already been made and what in the top sales will we ask alexey motsivill, deputy chairman of the management boardhow deeply involved domestic manufacturing enterprises in the processes of import substitution, activity on the part of business, you certainly observe import substitution today is an urgent task for our business, and since over 20,000 domestic companies operate on the stock exchange. naturally, they also participate in the conclusion of transactions for import-substituting products. at the moment , about 7,000 transactions for a total amount of 50 million rubles have already been concluded on these applications. who is the most active by region, you can single out someone the most active on our the site is shown by companies from the enterprises of the city of minsk, brest region, grudnitsa region. well, if you look at the geography more broadly. which countries take part in the work of the platform, the geography will be wider, but naturally, if we are talking about participation shares , then domestic enterprises are more represented further by russian companies from china, companie

be implemented in the next few years by the governor of the region and deputy chairman of the management boardcow signed concession agreements. we take on in this case and, uh, there, certain obligations as designers as a construction superintendent. yes, we will provide and banking support provides financing and so on. that is, this is some kind of a comprehensive solution that, it seems to me, well, it was interesting for the region, the construction of the highway, according to preliminary estimates, will cost 63.2 billion rubles. it's a capital grand and means gazprombank road more than 60 km long will connect the highways, omsk tyumen and omsk novosibirsk , motorists will be able to move around

been made and what in the top of sales we will ask alexey motsivill, deputy chairman of the management boardow deeply the domestic manufacturing enterprise is involved in the processes of import substitution, the activity on the part of the business, certainly observe import substitution today is an urgent task for our business and since on over 20,000 domestic companies operate on the stock exchange. naturally, they also participate in the conclusion of transactions for import-substituting products. at the moment , about 7,000 transactions for a total amount of 50 million rubles have already been concluded on these applications. who is the most active in the regions, it is possible to single out someone the most active on our site is the companies of the enterprises of the city of minsk, brest region, grodno region. well, if you look at the geography more broadly, which countries take part in the work of the platform, the geography will be wider, but naturally, if we are talking about shares, then domestic enterprises are more represented further russian companies from china companies from

i am excited, i know sba announced in april they were creating this risk management board but when it comes to transparency, sba has not shared details with congress or the public about its impact since it was created. can you visit with us and give an overview of what type of programs the board is looking at, have there been results from that? share information with us on how the board is going. >> the primary responsibility today is to handle what amounts to north of 60 total audit reports in addition to annual audit our auditor work by the ag so within that is demonstrating to the auditors and first and foremost to ourselves that we've addressed the shortcomings we are highlighting so not making a court account system reconciled in real time, it's not done on planet earth. we can avoid 50000 duplicates. there are issues with improper payments inflated to fraud which is you have addressed small businesses are not necessarily committee fraud. for example in the covid idol, the 80 billion often referenced is due to sole proprietors in 2020 were required to demonstrate $1000 they were

with that transparency, again, i'm gonna go back to the fraud risk management board. i am really excited i know that the sba announced in april that they were creating this fraud risk management board but. when it comes to transparency, sba has not really shared any details with congress or the public about its impact since it was created. can you maybe just with visit with us a little bit, give us an overview of what type of programs that board is looking at. have there been results from that? maybe just share information with us on how that board is going. the primary responsibility of the board today, obviously, is to handle what amounts to somewhere north of 60 total audit reports across g. a. o. and oig, in addition to our annual audit with our auditor, kpmg, that is ordered by the ig. within that, obviously, is demonstrating to those auditors and first and foremost to ourselves that we've addressed shortcomings highlighted. i mentioned in ppp, not making a core counting system reconcile in realtime loan requests, which is not done on planet earth. we can avoid 5

that will be implemented in the next few years the governor of the region and deputy chairman management boardank in moscow signed concession agreements. we take over. in this case, and uh, certain obligations as designers as a construction supervisor. yes, we will provide banking support and provide financing and so on. that is, this is some kind of a comprehensive solution that, it seems to me, well, it was interesting for the region, the construction of the highway, according to preliminary estimates, will cost 63.2 billion rubles. - this is a capital grand and the funds of gazprombank, the road is more than 60 km long. fresh tracks, omsk tyumen and omsk novosibirsk motorists will be able to move at a speed of 100 km/h. new route driver for the development of the region along the pla the construction of ten overpass bridges across the irtysh river and seven interchanges will also appear, the bypass road will reduce the load on city highways and improve the environmental situation in many settlements , trucks. as soon as new highways appear, they will stop driving through omsk, they will byp

expert experts agreed unanimously that an effective system is not managed there today, there is a discord between the supervisory board the management, we did not see a strategic vision of modernization or rather structural restructuring of this gts in case of zero transit, you understand. therefore, it will be an emergency situation, as usual, we went through it in the ninth year, when i worked in the government for two weeks without completely without russian gas, it was january, but i wonder what putin's strategy is for this period. well, i think maximally strict in relation to ukraine, we see how today he trains europe and prepares it for a virtually complete renewal of this transit , and i agree . where did we regulate it and today it is sorted out and you can’t find the extreme who answers yes, but now we can’t put it together take very tough emergency poke measures

return democrat self-governance for puerto rico and putting an end to the financial oversight and management boardor puerto rico. and now i want to introduce a great friend of the federation and champion of puerto rico senate majority leader chuck schumer. [applause] thank you, thank you franky. it is good to be here. iha once again want to thank yo, franky, the hispanic federation, all of your members for the great job you are doing bringing the supplies and generators to those who desperately need them the most is so important. god bless you for what your are doing. now, this had been planned before fiona. we were supposed to be here today to mark the fifth anniversary of hurricane maria. and devastating weather events. the deadliest natural disaster to hit u.s. territory in 100 years. the deadly stop second, not third, the deadliest. as many of you remember, maria expose the weaknesses of the infrastructure on the island and the callousness, remember the paper towels? the callousness of the federal response by the trump administration. despite the shameful disdain and ineptitude of previous adm

and nowhere is colonialism more evident than the tyranny of the financial oversight, management boardcommonly known which has stripped puerto rico of its self-governance and self-determination. i am proud to be the sponsor of the trust act which would expedite the elimination and bring us closer to restoring democracy on the island and put power back where it belongs. which is in the hands of the people and their elected representatives. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much congressman. our next speaker the executive director of the puerto rico agency here in washington d.c. and representative of governor. she will be followed it was with the university puerto rico resiliency law center to talk about what it is like actually living on the island during times like this. but the federal government needs to do to help people puerto rico now. >> thank you and good morning. first i like to thank all of our speakers. and all of you who are here wanting to help puerto rico for your support to make sure can get help and get support as fast as possible. another national disaster is simil

enjoy our services to be our guest at frankfurt airport city, managed by from board. ah ah, ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin. another said back for now says moon rockets, the space agencies launch team councils. a 2nd attempt at a lift off fighting technical reasons. we'll find out why masses artemus mission keeps getting held up. also, the program russia bids farewell to mikhail gorbachev. crowds lives up in moscow to see the loss leader of the soviet union late to rest. ah, i'm healing mohammed, welcome to the program. nasa has called off its moon rocket launch is the 2nd time this week. the launch has been postponed. technicians were unable to fix a fuel leak. the rocket was due to take to the skies from the kennedy space center in florida within hours. the next generation craft is the most powerful ever built by nasa. it was said to be the 1st launch for the agencies are to miss program, which aims to eventually return a human crew to the moon. well, let, let's cross over to florida and speak to nico, detriment from the european space agency. it's good t

shopping and dining office, enjoy our services to be our guest at frankfurt airport city. managed by from board lou. with this is dw news live from berlin weld leaders meeting of the un general assembly. denounce rushes, planned to hold referendums in ukraine for ukrainian regions under moscow's control . have announced plans to hold votes on joining russia. ukraine cools the votes of sham and vows to continue liberating its territory in the east. and speaking of the, you and germany's chancellor blasts russia for what he calls a war of imperialism against ukraine will show it tells the general assembly that keith must be on to fight back against moscow's invasion. ah, no manuscript mckennan. welcome to the program at the un general assembly and new york world leaders have condemned moscow's plans to hold referendums in parts of ukraine. on joining russia, separatists leaders in russian controlled lu hunt's done yet chaper asia and has sodom say 4 days of vo saying we'll begin on friday. now the move could swallow up around 15 percent of ukrainian territory. the call for the vote in russian occ

but in the end, the board authorized a general manager to make the change and that change takes effect october first, this sign is about to change starting october first, bart will no longer mandate wearing a mask. >> well, near the paying section of stations platforms or on trains. >> the crowded conditions on the bar masks are really important. we need to keep the mask mandates going. >> we need to show leadership during thursday's board of directors meeting colors voiced their strong opinion to keep the current mask mandate. but >> the directors decided to align the system with current local, state and federal health guidelines that currently do not require masks to be worn while inside writers shared with me their thoughts on the wearing of masks these days. leave it up to the individual. >> with the vaccines these days and everything that's going on. i think it's wise for people to do but i don't think the mandate should be there. >> first, i'd like to say the board has a tough decision, but i would be ok, either way. i don't think the mandate is necessary with all of the vaccinat

approach to managing water, representative bennie thompson, democrat has proposed a regional water management board structure. i certainly think that is going on the right path but we have to embrace that in terms of rentable. >> you guys also suggest possibly privatization being on the table. >> for me privatization is one of the reasons why we're here. there's this sense of in my community this is what i want to deal with and it happens at many communities in mississippi. they are very segregated so they will say hey, this is our issue and our responsibility. we don't have a responsibility for someone else but when it comes to things like infrastructure we are in this together and so for me we do need some regional sharedapproaches to management . and it is a test of how we're going to see ourselves as citizens of the same country in the same state in the same region. sharing some responsibility together. and if we can't do that around infrastructure we're going to see incidents like this happen over and over again. water is necessary. and whether you're a black town, white town, poor town or a r

that means that organisations are going to have to have that management skill on board. our direct manager. middle managers are going to be expected to get to know employees better. to make it clear, lots of middle managers do a good job of doing this, but more than ever the expectation is managers are keeping in touch with their employees so they know how they are feeling any given moment. so if the next pandemic happens, or there is a new crisis in the world, managers know these two employees will be affected, these two will not and i can adjust accordingly. the challenge for managers is not necessarily listening skills, although there is some, the challenge is middle managers probably have less free time than any other worker in the organisation. what this requires also is a little bit of restructuring, so that executives realise, we need to free up the managers in this organisation from the tasks they are doing that don't add value, free them up to engage with employees and spend more time managing people, as opposed to managing tasks and some of the other more mundan

and still is coming to meetingseen though he is retired on the joint labor management board, which is a safety committee staffed by both the operator union and management. and over my time here, he has been generous in terms of taking me out, test drives. showing me things. calling when there are problems. usually before they are bubbled up. almost always before they are bubbled up. which i'm grateful for. ron served on our assault prevention committee. his -- first love is the trolley fleet. he was at potrero the longest. but he is also a huge embassador for our historic trains. i'm really excited be here roger and i will both give recognitions but before i do i want to invite roger 250a. >> thank you. directors. i'm roger. president of the worker's union 250a. it takes a lot for me to come to city hall. city hall scarce the heck out of me. a lot of scary decisions made here. i show up when there is something bad happening. but today, is a special day of recognition. for ron mitchell. a couple weeks ago when ron mitchell retired, we had a ceremony at our local office and we presented

and still is coming to meetingseen though he is retired on the joint labor management board, which is a safety committee staffed by both the operator union and management. and over my time here, he has been generous in terms of taking me out, test drives. showing me things. calling when there are problems. usually before they are bubbled up. almost always before they are bubbled up. which i'm grateful for. ron served on our assault prevention committee. his -- first love is the trolley fleet. he was at potrero the longest. but he is also a huge embassador for our historic trains. i'm really excited be here roger and i will both give recognitions but before i do i want to invite roger 250a. >> thank you. directors. i'm roger. president of the worker's union 250a. it takes a lot for me to come to city hall. city hall scarce the heck out of me. a lot of scary decisions made here. i show up when there is something bad happening. but today, is a special day of recognition. for ron mitchell. a couple weeks ago when ron mitchell retired, we had a ceremony at our local office and we presented

>> here's the good news, solar stocks during a market, waste management, board market, managed-care,hown up on my screen that are bullish and that is not happened in quite a while, that said, usually the last legs of a bear market are nasty and vicious and i would not be surprised if we eventually take out the june lows but we are holding okay but in the next -- i'm not so sure about the next few months and if powell decides to go too far, in other words he went to 9 trillion of printed money too far on the upside creating the bubbles and leverage and if he goes too far on the upside with interest rates the markets, we will see in s&p 30 and nasdaq 50 to the downside so i'm keeping fingers crossed that he doesn't get too crazy the other way. i would rather the central bank not be as important, i would rather talk about the great earnings and revenue growth of some great companies and how the american business and the american people have done so well. instead we have to talk about one man and his whims and i can't tell you how mad that makes me in this reality. stuart: we have been w

board of directors just voted to end the mask mandate again. the currentt current requirement will end october 1, so today's vote also means future decisions will be e be made by the general manager, instead of the board. this is the fifth masking policy change since april. > >> let's talk about a change in the weather. darren peck is here here with our first alert forecast and it is fall. >> it is, since 6:03 this eveni. this evening. it felt like it. this was a classic late september day. i will show you where those numbers are in relation to average. that is the the set up for how much warmer we will be by saturday. we will be 10 to 12 degrees above this. today was wonderful. let's show you what the numbers felt like as we take a look from the top of the salesforce tower looking to the north. mainly 80s. 82 in san jose. san francisco in the mid-70s and the comparison on where you are, above or below average, will only range by a couple of degrees. that was today. tomorrow is warmer. saturday is noticeably warmer. i i will jump ahead to saturday. a a comparison for how far above average those numbers will be. 11 degrees warmer than average for concord. 8 in oakland. to show you

i want to start with the chair of the board of directors of the air quality management district. john bauder. i want to welcome him up he is also the mayor of emrealville. he has been supportive of this event and of this launch and so chair, i will hand it to you. [applause]. good morning. thanks for joining us today for this event to celebrate the launch the first clean air center in california in san francisco. yes. clean air center providing public accessible buildings to resident as a refuge from wildfire smoke. climate change caused increase in frequency of wild fires which resulted in significant impacts to the air quality. many residents lack access to clean air in their homes during the smoke events which is a hazzard to health. they will be in historically under served communities the most vulnerable to impacts so that everyone has access it clean air. we are froud have worked with buffy wiks. experience the 836 to promote for wild fires and impacts they cause. governor newsome fined and approved 5 million dollars toward the program, 3 million allocated to serve the 9 co

he says he could be a valuable sounding board for management because he has been out there on the field. he retired after last season and is the first former player ever to become a principal partner and or member with the giants. >> tonight a new documentary called -- will premiere as part of the oakland international film festival. >> it's designed as a love song to the people who came of age during the movement. it was a term coined in oakland as slang for hyperactive use to describe the style of music. it took place in the late 90's and early 2000. >> kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far w

board of directs of directors want to end of the mask mandate again. it will end on october 1st. today's vote also means that future decisiont masking will be made by the party general manager instead of of the board. this is the fifth masking policy change since april. now a warning from the se the state health department abot department about rainbow fentan. rainbow fentanyl. there warning schools about it. they might be targeted to children and young . young people. now after eight y, eight years, sam liccardo with the effort on public safety during the city address last week. >> we inspire other cities. we have also inspired a few groups to sue us. we will continue to fight to protect the lives of our kids in city hall. >> says that he will be setting up the city for future -- anything you for joining us on this friday morning. fall is here officially, it does not feel like it. >> you said it perfectly, earlier this week, it did feel like it. >> exactly. we had that moisture. much needed here in the bay area. now daytime highs are in the 70s for the bay, allt the coastline and 90s throughout 90s throughout the inland areas. areas. he will be a dry one for us. we are see

the statement from the i m f says, obviously the agreement has to be approved by the i m f management and the board. and these are contingent on she lanka, meeting a certain requirements and obviously death sustainability is one of the key factors of that process. so while it is good news that shall anchor has basically reached that agreement, while the i m f, it is still are going to be a little while yet before any money starts hitting the country. pakistan's army is on high alert for more flags in the south of the country. the worse monsoon season on records left nearly half of the nation under water zebra, sorry reports from the village or parent to abide in cindy province. oh, this is the piece of hunger soon to describe what is happening here as desperation . trivializes the extent of the suffering we spoke to for as i know, she was headed into the fray. she says she had no choice. and who do go to the houses have fallen down? don't have we can't shade our children from the sun. houses have been submerged. i swear to god. there is nothing. when our belongings have been washed away, we pull ou

statement from the i m f says, obviously the agreement has to be approved by the i am if management and the board . and these are contingent on sri lanka, meeting a certain requirements, and obviously death sustainability is one of the key factors of that process. so while it is good news that shall anchor has basically reached that agreement, while the i m f, it is still are going to be a little while yet before any money starts hitting the country. pakistan's, former prime minister, him wrong cons, pre trial, bail has been extended after he appeared in court earlier, is charged under anti terrorism laws. over comments. he made a recent rally, prosecutors accuse him and threatening 3 policemen. under judge m r hider was outside the court in islamabad. the former prime minister em ron conroy do do appear in the corridor earlier today. however, the door new door deanna degenerated. gord, there, there was a credible threat against her enron khan, and therefore idea that he should be excused from the proceedings. however, the anti terrorist court said that he would have to show up. so im ron hahn th

self-governance of puerto rico by redeeming and putting it into the financial oversight and management board for puerto rico. now i want to introduce a great friend of the federation. majority leader chuck schumer. >> thank you frankie, it is good to be here, once again i want to thank you frankie the hispanic federation, all of your members for the great job you are doing bringing the supplies and generators to those who desperately need the most. it is so important, i blushing for what you are doing. this had been planned before fiona, we were supposed to be here today, tomorrow the fifth anniversary of hurricane maria a devastating weather event, the deadliest natural disaster in any u.s. territory in 100 years, the deadliest. not second, not there, the deadliest. as many of you remember maria expose the weaknesses of the infrastructure on the island and the callousness of the federal response literature for administration. despite the shameful disdain of the previous ministrations i am glad to say that along with my colleagues here blumenthal, menendez and the senate in my congress membe

board walton. it started with the many city diameters involve friday d. emergency management. libraries as well as our many community partners. this is many years in the making involved many people at the table. upon we are joined by our deputy direct from the libraries we are joined by the city librarian. both will present us on a tour later o. i will say something with the librarian. libraries are a center of knowledge for our community. a place of res spit where teem people learn and grow. through the nobodying us on making them a beacon of libraries throughout the nation, these accomplices are a center of safety for our communityip want to thank the city librarian for his role in doing that this does not happen without communities. this has to be community driven and lead. in the bay view the department is leading this effort with the supervisor's office through the bay view program. we have a lot of partners there involved at the table. parker from the y and many others who you will hear from later on. but this center is not vehicleful unless you have community support. y

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the board of managers voting unanimously on that decision today. the move triples the amount of teams that will make the playoffs under the current format. just 4 teams make the playoffs with a chance to win the national championship. but the new model, the 6 highest rank conference champions and 6 at-large picks. well make the playoffs. the change is expected to happen no later than the 2026 season. but the board is encouraging the change as soon as 2024. >> all we're looking live right now. kylen mills says she's there and they let us our high school for their first game of the season against unit pero serra. that is coming up right after the break. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? hide my skin? not me. dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema, with clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a

it didn't work and each time he tried to get hs board to shore, the otter would lunge at him. another surfer mad surfer managed to shove the board free. you think they are really cute but i have heard these horror stories with sea os sea otters and i have seen vides of them scaring people off the beach. maybe just let them be. >> just let it go! [ laughter ] > >> president biden speaking at the un, today. a live report for for day two of the general assembly. > >> the most impacted and climate climate change are black and brown people. > >> and artist addressing the issues >> right now on kpix 5 news at 6:30, president biden is said tr his address at the united nations during day two of the general assembly. the administration says the president will describe his visn for the us foreign policy and is expected to have a heavy focus on the war in ukraine. bradley black iron is live at the un with more. >> reporter: >> we expect the president to arrive any minute and his focusn ukraine is important because its it comes as russia is renewing its threats and as there is a growing fatigue among some in the internati

what , macron's negotiations with putin and zelensky are all on the eve of the meeting of the board of managersich who will be there before the general conference. which on september 26-30 and after that, the hero already reported that there is a draft resolution prepared by poland, canada, and judging by the demand for the withdrawal of the russian zaporozhian assas, the creation of a zone is a little stronger than the march resolution of the governing councils. such a moment is again, the fact that the usa spoke about the need to review the veto rights for permanent members of the security council, it was already a question rose in april and here i think that our diplomats should be connected so that the measurement of the right of veto took place after all in the organization of the united nations so that it would be possible, if necessary, to attract a peacekeeping force to the un uh, to create a safety zone around the plant marko a, what is the effect, what are the consequences of the fact that the station is now completely stopped, on september 11 at 3:41 a.m., it happened like this, this

you see the board meeting the assist uponant communication manager. alvin hughy the newar counting director working on financials. and robert walsh new facility's director will fulfill the presentations today. previously due to person reasons franklin wong has been on leave since august first and submitted his resignation effective october 31st. the team developed a plan to continue the business uninterrupted efforts to fill the vacancy are under way and hope to bring an appointment at the next meet nothing october. the next meeting we are excited to announce we will begin in person pleaings october 13th when we resume in room 416. look forward to seeing and you the public in person. increase in activity here. in the park and the bus and anticipating restaurant openings later this year you will hear about shortly. park has been getting positive across the state on nbc california live last week and a positive review from san francisco chronicle architect critic john king who called it. semi natural wonder and one of the best things about the san franci

governance and it's a way of investing that promotes and progressive values in the environment in board managementhrough the whole thing. the knock on it is that's not what companies should be doing and i think when you listen to the guys yesterday, because they're so powerful and can invest particularly in banks, they can force the banks as a major investor to change their policies in terms of lending to be more esg focused. tuntoomey raised the vanguard ad blackrock for holding companiess and buying other banks as a passive stake and investors put money in blackrock and blackrock invests their money and it's kind of like through investors. people like you and i that blackrock could own a big part of a bank like citi group or jp morgan and could impose corporate governance policies. that's what toomey raised, whether it happens or not, i can't tell you because they're in the minority and it'll be difficult to happen even if they become in the majority of the senate and house. this is clearly going to be an issue if the republicans at least get one chamber of commerce -- chamber of congress and it

implemented bite board because the board does not have jurisdiction and the board urges the department of public works to assign a manager by december 31 of 22. per recommend agsz r2. will not be implemented by the board the board does not have jurisdiction and that the board urges the punishment of additional works to hold out reach and train with all chapter 6 departments by december 31 of 22 and report to the board by march 2123. r3 the burden submit evaluations in the data base by december 31 of 22. recommendation r4, that not implemented but will be and that the board will introduce an ordinance by december 31 of 22 amending the code to require all chapter 6 departments to consult presumption erperformance evaluations. recommend ace r5, requires analysis and urges the d. public wishes to report to the board by march 31 of 23. and feasibility of updates the data base technology to bench who is using the data base and when or to present alternative methods of accountability. r6 further analysis and urges public ws to report by march therein of 23 on the feasibility of [speak very fast]. recommendation r 7 the recommen

said he can be a valuable sounding board for team management. ear-old retired after last season and is the first former player to become a principal partner and board member with the giants. after 100 years in business, roosevelt in sanntly closed. according to a post on its website, the clorefactors, inclg skyrocketing costs, erratic business. tuesday was its last day. kumasi: there is stunning new research about what your baby experiences in the womb. researchers said babies in the womb can taste the food a mom eats. even more interesting, ultrasound images show babies tend to smile when they are eating carrots and they cry about green vegetables. reggie: [laughter] kumasi: the study published in a journal looks at how unborn babies react to taste and smell. it is believed they can experience a flavor by inhaling or swallowing fluid. reggie: a scuba diver was in for a treat when a seal nuzzled its face, getting up close and personal. this happened in england. by day, the diver is a doctor. he has spent 20 years diving with the seals. he mention

okay big news in the ncaa today, the college football playoffs, board of managers voted unanimously tod the current 14 playoff into a 12 team playoff format will begin in the 2026 regular season, but the board is encouraging. commissioners to implement it as soon as 2020 for the rankings of the teams will continue to be determined by the college football playoff selection committee, so that will remain largely unchanged alright friday night lives here at home and two powerhouse high school football teams in the spotlight. san mateo, sarah hi will face off against a lasalle, the spartans in a nationally televised game kick off set for eight p.m. tonight in concord, lasalle is ranked sixth in the states. sarah, ranked fifth pretty evenly matched here. tonight is the first time. these two teams have played in six years and the first time that sarah hi is going to be on national television. but despite the bright lights, one of the seniors that sarah is not fazed. it's still a football game at the end of the day to my team isn't going out there and do what we talked to do. you know, i alwa

gazprom-gazprombank and sberbank - this very large russian banks, dozens of representatives of the boards of directors and managers of these banks found themselves under sanctions, which for them is out of consideration for what london is, probably quite a serious matter ostap bohdan, now i want to talk about italy let's talk, the elections were held this weekend , the right-wing populists led by the brothers of italy party won the largest votes there, if they form a government, what can be expected from it in the context of aid to ukraine and opposition to russia, the issue of aid to ukraine and especially the issue of sanctions will probably be important, despite the fact that these parties primarily emphasize on the fact that they will solve the issue of combating emigration and illegal migration first of all . they also have problems with other worldviews, but there is also a lot of talk about the fact that there are sanctions er, as some political forces in europe say, and in particular the opposition in italy, and one of the reasons for the serious economic crisis in fact, and in particular the rise in energ

please >> [inaudible] one thing i have or complained about is the biassed of the sfmta board and sfmta management. they upon don't recognize the needs of motorists. they are the b. heap and there should be representation on this board. i think the deal crafted with uber is destructive to the taxi drivers and it is unfair. and -- ummer is a failed corporation they don't have a process all they do is go after more money to keep themselves arc live and they are doing it on the backs of the taxi drivers. 3 the tow away policy is destructive and as previous gentlemen testified he lost everything. this is cruel and destructive. my opinion is if there is a tow policy you should tow away muni management. thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. >> we can hear you, thank you. why hi. i'm andrea and i know 2:50 p.m. on this [inaudible] phone automatic run out on me and i'm absolutely living this [inaudible] that [inaudible] i'm 59 years old. i am disabled. [inaudible] inoperable spinal cord injury. i was 2 fatal accidents the second one a passenger arc sleep in the back of the seat. the car was in a horr

the state law would notify them about any complaints filed with the facilities, management or board happeningay, san francisco supervisors are said to push for more cleaner efforts in california will vote on a resolution supporting california clean air day, which is set for next wednesday. the idea is to encourage people, businesses and government agencies to come together to clean the air for all californians and our communities. also calling on people and organizations to make a pledge to help in the fight for clean air. nasa completed its first of its kind mission, it slammed a spacecraft into an asteroid operation dart, which is short work, double asteroid redirection test was a planetary defense test against giant objects orbiting in space after a 10 month journey through space. that spacecraft crashed into an asteroid. it was about seven million miles away. at the time. the goal was to move the space rock just enough where it would avoid a possible collision with earth. nasa says this test could change its whole strategy for planetary defense. our target amorphous. that is roughly the s

but in general we have seen institutional investors and boards plotting their management teams from doingegic transactions and looking to put in place foundations on for the next year but for the next 5, 20, 30 years. they have very much supported that. we have not seen widespread buyer's remorse for any large transactions that have been announced in the several years. >> talk to us a bit about the regulatory environment. as it relates to traditional antitrust and a big tech. i wonder what your clients are saying to you about that and what it has done to their appetite and what advice you can give them in terms of pulling the trigger on some of these more complex deals. >> regulatory has been a factor in every administration for many decades. it's one of many factors we have spent with our clients and boards on. it is one of many factors. there has been larger tech activity. so, it's not stopping tech boards from thinking about what is the right strategic visioning. is it relevant? sure, absolutely. it's not different from past administrations in terms of how you think about regulatory be

environmental social governance, there is a wel whole of governmt approach forcing investment managers to get on boardlending and go green. your reaction? >> i think two things. one, frankly i think it's largely an effort by some folks who make a lot of money by getting pension funds if you will that are woke to invest in their funds by pandering to this notion that somehow esg is going to change something. there are no standards. and frankly, from my perspective and bob, i'd be curious about yours, over the 40 years i've been in business i've seen corporate boards get less effective by all this nonsense. you know, i was the chairman and ceo of net jets and would any of our customers at net jets want me to select pilots based upon their sexual orientation or based upon their call cases to -- qualify cases to be pilots. there's nothing wrong with gender diversity at all. you solve discrimination by not discriminating. >> you did a marvelous job with net jet. what a fabulous turnaround. maria: and so early. now the private jet industry is i guess booming. >> and esg maria and david, i saw barry diller's

so management has misled its own board of directors. in that event the management ought to be restructured correct? that kind of structural reform is necessary to achieve changes within the company. >> that is my belief. >> you also said that if this company has misrepresented facts to government agencies, especially the ftc, that's correct. >> that is correct. >> i think you shared in your complaint that twitter management was intending to mislead as well french and irish regulators about compliance with the consent degree. >> yes sir, that's correct. >> how high in the twitter management would you say that intend to mislead and in effect deceived government agencies went? >> to the ceo, i do not know what level inside the board. they did not know because of misrepresentation or chose not to push. >> the misleading of government agencies is one of the reasons why stronger action has been taken . >> that could very well be. >> might also in effect be the result of a lack of bigger law enforcement weather because of inadequate resources f

. >> this is the result of a unanimous vote today from the board of managers. it triples the number of teams right now. just 4 teams make the playoffs with a chance to win the national championship. now the 6 highest-ranked conference champions and the 6 at-large picks. a lot qualify. the change could happen as early as 2024. no later than the 2026 season. >> and we're tracking one for the record books. all hot, dry labor day weekend in the bay area. your m now at 8.30, in addition to the statewide heat wave are also monitoring 2 pretty big wildfires happening in california. the mill fire is burning in siskyou county and the route fire is burning near la. the mill fire began today near the town of weed. this is now it has now burned more than 2500 acres. just hours after erupting about one this afternoon, the rapid spread of this fire has forced thousands of people to flee their homes. it may be slow going for travelers heading on i-5 this weekend, 2 lanes of the northbound lanes of the freeway coming out of valencia will be closed for damage assessment and rep

it didn't work but each time he tried to w the board to shore, the otter, possibly pregnantrf managed to managed to shut it free of its . > >> finally, we want to congratue a small but mighty hero from co. from concord. talia finished het chemotherapy appointment. concord police had the honor tot her home today and posted theses on facebook. she even got to met a member of the canine team and the police caption to the post, talia truly inspires us all wity and strength. congratulations. m glad they got their surfboard b. surfboard back. > >> thank you for - [announcer 1] the following is a paid advertisement for plexaderm skincare. - [announcer 2] watch this. it's all 100% real. witness what happens to this woman's bags under her eyes in an actual time-lapse, in just minutes. nothing has been doctored or tampered with. the very real problem will disappear before your eyes and hers with a revolutionary topical formulation

in order for the i m f to be able to put it to their management and the i m f board to allow that agreement where this amount of money. almost $3000000000.00 us dollars will be given to sri lanka over a period of time to help it stabilize its economy a help obviously, its people are secure and protect their livelihoods and help she lanka. basically recover from this situation. to report the, the key reforms that the ira murphy is wanting are, do we know which the most important ones are? so basically the whole issue of what they say the revenue of the government has been addressed. now in $1.00, 0, we one of the key things towards that is a huge program of tax reforms. we have seen this a few days ago when the president runner vicar, missing a, presented an interim budget. a looking at some of these areas where the are introducing of increasing the taxes, the value added tax are also looking at broadening the income tax of making it sort of modernizing it, looking at the corporate tax structure, widening the money the government can earn basically by methods of tax, also passing on the very

i think we are seeing that from other real managers across the board.t is happening right now for some of the altos and the fast money, it's a bit like driving a car in a neighborhood you've never been in, you're using the gps and you make a wrong turn and it says recalculating. you make another wrong turn and it says recalculating. most models are not used to these several standard deviation moves we are seeing almost daily. go staff have really pulled back for the marketplace. we are seeing some participants meeting liquidity. we are trying to take advantage of people being caught flat-footed. we're not seeing a real liquidity crisis yet the market work -- the market remains incredibly -- >> the feeling we were getting when markets went -- were trying to get some direction from the fomc. we are clearly lower equities, lower bond at the moment. where is the peak? how do employees get there? we are talking about the peak from the 10 year yield at 3%, now we are past 2.5%, past 3.6%. >> i think we are in the final innings of peak hawkish this which is go