cutler for seat 5, and kelley is the incumbent member of that seat. good morning. >> good morning. i am hope that my chiweenie stays under control this morning. i am applying for this seat again. i qualify for a number of things under that category. experiencing homelessness [indiscernible] as well as a single adult, and -- compounding trauma when it comes to homelessness, and so ptsd that figures into the ball game. so my -- the things that i am really focused on is coordination with homeless people and lifting up those voices and making sure that at the table [indiscernible]. the other folks on the board have been amazing, and it's very diverse, and loads of experience being brought to the table. i actually want to continue to learn so that we can actually do more, and we can be utilized more than we have been. part of the challenge is we have covid. that turned everything upside down, but we're still plugging along -- oh, and my experience. i didn't even -- oh, for the past few decades, i've been living and working in the community here. i worked i

- [kelley] so it's a dividing line. already going one way, like i figure it's already been decided - i'm not taking a thing off this hill, so you can tell them my eight tents, my decks, all my tools, my clothing, my tables, my barbecue grill, my bicycle, take every bit of everything that i have 'cause i'm not taking a stick off this ground! you want it? it's yours! destroy my world! - but chris, what you're saying is it unjusfor them to close this. this has been a stepping stone for a lot of people and you would rather hold a mirror up to how unjust it is and make them remove this than take it down becaus this is worth fighting for. - you know what? casualties of war. i'll take the loss. ♪ happy birthday to me ♪ i'm still on fort negley ♪ you're not kicking me out ♪ of that, there's no doubt - one of the terms chris used yesterday when i was talking with m. cod be put on a probationary period of like let's help you clean up this site as long as there's n violence and stuff, you can exist on a probationaryeriod. - i don'

kelley carter is the host of the podcast "up close with kelley carter." make sure you check it out.rs for tomorrow's 94th academy awards. kelley, we were just talking about it. let's start with lead acting categories. >> yes. >> you think will smith is going to make some history? >> i think the fresh prince is going to be the first rapper turned actor to take home a best acting prize. >> crazy when you put it in that context. >> yes, yes. >> he started as a rapper. >> he started as a rapper, and the fresh prince is coming in, i think, for the big victory and i'm very excited about that. >> and acting. i mean, for lead actress. she was transformative of tammy faye bakker so i think she will easily clear the deck and win this. >> you heard it here first from kelley. let's talk about animated feature category because there are lots to choose from, so much for the family. >> absolutely. "encanto." i mean, come on. >> at my house, at everybody's house. >> you probably watched it 12 times at your house already. >> and the album more than that. >> yes, yes, so i think "encanto" will take h

i'm kelley kirkpatrick. we have our c.f.o. who's going to kick off our presentation, and we also have dr. hali hammer available, should you have programmatic questions, so we're going to kick it off. >> is it possible to have sharing capability? >> clerk: yes. give me one second. >> i see your presentation. you're currently on mute. >> all right. can we try this again? hi. good morning, chair williams and member of the committee. i'm jennie lee, chief financial officer of d.p.h., and i'll be kicking off the presentation of looking at updating our budget over the next two years. additional one-time dollars for funding up to one-time needs, but at this point, no new programming due to the projected shortfall, and as we look forward to implementing, we're really looking at it through an equity lens. the expenditure plan really maintains the status quo budget and relies on the use of one-time fund balance to prevent service reduction. >> i will turn it over to miss kirkpatrick, and she will dive a little bit more into each of the

look at bunds kelley referenced the worse price today. most negative is nine basis points we have settled under zero since february 1st if you look at one week of december fed fund futures, you can clearly see how much it's rallied. when it rallies, it takes tightening away. when it was at the low price close on the 14th, it was trading right around 98.32 that was implying 121 basis points of 168 basis points of tightening the current price in 98.79, that's roughly 121 basis points of tightening. you can dot math kelley, back to you. >> thank you very much >>> the u.s. oil benchmark surging to $106 a barrel today as bp and shell announce plans to end the joint ventures in russia brian sullivan is standing by with more on these price spikes. brian, what can you tell us? >> i think a lot of people are getting chumped up over the price. what a day today the price of oil dom hit it. let's talk about why oil prices were on the rise before putin started this war. remember that. so the trend was already moving higher now you kind of throw prover

i was double clicked, kelley, she says it though college for lady catherine by give me locals, called a volunteer nationalist battalions, double of us children. your model is the bright bucket. come care plan your william crystal playing with kit. is my ceiling. yeah. new figure mirrors probably. globe. usually moderate jordan. a silly procedure of the former ukraine security service lieutenant colonel joined the militia men in 2014. that was a decision of conscience risking his own life. he rescued more than a 100 civilians and don best defenders. ready stuck aside so they i know what the 3 she put in. we are both. we did have a lot that are not that paula. what does he have to go over the deal? you only me all this guy. he asked more than my belief telephone by itself at all, but that is doing in school or store. but the wiley school it deal when you will a bossa and you was truly random which no not to have controlled a g. but the issue with the locals that will give them my ceiling when a good machine tech is reached resuming the d t. that is ali quite say, what is the book we've

i'm with go to go with pre kelley later we will return home with the vinyl lost or brutal to them. while inside the shopping center, people can rest warm up and decide what they want to do. next. some have relatives in poland and other countries bordering ukraine, free bosses wait outside to take them to various destinations across europe. that many wants to stay close spine. they live in fear for those who have been left behind and ukraine. and her wool will soon be over and feeling bad. i'm so sad. i miss my family. my father and my dad. are they still in ukraine yet? my grand migrant baron. my mom. my sister's iow, why? i love my pantry and i white. so go back and say, i have once that the war i need to stop, we need to stop this war. ever since the war began, thousands have crossed the border from ukraine into poland to you and estimates. but up to 4000000 people could leave ukraine as a result of the ongoing war. his reminder of our top story, ukrainian city of maria poll is on the siege again after an agreed cease, fire was broken, renewed russian. shelling has halted a 2nd a

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salvatore's warren gangs in 2012 for allowing them to accumulate resources, money, and weaponry. kelley says the gang members will get limited food and have had their mattresses confiscated and that they will quote, not see the light of day. they'll also be confined to theirselves indefinitely. except of course, for these exhibitions designed to make it clear that he means business to see in human al jazeera, political instability, and declining crime rates have drawn professors on to the streets across haiti. rising costs of everything from food to fuel as a major concern in the caribbean nation, with millions struggling, visible reports. for the last 3 months, this type of civil unrest has become the norm as demons tweeters, protest, ongoing kidnappings and violence, as well as mostly stagnant wages in the face of sewing inflation. protesters in puerto prince, a life is becoming unattainable and they're demanding than government officials do more to address the problems facing them on a daily basis. traitors can't take to the streets or children can't go to school because of the kidna

s. kelley, the sanctions. but they're not going to do that because the americans are wondering, we have no, let me. i mean, what is shocking this whole period pass on the tragedy on the account is lack. the daughter should suit, you know, lack of independence of european countries. if you're the girl in trend with never happened, the 1st place, or even 2nd. and we have totally subservient the united states is unbelievable. it livable. and of course it goes to your opinion and there is no the stay. i mean, even the germans were, you know, i often counseling principal, they're totally the jeans, they're jeans or american to an extreme extent. and in fans, i live with my chloe things, but he's not doing anything. just finally on that in general. how. how well do you think the e u was perf prepared for the course of its sanctions against russia? did it just go along with washington thinking? yeah, i will say yes. and then hopefully by the time that the cost keep mounting, things will have ended. have they really t

david kelley's boss was here at the white house jamie dimon coming into the meeting. the president was not supposed to be in the meeting, the ceos and weaving the president did step into the meeting for 20 minutes. those folks met with a number of officials at the white house reduce either the national security advisor and treasury. in food producers. the president updated all of them and the invasion and what's happening in russia and ukraine. senator ben sasse says that's easy to unleash american energy. >> we should be moving towards energy independence of the biden administration should get out of the way with north american energy production so the europeans don't continue to make so many stupid decisions of tying themselves to pollutants energy supplies. we should cut afresh from energy supplies. alvin and the room and all of the presents have had so far in the invasion of ukraine the ambassador says nato is to blame for the invasion the president biden did not want the crisis in the chinese have also said that they will support russia's economy through normal e

the renomination of fed chair jay powell we'll ask her why and we'll hear from david wessel, david kelleyor warren thought jay powell was a dangerous man two months ago i wonder what she thinks today and i know we will find out i can't wait for this special show, ty >> thanks, scott >>> micron shares moving on the back of a double upgrade that's rare from bernstein and the firm hiking it to 94 bucks and it's the call of the day and steve weiss called in in overtime and said he bought it, as well. >> yeah. i think overall, the semi industry probably has the highest sensitivity and correlation to the upside surprise that you discussed earlier in the show, scott it really is about mobility in moving the economy forward it's talking in this note in which you cite a surprising double upgrade and significant price target about an improving dram environment and improving inventories overall. the joe t. etf has significant exposure to semis and it's the third leading industry and we own nine names of which micron is one of them and nvidia, qualcomm and others and i think for investors looking for

kelley [indiscernible] from brookfield properties here. we are -- in keeping consistency with the planning code, using the planning code definition of laboratory and the uses that are allowed under that definition, so it's not any broader than would already be included in the planning code, no. >> president tanner: i don't see any other names in the back -- commissioner imperial. >> commissioner imperial: thank you for that. i'll make a motion to approve as proposed. >> commissioner koppel: second. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. there's a motion that has been seconded to approve the amendments as proposed. on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously, 6-0, placing us under your discretionary review calendar, item 9, 2021-001932-drp, at 649 28 street. mr. winslow? >> thank you, jonas. david winslow, planning staff architect. this is a request for discretionary review of building permit scrub 2021.0201.3744 to construct a rear horizontal and vertical addition to a two-story, one-family

the numbers from kelley blue book for january average transaction prices for all vehicles about $46,400 for eve's almost $63,000. cadillac showcasing its new lyric, all electric vehicle crossover costs about 60,000 to start. only problem is all of the reservations already sold out inventories tight on all vehicles these days because of supply chain issues and chip shortages, but particularly difficult for eaves. plenty of interest, though, with the high gas prices, people asking questions like how much will it cost me to recharge my battery? and how long will it take? here's a couple of quick answers. one if you have a mid sized tv, the department of energy says it will take about $16 for you to recharge it to a full charge at home. 20 to $45. if you go to a public charging station and how long well for the tesla model asked, for example, if you are at one of these super charges like i am today. 30 minutes for a full charge. if you've got to tesla charger in your home that you have to install that will recharge in about nine hours. but if you plug it into a standard wall outlet in your

i believe we have kelley here to present. >> yes. good afternoon, chair haney and supervisors. this past january, the chinese chamber of commerce, joined by several chinatown-based community organizations, requested that sfmta provide free marking for the month of february and chinatown garages to support the community activities. the community has faced reduced parking to chinatown. as we know, chinatown small businesses were impacted not only by covid-19 but also antiasian racism and concerns for public safety. chinatown was the first to feel the economic impact of the pandemic and still struggles to recover, so we thank sfmta for their safe and affordable access to the community. that concludes my presentation, and we are also here to answer any questions. >> chair haney: thank you so much to your leadership and supervisor chan and everyone who came together to make this happen. is there a b.l.a. report on this item? >> yes, chair haney, there is a b.l.a. report. nick menard from the budget and legislative analyst's office. this would support free parking in portsmouth squar

the numbers from kelley blue book for january average transaction prices for all vehicles about $46,400e crossover costs about 60,000 to start. only problem is all of the reservations already sold out. inventory is tight on all vehicles these days because of supply chain issues and chip shortages, but particularly difficult for eaves. plenty of interest, though, with the high gas prices, people asking questions like how much will it cost me to recharge my battery? and how long will it take? here's a couple of quick answers. one if you have a mid sized tv, the department of energy says it will take about $16 for you to recharge it to a full charge at home. 20 to $45. if you go to a public charging station and how long well for the tesla model asked, for example, if you are at one of these super charges like i am today. 30 minutes for a full charge. if you've got to tesla charger in your home that you have to install that will recharge in about nine hours. but if you plug it into a standard wall outlet in your home that could take between two and 34 days. lots of interesting tvs these day

i believe we have kelley here to present. >> yes. good afternoon, chair haney and supervisors.his past january, the chinese chamber of commerce, joined by several chinatown-based community organizations, requested that sfmta provide free marking for the month of february and chinatown garages to support the community activities. the community has faced reduced parking to chinatown. as we know, chinatown small businesses were impacted not only by covid-19 but also antiasian racism and concerns for public safety. chinatown was the first to feel the economic impact of the pandemic and still struggles to recover, so we thank sfmta for their safe and affordable access to the community. that concludes my presentation, and we are also here to answer any questions. >> chair haney: thank you so much to your leadership and supervisor chan and everyone who came together to make this happen. is there a b.l.a. report on this item? >> yes, chair haney, there is a b.l.a. report. nick menard from the budget and legislative analyst's office. this would support free parking in portsmouth square

subaru chevys or tesla's kelley blue book data shows that new electric cars on average costs about 15,000 more than comparable cars with traditional internal combustion engines. consumer reports says the total cost to own drive and maintain any v is about 6 to $10,000 less. over the span of 15 years and again walking mnangagwa garcia and mike garcia. um there's a wait for all kinds of cars, not even electric. but just if you go to the dealership right now, she and mike, you will have to wait. if you want to buy a new car months. we're seeing some used cars sell at close to new car prices. i'm driving my little 13 year old car into the ground. i'm hoping the next vehicle i buy. mike is going to be electric for eco reasons. also, gas price reasons my husband has texted gets a $6.06 in our little corner gas station wonder how long those price is going to be there? you know when it comes to electrically, i just see tesla's all over the place all over the place, and i think it's about four months right now, before you can get your hands on a tesla, but i'm curious question i'm also looking for

al jazeera that they've opened up a disciplinary case against paris. danger, man, president nasir kelley fi. the cavalry along with p s g sporting director, leonardo reportedly had a heated confrontation with match officials after their side were knocked out of the champions lee by round madrid on wednesday, march referee. danny mckayla included the incident and his match report. he is g and their fans are particularly unhappy with a decision that went against them in the build up to rouse for school. ukraine's paralympic athletes continue to excel at the beach in winter games. the team is 2nd in the meadows table so far with 9 goals. their team manager says it's a miracle. they've even made it to china in time to compete. athletes for marcia and bell ruse have been banned from taking part. i am born in ukraine. i law ukraine. i'm here in berlin. big games. i'm present my country. it's difficult time . now. it's not like for, for you gray, not live for a job or not future for all the world. every everyone saw it. you want do something, plays glory about god, about ukraine, ukraine bass o

today, my wife, kelley, and i own and operate medeiros holsteins, a 1,600-cow dairy operation in california. i'm proud that all three of our sons work with us. i am testifying before you today on behalf of the national milk producers federation, of which d.f.a. is a member cooperative and i serve on the executive committee. u.s. dairy farmers are environmental stewards. we tend with great care to our land and water to improve the resources on our farms to ensure future generations can carry on the important work. we've don'ted technologies that have evolved over time. by a 2007 producing a gallon of milk using 90% of the land, 60% less water, a smaller footprint than in 1944. more recently, research shows that producing a gallon of milk in 2017 requires 30% less water, 21% less land, 19% smaller carbon footprint, and 20% let manure than in by -- 2007. d.f.a. is always working to identifying new, innovative ways to commit to a 30% reduction in emissions across the cooperative by 2030. from a 2018 baseline, more broadly, in 2009, u.s. dairy industry launched a national dairy farm program that

it is kelley's right were to be looking at the higher prices for a while.acts what you do or want to do? >> we want to drill more oil in texas or in north dakota and we want to increase production collectively but the administration policy has been a headwind as he discussed. we have the same kind of supply chain issues as everybody else. it took six weeks to get stuff from china, not three. were having a hard time getting consumables, labor shortages, fuel expenses up. buying new pickups is maddeningly fickle, much harder than you would think we have these host of challenges to face with. in addition the oil companies are focused on capital discipline, they do not want to get ahead as they were five or eight years ago. i think this is led to something like $8595 for oil prices and the sky is the limit though likely to head up, not down. neil: that makes it more prohibited even washington open the arms to your industry in the drilling. and if prices stay where they are it is cost prohibitive, isn't it? >> it is hard i have had stories of trillion drilling r

anyway, acklin and daniel sandford, thank you very much for addressing these your questions —— sarah kelleyt time ago. finally, we are able to get rid of— short time ago. finally, we are able to get rid of all— short time ago. finally, we are able to get rid of all the _ short time ago. finally, we are able to get rid of all the travel— to get rid of all the travel restriction so there is no more testing, no more quarantining, no more paperwork, and today we will be scrapping the passenger form, friday, meaning you can travel like in the good old days.— in the good old days. this surely does incentivise _ in the good old days. this surely does incentivise people - in the good old days. this surely does incentivise people who - in the good old days. this surely| does incentivise people who have in the good old days. this surely - does incentivise people who have not got their jab does incentivise people who have not got theirjab yet, so are you doing this now? ~ ., ., . ., ., this now? what we have come to in the uk is such _ this now? what we have come to in the uk is such a _ this now? wha

kelley [indiscernible] from brookfield properties here.e -- in keeping consistency with the planning code, using the planning code definition of laboratory and the uses that are allowed under that definition, so it's not any broader than would already be included in the planning code, no. >> president tanner: i don't see any other names in the back -- commissioner imperial. >> commissioner imperial: thank you for that. i'll make a motion to approve as proposed. >> commissioner koppel: second. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. there's a motion that has been seconded to approve the amendments as proposed. on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously, 6-0, placing us under your discretionary review calendar, item 9, 2021-001932-drp, at 649 28 street. mr. winslow? >> thank you, jonas. david winslow, planning staff architect. this is a request for discretionary review of building permit scrub 2021.0201.3744 to construct a rear horizontal and vertical addition to a two-story, one-family reside

vladimir kelley chit co-former boxing champion.ayor of kyiv he traveled to one of those sites yesterday and published this on his instagram account. look here. >> that's what the russian's war against the civilians look like. >> destroyed buildings, destroyed infrastructure. city buses got hit by the rockets. lives are getting lost. that's the war that rush started this is in southern ukraine and as you can sees a did you go block by block, street by street, they have been reduced to little more than rubble. now, guy, we were also hearing this morning that the leaders of poland, the czech republic and slovenia, will travel to the ukrainian capital kyiv later today. that will be an extraordinary act and an extraordinary show of public support from three european leaders. and, remember, each of those nations is a member of nato. so, three nato country leaders are planning on standing in the center of kyiv later today alongside president zelenskyy in what will be a quite remarkable show of nato support. back to you guys. >> steve: abs

. >> joining us from a train station at the polish border with ukraine, nbc news correspondent kelleyat are you seeing on r there? >> reporter: each train has about 2,000 people coming in from ukraine. this is something we have seen playing out every day. those numbers anyway, every day for about three days, have been coming over the border. of course, since the fighting began last week. i want to show you just a little bit of video we have shot overnight because poland has really mobilized an army of volunteers, of basically reservists, national guardsmen, their equivalent of, and municipal workers to try to help all of these people coming across the border. it is a massive effort at this train station. there's a place where you can -- where people can take a break, sleep overnight, rest, warm up. as i have been saying over the past couple of days, people are exhausted when they get here. they're traumatized. they've been traveling for a day, two, three days from all different parts of the country, and they really just need time to catch their breath. also here at the train station t