thom jensen, today in the bay. >>> thom mentioned david nguyen who was shot and killed a little moren a month ago. just yesterday nguyen was supposed to graduate from the sheriff's academy. instead his fellow recruits you see here were sworn in in dublin. the sheriff thanked the class for supporting nguyen's family and his sister you see here, barbara was there and named an honorary deputy. there remains a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to the arrest of nguyen's killer. >>> the man accused of badly injuring a 49ers' fan who is now in a coma is no longer in custody. this is 33-year-old brian fuentes of los angeles. he surrendered to officers on thursday after surveillance video showed him pushing and then punching daniel luna of oakland during last week's nfc championship game at sofi stadium. he faces a felony assault charge and is out on $30,000 bond. inglewood's mayor says surveillance video shows that luna started the altercation by pushing fuentes. he then pushed luna back and punched him. luna fell, hitting his head on the pavement. luna suffered a serious head in

here is nbc bay area's tom jensen. >> reporter: the crowd filled nearly half of san francisco city hallza. ukrainian flags flying high condemning the russian president. >> the expect is for a couple of weeks. everybody hopes this never happen but it did happen. >> nobody wants a war. >> i am crying for ukraine. >> we'll stand up to this bully. >> reporter: community leaders help to amplify after today. >> it is bad enough of what he's doing in his own country but then to start to conquer other countries, it is so unacceptable. >> reporter: some call for the removal of russia for the united nation security council. >> it is unthinkable. >> reporter: putin must be defeated in ukraine. if he's not, he's afraid putin will continue to invade and conquer for countriesoand his empire. >> reporter: one oys to winnins kng a strong public opinion against this war. they say they promise to keep the public pressure on putin. in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> americans are on the move, a florida base nonprofit evacuate americans from kabul. project dynamo says the first bus left

thom jensen is in the east bay.in as many months in that area. >> you're right, in the bay area, raj, since early november, this is the fourth. all of them so far unsolved, fatal shootings. chp is heading up this investigation because the shooting occurred on a freeway. and it did keep that section of the northbound lanes closed more than 4 1/2 hours while the officers investigated the immediate crime scene. oakland fire official told nbc bay area witnesses saw the vehicle swerving across all the northbound lanes before smashing into a divider. appeared to be medical emergency and there were no reports of anyone hearing gunfire. but when oakland firefighters got close to the car, they realized it was another deadly shooting. >> there was a bullet hole observed through the driver's side window. then once they deserved that the individual was deceased and they were shot, it peered to be a single bullet. >> reporter: investigative unit analyzed chp data on bay area freeway shootings, found they more than doubled last t

as tom jensen tells us, the cougars need the land more than people to. not everyone is buying that. >> reporter: it is apt an not issue up and down the peninsula. cougars coming in contact. >> san bruno, it's like, okay. >> reporter: biologists say the run-ins between the big cats and humans are inevitable as cities and towns encroach more and more on wildlife habitat. now the town of wood side is ending all new building because they say mountain lions are threaten and had need the land to survive. >> we are voting against it. i feel like it's okay to rebuild a parking lot, but everything else not so much. >> reporter: so protect the wildlife? >> yep. >> they're trying to keep things, you know, small, rural, so i can appreciate that. >> reporter: under california law, threatened species are given the same protections as endangered species. and town leaders say they can invoke the protections to halt building. the move prohibits owners of larger properties from splitting their land to develop new housing that's desperately needed and encouraged under sena

but that could soon change as nbc bay area's thom jensen reports. reaction is mixed. >> reporter: when the city council meets tuesday night to decide whether or not masks can come off indoors, the meeting will be held virtually, not in city hall, because city hall is closed due to high covid numbers in vallejo. vallejo has recorded nearly a third of all solano county's covid cases, more than 24,000. and with more than 75% of the county's icu beds occupied, some people say they're concerned. so should masks come off inside? >> i don't think we're quite there yet. >> reporter: tuesday night, the city council is expected to decide whether to keep the order requiring face coverings indoors and in enclosed spaces or rescind it and allow masks to come off. the rest of solano county has already followed the state and eased mask rules. but vallejo remains the holdout. >> i think it's time for us to make our own decisions. >> leave it up to people. >> reporter: others say it's time to do what governor newsom said last week and treat covid-19 like an endemic

jensen.he jensen flats are still not complete, and the entitlement was also sold, so i guess it's part of the recent studies presented at land use that you're talking about. the living room of mr. jensen is attached in the e-mail, which shows that it was still decent to live in. should the commission have a public update on the effectiveness of the flat policy four years later and is it being applied not only to flats but buildings next door like to the jensen flats? that's it for me. be well, be save, take care. bye-bye. >> hello [indiscernible]. >> clerk: go ahead, caller. >> president tanner: i think you're very faint, sir. >> clerk: we can barely hear you. >> is this better? >> clerk: it's a little better, yes. >> okay. i'll try this. my name is ken [indiscernible] and i've been trying to -- i thank you for the meeting that's being raised here. i do have questions as far as in the city of san francisco and the planning department when it comes to the opportunity [indiscernible] are there

jensen just said? >> of course, they had a tool to ramp up the numbers in another tool to ramp down the numbers. a tool to ramp up in their database, they had a tool to ramp it down. this is just fiddling around with the numbers to make whatever political statements you want. >> laura: and this is breaking just today, pfizer now pulling out of the fda approval process for vaccines for kids five and under. this is unbelievable. cnbc reporting that pfizer said today it will wait for its data on a three dose series because it may provide a higher level of protection in this age group. so it's not just two, it's got to be three, got to get rid of that vaccine that is piling up, i don't know what's happening. >> i think what's happening is these people are fearful of accountability. even the left-sided media sing with got to take a look at this page and i think some of the liberal media really feels like they've been taken advantage of and they are scurrying about trying to get protection as well and that y

do you have any regrets about not getting to work with jensen again?e: personally disappointed, but also excited going forward. jensen is a fantastic leader appeared i was with nvidia for eight years prior to arm. learned so much, and i thought the combination would be fantastic for the two companies. at the same time, thrilled and excited about our future at arm. we've had a lot of growth in the last number of years, the key markets we are very excited , about the future. emily: what challenge does not getting the deal done pose for the company now? rene: honestly we are just glad , to have the uncertainty over. it was a really long regulatory process. the deal was announced in september. here it is february. the parties got together and decided it was the best thing mutually to stop the process. for us, the uncertainty we were under, having that behind us is terrific. going forward we have a lot of reasons for optimism. emily: clearly some of your customers did not want you to be acquired. i spoke with the qualcomm ceo and he said arm is great as an

in san francisco, thom jensen, "nbc bay area news". >>> so if you are headed to san francisco for thect some traffic delays while the parade is happening. "today in the bay's" mikie noe has more on how it could impact your commute. >> reporter: good morning, kira. let's turn our attention to san francisco because this weekend brings the return of the chinese new year parade. we have a 5:15 start and it is on market, market at second, but the route quickly gets over to other streets and eventually goes down kearny over to jackson. that will be local street closures which start about 2:00 p.m. and may extend as long as 9:30 depending on how long the cleanup take. that it disrupt local traffic. it also will disrupt the bus routes from muni along the route, meaning some delays. keep it in mind. it is a bummer but go to sfta.com for specifics on the route. find out about free cable cars on the weekend to help celebrate the lunar new year. happy new year. year of the tiger. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> let's check in with mist vianey arana to find out how the weather will be for the pa

switch now to the cedar rapids municipal airport and wmt newsman martin jensen approaching from the east now and its final approach. is the plane which? fire was only president now nearing the runway. just touch the ground. this taxing on down the strip. hundreds of people arrayed along the fences from the front of the apron all the way around behind the terminal on one side. and outward several hundred yards to the west of the terminal the inside of the terminal build with people here to build the arrival of mr. hoover's body the hoover family. very closest friends by walking down the steps of the ramp. they created their verify governor harold hughes. very slowly the big cargo plane very slowly moves up to its destination point on the runway about three feet ahead of it where now stands now walk good toward us. escorted by an army officer and governor hughes the entire group of close friends and relatives now moving into position every program from american history tv's series the presidency is available to watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. good evening everybody and welcome

empresa hará voluntariamente luego que se reveló que esos kit ingresaron al país de forma ilegal la jensensé informó que a partir del 6 de marzo se elimina la licencia que permitía a los feligreses presenciar la misa de forma habitual los católicos deben volver a las misas presenciales siempre y cuando no corren el riesgo de contagiarse de covid-19 este paso se da ya que el 80 por ciento de los residentes del condado santa clara se vacunó contra esta enfermedad. >> se registró un temblor de magnitud dos coma nueve . a dos millas de san juan bautista residentes tomaron las redes para compartir que sí sintieron el movimiento telúrico. estamos en una zona sísmica y siempre hay que estar preparados. >> sigue los movimientos sísmicos en esa región. no solo al sur de salinas sino otros lugares hacia la zona de desierto. aquí estamos monitoreando lo que sucede. imperceptible para los otros cerca de uno punto cuatro pero son múltiples en la región hay que tener siempre un plan de emergencia. vivimos en zona sísmica de todo el país california es quien tiene más sismos. otro tema nos afectara el sis

ah ah jensen in wonder when 2nd man was east garvey, lester, i believe so. but everyone thinks the marble is being excavated for beauties to make sculpture and art for that. it was the front, but it's actually made into powder and all used to produce medicine, tooth paste, or paper for each. oh god, it's now a mining area mold in from the start of the stories aren't even genuine or as fascinating as they might have been before they jennifer general. everything has been devastated. it digital and these blocks of marble conceal quite a bit is going to work. dog proof of child behind these fortresses of calcium gaped open, wounds scars carved into a unique natural park. the up went out from trojans, forum to the pantheon in rome, and the famous statues by michelangelo and can over all of it was torn from these marble veins in tuscany until the 1980s kara. and it's white gold experienced, and economic and cultural boom. everywhere in the city, you could see artists and workshops. the marble was processed on site. 40 years later, this magic has disappeared. a mod

a pfizer and jensen j b o available. yay, wife info. you know, from we have that on the one of those is dependent role is when it's flavor. right? so we have to the end of it as well as in town with live around $1000.00. it's a lot but not nearly enough. so the arrival of a plane in july 2021 with donations from germany, is eagerly awaited the congo of mosques protective suits ventilate. as in vaccine doses east desperately needed so far, we received about a 150000 of us that come from the german government. and we believe that maybe more will become in the german health ministry. pledged more than 30000000 vaccine doses by christmas 2021 to the world health organizations kofax program. we cannot see that the the promise that has been made is being fully implemented here. because otherwise, we would not have the challenge of supplies. so supply is a major issue and the, the need to provide enough vaccines for everyone, because we need to understand that unless everyone is protected, nobody else. oh, the lutheran church is one of the mos

tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> fake online reviews happen. we know because we talk to people who left them. i'm consumer investigator, we'll show you how easy it was for them to leave a five-star fake. >>> that 500-pound bear back that. the trouble he stirred in a tahoe neighborhood. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri and looking cold and a thunderstorm in the seven-day forecast. coming up in about ten minutes. >>> okay. do you ever read online reviews for doctors, restaurants? be careful because they can be bought. >> they rolled out programs to help prevent that but there's still plenty of fake reviews out there. chris. >> our team continues to read lots of online reviews. not for us. for you and some of what we've found is genuinely unbelievable. the nation's divided. politics, taxes, sports, tattoos. but a november survey shows we agree on one thing, an online reviews. a chart topping 98% of us read online reviews. but only half say we trust them as much as a personal recommendation. yelp created a selected group of reviewers it cal

jensen retired from the sheriff's apartment after 28 years and was assistant chief and he believes the scandals combined with the union endorsement will be enough to push sheriff smith out. >> i am at the point where i believe change is coming and i believe that in an confident and in 2014 i said i hope to win and i feel confident i will have the chance to change this organization and it looks promising. >> reporter: does he deserve to go to jail? >> that will be up to the courts. i know in a time where so much is happening i do see a lot of politics involved, and, let's just say let the courts and civil process do what it does and let's all, including laurie smith try to be part of the solution rather than the problem. >> reporter: the sheriff did not respond to a comment. >>> the fbi and police are asking for help solving a court case murder. four years ago a man was gunned down at an oakland bus stop on his way to work and now both agencies are offering $30,000 for any information that would lead to an arrest. scott's mother said she needs to find justice for her son. >> i am the mo

and so that was that st. nato secretary general that jensen stoughton burger addressing about press there as that nato tries to decide that what to do about russia's decision, it taken yesterday to recognize the break away as states of hansen, and denounced as that independent nations. with me here in the us, you is d w said chief political edson, candy acosta. and what was there from that jens stilton burg for you? cried, but not much in the way of potential action. exactly, and that's been the criticism throughout from ukraine. but to me as a lensky who's last weekend to me, security conference really held a very passionate speech that us bank's allies, for all the moral economic and some equipment support. but really, what ukraine needs is security and this, and once again shows that that's exactly what it won't be guessing of with nature secretary general against all back. saying once again that nato will defend its territory. while ukraine doesn't belong to that, it's never was going to belong to that. to start with all those that putin chose to make this an argument why he need some

scott jensen and another doctor a board certified doctor. we have known this entire time that the cdc has been hiding the ball. whether we were talking masks or now on this issue of the boosters. you were one of the first people to point out the false hoods about covid mortality numbers. why would anyone trust the cdc? >> you are right, laura. the bottom line is americans need to wake up. they have been fed a limited amount of information. this is as much an intrusion of their rights as if they were incarcerated. >> laura: doctor, this is something for 2 years it's upended the lives of so many americans. tragically so many americans have lost their lives. no one is discounting the tragedy of that. but, to justify whether it's time if in isolation or quarantine or social distancing or fourth boosters, do we not need real data? >> laura, we need absolutely transparency. this branch of the federal government is not up to be politicized. we can't politicize public health. they should be off limits to anything influenced by outside factors. this

is, of course, unless it is an actual occupation. top us figures from white house press secretary jensen, key to speaker. nancy pelosi haven't got the memo. the politics and sport don't mix as they use the beijing olympics to score points. the gates, china, and with the international olympic committee changing its rules to lead to athletes protests. the games have turned into something of a political football. as alexia sets give, the winter lympics and beijing are continuing, and it still seems that politics and sport unfortunately go side by side. despite the r i o c's, president thomas box please, to deprive those games of any political overtones. now 1st and foremost, washington has pushed back on an early statement by the house speaker, nancy pelosi. she said last week that she did not encourage us athletes participating in the aging olympics to speak out against the chinese government to make any political gestures and signs of political protests during the performance says, i do not encourage them to speak out against the chinese government there, because i fear for their safety i

oh, in the south of ukraine where russian forces have advanced and taken the city of burg, jensen. these are civilians surrounding russian military vehicles. they shouted go home to the troops. such defiance and solidarity is seen all over ukraine. wow. it every chow in every city. there is a determination, a resolve to help the war effort in any way people can. a steady stream of donated supplies for the army is being handed over to this voluntary organization in levine. it's helpers who are students don't believe russia is interested in peace. they're still fighting us. they are still a launch in there. and brock, it's there on our tertiary and the talks are going on. so i said, impossible have taught it while fighting us upstairs. donated medical supplies and drugs, all date checked, a processed and local stores ensure they meet a constant demand for soldiers, boots. i and my colleagues are doing all the best here in a safe place to a collect other help from ukraine and from ukrainians and foreigners all around the world. but no matter how strong the resolve of ukrainian forces

the us to send the find to jensen was shipped to the us in response to those several attacks by who the rebels and yemen . the 3rd missile attack was accepted on monday, a as part of the saudi led coalition war in the m. and i'm at other top has more from demons, capital fellow. so far we haven't heard from the host these here that they have carried out any attack. and also we haven't spoken about this group or their involvement or any link to the to this group. so far, the host he's at this moment, i believe just still waiting for the united arab emirates to make it move to answer to their terms in order to stop their tags on the united states. as so far the calling on the united states to stop, it's a vote to stop involvement in the solid quality and war in yemen and also to withdraw its forces and also to stop its financing or supporting any any well, the way the describe any military men on the ground in yemen so far the, this new newly imagined group which has declared themselves or ignited themselves a lot of the how and do so far, it is no relation or leading to the hoses. may be

high mobile health so i think the best time to buy this particular stock may be in a march speech jensenc announcement thinking of you today. spoke to the company, i was -- i was your digital twin! i said i see jaguar. what jaguar a reference to it. fantastic movie. apocalyptic. >> what are we going to make fun of, for english? >> i -- anderson i don't know. >> i promised i would not be choked up i'm choked up. >> i say amazon now. don't get grief -- >> amazon's big a laggard. >> and not a laggard. >> kind of a joke. yeah you're right it's not i say you two together are amazing. >> we love each other. >> eye one of the great professionals. i don't mean to, like -- and that when i am in london with you, it is one of the, a joy to be with you in new york, but you in your betrothed, just, the greatest i want people to know. this man is a fphenomenal, kind and most importantly so humble that i need to stress humility a lot of people, my wife first saw, ah, james bond. not bond at all, man not like a -- daniel craig, by the way a foot and a half shorter than you for the record. >> i know. mor

"today in the bay's" tom jensen tells us leaders say that the cougars need the land more than people and towns encroach more on wildlife habitat. the town of woodside is ending all new building because they say mountain lions are threatened and need the land to survive. >> i totally agree with it. i feel like it's okay to maybe rebuild parking lots, but everything else, not so much. >> to protect the wildlife? >> yep. >> they're trying to keep things small, rural, so i can appreciate that. >> reporter: under california law, threatened species are given the same protections as endangered species and town leaders say they can invoke the protections to halt building. the move prohibits owners of larger properties from splitting their land to develop new housing that's desperately needed and encouraged under senate bill 9. state senator scott wiener who was a coauthor, said, i'm all for mountain lions, but he said people need homes, too, and he said he predicts legal challenges to this moratorium on building. in an interview, mayor dick brown says every house that's built is one more acr

enough to spend the money to develop new drugs in the answer name will normally come into cervical. jensen's butrend, it is ranked 2nd among the highest selling orphan drugs world wide. the a may cannot remove often drug stages just because an orphan drug becomes a blockbuster. so we ask where the anson is willing to give up a butrend. it's often drug status and the accompanying market advantages or to reduce the price. yet since response the european commission decides in the allocation of orphan drug status and pricing, we look at the benefit to the patient as well as the added value compared to alternative treatment options. oh, in addition, pharmaceutical pricing is precisely regulated by law. we follow the joint government committees benefit analysis. oh, the price of the cost of drugs must yield pharma companies sufficient returns to incentivize them to do further research and development or cancer drugs of the most expensive medications. new gene therapies, for example, which are the subject of intensive research at the moment, cost up to $275000.00 euros per patient. full costs estim

that is the ceo, frank vang-jensen, president and ceo at nordea. user growth sparking the selloff.hares plummet 22 percent. we will bring you the story on bloomberg. ♪ manus: from frankfurt an london, it's daybreak. dani burger in london. let's turn our attention to tech shares. facebook and spotify both plummeted in late trade. disappointing numbers. i have not been on facebook in a a while. quite a serious tank of 20% on this stock. what are the headwinds? dani: thank you. i have not been on facebook for a a while. 2.9 billion average monthly users. it has been stagnant for the last three quarters. another headwind. we saw this with youtube from alphabets earnings yesterday. facebook's version of tiktok is a main growth area. mark zuckerberg -- they are really the key demographic for that. a big glass for the full year 2021. over $10 billion. the metaverse and virtual reality, that is where investors see the growth going forward so perhaps we can look past that. his personal wealth tumbled over $24 billion as a result of the move that we saw in after hours trading. basically, fac

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jensen is omniverse. they're agnostic it's going to blow people's minds. the idea that you're going to be looking at yourself and yourself is playing with another person we'll be playing without knowing it our digital twins will have better lifeline. >> yeah. we have a big morning on tap interviews with the ceos of cisco and door dash. plus former defense secretary we'll talk russia ukraine tensions as futures remain challenged claims were up a tick. up 23,000 after three weeks of declines 'lbeacin men (rhythmic electro rock music) (crowd cheering) - bito, bito, bito, bito! - [announcer] bito, the first u.s. bitcoin-linked etf. i think you're going to like it here. umm, why is everyone... throwing things at me? look, as cfo it's my job to be ready for whatever's next. that's why i have my finance team, randomly hurl things at me. it's also why we use workday. it gives us insights, so we quickly pivot our strategy, people, planning, you name it. sorry, sir. i will aim straight at your next step. see that you do. would you like some coffee? workday. the fina

. >> with me to talk about all this, erin mcloughlin, helene cooper and don jensen director of russia and europe at the united states institute of peace. matt, i want to begin with you and a video message released by the kremlin. putin says russia is open for direct and honest dialogue. he says he wants more of ukraine's territory and then he says he wants diplomacy. kind of a contradiction there. matt? >> reporter: sorry, jose. it is a contradiction. what we're seeing is putin is still saying the thing we've been hearing him say for weeks now -- we're open to diplomacy, but on our terms. putin's terms became clear. he chose to recognize the entire broader territorial claim of these two states. basically he is now demanding that ukrainians basically disarm and move back. he's absolving himself of any responsibility now in this situation saying if there's going to be conflict it is on you, kyiv. that's basically what we're hearing. >> he wants the ukrainians to move back and dissolve into where? >> reporter: basically back to the -- as they would say the 2014 borders of donbas. if you

guided by the resill jensen and persistence -- resilience and persistence, we continue to fight for bayfamilies, showing the hardest hit that they have the resources to build back better. this black history month let us reflect on the challenges of this past year as we lift up the beautiful legacy and bright future of the black community in san francisco and in every community. let us also draw faith and inspiration from the closing words of amanda gorman's inaugural poem: there is light ever we choose to see it. thank you for the honor of representing you in washington, and on behalf of the united states congress, thank you, san francisco african american historical and cultural society for preserving our city's cherished history as you educate and inspire future generations. thank you. >> president walton: first of all, i just want to say i'm excited to celebrate another black history month with the african historical and cultural society here in san francisco. as you know, we always have a big celebration in san francisco city hall to talk about all the contributions of black people

the union says kevin jensen is the most qualified candidate to improve public safety and address the many challenges our department is facing. at least three candidates are running for the seat now held by sheriff laurie smith. smith is facing allegations of corruption filed against her by a civil grand jury and a separate investigation of the sheriff's office by the state department of justice. authorities are preparing to file charges against the suspect in connection with a deadly shooting on a greyhound bus in butte county. the suspect has been identified as 21 year old asadi coleman from sacramento. investigators say he was on a bus headed to los angeles last night and for some reason, started shooting when the bus made a stop in oroville. a woman was killed and four others were injured, including a man and a pregnant woman who are in critical condition, along with an 11 year old girl. her condition has not been released. passengers on the bus say coleman was acting erratically before he pulled his gun. as the bus came into chico. the. it appears as though mr coleman either made

the contest in 3 sets and a record breaking effort from alexander's verify, the german defeating jensen brooks being 3 set. this contest finish just before 5 am local time making the latest of a finish to a tennis match plan i can pull can not starting for 6 pm because of the humidity and a real team if it's in the field during the pakistan super league, one official was failed is doing his best to hang onto this chance to get a horse. and if it's twins, your old comment harris, the suite of pain and save his teammate harris, his efforts, paying dividends with michelle going on. when much. okay. that i say sport is looking for an andy, thank you very much. when we come back, we'll get you across all the latest developments coming to us from moscow, the washington. and of course, the ukranian capital key of to stay with us here on out to 0. a 9. 0152, now posted to remote villages in morocco. ah allison follows the personal journeys of 3 women teachers. their daily struggles with isolation and battles with physical hardship. sacrificing their family lives for the education of future gene

know, and a record breaking as it from defending champion. alexander barras or the general defeating jensen brooks. being 3 sets the 1st round contest finishing just before falling by him, locals on making it the latest ever finish to a tennis match. and i hope i didn't begin until 6 pm local time because of the heat and okay, that is a sports he's looking for now. pe sandy, thank you so much. when we come back on the other side of the break, it's our colleagues at the shop in london. he'll bring you the latest live coverage with mariam. of course joe biden expected to announce out of the white house more sanctions pinged at russia. we'll see you soon. bye bye. ah ah. the day you decide to do something for the 1st time and make day the anything bigger? all the day in energy. the rupa hotel is the oh tell that i've ever stated in the biggest box you have ever seen. how does it explode? taken out. so this was germany. we loved it when it was built and we loved it even when it was bombed. a major target of the conflict in northern ireland in the late 20th century belfast europa, a new episode

we sanction of the first phase of the jensen development in canada.being reinvested both to sustain the business and to grow. under the same time, given the strong operational performance and strong orchids we have asked -- strong markets we have experienced, that has allowed us to generate significant returns to shareholders in the form of dividends or a payout ratio above the 50% minimum. shery: let's now get to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: u.s. do surprise data bolstering the case for the federal reserve to be more aggressive raising rates. cpi rose above 9.7% in january reflecting brought increases across several categories. it indicates inflationary pressures in the pipeline remain intense and will continue to filter through into final cost of consumer goods and services. the top police chief in canada's capital has reportedly stepped down after drawing criticism for its hands off approach to end site -- anti-vaccine advocate protests. image traders continue to hold up traffic into major crossings even after the prime minis

and we sanctioned the jensen development in canada.e is capital being reinvested in the business, both to sustain the business, improve it and to grow. but at the same time, given the strong underlying operational performance and strong markets that we have experienced, that has allowed us to generate significant returns to shareholders in the form of dividends or payout ratio above the 50% minimum. haidi: in fact, you have been trying to spend more and pick up more future facing commodity assets like nickel. you are outdated when it came to the comedian assets. -- canadian assets. is that an indication of how extensive things are? how easy is it to pick up these good assets at a reasonable price? mike: reasonable price is the key phrase there. you saw play out in canada was discipline. specifically, the disciplined application of our capital allocation framework. now, we do that against the backdrop of also having the opportunity to develop more growth in nickel and copper out of the resources that we already have, is one of the world

. >> i need you to look at the march jensen wong speech where he lays out the metaverse metaand you'reoing to say, i was wrong. >> there we are. there you are pointing at the moon, carl says. >> it's going to be so lifelike. we could do the program and it wouldn't be us and it could be amazing. >> okay. all of which does not add up to one point for metaverse platform stock price right now. >> you think they have no cash >> spend 10 -- >> is this a cathie wood stock >> $40 billion a year on this thing. >> never bet against innovation. cathie wood said that. >> what did i say? >> it was 47 minutes of riveting tv >> it takes us to roku which is down in the premarket. revenues miss along with weaker than expected guidance with supply chain disruptions anthony wood talked about the impact on closing bell. >> it was some softness in the quarter in certain ad verticals that were impacted by supply chain issues and a little bit of that will continue in this quarter, q-1 in 2021, you know, we doubled the number of monetized ad impressions on the platform. the amount of ad impressions we monetiz

they picked it up in the con tin jensen of studies to figure out what we were exposed to and why they were collecting these cancers. and it all goes back to the primitive studies which was a study of chimney sweeps in the early 1900s. a chimney sweep in london was basically a hobo so to speak and they were given a broom and an outfit and they would sleep in their outfit and then they'd go back to work and chimney sweeps were dropping off the earth from cancer. and then you had the fresh clothing and the rate of cancers were far below that of the chimney sweeps in london. so looking at that study, we realized perhaps one of the biggest problem we had were our turn-outs were like sponges for toxins and the chemicals. then we learned, we need to clean our turn-outs all the time. we realized we were still having all these cancers and we were saying why do we still have all these cancers and how are we ingesting these chemicals and we found out a lot of it is through our eyes and our mucus membranes and necks and armpits, and groins when we get hot, we're absorbing the chemicals through ou

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including this enhanced tenant protections in the budget and i think it's a good memorial to mister jensenl the other people who've been besieged. thank you very much, goodbye. >> this is anastasia, thetenant in district 8 . i'm really grateful that the department has finally added somebody who's going to deal with the rent board and i'm hoping that this person will be training the planners and making them aware of things that happen in a project comes into their caseload. because many times the udu's are there, there are people living there . >>. [please stand by] >> caller: and they have gone through one formal extension of their permit until they had another one pending. it's a huge project on the southwest corner of south and market. i've been trying to wait to see what's going on. but i've been ducked by the planner. and the planning department is not considering to be dead or require going back to the planning commission. some cases have come back to the historic preservation commission and really large housing projects. we need to know what's going on with this project. thank you ve

they picked it up in the con tin jensen of studies to figure out what we were exposed to and why they were collecting these cancers. and it all goes back to the primitive studies which was a study of chimney sweeps in the early 1900s. a chimney sweep in london was basically a hobo so to speak and they were given a broom and an outfit and they would sleep in their outfit and then they'd go back to work and chimney sweeps were dropping off the earth from cancer. and then you had the fresh clothing and the rate of cancers were far below that of the chimney sweeps in london. so looking at that study, we realized perhaps one of the biggest problem we had were our turn-outs were like sponges for toxins and the chemicals. then we learned, we need to clean our turn-outs all the time. we realized we were still having all these cancers and we were saying why do we still have all these cancers and how are we ingesting these chemicals and we found out a lot of it is through our eyes and our mucus membranes and necks and armpits, and groins when we get hot, we're absorbing the chemicals through ou

i am noting that we're getting wild diver jensen in the form 700s that are coming in from lots of folks to this committee. so that may be a thing we want to work out with the mayor's office in terms of what we're seeing when we look at nominees. but i will be particularly leary of at a time when i have offered our colleagues, the only queer san francisco happens to be a white gay man and who is also the only queer supervisor in the bay area and when our queer representation on city commission has declined, i would be quite weary of removing an african american, lesbian accomplished in the community formally on the city college board. so and well-qualified for the position. and i don't imagine that juvenile probation commissioners are having a ton of conversations with the district attorney's office at least in their role as commissioners. we'll find that out going forward. those are my thoughts. >> chairman: all right. so i threw out a suggestion. supervisor chan said some comments that i appreciate the tone and tenor of. supervisor mandelman has made a suggestion, what is the will of t