mina thinks that we would see a reduction in cases.said the way we're using tests are too long because when you get a positive case it's too late because that person has been out and about already spreading the disease. telemundo is hosting a phone base for spanish speakers tonight from 5:00 to 7:00 to answer questions. >>> we'll take another look at weather. it's been a wild ride these last couple of days. what is up next with this roller coaster? >> let's just breathe and take a break. we're letting that rain soak in that we had during the overnight hours. as we take a look at storm ranger, not too busy right now. just spotty rain moving through parts of the north bay as well as just off the coast and the peninsula. but here is the storm. it is still to the south of us. and it's doing exactly what the computer models showed it would, move to the south of us, across the central cost and then start to roll back to the north. we see in the past couple of hours as we get a closer look, we can see all the rain that's rolling through. wher

mina is hopeful her family will be reunited soon. >> it's a good day.ing that we were -- it makes us happy. >> reporter: while the council on american islamic relations is praising the biden administration for taking this swift action on reversing the travel ban, there are also pushing the biden administration to take further action and stop pro viali profiling of the muslim community. we're live, julian glover, abc7 news. >> julian, thank you. tonight in his continuing series of stories we call dear democracy, abc7 news reporter wayne freedman sought out people from both side. some colored it red, others blue. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> will to the best of my ability -- >> reporter: in the emptied streets of a virus questions tered nation, this was inauguration day. main street usa struggling. americans at home social distancing. and democrats like eric celebrating. >> i did not realize how light i would feel. >> reporter: light? >> light, just a weight lifted. >> reporter: but republicans like nancy felt quite the opposite. she spent th

mina is hopeful that her family will be reunited soon. >> it's a good day. it's something that makes us happy. >> and mina tells me she realizes it will likely be months until her mother could be approved for that visa, but she tells me she finally sees a light at the end of the tunnel. reporting live, julian glover, abc7 news. >> much relief for her and her family. julian, care and other organizations representing american muslims are pushing the biden administration to take additional action. can you walk us through some of what they want to accomplish? >> absolutely. they really praise the biden administration for taking swift action and reversing that so-called muslim ban, the travel ban, but they are pushing for them to take additional action. they released a 33-point plan today, the national care organization in it. they're pushing for ending profiling of the muslim community. also, more inclusive representation of american muslims in federal government. and lastly, an ending to what they call national security overreach. dan? >> okay, julian. thank yo

mina and her family and her two daughters are in washington, d.c.we speak. >> what a great interview. okay. let's talk about our weather, jeff. very windy night. i had my barbecue cover fly over. my daughter's little house outside. the doors are like, bam, bam, bam, all night long. when is this going to end? >> we're definitely on the down ward side of this. my windows finally stopped ratting. it sounded like a train going by every time the wind gusts picked up, 40-60 miles per hour. if you missed my update earlier in the show, look at this, 50-80 mile-per-hour wind gusts. san francisco,50, los gatos at 47. we're going to see that area of low pressure, that windy storm, that's going to move off to the south. that's why we're going to see the wind calm down, then high pressure moving in bringing us more sunshine and light winds. let me show you that better, and you can see it 11:30 tonight, 24 miles per hour, but most of us calming down, 10 miles and below, and i do think we will keep that forecast tomorrow morning. a lot of us have storm damage. we

don't be afraid 9 trios your friend and this is why you sad mina i miss my fans i have no longer down my feelings to. come on let's go on a journey have you ever been on a flight. to p.t. way to navigate through the global pandemic if you have questions or comments you know what to do jump into the comments section of leaching and you could be part of today's discussion at the height of the lockdown during the pandemic my niece who is 3 years old her name is sonya was taken out of school and was at home for several weeks and one day she told her mom and she was crying she said i have no one to share my feelings with i feel lonely when i heard this i knew that this comic book the next one should focus on how the pandemic is affecting children and how priya as a female superhero and her flying tiger sauce can help because there's a beautiful magical realism in what priya stands for which kids completely connect with. was wrong co-creator. we'll get to discuss how it's helping people and also how educational storytelling can be when we're in a global pandemic. tell everybody here welcome

corner ability in the crises is the primary concern for everyone and you know no matter how careful minas mom has been in the matter how careful. will the russian forces have been or the run these forces or even the rebels themselves you know you know civilians are fleeing that they do not trust the need the government to protect them you know the rule of minas minutes my scene said 2014 that was primarily to protect civilians but if she were down safely in then it means they come along and i connected or it cannot be assured that protection. so the reason that some of the middle east. are here to saying one of the things. that the coalition of armed groups who want to be the next government way in or out of this time never having well this time they're not have things of a lens and only thing they don't rape at i mean that might be true if groups or some of these factions some of the manga have so. that command structure and relatively well trained and disciplined troops this is if you go over the congo we're completely different stories civilians he said you know that they're out set on

plantation in the quaint town of mina is special it's on the verge of becoming the 1st carbon neutral certified coffee plantation in india. but that involves more than just the plantation the town has set itself an ambitious 21st century goal. as the world confronts global warming and climate issues we've started a carbon neutral program people tend to think of development in terms of infrastructural development like building roads bridges and airports but where including the environment to. 2016 he has become something of a climate science lab the local government here is working with a wide range of groups to figure out how the towns need carbon footprint can be brought down to 0. this is significant for india a country that is the world's 4th largest greenhouse gas emissions. when the project began many of the 34000 residents of mino god didn't know what global warming even meant but they knew that things were changing. we've all been affected by climate change weather patterns or my own eyes are not what they used to be when i used to have a natural ac but now we can't sleep witho

minas 15 degrees celsius. -- -15 degrees celsius. ♪ early winter could be a problem.avy snowfall could block the only road into the valley trapping them and their goods for several months. [speaking a non-english language] >> he has been traveling through this corridor for well over a decade. the elderly merchant drove from village to village selling and trading his merchandise. this year, he took a chance and hired a young driver. >> [speaking a non-english language] >> [speaking a non-english language] ♪ >> this corridor, a mountainous region situated in the far northeast of afghanistan. it is bordered by the hindu kush mountains and peaks. some reaching close to 5000 meters. battling extreme conditions, these men will have to cross the only road that cuts through this corridor. a 350 kilometer path. cut through the mountains and covered with snow. if it were not for the few willing to take this route, the villagers would have to go without basic necessities such as salt and flour. without these goods, these inhabitants would struggle to survive the harsh winter wit

mina is a regular here she's 35 years old and homeless the relief organization kid to his super then has teamed up with the whole fry house to help people in need for nina this is the only way to keep warm. especially with the temperatures around 0 degrees or less it's hard to be outside all day and for me it's the cold air i breathe in cold air all day long and my body can't manage to keep warm. an estimated 10000 homeless people live on the streets of berlin the pandemic has made their situation even worse many state run aid facilities are closed because social distancing regulations can't be observed there the white house has 2 floors with around 3000 square meters of space so there's plenty of room to socially distance around $120.00 people come by at lunchtime to warm up and eat before the pandemic up to 5000 liters of beer were served here every day for the manager bureau it's not a money making venture he donates the rooms for free the berlin senate pays for the food and the personnel. that our motivation is really just to do something good we have a central location right at

gatherings over the festive period south to south korea has extended restrictions for 2 more weeks mina surge in new infections countries also reporting its 1st case of an apparently more contagious variant detected in south africa and from the 7th of january canada will require inbound travelers to show proof of a negative coronavirus test within 72 hours of boarding a flight to the country let's take a look at some other international stories iran says it plans to start enriching uranium to 20 percent of one of its nuclear facilities the move would exceed the threshold set by the iran nuclear tensions between tehran and washington have mounted since u.s. president donald trump pulled out of the international deal in 2002 out. in bosnia herzegovina the army has been setting up tents to house hundreds of migrants left homeless in freezing conditions the camp at the nou camp at leapai place is one that burnt down and un's migration agency says appropriate permanent accommodation is still needed. rescuers in norway say they have found the body of the person killed in wednesday's landslide

thank you, mina. can everyone hear me okay? thank you, mina. hello and goofrn good afternoon. i am annie wong a development special wis the housing division at ocii, and i will be presented on the rops request lines for fiscal 21-22. next slide. housing is requesting a total of $248 million to fund the redevelopment and affordable project. the primary sources are bond proceeds and other funds and consist and in lieu fees and the funds requested will go to fund construction gap loans for the affordable housing project development. housing rops 21-22 request and the project has three main project areas of shipyard and candlestick point, mission bay and transbay with the highest expenditure in hunters point and from $114 million and transbay. and in the and that brings to $114 million in hunters point and shipyard and 82 for mission bay will go to fund 314 affordable units. and fund 508. next slide. here is a more detailed breakdown of housing work program that our rops request will go to fund and support. overall housing rops 21-22 request ongoing funding before existing loans.

mina calls these at-home tests red light tests.re on these tests, more tests are coming they'll be approved by the fda the fda is also expected to approve this one i also took this anova test at home nasal swab, one line, negative, two lines, positive. simple. >> these at-home tests, do we know if they're as accurate as a test you get at the doctor's office or a testing site >> they're close they're not as accurate as the pcr test, the gold standard, but these are the at-home, rapid antigen tests. when we're taking them frequently and on a massive scale, it allows us to know when we're positive and then we don't go out research really shows that mor than half of the cases are spread by people who don't have symptoms or before they show symptoms if you know, you'll stay home. >> when you get the pc you're going out and about while you're waiting to find out if you have it. >> or you've already started feeling sick and staying home, but you've spread it already, unknowingly. >> that was great. >> thank you very much. >>> let's shift

cometido violaciones contra los derechos civiles de los habitantes agencia policiaca ha estado en la minaandemia afectó sus pocas fuentes de ingresos. adultos mayores eran empacadores hoy tiene que salir a la calle para pedir ayuda por la falta de trabajo veamos esta dura realidad. >> para la otra jefes si le dan la vuelta el señor rafael que con 70 años y pese al riesgo de covid-19 tiene una manera las calles de la ciudad de méxico. >> nos podemos morir por el covid-19 pero también nos podemos morir de hambre. >> han pasado más de 10 meses desde que perdió su empleo como emperador en una tienda de autoservicio, por su edad y al encontrarse dentro de la población de riesgo a la empresa lo removió por eso sale a botear pero también a protestar. >> no estamos pidiendo limosna. pedimos un apoyo pero más que nada diciéndole a la sociedad aquí estamos. >> el señor rafael no es el único. >> se han visto afectada más de 35,000 abuelos, son 10 meses que los han obligado a salir a las calles. >> protegido con careta de cubrebocas francisco también pido ayuda espera volver a las tiendas a servir a

> dos bandas enfrentados y la policÍa y como en la guerra la cocaÍna deja vÍctimas algunos que las minasectÁrea cuando siento un golpe fuerte en la cabeza y cuando cayÓ una de mis piernas la rodilla para abajo no la tenÍa >>> fue el inicio para otra vida. >>> nee der ahora estÁ en proceso de recuperaciÓnider ahÁo de recuperaciÓn y eso para que la una prÓtesis aquÍ tambiÉn hay decenas de familias que por aÑos vivieron por cultivo de coca y ahora decidieron no mÁs y cosechan alimentos >>> pudimos lograr casi que el 70% de sustituciÓn voluntaria de los cultivos de coca de los cuales el 50% en este momento alrededor de casi de 600 hectÁreas >>> en el 2021 el gobierno colombiano en su acuerdo de cooperaciÓn con estados unidos se comprometiÓ a erradicar por lo menos 200 mil hectÁreas. >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> gracias zulia por la historia al regresar, 2020 fue el segundo aÑos mÁs caluroso, ahora les con metro by t-mobile, todos pueden empezar el año con algo nuevo. ahora en metro no pagas nada al cambiarte... y te llevas cuatro teléfonos gratis. todo con nuestro precio más bajo en datos sin límite

vamos a una pausa pero al regresar veremos si sacaron oro de la mina de dénver. (♪ música ♪) (♪ músicaiban a perder a su coordinador . la posibilidad hoy se concretó los nets de nueva york lo anunciaron como su entrenador en jefe, se espera que ... coordinador del ataque aéreo se vaya con ... como su coordinador defensivo. veremos si más asistentesesta mencionada casi sobre quién los va a sufrir como coordinador defensivo la expectativa es que... sea su quinto. y otro equipo pronunció son abandonados fueron los... que anunciaron un acuerdo por equipo renunció a su nueva entrada fue... al ganar tres títulos... (hablan en inglés). >> serán rivales de jacksonville, la próxima temporada hiciera en la carretera. ya tienen un nuevo rival barack quien prepararse. volvieron los... (hablan en inglés). >> arrancó la nfl primer periodo. asistencia y aquí vuelve a asistir en el mismo periodo, mismos resultados, dos a cero, final del partido rival san josé 10 uno en el reloj. para empatar el juego nos íbamos dos a uno arriba. y así con drama san josé gana el primero de la campaña cuatro por seis. (

thank you, mina. can everyone hear me okay? thank you, mina. hello and goofrn good afternoon. i am annie wong a development special wis the housing division at ocii, and i will be presented on the rops request lines for fiscal 21-22. next slide. housing is requesting a total of $248 million to fund the redevelopment and affordable project. the primary sources are bond proceeds and other funds and consist and in lieu fees and the funds requested will go to fund construction gap loans for the affordable housing project development. housing rops 21-22 request and the project has three main project areas of shipyard and candlestick point, mission bay and transbay with the highest expenditure in hunters point and from $114 million and transbay. and in the and that brings to $114 million in hunters point and shipyard and 82 for mission bay will go to fund 314 affordable units. and fund 508. next slide. here is a more detailed breakdown of housing work program that our rops request will go to fund and support. overall housing rops 21-22 request ongoing funding before existing loans.

plantation in the quaint town of mina goddy is special it's on the verge of becoming the 1st carbon neutral certified coffee plantation in india. but that involves more than just the plantation the town has set itself an ambitious 21st century goal. as the world confronts global warming and climate issues we've started a carbon neutral program people tend to think of development in terms of infrastructural development like building roads bridges and airport but we're including the environment. since 2016 he has become something of a climate science lab the local government here is working with a wide range of groups to figure out how the town's net carbon footprint can be brought down to 0. this is significant for india a country that is the world's 4th largest greenhouse gas in that. when the project began many of the 34000 residents of mena guardi didn't know what global warming even meant but they knew that things were changing. we've all been affected by climate change weather pattern isn't why ours are not what they used to be when i used to have a natural ac but now we can't sleep wit

plantation in the quaint town of mina is special it's on the verge of becoming the 1st carbon neutral certified coffee plantation in india. but that involves more than just the plantation the town has set itself an ambitious 21st century goal. as the world confronts global warming and climate issues we've started a carbon neutral program people tend to think of development in terms of infrastructural development like building roads bridges and airports but we're including the environment. since 2016 he has become something of a climate science lab and the local government here is working with a wide range of groups to figure out how the town's net carbon footprint can be brought down to 0. this is significant for india a country that is the world's 4th largest greenhouse gas emissions. when the project began many of the 34000 residents of mena god didn't know what global warming even meant but they knew that things were changing. we've all been affected by climate change weather patterns and why and ours are not what they used to be when i used to have a natural ac but now we can't sl

civilians are fleeing they do not trust the need the government to protect them you know the rule of minas mean it's my scenes that 2014 that was primarily to protect civilians but if sudan safely in then it means they come along i connected or it cannot be assured that protection. so the reason that some of the middle east. are here to saying one of the things. that the coalition of armed groups who want to be the next government way in or out of this time never having well this time they're not hurting civilians and only thing that raping bad i mean that might be true if groups with some of those factions some of the manga have the same. command structure relatively well trained and disciplined troops this is if you go over the congo we're completely different stories civilians is that you know that they're out set on fire people who don't relatives killed raped all the rest and is out of it but it did. years ago and 20 that. really seemed in their cases that they had very much being targeted by by the militia to come to their village is just a look at how we have got he politically not

others like mina custody you have reached it but it's still waiting emits code for their asylum hearing in her case it's been a year and a half. we never thought we'd stay here in mexico and we still have hopes of making it to the united states that's our dream and we will wait to see what the new president will bring. president biden signaled to be more open handed with asylum seekers the president trump which isn't say much but his big plan is to stop people fleeing their countries in the 1st place his place $4000000000.00 to help tackle poverty and violence in central america in partnership with governments there president biden has a plan to try and temper corruption in el salvador guatemala and honduras and a lot going to depend on whether that works and it's a tough one in those countries and if the money can get where it's needed john home and how does it or mexico city. and around the world leaders are hopeful of a return to multilateralism and improved relations shall about this take a look at global reaction joe biden as a president many nations it leads the news the u.s. inau

to experts and once more i thank them for their clear summations and advice also i thank out cintas mina for bringing us this week rachel it's much appreciated well thank you lorna garde mcentee says great show with 2 guesses everybody should pay attention to too many people simply don't understand the facts relating to this pandemic kizzy says gray sure alex into mena questions we're all asking thanks for some answers and maybe the 2 halves of the u.k. scotland and england will answer why we're behind other countries and finally i'm here with some good news who's had a vaccination says i let few walked 10 minutes to my local hospital for mine today . it seems like a lifetime ago but it's been a mere 13 months since boris johnson took the tories to a landslide general election victory in the christmas of 2019 now he has indeed struggled with a pandemic on the economy has collapsed but boris has got pricks it's done and the vaccination program is well underway but can tory supremacy.

international with mina karin. russia has confirmed his 1st case of a highly infectious covert mutation was discovered in the u.k. but health chiefs have given that assurances that the russian vaccine offers a full protection against the new strain production of the job is being ramped up millions more doses of sets be released within a month because dawn of reports. this new strain has crossed its borders and sneaked into russia along with one of the passengers on board of a jet that came back from the u.k. after all it's a british strain now it's important to understand that right now russia has its borders with the u.k. shut down but that happened back in december when the borders were still open and the world was still learning about this new mutation of the virus but russian officials who are tasked with home batting coronavirus are saying that the citizens of russia should not really fear it should not fear this new mutation because the existing sputnik the vaccine will be effective they are saying against th

things so we have to address that we have to take note of that and not ignore it when priya comes to mina and she does not try to talk down to her or just gloss over things for her she shows her the reality she lets us see the city lockdown she lets or she takes or to the hospital where her mom or she sees armont struggle or very hard because i believe that if you tell children with an open honest heart of what the actual issue is then they will you know they will come up and show you that they can be strong for you and that's that's exactly what we should trust the i think. to that. is you have using. news in comics is an absolutely great where we know the world over to communicate with the young specially the young and you know at a time when suddenly kids are not going to school anymore they were not getting midday meal. young girls are very anxious they didn't have access to so many things including menstrual hygiene the didn't have eccentric parents as they were going to school with that distributed. amongst the poor and the most marginalised in india which is the large majority of p

international with mina karen what is being called the largest digital migration in history millions of users are abandoning wants out though the new terms which would mean users sharing more of their data with parent company facebook even global leaders are making the switch to more privacy centric rivals such as telegram looking at the trend is dimitri poke. moving to greener pastures has been one of the key drivers of humanity's survival but if in the past people fled from war dictators and natural disasters today we're witnessing a very 21st century style of mass migration the already massive influx of new users to telegram has only accelerated we may be witnessing the largest digital migration in human history millions have recently chosen to ditch the old new media as messengers and move to even newer ones like telegram or signal and there are 2 big bug bears behind the exodus privacy is the big one whatsapp snooty and see we'll see who is this little footprint shared more with parent firm facebook and who wants to open up even more of the world's most notorious data harvester

the internet as they went to the paws an auction robbie's been keeping track of developments there mina we don't have the results of this election yet but what can you tell us about these restrictions well richard this is been one of uganda's most fiercely contested elections since president yoweri museveni took office nearly 35 years ago and he seemed determined not to let the media get in the way of yet another term now on the eve of thursday's vote uganda's communications regulators sent out an order to telecoms companies telling them to cut off access to the internet across the country until further notice this order came on the back of another one issue just the previous day to block access to social media websites and online messaging platforms like whatsapp twitter and facebook facebook had taken down the accounts of some government officials and members of most of any s n r m party allegedly saying that they were using fake accounts to boost their outreach and ugandans have a feel on how this may have affected the election the other candidates. it most certainly had an impact on

mina terry and assistance or. and coupled with that would be human rights advocacy and insistence upon that and in any assistance that we give. does that mean that we're going to go ahead and shoot it into people's heads again so this is a. her elevation like this raises some important questions as to just to what extent foreign policy or foreign assistance will be used as a foreign policy weapon as opposed to give an absolute assistance in the future. many thanks for joining us now a nazi and snatched all the salad back in 90 minutes with the latest see them. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront a shouldn't let it be an arms race is on all sides very dramatic development the only and dangerous disease i don't see that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. greetings and salutation this will make here in the united states of america our congressional house of representatives voted for the impeachment of our very own brand name in chief th

callum wilson's always been described as a handful and it was a hand that left yerry mina needing treatmentngertip save from jordan pickford. more frustration for steve bruce. well into the second half, wilson eventually found a way through for his 50th goal in the premier league. everton committed men forward looking for an equaliser. the result — wilson left free to secure victory at last. it's been a difficult few weeks, of course. the one thing that breathes a bit of confidence is a good performance and a good team performance and i thought all round today was excellent. one very tired striker, one very happy manager and the pressure perhaps eased slightly for now. a dinosaur footprint has been discovered by a four—year—old girl on a beach near barry in south wales. lily wilder made the discovery while on a walk with her father. the footprint, which is 220 million years old, has been described as one of the best examples from anywhere in the uk and will help establish more about how early dinosaurs walked. that's it. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, it's time for th

eventually going to force yields higher, simply because right now, if you look at inflation expectations minasond yields, you know, you are in negative territory pretty much around the world, and that is not going to be sustainable. francine: what does slightly higher yields actually mean for banks? davide: i think it is very positive, because, in a way, you know, the factor, if you look at the pandemic, it has been an anchor of financial stability and has allowed the treasury and central banks around the world to deploy their tools this time, has actually been the financial sector. and this is thanks to central banks and regulators over the last 10 years that cleaned up the sector, so they have made the banks stronger, simpler, clearer, more accountability, and i think this is kudos basically to the financial stability board and the actions taken by the fed and the central banks and having fewer banks, stronger banks, cleaner banks. and i think, you know, this anomaly of having zero rates is not even negative around the world, and all ds quantitative easing -- who pays the bills? it has actua

a very warm welcome you're watching aussie international with mina care and. that sort of spain's most populous regions have hole to cope with vaccination campaigns over and wide supply shortfall madrid and catalonia have used up almost all available supplies and local officials believe brussels is partly to blame. to brussels and demand more doses we need more vaccines and more tests and everything that structure in this task will prolong the fight against the virus. but catalonia have administered almost all available doses and all remaining supplies the needed to provide 2nd doses to people who have already received a 1st shot the head of spain's vaccination associations theys it's a nationwide problem so. the number of doses we're receiving has been significantly reduced the vaccine is not being delivered at the rate that we anticipated it's a real problem for the national vaccination plan and it means a ton of us regions will have to review their strategies the suppliers who do half will be needed to give 2nd dozers to those who have already started the v

su hermana una abogada de derechos civiles que ya tiene 2 nietas, ambas de su Única hija mina y ya hanas mujeres >>> que representa a la minorÍas y a los inmigrantes >>> las mujeres cobran un papel mÁs importante en la vida polÍtica del paÍs >>> mÁs importante del gÉnero que demuestre capacidad y por quÉ estÁ ahÍ, ella puede ser la clave para asegurar una reforma migratoria >>> parece que es muy amable. sabe que hablar con las personas. >>> mÁs que joe biden ella harÁ un buen trabajo >>> su entrada a la plataforma polÍtica cambiarÁ la historia >>> serÁ un modelo para las niÑas que es posible soÑar y hacer algo grande en la vida >>> y bueno ahÍ tiene las opiniones de distintas personas en el paÍs. pero vamos a hablar con victoria de francesco victoria tenemos por fin una mujer ocupando uno de los cargos mÁs importantes de la polÍtica de estados unidos han pasado cien aÑos para que las mujeres tengamos derecho a votar en este paÍs. yo no sÉ si ha ido lento para nuestro gÉnero dinos para ti cuÁl es la importancia que una mujer ocupe este cargo y ademÁs que sea una mujer de color?. >>> fel

. >> were beyond pez mina. how about scott? >> cnn after dark is a scary place, laura.ssing is a cuomo streak run by the window. it is amazing, the disconnect. they need to get out of the hamptons and with real americans. >> laura: we allll can be from the vanderbilt family. we all can't go to they have dems. imagine if the republican said that about some poor guy in chicago was on the south side, they would never see the light of day again on television. biden had another press conference today and it. was a perplexing event. >> we have done our job. i've done my job of naming these people. restaurants, bars lost more than 270 -- excuse me, 372,000 jobs. >> during the campaign, this is mildlyly humorous. we talk about him leaving the free world and consider what, other countries see when they see the missteps in the halts. his inauguration will largely be virtual. my sense is the entire administration will be virtual. he will be the max headroom of the residency, scripted, choreographed, and said this a little awkward around the edges. >> laura: yeah, he has trouble wi

a similar note out from mina advisors as well, who writes that trade around the region not expected toally recover to pre-embargo levels, or at lease for the foreseeable future. vaccines likely to be more important, as resumption of tourism in the region. are prettyourists important for the local qatari economy. if they come back to where they were pre-embargo, that could add .6% to gdp. a notable shift, but not a massive game changer here. yousef: then oman has been releasing details about an impending value added tax over the past few days. what do we know at this point? expected to tax is go into effect on april 16. interesting you mentioned oman, i wanted to point out that oman is expected to be a key beneficiary of the rift revolution. talk about this tax. it will apply to businesses who have annual supplies of over $100,000 a year. exempt on things like meat, fish, poultry, drinking water. the omani finance ministry expects this will raise $779 million. value added tax boon for those b ond investors. that is the market we watch most closely. prices for 2029, bonds, as in the inve

what a minas cocaine mitch gets down on his decent praise to the real god, chuck schumer every night praying for obama to back hold on, excuse me, hold on. >> it's capitalism versus socialism, freedom versus tierney, turn out. >> excuse me, excuse me can i just get serious every second? i know this is a foxbusiness mtv bimbo our. [laughter] but if we could just get serious. >> ted lieu dobbs, you back off he arty owns at real estate. >> i don't think anyone surprised that mr. orange chino corona keller's having another mass slaughter in georgia this weekend. if you are planning on going, do me a favor piedmont you stoppage your grandmother in the head on the way out the door because you're just going to kill her anyway that's all this is for that's all this is jessica. but seriously this rally is so emblematic, this rally so emblematic of why joe biden one. it's because people trusted him more than corona he showed restraint trumper had these massive rallies biden rarely left the house. lessie's oil when the bike rides it forgot to get home from. the man showed restraint. without hav

catedral que lleva la arquitectura religiosa a límites impensados las gigantescas roscas de sal de las minascovid-19 ayuda a que los familiares de losque ya no están mantengan vivo su recuerdo con esos osos hechos comprendas que alguna vez usaron cada uno de los muñecos lleva un mensaje de amor escrito en etiquetas y dirigido a las familias de los que se llevó el covid-19 y con eso me despido hoy te los dejo con steanie y el legado de un beislista que llenó de orgullo al sur de california >> así es nicole que tengas un día extraordinario en su de california tristemente perdió a uno de sus íconos ellegendario tom lasordo manager de los dodgers llevó al equipo al campeonato mundial en dos ocasiones falleció el 7 de enero pasado a sus 93 años de edad mario perea tiene un recuento y reacción de esta triste muerte >> los ángeles está de luto con el fallecimiento de tom l. la ciudad se vistió de color azul se prendieron las luces en honor al que se encontró se entregó al máximo por la novena de sus amores >> tom , los dodgers algo muy particular desempeñó muchas facetas empezando como jugador de l

you see her nieces, mina and mina's children. hug reggie hundland well known for being the director of house party, produced django. his wife is kamala's best friend. for her, in particular, her mother is smiling down today. she and maya will share a very special moment today for little black girls around the world. today means so much, just to watch her walk in with the swag, to watch her walk in with the diagramity. to watch her walk in -- i'm not a big fan of the shouted question that reporters ask all the time, but to hear them say madam vice president, it just means so much. today, she stands on the shoulders of fannie lou hamer, ella baker, on the shoulders of shirley chisom, hillary clinton, and she has shattered so many glass ceilings that today, even if you didn't support her or vote for her, this is history that we're watching. scratch that. this is her story that we're watching. and she's doing it with so much grace. today is just an awesome day. and i hope and i know my wife is sitting at home, watching with our two g

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master tenant derrick el mina struck a plea deal.h the oakland warehouse in 2016. jurors could not reach a verdict in the first manslaughter trial. the district attorney's office notified the families he has been offered and accepted a plea deal. it's not clear what his sentence will be but a court hearing will take place next friday with sentencing scheduled four weeks later. >>> poor planning and searing heat are being cited for grid related outages that blanketed parts california last summer. the rolling blackouts affecting mostly the sierra foothills and southern california. it served as a lesson they believe they can avoid repeating this year. this was the state's first rolling blackout in 20 years. we'll keep tabs on that. let's talk weather for today. i can't believe it's going to feel like spring throughout. >> it will and warm up quite a bit as we get a look at our live view in walnut creek. seeing some fog but here it's pretty clear and if you live in pacifica along the coastline you will want to enjoy more time outside we

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thank you, mina. can everyone hear me okay? thank you, mina. hello and goofrn good afternoon. a development special wis the housing division at ocii, and i will be presented on the rops request lines for fiscal 21-22. next slide. housing is requesting a total of $248 million to fund the redevelopment and affordable project. the primary sources are bond proceeds and other funds and consist and in lieu fees and the funds requested will go to fund construction gap loans for the affordable housing project development. housing rops 21-22 request and the project has three main project areas of shipyard and candlestick point, mission bay and transbay with the highest expenditure in hunters point and from $114 million and transbay. and in the and that brings to $114 million in hunters point and shipyard and 82 for mission bay will go to fund 314 affordable units. and fund 508. next slide. here is a more detailed breakdown of housing work program that our rops request will go to fund and support. overall housing rops 21-22 request ongoing funding before existing loans. as you can see,

many of us use whatsapp to mina kate, but i know a lot of -- use whatsapp to communicate, but i know a lot of people use it to get news. either of you can address the proliferation of these messaging services and where people get news, because sometimes it is just easier. rocky: i will be brief -- on the positive side, it brings news to a lot of people, it makes news more accessible, and that is a great thinker journalism, for democracy, and for the world. on the negative side, whew, it makes misinformation super hard to counter. these apps are end-to-end encrypted, which they probably should be to counter authoritarian influence, but there is also the issue of privacy as well, and a lot of conversations are extensions -- it really puts journalists and others involved in fighting misinformation in a tough spot, and relies more on society -- a societal approach to countering misinformation than no platform with the public square commit is easier to do things there. enrique: very quickly, on the positive side, it brings a certain degree of closeness with the audience that can be very i

another 100 millimeters expected at least 3000 people will move from boozy district in the east femi to mina in johannesburg has been tracking the cycle and and has this update. in the area of prior nova embarras specifically this is an area where people live in informal settlements homes made from plastic sheeting corrugated iron it appears that hundreds of those homes have been destroyed by the psych loan and those people are now looking for shelter in places like schools where they isn't this a seriously adequate provision to take care of these people to look after them a few 1000 people have been relocated to places like schools to areas that are low lying so that people can be kept safe from the flood waters but the concern is that those flood waters are expected to continue over the next 72 hours and in areas outside of barrow like boozy which were severely impacted 2 years ago with is barely been a recovery from psycho die once again we're seeing a very difficult dangerous situation there at a point now where aid agencies where workers can't get out to this area be they can only reach