. >> chair borden: director lai? >> director lai: thank you. i think this might be in chronological order. i wanted to first ask maybe more of a comment. about the hiring process following up on director hinze's question. i definitely understand your point about how we're not the only agency or only industry that's being challenged by hiring and bring on new folks. that clearly been one of our biggest bottlenecks to restore service in the city. as we know, we're a unique municipality in that lot of our stakeholders rely exclusively on public transit. we are one of the slowest downtowns to recover. maybe really hoping that we can work creatively and urgently in looking at other ways. i understand that you have contact negotiations. is there any other levers including legislatively that we should be pursuing? >> director tumlin: i can't provide details at this time. both the department of human resources and the mayor's office have expressed some openness to continuing to create the case there for emergency authority to do more. we've also formed

it is important to me we have no lay offs. if you or your family needs support, sfusd related requests. sfusd students -- oh, this is part of -- hello. i'm from los angeles and my wife is from japan. i've watched the programs at presidio middle school. it is bringing children of all races and cultures together in a way that doesn't take hold in other ways. they're learning not just language but japanese cultural observations, crafts and the result is a really life long community bond. without these teachers, san francisco will be losing a big part of what makes it great. please don't stop the funding for these teachers especially at this time in history. thank you. patrick. i am writing to comment on item f3, resolution to decrease the number of certificated employees for today's meeting. it's a subject we hope he will continue to study and love in middle school and beyond. cutting japanese programs in sfusd schools would be a huge mistake. having a diversity of languages available makes sfusd schools more compelling and cutti

directors, do we have any -- director lai? >> director lai: thank you. i will try my best to go in order. really interesting to see that safety is definitely rising to the top. topic i spoken with a lot. just curious in particular around the personal safety. glad to see that being acknowledged at this point. given the survey results listing it as a priority, i'm seeing that in the overall budget, currently we're seeing that we will be providing 4% of the scheduled means around safety. can you speak about that? i think it went from -- it went up by $.1 million. at the current proposal it's still only 4% of the projected need. >> i think are you referring to the c.i.p.? >> director lai: yes. >> the security c.i.p. is something that shows up and always been kind of lower on the funding level. what that means we get very specific designated federal grants where we're required to spend certain percentage on security improvements to the system. we also get an ongoing grant from fema that kind of supports our k9 unit in the police department. that line item in

director lai? >> director lai: thank you. i will may be steer us in a different direction.ore gps, we all relied on bus schedules. if staff can make sure we're not missing runs and provide service as close to the scheduled time as possible. i think that's probably what we need try to improve on while we're tieing ourselves over until we get the new technology. just quick comment on the update around the board of supervisors funding the free muni weekend. i want to add my immense gratitude to the board of supervisors for doing that. in the last couple of minutes, mayor's office finding funding for supporting some community business community parking programs. special discounts and what not. it is such a great complementary service to be able to essentially balance out the free parking with the free transportation. i know i made this comment in the past. i really want to underscore how thankful i am that we were able to -- as the city come together and find resource to elevate transportation and not leave that behind while we are making it easier for certain populations to tr

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this is about laying out what the implications and consequences will be. reporter: did the president step away from the phone call and have a [indiscernible] as it relates to ukraine? jen: he made clear what the implications and consequences will be and also he had the opportunity to lay out specifically what steps we've taken, why, and what we're seeing on the ground. and he also said that we would continue conversations at -- have the teams continue conversations. that means we'll continue to engage with you. reporter: i want to discuss about the issue of refugees. "newsweek" has reported that the u.s. is detaining ukrainian refugees in detention centers. those seeking entry in the country. which seems like a contradiction of president biden saying he would welcome them here. can you tell us what is happening and what is being done? jen: i can't confirm any cases. i would refer you to the department of homeland security. we're implementing our immigration laws at the border. that means title 42 is in place. any individuals who come through, you know, abn

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jacks rushes ultimatum to lay down its weapons in the port city of merrier pole. the russian attack continues as tens of thousands remain trapped in a city that has been almost entirely destroyed by relentless bombardment. sanctions have been the primary tool used by western allies to pressure vladimir putin to stop his invasion. but ukrainian officials are calling for more measures like placing an embargo on russian oil and gas energy that europe greatly depends on germany, is now looking to countries like adar and the u. e to ease its dependence on russia . but that's a long term solution with little immediate relief for ukraine. and abby called us and in berlin and this is the day, ah, moscow is afraid of our army. so they are fighting civilians. this is a state carry them. i can see how the bombing of civilian infrastructure is increasing with criminal has already killed 150 korean young children destroyed more than 400 schools and the kindergarten. and the more than 110 hospitals crushes really doing a lot of work. gripes that to work chrome and most or must

see the russians lining up artillery a round cities like kyiv and shelling the infrastructure and laying waste to what is already there. it is a catch 22 situation for the ukrainians it seems. reporter: right. politically it would have been horrendous for ukraine and its people if russia succeeded in its plan, its plan was one night of shock and awe and another one of a run. but that did not happen. they have gone to basically putin'sb, that is heavy combater am in civilian locations hoping to make ukraine scream out uncle. and all this. that is the fear that is what we're looking at right now. jon: vladimir putin seems to be calling in the proxies, there are reports that belarus will send in troops from the north to try to buttress the russian forces. reporter: it has been relatively quiet on this side of the country, with 3 or 4 missile strikes in this broad region, the new reports that belarus russia troops are side of the border, they could come down to this area, another big warning next trigger point meeting as russia had threatened to do, they might hit the convoys bring in milita

mm. bodies line, the straits of mary, a poll as ukrainian soldiers defy a russian deadline to lay down their weapons. ah, hello, i'm emily and gwen. this is al jazeera alive from joe. hi, also coming up. russian forces, he's a shopping center and residential area and the capital cave. at least 4 people i reported, kills, struggling for food and shelter. we assess the damage in ukraine's 2nd largest city of concave. that's been the weeks of bombardment and nicole for round to take a half is stand ukraine's that president compares russia invasion to the crimes of nazi germany. it's 8 g m t. that's 6 hours past a rush and deadline for ukrainian forces in the city of mary a pole to surrender. moscow said it would allow civilians to leave if the soldiers laid down their weapons. but keith rejected moscow's demand, saying there's no question of any surrender. zane besser ivy begins coverage from levine, enduring the obstacles of war indignity, and this is life in mario up all now. i hope there will be some sort of a burial. this is just temporary. the military told us to put the body somewhe

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saying that its soldiers won't beat laying down their weapons.ple have been killed after russian forces hit a shopping center in the ukrainian capital, kyiv, in the south. u.s. president, joe biden, says that he will visit poland later in the week to find a solution towards ukraine. and, president volodymyr zelenskyy said that israel could act as a mediator between peace talks between his country and russia. in the group of 50 ukrainian or fence, age between two and 19, are due to arrive in the uk later today. well, ukraine has accused russia of committing acts of genocide. it follows a bombing in mariupol were people, mainly women and children, or sheltering. and it shows how the battle for the major city is becoming. they said that they had used, vacuum bombs, to break the deadlock. but there are signs, in some, places that the two sides are fighting towards a standstill. the city of kharkiv, just a small drive, bears the scars of vicious fighting. but also some other signs. our correspondent is in awe -- he has his report does contain stressin

as a russian deadline looms for the defenders of mariupol to lay down their arms, the deputy prime ministers there'll be no surrender. and china tightens covid restrictions. millions are ordered to stay at home as the country confronts its worst outbreak. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 9am here in singapore, and three in the morning in ukraine — where ten million people have been forced out of their homes in just over three weeks of russian attacks. that's the latest figure released by the united nations, amounting to a quarter of the country's entire population. most of the displaced are still within ukraine's borders — having left places like mariupol — the southern city which has been underferocious attack day after day. the civilians who have made it out of there, to cities like zaporizhiye to the north—west — have brought with them tales of survival and the narrowest of escapes. some are children likely to carry life—long scars from their experiences. wyre davies sent this report. this is what vladimir putin's war has done to the children of ukr

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director lai? >> director lai: thank you, chair. thank you everyone who is still with us. i know this is very grueling. i love that all of my colleagues have already asked really fantastic questions. i'll try to consolidate lot of what i want to ask and defer some of them because it sound like we might have a follow-up hearing. may be i'll start by just saying that i think the comments or questions from the director so far is certainly stemming from a place that i share which is a bit of skepticism because we have track record in pursuing major projects. the fact we're doing something very new even compared to other transit agencies -- we're not the experts at it. the heightened chances of error is definitely real. we talked about the risks and cons doing this model. could we quickly recap on the pros of this? i know we have-conversations around this. i want to frame it in the context of why we're gunning for this. i think may be jonathan or director tumlin, somebody, who has followed this for a while, if you can step in and remind us of -- touch on the time sensitivity an

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and we do know that there was a body that was laying in the road here and had been laying here for severalcoroner's office did take that body away again. still trying to learn more about what went on here. and of course, we bring it to you as we learned, catherine, can. >> thank you, dan kron. other big story we're following. relief could come to california car owners soon. governor newsome has released details of his gas rebate proposal. he wants to send hundreds of dollars to california car owners and put a pause on some gas taxes. kron four's. ashley zavala has the details. >> the governor's proposal is now the 4th idea coming out of the state capitol to try to address rising gas prices. now more than 2 weeks after promising relief in his state of the state address. governor newsom says he wants to send debit cards full of cash to california car owners. >> that direct relief will address the issue that we all are struggling to address that issue of gas prices now here in our state. but of course, all across this country. governor gavin newsome, wednesday proposed sending $400 debit card

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the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. march 11, 2022. i hereby appoint the honorable dianne degette to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, rabbi happenna spiro, washington, d.c. the chaplain: creator of all, at this time when jews around the world are preparing for purim, for a time of confronting hate and persecution with courage, pride, and a sense of humor, help us behind that laughter and that love for ourselves and one another, even when the world seems to be crashing down around us. when the world is upside-down, teach us how to cartwheel. audaciously adapting and returning rooted always back to who we truly are. may our bold open heartedness bring forth a world of peace, of righteousness, and of jubilation for our families, o for our communities, for our nation, and all who dwell on earth. we know that every soul deserves peace

russia's deadline for the defenders of mariupol to lay down their arms comes and goes, but there's non of surrender. and the legacy of war. we examine how this conflict could be redrawing the world as we know it. ukraine has a population of aound 44 million. of that number, 10 million people have been forced out of their homes in just over three weeks of russian attacks. that's the latest figure released by the united nations, amounting to nearly a quarter of the country's entire population. most of them — some 6 to 7 million — are still within ukraine's borders, having left places like mariupol, the southern city which has been under ferocious attack day after day. as for those still there, russia has now given them a deadline of 5:00am local time to surrender and leave. that applies to soldiers and to civilians. ukraine's deputy prime minister has said there can be "no question" of that. wyre davies sent this report. this is what vladimir putin's war has done to the children of ukraine. in his hospital bed, little artem stares into emptiness. the russian shell that blasted shrapnel

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as a russian deadline looms for the defenders of mariupol to lay down their arms — the deputy prime ministere'll be no surrender. and — the legacy of war — we examine how this conflict could be redrawing the world as we know it. ukraine has a population of aound 44 million. of that number, ten million people have been forced out of their homes in just over three weeks of russian attacks. that's the latest figure released by the united nations, amounting to nearly a quarter of the country's entire population. most of them — some six to seven million — are still within ukraine's borders, having left places like mariupol — the southern city which has been under ferocious attack day after day. as for those still in mariupol, russia has now given those still there, defending their city, a deadline of 5am local time to surrender — that applies to soldiers and to civilians. ukraine's deputy prime minister has said there can be "no question" of that. the civilians who have made it out of there — to cities like zaporizhiye to the north—west — have brought with them tales of survival and the narrowest

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here how to get to i can't call for my comrades fighting out there to lay down their arms. but i believe those who armed them should do so surprising as it may be here. conciliation between previously bitter enemies seems not only possible but real and will be seen as an example to those who hope that when the current conflict ends, the 2 size can finally find common ground. where even ocean r t from logan's great public. oh, and now we've got some breaking news from ukraine. russia's defense ministry has just announced that it is ready to hit ukrainian security forces and information and psychological operation center facilities in kiev with high precision weapons in order to suppress information attacks against russia. and while russia says it does everything, it can to avoid hitting civilian areas. it's advise all citizens to leave the area . nato secure nato's secretary general has just finished his joint news conference with poland. president banking, poland, which neighbors ukraine, for its support for ukrainian refugees. he also condemned russia's actions in the conf

v. journalist who's been on trial behind closed doors. tongue lay face is life in prison if convicted of revealing state secrets. katrina, you reports from china's capital. australian journalist chung lay has gone on trial in this court and they jing, she's charged with a legally supplying state secrets overseas. sterling officials try to get access to the court on thursday morning, but were denied on grounds of national security. specifically her concerning from ford, factory road writable. hm. we have no company, little deal approaches. voting loveliness. my name is john. les chung worked as a television present for state broadcaster c g t n. before being detained in august 2020. she was formally arrested a year ago. these trillion government says it has no information regarding the allegations made against head and has expressed concern for her welfare in detention. china's foreign ministry has dismissed the complaints traverse about the way you barbara, china. traditional authorities are holding the case in accordance with the law and fully guarantee all the rights of the person i

russia's deadline for the defenders of mariupol to lay down their arms comes and goes, but there's no sign of surrender. and the legacy of war — we examine how this conflict could be redrawing the world as we know it. ukraine has a population of aound 44 million. of that number, 10 million people have been forced out of their homes in just over three weeks of russian attacks. that's the latest figure released by the united nations, amounting to nearly a quarter of the country's entire population. most of them, some 6—7 million, are still within ukraine's borders, having left places like mariupol. the southern city which has been under ferocious attack day after day. the civilians who have made it out of there to cities like zaporizhiye to the north—west have brought with them tales of survival and the narrowest of escapes. wyre davies sent this report. this is what vladimir putin's war has done to the children of ukraine. in his hospital bed, little artem stairs into emptiness. the russian shell that blasted shrapnel into his belly also wounded his parents and grandparents as they fle

now if you think about it, the words lay down your arms, there's a terrible humanitarian catastrophe unfolding will the ukrainians, like if you didn't invade, if you weren't bothering us, that would not be a terrible monitoring catastrophe. that's really the reaction from from them. no soldier, it seems, and mary, apple is willing to lay down their arms, is still a very defined spirit there. so who the russians are talking to about this quarter, they have to actually talk to the international committee of the red cross. the red cross have to manage any kind of humanitarian corridor that comes out of mary awful . we don't know whether they've been talking to the international committee of the red cross or whether this was just an internal briefing that was made public. all right, thank you very much for bringing us up to speed and stay safe in round. com live for us in the capitol cave and ammonia lake has been reported at a chemical plant in the north eastern city of sumi and employee at the summit. him from france has been injured. the regional governor says it was the result of rus

be a prophecy picked in years on russia and the was a no longer talking and their security disputes lay out as a military confrontation in an over ukraine is a return to, you know, while it's still possible and on one conditions, to discuss that i'm not joined by 12 on the bottom. i'm a career indian diplomat and form a member of india's permanent mission to the united nations. ambassador is great to see you, great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. i'm after you are pretty straightforward in characterizing the ration operation in ukraine as that quote, break an attack and a conscience mention of international law. and they think many russians me agree with you on that, but is there any great power or major power in this day and age that would put abstract, international law and bomb. it's immediate and concrete, security interests and threats to those are the interest. what we have to understand is that increasingly we are living in them to pull over a cruise, which are far full have this series of security concerns or what this seems to be areas around them, which are

contain putin, and talk with him, i don't think they want to converse, they just want to get him to laye in the geopolitical system of the world. we will see what happens this week when biden touches down. that what happens this week when biden touches down.— what happens this week when biden touches down. that is in brussels on thursda , touches down. that is in brussels on thursday. the _ touches down. that is in brussels on thursday. the g7 _ touches down. that is in brussels on thursday, the g7 leaders _ touches down. that is in brussels on thursday, the g7 leaders for - touches down. that is in brussels on thursday, the g7 leaders for that i thursday, the g7 leaders for that nato summit. let's go to the front page of the daily mail, a hint of a drop of 5p per litre. is it enough? that's a big question. and whether the chancellor actually does this, people _ the chancellor actually does this, people are reading a lot into the chancellor on these shows today, fuel duty — chancellor on these shows today, fuel duty was a thing that he was the least — fuel duty was a thing that he was t

why it was laying next to a what happened beforehand?ice have only told us about this road closure boulevard and it has really been disrupting the evening commute here. several people that are coming along this back road here. it's used by a lot of people that come off a 24 to try to get in the pleasant hill these other areas of lafayette. they had to in different directions along with there's avenue. we know the contra costa county deputies in lafayette police. they're still on scene investigating. there's we've seen a white vehicle that is also unique eastbound lanes here of taylor boulevard. still unclear why that vehicle is here. whether or not that's witness. >> we tried talking with neighbors in this area. not a lot of people live it's not far from dinosaur hill park. that would probably give people a bit a little bit more of a >> perspective as to where this investigation is we do know that there is a body laying in the road here on taylor boulevard, but we don't have much information outside of that as to what happened again, sti

it is more than just putin having done it before and laying the groundwork to do it again. that indicates there is maybe intelligence that they do believe he is planning to conduct a chemical weapons attack. we don't know when or where or how confident they are that could happen but it seems to be more than just a hunch. that this is something he's preparing to do. >> and are residents still able to evacuate in kyiv? what are their options for getting out? you were at the train station with people trying to get out. is that still an option? >> the trains are still operating from kyiv central station, and the evacuations are ongoing. the russians have said those corridors are open every day from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. moscow time. so 9:00 local time. the problem is they would like to see them moving through belarus and into russia, a nonstarter. but they have been able to continue. bringing people into the city center. volodymyr zelenskyy tonight released another video message where he said across the country, 100,000 people were successfully evacuated from their homes tod

so i lay down, and my husband he also lay down, i see. you know, everything is already normal, everything is already healing. i'm not much of him cut. oh, tell me, please, huh? can i ask you for sick leave? well, for 2 days i am such a district police officer. clear. serezha will be. no, really. yes, you already know how to put a doctor on the phone. no, i'll go tomorrow. city ​​such things let's try to start all over again. they say that a common misfortune unites. well , an extensive hematoma all over his body, apparently, he was beaten long before he got to us. i understand that i got there just in time. nothing, a healthy guy will get out clearly and urine blood. you are absolutely right. i think yes. olga vladimirovna, the pressure is stable for now. i need to talk to you. let's sit down. let's get a soldier in. head injury three weeks ago on the body of a multiple hematoma of the liver and spleen. in order to get so many injuries, it was necessary to throw him off the roof at least ten times. you want to say that he was beaten? i wa

earlier, the besieged port city of mario bold, defied a russian deadline to lay down arms overnight. the capital key came under attack. rush and shelling destroyed a shopping mall in a residential neighborhood, killing at least 8 people. a blast that shook the entire city of keith. fires interrupted amid the wreckage of the mall that was hit by russian shelling, fire fighters that rushed to the scene. we're able to pull at least one person out of the rubble alive. but the aftermath is a scene of devastation. parts of the mall were completely obliterated when those blown out metal twisted craters in what used to be the parking lot civilians killed in the bombing of civilian infrastructure. fresh and troops have been hitting keith with a series of strikes, including on apartment buildings. but for now, their advance has largely stalled on the outskirts of the city. ukraine rejected an ultimatum for the city of matthew pole in the countries east to surrender to russian forces. russia had offered safe passage out of them are you pull, but only for those who would lay down their weapons.

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