welcome to the november 13th, regularly scheduled meeting of the joint city, school district, and citylege select committee. i'm supervisor haney, chair of the committee. our clerk today is erica major. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes, due to the covid-19 health emergency, the board of supervisors legislative chamber and room are closed. members will be participating in the meeting reportedly. this is taken pure pursuant to the state and local directives. members will participate in the committee as in the same extent as physically present. depending on your provider, cable channel 26 or 78 or 9

welcome to the november 13th, regularly scheduled meeting of the joint city, school district, and city college select committee. i'm supervisor haney, chair of the committee. our clerk today is erica major. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes, due to the covid-19 health emergency, the board of supervisors legislative chamber and room are closed. members will be participating in the meeting reportedly. this is taken pure pursuant to the state and local directives. members will participate in the committee as in the same extent as physically present. depending on your provider, cable channel 26 or 78 or 99 or sfgov.org are streaming the call in number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed 2 minutes to speak. you can call the number 415-655-0001, access code: 146-414-8285. press pound and pound after you enter the meeting i.d. when connected you will hear the meeting discussions and you will be muted in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, dial star and 3 to be added to the speaker line. best practices are to call from a quiet location, speak

alternatively, you may submit public comment in either of the following ways, e-mail to the joint city, school district, and city college select committee clerk. if you submit public comment via e-mail, it will be forwarded to the supervisors and be part of the official file. mail can be sent through the u.s. postal office. that concludes my announcements. >> mr. clerk, will you please call the roll. >> yes, chair haney, i'll call the roll. supervisor haney. >> present. >> supervisor fewer. >> present. >> commissioner moliga. >> here. >> commissioner collins. >> here. >> trustee williams. >> absent. so there are no changes to the agenda i know of. >> mr. clerk, will you please call the first item. >> yes, item number one, a hearing how covid-19 has impacted schedules, policies and the provision of services for san francisco unified school district and city college of san francisco. how schools are continuing to serve students and families, especially those that are most marginalized, what plans are being made to ensure ongoing educational goals are met, how the city can best support th

near present day naples the city is now a source of archaeological history and treasures and an example of what life was like back then over several years about 80 fast food joints have been found in the city but this one is the 1st to be entirely excavated and restored and soon to be open to the public and dockyard just say there are many more to come. al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories the european union has now begun one of the world's biggest coronavirus vaccination campaigns aiming to protect some 450000000 people health care workers and care home residents have been among the 1st inoculated dominic keynes in berlin explains why the program could take a long time. the problem of course is that they're being hundreds of millions of people in the european population logically means that there will be very many people who will still be having to wait a considerable period of time to receive the vaccination and that explains why you have this twin track strategy vaccination on the one hand hard lock down on the other so that the social distancing guidelines that have been in place now for such a long time during the course of this year wil

peeples the city is now a source of archaeological history and treasures and an example of what life was like back then over several years about 80 fast food joints have been found in the city but this one is the 1st to be entirely excavated and restored and soon to be open to the public and archaeologists say there are many more to come. al-jazeera. results is there and these are the top stories poles of closed in central african republic despite the threat of violence the opposition wants it to spot rebels have united to reject the polls they're accusing president phosgene ourselves to a debt of rigging the election. every 5 years central african 3 to choose their leader responsible for this mission or that in the end the constitutional court and the date is the 27th which is why africa is comfortable and i myself came to fulfil my civic duty. voting also took place in a nation looking to deliver its 1st peaceful handover of power president mohamad who is some 4 who came to power in a coup before being elected in 2011 is stepping down after 2 terms his preferred successor is mohamed barzun the european union has begun one of the world's largest

near present day naples the city is now a source of archaeological history and treasures and an example of what life was like back then over several years about 80 fast food joints have been found in the city but this one is the 1st to be entirely excavated and restored and soon to be open to the public and dock eola just say there are many more to come. al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories the european union has now begun one of the world's.

near present day naples the city is now a source of archaeological history and treasures and an example of what life was like back then over several years about 80 fast food joints have been found in the city but this one is the 1st to be entirely excavated and restored and soon to be open to the public and akio that just say there are many more to come. al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera and these other headlines the european union has begun one of the world's largest coronavirus vaccination campaigns in to protect some 450000000 people health care workers and care home residents in the 27 member bloc have been among the 1st inoculated so mccain is in berlin explains why the program could take a long time the problem of course is that they're being hundreds of millions of people in the european population logically means that there will be very many people who will still be having to wait a considerable period of time to receive the vaccination that explains why you have this twin track strategy vaccination on the one hand hard lock down on the other so that the social distancing guidelines that have been in place now for such a long time during the course of this

near present day naples the city is now a source of archaeological history and treasures and an example of what life was like back then over several years about 80 fast food joints have been found in the city but this one is the 1st to be entirely excavated and restored and soon to be open to the public and archaeologists say there are many more to come. al-jazeera. results there and these are the top stories holes of closed in central african republic despite the threat of violence the opposition wants it to spot rebels have united to reject the polls they're accusing president fostanes for their of rigging the election. every 5 years central african 3 to choose their leader responsible for this mission or that in the end the constitutional court and the date set is.

near present day naples the city is now a source of archaeological history and treasures and an example of what life was like back then over several years about 80 fast food joints have been found in the city but this one is the 1st to be entirely excavated and restored and soon to be open to the public and aki all the just say there are many more to come. al-jazeera . have a quick check of the headlines on al-jazeera senior egyptian officials a visit libya's capital tripoli the talks of the un recognized government it's believed they're pushing to normalize relations after backing the government's why of all the years of conflict from tripoli but up the wired tells us more about what the egyptian delegation and to talk about this visit originated it was not expected given the fact that the egyptian regime was one or a major backer of the war after.

like back then over several years apart 80 fast food joints have been found in the city but this one is the 1st to be entirely excavated and restored and soon to be open to the public and archaeologists say there are many more to come. al-jazeera. time for a quick check of the headlines on al-jazeera senior egyptian officials of visited libya's capital tripoli for talks with the un recognized government it's believed they're pushing to normalize relations after backing the government's rivals in years of conflict from tripoli but up to wired tells us more about what the egyptian delegation came to talk about this visit originated it was not expected given the fact that the egyptian regime was one or a major backer of the war after the delegation which included foreign and intelligence officials met with libya's foreign minister d.p.t. prime minister the interior minister and also intelligence and defense officials here in western libya they discussed issues related to activating diplomatic ties between the 2 countries and also issues related to the opening the egyptian consulate in t

seventh take on eighth as aston villa go to chelsea, while everton can go joint top with victory over manchester city they do have a game in hand over the rest of the league. and right now, pep guardiola says the league is his top priority. the other competitions are important, but not like right now. we have one game left against the surprise of the competition. aston villa is doing incredible. they will bea villa is doing incredible. they will be a tough game to play against them. but we are going to find our rhythm and we are going to be close to the top of the league and fight against the people above us. we have to be honest with ourselves. we have to be honest with ourselves. we are not of the same level as these other teams, though we would like to be as soon as possible. but if you asked me today, i think we have to be honest. lionel messi says he's yet to decide whether he'll stay at barcelona beyond the end of the season when his contract expires, having expressed his desire earlier this year to leave the club he's been at for two decades. the club's record goalscorer has told a spanish tv

a joint concert is being held with the members of angel salon and the shanghai city youth orchestra. wang's parents are concerned how he may handle it. day by day the children with asd are growing as people and as musicians. they are ready to showcase their growth to the parents and to the public. ♪ >> people with asd are called children of the stars in china due to their isolation. it's not easy for them to find a place where they truly belong. but in the future these activities may help them become children of a star where they are welcomed and understood by all. ♪ ♪ anchor: in israel, the ruling coalition fails to get the budget approved by parliament. hello. this is al jazeera live from doha. france relaxes its ban after a two day standoff that stranded thousands of drivers. >> this assault happened on donald trump's watch, when he wasn't watching. anchor: u.s. president-elect joe biden warns there is

seventh take on eighth as aston villa go to chelsea, while everton can go joint top with victory over manchester cityl stay at barcelona beyond the end of the season when his contract expires, having expressed his desire earlier this year to leave the club where he's been for two decades. the club's record goal—scorer has told a spanish tv network that he'll leave any decision over his long term future until the end of the season. messi also says that he's like to play in the united states "and experience life and the league there." six—time champion roger federer will miss february's australian open for the first time in his career at the age of 39 as he continues his recovery from knee surgery. federer‘s last competitive match was against novak djokovic in last year's semifinals in melbourne. the 20—time grand slam winner says being fit for wimbledon and the tokyo olympics in the summer is now his priority. australia have it all to do to avoid defeat against india in the second test in melbourne after the tourists dominated day three. after bowling india out for 326, and facing a big defecit in the

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near present day naples the city is now a source of archaeological history and treasures and an example of what life was like back then over several years about 80 fast food joints have been found in the city but this one is the 1st to be entirely excavated and restored and soon to be open to the public and archaeologists say there are many more to come for healing mohammed al jazeera still to come here on the news for you the sports news is here with action from the n.b.a. for young god records a 2nd straight 30 point game. if you look at the history of morphine if you look at the history on if you want to do . these things do not enter the world as evil underworld drugs they enter the world and that is. a new 3 part documentary series looks at the history and geopolitics of drug trafficking and its impact on the world today drug trafficking politics and power coming soon on al-jazeera. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there so on the one doctor and one nurse for 2200 people informed opinion how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bomb in this race he comes into office for the huge a

near present day naples the city is now a source of archaeological history and treasures and an example of what life was like back then over several years about 80 fost food joints have been found in the city but this one is the 1st to be entirely excavated and restored and soon to be open to the public and aki ologist say there are many more to come. al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera the baltimore ravens' a find of the coverdell bank that sold 26 players signed by general have all the details and scores. play. the resolution classical music known for his extravagant productions and performances around the world with his success hasn't come without controversy andre rieu discusses the impact is what has happened in the classical music industry. on al-jazeera. on the deserted streets of bogata they've become familiar figures couriers on bicycles delivering food or medicine to lock down colombians most of them here are venezuelan migrants the day my bonus a mother of 4 says contagion is always on her mind not of them receive health insurance for their work and exposing themselves and very few seem to have it yet there may be a bright side people who look down

representatives from libya's 2 rival powers are preparing to meet for their 1st joint session since 2014 parliament members are traveling to the city of havana say in western libya for the meeting on monday the highly anticipated session follows talks in morocco wyvil screed on frameworks and the year's long division. israel could be heading towards force general election in less than 2 years after lawmakers passed a preliminary bill to dissolve parliament one of the people back us is alternate prime minister benny gantz see says he's lost patience with his coalition partner netanyahu and iran has approved new legislation that would allow the resumption of higher levels of your brain im enrichment the bill which was passed by parliament on choose say was signed into law after approval by iran's top decision making body that is here up to date stay with us on al-jazeera inside story is up next. coronavirus all malaria tuberculosis and. the u.n. warns the fight against one is threatening efforts made to control the others what is the pandemic done to the decades long efforts to control these disease this is inside story. hello welcom

city. former mi6 officer and soviet spy george blake has died, aged 98, in moscow. a fast—food jointts unearth

like amanda cohen who runs a vegetarian joint in new york city. >> it feels a lot like we have been abandoned>> reporter: more than 110,000 restaurants have already closed for good this year. without help, cohen worries hers will be next. >> there comes a point when you just can't keep throwing money down the toilet. we are hemorrhaging it right now. >> reporter: congressional leaders continue to insist they are almost done with the deal. but if the house and senate do not vote today, we are looking at the possibility of a short-term government shutdown over the weekend. the good news, tony, is that once the bill does pass, the first stimulus checks can start going out within a couple of weeks. >> all right. sooner than i expected. nancy, thank you. >>> ahead, an interview with chicago's mayor in response to the disturbing video of police raiding the wrong home and detaining an innoc >>> there's much more news ahead including the massive public service campaign that will try to convince americans to get vaccinated. how some big names might join the fight to reduce vaccine hesitancy. >>> and w

representatives from libya's 2 rival powers are preparing to meet for their 1st joint sessions and 2014 members are traveling to the city of damas in western libya for the meeting on monday the highly anticipated session follows talks in morocco rivals agreed on a framework to end a years long division. iran has approved new legislation that would allow the resumption of higher levels of uranium enrichment the bill passed by parliament on tuesday was signed into the door after approval by iran's top decision making body it will stop unrestricted side axis by the international atomic energy agency the legislation is seen as a show of defiance after the killing of a top iranian nuclear scientist last friday. saving lebanon from economic ruin is the focus of an international donor conference being led by french president emanuel com and u.n. secretary general and tony harris acosta has been a vocal campaigner for the calls but he says financial support will be withheld until lebanon's political leaders form a new government and enable reforms so that. the 2nd conference which completes the emergency response cannot replace

>> with change brewing in washington struggling transit agencies and big cities everywhere suddenly have new hope. they will joint by make a call for new financial life lines. later this morning b.a.r.t.'s president will join a national group of transit leaders to call for more federal assistance. b.a.r.t. and muni like most agencies are warning of massive job cuts if new stimulus falls through. the latest congressional plan does provide relief but until ridership gets back to pre-pandemic levels it will be hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel. >>> an unusual phenomenon apparently going on at lake tahoe. between the added health restrictions and limited visitors allowed, "the chronicle" reporting more people are heading to tahoe's back country. let's all cross our fingers there's lots of snow that soon arrives. once it does locals have a message for anyone craving a back country visit, be safe and prepared and know what to do in the event of an avalanche. i don't think the snow is at that level whatsoever right now. any snow in our forecast, which means rain here, kari? >>> we could see some snow this w

city closest. there were a number of police barricades along different roads and about 400 of them managed to somehow get through in joint owner is that we're already living in abandoned buildings in sports and makeshift camps in forests in her around. yes the 2 cities council and the wrist was brought back by the police to look a sugary used to be and you seem to you notice the conditions of. it's not just that they don't have access to basic human systems there's also a very high risk that's one of the teens who catch fire seeing the fire started how quickly. i saw it was just now before it came all oh my goodness me fire inside to stay warm this is even. if i know our western balkans coordinator of the i.o.m. thanks for that update. archaeologists in the italian city of pompei have excavated a strikingly well preserved ancient roman fast food restaurant a even found leftovers from what was on the menu nearly 2000 years ago when he was buried by lava and ash when mt vesuvius erupted in 79 a.d. it's one of italy's most popular tourist attractions. the deadly volcanic eruption completely destroyed the bustling port of po

system livia's soon wyvil powers are preparing to meet for their 1st joint session since 2014 parliament members are travel and see the city of dermis in western libya for the meeting on monday a highly anticipated session for those talks in morocco the rifle's agrees on a framework to end the year's long division there stephanie williams is the acting united nations envoy to libya she says its political representatives need to come together to see the peace process through. with the political process now moving forward a unified parliament is going to be needed particularly you know should there be and we very much hope that there will be agreement on unification of the executive in advance of the national elections which were decided upon by the libyan political dialogue. on november 15th in tunis and that was significant decision and now all of the institution need to produce the conditions in order to make those elections a reality time isn't on anybody's side here we now have something like 20000 foreign forces and or mercenaries in the country now we have 10 libyan military bases which are either fully or partially o

>> well, they are debating throughout the seven cities in have not cities that had joint speeches beforeand they are trying to win over the crowd, and so they are getting their perspectives on slavery and its connection to the development of the country and where the country is going. douglas is someone who was, if not proslavery, certainly pro-south. and very much anti-black. illinois, he made a point consistently to things that would get his audience to come to his side by saying negative things about black people. so to talk about douglas in relation to an alleged relationship with lincoln, when the two had not met by that time, but to suggest that lincoln and douglas were wrens, he brought those things opt to select the audience to see lincoln as someone who is pro-black. and we think it illinois because it was an ostensibly free state. we assumed that there is a kind -- is not the tolerance of black people. we had a lot of people in southern illinois especially coming from the south, and even people coming from the north are not necessarily pro-black. he was very effective in invoki

libya's rival administrations of the right for their 1st joint sessions 6 years with 90 members of the house of representatives around the city of adama's still be joined by those from the internationally recognized government in tripoli for the meeting on monday highly anticipated debate follows talks in iraq over the rivals agreed on a framework to end the year's long divisions atop courts in the central african republic has rejected the candidacy of former president say he had planned to run against the current president in elections at the end of this month nicolas sarkozy following the story from dakar in senegal. the judges of the constitutional court say he's in breach of article $103.00 of the constitution which says that in order to be candidate for this election you have to have good morals and you have to have a clean criminal record judges believe that he has neither of course he is wanted by the government of bunk who says that he incited hatred funded armed groups as well as accusing him of torture during the 2013 crisis where we saw christian and christian militia groups close also known as close to france were

there were economic actors cities whatever that continued referring to paris athe law. of course, politically super important. a jointation, and increased relation between europe and u.s. in my view is of crucial importance for the development of this green economy. >> you touched on the importance of china. very positive news. they want to be carbon neutral by carbon -- 2060. by mid-2020, china has permitted more new coal plant capacity than in 2018 and 2019 together. how should we interpret this? it is incoherent. >> yes, totally. that is why i think the discussion has to continue with china. and of course, that is related to some concern of china internal discussion on whether to orient economic development. certainly the coal issue in china is a very important one. leadership, that is with thew leadership would like to demonstrate, not only is it good to have a 2060 target, but it has to go consistent with the plan. as you say, the decision around the coal pipeline in china and the investment that cha is making outside in the sector. i am very hopeful for china to change their gears to shift from financing fossil

the controller and the city attorney began a joint public corruption investigation and created a public integrity tip line to gather information related to the ongoing investigations. the tip line received information via a dedicated phone number and email address and operated by whistleblower program staff. through the end of the first quarter, the tip line has received 60 tips. these tips are carefully reviewed to determine whether the information could be used for the joint public corruption investigation or if those tips are more appropriately investigated by another governmental agency. next slide. some of our completed initiatives for fiscal year 19-20 included closing out 89% of the 585 reports closed, within 90 days of their receipt. we did issue four quarterly reports on the status of the program activities. we presented two webinars, well attended by members of the oversight and accountability community all across north america and even beyond. one in november of 2019 on guarding credibility and the second in june of 2020, using root cause analysis to enhance your antifraud an

city school district our students and our educators. several other california school districts released a joint statement reading in part we will look carefully at what's being proposed and intend to provide feedback to the governor and his staff as well as our legislative representatives in sacramento. make sure the guidelines address the needs of students and families served by large urban districts across the state. and another big story we're following some desperately needed and long awaited financial help is on the way for millions of americans were talking about this 600 not $2000 stimulus check some people may have actually already got the money deposited into their accounts, direct deposits started last night paper checks started getting mailed out today senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has all but shut the door on those larger $2000 relief checks for info regarding eligibility and to check the status of the checks. if you haven't gotten it head to our website kron 4 dot com. >>and for san francisco's hard-hit live music and entertainment industry, the doors have remain closed for nearly 10 months now to make sure those doors e

city. former mi6 officer and soviet spy george blake has died in moscow. a fast food joint

cities where they had not done joint speeches before. they are trying to win over the crowd, so they are giving their perspective on slavery. it's connection and development of the country, and where the country is going. so douglas -- stephen a., someone who was pro-south, if not proslavery. very much anti-black. whenever he was throughout illinois he made a point, consistently, to say things that would get his audience to come to his side by saying negative things about black people. to talk about douglass in relation to an alleged relationship with lincoln -- the two had not met at the time. but to suggest that they were friends, he brought those things up to get the audience to see lincoln as someone who was pro-black. we think of illinois because it was an ostensibly free state. we assumed that there was a kind of -- if not a tolerance of black people -- there was not. you have a lot of people in southern illinois especially coming from the south and even people coming from the north are not necessarily pro-black. so he was very eff

representatives from libya's 2 rival powers are preparing to meet for their 1st joint session since 2014 parliament members are traveling to the city of qatar missing in western libya the meeting on monday a highly anticipated session follows talks in morocco where the rivals agreed on a framework to end the year's long division stephanie williams is the acting united nations envoy to libya she says its political representatives need to come together to see the peace process through. with the political process now moving forward a unified parliament is going to be needed particularly you know should there be and we very much hope that there will be agreement on unification of the executive in advance of the national elections which were decided upon by the libyan political dialogue. on november 15th in tunis and that was significant decision and now all of the institution need to produce the conditions in order to make those elections a reality time isn't on anybody's side here we now have something like $20000.00 foreign forces and or mercenaries in the country now we have 10 libyan military bases which are either fully or partial

from libya's 2 rival parties are preparing to see meets for their 1st joint session since 2014 parliament members are traveling to the city of . western libya for the meeting which sets take place on monday at the highly anticipated session follows talks in morocco where the bible's a green zone a framework to end the years long division in the country well to discuss is some joined now by stephanie williams the acting united nations envoy to libya and she joins us from bordeaux in france it's good to have you with us on the al-jazeera news are now this conflicts has prevented the libyan parliament from sitting thus far how significant would you say it is that the libyan parliament says planning to sit in gated or united fashion. well good afternoon hello and it's good to be with you we have always encouraged the parliament come together as you know be in institutions writ large have suffered these crises division and certainly with the political process now moving forward unified parliament is going to be needed particularly you know should there be and we very much hope that there will be agreement on unification of the

city. former mi6 officer and soviet spy george blake has died in moscow. a fast food jointman style — archaeologists unearth an ancient takeaway restaurant in pompeii. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. first, six million people in the east and south east of england have joined those living under the strictest coronavirus restrictions, in tier 4. around 2a million people in england, more than 40% of the population, are now living under the toughest measures, which mean the closure of all non essential shops, as well as hairdressers, swimming pools and gyms. a national lockdown has begun in northern ireland, and strict measures have been reimposed in wales after being eased for christmas. all of mainland scotland has moved into the toughest level of coronavirus restrictions, tier 4 with the rest of scotland in tier 3 restrictions. meanwhile, countries including canada, france, spain and sweden have confirmed their first cases of the coronavirus variant recently identified in the uk. and across the eu, some countries, including germany, slovak

libya's rival administrations have arrived for their 1st joint session in 6 years while the 90 members of the house of representatives are in the city of kut imus will be joined by those from the internationally recognized governments in tripoli for a meeting on monday the highly anticipated debate for those talks in morocco the rivals agreed or framework to end the year's long division hong kong media tycoon and pro-democracy advocate jimmy line has been taken into police custody he'll be held until a court case in april next year why is accused of fraud bangladesh has begun transferring ranger refugees to an island which the u.n. warns is prone to cycles and floods 40 buses live courses bizarre on thursday nearly a 1000000 rangar have been living in squalid camps in southeast bangladesh after fleeing violence in the end march well as you're up to date stay with us on al-jazeera inside story is up next. the afghan government and the taliban say they've reached a breakthrough they'll press ahead with talks on the political roadmap and the ceasefire 2 decades of conflict of killed tens of thousands of people so what chance is there a

from libya's 2 rival parliaments are preparing to meet for their 1st joint session in 60 is parliament members are traveling to the city of her dahmus in western libya for the meeting on monday highly anticipated session for us talks in morocco where the rivals agreed on a framework to end the years long division stephanie with him says the acting united nations envoy to libya she says its political representatives need to come together to see the peace process through with the political process now moving toward a unified parliament it's going to be needed particularly you know should there be and we very much hope that there will be agreement on unification of the executive in advance of the national elections which were decided upon by the libyan political dialogue forum. on november 15th in june and that was significant decision there is now a constituency of change in the country there is a desire to to come together to acknowledge that and there are well justified fears and there is justified lack of competence the between the different the different parties but you know the country there is slipping away. france

the pizza joint which is usually open until midnight will have to close at 10:00. the cityn francisco has moved backwards into the purple tier. there will be an overnight curfew from 10:00 until 5:00 a.m . >> we have done our best. we have increased our activity. we are accommodating people to come in. i am thankful that people in the state, they are supportive >> reporter: restaurants are allowed to take out food . >> i am confused. they said we could stay open. after 10:00 we have to do delivery and to go orders. they cannot come inside. >> reporter: mayor london breed said they have seen the most aggressive covid-19 cases today. some of the city's biggest attractions are closed. this includes loading gate park. as well as the legion of honor and the academy of sciences. residents feel for the businesses struggling during the pandemic. they hope everyone is committed to do what is right . >> it is essential. it is important that people live by the rules. if more people did we would have a lot shorter time. and fewer deaths. >> reporter: san mateo county the back of the pu

rival administrations have arrived for their 1st joint session in 6 years more than 1000 members of the tobruk based house of representatives are in the city of adonis will be joined by those from the internationally recognized governments in tripoli meeting on monday when the highly anticipated debate follows talks in morocco with my bills agrees on a framework to end the years lol sufficient. gun ions will be able to vote for a woman to help run the country for the 1st time on monday night argument as the 1st woman on the ticket as vice president says she's running alongside former presidents john mahama hoping to defeats incumbent president. and struggling to control a flak economy hit hard by a pandemic. so of course in the central african republic has rejected the candidacy a former president also a busy say he had plans to run against the current president in elections at the end of this month life nicholas hart who joins us from the senegalese capital dakar neck why has busies a been ruled ineligible to run. well the constitutional court says he's in breach of article one o 3 of the constitution which says that for a candidate to ru

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joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. go to takeahealthystand.org. >>> here is a look at today's forecast in some cities around the countryre is nothing like a surprise visit from batman and superman to lift your spirits, especially if you are a sick kid. window washers dressed as the superheroes and repelled down the outside of the university of texas md anderson cancer center in houston yesterday. they waved to the children from outside their windows as santa handed out gifts inside. >>> the nba is reportedly investigating allegations against the los angeles clippers and team executive jerry west involving the signing of free agent superstar kawhi leonard last year. the allegations are part of a lawsuit filed by johnny wilks. he says west promised him $2.5 million for helping the clippers sign leonard but he never received the money. if true, it would violate league policy. west and the clippers deny the allegations. >>> russia's four-year ban from the olympics for tampering with athletes' drug tests has been cut in half. the court of arbitration for sport ruled russia will not be able to use its name, flag and anthem a

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joint study by u.s. universities shows social activity and mixing with people outside individual households has significantly increased from april. on wednesday, demonstrators rallied on staten island in new york cityo protest the arrest of pub owner who refused to follow the state and city's coronavirus measures. >>> moving to britain, where local media report the first batch of coronavirus vaccines arrived. the british government was the first in the west to authorize the use of the vaccine developed by u.s. pharmaceutical giant pfizer and germany's biontech. it says it will start vaccinations early next week. one challenge is how to ship and store the vaccines, which needs to be kept at around minus 70 degrees celsius. residents of nursing homes and caregivers, as well as people aged 80 or older l be the first to get the shots. vaccinating these people is expected to take until the spring. prime minister boris johnson has warned that it's too early to think the fight against the virus is over. >> it's all the more vital that, as we celebrate this scientific achievement, we're not carried away with overoptimism or fall into the naive belief that the struggle is over. it's not. >> in the united st

so by the mid 19 twenties or so some -- new york city's decides to padlock the speakeasies. if we find a jointthat is acting as bootleggers, if we catch a place will padlock the place and it will be padlocked for a year. guess where the owners? do they find another spot to reopen and they pay their fine. it's a temporary measure, someone will find another place to open up. the one president who really tries to enforce prohibition is herbert hoover. and the public is already quite cynical. at the time hoover gets into the white house in 1929, the country is already opposed. he is sworn in march 4th. this is about three weeks after the same valentine's day massacre. the country is already cynical not prohibition and here is he is saying i'm going to enforce this thing. most of the public is asking why? all it does is create ever more cynicism. he gets this law passed, the jones five and ten act. which imposes very severe penalties. so you have a five year prison sentence, and a 10,000 dollar flynn. so really dramatically raises the penalties. all of this does, before i and most of the bootlegger

joint investigative team fielded nearly 500 tips. >> reporter: saturday investigators converged on this neighborhood just outside the city.enior federal law enforcement officials telling nbc news they searched the home of 63-year-old anthony quinn warner. a possible clue they say is a google street view image showing an rv at his address matching the vehicle nashville police say were used in the bombing. is there any indication at this point that this was one person or multiple individuals that conspired to do this? >> well, we just don't know. that's one of those things we're trying to run to ground. as of now, we don't have evidence that it's more than one, but we're not going to assume it's not. >> reporter: police recovered possible human tissue at the scene but have not identified the source. the explosion authorities calling intentional came from an rv broadcasting a warning to evacuate before detonating. three people were injured. 40 buildings damaged or destroyed, including an at&t data facility. it disrupted 911 access and grounded flights at national airport friday. with no timeline for full restoration, residen