occupation war and aggression bit in palestine afghanistan yemen syria iraq lebanon libya sudan or so malia yet they blame iran for their own inevitable defeats in confronting the will of the people of the region. they have sold hundreds of billions of dollars of weapons to their clients turning a region into a powder keg. yet they try in vain to deprive iran of its minimum defense requirements and disregard international lauren global consensus in order to extend arms restrictions against iran in control vention of the letter of the united nations security council resolution 2231. here i should express our appreciation to the president of the security council for the month of august and september 2020 as well as the 13 of its members especially

welcome, malia cohen, and finally, we have police chief bill scott. chief scott has also been a partner for pushing for these police reforms here in san francisco, and we all know that change is not easy, but he's been committed to working with our communities and working for change because we want better not only for our police department we want better for our community. so thank you all so much for joining us here today. i'm really excited to get us started on this panel, and i want to really start with you, van. the fact is -- i mean the fact is you're still here doing this work, and now, you have more people who are doing this work. and when you were doing this work you were criticized you were discriminated, you were threatened. at that time there were a lot of beatings -- because i remember seeing them my he have personally. there was no police accountability then. tell me what does it mean to see it right now? >> first of all, it's a crazy experience. to see you the mayor, it's just that, it's a whole word. to be looking at you malia and to be

matt malia's joining us to discuss how he sees traders responding to election risk jitters.ey is joining us to discuss how he sees traders responding to election risk jitters. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ,> in terms of the outlook because of the reduced likelihood am very low likelihood now of a fiscal deal, we were 6% quarter and quarter annualized. now 3% quarter on quarter annualized. >> the goldman sachs chief economist there. economists have been worrying about the lack of fiscal stimulus, cutting their growth forecast on the back of the. jpmorgan followed suit, as well. we will be discussing the investor view on the election and the stimulus risk we are seeing at the moment. >> in the last couple of weeks, there's no doubt that this sort of sunk into investors that election night might be election week or month -- concerns about the smooth handoff. you can see this is the chart of the gap between first month vix futures contracts and the spot fix. another way of looking at how volatility will get up there. this goes back more than a decade, this chart. you can see the highe

collins thomas joseph collins joseph kent collison jeffrey dwayne collman patricia malia colodner lindaolon sol e. colon ronald edward comer jaime concepcion albert conde denease conley susan p. conlon margaret mary conner cynthia marie lise connolly john e. connolly, jr. james lee connor jonathan m. connors kevin patrick connors kevin f. conroy brenda e. conway dennis michael cook helen d. cook jeffrey w. coombs john a. cooper julian t. cooper joseph john coppo, jr. gerard j. coppola joseph albert corbett john j. corcoran iii alejandro cordero robert joseph cordice ruben d. correa danny a. correa-gutierrez georgine rose corrigan james j. corrigan carlos cortes-rodriguez kevin michael cosgrove dolores marie costa digna alexandra costanza charles gregory costello, jr. michael s. costello asia s. cottom conrod kofi cottoy, sr. martin john coughlan john g. coughlin timothy j. coughlin james e. cove andre colin cox frederick john cox james raymond coyle michele coyle-eulau christopher seton cramer eric a. cranford denise elizabeth crant james leslie crawford, jr. robert james crawford tara

august which fossil resignation of president evo cato but one said achieve their common goal malia's society is split into rival bickering groups them 5 movement is already refusing to accept the extreme and he says you know what this is about the fact that the transitional president must be a civilian and nonmilitary individual otherwise he be subjected to sanctions spite of us that most of the. leaders from the regional bloc are due to discuss a paper this summit in the gun i uncover to act on tuesday. that's where we do. check out our web site www dot coms that's africa. on the twitter pages. despite the lead because it is the 4th of the country. 60 years ago next time. there's no. manager today. you know the banks. and to watch the language of a bank. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made 4 minds. in the. climate change. cities . people. want to use today for their future. teetotal dot com megacities the. click. what if composer nude beach fun beethoven had never been born what would music be like today well my guest sarah well let's went searching for answers to

opened a restaurant or a hotel either in mali get out that that they would equate with the walkway malia the new owners to say the shallow plea that oh yes an e-mail appeal perfect there would be practical reasons your daughter will get sued and even get easter shot even hit me. that you stay up on a struggling global economy watch. one of them for. the. you know. i can't imagine 20 years on. when the evidence is so overwhelming. how you could remain in denial unless you had some sort of psychological ability to switch off your eyes your ears and your brain is that are there are carriages leaving your body there your mom another one a carriage older or command or r m m a contact us the mule deer or a cop just because only. knew who is launching them really. why is thursday called to be better than wednesday why's next week so much better than this week because because we have transitional just because we have the human rights with it because we have tried doodles. it's old. that just posted probably will not come via the shin as of who. pushed to squelch zorzi get you to go in that she w

occupation war and aggression bit in palestine afghanistan yemen syria iraq lebanon libya sudan or so malia yet they blame iran for their own inevitable defeats in confronting the will of the people of the region. they have sold hundreds of billions of dollars of weapons to their clients turning a region into a powder keg. yet they try in vain to deprive iran of its minimum defense requirements and disregard international lauren global consensus in order to extend arms restrictions against iran in control vention of the letter of the united nations security council resolution 2231. here i should express our appreciation to the president of the security council for the month of august and september 2020 as well as the 13 of its members especially russia and china who twice said a decisive and resounding no to the unlawful us attempts to exploit the council and its resolution 2231. this is a victory not just for iran for the global community during the transitional international order and the post western world a victory that an aspirant of her germany is humiliated in such self created isola

watching me in is a quick reminder of our top story about border official says that protest leader malia cholesky called up has been detained while attempting to cross into ukraine but ukraine's interior minister has said on facebook that kolesnik although was resisting its forced deportation. to german chancellor angela merkel will not rule out consequences for a russian german gas pipeline project over the poisoning of a left. the russian opposition leader has regained consciousness after being taken out of an induced coma. up next sunday the news my colleague ben fizzling will join you with all the latest from the business world don't forget there's always more on our website www dot com you can also follow us on social media i'm sorry kelly and thanks for watching take care. to coffee. taking a clear stance against racism. how important is it. we talk to a soccer referee a club president. and a professional basketball player. they are taking action against hate on and off the court and soccer. should go. 60 minutes t w. has a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss. jus

occupation war and aggression bit in palestine afghanistan yemen syria iraq lebanon libya sudan or so malia yet they blame iran for their own inevitable defeats in confronting the will of the people of the region. they have sold hundreds of billions of dollars of weapons to their clients turning a region.

and that could be a sign of trouble ahead but organizers say most malia's are willing to leave with such imperfections last month. deposed former president to britain but what can. an action widely supported by most money. but the leaders are under intense international pressure to quickly hand over power to civilians. the economic community of west african states has imposed sanctions and is threatening more punitive measures on this poor london country and its leaders. on tuesday while these rulers will travel to garner to present their resolutions to president and. the current chairman of course the bloc will then decide if what's presented is acceptable and warrants the lifting of sanctions. scouring the rubble of a collapsed mine in the democratic republic of congo hoping to find some survivors more than 50 minus a feared dead after a gold mine near the eastern town of coming caved in off to heavy rain hundreds of people have been trying to remove rocks and hands the military aid groups have recently joined the rescue effort dozens of people die each year from accidents in a largely

and that could be a sign of trouble ahead but organizers say most malia's are willing to leave with such imperfections last month modest move through as deposed former president to britain but what can kill an action widely supported by most mandaeans. but the leaders are under intense international pressure to quickly hand over power to civilians. the economic community of west african states has imposed sanctions and is threatening more punitive measures on this poor country and its leaders. on tuesday malise rulers will travel to ghana to present the resolutions to president . the current chairman of course the bloc will then decide if what's presented is acceptable and warrants the lifting of sanctions i mean to greece al-jazeera protesters with differing grievances have been targeting the greek prime minister the police were on alert as about 5000 demonstrators rallied in the northern city of the salon and he. was delivering a speech that included pro and anti migrant groups as well as far right supporters who are against coronavirus restrictions. also a great place to find tear gas

and that could be a sign of trouble ahead but organizers say most malia's are willing to leave with such imperfections last month. deployed for the president to bring. an action widely supported by most. but the leaders are under intense international pressure to quickly hand over power to civilians the economic community of west african states has imposed sanctions and is threatening more punitive measures on this poor country and its leaders on tuesday while these rulers will travel to ghana to present the resolutions to president and. the current chairman of course the bloc will then decide if what's presented is acceptable and warrants the lifting of sanctions. which is either the u.s. state of oregon says it's preparing for a mass i tell a tea incident as wildfires rage across the west coast thousands of people have been reported as missing and half a 1000000 have been ordered to leave their homes the death toll from the fire is currently stands at 27 in california 3 of the 5 largest wildfires in the state's history are currently burning. u.s. president so donald trump is being a ke

well as you said the situation was desperate hire going through the whole malia kept destroyed it all and $12000.00 people on the street on parking lots without any place to go of course most of them wanted to live leave the island and go to europe go to the mainland greece but it could not happen immediately what was important was to provide some shelter for them and indeed it was done by the greek government with our support now there are 1400 people living in that you kept in tents you know just small tasks family tents but at least they have a roof a tent they have some water they have some truth but of course as you have heard most of them are seeking for solutions and so that their dreams come true and we always talk about the resilience of refugees the boy you saw who has become a man most of the refugees i have seen throughout the 30 years i have been working with them all over the world they want ordinary life they want lives with education they want life to continue their lives and right now we would not like this young boy to be a man we would like him to enjoy his childhoo

and that could be a sign of trouble ahead but organizers say most malia's are willing to leave with such imperfections. last month. as deposed former president to britain but we're going to keep. an action widely supported by most mandaeans. but the leaders are under intense international pressure to quickly hand over power to civilians. they can in the community of west african states has imposed sanctions and is threatening more punitive measures on this poor unlocked country and its leaders. on tuesday mollies rulers will travel to ghana to present their resolutions to president. the current chairman of course the bloc will then decide if what's presented is acceptable and warrants the lifting of sanctions i mean to greece. still ahead on the program 8 arrives in sudan after the worst floods there in a century half a 1000000 people have been displaced and more rain might be on the way. and grappling with the coronavirus and a recession peru don't make because voters time pietschmann proceedings terminate the president. hello there was seen a bit of a cool off across the southeast of a

. >> heather malia ho. >> tara yvette hobbs. >> thomas anderson hobbs. >> james j.ges. >> ronald g. hoerner. >> patrick a. hoey. >> john a. hofer. >> marcia hoffman. >> stephen gerard hoffman. >> frederick joseph hoffmann. >> michele l. hoffmann. >> judith florence hofmiller. >> wallace cole hogan, jr. >> thomas warren hohlweck, jr. >> jonathan r. hohmann. >> cora hidalgo holland. >> john holland. >> joseph f. holland. >> jimmie i. holley. >> elizabeth holmes. >> thomas p. holohan. >> herbert wilson homer. >> leroy w. homer, jr. >> bradley v. hoorn. >> james p. hopper. >> montgomery mccullough hord. >> michael joseph horn. >> matthew douglas horning. >> robert l. horohoe, jr. >> michael robert horrocks. >> aaron horwitz. >> charles j. houston. >> uhuru g. houston. >> angela m. houtz. >> george gerard howard. >> brady kay howell. >> michael c. howell. >> steven leon howell. >> jennifer l. howley and her unborn child. >> milagros hromada. >> marian r. hrycak. >> stephen huczko, jr. >> kris robert hughes. >> paul rexford hughes. >> robert t. hughes, jr. >> thomas f. hu

commissioner malia cohen, welcome to your first police commission thank you very much. so i just wanted to, you know, just straight believe that -- share in my beliefs that i believe in transparency, and i believe in the examining of data and accountability and also support the positive moves toward police reform. and as you know, i'm a soon-to-be new mother, and i'm aware that we need to do a lot of work in order to create a very safe and stable future for those of us that are not only here today but for future generatio generations. so i just want to say to everyone here, thank you, and thank you to the mayor who had the confidence in me to appoint me to the commission. i'm excited to be here, and with that, commissioner taylor, i turn it back to you. thank you. >> vice president taylor: thank you. okay. so can you please call the next item on the agenda, sergeant? >> clerk: yes. line item 1, reports to the commission, continued from august 19, 2020. commission reports. commission reports will be limited to a brief description of activities and announcements. commissi

welcome, malia cohen, and finally, we have police chief bill scott.hief scott has also been a partner for pushing for these police reforms here in san francisco, and we all know that change is not easy, but he's been committed to working with our communities and working for change because we want better not only for our police department, we want better for our community. so thank you all so much for joining us here today. i'm really excited to get us started on this panel, and i want to really start with you, van. the fact is -- i mean, the fact is you're still here, doing this work, and now, you have more people who are doing this work. and when you were doing this work, you were criticized, you were discriminated, you were threatened. at that time, there were a lot of beatings -- because i remember seeing them my he have personally. there was no police accountability then. tell me, what does it mean to see it right now? >> first of all, it's a crazy experience. to see you the mayor, it's just that, it's a whole word. to be looking at you, malia, an

and that could be a sign of trouble ahead but organizers say most malia's are willing to leave with such imperfections last month. as deposed former president to britain but what can . an action widely supported by most mandaeans. but the leaders are under intense international pressure to quickly hand over power to civilians. the economic community of west african states has imposed sanctions and is threatening more punitive measures on this poor country and its leaders. on tuesday while his rulers will travel to garner to present the resolutions to president. the current chairman of course the bloc will then decide if what's presented is acceptable and warrants the lifting of sanctions. which is iraq in sudan hundreds of thousands of people displaced by heavy flooding a calling for more help their homes were destroyed by the worst flooding in 100 years the 10s of thousands of students are among those whose lives have been disrupted but morgan reports from the hot zone on how many are struggling to keep up with their studies just hours left before ryann jaffer and her colleagues sit for

for malia and biology is that we saw for the 1st time the new president of transition by and out take to the stage addressing key issues the end of corruption he said and the return of the rule of law and that led to a standing ovation he also said that he will organize free and fair elections really challenging 18 months ahead for the president no word from the vice president to see me was the leader of the military to who will be his right hand man during this period of transition but key for the millions is the return of the state and security especially in the north in the center of the country where there's a growing humanitarian crisis joining me now is marine mcgee from the norwegian refugee council now you've been to mali you've seen the crisis there can you government bring back the state and what are the concerns for the millions who live in the regions of the north in the center of the country thank you very much for this opportunity yes i've been to mali recently and we have teams on the ground been working there for many years the concerns of mali and the car and concerns

commissioner malia cohen, welcome to your first police commission thank you very much. so i just wanted to, you know, just straight believe that -- share in my beliefs that i believe in transparency, and i believe in the examining of data and accountability and also support the positive moves toward police reform. and as you know, i'm a soon-to-be new mother, and i'm aware that we need to do a lot of work in order to create a very safe and stable future for those of us that are not only here today but for future generatio generations. so i just want to say to everyone here, thank you, and thank you to the mayor who had the confidence in me to appoint me to the commission. i'm excited to be here, and with that, commissioner taylor, i turn it back to you. thank you. >> vice president taylor: thank you. okay. so can you please call the next item on the agenda, sergeant? >> clerk: yes. line item 1, reports to the commission, continued from august 19, 2020. commission reports. commission reports will be limited to a brief description of activities and announcements. commissi

government going to be able to provide the security for 1000000 people and rebuild that trust between malia's and their leadership peter. nick thanks very much nicholas out there reporting live for the news from dhaka. to north korea where the leader kim jong il and has issued a rare apology to the shooting of a government worker these suspected defected to the north disappeared from a south korean fisheries patrol boat on monday brought has more now from the capital seoul. quite a surprising development it is not very often that north korea admits to making mistakes like this rarer still that they would then go and issue what appears to be a very sincere apology according to the presidential office here in south korea this apology has come personally from kim jong un saying how sorry he is to have disappointed moon j.n. the president of south korea talking about this unsavory case and putting in place measures to prevent a similar occurrence and the north says that it has apparently carried out its own investigation and has pretty much confirmed the details of what we know happened that appa

commissioner malia cohen, welcome to your first police commission thank you very much. so i just wanted to, you know, just straight believe that -- share in my beliefs that i believe in transparency, and i believe in the examining of data and accountability and also support the positive moves toward police reform. and as you know, i'm a soon-to-be new mother, and i'm aware that we need to do a lot of work in order to create a very safe and stable future for those of us that are not only here today but for future generatio generations. so i just want to say to everyone here, thank you, and thank you to the mayor who had the confidence in me to appoint me to the commission. i'm excited to be here, and with that, commissioner taylor, i turn it back to you. thank you. >> vice president taylor: thank you. okay. so can you please call the next item on the agenda, sergeant? >> clerk: yes. line item 1, reports to the commission, continued from august 19, 2020. commission reports. commission reports will be limited to a brief description of activities and announcements. commissi

malia says that lockdown restrictions don't need to be tightened, current measures need to be enforcednor are they following one—way systems. another writes, come on, boris, it's not rocket science, close pubs and restaurants, subsidise them properly instead of encouraging people to eat out with meal tickets, and watch the figures drop. one more, this is from charlie, it is the public, people that don't follow the rules and spread the virus. just testing more people will not stop the spread of people will not stop the spread of people continue to ignore restrictions. keep your comments coming in on if you think more restrictions are needed or no, they are not. let's hear your thoughts. now time for a look at the weather forecast. for most of us today, it's going to bea dry for most of us today, it's going to be a dry and sunny day. we have some shine around and relatively light win for scotland, northern ireland and northern areas of england. further south, we have some fairly strong wind across east anglia, the south midlands, southern parts of wales and southern counties of england.

la mascarilla hemos cambiado las relaciones interpersonales >>> estamos con las estrellas angÉlica maliaquienes se contagian con mÁs facilidad del covid-19 porque las personas entre 20 y 25 aÑos conforman actualmente el mayor grupo de contagios activos. el reporte tambiÉn evidencia un un incremento del covid-19. >>> y ponen en tratamiento las plantas de las aguas y ver el material fecal para ver la incidencia del coronavirus en distintas zona y detectar los brotes en la cuarta ciudad mÁs grande del paÍs >>> otra herramienta que nos ayuda a pues combatir el covid-19 puede decirnos si hay zona en la ciudad de houston teniendo un nÚmero elevado de casos >>> el problema de pruebas de las aguas residuales lo hacen con la escuela de medicina (nombre en inglÉs ). por via vez en un mes en un siglo si retrasa la celebraciÓn de rÍo de janeiro en rio lo harÁn hasta enero del 2022 el colorido desfile el mÁs importante de brasil, brasil tiene el tercer lugar con las naciones con mÁs contagios en rÍo de janeiro donde viven 13 millones de personas han fallecido 15 miles personas. >>> un hombre en utah

. >> commissioner brookter: congratulations, malia. don't get used to this. >> chair mar: good morning. the meeting will come to order. welcome to the september 3, 2020 meeting of the government audit and oversight committee. i'm joined by supervisor aaron peskin. thank you and clerk john carroll. thank you to sfgovtv for airing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. both cable channel 26 and sfgov are scrolling a public comment announcement across your screen. to call in to the meeting, dial 415-655-0001. enter the meeting code 146-415-7487, then pound, and pound again. to comment on an item, press star, three to enter the queue. alternatively, you may submit public comment in either of the following ways. you may e-mail me. i am john carroll, and i'm the clerk of the government audit and oversight committee. my e-mail is john.carroll@sfgov.org. or you may mail in your comment to city hall. the address is 1 carlton e. goodlett place, san francisco, california, 94102. items acted on today will appear on

joining me now is the global head of technology investment strategy at deutsche bank, abjit malia.u.s. and china when it comes to technology. first, tell me your thoughts on tech and what has taken place here with the nasdaq close to correction territory once again. >> great to be here, maria. we spoke about china about a month ago. last week we talked about inequity in the country. i believe what's happened is the anger which has been there, we saw the globalization, the anger, the resentiment in the public is moving towards big tech. we find that two out of three americans now are unhappy with big tech. and i think that is something which is not well discounted either in markets or by political leadership. as we head towards elections, this resentiment might get on the campaigns, post election our view is no matter who wins, big tech will get more scrutiny. the last thing we see is that the e-commerce demand curve which was pulled forward because of covid, that's largely discounted in big tech. these are headwinds we see which are creating the issues we started seeing last week.

malia and natasha, we will be visiting there to cousins. so ingenious her last name. little chinese girl who carries in her my dna. and the prospect of watching those little girls run on the beach or crawl the beach depending upon the progress that's she's making. [laughter]. is part of what all of us are working towards. is making sure their lives ultimately a rich and blessed. in the way that they deserve. so hopefully that will be a project that all of us will be working on for many years to come . thank you. [applause]. i think we will take a few questions and then i am going to get ready. i have my pin already. i'm xo those of you who have questions, thank you have to light up. there may be unfortunately, kind of point because i'm going to be able to get through this crowd, were going to get out of here by midnight. [laughter]. may not be able to take every question. so i apologize in advance for those of you don't get your questions responded to. >> i am the spiritual leader on multifaith community this felt deceived by the issues of religious and race and i wen

so barack and malia read all of the harry potter books aloud from front to cover, from the front to theack, and then she could see the movie after they read it. so that was there father daughter ritual. i stayed out of that because you know you want the father to have a thing that. i don't know anything about harry potter because i i wasn't even going to get involved in the. so that's a thing. so when sasha got older i read "life of pi" with her and then we saw the movie. we were big comic family readers so we loved calvin and hobbes. [applause] we were a big calvin and hobbes family. so yeah, reading, it was a part of the way we put our kids to sleep at night. i felt that music, reading culture was an important part of their development from very early on. we are big, big readers. >> host: one of the images i know that when you were in the white house and it would be holiday time, you would be going and that would be going to the bookstore and giving books as gifts tractor that's all barack does. that's the only place he knew how to go as president. he could call and get to the booksto

on the roof of the undergrad of a lemon tree school even malia was like dad, come on you know?everybody was sort of okay when dad didn't go. politely going bad you don't have to come to the winter concert. it's okay. [laughter] we will take a picture. you can take a pass but i would be there and mom would need there and you are trying to be a normal parent in the midst of it when your kid is invited over for a sleepover and you have explained we will need your social security number and there will be dogs sweeping your house and they will ask you if you have drugs and you'll have to tell them sorry julia's mom this is what it's like to have friends over but it will be fine. [laughter] but kids have fun. they learn how to look past all of that but you are balancing. least i was balancing not just the act of being a mother but inge first lady of the first daughters who had their own detail all the time. imagine trying to go to prom with eight men with guns and doing anything else that you are trying to do as a teenager with eight men with guns. barack and i were very happy about