ingrid: not at the moment. not as it looks like right now.will have some impact going forward. we have to see the final data and also how the data will shape up because of the details before we can say what is the future for the candidate. guy: if we put the covid-19 vaccine to one side, what has this company learned, what can this company take forward in terms of messenger rna technology? i've read a number of different articles and pieces of analysis talking about how this will be a game changer in a range of spheres that we are currently treating with other methods. what is -- what is curevac's trajectory in terms of what it does next? ingrid: it is very similar for the other mrna vaccine companies. for them the infectious diseases is not only covid-19, but it also has them active on the oncology front. those are two areas that will continue to progress and go forward, not only for curevac but other companies. alix: what is the next catalyst? what is the next and this road for the vaccine? ingrid: for curevac specifically , waiting for dat

. >> en colombia la excandidata presidencial ingrid betancourt se encontró frente a frente a quienesara a los berdugos que la tuvieron por más de seis años . >> que me sorprende que nosotros de este lado de lesce estemos todos llorando y que del otro lado no haya habido una sola lágrima. >> 13 años después de el a liberación la excandidata presidencial escuchó a los jefes rebeldes el último pidió perdón por esto no hay palabra que pueda justificar el acto causado. >> familiares que nunca regresaron compartieron su testimonio. >> de no saber qué pasó con ellos y que nos entreguen los restos para la cristiana sepultura. >> también reclaman una verdader reparación. >> ¿cómo van a reparar a las victimasdondé están los recussod el narcotráfico. >> por 50 años de guerra las farc habían secuestrado a más de 40 mil personas . >> al regresar: en noticias telemundo britney spears habla ante una corte y pide que retiren la tutela sobre patrimonio. patrimonio. >> caos en cuando puedes llevar tu oficina a todos lados, ♪♪ sincronizar tu tecnología en todas partes, y hacer tu trabajo en cualquier m

being investigated over a timber traffic and claimed on the former colombian presidential candidate. ingrid betancourt comes face to face with the kidnappers, who held her for 6 and a half years. ah, hello, thanks for joining us. it's being described as the end of an era for press freedom in hong kong. the city's last pro democracy newspaper apple daily has printed its final edition. the 26 year old paper will seize all operations by thursday is it can no longer pay staff while its assets are frozen by the government. long few queues formed across the city as people flocked to newspaper sans to get their last copy. apple daily south. thank their supporters. its front page ran with the headline, a painful farewell in the rain. no priest, freedom in hong kong after publishing the last edition of apple daily. i can't see a future for hong kong. i'm extremely disappointed and angry that we have to stop operations under such circumstances. i. so i started working here right after i graduated. i have a great boss and great colleagues and now all of the others, i think i will really miss them. and

over 19 infractions, raising fears if another wave of the pandemic former presidential candidate has ingrid bettingcourt on face to face with the kidnappers, who held for 6 and a half years. ah, hello, the military is accused of delaying medical access officer and legit airstrike on a busy market in the t grey region which killed an injury dozens. the 7 month old conflicts has escalated in recent days and made reports of rebel advances, while elections were held elsewhere in the country. for us on the us have called for an investigation, victoria gate, and be report the relatives of the injured wait outside the hospital for years following the bombing of a busy market in the village to go go ne p, p as t gray each and some of the victims of route here to the regional capital mckelly 30 kilometers away. but many more we did a believe to be trapped in the village health workers, se soldiers blocked medical team from reaching the seen. a lot of people were injured but they didn't get medical service. and because of the location of the road, i mean if any the u. s. state department, school days

fog rebels for 6 and a half years has come face to face with her former captors on live television. ingrid betancourt, the parents, as part of columbia's truth commission. it's meant to document an official account of the country's 5 decade, a war allison around pnc has more from bucket on. it was the 1st time that former presidential candidate ingrid betancourt came face to face with her former captors . now demobilized park fighters at a public event organized by the countries to its commission. they were going to execute the year leaders accepted responsibility for tens of thousands of kidnappings. earlier this year on stage and in front of cameras, betancourt criticized which she described as the lack of empathy during an emotional speech. your mrs. c. talk estate is bracey. i need you to express that you feel this shame? is it a social shame? because colombian society is complaining about what you did boys love at windsor, or is it the shame of the soul? you can hear i wanted to hear you talk from your heart. not in political terms. from your heart. with inquiry was held in captivity

i want to thank ingrid, who is running our office of early childhood education. she has this very unique connection between communities and child care systems where we are able to bridge that gap when needed for the teachers and for the equipment and the cleaning and the number of other things that go into this. i remember when we were in the bayview-hunters point community, and you took a tour -- this is west point, where hunters view has been completely remodelled and additional housing is being built in the neighborhood, and there's this child care that could accommodate where around 130 to 150 kids. there weren't even 50 kids at this location, and i asked why wasn't this place packed, because i knew we had a long waiting list in the city, and there was no reason why every spot shouldn't have been filled, and it was because of resources. when i see families that are just before that threshold for child care, i get excited about the future of child care in san francisco. we wouldn't be able to do this with money alone. we need partnership with organizations lik

ingrid mesquita with the office of early childhood education. thank you for all of your advocacy. we have women from the human rights commission. i see sharon lai from m.t.a. i know other women from the commission on the status of women are here with us, as well as the a. philip randolph institute. jackie, thank you so much for all of you do. this represents an amazing coalition of leaders in san francisco who are doing the hard work on the ground, women from all parts of san francisco. the way we address the challenges around equity, and we bring our city back stronger than ever is when we come together and we make sure that resources are not a barrier to the success and opportunities that we all deserve in life, and so that's what this is about. today is just one step further in that direction. i'm looking forward to seeing the city come alive again, and i'm looking forward to seeing this city continue and finally lift up those who too often have been left behind. this is another great opportunity, so thank you all so much for joining us here today. [applause] >> san francisco p

entre cÁrteles que convertido con guanajuato en un otros estados inseguros de mÉxico >>> en colombia, ingriduestrada y fue r rescatada en 200 >>> el papa francisco se e encuentra con el hombre araÑa en el vaticano. quÉ es lo que se dijeron? imÁgenes... vamos y venimo >>> (comerciales(. >>> >> un rebaño de vacas tomó las calles de un suburbio de los Ángeles se escaparon de un matadero y salieron huyendo, unas 40 vacas caminaban por pico rivera y las vacas invadieron jardines y un policía mató a una. >> el papa francisco visito el hombre araña que estaba entre los invitados especiales, es un hombre de 27 años que es del norte de italia y le regaló una máscara al sumo pontífice y le - lo que yo tengo es un fetichismo llamado feederismo. en este momento Él estÁ pesando 360 libras. - lo has alimentado. - claro, si para eso fue que yo me casÉ con Él. - yo la agarro asÍ, ve. - ¡ay! - asÍ mismo, doctora. - ese barrigÓn en algÚn momento va a tapar el pene. ¿y cÓmo se encuentra ese pene? porque no hay posiciÓn que se pueda con aquello. - yo quiero llegar a 200 libras, doctora. - ¿estÁs loco tÚ? - el n

. >>> y en colombia ingrid betancour se reúne con sus antiguos captores y el presidente duque, ella estuvodes de secuestros por parte de esta guerrilla y terremoto de 5.8 grados sacudio anoche la costa central de perú. >>> calma, estamos al aire . >>> ahí vemos cómo muchos salieron asustados por te tembleo esto ocurrió al sur de lima y no se dio alerta de tsunami tampoco afortunadamente bubo daños ni víctimas ahora vamos a una pausa y al regresar, britney spears enfnta su padre en una corte para recuperar el control de su vida y su fortuna. >>> reencu en metro by t-mobile sabemos que trabajas duro. por eso, te damos herramientas para enfrentar nuevos retos y compartir tu pasión. tu trabajas duro. cambiarse a metro no lo es. ahora, no hay cargos al cambiarte. obtén nuestro precio más bajo: 25 dólares la línea por 4 líneas. y cuatro teléfonos galaxy gratis. todo en la red de t-mobile. conquista tu día con metro. cuando el dolor llega de repente. obtén alivio rápido. solo tylenol rapid release gels tienen aberturas hechas por láser. proveen liberación rápida del medicamento para dar alivio rá

. >> ingrid orellana lleva dos días tratando de ver a su madre enferma. >> dos días ya no me van a salire reportó un total de 301 vuelos cancelados y del 2 al 15 de julio tendrá que cancelar hasta 80 vuelos al día. >> también otras aerolíneas se han visto afectadas por falta de personal y menos que la gente quisiera volver a volar de inmediato. >> recontratar a miles de despedidos por la pandemia no es fácil. >> tienen que rediseñar las nuevas prácticas y todo eso. >> american airlines dicen que solo están cancelados los vuelos más cortos y los viajeros serán notificados con tiempo pero no es solo american airlines, esta pareja tardó dos horas en alquilar un vehículo porque no sabía quién lavara los vehículos. >> tuvo que esperar tres horas. >> la paciencia es clave. >> en washington cristina londoño noticias telemundo. >> al regresar: somos testigos de una madre guatemalteca y su hija separadas hace cuatro años la administración trump. >> el gran día de los descuentos para sucriptores en amazon encuentra competencia durante estos tiempos hemos sido de todo... diseñadoras de modas, maest

ingrid mesquita with the office of early childhood education. thank you for all of your advocacy. we have women from the human rights commission. i see sharon lai from m.t.a. i know other women from the commission on the status of women are here with us, as well as the a. philip randolph institute. jackie, thank you so much for all of you do. this represents an amazing coalition of leaders in san francisco who are doing the hard work on the ground, women from all parts of san francisco. the way we address the challenges around equity, and we bring our city back stronger than ever is when we come together and we make sure that resources are not a barrier to the success and opportunities that we all deserve in life, and so that's what this is about. today is just one step further in that direction. i'm looking forward to seeing the city come alive again, and i'm looking forward to seeing this city continue and finally lift up those who too often have been left behind. this is another great opportunity, so thank you all so much for joining us here today. [applause] >> good morning, t

$900.00 infractions, raising fears if another wave of the pandemic former presidential candidates ingrid bettingcourt.

>> ingrid real yield is brought to you by pimco, -- >> "bloomberg real yield" is brought to you by pimco. jon: for our audiences worldwide, "bloomberg real yield" starts right now. coming up, the federal reserve splitting into two capms. in the treasury market on a round-trip. the big issue, splitting into two. >> it is temporary, so after inflation at three percent or so, this year i think both core and overall inflation rates come back down. >> but the big risk is 3% turns into something bigger and more persistent. >> prices are likely to be temporary. >> while some of these inflation pressures may moderate, some of them will be persistent. >> time for the left off. that is the layout for the future right now. >> you want monetary policy to be very accommodative. >> the dots have been shifting forward. we will see as the data comes in. jon: joining me now are my guests. great to catch up with you. on the split within the fomc, these two have started a little bit more. what is your take on that? >> well, my take on that is everyone is talking. nobody wants to make a commitment, because

becomes the first woman to hold the 5,000m and 10,000m world records simultaneously since norway's ingrid from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now. here at bbc news we've been keeping you updated on the progress of a herd of wild elephants, who've been moving through southern china. they've now reached the outskirts of kunming — a city of more than eight million people. their journey has fascinated the entire country and made them social media superstars, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. if you just walked more than 500 kilometres, you might fancy a bit of a lie down too. spread out like some giantjigsaw puzzle, the elephants of yunnan province take a more than deserved rest — well, most of them. why are they doing this? no—one knows but week after week, month after month, they have marched relentlessly onwards, with the occasional spot of help from the local authorities. translation: our staff members use excavators to make gentle - slopes on both sides of the river so that they can pass through. the elephants successfully crossed the river, after

and sandra petty reports out from boca, it was the 1st time that former presidential candidate ingrid betancourt came face to face with her former captors. now demobilized foreign fighters at a public event organized by the countries to its commission. they were going to execute yeah, leaders accepted responsibility for tens of thousands of kidnappings. earlier this year on stage and in front of cameras. betancourt criticized, which she described as their lack of empathy during an emotional speech. your mrs. c. talk is day is bracey. i need you to express that you feel this shame? is it a social shame? because colombian society is complaining about what you did or is it wednesday, or is it the shame of the soul? you can hear i wanted to hear you talk from your heart, not in political terms. from your heart. betancourt was held in captivity for more than 6 years. videos of her in the jungle made headlines worldwide. as due to her rescue in a cinematic military operation in 2008, making her assemble of one of the most, hiring crimes of columbia, the internal conflict, the farm systemati

so why ingrid, i say finally, i said i've had it. so i simply and love you. i now a young country for tragic reasons, but you are, i mean, i've seen so many people saying they walk, you know, as soon as you do now. and so you are young and they're now old, it is important to americans what your young people are like and they should know each other. how are we going to do this question for me? i want to know. and so i'm thinking about those ways because i think, for instance, people would like very much to do this show hours and there's a lot working against it. but we have to try to find ways i am convinced of this goes absolutely convinced that if we were working together on various things working together, we could really be helping the world in many, many ways. that's my view. would you say that the american media, some of the american media are partly responsible for the worst thing of the relationship between the 2 people? yes. $100.00 times. yes. i'm not the only journalists who says this, i'm not the only one. i'm happy to say it's not even enemies, bu

a live tv. ingrid betancourt was held in the jungle after being captured by the revolutionary armed forces in 2002, while campaigning for the election. she was appearing before columbus truth commission, which was set up after the 2016 peace agreement between 5 and the government. your mrs. c. talk you stay in bracy. i need you to express that you feel this shame . this is a social shame, not because colombian society is complaining about what you did or is it wednesday, or is it the shame of the soul? you know, i wanted to hear you talk from your heart. no. not in political terms from your heart. 9 catelyn separate, his leaders have vowed to keep working for the regions, independence as they were released from prison. they were pardoned by the spanish government for the role in a bit to break away from spain 4 years ago. but it's a brisk for the prime minister who was hoping it will start talks between the region and the nation. so nika you go explained the day they had waited for the leaders of catalonia secessionist movement, leaving prison surrounded by supporters and all the men to co

ingrid is one of the faces of apple daily. she gave her last broadcast this week.ret. joining apple daily even though within six months i have faced turmoil twice. i feel a little bit tired already. still, i feel my decisions leaving the old company and joining apple daily were correct. it is free and has no self—censorship. it's valuable in hong kong journalism. even though i need to find anotherjob, i have no regrets and i feel very fortunate working here. this newspaper was raided by hundreds of police officers but tonight they are determined to publish. jimmy lai, the owner of the paper, was one of the first activists arrested under the national security law. he could now face life in prison. i met him just hours before his detention. fear is the most inexpensive and convenient way of ruling people and controlling people. if they can induce fear in you, that is the easiest way to control you, it is the cheapest way to control you and the most effective way. apple daily plans to publish one last time, it is known as a controversial newspaper, tabloid style, bras

by far cripples for 6 and a half years has come face to face with her former captors on live tv. ingrid based on cor, was held in the jungle after being captured by the revolutionary armed forces in 2002. she was appearing before columbus truth commission, which was set up after the 2016 peace agreement between 5 and the government. good morning for founder and peer to who is in the colombian capital both. so tell us a little bit more about what her reaction was. well, angry and cor, spoke at the end of this event. she was the last victim to speak and she had some very strong words for her former captors, while also at trying to insist on the need for reconciliation and hope in the country. she said that she expected the former members not only to ask for forgiveness, but also speak in detail about what they did today, ordered to be orders that they made in the jungle, saying that yes, it's good that they express that they feel shame of for what happened for the fact that they've used to keep mapping in a systematic way, but they need to speak from the heart. she doesn't want to hear th

the cuban americans like ingrid arenas. the blame lays squarely with the cuban government. they don't allow any jones people that, of course, have new ideas to have a new meds or have have a good hub. no, they don't know anybody who thinks different new songs. so have to be a change. the only way for you on people is to change. speaking in the havana late last year, cubis foreign minister condemned the embargo saying it brought nothing but paid for the u. s. government has tightened in extreme and unprecedented ways the blockade against cuba. taking advantage of the terrible conditions caused by the cobra, 1910 sampling. the blockade has always been a criminal act. a genocidal act as established by the geneva convention and act of economic warfare. for more than 25 years. the un general assembly has voted in favor of ending the us embargo on cuba. the president biden, who was part of the cuban normalization process during the bomber administration. and so far left the embargo firmly in place at the gala corolla 0, miami, florida, an additional $420000000.00 people will be e

and for 6 and a half years has come from face to face with her former captors on live tv. ingrid bechtel court was held in the jungle after being captured by the revolutionary armed forces in 2002. she was appearing before columbia's truth commission, which was set up after the 2016 peace agreement between fark and the government. get more now from either sunday or am p p. he joins us from the colombian capital book or some little bit. the court has some very strong words for her former cap to has been she yes, barbara, she gave a felton very emotional speech to the last one, to speak at the event. probably because she is the better known victim the highest profile hostage more than 20000 people that far has kidnapped doing the countries internal conflict. a practice that became systematic as a way to finance their war against the columbia state the end. while bits of course said that she was hopeful for the future of this country, and that as she believed that while imperfect the peace deal is an instrument for this country to try and he'll the deep wounds of war. she also said that she

ingrid is one of the faces of apple daily. she gave her last broadcast this week.le daily translation: | do not— regret joining apple daily regret joining apple daily even though within six months i have faced turmoil twice. i feel a little bit tired already. still, i feel my decisions leaving the old company enjoining apple daily were correct. it is free and has no self—censorship. it's valuable in hong kong journalism. even though i need to find another job, i have no regrets and ifeel very fortunate working here. they are determined to publish. jimmy lai, the owner of the paper, was one of the first activists arrested under the national security law. he cannot face in prison. i met him just hours before his detention. fear is the most inexpensive and convenient way of ruling people and controlling people. if they can induce fear in you, that is the easiest way to control you, it is the cheapest way to control you and the most effective way. apple daily plans to publish one last time, it is known as a controversial newspaper, tabloid style, brash and unapologetic

a native new yorker, ingrid stone lived a colorful life that included a job as a taxi driver.g a coffee cart near wall street when she found her purpose on that day in 1985. serving as a hospice volunteer, she delivered a meal to a 32-year-old actor who was dying of aids and too sick to cook for himself. moved by his story, she gathered her friends and created an organization called god's love we deliver, to feet and comfort patients who were sick with hiv/aids at home and usually alone. at first, the small group cooked the meals in their own kitchens before moving to the basement of a manhattan church. she rode her bike to make deliveries. meals were tailored to each patient's needs. the program grew with celebrities and politicians getting involved to cook, make deliveries and visit with the patients. today, god's love we deliver serves 2.5 million meals every year to some 10,000 people suffering from a variety of diseases. >> i needed to be able to make something deeply important happen for human beings. this was it. >> she brought food and comfort to thousands of people in

it's ingrid bergman! janet leigh.>> ...thousands of them! >> it really became an obsession and a drug. >> an obsession that fathered this man's strange inheritance. >> i basically got hundreds and hundreds of boxes. >> this is truly unbelievable. what was your reaction when you saw the magnitude of what he

i want to thank ingrid, who is running our office of early childhood education. she has this very unique connection between communities and child care systems where we are able to bridge that gap when needed for the teachers and for the equipment and the cleaning and the number of other things that go into this. i remember when we were in the bayview-hunters point community, and you took a tour -- this is west point, where hunters view has been completely remodelled and additional housing is being built in the neighborhood, and there's this child care that could accommodate where around 130 to 150 kids. there weren't even 50 kids at this location, and i asked why wasn't this place packed, because i knew we had a long waiting list in the city, and there was no reason why every spot shouldn't have been filled, and it was because of resources. when i see families that are just before that threshold for child care, i get excited about the future of child care in san francisco. we wouldn't be able to do this with money alone. we need partnership with organizations lik

i want to thank ingrid, who is running our office of early childhood education. she has this very unique connection between communities and child care systems where we are able to bridge that gap when needed for the teachers and for the equipment and the cleaning and the number of other things that go into this. i remember when we were in the bayview-hunters point community, and you took a tour -- this is west point, where hunters view has been completely remodelled and additional housing is being built in the neighborhood, and there's this child care that could accommodate where around 130 to 150 kids. there weren't even 50 kids at this location, and i asked why wasn't this place packed, because i knew we had a long waiting list in the city, and there was no reason why every spot shouldn't have been filled, and it was because of resources. when i see families that are just before that threshold for child care, i get excited about the future of child care in san francisco. we wouldn't be able to do this with money alone. we need partnership with organizations lik

that's it. >> caller: hi, my name is ingrid. i agree what everybody said.r school used to tart at 7:50 it worked well for our community. we work in admission. most of our parents work at 8:0. they need to drop off their kids before they go to work. now we're going to start at 8:40, i want you to guys to consider if a school was within those three hours to let them be. as of right now, we feel very disappointed that we weren't engaged in the conversation. thank you. >> caller: lot of people started start time. my son is also at sunny side. i want to say that precare, prior care is now going to be more important than ever. the issue that we weren't given time and the space to make the choice. normally, we make the choice based on time, school and many decisions that works for our families. i really want to understand and i respect the idea of collaborating and making sure that it works with public transportation and other things. i really do. i especially ask that we at least provided more time. the 9:30 time does not work for my son. it's a huge barrier for

host: ingrid in washington, d.c.. democratic caller.r: many of the contenders dropped out of the primary before the south carolina primary. including tal c gabbard, who had promised her supporters she was going to take her antiwar message to the convention. do you know if all of this dropping out was organic, or did the dnc order this to facilitate and clear the road for biden? edward: it absolutely was not orchestrated by the dnc. candidates tend to drop out when they run out of money. that's what was happening here and that's what happened when kamala harris dropped out right after thanksgiving in 2019. her campaign was literally not raising as much as the congressional candidates would be raising. that happened for many of the candidates and by the time of south carolina there had already been three votes, three states that had voted. most of the candidates who dropped out were not significant candidates as before the south carolina primary. there was that crazy period of saturday, february 29 was the south carolina primary last year

ingrid mesquita with the office of early childhood education. thank you for all of your advocacy. we have women from the human rights commission. i see sharon lai from m.t.a. i know other women from the commission on the status of women are here with us, as well as the a. philip randolph institute. jackie, thank you so much for all of you do. this represents an amazing coalition of leaders in san francisco who are doing the hard work on the ground, women from all parts of san francisco. the way we address the challenges around equity, and we bring our city back stronger than ever is when we come together and we make sure that resources are not a barrier to the success and opportunities that we all deserve in life, and so that's what this is about. today is just one step further in that direction. i'm looking forward to seeing the city come alive again, and i'm looking forward to seeing this city continue and finally lift up those who too often have been left behind. this is another great opportunity, so thank you all so much for joining us here today. [applause] adjourned. >> shop

nos despedimos el revoltillo digital con el tema de ingrid " me voy amÁndote", y asÍ celebramos sus nominaciones. and we'll keep you comfy through all your moves. that's it kid, dance like nobody's watching. huggies, we got you, baby. music... sumérgete. polo deep blue. la fragancia de hombre. ralph lauren. macy's el destino para fragancias. no hay nada para comer. nada. espera, ¡puedo hacer algo! ♪ preparar algo de la nada ♪ ♪ preparar algo de la nada ♪ es increíble lo que puedes hacer con nada y un poco de best foods. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sc johnson donde hay compromiso... hay confianza. donde hay trabajo en equipo... hay promesa. y donde hay esperanza, ahí estaremos, siempre cuidándote. ven o haz cita para vacunarte contra covid-19 en la farmacia cvs en target. has enfrentado grandes cambios toda tu vida. así que cuando tu negocio se ve obligado a cambiar rápidamente, estás listo para adaptarlo como siempre lo has hecho. igual que tú, el united states postal service siempre ha buscado formas de mejorar y lo seguiremos haciendo. así que puedes seguir confiando en nosotros para que tu negocio siga adela

ingrid mesquita with the office of early childhood education. thank you for all of your advocacy.rights commission. i see sharon lai from m.t.a. i know other women from the commission on the status of women are here with us, as well as the a. philip randolph institute. jackie, thank you so much for all of you do. this represents an amazing coalition of leaders in san francisco who are doing the hard work on the ground, women from all parts of san francisco. the way we address the challenges around equity, and we bring our city back stronger than ever is when we come together and we make sure that resources are not a barrier to the success and opportunities that we all deserve in life, and so that's what this is about. today is just one step further in that direction. i'm looking forward to seeing the city come alive again, and i'm looking forward to seeing this city continue and finally lift up those who too often have been left behind. this is another great opportunity, so thank you all so much for joining us here today. [applause] >> when i first started painting it was difficul

ingrid mesquita with the office of early childhood education. thank you for all of your advocacy.e have women from the human rights commission. i see sharon lai from m.t.a. i know other women from the commission on the status of women are here with us, as well as the a. philip randolph institute. jackie, thank you so much for all of you do. this represents an amazing coalition of leaders in san francisco who are doing the hard work on the ground, women from all parts of san francisco. the way we address the challenges around equity, and we bring our city back stronger than ever is when we come together and we make sure that resources are not a barrier to the success and opportunities that we all deserve in life, and so that's what this is about. today is just one step further in that direction. i'm looking forward to seeing the city come alive again, and i'm looking forward to seeing this city continue and finally lift up those who too often have been left behind. this is another great opportunity, so thank you all so much for joining us here today. [applause] >> san francisco par