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tim moe, goldman sachs chief asia-pacific equity strategist.aking news when it comes to a gradual reopening of the new zealand border. it had some of the strictest border controls throughout the course of the pandemic. we are hearing from the covid response minister, saying new zealand will begin easing border restrictions from january, in particular vaccinated kiwis can enter from australia on january 17. some of the most restricted border limits will ease from the start of next year. we did also hear from the prime minister jacinda arden, saying just this week that i temporary border around auckland -- a temporary border around auckland will lift december 15. really putting an end to 3.5 months lockdown in auckland next month, saying from the start of december that new zealand will be adopting a new covid-19 response that aims to contain the virus rather than a elimination or suppression completely. she said the hard truth is delta is not going away and no country has managed to achieve complete elimination, and that new zealand is coming aro

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moderate this content and ensure the most harmful things we see online aren't affecting people in a much moet and i hope rather than rushing to rollout this technology as it's available. they're going to be thinking about mitigation measures early on. >> this question whether facebook has the capacity and whether they will think about mitigation measures, what the last few years demonstrated is maybe they don't have the capacity, maybe they do. there is nothing in it for them to mitigate the harms here. they continue to make money hand over fist and they continue to sort of say hey, you know what, congress, knock yourselves out and regulate us knowing congress won't new york themseves out and regulate them. >> yeah, i mean, i think that especially over the last several weeks, we've seen this real clear pattern where people internally employees have raised their hands trying to warn of problems and that the company is not doing enough to mitigate hate speech and misinformation and other toxic content on the platform. so the question is as it goes head long into this new up verse, this metaver

remember, the virus meutates moe quickly in populations with lower vaccination rates.vid infections in south africa are way up and stocks around the world are way down. david mackenzie is live in johannesburg. david, what are we hearing now about travel bans? this thing really escalated overnight. >> reporter: well, christine, yes, the travel bans are happening and they are hard to keep up with. all over the world, including the united kingdom, parts of europe, countries in asia are starting to ban or red list parts of the african continent because of this worrying new variant. here's what we know. this variant, which doesn't yet have a designation by the w.h.o., the science is just so new, shows many mutations, more than 30 in a key spike protein of the covid-19 virus which could be worrying. scientists say they worry it could be more transmissible, that it might breakthrough some level of immunity. at this stage they believe that existing vaccines should be effective against severe disease and death, but frankly they don't know. and over the next few weeks they'll be

at that in totality we could come close to meeting the obligations but no question that one of the moeean energy standard to require utilities to provide an increasing share of electricity from renewable and clean sources so what's sort of left. there's a carrot and a stick in that plan. the penalties to be brought that don't meet the obligations. there's still a lot of carrot and that can help. >> we know that fossil fuel companies love carrots. i feel like the messages from the democrats is so inadequate. manchin for example got rid of the clean electricity performance program and there's a study showing it to prevent premature deaths. why have we not heard about the innocent american lives lost to climate inaction? >> many in the state of west virginia that he represents. >> well said. >> coal burning. reliance on fossil fuels. pollution that takes a large toll. so it's inconscionable but that's where we stand right now. what we look at is getting what climate legislation we can get given this current makeup and hoping ultimately for a larger number of politicians who are willing to

some thought they could incubate it for a long time and it has the ability to develop all of these moe mutations. not surprising to see this coming from there. >> fascinating meg tirrell, we appreciate it. >>> the president convening a meeting with ceos and major retailers, skrum products firms and grocers to address the supply shortage and the supply chain. >> today president biden is expected to project confidence in the supply chain and executives are expected to say they have plans to make sure on line and in person shopping is not disrupted. a variety of retailers and grocers from best buy to samsung to etsy to kroger are meeting with the president to discuss the health supply chain and economy. heading into today's meeting the ceo of food lion told cnbc the company has quote ample supply for customers. the white house has for weeks been making the case that shelves will be stocked for the holiday season and the supply chain issues are getting fixed pointing to comments from the los angeles port ceo that the number of containers sitting at ports has fallen by third. of course the

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yes in december of 2018, moe laid out a desire for an interim use that let me quote, a public service for which at least 51% of the clientele is low and moderate income persons, such as childcare, healthcare, recreation programs, education programs, public safety services, senior services and homeless services among others. we submitted an rfp for those uses and the city canceled any interim use because it was more concerned about parking for merchants and than it in meeting our own. i would remind the board that as we sit today and the fifth year of this site being vacant, moe has proposed no public process for the creation of an interim use that will cover the next year that is now required because the mayor changed the requirements for the affordable housing, adding a year and a half to the process in which the site will remain vacant. unacceptable to the vast majority of the people of this neighborhood. >> clerk: can we have the next kale, please. caller, please. >> caller: i'm chris tanevance a merchant with two businesses at the block from this site and i'm calling in support of

yes in december of 2018, moe laid out a desire for an interim use that let me quote, a public service for which at least 51% of the clientele is low and moderate income persons, such as childcare, healthcare, recreation programs, education programs, public safety services, senior services and homeless services among others. we submitted an rfp for those uses and the city canceled any interim use because it was more concerned about parking for merchants and than it in meeting our own. i would remind the board that as we sit today and the fifth year of this site being vacant, moe has proposed no public process for the creation of an interim use that will cover the next year that is now required because the mayor changed the requirements for the affordable housing, adding a year and a half to the process in which the site will remain vacant. unacceptable to the vast majority of the people of this neighborhood. >> clerk: can we have the next kale, please. caller, please. >> caller: i'm chris tanevance a merchant with two businesses at the block from this site and i'm calling in support of

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