are not allowed to hospital and they're unable to receive the level of care they need. these patients must be urgently and safely evacuated to other hospitals that are still functioning. however, all hospitals and gas that happen, what can be on their capacities, ends october due to ongoing supply shortages and talks and facilities. and extremely high numbers of patients who are worried to re tell coal for an immediate cease fire to prevent more depth and gatzo. now more than ever will search for the li

last year, a chair at wga, his heat beneath the feet, the vast geo thermal resources, deployment of geo thermal energy across the region. with the release of the initiative report this past june, wga advocacy around the deployment of geo thermal energy is only continuing to pick up steam and yes, that pun was intended, much to the chagrin of these guys here. sorry, i had to do it. with that it's an honor to introduce the 43rd governor of the great state of colorado. >> (applause). >> a 12th generation new mexican, giving everyone a fair shot, her experience in governor facing the land of enchantment has helped to drive her agenda as the state's chief executive. and first elected in 2018 and reelected in 2022 continues to advocate for a robust and public health school system, the health care delivery system and work force, a staunch defender in preserving new mexican natural environment, and resources and all things chili. trust me, you do not want to mess with her on this front i think governor pollist and i have learned that the hard way. driving investments in health care, i'm proud t