you have stated verified, or d, as in minot that was given to you and you've been at the commission for the last 5 years. what have you done to make these priorities actually come true? well, there's a lot we have done, i have done. the minimum wage is one of the great achievements to give people decent wages all over europe. there's no reason why in some parts of europe, people that have very little wages, they cannot be making a decent living out of that. uh there is uh, the protection of special categories of what goods like the platform would, cuz we have no protection in many countries. we have now adopted a directive on protecting them, but also protecting them against the defense of algorithms. we have created a child guarantee.

my, so the, well, the federal republic of nigeria, minot, east, up to, i'm a painter. i do more of what i call recycling pods, funding trash traces are used with other visual language to miami miles to abuse my human forms to communicate my thoughts a. i also use them as a metaphor to talk about the environmental dig. it is to preach recycling on the upside due to his characteristic lease energetic approached uses bound objects and discarded trash to carefully mold the bronze castings. it's a way of connecting a culturally routed past to a technologically charged and often waste press case. one of my recent piece i'm working on now, it's mixed all the computer pots on the panels with a different brooklyn industrial waste. by using group, i know the 50 plus rates of this young lady to not be count phase with the offer kind of style. and i printed the loops, we also based paints i filled out my works, i to appeal to them motion. oh, yeah, i live like this leopard sculpture has been 12 months and the make combining cast bronze with salvage scraps like sewing wheels, motor

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one is in minot as 300 kilometers away. his brothers sat here was imprisoned behind these walls. he'd been a member of president. and today's popular unity policy, unlike his older brother and father, he was released 3 years later in prison. sasha, what to the shoemaker kwan. still a teenager at the time brought 2 materials and food almost every day. it was it, me on the for the and i assigning the gates and there was always a b q outside but and i would always be trembling. i was so scared when he's growing game or be there. i didn't know if i get out of the game once i was in my email for me that he was always with megan, and me a hug. he might be on speak like a ho emigrated to gemini, soon after his release that died relatively young. he never spoke about prison, but why i knew it had been a terrible experience. i neat gift. i can get a man who's been in prison. the we've seen told me they would be sending it because they were forced to drink. you're in an audience. so think, i think the things i haven't known any of th

the consequences of which will last a lifetime. minot from time is a professor of political science, the bottom line university joins us now from west jerusalem. good to have you with this once again. so looking at what's happening in the quote today, the situation in terms of israel's position and quote, getting 100 honda? yes, definitely not totally and zip code code. so i would cite the quote and data international public opinion, of course or so is really relations with the issue of going troy prices uh, ongoing crisis is with the united states. so it is rarely say but is rather situation political, the situation is worse than it is. israel is, this is why the government paying attention to what's happening in the i. c. j. a very hardly very hardly uh is when does not count the the hey court. it's right. accounts only for america, not ministration. and gave them face in their limit. the way that's the very side to side. it's is righty psychologically politically the government, the but the society as a whole spirit leaves october 7 atrocities they did not to move beyond. the basi

now the for, i think of people in minot facing and now those transits, the ongoing fighting between me and my military and the group, the rock and ami folded in 2009 the rock. and he is an ethnic group. dyson for con, state. and his belief to has been have between 15250000 fife is the ones autonomy for the buddhist. iraq comes in for a con, with tens of thousands of predominantly muslim rank is also left. and the union says about 45000 rank is have been false from the hon since fighting between the military and approval groups. stats as in november, 10 to challenge reports from coke, says bizarre and bangladesh, 7 years old, more than amelia, and drawing a refuge is a stuck in a label, increasingly frustrated without any hope of any re population. in near future, we spoke of many of the references in the time that said, things are really bad here in prison. gang fights, political fields resulting in many depth. there's also increasing number, apply it in the can in the river. the military, june 10 1000000 mar, killing ro, hangup, and burning their houses and accusing ro, hangup of bein

arts, photography and writing attracts member when is minot engage in disaster appropriatedness or climateion efforts. providing creative avenues for expression and participation. will provide small are neighborhood focus activity s and 6 larger garths. 61 small events 10 to 20 will payment in art based, climate awareness and emergency preparedness and neighborhood awareness. additionally, 6 larger events bring together over 100 across neighborhoodses to provide inspiration and build neighborhood pride. large are events never bert elders. disability pride. celebrating adults and highlighting projects and good neighborhood celebration honoring volunteers of all ages and abilities show casing. i want to clarify, in the packet you'd received appendix a that has been updateed include the increase in objectives related the grant. and received 2b's budgets the first is a budget for the local fund and it is second is the budget associate with the connecting neighbor to neighbor grant. we are xated launch this expansion. i seek approval on this and open to answering questions. thank you. issue the

we are trying to be inclusive as possible and in the sunset you minot think of being a place for night life but it is the future of san francisco is through the neighborhoods especially the sunset and the west side exciting things are happening. hook fish they want to put together out door videos screening and movie screening a great idea. they are rung you can hurdles and permit problems my office is helping them shepherd through that. we want to cut the red tape and roll out the red carpet with good ideas if you have a good idea we don't know which will safety economy we want to attract all the people with the ideas to come to san francisco and give it a try. and be the place where we create the best everything the best san francisco and the best sunset. come out and visit us in the sunset. thank you. [applause]. >> thank you. supervisor. sunset sucks i don't know. may be stay home. kidding i live there. >> anyway. thank you so much. now we are going to hear from sarah dennis phillips the executive director of the office of economic and workforce development. thanks, sarah. >> hi, ev

, maybe an air steward walking around the plane i >> -- >> well, emma >> well, let's talk to, lisa minotcking. yes. i mean, although we do experience turbulence on flights a lot, it is highly unusual for somebody to actually lose their life in this way . this way. >> in fact, there's only actually been 38 deaths since 2009. in total, of the millions of flights that we take every yean of flights that we take every year, so it is extremely unusual , it just shows, lisa, we were just saying that actually sometimes we can be a bit blase when you're sat in an aeroplane for your regular flyer, when they give you the instructions of where your exits are, people have their headphones in. it's a reminder that it can possess risks flying, even if it isn't about an aeroplane flight falling out of the sky. >> very much so, yes. i mean, this is why you're told all the time on airlines. >> i've literally just flown back from cancun yesterday and you're advised to have your seatbelt on at all times, particularly on those overnight flights when perhaps you're going to fall asleep. >> you're not going to