my name is malia cohen. thank you, controller malia cohen. um it is now my honor to introduce the san francisco bay area theater company led by rodney earl jackson jr to perform home from the wiz. hello? hello. hello. yes we are . san francisco bay area theater company s a back. oh i'm rodney earl jackson jr this is jocelyn thompson, jordans and andrew jamieson. and we're going to, um, you know, bless this space. everyone take a deep breath for me real quick. inside out. um we're theater people, so we like to get a little more into it. one more for me all i want to hear you, though. one more time for the for the wedding's happening outside one more time. yes so i saw mr joaquin in the restroom, and i was gonna make a joke, but it feels a little crash. i was gonna call him hocking because of what's going on in the world right now, but we were so happy that you're getting sworn in right now. so blessed to have you with us. he he and i serve on the a. c t board of directors american american conservatory theater, his commitment to every system i

my name is malia cohen. thank you, controller malia cohen. um it is now my honor to introduce the san francisco bay area theater company led by rodney earl jackson jr to perform home from the wiz. hello? hello. hello. yes we are . san francisco bay area theater company s a back. oh i'm rodney earl jackson jr this is jocelyn thompson, jordans and andrew jamieson. and we're going to, um, you know, bless this space. everyone take a deep breath for me real quick. inside out. um we're theater people, so we like to get a little more into it. one more for me all i want to hear you, though. one more time for the for the wedding's happening outside one more time. yes so i saw mr joaquin in the restroom, and i was gonna make a joke, but it feels a little crash. i was gonna call him hocking because of what's going on in the world right now, but we were so happy that you're getting sworn in right now. so blessed to have you with us. he he and i serve on the a. c t board of directors american american conservatory theater, his commitment to every system i

my name is malia cohen. thank you, controller malia cohen.um it is now my honor to introduce the san francisco bay area theater company led by rodney earl jackson jr to perform home from the wiz. hello? hello. hello. yes we are . san francisco bay area theater company s a back. oh i'm rodney earl jackson jr this is jocelyn thompson, jordans and andrew jamieson. and we're going to, um, you know, bless this space. everyone take a deep breath for me real quick. inside out. um we're theater people, so we like to get a little more into it. one more for me all i want to hear you, though. one more time for the for the wedding's happening outside one more time. yes so i saw mr joaquin in the restroom, and i was gonna make a joke, but it feels a little crash. i was gonna call him hocking because of what's going on in the world right now, but we were so happy that you're getting sworn in right now. so blessed to have you with us. he he and i serve on the a. c t board of directors american american conservatory theater, his commitment to every system in

it's celebrated in so many ways and that's why people like a treasurer, atheon ma and state leader, malia cohen and even though they serve on the board of supervisors, they come back time and time again because they know san francisco is the place to be to celebrate our history, culture and diversity which is an important part of our strength. thank you for being here and choosing san francisco to do this first unveiling of this wonderful stamp. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, thank you, mayor for your leadership, your commitment, your passion, your compassion to protecting all of us, not just in the asian community but everybody and all residents in san francisco. so, also, thank you for talking about taxes. as your state banker, i am -- [laughter] i'm always concerned about revenues coming to this state, so we look forward to the chinese new year parade where millions of people will come to san francisco to spend money. [laughter] so today, we have a number of special guests in the audience today and i'd like to acknowledge them at this time. please hold your applause unt

i asked him, malia how he taught us, read a mattress bon going forward. you know, a lot will lead depend on the year cabinet meeting that will take place said tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. busy these rarely cabinet will convene and they will have to decide what they can do it, but i must say that the options of the government are quite limited. we're talking about one individual who went and opened the fire, and there that individual was kin. and the police say that he wasn't linked to any one else. and the we don't thing that is when we strike the gaza strip because they don't want to make such a league. and they're, we will have to wear wait and see in any of them. it seems that the dis attack came as the response to the killing in the ged and the we're waiting to see if these rallies will now escalate. definitely a tense situation unfolding badge unless sammy supple following that story for us. thank you. let's take a look now at some other story making headlines for german when the stock has held and will set of money honoring the victims of the nazi

these russian, malia here years on russians before their lunch break, right? i'll be talking you talking about the weapons that ukraine has been asking for for a long time. well now the united kingdom suddenly has announced that it will send a challenge to times, to ukraine. the russian embassy says, in the, okay, the embassy has warned at this will only intensify the conflict. do you think that that is a real danger? i think the real danger is that ukraine will not get enough weapons as quickly as it needs. and the more and more people will be killed like a new pro, like are being killed for muscle starts every day. and it's really a really lucky and some comp brushes funding for scores of on train soldiers and spray. they're just getting getting math or they're killing ukrainians every day longer that those drugs, all the more people saw green was given. i didn't use quickly so we can so let's be so i think there is no prospects for any. i mean, good, the only the only with come in is if you claim with this has happened the sooner. so you're saying, well, th

next group it will be charles, michael and malia. again that's charles, michael and malia. go ahead please. >> speaker: thank you, i'm curious if an audit will be conducted from outside group and to see what happened and to see what went wrong with empower. why this contract chosen? was didn't the system run parallel to the old system to make sure that it worked? please consider hiring an outside auditer so others don't have to suffer this again, thank you. >> thank you. >> michael. >> yes, hello i'm going to continue shelley wiener's comment. since april i asked that empower sf be fixed to reflect some of the requirement of the two unions approved by the board of ed in january 22 which confirmed that the district will provide five dis additional sick week and ten additional sick days for actually coming down with covid-19 or caring for a sick chide of covid for a total of 15 days. empower sf has only shown the ten days. employees have used sick time vacation time personal time or gone without pay because the five days were missing. who is going to audit all of these errors

here is the experience of popereknikov's piraeus-malia, the cabins were not treated, that everythingdy kind of starts only from them, this is our way. the way is the way of our blood. we are the way of our people. and in conclusion, about another bright event, the winter carnival in baranavichy, it was there that the big beresteysky holiday opened this year. sleigh according to the tradition of the fair festival spend us the old new year with its feature parade of cars that turn fabulous scenery. and also special holidays. they built a castle out of ice. happy on a large-scale holiday to visit maria petrovich winter carnival of tales autoshot which captures the spirit even of adults on every truck, in the course of the movement unfolds its own performance with actors, fireworks and even a real ballet performed by artists of the bolshoi theater of belarus it took months to create a theater on wheels. this car, for example, was turned into the scenery of the nutcracker ballet with a large carousel and huge sculptures ; the national flag is 20 meters long. in total , more than ten truck

my name is malia cohen. thank you, controller malia cohen. honor to introduce the san francisco bay area theater company led by rodney earl jackson jr to perform home from the wiz. hello? hello. hello. yes we are . san francisco bay area theater company s a back. oh i'm rodney earl jackson jr this is jocelyn thompson, jordans and andrew jamieson. and we're going to, um, you know, bless this space. everyone take a deep breath for me real quick. inside out. um we're theater people, so we like to get a little more into it. one more for me all i want to hear you, though. one more time for the for the wedding's happening outside one more time. yes so i saw mr joaquin in the restroom, and i was gonna make a joke, but it feels a little crash. i was gonna call him hocking because of what's going on in the world right now, but we were so happy that you're getting sworn in right now. so blessed to have you with us. he he and i serve on the a. c t board of directors american american conservatory theater, his commitment to every system in this community

and if you look at predict malia with the level of instability that somebody compliment to somebody, so some money is money to go through for the longest. you'd expect some quite really kilted management of the affairs of the people, a government, the government government are hard to really enjoy some reality points on monday. how about to be impacted by lot of challenges. i mean, if you look at the problem dynamic seems that somebody and of course with government will spaces that i'm allowed to go like for, you know, different functions to come up and a kind of space. and when you drop in that kind of a, you know, kill t jewish and then you get when somebody because he doesn't even governance. so that's not one of those factors that will kill rains, then you don't sample anything. so you are exposed to everything. and those provide very good breeding grounds that's in the middle east that iraq's prime minister has upheld the continued presence of foreign troops in his country, particularly from the us just what concerns among civilians. in an interview published on sunday mohammed,

so the likelihood now are so highly, so malia is one of the country's heat, particularly hard by climate change. persistent drought is slowly destroying the traditional grazing length. the vegetation is dying back, and water holes are drying out even camels, which can survive long stretches on very little a dying from thirst or hunger. the despair felt bare who st. ibrahim was seen in other head as is going by the day, their flocks are shrinking, become old, simply cannot find enough to eat in the bushland off the lot of billy region in eastern somalia. and i knew february, we had us talk a lot about how to get our candles away from here and find new grazing areas because it hasn't rained in. so long. drought is everywhere. if it gets worse and we can't be dar camel's, we'll have to abandon them and go to the city to civil children and ourselves. carry on the milan. many somalis are moving to the capital to escape the effects of climate change. mogadishu population has doubled, 2400000 people over the last 20 years. it was in that growing market that her son abdulla months, abriya recogn

so malia is one of the country's heat, particularly hard by climate change. persistent drought is slowly destroying the traditional grazing length. the vegetation is dying back and water holes or drying out even camels, which can survive long stretches on v, belittle a dying from thirst or hunger. the despair felt by whose st ibrahim was seen in other head as is growing. by the day their flocks are shrinking. become old simply cannot find enough to eat in the bushland of the lot of billy region in eastern somalia, running february we had us talk a lot about how to get our camel's away from here and find new grazing areas because it hasn't rained in so long drought is everywhere. if it gets worse and we can't feed our camels, we have to abandon them and go to the city to civil children and ourselves. callaghan, the milan, many somalis are moving to the capital to escape the effects of climate change. mogadishu population has doubled, 2400000 people over the last 20 years. it was in that growing market that her son abdulla months, abriya recognized in opportunity. soft alcala, in then cool

so malia is one of the country's heat, particularly hard by climate change. persistent drought is slowly destroying the traditional grazing length. the vegetation is dying back, and water holes are drying out even camels, which can survive long stretches on v, belittle a dying from thirst or hunger. the despair filled there who st. ibrahim was seen in other head as is growing. by the day their flocks are shrinking. become old simply cannot find enough to eat in the bushland of the lot of billy region in eastern somalia on her fabric. we had us talk a lot about how to get our candles away from here and find new grazing areas because it hasn't rained in. so long drought is every way, if it gets worse and we can't be door camels, we'll have to abandon them and go to the city to civil children and ourselves. carry on the milan. many somalis are moving to the capital to escape the effects of climate change. mogadishu population has doubled, 2400000 people over the last 20 years. it was in that growing market that her son abdulla months, abriya recognized in opportunity soft alcala, in then co

you can see that ukraine, you got yemen, you got some malia, you got the ethiopian list, goes on. but behind wars like that are a weapons industry that you just alluded to. that was worth $531000000000.00 worldwide. in 2020 and as of this recording, while the of ukraine intensifies the stock prices of general dynamics lockheed martin. as you've mentioned, northrop grumman, raytheon. they recently hit their 5 year high. so as we talk about war, we also have several who benefits from war. can you help me unpack that a little bit? who's really benefited? is the old earth, latins silken coolly. bono, who benefits are going all the way back when you can name was just going the last century. world war one. the loans by j. p. morgan to the british for arms, for the british, it had to deal or even had lost the war to some extent. j. p. morgan would have gone bankrupt and wilson, i'm president and could not allow that to happen. that would have been a financial disaster, and that goes on from there on, in particular whoa, whoa, who benefited from vietnam going on as long as it did, or afgh

insecurity and then one in 5 go to bed hungry, where scaling up our operations in countries lay, so malia kenya nigeria and became faster as well as many others to try and help as many people as we can, but the number of people going without food and water is staggering. factors behind the food crisis, very, from conflicts leading to miles displacement to climate shocks including drugs and floods. acute food insecurity has by dramatically other themes, i am rich western nations including the united states. and it's a new partner. countries have turned their attention and deep wallace to ukraine at africa's expense. green shipments were also affected and able to depart the black sea due to this conflict, but things to the me, the asian by turkey and the united nations. a deal was struck, which in russia and ukraine, allowing for shipments to resume. the question has not been what is good for one side or the other. the focus has been on north america is most for the people of all worlds. and let there be no doubt. this is an agreement for the wolves. but as it turns out, most of the 1400000

i'm malia and i think this is good news. molly and ivory call starlight 2 sisters. this incident is unfortunate, but as the president took the initiative to pardon these 49 soldiers, i believe that misfortune has a good site. in fact, it's beneficial and we're grateful trustee me going to for being open, mind it. we hope it can be a means of reconciliation between the 2 countries that have at some point gone separate ways in what google people are watching closely requires is between beecher and a by michael. where believe that issue so is listen for the next die immune one. now while my did it, 1st of all i was supporting the sanctions because when someone in africa to set an example for all the leaders, we shouldn't let such a situation. slight, what was the purpose of this soldiers? and molly, i believe a semi goiter did the right thing to keep them. and molly, despite all the pressure from they were in government, he did his best to set things straight. so pardoning them is also a good decision because molly and i have re coast are to brother other countries. so

my name is malia cohen. thank you, controller malia cohen. um it is now my honor to introduce the san francisco bay area theater company led by rodney earl jackson jr to perform home from the wiz. hello? hello. hello. yes we are . san francisco bay area theater company s a back. oh i'm rodney earl jackson jr this is jocelyn thompson, jordans and andrew jamieson. and we're going to, um, you know, bless this space. everyone take a deep breath for me real quick. inside out. um we're theater people, so we like to get a little more into it. one more for me all i want to hear you, though. one more time for the for the wedding's happening outside one more time. yes so i saw mr joaquin in the restroom, and i was gonna make a joke, but it feels a little crash. i was gonna call him hocking because of what's going on in the world right now, but we were so happy that you're getting sworn in right now. so blessed to have you with us. he he and i serve on the a. c t board of directors american american conservatory theater, his commitment to every system i

why i think if you've been paying attention in what's happening in the mission across the malia, sheila has been a brutal enemy of this amount of people, especially in the capital. people have been under attack for the last 15 years, particularly the last 5 years. just maybe a month or 2 ago, we've had a massive bombing in the capital that i've had claimed the live the life of 130 people. so the more you know, the residents of militia are not based at any day at any minute. at any given time . so i think it's, it's about time that the citizens actually rise up and claim their own security backed by the government and we are seeing across the country a glance. well, again, she lived in the government is actually needing and winning the war against safety is the one that when you being bomb every other day when your children are being used to commit crimes. when extortion is the norm for lab, again, somebody business prison know in the face, low ash about a little salon, and i think that is the message that the president to live with today. what else is the govern government on since it c

doors this day brings justice on relief. holbrook in name was pio for independence. across in some malia, at least 5 civilians have been killed and a deadly bomb. an gun attack by the local archive link, terrorist group, all sure, bob and a warning some of the following footages graphic. and you may find it disturbing, militant, stormed a government building and the country's capital of loca de, shoe. according to state officials, the insurgents detonated a bomb before proceeding to engage security forces in a fire fight, leaving multiple people injured, including 6 terrorists after somali as president declared war on all ship bob. last year, the group launched a series of deadly attacks and various parts of the country. here's what the country's leader has said about the counter terrorist efforts. because so my, the other one earlier when i was elected, i promised that my government will carry out operations to eliminate al. she bogged it because there is no other solution to these terrorists except wiping him out. i'll show bob emerged in somalia, back in 2006, and has been fighting ag

hunger in that region in the near future. elsewhere in eastern africa across ethiopia, kenya, and so malia 24000000 people are now facing dire water shortages. we heard from economist charles, bogey and uganda. he said that while the international reaction to africa, hunger crisis could be more proactive. it's up to the continent to solve the issues on its own. i think they did. i should reception in my few quite, you know, look for me in such an area that i'm saying that because most of the time is small, reactionary, non proactive. if i may say. and that's why i again, would like to maintain, but he has to be sold by africa. the other kind of strains to support and hope where they can. but, but if what you know, needs to be really pushed 5 by african countries them. so somebody does or does that matter. and as africa struggles to cope with hunger at energy issues, the eas, foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, has arrived on the continent for a working visit and its speech in south africa. he emphasized europe's interests in the regions, natural resources. just a basic punish. here's whe

in decades. them to have children suffering due to an extreme drought across the therapy, kenya and malia has more than doubled in the last 5 months, according to the united nations children's fund unicef, more than 20000000 children are at risk in africa. well, collective and accelerated efforts have mitigated some of the worst impact of what had been feared. children in the horn of africa are still facing the most severe drought in more than 2 generations. according to unicef, at least 2000000 children in ethiopia, kenya, and somalia need urgent treatment for malnutrition. this comes with drought that has displaced more than 2000000 people. children in the region face labor exploitation, gender based violence on sexual harassment, triggered by the devastating food insecurity. we only have spoke with unicef, deputy regional director for easton in southern africa, who say that the situation is deteriorating. but we have our colleagues all across the 3 country seeing a tremendous deterioration of the situation of the children in these countries that are affected by draft. and unfortunately

a terrorist organization, i'll sure bob affordably numbers up to 12000 fighters in its ranks as a malia and security analysts broke down the government's campaign against the i'll sure bob terrors were us out of middle height. ha ha, rod harris was a strategic town, which was in the home school, the terrorists for the last 15 years. but now it doesn't really british by the government forces. previously, operations were merely on a taken by the government and 2200 strong africa union peacekeepers both now the people of joined to wall offered a government improve is relationships with the public boosted coffee. it is and hes done into operations into judge offensives with popella support, which also led to the recent victories. hundreds of protesters have gathered in front of the swedish consulate and as symbol to express their anger at a recent burning of the koran and stockholm people inter kias largest city, or a picture of the danish anti islamic activists who set fire to islam holy book outside the turkish embassy in the swedish capital on saturday, as on the 2nd day of protest in is