american 6th street including 2 aircraft carriers was 500 miles away oh it was a great day hello i'm jim smith damage control man in engineering i mean i'm 20 years old it's a time i come from a small town you store hay bales and in a summer time for blocking our sun was shining blue sky clouds nice people sunbathing on a day we had lunch and 5 minutes later maybe here came the jets and when nobody really knew what was happening then we started a fire. captain said to me alert the forward gun math we're under attack and i tried to raise the the 2 sailors in the forward gun mats i looked at and they were they were blown to pieces by the rocket when the attack started. and we realized that we needed help we tried to communicate with the 6th fleet they were jamming both our distress frequencies and our tactical frequencies the tactical frequencies is all right but the international distress frequency is a violation of international law to jam them and the israelis were jamming and we could not get a single rose here's a question i have to ask who would know the frequencies other than an ally and

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services and sf gov tv for coordinating this virtual hearing and livestream and special thanks to jim smith for assisting with the public comment line. please call item no. 1. >> item one, call to order and roll call. [roll call]. we have a quorum. >> great, next time, please. >> update and report on the san francisco's reopening plan, strategy and local public health indicators, discuss in items. the presenter is dr. thomas aradon, chief health officer of the city and county of san francisco. >> great. dr. aragon, welcome. we're so happy to have you back. appreciate you spending some time with us. my goodness, a lot has happened since we last saw you, and it's good to get the update. so we're going to begin this item with your presentation, and then that will be followed by any questions we have and then any public comment and perhaps there may be a last round of discussion among the commissioners after that. >> okay, great. >> thank you for your time and please, you have the floor. >> okay, thank you. i'm assuming everybody can hear me fine. >> we can hear you just perfectly, thank you. >

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services and sf gov tv for coordinating this virtual hearing and livestream and special thanks to jim smith for assisting with the public comment line. please call item no. 1. >> item one, call to order and roll call. [roll call]. we have a quorum. >> great, next time, please. >> update and report on the san francisco's reopening plan, strategy and local public health indicators, discuss in items. the presenter is dr. thomas aradon, chief health officer of the city and county of san francisco. >> great. dr. aragon, welcome. we're so happy to have you back. appreciate you spending some time with us. my goodness, a lot has happened since we last saw you, and it's good to get the update. so we're going to begin this item with your presentation, and then that will be followed by any questions we have and then any public comment and perhaps there may be a last round of discussion among the commissioners after that. >> okay, great. >> thank you for your time and please, you have the floor. >> okay, thank you. i'm assuming everybody can hear me fine. >> we can hear you just perfectly, thank you. >

i also wish to thank representative jim mcgovern and chris smith for their leadership and commend them on the hard work on the uighur labor force prevention act which passed the house overwhelmingly last week. both have worked tirelessly to shine a light on the atrocities taking place there. speaker pelosi pointed out it was congressman smith and congressman frank wolf who years ago visited a forced labor camp and reported back to the u.s. congress and the world about what was happening there. frank wolf held my seat in virginia's 10th congressional district for 34 years. so i am proud to continue his important work defenged religious freedom and human rights. for that reason i rise in strong support of h.r. 6270, the uighur forced labor disclosure act. this legislation is a crit and long overdue human rights disclosure bill that will inform investors and markets of publicly traded companies, or active exploitation of one of the most pressing and ongoing human rights violations of our lifetimes. for years, the government of the people's republic of china has been engaged in the mass in

jim? i hold a position in smith and we wessen it's been down 30% should i hold it >> i would hold that sadlyuld hold it this is a tough one to own but i understand the demand is very strong let's go to pete in delaware, pete >> caller: hey, jim, i hope you're doing well. >> all right how about you? >> caller: good, good, thank you. i want to get your opinion on one of my favorite holdings. republic services, rsg. >> that's a very good company. very good company. i like the way the companies thrive during periods of residential construction that is one of them. i think you got a winner let go to demetrius. >> caller: my question is about ceasers. they are getting together -- >> i think it's made a miraculous run back. how about rick in california, rick >> caller: yes, sir. thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: cody. >> well, i got a broken record here wow, that's another -- no, you don't go that's not a good stock. not a good company that's right they can come on and tell me why they are a good company and i'm always open for that let's g to brett in missouri, brett?o to bret

i also wish to thank representative jim mcgovern and chris smith for their leadership and commend them on the hard work on the uighur labor force prevention act which passed the house overwhelmingly last week. both have worked tirelessly to shine a light on the atrocities taking place there. speaker pelosi pointed out it was congressman smith and congressman frank wolf who years ago visited a forced labor camp and reported back to the u.s. congress and the world about what was happening there. frank wolf held my seat in virginia's 10th congressional district for 34 years. so i am proud to continue his important work defenged religious freedom and human rights. for that reason i rise in strong support of h.r. 6270, the uighur forced labor disclosure act. this legislation is a crit and long overdue human rights disclosure bill that will inform investors and markets of publicly traded companies, or active exploitation of one of the most pressing and ongoing human rights violations of our lifetimes. for years, the government of the people's republic of china has been engaged in the mass in

we already have the first plea guilty from kevin klein smith and we know that jim comey will be testifyingndsay graham on september 30th. >> andrew: when people testify in congress know prosecutor doesn't have interest in them as criminal suspect because otherwise you won't two out and testify publicly. i expect they'll be a report from durham that describes a lot of abuse of power and misconduct that may not rise to the level of criminal violations and there may be more crimes indictments but attorney general barr said what he's looking for is meat and potato type crimes like i lied to a court or i tampered with a document. he's not going to have any big extravagant crimes to bring people into the net. i don't think that's going to happen. maria: we will see. i know there were a handful of lies an leaks, we will wait to see john durham's solutions and conclusions. andy mccarthy, good to see you, thank you so much. we will keep following that. coming up, puppy love, you dating app just for pets, you're watching fox business, stay with us. ♪ ♪ look here, it's your very own all-in-one entert

smith, racism is not new. but filming it is. americans have been through all this before. there was tons of brutality in the jim crow south.ne civil rights strategy is to get it documented and broadcast. if it could not be immediately physically stopped, martin luther king reasoned, it must be documented so america would be forced to face itself. after the bloody sunday selma marches, dr. king said we're here to say to the white men we will no longer let them use clubs on us in the dark corners. we're going to make them do it in the glaring light of television. which required pressing national outlets in the northern largely white press to put it on television. >> with me in the studio is the reverend ralph abernathy who has just come from conducting this evening's march in selma. he is dr. martin who thiluther second in command. >> he was immediately in front of the white house. >> governor, last night you commended the people of alabama for restraint during yesterday's march. last night a white civil rights worker was killed. how do you feel about it? >> of course i feel badly. >> many black leaders at the time called ou

jim is sticking around for part of the hour at least a big hour ahead with an exclusive with speaker pelosi, sta starboard's jeff smithets this morning, and for that we'll turn to goldman's chief u.s. equity strategist david kosntin. good to see you. >> good morning, carl, nice to see you. >> it's encouraging reading research from throughout your desks for the past couple of weeks, not just year-end targets but the q3 rebound, employment, consumer spending. i wonder if you can sort of distill the overall message you guys have been sending out for the past month or two. >> well, i believe it's pretty optimistic you want to think about a couple of things. first of all on the economics front look at the super forecasters project from the good judgment. we're looking at something like 70% probability of a vaccine, mass distributed by the end of the first quarter so that's certainly a good backdrop. the economic growth forecast for 2021 by my colleagues here in goldman sachs economics forecasts around 6%, average annual growth next year consensus is a little bit less than 4 that gives some room for upside in expectations.