, and what he said, he said isos, said isos, it was said loudly to the whole hall.ove, victory, this is life. russian championship. pairs - free program, women - free program. tomorrow on the first. vissky mancacher, a product of the steller group. there was such an illegal immigrant, alexander mikhailovich korodku, and an illegal immigrant, an interesting one, who worked. in many countries. to begin with, korotkov was offered a very modest position, the so-called elevator one, and this simple position became for him an elevator into intelligence. rodkov, of course, made a breakthrough in the german direction, the flow of information from them increased sharply. she was his common-law wife at that time. we come to intelligence not for the sake of love and friendship, but for the sake of ensuring state security. radkov offered to take it out. chimadan with a walkie-talkie under the guise of gifts for his passion, if large sums of money and a transmitter had been found on her, it could have cost him his head, he could have ended up in the dungeons of the gestabor, whi

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country, we have an agreement with a number of international standardization organizations, this is isoc, these are a number of other organizations where we participate in technical committees that review and develop modern standards, and we can see there what is planned tomorrow in the country, not only in our country, but in the world in general, from some kind of production point of view. new innovative products, and we see these requirements, of course, it is important that our fund of state standards, which we have is, but was harmonized with these requirements, these are the broken standards that are being developed in our country, our national standards, state standards, they, you can give statistics for last year, 70%, they are harmonized with international ones, you asked such an interesting the question is from the point of view of where we bring something, right? so i want to say, look, everything that is connected, for example, with food products, yes, international standards in the world talk about, mainly about some testing methods and control methods, we we are making a s

products in the inner hall of the energy exchange, more than 16 thousand tons of energy carriers such as iso recycle, normal solvent, hexane, industrial liquid gas, heavy cutting, nitrogen , heavy oil source, tar, oxygen, heavy hydrocarbon source on the supply board goes. the international hall of energy exchange has also witnessed the supply of more than 11,000 tenafinite of heavy hydrocarbon gas. yesterday, in the transactions of the iran energy exchange, a variety of products worth more than 1328 billion tomans were sold. various forums of the iran commodity exchange host on monday the transaction was more than 385 thousand tons of products. in the industrial products hall of petrochemical and petroleum products hall, 27,000 tons of non-polymer base oil, cumbatum, and ammonia were traded. the export hall also witnessed the transaction of nearly 32 thousand tons of bitumen. the volume of transactions in talar siman also exceeded 22 thousand tons. in the hall. again, 1,000 tons and 9,000 tons of various goods and products were traded in the secondary market. thank you for your cooperation w

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a tight squeeze on the iso bars here.the cold front to come through overnight tonight across central southern england, east anglia and the far south east of england. there will be some heavy rain for a short while and some squally gusts of wind as the front comes through. particularly blustery towards the south coast. gusts of wind here towards more exposed locations could get as high as 50—60mph. potentially blustery showers following on behind. turning dry for scotland and here, not quite as cold as it was last night. now, this is how we'll start off new year's eve, sunday, of course. there will be a lot of dry weather out towards the east, i think, through the morning. staying dry across scotland for much of the day, but blustery showers still swirling around this area of low pressure, lighter winds across the center of low pressure. but again, towards the south coast of england and wales, there'll be some strong, gusty, brisk south—westerly winds blowing throughout the day. temperatures for most a little lower than th

the country, have agreements with a number of international standardization organizations, this is isohese are a number of other organizations where we participate in technical committees that review and develop modern standards and we can see there what is planned tomorrow in the country, not only in our country, in general world. not only test methods, but specific requirements, we had a very long process of agreeing on what chocolate glaze was, when our opponents said, yes , there may be chocolate at all, but leave the name chocolate, no, we defended our position as our confectioners, yes , and we introduced these requirements, and this is accepted by everyone, this is really why they say that when a product is made in accordance with the state standard, then... this product, in any case, it is welcomed by consumers, so this element is one of those few, which we also bring into the scope of our standardization. our manufacturers, they work within the legal framework, and they work according to the rules, according to the law and are responsible for their products, but, for example,

we're labor day to something should be done hoping having a pasta supply iso improvements will help in continuing with you're permitting journey so, thank you. >>. (clapping.) easy. you licensed to the folks you make the changes in policies and define the legislation and you get back to your jobs simple the last time we'll see the legislation [off mic.] (laughter.) >> oh, you made some samples. >> 3, 2, 1. >> all right. >> okay. >> let's go. >> shop and dine the 49 promotes local businesses and changes san franciscans to do their shopping and dooipg within the 49 square miles by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine the 49 hi in my mind a ms. medina >> today's special guest michelle ginsberg. >> i'm chris and you are watching san francisco riegz the show that focused on reguilding and reimagining our city our guest is the general manager of the san francisco rec and parks, with us to talk about new parks, music and other developments. mr. ginsberg, welcome. >> thank you a pleasure to

we're labor day to something should be done hoping having a pasta supply iso improvements will help in continuing with you're permitting journey so, thank you. >>. (clapping.) easy. you licensed to the folks you make the changes in policies and define the legislation and you get back to your jobs simple the last time we'll see the legislation [off mic.] (laughter.) >> oh, you made some samples. >> 3, 2, 1. >> all right. >> okay. >> let's ♪♪ >> san francisco! ♪♪ >> this is an exhibition across departments highlighting different artworks from our collection. gender is an important part of the dialogue. in many ways, this exhibition is contemporary. all of this artwork is from the 9th century and spans all the way to the 21st century. the exhibition is organized into seven different groupings or themes such as activities, symbolism, transformation and others. it's not by culture or time period, but different affinities between the artwork. activities, for example, looks at the role of gender and how certain activities are placed as feminine or masculine. we have a print by uharo that look

knowledge-based company have made an adhesive insulation with nano technology instead of these non-standard and iso steps. our product is a liquid adhesive that repels hydrophilic surfaces. it works well on various surfaces such as concrete, cement, wood and stone. with very high adhesion to surfaces. prevent from it happens that the pollution, humidity and access of weather and decomposition factors to those structures are cut off. surfaces like concrete, cement, like cement blocks, like, in fact, stone, brick, construction of cheap agricultural pools that we are more widely we have completed 5 thousand projects. thanks to the nano particles, these adhesive insulations increase both their adhesion and the resistance between the outer surfaces. and they raise the interior of the building. we take part of the materials from petrochemicals, we actually do this process of resinization, and then other materials are added to thickeners and other chemicals. it is added to it until this final product is obtained. they have the ability to become colorless. this stickiness is present during consumption. aft

foundation company have made an adhesive insulation with nano technology instead of these non-standard and iso steps. our product is a liquid glue that repels water-loving surfaces. it works well on various surfaces, including concrete, cement, wood, and stone. thanks to the nano particles, these adhesives increase their adhesion and increase the resistance between the exterior and interior surfaces of the building . we take a part of the materials from petrochemicals, we actually do this process of resinization, and then other materials are added to concentrate materials and other chemicals are added to it. they can have this capability until this final product is obtained. which become colorless, this stickiness is during consumption, after consumption , it slowly loses its stickiness and becomes a part of the structure. after the commercialization of nano adhesive insulation in the domestic market, more than 5 thousand projects have been successfully completed, and we have successfully completed these projects with government agencies and private companies. now they are exported to internat

anks to the terrible attacks in isrl, this iso longer abstract.e have been rerouting artillery meant for ukraine to israel and vice versa the last few years because we don't make enough artillery shells. we have an economy that is 10 times the size of the russian economy. yet, the russians make more arllery shells in a week than we do in a month. how is this connected? we have to make more of our own stuff in the u.s. weave allowed ourselves to be an economy that was w too dependent for growth on tech and financial services, andhat is where way too much of the gdp owth has been the past years. it has been bad for workers and tional security. being much more supportive -- you heard the secretary of treasury mentioned this -- being much more supporve of american independence and manacturing is a critical part to what the publican party will be about the next 30 years. i intend to plato world -- to play a role. we have a major demraphic problem in this untry. every western nation except israel has a demogphic problem. we don't have enough families. t

that you actually mentioned, the issue of the windows or , for example, the iron doors, as well as the isoting that has been used to reverse this, well , it was the emphasis of unesco and the internal cultural heritage of the country itself. well, this is necessary to preserve the main body of the village, for example, how long will it take to preserve it? this will happen because it has been mentioned since 2009 and nothing has actually happened yet. how long do you think it will take for us to have the support of the people and this ? there is no date to say exactly when it will happen because the quota for international registration is usually low in iran. it means there is less in unesco , there is a limit for every country, according to the director of the abyaneh cultural heritage base, together with the villagers , they are removing the deficiencies that unesco recognized as an obstacle to registering the work. he has posted a series, but not now if he is tired it is not allowed to call because you have to wood the road , even abyaneh village is one of the central part of netensaz c

we're labor day to something should be done hoping having a pasta supply iso improvements will help in continuing with you're permitting journey so, thank you. >>. (clapping.) easy. you licensed to the folks you make the changes in policies and define the legislation and you get back to your jobs simple the last time we'll see the legislation [off mic.] (laughter.) >> oh, you made some samples. >> 3, 2, 1. >> all right. >> okay. >> let's [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> so i grew up in cambridge, massachusetts and i was very fortunate to meet my future wife, now my wife while we were both attending graduate school at m.i.t., studying urban planning. so this is her hometown. so, we fell in love and moved to her city. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> i was introduced to this part of town while working on a campaign for gavin, who is running for mayor. i was one of the organizers out here and i met the people and i fell in love with them in the neighborhood. so it also was a place in the city that at the time that i could afford to buy a home and i wanted to own my own home. this is where we laid down our roots like many pe

factory, where we offer special materials to consumers , we have iranian national standards , we have isothe raw materials ourselves . mr. thaghafi has become the top entrepreneur in the country for 5 years with these improved forces. has he recovered or was an addict? now , because an addict cannot be called a criminal, he is a sick person. we introduce ourselves. maybe too much the mistakes i made were due to my illness and drug addiction, but now they can say that they should try to recruit these children for their work force and see if there is a vacancy. implementing these recommendations is the same issue that many recoveries struggle with. if it didn't work, maybe i would have gone back to using my drugs, that is, when i came out of the camp, this is what made me stay clean for 9 years now. i used to quit because i realized that i used to be a drug user, and i apologized. after i stopped using it , i filled out a form to see my work, see my work, and then contact each other after two or three days , for example, when i realized that i had a problem with caution before , i apologize

been found in politics, and as mikhail mishustin noted today, interaction within the framework of the isoical dialogue in beijing will continue, the head of the russian one. news from beijing, china! washington has run out of money for kiev, a spokesman for the us state department publicly stated this. according to him , the united states does not have the opportunity to help ukraine due to the lack of a decision from congress. let me remind you that earlier senators blocked a multibillion-dollar tranche from kiev. there is no magic pot ready from which to continue drawing money for ukraine if congress does not pass a bill for additional funding. the ukrainian military demanded that vladimir zelensky mobilize another half a million ukrainians. zelensky himself announced this at a press conference following the results of the year. my colleague varvara nevskaya also listened to the ukrainian president’s statement. as if hinting at a much-desired, but so far completely inaccessible to ukraine, bright future. as well as good, but alas, implausible news. thus, contrary to the figures indicati

the international hall of energy exchange witnessed the supply of 48,000 tons of cut pentane, iso recycle, solvent, isofeed, kerosene butane gas. yesterday, in the transactions of the energy exchange, various products with a value of more than 1282 billion tomans were sold. the end of capital news, god bless you. i am the type who wants to come for the first time, the second time or the third time to participate. i encounter a mafia in a certain mafia hall in the auctions. this is what the representative of the judiciary in the property organization says that the mafia does not allow me to buy or somehow if they plan, they will harm me . i will not be able to participate in the future . the first problem was that this disadvantage was renewed and the buyer did not come and time passed. the second problem in a case it used to be that the auction was held, but not everyone was informed, the brokers would come, for example, a special person would come, buy the property at an expert price. in the event that if this auction is made. if it were held in real life, this price would be higher and

knowledge-based company have made an adhesive insulation with nano technology instead of these non-standard and isowe are a liquid glue that repels water-loving surfaces . it also works well on various surfaces, including concrete, cement, wood, and stone . thanks to the nano particles of these adhesives, their adhesion increases and the resistance between the outer and outer surfaces increases. they raise the interior of the building. we get part of the materials from petrochemicals, with the process actually being resin. we make this work, and then other ingredients are added, thickeners and other chemicals are added to it until this final product is obtained. they have the ability to become colorless. this stickiness is present during consumption for up to an hour after consumption. then slowly it loses its adhesion and becomes a part of that structure. after the commercialization of nano adhesive insulation in the domestic market, more than 5 thousand projects have actually been successfully completed. that with government bodies and our private companies have brought these projects to a conclu

to instead of these non-woven and iso steps , they made an adhesive insulation with nano technology.product is a liquid glue that repels water-loving surfaces . it also works well on various surfaces, including concrete, cement, wood, and stone . it is possible that moisture pollution and access to water and air and decomposition factors. surfaces such as cement plaster, cement blocks , like bricks are used to build cheap agricultural pools, which we have widely completed more than 5 thousand projects. be and they increase the resistance between the exterior and interior surfaces of the building. we get a part of the materials from petrochemicals with the process. in fact, we do the resinization of this work, and then other materials are added, thickening materials and other chemicals are added to it until this final product is obtained. after an hour, it slowly loses its adhesion and becomes part of the structure. this is actually aiq and these infiltrators are nano because they have a longer life and their price is cheaper. and they are in the form of nano particles, their permeabi

the region has seemed fighting in recent years between the military and armed groups linked to iso. a sign is me latrice as a us worship, illegally entered waters in the disputed south china sea spokesperson. the china 7 theater of operations says that washington has seriously undermined regional peace and stability. aging is in dispute with several of his neighbors. stemming from his claims the widespread regional territorial waters. the u. s. navy says the vessel was conducting routine operations, consistent with international law as well as the election authority says 95 percent of voters have approved the referendum caused by the government to claim sovereignty over disputed territory in neighboring brianna. a central rep, yet he has more on why this votes has been causing concern and to reach really sweet lens voted overwhelmingly in favor of their countries claim to make some large spots a neighboring oil rich brianna in a non binding referendum on sunday. the, despite the major campaign by the government that's an equal, as my daughter to promote the boat as inactive patrioti

we have obtained valid isos. after setting up the laboratory service center, he went to the industry. provide services. an exhibition of the technological designs of the research achievements of this festival will be held in the coming days. according to the executive board of the 10th festival. the second phase of granting other mahd farsh agencies in iraq, shahid beheshti street, has been guaranteed price, quality, and long-term sales all over iran , many designs, free shipping and easy purchase in another carpet store, another carpet store, another carpet store. i'm tired of the exam stress. i 'm very stressed these days. i don't know what to do. it's better with a good specialist. talk to hamraz and call him first. i also received counseling from a psychologist for maryam's marriage. i was very satisfied. to receive psychological services and counseling from our specialists, send number 1 to 10686 or call 0219. have you ever bought your shoes by sms? do we have a series of tetis shoes? there are special condi

building construction , we do laboratory tests , we got the valid isos, all our works except for thedent section well, it was the educational sector, it was already in the university, after setting up the laboratory service center, it went towards providing services to the industry. an exhibition of the technological designs of the research achievements of this festival will be held in the coming days. according to the executive board of the 10th knowledge culture festival. people driven from their homes in gaza struggle to get water. the world food program has announced that only two liters of water per person per day is available, which is much less than the minimum 17 liters needed by each person. today, the neighbor brought some water and we made dough. now a drop there is no water either. people have to line up every day in front of water distribution centers to get some 20 liter containers of water. those without transportation walk long distances for water . i have to use these two to 20 liters of water to wash my clothes and use them for food. it is difficult to fill and carr

in this hall, more than 1650 tons of isofide solvent, iso recycle, normal gas condensate, pentane , light oil are sold on the supply board. 10,000 kilowatt hours of electricity is also supplied in the electrical panel of the inner hall. international hall of energy exchange the host of the supply of 10,000 tons of pars beheen oils is pars beheen refinery of qeshm oil. energy exchange transactions. iran reached the value of more than 742 billion tomans on wednesday, january 6. the transaction of 85 tons of saffron from april to december this year in the commodity exchange. 17 anvars receive saffron from farmers. november and december is the saffron harvest season every year. that's what the red heads say. now i will send dried saffron to the warehouses of the stock exchange. it will be delivered. we now have 17 accepted warehouses in saffron, so we can even ask for a gram, half a kilo, a kilo, whatever we want at a specific price. we can easily sell it and then within 24 hours , for example, you will see that the money is in our account. saffron must pass all standard tests upon entering t

we're labor day to something should be done hoping having a pasta supply iso improvements will help in continuing with you're permitting journey so, thank you. >>. (clapping.) easy. you licensed to the folks you make the changes in policies and define the legislation and you get back to your jobs simple the last time we'll see the legislation [off mic.] (laughter.) >> oh, you made some samples. >> 3, 2, 1. >> all right. >> okay. >> let's [♪♪♪] >> i just don't know that you can find a neighborhood in the city where you can hear music stands and take a ride on the low rider down the street. it is an experience that you can't have anywhere else in san francisco. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> district nine is a in the southeast portion of the city. we have four neighborhoods that i represent. st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture. very distinct feel, and it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a t

number of muslims in the philippines has seen fighting between the ministry and non scripts linked with iso invoicing. here at the you and climate summits into by 50 oil companies representing any hoff of think global production have pledged to reach new 0, maintain emissions by 2030. they will say agreed and routine binding of natural gas when joining with environmental groups have cool to move us next screen the oil and gas industry must i 9 around our northstar of keeping $1.00 within reach. and that is exactly that i shannon and the thinking behind the oil and gas, the companies they shouldn't charge. that's why we are announcing today, some tens of thousands of activists have rallied across the united states to show this solidarity with palestinians in garza these purchased as march through downtown san francisco before running outside the city civic center. they have banners cooling for a cease find laving is as well as actions and genocide. also rallies in washington dc. new york, austin and las vegas also purchased across the united kingdom, thousands marched in london to show this

injured, the region has seen fighting and recent years between the military and the arm groups linked to iso. a chinese military says a u. s. worship illegally entered waters in the disputed south china sea spokesperson said washington has seriously undermined regional peace and stability . majoring is in dispute with several of its neighbors stemming from its claims to widespread regional waters. the u. s. navy uses the vessel was conducting routine operations. consistent with international law. a police in france of opened an investigation into what they're calling a terrorist plots after a german tourist was killed in a nice attack in paris. 2 other people were wounded in that attack near the eiffel tower. on saturday, the man, the police suspect of carrying out the attack was already on a so called terra watch list. 11 hikers have been found dead and 12 others are missing. after a volcano erupted in indonesia, demira p volcano and with some monstrous viewed ash as high as 3 kilometers into the air on sunday, 3 survivors were found close to the bodies of the dead hikers. dozens of climber

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>> so, the permanent secretary said there iso idence of a deterrent effect, and the reason for that isf this scheme does start to work in terms of being able to send people, it is only likely to cover about 1% or less of the people who are currently in hotels, people who arrive in the u.k. in the last year, and some figures suggest it might be closer to .1%. we are talking about a tiny number of people being covered by a scheme that is currently costing 400 million pounds of taxpayer money, a scheme that is assented more home secretary than asylum-seekers to rwanda. this is the third piece of tory legislation claiming to do one of these things, and each time they make all of these promises and set up a new law make all these grand claims, but it is about gimmicks rather than getting a grip. there are basic things that you have to do to get a grip, and time and again they are too busy fighting amongst themselves to get the basics sorted out. we are to be able to have a cross-party agreement about going after the gangs and clearing the backlog and getting returns in place and proper enfo

phone. it’s simple, but now i’m thinking , where, well, where again now, 2 years after the start of isoears after the start of the war, all these people must be able to hold ranks so tightly, they know how, i won’t say about us , one of the main comebacks of this year could be... a return to russia alla borisovna pugacheva, you can say as much as you like that she hasn’t sung anything for a long time, but based on the totality of her previous merits, alla borisovna pugacheva is still the number one singer in russia, in terms of recognition, in terms of audience coverage, in terms of the level of influence in the number of, excuse me, sympathizers it is in the highest offices of power, this is confirmed by any simple metric. on social networks and media, it is enough for pugacheva to say something or simply write a post on a social network banned in russia, and it instantly spreads everywhere. it's worth taking a photo, it will be reposted every public page reprints every obscure news item, as soon as it appears, and this is news number one, in zen in any social networks and in general.

country, have an agreement with a number of international organizations for standardization, this is isose are a number of other organizations where we participate in technical committees that are considering , modern standards are being developed and we can see there what is planned tomorrow in the country, not only in our country, in the world in general, from the point of view of the production of some new innovative products and we see these requirements, of course, it is important so that our fund of state standards that we have is harmonized with these requirements, these are the broken standards that are being developed in our country, our national standards, state standards, they can give statics for last year 70%, they are harmonized with international ones. you asked such an interesting question from the point of view, where do we bring something in, yes, so i want to say, look, everything... that is related to food products, for example, right? in the world, international standards talk mainly about testing methods, some control methods, we make a slightly different contributi

we're labor day to something should be done hoping having a pasta supply iso improvements will help in continuing with you're permitting journey so, thank you. >>. (clapping.) easy. you licensed to the folks you make the changes in policies and define the legislation and you get back to your jobs simple the last time we'll see the legislation [off mic.] (laughter.) >> oh, you made some samples. >> 3, 2, 1. >> all right. >> okay. >> let's city. >> hi other supervisor joel representing the great district and want to say congratulations on thirty years of sfgovtv. you know. if when i was a kid mtv revolutions my tv now we want my sfgovtv and revolutions. >> join the center in celebrating thirty years of sfgovtv. thank you for promotin >> good morning, everybody. >> let me start by triathlon all 6 it to bring attention how big tobacco trying to hook the new generations on tobacco produces and tobacco companies appeal to the public with with threatening decades of people. a few years ago san francisco put children first and young people first and banning the sale of flavored tobacco product

i think the taxing structure is where the incentive isoing to have to be created. >> other questions. >> maybe you could give us what you refer on the budget and the farmville, anything you would like to share with fellow governors who can help to encourage things along. >> i have 16 minutes and 47 secos. we have not h a budget on time in this country since995. at the end of the date you have your fits and starts in the legislature, but you eveually get a budget and you get it on time so that your entire operation has ceainty about what the next fiscal year is going to look like and h you're going to affordhatever your priorities are. it is exceedingly difficult to run aepartment with a budget of150 bilon, 100,000 plus employees, 1different separate mission areas to be able not to have a budget and to know what to tell your folks about the next fiscal year and your priories. it is very difficult. the angst and the concern that folks have about are we going to shut down, are we going to get resources, is the cut going to be severe, justreates an incredible amount disruion that frankly

. >> we recognize mister iso. the gentleman has unanimous consent. >> mister jackson. >> i would like to have a letter admitted into the record please. >> you ask unanimous consent? >> i do. >> without objection so ordered. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. wolf, is texas a sanctuary state? >> not to my knowledge. >> do you know of any century cities within texas? >> i don't. austin could be or portions of houston but not to my knowledge. >> similarly mr. hamilton, are each of the cities mister jackson described as democrat run cities, are each and every one of them sanctuary cities and have declared so? >> i believe that's correct and in fact they have also said they welcome immigrants and they should not be deported and want them in their communities. >> let's go through the numbers here. we have several million people coming over the border. i have 55 miles of border, it includes some very dangerous areas to cross, doesn't and so on and yet we have thousands and thousands coming every month. they come into san di

. >> iso think we are at a turning point to pull the trigger. we were discussing this morning how there's no legal framework for prosecuting criminally the indoctrination so it is acting on that and understanding we need to find mechanisms to formalize and linking the phenomenon that is hard to capture such as militarization and physical abuse to children when they are in these camps so that is the next step to make sure when the crimes have been in the future. >> the difference between education, persuasion and what we are calling indoctrination the elements we've gone through

tomorw the at million and grizzly jumps out and part of the park every single car on that stion road isoing to stop and it's pretty incredible what we provide. th ecosystem has recovered incredibly significantly, you know, if you look at the conservation succe story in wolf we c coverry which i believe that restoraon of wolf, yellowstone in mid-90's was mos successful wildlife restoration effort in the histy of the country. bison rord levels. grizzlies at record levels. people come here and enjoy it. it's major part of our mission. not just protecting the place but allowing access and allow the enjoyment of that place. that has to be considered and has to be part of the conversation. nothing those we do i that park we d alone everythinghat we do in that park affects what happens outside and everything that happens outside can affect wha happens inside. i appreciate the incredible feedback that we've gotten on e performance of the team and they deserve it. states inclung the governors counties, the communities also deserve credit. i will tell you you saw secretary holland yesterday, s was th

we're labor day to something should be done hoping having a pasta supply iso improvements will help in continuing with you're permitting journey so, thank you. >>. (clapping.) easy. you licensed to the folks you make the changes in policies and define the legislation and you get back to your jobs simple the last time we'll see the legislation [off mic.] (laughter.) >> oh, you made some samples. >> 3, 2, 1. >> all right. >> okay. >> let's it. >> happy 30th anniversary. to san francisco's sfgovtv. congratulations sfgovtv on many, many years of serving the city and for bringing information to everyone that lives here. >> happy 30th anniversary sfgovtv i'm supervisor for district 7 thank you to the staff for 0 supporting the process to government to transparency and to making sure we celebrate >> i am supervisor melgar. i am the supervisor for district 7. [music] i am a immigrant to san francisco. my family came when i was 12 from el salvador during the civil war. this place gave us security, safety and an opportunity to thrive, so i love the city deeply, and as a mother of three kids who

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challenges and proactive ideas from panelists and atepd ease including the california energy commission, iso, project developers, environmentalist, advocates, labor, land use planners, rate payer advocates and so on. it was quite a group. at the regular board meeting past wednesday cc power formally established an ad hoc committee of the board to review findings from this event and consider next steps. cc power is inviting comments from the public. ideally by the end of this month, but comments are always welcome so that the board ad hoc committee can consider this additional feedback as it contemplated next step. comments may be submitted to comments@cacommunitypower.org and i added the e-mail address to the slides. you can see that at the bottom. i'll make sure that these updated slides are provided to the clerk to be posted with the agenda. just in wrapping up, i want to emphasize our team will continue to actively participate in these ongoing discussions regarding project principles and values and will do so consistent with the direction of our commission in adopted resolution 23013a tha