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director lai? >> director lai: i do have couple of additional. i know that we've motioned and seconded. >> chair borden: we need to take this as separate item. >> director lai: i want to provide little bit of may be additional context for the record. i did participate in quite lot of community outreach. quite a few public comment that wasn't to the entire board packet. it was addressed to the board. it was only addressed to supervisor peskin's office and staff generally. i know that staff engaging with the community deeply. i do want to acknowledge that i think in this particular case, it is very evidence from the number of responses we received in the survey numbers. there are lot of tensions sharing of roads. it is ones of the neighborhoods where it's the most robust transit ridership and usage. there are some personal vehicle users as well. i think from my firsthand experience engaging with this community, deeply, the concern is not so much about being able to door-to-door every single person riding their own vehicle but it's about sharing the

lay your reefs as well.nd anyone else who would like to lay a wreath. that is the memorial service for the victims of bloody sunday. the 50th anniversary today. a day of commemoration. earlierthere anniversary today. a day of commemoration. earlier there was a walk along the route of the civil rights march on the 31st of january, 1972 which resulted in 13 people being shot dead and 15 others injured when members of the army parachute regiment opened fire on those civil rights campaigners. and today, as they remember them, there was a walk along the same route, currently that memorial service, the wreath—laying and there will be more commemoration now on bbc news it's time for dateline london with shaun ley.

down for my unborn children i will lay my body down oh lay my body down oh, lay your body down beforechirping] [theme music playing] announcer: funding for this program was provided by the minerva nolte estate.■ú o o 8 - chloe maxmin is the fabled political unicorn of these times. coming from a background as a progressive activist from an early age, she won her 2020 race for maine state senate against a formidable opponent, the incumbent republican leader of the state's senate. she did so in district 88, that also voted for senator susan collins. chloe first spoke at bioneers in 2014 when she had recently launched, divest harvard.

you know what's interesting about what you said about mrjimmy lai...bejimmy lai at the very beginning? respected newspaper proprietor is what he is. respected? yeah. ok, so recently last year, an nbc article revealed that jimmy lai has, according to him, "unknowingly" funded a false persona report discrediting joe biden. and he accused hunter biden of chinese business ties, and you know what apple daily did? one of the charge that the enforcement agency now lay on apple daily has nothing to do with national security. it has to do with fraud, and apple daily actually lied to the government and misused the land, which is supposed to be used for media purposes and used it for company secretarial purpose. and so i find it very difficult to believe that you would use the word "well—respected" to describe mrjimmy lai. i wonder what the government in hong kong and indeed the government in beijing is so frightened of, mr lee. maybe you can tell me. when people are arrested — ma chun—man was one individual arrested for simply waving banners and wearing slogans

i administrations have been trying to lay out?- administrations have been trying to lay out? out? i think that a strategy that _ trying to lay out? i think that a strategy that is _ trying to lay out? i think that a strategy that is only - a strategy that is only based on vaccines is probably not going to work. i think we need to focus on the social determinant of health, we need to provide easier access to vaccines, to tests and to support people to get quarantine and isolated when needed. ., , quarantine and isolated when needed. , , ., needed. has it been better than this do you _ needed. has it been better than this do you think? _ needed. has it been better than this do you think? we _ needed. has it been better than this do you think? we are - this do you think? we are getting close to two years of coded now and admittedly each variant has its own particular character mystics —— covid—i9. do you think the way the us has managed or mismanaged this whole affair has been better thanit whole affair has been better than it is now? i whole affair has been better than it is no

they did not really lay out what they would | really lay out what they would do past the march rate hikeeven a 50 basis point move or even... so the markets are panicked as a result of that. checking the markets a few minutes ago and the fed futures market is pricing in 4— five credit point hi. that is a little too far ahead of ourselves but i think possibility of three or four rate hikes and certainly a possibility this year. in terms of challenges _ possibility this year. in terms of challenges facing - possibility this year. in terms of challenges facing jerome l of challenges facing jerome powell and his team as they navigate the weeks and months ahead, talk us through them. there is an issue of inflation and you mentioned the jobs market, there is a lot of americans who have not returned to the workforce following the pandemic and also there is president biden �*s huge infrastructure spending which will impact the economy as well. , ., ., ~ , will impact the economy as well. ., ., ~ , ., well. jerome powell kept going back to the _ well. jerome powell kept going back to the statemen

and quickly, because the dangerous thing about lay constance is that the weather here can change very suddenly the sales been packed, and it starts to rain. but we are lucky. there is no storm against all odds. we reached our 1st stop constance. i want to explore the city. it's wonderful to do so on a bike. there are 15 rental stations and another 13 for cargo. bice, that's just perfect for our filming. we start at the, marched into the center of the old town again and again. you will find brightly painted houses like the baba. what's all tell here if you can see constance minced up for 12 centuries, the city was the seat of the largest german diocese from roman ask to gothic jew art novel. today all e books of art history can be found at the church. ah constance is a very bike friendly city. the 1st bicycle street was built back in the 1990s, more followed so that you can drive from one and to the other quickly and easily. back on the sailing boat with skipper a joyce from the small. it's time for a few questions, joins the course. you're from the netherlands. why did you end up? you

they were offering from a sailing school on lay constance and one in flint, pork. so i thought i'd go for the one here. i once heard that you have to get a sailing license, especially for late constance. even people who already have one have to do one again, any way why? what was the school value? because here, there are rules which don't exist anywhere else on this key. the distance you must keep from the shore, how to approach the shore and how to drop anchor some of my and maybe not so much here at lake, you billing and but towards the upper lay constance, you get real food winds, which come down from the alps what might be totally different. here are the storm. this one is dorm approaches. you often don't see it coming because of the hills here. so you really taken by surprise. thank you. my pleasure. i have arrived at mass book. the old town extends up the slope. this is the city's landmark mask war castle. and right next in is the castle mill. it was operated right up until 952. and today it's a nice backdrop for a photo. and of course, i'd like to have a pic

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mr lay. the victim in this case also has a separate civil lawsuit filed against the man who assaulted him. the next court date for that is set in april. ellie says that he filed the federal lawsuit against rudy in the da's office to stand up for all victims of violence. he says to make sure they see justice. live in san francisco. christians caftan ktvu fox studio heads a case we no doubt will continue to follow many different angles. they're christian. thank you. for that report. hundreds of community groups across the state of california. are going to receive money from the state for security improvements. the governor's office of emergency services announced today. it is awarding 47 a half million dollars in grants, they will go to 290 nonprofit and faith based organizations to help them enhance security and safety. possible upgrades to include reinforced doors. gates shatterproof glass, security personnel and alarm systems. hate crimes against the aapi community in san francisco rose more

lays, writes.ys the aim is to hold dhs, boudin and his office accountable. we are bringing this lawsuit. and this is the principal reason i want to make very clear on behalf of mr lay and other asian american victims. to ensure that the district attorney's office does its job in an email, the district attorney's office said . quote boudin has been a steadfast advocate for improved victim services and support for the aapi community. the district attorney also touting the formation of an ap steering committee that met monday for the first time. the aim of the committee is to address gaps and service for elderly ap victims. lay the victim in this case says that he filed the suit against boudin and the d. a s office to stand up for all victims of ap violence to make sure they see justice. mr lay also has filed a separate civil lawsuit against the man who assaulted him. the next court date for that civil case is set. for april. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news. hate crimes against th

either hit a perfect tee shot and go for it in two or if you have to lay-up, it's a well known lay-uping special or it may be just a simple four to a five. jim: i know you've played a little twilight golf in your time at your favorite muni. get the discounted rate and try to get in as many holes as you can. nick: as a kid, you'd hit and it would all go silent and you'd learn the sounds of wrack. oh, that's a tree. or that's -- you'd learn from hearing it land. jim: colt will be with luke. dottie will be with zalatoris. nick: light travels at 186 million miles an hour and we're running out of it. so hurry up, chaps. jim: send a little bit of that to the east coast tomorrow. nick: yeah. the sun has just gone down. right, hit the fairway. colt: this someone hammered right down the middle. nick: caught the edge of the sand, colt, i think. colt: oh, my god. that's shocking. i lost it there. sorry about that. jim: it's easy to do past sunset. now zalatoris. nick: no time to breathe. just thread one down there. dottie: missed his last two tee shots. jim: could be in that bunker. nick: same s

lays, writes.orney says the aim is to hold dhs that boudin and his office accountable. we are bringing this lawsuit. and this is the principal reason i want to make very clear on behalf of mr lay and other asian american victims. to ensure that the district attorney's office does its job in an email, the district attorney's office said . quote a boudin has been a steadfast advocate for improved victim services and support for the aapi community. the district attorney also touting the formation of an ap steering committee that met monday for the first time. the aim of the committee is to address gaps and service for elderly. ap victims lay the victim in this case says that he filed the suit against boudin and the d. a s office to stand up for all victims of violence to make sure they see justice. and mr lay also has filed a separate civil lawsuit against the man who assaulted him. the next court date for that civil case is set for april in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. police a

. >> his name is on lay and he broke down into tears at one point during tuesday's press conference when talking about his attackers and the lack of justice in his 2019 case since the pandemic, more asian-americans have had to endure encounters like these hate crimes that often turn violent. it's why brian son helped start the alliance for asian american justice last year. going from 5 lawyers to more than 90 law firms today. we don't want to be walking down the street and have somebody yell out. >% you brought the virus here and start chopping honest with the bat. on tuesday, the alliance gave on lay a platform to share the story of how he was attacked while out for a walk in san francisco's chinatown. >> saying and beat him with a glass bottle while threatening to kill him. the attack was the most brutal. >> terrifying and humiliating experience of my life. and the stay with me ever since. according to lay them and adolescents and also beat him with a bat and made death threats in addition to sharing his attack late expressed his frustration with how the san francisco district attorney

director lai. >> director lai: thank you, chair. thank you. i think that my colleagues already asked a lot of the really smart questions. i have two things to ask. one is -- and i'm not sure if this goes to ms. breen's area or maybe another area, but could staff please remind us if we do not get the geo-bond approved this year, how much in federal dollars might we be risking? (please stand by) >> director lai: my second question, out of our -- this is on our federal legislative priorities. are there specific funding opportunities that we've already identified that could adjust our essentially -- i don't know what we're calling it, like the southside seawall. >> generally, the issue of resiliency of our system, that's where the mayor's office has been working to bring the sort of that need of across the sort of city infrastructure whether it's the embarcadero, whether it's the subway and facilities. there are dollars now targeted towards this need. towards resiliency. there was more transportation in the build back better act. there are dollars

mr lay. the victim in this case also has a separate civil lawsuit filed against the man who assaulted him. the next court date for that civil case is set for april. lay says he filed the suit against boudin and the dhs office to stand up for all victims of violence. to make sure he says they see justice. we're live in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news. he certainly made a strong statement today, christian. thank you. well. oakland police say a man is now in custody for an unprovoked attacked in chinatown. two weeks ago, a woman in her seventies was walking along ninth street near franklin when a man came up behind her. and shoved her to the ground surveillance camera video showed that attack that resulted in minor injuries. this was the latest in a string of attacks against the asian american community. at a shaken chinatown business owners and residents. san francisco mayor london breed wants to change the laws on surveillance cameras in the city, and today the san francisco

the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays down before the house a communication. the clerk: the speaker, house of representatives, madam, on december 9, 202 1-rbgs the committee received notice of a fine imposed upon andrew clyde by the sergeant of arms pursuant to house resolution 38 and house rule 2, clause 3-g. he did not file an appeal to the committee in the time period specified in clause 3-g, 3-b. signed by chairman deutch and rhame walorski. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays down before the house a communication. the clerk: madam, on december 9, 202 1-rbgs the committee on ethics received notice of three fines imposed upon representatives marjorie tyler greene clause 3-g. representative greene did not file appeals prior to the expiration of the time period pest filed in 3-g, 3-b, rule 2. the committee on ethics, committee, received notice of a fine imposed of representative greene and representative greene did not file an appeal prior to the expiration of the time period specified in clause 3-g, 3-b. sines sincerely ted deutch, chairman and rhame wal

he was just laying there, and he was just -- just full of bullet holes. >> he's just laying there, ands like he has a bullet hole in his head. >> this is the man i'm supposed to marry. this was just not -- not possible. and the police arrived, and the nightmare began. >> we received a message advising that there was a homicide on the north side and that the whole unit needed to respond. >> pima county sheriff's detective jennifer garcia had been in the homicide unit for all of seven months. this was a call she'd prepared for ever since she was a little girl and saw her grandfather in uniform. >> it was just something that i've always wanted to do, you know, sort of my dream job. >> and now here she was, lead detective in the biggest murder investigation in tucson. she began by methodically walking through the scene, nick's house, starting in the garage. >> immediately i noticed a bucket full of water and some carpet fibers, which at the time i thought was odd. >> inside the cabinet under the kitchen sink was open. in the living room, cleaning products left out. and in the backyard was

. >> maybe 20 yards away, i realize there was somebody laying in the road. >> a young woman, unconscious, covered in blood. what's possibly happened to this girl, and why she was out there in such a strange place, all alone. >> we don't know if it's attempted murder, or officials to bad accident. >> soon, they found a name. a loving family. >> i just remember praying like i never prayed before my. life >> but still, no. answers >> somebody did that tour, and is not coming forward. >> there was a boyfriend. >> my first impressions were that he exact. that >> what he said he didn't know. only she could tell them. >> but her memory of that night was gone. >> no words to describe how horrible it was. >> hello, welcome to dateline. this is a story of a young woman found nearly dead, in the middle of the road. with little evidence to go, on investigators needed to find out what happened from the victim herself. the problem was, she couldn't remember. here's josh mankiewicz, with the mystery on i'll be inroad. >> how would it feel to have brutal, life altering injuries, but to have the memories

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according to lay them and adolescents and also beat him with a bat and made death threats in addition to sharing his attack late expressed his frustration with how the san francisco district attorney handled his case allowed the adult male attacker to plea to a misdemeanor. with one year of probation, the alliance for asian american justice has filed a civil lawsuit on la's behalf as well as a federal lawsuit against district attorney jason dean in response to recent hate crimes. >> is one of the lawyers representing lay these attacks have left our communities in mourning. terrified. let me repeat that terrified. a further severe harm toss as the federal lawsuit isn't seeking money but is asking for restorative justice and an apology from the da's office are seeking systemic change. and we're hoping that other asian-american victims will step up because we're willing to step up with them. i've reached out to the san francisco district attorney's office for comment but have not heard back in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> well, as the chinese american community in san

one company that was laying the pipeline backed out of the project when the 20 19th sanctions bill waspassed. but then guess what happened? russia started retrofitting other chips to finish the job and the minute they were permitted, construction began again. not when joe biden was president, when donald trump was president. the ships were ready in may 2020 20before joe lied and was even nominated and started work a few months later as soon as the danish government permitted them. senator shockey and senator cruz past the sanctions bill at the end of 2019 and during all 2020 while the russians were retrofitting these ships, sending them back to danish waters the permitting process was happening. donald trumpdidn't and asked one sanction permitted by congress . progress past the law the end of 2019, a 2020 donald trump didn't and act a single sanction . this was the critical moment. this was the time in which the meat of the pipeline was being built. and president trump did nothing and paid no consequence for it. you know why? because in 2020 senator cruise didn't hold up any of donald

i have great confidence we're going to meet and beat those ranges that's why we lay them out the way we do. i'm a meet/beat/raise kind of guy. we had another great quarter last quarter >>> a lot of near-term issues to address, but there's a low-grade fever with open questions about china, taiwan, and i'm wondering, as we get past the olympics, is there a playbook to deal with a geosplit wall disruption to global supply? >> clearly this is a back drop, carl, that's been driving this view i have used this phrase we need a globally balanced resilient supply chain this is part of what motivates the u.s. chip pact, and the eu chip pact. we need a better supply chain that has more redundancy and resiliency that's why we have taken the steps we have. last week's announcement with president biden, a farm kid from pennsylvania introducing the president of the united states of america, wow. you know, this is just beyond any of my wildest expectations announcing the silicon heartland, and the response we have seen from the heartland of our nation to rebuild manufacturing, to bury the term the r

everybody knows those ships are eventually going to start laying down pipe. by october 2020, before joe biden is elected president, those ships are back doing construction. october, november, december, all throughout the end of 2020, those ships are back rebuilding the pipeline, such that on january 19, the last day of trump's presidency, 95% of the pipeline, somewhere around 95% of the pipeline is done. then literally walking out the door, donald trump lays down a sanction on one company and one ship that the company owns, and all through 2020 no blockade of state department nominees, no grinding to the halt of senate nominations business to try to prompt the president to change his mind. all of that magically starts happening when joe biden is president, when 95% of the pipeline is done. i hope, senate shaheen, i'll let you wrap up, i hope we can find a way to get on the same page here, because we have been for much of the last several years, and you've led that effort. i think senator menendez's legislation, which is all about the right set of incentives a

it lays out the areas and some ideas of how we can advance selected -- collective security. president biden was intimately involved in this document. we have reviewed it with him repeatedly over the last weeks. and just as we were getting -- as you know -- comment, input, ideas from allies and partners, it was vital we work on this document, even though it goes to bilateral matters and what nato is providing presumably goes to broader issues that involve nato and russia. but allies and partners were intimately involved as well, and we took on board many of the comments they had made and integrated them into the document. but the president has been deeply involved in this from the get-go, reviewing various drafts of the proposal. making his own edits, and of course blessing the final document that was delivered to russia today. >> given that biden himself, administration officials have said an invasion is imminent, the stakes are high. you have also said that putin is the decision-maker, so why not direct this to him? sec. blinken: i'm not sure what you mean. this is a docume

the company is launching a new chip, lays golden grounds.ed bag of chips contributed dirt from its stadium for the potato patch that grew the potato is for the chips in that bag. lays only made 200 bags of golden grounds. you can't buy them, you can only win them. lays returns to super bowl advertising after a 17 year hiatus. when i hear stuff about the dirt, all i can think is matt damon in the martian. if you remember how he grew his potatoes. [laughter] >> i forgot about that. >> i am sure lays is using a different tactic. >> some ground around that stadium is probably pretty toxic. look at where they put them. the best part was jerry rice. >> what a funny marketing idea. you can't buy them, but -- it's marketing. it's clever. it's a gimmick. >> we are lukewarm. that's the way i feel about ted lasso. [laughter] >> shot to the heart. >> sorry, mike. >> larry, we've got to work on this. >> it is too sappy. >> it's not your speed. >> he likes speed. >> not a lot of stuff being blown up. >> there's no explosions in that show. [laughter] >> th

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i think laying that out in front of the american people will be essential. even if someone does not want to read it, their kids will someday. jacqueline: on the topic of referrals, you said key to being able to flesh out a referral for the president was what trump new prior to the insurrection and the breach by pro-trump supporters of the capitol. you think that question has been answered? do you have sufficient information at this point to move forward with criminal referrals? rep. kinzinger: i guess there are a handful of us on the committee who are not lawyers. is this is a criminal referral? i don't know. we have time to get more information. one of the things i'm interested in is what is the role of foreign governments in this, whether it is spreading misinformation, any money that organized this from foreign governments. that will be important as well. in terms of reaching that threshold, i will leave that up to the lawyers. the bottom line is we deserve these answers. donald trump for that 180 minutes he was sitting in the dining room watching televis

i think two weeks — lays the golden eggs? i think two weeks certain _ lays the golden eggs?eggs? i thinkj two weeks certain extent one needs to be a little careful with what the big tech companies say. they want as much free reign as possible so they will lobby quite hard against all of this. the extent to which it actually harms tech innovation i think is highly debatable and we have had a lot of legislation passed which is more pernicious than this would actually harms business in a far bigger way and most of the time what we have is that the tech companies large army of lawyers find a way to circumvent legislation so i think a great deal of care needs to be taken with the pronouncements that come from the obvious lobby groups. we will leave _ the obvious lobby groups. we will leave it _ the obvious lobby groups. we will leave it there. thank you for your time today, mark. that is mark oswald in london today. should nuclear power be classed as �*green�* energy? what about natural gas? you might say — as many climate campaigners are saying — no way! but what if they are bei

carter and mike are laying out a way to play the name if you think this tobacco stock is going to burn higher carter, what are you looking at? >> smoking, burn higher, we have it all here. let's go right to the charts it will be similar and these are weekly bars that puts in context the high almost five years ago at 120plus we have broken the downtrend is it a head and shoulders bottom which is another way to characterize a reversal formation. it is, the next chart. it doesn't matter what you call it the sequencing is some of the most time tested and markets look at the next chart same timeframe what we have here is basically a very symmetrical orderly, bottoming out process and the presumption is it will return to its all-time high. philip morris -- where did it close? >> the all-time high was 103, 104. i think you have an upside and this is important. this is a two-month performance. relative performance is one of the most important factors in investing. look at philip morris the past two months up 60, almost 70% mondelez is up only 10 proctor up only nine colgate up only 7.8 and the

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