my name is joanna lam. i'm a senior at lowell high school. >> my name is agnus, i'm a senior at mission high school. >> we want to start off by welcoming the three new commissioners. commissioner hsu, commissioner weissman-ward and commissioner motamedi. we look forward to collaborating with you all and we are excited to come. we took time as a council to brainstorm some things we like to see and also talked about some issues that are facing our students. we sent those in a letter. we hope to see you all at upcoming meeting s.a.c. meeting. >> we plan to release applications for student delegates this week and they'll be due friday we get back from spring break. we have rough draft of our youth summit, schools and students please stay tuned. if you have any questions, please free to e-mail the s.a.c., we got an e-mail. our next full council meeting will be on april 4th at 6:00. that is open to the public. thank you president lam. that concludes our student delegate report. >> president lam: again my apologie

., ~ ., carrie lam decided to step down? . . ., , , carrie lam decided to step down? down? in a certain sense, one could say i _ down? in a certain sense, one could say i was _ down? in a certain sense, one could say i was surprised. - down? in a certain sense, one| could say i was surprised. lam has certainly bent over backwards to make beijing happy of a process that has made the hong kong people very unhappy, yet from my perspective, i was really less surprised then one might sayjust really less surprised then one might say just disinterested. lam's reign over hong kong has been really disastrous, if we look at the developments of the past five years, as hong kong has transformed from a dynamic, global financial centre characterised by the rule of law to a place where people now face potential life sentences simply for exercising their legally guaranteed rights. as a result, over these past five years, many people have called on carrie lam to step down, but actually is, ifear that, actually is, i fear that, really, actually is, ifear that, really, nothing will chan

. >> here >> president lam. >> here. >> student delegate lam. >> here. >> student delegate liang. >> thank you. good evening. welcome everyone to the burden of education meeting. to my fellow commissioners anduneified school district staff, thank you for all your dedication to sfu sd students. these are troying times i'm honored to be your colleague. to members of the public. thank you for your dedication to the district students we value your time and input it is our goal as board members to ensure sfu sd creates conscience for students to thrive. in the spirit, thank you for your partnership. >> i want to begin with a quick story. left week you may have heard that all 7 board commissioners received a fantastic training by national government expert aj crab. he lead us through work he leads the upon governor work for great city schools which sfu sd is a member. >> speaking for myself the training was excellent. and have in the experienced that as in that type of train nothing a long while. instead of the traditional sit and get the training it was more like a high level interactive

lam has certainly bent over backwards to make beijing happy of a process that has made the hong kongterested. lam's reign over hong kong has been really disastrous, if we look at the developments of the past five years, as hong kong has transformed from a dynamic, global financial centre characterised by the rule of law to a place where people now face potential life sentences simply for exercising their legally guaranteed rights. as a result, over these past five years, many people have called on carrie lam to step down, but actually is, ifear that, really, nothing will change and that her legacy will be a hong kong that was personally changed for the worse. indeed, kevin. just in terms of her replacement, we are hearing reports thatjohn lee, her deputy, is the person likely to be selected when that selection process comes out later in the year. what do we know about him, in terms of how he might end up being in charge and it sort of policies he may put in place in hong kong? john lee is the secretary for security. amid a collection of highly unpopular politicians, john lee is reall

he carrie lam serving just one term.e has a checkered history, when she introduced the extradition bill that led to the citywide protests, millions of people marching in the street, a polarizing person in hong kong for sure. she also oversaw the implementation of the national security law as well as the massive crack down the pro-democracy camp, the closing down of the apple jailing, the pending prosecution of pro-democracy people under the national suit. he law. there has been tremendous amount of upheaval in the last five years under carrie lam, whether she is responsible directly or a character of circumstances is to be debated by historians, the big question going forward, with the nomination. now opening as of yesterday, the election committee, small group of people, .02% of the population is represented on that committee of 1500 individuals, they will be choosing those candidates who put their name in the hat to be the next chief executive. you are seeing the names right here who are likely candidates. the financia

there is a chance in a chief executive could be even harder line then carrie lam. me read you a few quotes and i will wrap up. essentially, alford wu is at the singapore university for public policy says in his estimation john lee may be beijing's ideal candidate. there is a concern hong kong could become a police state. beijing wants hong kong to put a clean and structurally better align itself with the realities of how china operates -- controlling its people through big data and mass monitoring. change the pace to bring up kenneth chan. hong kong baptist university. says hong kong has witnessed the biggest fall in confidence during her term in office. she has dealt a fatal blow to the core value of the city, the rule of law, civil liberties, political rights, democracy, and global outlooks due to her total reliance on beijing. pretty damming assessment of carrie lam, but like i said at the top, there are many people welcoming the change. just be careful what you wish for because it could be more hard-line for hong kong. we will have to see. shery: coming up next

ms lam is expected to be replaced by her deputyjohn lee when an official committee meets in may.able to control a huge spike in covid infections. stephen mcdonell has more from beijing. next month, a committee stacked with pro—beijing figures will determine who is to be the new chief executive in hong kong. carrie lam's successor, whoever it is, will be — just like she's been — completely loyal to the communist party leadership in beijing. so in a sense, it doesn't really matter who's chosen because, ultimately, it'll be the chinese government calling the shots in hong kong. in 2019, the crisis there was very much of the government's making. it tried to force through a law which would have allowed for hong kong residents to be able to be sent to mainland chinese courts, which are controlled by the communist party. the subsequent upheaval there provided xi jinping's administration a perfect excuse to rein in that rebellious city, abd it was carrie lam who's carried the can for that, her government which has been remembered for introducing this draconian state security law which ha

long live france. lam counting — republic. long live france. lam counting on _ republic.d speaking, leaving �* studio: emmanuel macron has “ust finished speaking, leaving the h studio: emmanuel macron hasjustj finished speaking, leaving the stage and making his way through the crowd of supporters. he was ecstatic with the words he had to see this evening. they are still cheering as he leaves with his wife. amongst his supporters, clearly looking pretty happy this evening. marine le pen's campaign in recent weeks gave emmanuel macron's supporters and campaign something of a scare. it was interesting listening to what he had to say during his speech just now. something he capped emphasising, nothing is decided so i think what he's trying to do there as he has come out on top but he doesn't want any kind of complacency. there is acknowledgement there is a lot of work to be done. he's been accused of being slow off the mark in this campaign. ithink of being slow off the mark in this campaign. i think there's a feeling there is some ground to make up, not just in terms of supp

. >>> hong kong's chief executive carrie lam will not seek the second term in office. she said it was based on family consideration. she informed the central government last year >> reporter: carrie lam will not seek a second term of office her announcement comes as the two-week nomination period kicked off yesterday >> this is not a question of he v evaluating my performance or the hong kong government in this term this is a question of my personal wish and aspiration my personal wish and aspiration is based on my family consideration. this is what i have told the central people's government and they have expressed understanding. i am taking this early opportunity to inform the public through the media that i will not contest in the coming chief executive election >> reporter: lam indicated her intention not to run for a second term to beijing officials during the two sessions in march of last year her main consideration is because of family and her main focus now for the remaining three months in office is to continue to curb the covid pandemic she has not made plans

carrie lam is stepping down, what does this mean for hong kong?ture of hong kong's most unpopular leader in history. they passed a security law in the city. its financial state as a hub is in danger from these strict covert policies that have shut its borders for more than two years. this represents the end of an era of a very tumble to his term , -- very tumultuous term, and the potential for a new leader. francine: what is the latest with the crisis in china? >> covid cases are going down. they are stabilizing. the city is officially still in covid zero. china in shanghai is facing similar problems with the unvaccinated elderly population. china's covid zero policy is still very much in play, but it is getting to a point where officials are probably having to rethink how long they will keep this in play. francine: our greater china editor on the nuances there. we will keep an eye on that very interesting dynamic, and the read across that it has for europe and the u.s. futures are now flipping. if you look at what traders are looking at, they are

we also heard from carrie lam this week that she informed beijing of her decision not to seek a secondarch of last year. it looks as though john lee the last year of chief secretary, the number two position after chief executive, used it groom himself to become the chief executive. his background is almost entirely in law enforcement. he has been a police officer, he rose up to deputy commissioner in terms of the minute -- in charge of the management branch, and became secretary of security. he is the man who oversaw the implementation of the national security law in 2020 as well as the crackdown on pro-democracy activists. his resume reads that of a security officer, not one of knowing much about finance or government policy. this is what he had to say when he announced his candidacy for chief executive. >> having been in the government for over 40 years, to serve the people of hong kong, is a glory. >> the election by select committee of 1500 individuals which are heavily pro-beijing, essentially all probation because of the patriotic requirements, would happen on may 8. the next kee

stephen: i think so, at least that we saw during carrie lam's five years.ief executive who will have to have their own personal style, but also address the concerns and the needs of beijing. no chief executive, and there have been four of them so far since the handover, has lasted a full two-terms, showing how difficult and thankless a job this is. they have to serve two masters. carrie lam acknowledged yesterday, you have to serve the hong kong people, but you also have to serve the needs of beijing. university professor tells bloomberg news that the chief secretary, john lee, may be beijing's ideal candidate. his quote -- "it is a real concern that hong kong could become a police state. beijing wants hong kong to better align itself with the realities of how china operates, controlling its people through big data and mass monitoring." that may be a more orwellian outlook, but alfred wu, the professor there, thinks it is a possibility. shery: ever stephen engle with the latest from hong kong. we are hearing from the bank of korea saying that inflation may

. >> here >> president lam. >> here. >> student delegate lam. >> here. >> student delegate liang. >> thank you. good evening. welcome everyone to the burden of education meeting. to my fellow commissioners anduneified school district staff, thank you for all your dedication to sfu sd students. these are troying times i'm honored to be your colleague. to members of the

[cheers and applause] >> thank you so much, jenny lam, commissioner lam, for all of your great work atbe here in support today. also i want to take a moment to recognize another one of my colleagues, supervisor matt haney, thank you for being here supervisor haney. [applause] supervisor haney -- might very well be a new assembly member. and we might ask him to take a lead on dyslexia in the california assembly. [cheers and applause] all right, hey, you heard that. you got his commitment in front of children and families. so we're going to hold you to that soon-to-be assemblyman. next up today we have corne weaver, a member of the naacp, and is an award-winning teacher and administrator in oakland, california, as well as from columbia, south carolina. he did his undergraduate degree at morehouse college and in clinical psychology at the university of south carolina. he's a staunch advocate for children and families and this is also very personal for him, for families with learning differences. thank you so much, corine weaver for being here today. [cheers and applause] >> hi, everybody.

elliott joining us from bessemer >> lam research falling after results.of warwarner brothers that it will be shutting down cnn+ and the fallout post-netflix and an interesting merger story as david makes his mark on the company. stay with us wer we're back in just two (camera shutters) or the places we didn't go. ♪ ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line or is always top of mind.o. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities.™ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a quick gut check on lam research shares are in the red after the company reported a miss on the top and bottom lines the ceo attributing it to a difficult supply chain environment adding they're focused on adding those

thank you for the latest on that decision by l the latest on that decision by carrie lam.report setting out the action needed to tackle the climate crisis is set to be released after marathon talks to agree its findings. the latest report from the inter—governmental panel on climate change, or ipcc, is expected to set out the rapid action required to curb global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius or below 2 degrees. the report will highlight measures to cut emissions from the energy sector, agriculture and land, cities, buildings, industry and transport. india and australia have signed an interim free trade deal after a decade of negotiations. the agreement could help to catapult bilateral trade from $27 billion to more than $115 billion in the next five years. both countries will continue to work towards a full free trade agreement. it's a good time to be a us ceo. business bosses are in for a record pay cheque this year, widening the gap between the pay for executives and the median pay for employees in the companies they lead. take amazon boss andy jassy — he earns 6,474 ti

then we've got three amazing semiconductor capital equipment makers, lam research and applied materials're the jewels of the american semiconductor and manufacturing business so let's take them down. starting with the two so-called commodity plays, micron and western digital. we know western digital as the maker of flash memory and hard drives with a stock that's been hammered for good reason when western digital reported late january the headline numbers were good, but their guidance fell well short of expectations then a week later, they had a contamination issue at one of their plants in japan. that problem has now been solved because of it, western digital had to cut its forecast for the first quarter, which was already disappointing when it was issued now, these guys also have a ton of exposure to the personal computer market, which was down 10% in the first quarter and is now scaring everyone so there are good reasons to feel bearish about western digital. the thing is the stock's come down nearly 40% from its highs last summer. even with all these problems, the company's still on

so coming up on kong, leda carry, lam announces she will not see can now the term after a tenure that saw some the was social on rested memory, hungary is prime minister, wins a 4th term in office with a bigger election victory. them predicted plus thought a good big not a big, a big upset in costa rica, a political outsider, has been elected president. now ukraine out its allies of accused russia of committing war crimes after the discovery of mass graves and the bodies of civilians in boucher, ne, a key. if the russian ministry of defense denies it, soldiers are responsible, we should warn viewers. you may find some of the images in him wrong cans report to be disturbing. it was march the 10th when they 1st started burying bodies head in the grounds of this church. now the priest had tells us that they had to negotiate with the russians to be able to allow this to happen. now, some of these people died of the injuries because of the will of others, died of natural causes. as the weeks went on, though they had to keep burying bodies, hit one on top of the other, they put them in blac

also coming up on kong leader, kerry lam announces she won't seek another term after a tenure that saw some of the worst social unrest in memory plus some government and business leaders are st. once seen, but doing and others simply booked their life. their un blasts falls climate commitments, as it warns, again, it's now or never to avoid catastrophic global warming. hello ukraine's presidents has made the journey from his bunker and keep to boucher . that's a town near the capital where russian forces are accused of slaughtering civilians, followed him here, zalinski spoke to the media, saying the international community must hold russia's president responsible for war crimes. images from recent days appear to show bound bodies shot at close range, and they hastily hastily dug mass grave. lansky says there is no doubt about russian atrocities political another's was louis should luckily, 1st of all, it's very important that we have media here. we would like you to show the world what happened, what was done by russian military in ukraine. it's very important for you to see that thes

she talked with c-span's ryan lam about rushing to her husband side. >> he got downstairs, and he kept saying and he's like i'm going to the hospital. and he was saying it's not necessary. and i said george, you either get the car, or i will walk. and we got to the hospital, and mike deaver met me at the hospital. and he said, he has been shot. and there are police all around. a lot of noise, and they put me in a small room. there was one desk and one share. and that was it. and i kept -- wanting to see ronny. and they kept saying he is all right but you can't seem. and i kept saying well if he's all right, why can't i see him? and, finding or finally they let me see him. and he was lying there with that thing on his face, to help him breathe. and he lifted it up, that's when he said honey i forgot to duck. >> the first lady was as guarded about the presidents political well-being as she was about his physical safety. in that same interview she talked about her political antenna. >> i think i just had little antennas that went up. and told me when somebody had their own agenda. and not

and the new chief executive will officially replace carrie lam as chief executive on july 1. that, except for the past 10 months when he became the chief secretary, the number-two official in hong kong after carrie lam, he spent his entire career in law enforcement, dating back to 1977 when he joined hong kong police. he rose to be deputy police commissioner in charge of the management branch of the force, then became the security secretary on the dates you see there, 2017-2021. that means he oversaw the implementation of the national security law as chief of security and also spearheaded the crackdown of pro-democracy activists following protests and 2019 and 2020. he has been a vocal critic of the news media. he oversaw the crackdown on jimmy li and the apple daily. he accused the apple daily of using journalism to endanger national security and call journalists people elements -- people -- called journalists evil elements. he has proposed a fake news law in hong kong. you can see that his security credentials are front and center edit looks like beijing has prioritized som

first elected in 2017, ms lam oversaw a turbulent period as chief executive.s to mainland china. the mass protests led to china imposing a series of policies to "restore security" and tighten control over hong kong and its residents. police have said that "multiple shooters" were involved in an attack that left six people dead and 12 others wounded in the californian state capital, sacramento. it happened in the early hours of sunday morning, after a large fight broke out in sacramento's downtown area. six people died at the scene. the pandemic caused long waiting lists for nhs treatment, but one speciality has seen the sharpest increases — gynaecology. there are now 60% more women waiting in england than before the pandemic. across the uk, more than half a million women are waiting for help. the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists says "gender bias" is to blame, and that women's health is "consistently deprioritised and overlooked". this report from our health correspondent, catherine burns. in pain, their lives on hold, more than half a million

lee said to take over from kerry lam who's not standing for a 2nd term after a difficult period in office, evolving the coven, 19 crises say we're violent pro democracy protests. as lambs, deputy, and 2nd in command. it was lee who oversold the police crackdown on the demonstrations and it was lee who was instrumental in pushing for the new extradition law that sparked the protests in the 1st place. this is led some to speculate that his appointment could lead to a further tightening of control by, by jing over the territory for his part, lee has said he wants hong kong to maintain at status as an international metropolis. he's also spoken about upholding values of inclusion. and diversity and openness so far though, he's failed to detail any concrete plans of how this could be achieved. such james also seemed to run counter to the draconian changes that have been imposed on hong kong in the last few years. joining us as phoebe kong from hong kong phoebe do we have any sense how publicly popular john lee is? what only has served has one of the key officials in carry lambs. a cabinet 1st i

carrie lam the chief executive is speaking about the latest measures.saying hong kong will not resume that force government isolation. they have no immediate plan right now to relax the roubaix's flight halts. so it seems to be some signs that they are easing restrictions when it comes to maybe the quarantine, the isolation roles. this is a wine regarding the ones that were bringing in positive cases. those flights halt. that may be still in the cards. the latest coming through from the chief executive. haslinda: i have to put in perspective, carrie lam under pressure to ease restrictions that have been a fight from talent to hong kong to the licensing of war. they will reopen the gyms, beauty salons by april 21. that would indeed be good news for all the folks where you are or where you are based. yvonne: there is a lot of optimism on that. that's around the same time classes are set to resume. so you are seeing signs of reopening in hong kong, and you are seeing that with the rise of the stock prices. take a look at the hang seng reopening stocks. the

one of the guys went away lam when we left off and they get a hold of me for gay or a thermal a y l. c. c, a 9. am to make a call to vo and get a wonderful william ingram and then go to wet again. was there a grocery move? danielson at the dial? hon. then i'm on my leave it go look at the how it goes on, then they added their, i'm a woman, literally nobody in nebraska and yet i mean my see and i think on this unified and prophetic, my planning at that point, jenny is a n n a e and it on, i mean i had a problem with a, [000:00:00;00] with another mother, they go over there, and i got a, a, a, with a new order will say, say finkel shop. okay. my email a year ago was here to let me ask you a really no info buddy. i'm going for a loan with ah ah yeah. i know i main thing. yes, i am flint. i go 2nd. i'm at the end of the week on dianda. ah, ah, the way i live, gone, gone to have both them. i hate it by the, on the, on the, on the on ice. if remember, galico got no goza. e alli, what? good lord, okay, at the n m, which is in my as it ends up ended up a dorm, a k sadler gamma and no frugal

the day is only a matter of why you were declared for your they give you a head, lam greens such a jackpotnly once in a lifetime to break. can i thought we fool friends in this business no? hello, oh hello. have you tried ride service? yes, what kind of service is there ? and i'm here for two days until evening. well, thank you, me. thank you neighbor. i owe you one. come on , listen, you haven't seen lapin today. he owes me a tool. i don't have a car, probably rides somewhere. ale nikita nikita you do you hear me? this is dad. i'm sorry, it's not very comfortable to talk right now. well, yes, that's what i'm talking about, the new generation. guys truth well, what got to the bottom, well, i say the same, i'm not a cop. and who is a person, and in life you will be what do you breathe? what's the difference? you asked, yes, i brought the money. that's all, as agreed, recalculate. what side did you end up in? so i'm saying, i'm off topic, you said without the cops. i agreed, purely in a friendly way. well, what are you messing around with faster, consider. look, they threw me pushed. police

doing this joint press conference of dutch and lam, a daughters, i sure would miss me, but he is. i would like to thank you madam president for this very special visit. said those for your visit to butcher me says now order it. but this is a very powerful signal which shows the world that ukraine and b e. u. stand together in this fight for justice, visits, dignity values, and human life is little ordered. it shows that we are working together, right? you are, there are awesome. was that the um several of them were real. it is very important to have so many visitors. it's important for every ukrainian family, for every ukrainian person, for all our children who can see their life in the future in ukraine, in our future country as strong and united as it is now. but in the european union place, that is where we belong. so wouldn't you just on tal xandra again? presidents zalinski reiterating a strong signal that this trip sans what more dead ponder lion have to offer ukraine today other than the ease support we know ukraine has made consistent, appeals for more weapons and more san

no idea how they are going to be by letting up, one of the guys went away lam when we left. the more sense because we're looking for gay or a thermal come down to see a neu, police make guy. and the call to be only going to want to go away and they were open. don't go to what again, was there a grocer moving, danielson asked a dollar will i then i'm on my leave it go look at the why with then it goes on, then they added their i'm assuming literally nobody in my blog. i mean, i mean, i seen, i think on this unified and, but if i do my standing at the, for any a standing order and michelle mike as they get, haven't been, you know, by them in but a standing at the funds, your name for san manually and it or not me who i had up on. so last bush, i'm with a, with a with bag. i'm with have a whole lot of with a man or pay me down by your will say shop. okay, a mass email. i got my wife's here to leave it with me and i really don't know that. yeah. well, with a, with a oh yeah, goldman, i know maintain yet downtown and flint i call sack him at the end of the week on linda. mm mm ah

unilateral reach of the agreement between gas, prom and bulgaria is not just a problem for bulgaria, naples, lam, sellable got it. this is a problem for the whole of the you that and the response will be united who threatened the days, fish to but adopt, including his hopes were echoed in a strongly worded tweet from e u commission president or sla fonda lion. i'm gas pens, announcement as another attempt by russia to blackmail us with guess we're prepared for the scenario. we are mapping out our coordinated e, you response europeans can trust that we stand united and in solidarity with the member states impacted by offering to deploy british british foreign minister liz truss, called on all of europe to cut off russian energy imports. a plan that is in the pipeline. although russia might try to preempt that move, it has just stated that it might hold the gas to other you countries. so germany is also racing to count its dependence on russian fossil fuels. it's economy minister, a warrant that berlin must diversify its energy supply all be left defenseless. does your, the solution? it would be c

the decision follows weeks of criticism at home and from ukraine. defense minister, christina lam, priced at made the announcement at a u. s. lead meeting of defense and military leaders on tuesday. the u. s. air base in ramstein, germany. this is where the united states and its allies pledged new packages of ever heavier weapons for ukraine during meeting on tuesday. that was hosted by us defense secretary, lloyd austin. we don't have any time to waste the briefings. let today laid out clearly why the coming weeks will be so crucial for ukraine. so we gotta move at the speed of war. and i know that all the leaders leave today more resolve than ever are to support ukraine in his fight against russian aggression. the day kicked off with a surprise in a notable policy shift. germany, which had been criticized for refusing to send heavy weapons to ukraine, announced it would now send capehart anti aircraft systems the ambient tried on with we've made the decision that it's now important to support. and he, i craft, offends us that can be done with the good parts and is exactly what's on the

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i am incredibly surprised and - young people, yasmin. lam incredibly surprised and disturbed by this incredibly surprised and disturbed by this. but she has done something very clever. — by this. but she has done something very clever, she has completely cleansed — very clever, she has completely cleansed her past. there is a picture — cleansed her past. there is a picture of— cleansed her past. there is a picture of her shaking hands with putin— picture of her shaking hands with putin not— picture of her shaking hands with putin not that long ago, she has cleansed — putin not that long ago, she has cleansed the overt racism and xenophobia and attacks on muslims that she _ xenophobia and attacks on muslims that she and her dad were famous for. that she and her dad were famous for she _ that she and her dad were famous for. she has become this kind of cleansed — for. she has become this kind of cleansed different kind of political public _ cleansed different kind of political public presence but i am surprised that young — public presence but i am surprised that young people are attra

so of the next later, hong kong has unveiled the race to take over from carry lam. he was head of security during the 2019 pro democracy protests against the government and beijing . well, i think all my policy platform has 4 components. the 1st is to strengthen the government's administrative abilities. the 2nd is to improve the speed effectiveness and supply of land and housing. the 3rd is to improve hong kong competitiveness and to emphasize sustainable development before the establishment of a caring society and emphasize the development of the youth. the wrong brit planet is in hong kong with more on leads agenda. he also talked a lot about uniting. he's also announced that he will in act the controversial sedition law. article 23 with which it was shelved in 2003, after a very public backlash. it prohibits any act of treason, secession, sedition, subversion. it sounds a lot like the national security law, which was introduced in 2020, but some authorities, the servant and interiors secretary who bred the mostly shied away from the public eye, choosing instead

to adopt. >> lam? >> no. >> commissioner alexander?> no. >> vice president boggess. >> yes. >> commissioner hsu. >> no. >> commissioner motamedi? >> no. >> commissioner weissmann-ward? >> no. >> president lam. >> yes. >> 4 aye's it fails. 4 neigh it fails. >> okay. thank you. we will shift to item 8. board members reports. reports from standing meetings. i wanted to note we met on as an approximate meeting on thursday april 14th 5 p.m. i presentation by the california on california school finance by school services of california. and then had i series of meetings from special meetings from wednesday april 20, 21, 22, 23 and sunday april 24th. it is board met to review applications for the approximate suspicion of the superintendents of schools. so we have been spending time together. and last night we also had -- to chair hsu we had augmented buildings and groundses. >> yes. thank you president. last night the building grounds committee met. we were updated to the bond program the 2016 billioned program. and the out door learning w sho

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just last year, sorry, in the last two years, lam research jobs in the u.s. and our suppliers are feeling the pains of this tight labor market and so, again, anything that can be done to help expand the skilled work force, everything from manufacturing workers to the most advanced researchers is very welcomed and some elements of this legislation are supportive of that. >> all right, will yield back. >> thank you, senator hickenlooper. we'll go to senator sinema. >> thank you chairman, and thank you for all of our witnesses for joining us on this topic. semiconductors are necessary technologies, that americans rely on every day, such as our phones, our cars, and our computers, and they're a key resource for our military. during the pandemic, we've seen the chip shortage directly impact everyday families across the country. arizona is a national leader on semiconductor manufacturing and research and development. the semiconductor industry employs over 20,000 arizonians, but over the past decades, america's domestic semiconductor manufacturing has fallen dramat

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these people, when you saw them from the front, from the audience, were very special. lam honoured, lancasterather henry hereford, my son. they looked special, they wore make—up, the men! they painted their faces! the lights were so bright. this was intriguing! they were not like us and they were visitors to the town and where did they go to? so, istarted reading the stage newspaper and then i began to understand, there are all these theatres, all over the place! i think if you had to define what these little towns were like, in the north and elsewhere around the country, theatre would have to be a part of it. not just professional theatre, there was the bolton theatre, school, of course, it was all available. and although to be an actor was an odd thing, my family would think to do, as a profession, my mother told her sister before she died, too young, that if ian became an actor, she would be happy because actors brought such joy to the lives of people. and i have held onto that. but you found a sense of belonging and freedom to be yourself as an undergraduate at cambridge and you are part