i'm here to speak in support of jaya padmanabhan's candidacy. our committee had searched for candidates this past full and jaya emerged as the clear choice from the process. our committee was impressed by her knowledge of the sunshine ordinance and professionalism and enthusiasm of serving the public and the rare computer scientist who made a career change to become an award winning journalist and well positioned to consider the technological and transparency issues that come up in the task force cases. we believe she would be a fair for the cases that come before you. >> supervisor peskin: are there any other members of the public or public comment on item number 2? >> clerk: we have two more callers. >> supervisor peskin: next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm program director at a nonprofit based here in san francisco that uses technology to ensure government services can be delivered to those who need them the most and support volunteers across the country working on projects for transparency and open government. i'm here in my personal capacit

i'm here to speak in support of jaya padmanabhan's candidacy. our committee had searched for candidates this past full and jaya emerged as the clear choice from the process. our committee was impressed by her knowledge of the sunshine ordinance and professionalism and enthusiasm of serving the public and the rare computer scientist who made a career change to become an award winning journalist and well positioned to consider the technological and transparency issues that come up in the task force cases. we believe she would be a fair for the cases that come before you. >> supervisor peskin: are there any other members of the public or public comment on item number 2? >> clerk: we have two more callers. >> supervisor peskin: next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm program director at a nonprofit based here in san francisco that uses technology to ensure government services can be delivered to those who need them the most and support volunteers across the country working on projects for transparency and open government. i'm here in my personal capacit

i'm here to speak in support of jaya padmanabhan's candidacy. our committee had searched for candidates this past full and jaya emerged as the clear choice from the process. our committee was impressed by her knowledge of the sunshine ordinance and professionalism and enthusiasm of serving the public and the rare computer scientist who made a career change to become an award winning journalist and well positioned to consider the technological and transparency issues that come up in the task force cases. we believe she would be a fair for the cases that come before you. >> supervisor peskin: are there any other members of the public or public comment on item number 2? >> clerk: we have two more callers. >> supervisor peskin: next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm program director at a nonprofit based here in san francisco that uses technology to ensure government services can be delivered to those who need them the most and support volunteers across the country working on projects for transparency and open government. i'm here in my personal capacit

reached the united states 2 infections were confirmed in the state of south carolina brazil's president jaya both sanaa has vowed to quickly vaccinate everybody in the country as his popularity falls amid new wave of corona virus infections brazilians have been angered by the government's slow vaccine rollout 220000 people in brazil have died after being infected bulls are now has been widely criticized for his handling of the pandemic is even said he won't take the vaccine himself. has more from rio de janeiro. on the one side he's saying that he's going to vaccinate brazilians fast on the other side he's and he's changed his tune with china as well he has been attacking china and china is working with brazil to produce the corona vaccine here and as well as supplying the material for astra zeneca to produce vaccines in brazil and the president had been attacking china all this time this is change because time was running out to brazil was a really lagging behind its neighbors to start 1 inoculation so on one side he has the phone on the other side he keeps on giving mixed messages are just

brazil's president jaya both said auto has vowed to quickly vaccinate everybody in the country as his popularity falls amid a new wave of coronavirus infections there is anger of the government's slow vaccine rollout 220000 people in brazil have died after being infected bulls and auto has been widely criticized for his handling of the pandemic he's even said he won't take the vaccine himself zeros that monica you knock it has more from rio de janeiro. on the one side he's saying that he's going to vaccinate brazilians fast on the other side he's he and he's changed his tune with china as well he has been attacking china and china is working with brazil to produce the corona vaccine here and as well as supplying the material for astra zeneca to produce vaccines in brazil and the president had been attacking china all this time this is change because time is running out the words are ready lagging behind its neighbors to start 1 inoculation so on one side he has changed the tone on the other side in keeps on giving mixed messages are just today he was saying he was telling governors an

thousands of protesters have joined processions across brazil calling for the impeachment of president jaya both an arrow over his handling of the pandemic demonstrators led their horns with slogans painted on their vehicles while parading down main streets brazil has the worst world's 2nd highest number of covert 19 deaths. well it has in portugal a heading to the polls to choose the next president and i should wide lockdown is in place to combat one of the worst corona virus infection right in the world turnout is there for expected to be very low restrictions on movement to being lifted for election day but voices have to bring their own pens to fill in their ballot paper. it's the all important issue in portugal's presidential election manuel consol this has organized many elections in portugal's capital lispund but this time he faces expected just tickle challenges the biggest problem finding enough election workers for the more than 12000 polling stations in the country the number of election workers in our database changes every day many volunteers have become infected we also feel t

thousands of protesters have joined perceptions across brazil calling for the impeachment of president jaya ball scenario of his handling of the pandemic demonstrators bled their horns with slogans painted on their vehicles while parading down main street brazil has the world's 2nd highest number of coded 19 deaths. photos in portugal are being to head to the polls in person to elect a new president despite a deepening coronavirus crisis in the country almost every new day brings with it a record number of new infections portugal has the highest 7 day incidents in the world in proportion to its population that's $785.00 as more than double that of the u.k. and u.s. rights and 7 times that of germany's. it's the all important issue in portugal the presidential election. has organized many elections in portugal. but this time he faces expected just a coach challenges the biggest problem finding enough election workers for the more than 12000 polling stations in the country. every day many volunteers have become infected with. the last minute a real problem called the election process portugal

i'm here to speak in support of jaya padmanabhan's candidacy.ee had searched for candidates this past full and jaya emerged as the clear choice from the process. our committee was impressed by her knowledge of the sunshine ordinance and professionalism and enthusiasm of serving the public and the rare computer scientist who made a career change to become an award winning journalist and well positioned to consider the technological and transparency issues that come up in the task force cases. we believe she would be a fair for the cases that come before you. >> supervisor peskin: are there any other members of the public or public comment on item number 2? >> clerk: we have two more callers. >> supervisor peskin: next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm program director at a nonprofit based here in san francisco that uses technology to ensure government services can be delivered to those who need them the most and support volunteers across the country working on projects for transparency and open government. i'm here in my personal capacity today as a

amsterdam thousands of brazilians have held a 2nd day of socially distance running against president jaya holds an arrow and his government's handling of the pandemic demonstrators in the streets of sao paolo and more than a dozen other cities for his impeachment so those are the headlines the news continues on 0 after if you find the asia station thanks for watching by foot. when all that seems to matter is the headline when narratives and counter-narrative soaps cure reality the listening post strips away the spin lays bare the bias and uncovers the uncomfortable truths the listening posts on al-jazeera feel fine fresh perspectives through the lens of no who feel make a tsunami. eternal or none you want that i got when they got some courses and i got a look at the now. they were hungry as an onion wish and i'm done winning a 100 and on the last thing i go in that i have. a little extra just as an on families that i met since i don't like i'm yelling at a time when i'm with. the union on a u.-turn shit that's what i read someone's head and i are the last. you got or i don't. know. here a

congresswoman jaya paul and bonnie watson coleman of new jersey tested positive. a suspect the coronavirus from republican colleagues who they state refuse to wear a mask during the lockdown all the that is unconfirmed. >>> right now, president donald trump is at the border in texas to talk about his immigration policies. he is kicking off a last-minute push to tout his accomplishments when office. is natalie brand reports, democrats are pushing ahead with plans to get him out after last week's capital siege. >> president donald trump spoke to reporters for the first time since the assault on the u.s. capital. he addressed efforts to remove him from office and pinned anger on the country on democrats. >> the impeachment is causing tremendous anger. and you are doing it and it is really a terrible thing that they are doing. >> he claimed there was nothing wrong with his speech ahead of wednesday's deadly riot. >> it has been analyzed and people thought that what i said was totally appropriate. >> reporter: house democrats accused the president of inciting an insurr

what they suspect may be de berry from a crash the boeing 737500 is operated by budget airline surely jaya air 6 people on board the flight around 50000 people have been displaced by widespread flooding in malaysia and red crescent crews have been rescuing people as for horses rise across several states the organization says it's concerned about those crimes intermarriages the shelters gita the coronavirus pandemic and at least 3 people have died in spain in a massive snowstorm that's frozen traffic and travel leaving thousands of people trapped in cars train stations and airports and that is she up to date to keep it here on al-jazeera people empire is up next. finland to set itself one of the world's most ambitious emission reduction targets promising to go cup a neutral by 2035 with initiatives from nature conservation to greater investment in public transport and alternative energy those plans could well be met but only if the country also shuts down its peat industry which has long been a source of both fossil fuel and job's so can the country's climate warriors get it done. it's not

the story we jaya air flight left jakarta airport on saturday bound for a 90 minute journey to pontiac. contact was broken just minutes after takeoff during heavy rain the aircraft lost altitude and plunged into the java sea. it's the 3rd major plane crash in indonesia since 2014 it could take months before relatives of the victims find out why their lives were cut short. that's up to date i'll have more at the top of the hour the w.'s covered 19th special this next of the day. the phones and the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and context around a virus update 19 special. on t.w. . young walken emigrants. the police will stop that isn't the solution down there flight could be fatal but going back is not an option. i'm on and are stuck in the spanish border area they're there waiting for a chance that will probably never come shattered dreams starts january 18th on t.w. . 'd over a year after the 1st coronavirus cases some early patients are still suffering. long covert refers to symptoms that can last for m

this 3 week jaya air flight left jakarta airport on saturday bound for a 90 minute journey to pontiac. contact was broken just minutes after takeoff during heavy rain at the aircraft lost altitude and plunge. into the java sea. it's the 3rd major plane crash in indonesia since 2014 it could take months before relatives of the victims find out why their lives were cut short. and let's get more now we are joined by a correspondent prieto kusama putra she's been following the latest from the plane crash from jakarta house the search operation produced any new information yet the indonesian search teams have recovered what looked like to be that terrifying for the aircraft you want $82.00 which crashed in the java sea and saturday and they also recovery facts of human remains as well as the pieces of the plane's tail on the rim of the wheel the emergency chute also the cool thing personal belongings from the passengers so far 16 backs of the body parts have been retrieved from the crash site and we're talking about the black boxes that divers were closing in to that they did report from s

investigation at this hospital in jakarta the relatives of the 50 passengers and 12 crew on board surely jaya air flight 102 a working with authorities to identify the remains of some victims dozens have already given their d.n.a. samples to help with the process. indonesia's aviation record is one of the worst in asia with many families in recent years left devastated off a plane crashes none except cause he's family now joins that list her daughter her 2 granddaughters and their many were on board the flight and they get that like you know. i try to call her at 3 o'clock but i couldn't get through an hour later i tried to call her husband he was already waiting for them at the airport he cried on the phone when i asked him what happened he told me the plane lost contact she says she's still praying for her family and everyone else on board jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. still to come here on al-jazeera. i brought him down a city famed for its speed secular sites but medical professionals costing dog days a hit as code 900 fatality rates keep record highs. also coming up israel appro

this is my 1st daughter i won't ever see them again more than 60 people were on board the she would jaya flight from jakarta to pontianak infants and children were among the passengers the plane lost contact just 4 minutes after takeoff now. control is the jakarta approach saw that the plane was not flying at 75 degrees but was headed northwest the air traffic control asked the pilots to confirm where they were headed not logged off within seconds the plane went missing from the right. the boeing 737500 was at least 25 years old the flight had been delayed by 30 minutes due to heavy rain in east asian capital with a search team says they believe they have found debris from the plane in the sea close to the 1000 islands north of jakarta the national search and rescue agency and navy have dispatched teams to the area fishermen say they heard a loud crash already have established a crisis center here it's a part of the heart the airport in asia's busiest airport for relatives of those on board to speak with authorities find out what happened to their loved ones they've also established a cr

this 3 week jaya air flight left jakarta airport on saturday bound for a 90 minute journey to pontiac. contact was broken just minutes after takeoff during heavy rain in the aircraft lost altitude and plunged into the java sea. it's the 3rd major plane crash in indonesia since 2014 it could take months before relatives of the victims find out why their lives were cut short. and told us about concerns over the country's air safety record. yet the incident is the 1st major air crash since 189 passengers and crew were killed in 2018 when a light air boys and their study max also climbs into the job the seat and you know if we're talking about the 80 s f.p.s. and safety the expert says that it's due to a combination of economy it's social and geographical factor have things improved e.s.p. set things improved but we know that even asians fast growing at the asian sector has long been black by 60 concerns even our innovation airlines were once banned from entering the you asked and the european hears things but specifically talking about like why did the latest when crash i think it's stup

brazil's president jaya bolzan otto has vowed to quickly vaccinate everybody in the country as his popularity falls brazilians are angry at the government's slow vaccine rollout want to see an archive has more from rio de janeiro. on the one side he's saying that he's going to vaccinate brazilians fast on the other side he's he and he has changed his tune with china as well he has been attacked in china and china is working with brazil to produce the corona vaccine here and as well as supplying the material for astra zeneca to produce vaccines in brazil and the president had been attacking china all this time this is change because time was running out brazil was already lagging behind its neighbors to start 1 inoculation protests in lebanon have been growing and amounts over the long down and government corruption security forces have been firing teargas and water cannons protest is in the city of tripoli. the white house has expressed outrage on to pakistan's top court ordered the release of the man previously convicted of killing american journalist daniel pearl it was secretary of state a

should have been e 90 minute flight to pontianak the plane flown up by the budget airline just 3 of the jaya air disappeared in coastal waters officials said the 26 year old boeing 737 was carrying 62 people among them 7 children and 6 per cent. and joining me for more from a jakarta is a journalist a crescent astra crescent it is now a new day in indonesia a do we have an update on what happened to this flight. yeah. since yesterday sunday this has been found not far from the last known core unit some. of the aircraft like the wife asked the inflatable slide on floating in the face. but this really need to be checked and confirmed by x. 4 this morning you do spot are indeed from the stupid yeah also somebody mentioned what he but it's also found as well but i'm still unfortunately there is no sign off so far yet until today despite there being a lack of signs of survivors our search and rescue efforts is still underway. yes since yesterday night dozens of ships and boats has been deployed to be out of gas and then also this morning not i think couple of the. ships also including as well the

shortly after taking off from the capital jakarta tracking data shows the flight path of the story we jaya airplane ended off the coast just north of the capital the aircraft rose to an altitude of more than 3000 meters before suddenly plunging into the sea officials said the 26 year old boeing $737.00 was carrying so. 62 people among them 7 children and 6 crew members. joining us from jakarta for more on this developing story is journalist. dan krisna hello to you what's the latest that you can tell us on what happened to this flight. good evening. late as that. i. to get local fisherman and a look at that he has to look at the debris in the what that is not a car by in the debate it's all that i was an island and. that this. seems like to be the part of the aircraft. that is some parts and some part of the prophecy it and also. we're still going to be even the board of the search and rescue will be found something like it seems like the inventor and all emergency slide from the aircraft so that. the letters that it's only about. the minutes from part up are in a lot of jakarta all right

their lungs and chests and a 3rd of the patients showed signs of kidney function let's bring in son jaya cinema yachties professor of infectious diseases at the australian national university and joins us via skype from canberra thank you for coming back on the program i mean this appears to be the largest study about the long term health impact of 9000 how important is this study and what do you make of it. look idea and it is an important study it's certainly not the only one but it is very important because i still think that there is a conception out there around the world that cove it is a very mild illness and to be fair at the start we were saying 80 percent of people will have a mild illness and they'll get over the acute deal less in 2 weeks but the reality is that a proportion of people now this this study from who had was in hospitalized patients but a proportion of people who get curve it who don't even get hospitalized will go on to get these chronic symptoms which are quite debilitating now if you look at this wound study they talked about 2 thirds of patients having for te

in brazil have joined caravans in several cities demanding the impeachment and ousting of president jaya both so narrow is seen his biggest drop in approval yet mostly because of his handling of the pandemic poting shows at least 40 percent of respondents rate his administration as terrible the green christian the angry at the slow rollout of a coronavirus vaccine as the 2nd worst hit country experiences a brutal wave of infections and death i want to tell you and i can as more from rio de janeiro a recent poll just says that more than 60 percent of brazilians think that the pandemic is out of control and people have been protesting for a series of reasons the president has always downplayed the virus he has just recently after brazil finally got started the vaccine campaign he insists in saying that he he he he doubts that the v. sex scenes work or not he himself has said he will not be vaccinated so it's not the pain itself politics instead of being something that has to do with health and science and so people are starting to get angry there's another factor which is much of his popul

now thousands of brazilians have held a 2nd day of socially distance protest against president jaya both of our road was under fire for his government's handling of the pandemic calls paraded through the streets of sao paolo and more than a dozen other cities as demonstrators call things impeachment anger is mounting over the slow pace of the country's vaccine rollout which began last weekend. the fellowship of the battlefield. i feel as if brazil doesn't have a government brazil has been left to fend for itself we have psychopaths in power and the time has come no one can take it anymore we're not going to wait for a 1000000 of our people to die for people to rise up nobody can take it anymore. there's always horrible fake news that is deceiving people and the president's disapproval rating is greater than his approval gather strength we have to get rid of that guy brazil will go under he will bring an end to the economy to impeachment now out with. well a coronavirus pandemic has severely disrupted the education of $1600000000.00 children and teenagers this month 258000000 on a board t

investigation at this hospital in jakarta the relatives of the 50 passengers and 12 crew on board srila jaya air flight one and 2 a working with authorities to identify the remains of some victims dozens have already given their d.n.a. samples to help with the process indonesia's aviation record is one of the worse in asia with many families in recent years left devastated after the plane crashes none except cause he's family now joins that list her daughter her 2 granddaughters and their nanny were on board the flights. so they get up like you know the i try to call her a 3 o'clock but i couldn't get through an hour later i tried to call her husband he was already waiting for them at the airport he cried on the phone when i asked him what happened he told me the plane lost contact she says she's still crane full have family and everyone else on board jessica washington al-jazeera to come to. grips happy with us hello adrian so they can hear the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. house democrats have introduced a resolution to impeach president donald trump for inciting violence on capitol hill la

this 3 week jaya air flight left jakarta airport on saturday bound for a 90 minute journey to pontiac. contact was broken just minutes after takeoff during heavy rain the aircraft lost altitude and plunged into the java sea. it's the 3rd major plane crash in indonesia since 2014 it could take months before relatives of the victims find out why their lives were cut short. now let's get more now we are joined by a correspondent prieto kusa mapuche tree she's been following the latest from the plane crash from jakarta house the search operation produced any new information. yet the indonesian search team have recovered what looked like to be that terrifying. aircraft. which crashed in the jeff a c n n saturday and they also recovered facts of human remains as well as the pieces of the plane's tail on the rim of the wheel the emergency chute also the cool thing and personal belongings from death passengers so far 16 backs of the body parts have been retrieved from the crash site and we're talking about the black boxes that the divers were closing in to the data recorder from the aircraft

this 3 week jaya air flight left jakarta airport on saturday bound for a 90 minute journey to pontiac. contact was broken just minutes after takeoff during heavy rain the aircraft lost altitude and plunged into the java sea. it's the 3rd major plane crash in indonesia since 2014 it could take months before relatives of the victims find out why their lives were cut short. and let's get more now we are joined by a correspondent prieto kusa mapuche tree she's been following the latest from the plane crash from jakarta how's the search operation produced any new information. yet the indonesian search team have recovered it what looks like to be that terrifying. aircraft. which crashed in the jaffa sea and saturday and they also recovered backs of human remains as well as the pieces of the plane's tail on the rim of the wheel the merchant issue also the cool thing and personal belongings from death passengers so far 16 bats of the body parts and big retrieved from the crash site and we're talking about the black boxes the divers were closing in to the data recorder from aircraft and 82 the

congresswoman pramila jaya paul also tested positive.t was forced to shelter in place with several republican lawmakers who refused to wear masks. punch bowl obtained this video offering masks to some of her gop colleagues, all of whom declined. cases of the virus are surging all around the country. also in washington. and now the trump administration is announcing a new plan to speed up the vaccine rollout releasing all of the supply of vaccine and recommending that anyone over the age of 65 can get it. joining me now is nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin who is in california and pulmonologist and msnbc medical contributor dr. vin gupta. so, erin, disneyland and dodgers' stadium be turned to mass vaccination sites. are the guidelines going to be changed in california to align with what hhs is now recommending? >> yeah. well, at this point as authorities are scrambling to transform these so-called super sites in the case of dodgers stadium, the largest testing site in the country into a vaccination site. still their efforts are no ma

thousands of people have joined a 2nd day of nationwide protests calling for the removal of president jaya both n.r.o. of his handling of the pandemic a national coronavirus death toll stands at more than 200000 the 2nd highest in the world back same shortage as a holding back immunizations and public anger over the west wing situation is growing. alice ghomeshi is desperate her mother needs a ventilator but the ones in the hospital are all taken now doctors aren't giving her much hope. that they were all i want is for my mother to have a chance for. relatives don't get much information the clinic is totally packed and overburdened intensive care beds are full oxygen has been in short supply for at least a week hundreds of people wait for hours to refill tanks so that their loved ones at home will be able to bring both. the 2nd wave of corona virus has hit me now as hard and the virus has mutated as many as 200 victims are being buried every day that 7 times more than before the pandemic doctors say government inaction is to blame. the collapse could have been averted. yes the more the vir

more than 60 people were on board the sri would jaya flight from jakarta to pontianak infants and children were among the passengers the plane lost contact just 4 minutes after takeoff now the. controllers of the jakarta approach saw that the plane was not flying at $75.00 degrees but was headed northwest the air traffic control asked the pilots to confirm where they were headed not logged off within seconds the price went missing from the right on. the boeing 737500 was at least 25 years old the flight had been delayed by 30 minutes due to heavy rain in one station capital with a search team says they believe they have found debris from the plane in the sea close to the 1000 islands north of jakarta the national search and rescue agency and navy had dispatched teams to the area fishermen say they heard a loud crash already is how the stablished a crisis center here it's a part of the heart that airport in asia is busiest airport for relatives of those on board to speak with authorities find out what happened to their loved ones they've also established a crisis center in front they are no

investigation at this hospital in jakarta the relatives of the 50 passengers and 12 crew on board sri with jaya air flight one a to a working with authorities to identify the remains of some victims dozens have already given their d.n.a. samples to help with the process indonesia's aviation record is one of the worst in asia with many families in recent years left devastated off a plane crashes none except causes family now joins that list her daughter her 2 granddaughters and the nanny were on board the flight so we get that like you know . i try to call her at 3 o'clock but i couldn't get through an hour later i tried to call her husband he was already waiting for them at the airport he cried on the phone when i asked him what happened he told me the plane lost contact she says she's still praying for her family and everyone else on board jessica washington al-jazeera to come to. the u.k. sound secretary says the pandemic is that its worst point more than 30000 people are in hospital with covert 19 and hancock says the government is prepared to introduce tougher restrictions to curb infection

at the airport on the island of borneo that's where the plane was headed reports say the street we jayaplunged into the java sea debris was seen floating in the ocean north of jakarta, 62 people were on board that flight we're going continue to follow this story for you throughout the morning. the latest on the coronavirus as the country recorded one of the deadliest days of the pandemic yet. >>friday california reported another 50,000 new cases of covid-19 and 493 deaths, more than 2400 people have died from the virus in our state since january 1st. the total death toll now stands at more than 28,000 lives lost with 2 and a half million confirmed cases here. >>and the u.s. recorded the highest number of daily deaths thursday with more than 4,000 people dying from the virus that breaks the record set just a day earlier on wednesday and it's not just a u.s. record. it's the highest daily death toll. in any country. it's secret many hospitals are overwhelmed right now and running out of resources and because icu capacity remains so low the statewide stay at home order remains in place unt

>> clerk: item 15 is a motion to appoint jaya padmanabhan, presidency requirement waived, term ending april 27, 2021, to the sunshine ordinance task force. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk, would you please call the roll. >> clerk: on item 15 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: thank you so much. without objection, this motion is approved unanimously. madam clerk, please call item number 16. >> clerk: item 16 is a motion to reappoint lelyssa mendoza to the bicycle advisory committee, term ending november 19, 20 -- melyssa mendoza to the bicycle advisory committee, term ending november 19, 2022. >> president walton: supervisor peskin, i see you rose on this. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, mr. president. i am not speaking to this individual but speaking as the new chair of the rules committee, the members of the committee that you appointed, mr. president are well aware as to individual appointments to bodies that are made by district supervisors, i am endeavoring with the city attorney to change the way that works. either to have those not go b