>>> the ceo of christmas mac hardman on this year's supply of christmas trees. that's this week on "press here." ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. even people that know nothing about crypto currency now it's run into some trouble. they heard people like me say on television the price of bitcoin is down something like 7 0% from the all-time high and there is a young man out there named sam bankman freed and ftx and if they're not sure what that is about, they know there is billions of dollars gone. there is a daily show about bitcoin on youtube, nico, i'd love to chat and debate with you about bitcoin. let's start with qualifications. why do people listen to you when it comes to crypto? >> we've been doing a daily show for two years. we're one of the most popular bitcoin youtube daily shows on youtube and twitter. i've been in the industry for six years now and i work for a bitcoin company called swan bitcoin and yeah, we've been pushing this message for a long time but i am -- i get a little worried when people say what qualifications do you have? you know, i real

not just fire commissioner and everything mike @al hardman. i read his obituaries in the chronicle i have known him since i was 10 he have been active in gentlemanal, labor, public service, sports, art and every of k everything you can think of for over 50 years. i think it it is a rare person who dedicates that much of their limp to serving the communities they live in. he. he was a gentlemen, he had a sense about him that really made him a rarity. and i didn't have the pleasure of sitting on the fire commission with him but had the pleasure of working with him in other situations for other causes. and he was a real loss to our community. and i really i know this commission feels it those this knew him in the commission or outside felt it. you know he smiled the laugh the work and everything about him. is a huge losdz for san francisco and for those of us lives touched by him. i would move that we adjourn in his memory. >> very good. >> this meeting is adjourned at 10:20 a.m. . >> my name is ana renzi. i'm a fire investigator for the city and

of the world war, this is hardman, with irony, he was taken in the 14th year, so he arrived, even though are already in the city, you probably sort out everything that is for souvenirs, he has already become famous in this village, actually tell me, this is the day you destroyed as many as five martyrs that day. that's how my morning began at four o'clock. they sent an air signal. one pilot also destroyed two martyrs in the south of ukraine. the next one went . other tasks, and in the evening this rush started again and took off from the airfield in the south of ukraine and then already carried out the destruction of air targets over the sky of vinnytsia well, here you were filmed by hundreds of people, everyone said that over my house, in fact it was not used in vinnytsia, it was not used anywhere in the remote area, but it seems visually that when i approached vinnytsia, i visually observed the guidance point of the aircraft from the coffee, which turned to such and such a course ahead, i observed the settlement, they confirmed and then already started work on the guidance and destruct

history books eh country i was the call sign of the most effective pilot of the second world war it was hardmanya taken in the 14th year so he drove, the war will be won not only by the courage of ukrainians, but also by the ukrainian ingenuity at vinnytsia automechanics, they convert jeeps into powerful weapons , these kind of mini-grads, how far they hit and how many such machines have already been sent to the front line, oleksiy kerman knows this you are bad for vinnytsia , let's fire a few powerful volleys on the occupiers. revenge of our military for vinnytsia, the russians have no idea what ukrainians are capable of. to win faster, the military and auto mechanics have developed their own weapons. first, we turn on the power to this point, we open these covers and then from left to right according to these pipes you press the keys, this is the activation of each projectile. that is , they were installed on a powerful jeep, this is an suv, which was created for such extreme conditions, but these things are homemade amateurs, they are not made by specialists and the military salvo cannons, t

as well as about this initiative that we will discuss today and you know well, it seems that the hardmand in the crimea, mr. volodymyr, are you with us in the good evening. i congratulate you and hear or see. i congratulate you, mr. vasyl. good health. i hear, i hear and i see everything is fine. he told our viewers what we will talk about, i will not ask you to comment on this uh information that is now spreading in the news tapes and networks where they talk about what allegedly invented the recipes and perdogan uh what he talked about with putin then with zelensky regarding the formula the end of the war with the special status of crimea, from which, as he convinced putin, this will have to go, but it will not be definitively ukrainian, and this must be said, because you know when such things are done somewhere in silence near kiev, and then suddenly some incomprehensible formulas appear, even if they are discussed and agreed upon, and society then begins to get nervous and er protest and it is possible to do this earlier even without allowing these things, but we will try to prevent

history books, e karaya was the call sign of the most effective pilot of the second world war, this is hardman taken in the 14th year, so he came even though he was already in the city. tell me. on this very day, on this day, you destroyed as many as five shahids. that's how my morning began at four o'clock. they gave an air signal, and one pilot also destroyed two shahids in the south of ukraine. the next one went. th working day on other tasks and in the evening this rush started again and he took off in front of the airfield in the south of ukraine and then he already carried out the destruction of air targets over the sky of vinnytsia well here you were filmed by hundreds of people everyone said over my home was actually not in vinnytsia, it was used somewhere remote, but it seems visually that when i approached vinnytsia, i visually observed the guidance point of the aircraft from the coffee that i diverted to such and such a course ahead, i observed the settlement, they confirmed and then i already started work on guidance and the destruction of the first air target in the sky of vinnyts

history books, karaya was the call sign of the most effective pilot of the second world war, this is hardmanonically, it was taken in the 14th year arrived, the heroine of our next story endured torture, abuse , hunger and humiliation nataliya fiyalova from vinnytsia defended mariupol, then she and other ukrainian defenders of the russians were held captive for almost seven months they drove around different colonies, beat them with cakes and gave them food, trying to pressure them psychologically, but ours endured and waited for the exchange. volodymyr zelensky awarded natalya with the order of courage of the third degree, what she experienced and what letter she wrote to her daughter. crosses with wide pointed ends, from under which two crossed swords diverge order of marriage natalia is a cook by profession and three years ago she took up arms and went to defend our land, planes dropped bombs from the sea , rockets flew, tanks, artan, on february 24, natalya will never forget, the war caught her in donetsk region , just on the front line, the battalion retreated to mariupol for a month, t

history books, kara, i was the call sign of the most effective pilot of the second world war, this is hardmanly, he was taken in the 14th year. i think you are taking apart everything that is for souvenirs. you have already become famous in this village. actually, tell me. it was this day that you destroyed as many as five martyrs. that's how my morning began at four o'clock. they gave an air signal. one pilot also destroyed two martyrs on in the south of ukraine, i went next. i also destroyed three landings at the operational airfield without consequences. then it was a working day on other tasks, and in the evening this rush began again and took off from the operational roma in the south of ukraine and then already carried out the destruction of air targets over the sky of vinnytsia well, hundreds of people filmed your work here. everyone said that over my house, in fact, there was no application in vinnytsia, there was no remote location, but it seems visually that when i approached vinnytsia, i visually observed the point guidance of aviation from coffee that i divert to such and such a c

empire 2.0 a hardman resilience.e 2.0 a hardman on to point out that the commonwealth has acquired a new member on a nation that was not even part of britain's colonial footprint at all its history. do they think the commonwealth is empire 2.0? it's also pretty patronising to paint a picture of these great global nations as pathetic, tragic victims of a western superpower . pathetic, tragic victims of a western superpower. i doubt they would share that view otherwise. they would have long ago rescinded their membership . i rescinded their membership. i believe that the commonwealth is the envy of the world and we shouldn't apologise for it. we shouldn't apologise for it. we should be growing, investing in it and it. we should be shouting from the rooftop . it's far from from the rooftop. it's far from being something to feel bad about. the commonwealth is an uncommon success . and it's my uncommon success. and it's my view that the commonwealth is not empire 2.0. but what's your view? not empire 2.0. but what's your

empire 2.0 a hardman resilience.e 2.0 a hardman on to point out that the commonwealth has acquired a new member on a nation that was not even part of britain's colonial footprint at all its history. do they think the commonwealth is empire 2.0? it's also pretty patronising to paint a picture of these great global nations as pathetic, tragic victims of a western superpower . pathetic, tragic victims of a western superpower. i doubt they would share that view otherwise. they would have long ago rescinded their membership . i rescinded their membership. i believe that the commonwealth is the envy of the world and we shouldn't apologise for it. we shouldn't apologise for it. we should be growing, investing in it and it. we should be shouting from the rooftop . it's far from from the rooftop. it's far from being something to feel bad about. the commonwealth is an uncommon success . and it's my uncommon success. and it's my view that the commonwealth is not empire 2.0. but what's your view? not empire 2.0. but what's your

>>> the ceo of christmas mac hardman on this year's supply of christmas trees.one. even people that know nothing about crypto currency now it's run into some trouble. they heard people like me say on television the price of bitcoin is down something like 7

not just fire commissioner and everything mike @al hardman. i read his obituaries in the chronicle i have known him since i was 10 he have been active in gentlemanal, labor, public service, sports, art and every of k everything you can think of for over 50 years. i think it it is a rare person who dedicates that much of their limp to serving the communities they live in. he. he was a gentlemen, he had a sense about him that really made him a rarity. and i didn't have the pleasure of sitting on the fire commission with him but had the pleasure of working with him in other situations for other causes. and he was a real loss to our community. and i really i know this commission feels it those this knew him in the commission or outside felt it. you know he smiled the laugh the work and everything about him. is a huge losdz for san francisco and for those of us lives touched by him. i would move that we adjourn in his memory. >> very good. >> this meeting is adjourned at 10:20 a.m. >> who doesn't love cable cars? charging emissions and we're free w

tv, hardman and middleton isn't so sure about meghan's thesis.s cancelled at 1045 plus after nurses historic strikes. it's daily mirror wrong to suggest critics of the walkout are not decent people not talking about me folks and the bed that end of life care could be impacted. do nurses have a moral to help the dying? that's how big debate the media was at 1030. we'll also get a glimpse of tomorrow's newspapers hot off the press and a new greatest person in unions jackass crowned. do with us tonight. but before all that, the news headlines at ten with tamsin roberts roberts . dan tamsin roberts roberts. dan thank you. good evening from gb newsroom. rail strikes will still go ahead tomorrow after. talks fail to resolve a dispute over pay jobs and conditions. the 48 hour walkout by members of the rmt union will severely disrupt services across the uk with some areas having no trains . all 14 rail companies will be affected including network rail passengers are being urged to travel if necessary . tens of travel if necessary. tens of thousands of nu

meantime, back at oakland airport southwest customers like tyisha hardman, now left with a holiday in ruins. we just found out yesterday. actually we got an email saying that our flight's been canceled. we were supposed to be leaving to go to disneyland tomorrow. so taking my nephews two years old. we are very sad about the disneyland trip because my nephew was really looking forward to that. and if you're planning to fly southwest tomorrow, the situation not looking much better southwest, saying it plans to cancel some 2300 flights on thursday at oakland airport, zac sos ktvu, fox two news well. california leaders are monitoring the canceled flight problems and watching out for potential price gouging. a spokesperson for governor gavin newsom office says his office is monitoring the situation. there have been reports of price surpassing $1000 for one way flights between cities and california and some travel booking sites. the state's price gouging laws are not triggered unless there is a federal, state or local emergency declaration, newsom's office said the governor as of tuesday, d

tv, hardman and middleton isn't so sure about meghan's thesis.s cancelled at 1045 plus after nurses historic strikes. it's daily mirror wrong to suggest critics of the walkout are not decent people not talking about me folks and the bed that end of life care could be impacted. do nurses have a moral to help the dying? that's how big debate the media was at 1030. we'll also get a glimpse of tomorrow's newspapers hot off the press and a new greatest person in unions jackass crowned. do with us tonight. but before all that, the news headlines at ten with tamsin roberts roberts . dan tamsin roberts roberts. dan thank you. good evening from gb newsroom. rail strikes will still go ahead tomorrow after. talks fail to resolve a dispute over pay jobs and conditions. the 48 hour walkout by members of the rmt union will severely disrupt services across the uk with some areas having no trains . all 14 rail companies will be affected including network rail passengers are being urged to travel if necessary . tens of travel if necessary. tens of thousands of nu

but look don't take my opinion and all of this speak to the daily hardman and daily mail's robert hardmanof elizabeth the second, no of second, which i have no less of it and much enjoy. thank it and very much enjoy. thank you. time i saw you, you. at the last time i saw you, you. at the last time i saw you, you said must get to you had said to me, must get to the of platinum jubilee the mouth of platinum jubilee because will the time because it will be the last time we going up the mile. we see her going up the mile. and enough, you i and sure enough, you write, i was there was the last was there and it was the last time we saw her. but this picture taken just before picture taken just days before her what did you make of her death. what did you make of the card? it's the christmas card? i think it's obviously charming. it's the obviously charming. it's the obviously it was the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall as we knew them then. but the upper braemar highland braemar at the highland gathering , is one of gathering, which is one of prince charles's then now kings favourite event

samantha markle, and insiders tom bower , lady colin campbell, tom bower, lady colin campbell, tv hardmanweighs in. and dan asked all nurses exploiting the goodwill of brits as they launch a historic strike. join dan 9 pm. to 11 pm. on jb news. welcome back the show. top tory mp andrew bridgen and leading cardiologist aseem malhotra have teamed up to call for a pause in the covid 19 vaccine rollout . the covid 19 vaccine rollout. here is andrew bridgen addressing the commons yesterday . since the rollout in the uk is a biotech pfizer mra vaccine . a biotech pfizer mra vaccine. we've had almost half a million yellow card reports of adverse effects from the public. madam speaken effects from the public. madam speaker, this is unprecedented it is more than all the yellow combined reports over the last 40 years. so it's an extra rate of side effects which are beyond have been reported in countries across world that have used the pfizer vaccine , including, of pfizer vaccine, including, of course , the united states , course, the united states, something of a mic drop moment there from andrew

samantha markle, and insiders tom bower , lady colin campbell, tom bower, lady colin campbell, tv hardmanweighs in. and dan asked all nurses exploiting the goodwill of brits as they launch a historic strike. join dan 9 pm. to 11 pm. on jb news. welcome back the show. top tory mp andrew bridgen and leading cardiologist aseem malhotra have teamed up to call for a pause in the covid 19 vaccine rollout . the covid 19 vaccine rollout. here is andrew bridgen addressing the commons yesterday . since the rollout in the uk is a biotech pfizer mra vaccine . a biotech pfizer mra vaccine. we've had almost half a million yellow card reports of adverse effects from the public. madam speaken effects from the public. madam speaker, this is unprecedented it is more than all the yellow combined reports over the last 40 years. so it's an extra rate of side effects which are beyond have been reported in countries across world that have used the pfizer vaccine , including, of pfizer vaccine, including, of course , the united states , course, the united states, something of a mic drop moment there from andrew

afternoon i wanted to ask that we adjourn today's hearing in recognition of fallen labor leader mike hardman on behalf of san francisco labor council and he will building and construction trade counsel i wanted to acknowledge his passing he served on san francisco's fire and port commission and a business manager of local 510 if we could appease the commission adjourn in his memory today. >> thank you. >> certainly. >> thank you, commissioner koppel. commissioners, we can move on to department matters gentlemen 7 director's announcements. >> good afternoon no announcements today >> 8, review of the board of supervisors. board appeal and the historic preservation commission. >> good afternoon. aaron starr. this week the land use and transportation committee took up autouse density ordinance. this has been continued several times last week it needed to be continued because of noticing error n. previous hearings preston and peskin had amendments that reduced the scope of the program which supervisor peskin did removing rm and c from the proposal. or eliminate density control supervisor preston

who got that anyone who hasn't got that background is actually and there's a very book by isabel hardmane spectator about why get the wrong why we get the wrong politicians. and it's because we expect people to be better than us rather than representations of . but even that's new. the of. but even that's new. the real problem is to twofold one is the nature. so some are scrutinising your policies. what you said publicly about you know, that's fine and they should go to the end. they have to do that. the problem is they're scrutinising life and they're scrutinising life and they're trying to they're trying to you and. that's to counsel you and. that's that's saying i had a conversation, public conversation, public conversation somebody conversation with somebody and it we decided it. somebody it and we decided it. somebody messed up they were calling messed up and they were calling their and i said them, theirjob. and i said to them, do depriving do you understand that depriving someone is tantamount to someone the job is tantamount to killing have defeated such killing them? have defeat

who got that anyone who hasn't got that background is actually and there's a very book by isabel hardmane spectator about why get the wrong why we get the wrong politicians. and it's because we expect people to be better than us rather than representations of . but even that's new. the of. but even that's new. the real problem is to twofold one is the nature. so some are scrutinising your policies. what you said publicly about you know, that's fine and they should go to the end. they have to do that. the problem is they're scrutinising life and they're scrutinising life and they're trying to they're trying to you and. that's to counsel you and. that's that's saying i had a conversation, public conversation, public conversation somebody conversation with somebody and it we decided it. somebody it and we decided it. somebody messed up they were calling messed up and they were calling their and i said them, theirjob. and i said to them, do depriving do you understand that depriving someone is tantamount to someone the job is tantamount to killing have defeated such killing them? have defeat

and this is slightly off topic i was not around i want to rescue noise magsz of mike hardman former member of the commission and suggest you adjourn today in his memory of thank you. thank you. peter, tuolumne river trust. i point made this young people might be eatingtory work for the puc because of innovation. but i say most environmentists and sustainability minded people don't want to work for the puc i then and there i talk to excuse me spoken with people who left buzz they are ashamed policy the exception is people who don't seat full picture they might think water conversation will protect the environment. good thing until they learn that the policies that the puc impelements [inaudible] and in a year like 2017, when there is a lot of water all that water was conserved gets dumped. for your system water conversation does in the bn benefit environment. it it is this problem in that the puc does in the attract environmentally minded people in the culture that we change because of that. how do you attract real environmentists and give them the power to influence policy? it needs to hap

the uk relying cash every day , the banking hubs cash every day, the banking hubs have shown that hardmansis is really starting to bite. it's much easier for some people to march in cash and see money in of them, but to use that day in, day out, the other thing we see is. wallace customers want to use cash. they need businesses that are willing to take it. for that to to take it. and for that to work, business needs an easy way of depositing that cash at the end day and therefore, end of the day and therefore, local facilities like this make a real. cash action group a real. the cash action group led the banking hope pilots and see them having a permanent place on the high street banking hubs are here to support those communities swear by this new branch left they are put in place where we've identified the need where where there is no ability to take transact to that level anymore . and i think they level anymore. and i think they are a really positive, positive thing for the future. and we look forward to a lot more communities over the next few . communities over the next few. and you'