the treaty built on the mou, which _ treaty. the treaty built on the mou, which was _ treaty.hich was fairly long—running in its incubation, so we felt that was pretty— incubation, so we felt that was pretty robust. so, that is one element _ pretty robust. so, that is one element of it, which is the legal reassurance that we had. and the other— reassurance that we had. and the other bit— reassurance that we had. and the other bit is— reassurance that we had. and the other bit is a practical point. this is very— other bit is a practical point. this is very much_ other bit is a practical point. this is very much reflected in the conversations i had in rwanda myself — conversations i had in rwanda myself. the rwandans are very conscious — myself. the rwandans are very conscious that much more than the mou, _ conscious that much more than the mou, and — conscious that much more than the mou, and much more than their relationship with unhcr, this is being _ relationship with unhcr, this is being observed very intently by the international community, by lawmakers such as yourselves

needless to say that in itself is huge deal and to uh stamp that approval uh we're looking at the mousiously these two countries have lot in common in terms of the way that the us has targeted them in the form of sanctions, there are lots of areas of cooperation that uh can be advanced when it comes to the two countries agenda, but the foreign policy line lies pretty much on the same page, and uh that is being materialized as we see here in the form of mous that are being signed between the two in various fields, energy and minds of the republic of cuba regarding energy and minds, now the signatories from the islam of iran say, minister of labor and social affairs and from the cuban side, olivia, the minister of energy and mines of cuba. firmar es el memorándum de entendimiento de cooperación entre el ministerio de cooperativas, trabajo y bienestar social de la república islámica de irán y ministerio de ministerio de energía y vicepresidente de cuba en materia de energía y minería, firmantes por parte de la república islámica de irán, excelentísimo señor soltazabi, ministro de. trabajo

in the national sector and 11 mous in the international sector . if we want to calculate the total value, how much was the collection for them ? it was 300 billion rials. having and coming from they visited our technology research products and it led to a memorandum of understanding and a contract. i would like to explain that first a memorandum of understanding is signed between them and then it leads to the main contract of 2 million dollars in 10 technology areas. the memorandum and contract were signed last year. solve it by evaluating that we have reached a click word on the products, memorandums and contracts in the field of technology research last year and of course the process we had in the past years. produced according to industry needs ok, it will be accepted by the market, leading to value. the development of the knowledge-based economy will eventually lead to the development of the country's macroeconomics and the development of economic prosperity in the country . in today's economics table, we want to define this process and togethe

subject to the board approval today on our mou, or extending it with the agency per ins we flon have a successor to the board in may for your consideration. this is the fshgs mou that -- the develops in -- and -- identifies government structure for the next phase of our project. and in june we plan to present the agreement for the work at fourth and king rail yard to facilitate that ritransit connection to the portal. and service in the downtown san francisco that concludes those items we expect to present in the next 6 months. might be in changes as we move forward this is when we are forecasting today. adam, did you have comments? >> directors only add i kicked off we plan to come to you with an updated graphic and more nuanced look ahead on cash flow. the grant applications we continue to submit, f project like this we have to carve out a set of scope for those. the 97 million dollars state application to advance the rail specific design we need a different source for those funds the megagrants in the next month or so is for the advanced work. and that is 117 million dollars. the

police officers association overwhelmingly ratified the mou with the city and mou that secured another $167 million for police over the next three years. the mou process did not result in a proposal or include proposal for hiring bonus after extensive negotiation with department of human resources. they negotiated many things, including bonuses, they didn't include the hiring bonuses that now appear. the poa and dhr did not propose the hiring bonuses to the board during a process that took place less then a year ago when the board was asked to approve and did approve $167 million of increases as part of a unprecedented package of raises and bonuses so don't where the sudden call for $75 thousand hiring bonuses on top of all the bonuses that have already been promised sfpd is coming from. i'm not convinced throwing this money at recruitment bonus and new hires in the manner that would be required by this charter amendment will have its intended effect and once triggered this set aside will certainly take money from other crucial city needs and divert them to the san francisco police dep

a little background, this is the first consultant we are looking to hire as part of the new mou with the puc. we developed a 2 phase scope of work and really appreciate the input we got from the puc, mike has been very helpful and providing technical input from their team. also, department of environment has been very helpful. i like to thank berry hooper a expert in the field who is really provided a lot of insight and then also got input from the department of building indeckz inspection and fire department. we developed a two phase approach. the first phase is focusing on r3 occupancy buildings, single family homes and duplexes and then the second phase will look at additional building types and other policy considerations around battery storage. the intent is to try to get the first phase done quickly and the single family homes and duplexes is the most straight forward residential case for adding battery storage in the home and when you look at at larger multifamily buildings things are more complicated so why we plan to tackle that in phase 2. to expedite getting the study star

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as established by dhr-mou the learningest seventy-four percent the next is 22%. and the budget and legislative analyst services 3.1 million. we have the legislative management system i think is a great keg segue to the third slide. when we spending time on. our projectos the slide. we are we have completed the evaluation phase of new rfp we will enter in negotiations with the winning vender. we'll move to constructing building the new system in a couple weeks. i'm not going through all of these but i want to talk about the board's i t infrastructure here in city hall. we are working with cao carmen chew on a solution. we were having trouble with the infrastructure here and discovered there was differed maintenance on the infrastructure here in this building. and learned of the now plan that will be implemented for this building. it did in the take into consideration the board's needs for it daily and 92eds and so. again. i do think that cao two for the solution but -- we'll bring more as we proceed. we have been trying to plan for connewt of operations at the boa

these agrements will benefit our tourism and transportation sectors. 12 mous previously signed have now entered their operational phase, signaling new era of strengthened ties and enhanced cooperation. the meeting today marks the first step implementing the agreements have been made by both sides over the past 15 years, also paves the way for the upcoming syrian prime minister's trip to the iranian capital. kisum shah ahmadi press tv, tehran. that's it for this hours. thank you for being with us, i'll be back with a recap of the news in around four minutes time, take care for now, what's the history of the palestinian distance? وانتظر ذلك اليوم الذي سنصل الى تلك التله وما بعد تلك التله كان عندها قرار استراتيجي هو تجزئه الامه العربيه وخلق كيانات منفصل عن بعضها ومتعاديه مع بعضها وتشل بعضها بعضا لقد عدت اليوم من فلسطين لكن صدقوني لم اعود الا لكي اعود الى فلسطين. how did the heart of the resistance sore between cycles boom dust until it revived the hopes of the people in defeating the israeli project? nearly 17,500 people have led in the israely attacks on god since october the 7th. palesti

central banks. implementing these agreements will benefit our tourism and transportation sectors. 12 mous previously signed have now entered their operaries, signaling new era of strengthen ties and enhanced cooperation. the meeting today marks the first step implementing the agreements that have been made by both sides over past 15 years and also paves the way for the upcoming syrian prime minister's trip to the iranian capital. gisum press. tehran, with that we come to the end of this bulletin, thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. news and brief for this hour, nearly 17,500 people have been killed in the israeli attacks on gaza. since october the 7th, palestinians have been responding with rocket fire from the besieg territory on tel aviv, askalan, as well as other towns near gaza. the united states has vetoed a un security council resolution which called for immediate humanitarian sease fire in gaza. the resolution had 13 votes in favor, while the uk abstained. the us deputy representative at the un, clear the measure will plant the seats for the next war in gaza.

implementing these agreements will benefit our tourism and transportation sectors. 12 mous previously signed have now entered their operational phase, signaling new era of strength and ties. and enhanced cooperation. the meeting today marks the first step implementing the agreements that have been made by both sides over the past 15 years. it also paves the way for the upcoming syrian prime minister's trip to the iranian capital. gisumi shah ahmad press tv, tehran. and that's it for your latest here on press tv everyone. thanks for tuning in. goodbye for now. people in mark pereem as a holiday to commemorate the saving of the jewish people ation at the hands of the keminide empire in persia as it is recounted in book of esther. they've been using the occasion. to play the victim, but what is the reality and is there truth in it? watch this documentary to gain some insight. خلصت اجيب لك ميه حاضر, the seas fire is over, we can already hear the bombing and i'm a hospital, there was a hit about 50 meters from here, this is the biggest still functioning hospital in gaza, it's at 200% capac

central banks. implementing these agreements will benefit over tourism and transportation sectors. 12 mous previously now entered their operational phase, signaling new era of strengthened ties, hance cooperation. the meeting today marks the first step implementing the agreements that have been made by both sides over the past 15 years, it also pays the way for the upcoming syrian prime ministers trip. to the iranian capital. gisumi shahmadi press tv, tehran. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for being with us. i'll be back with a recap of the news in around four minutes time. take it for now. "what did the palestinians do to the world? what is this global up rising for palestine? fashion lovers theorate platforms in squares in palestinian colors, musicians ignite the stage with palestinian songs, famous journalists resigned because they were not free to report events about palestine, activists, cartoonists, artists, academics, drivers, trade unionists, young and old, people from..." every profession and every speciality you can think of are abandoning the silenc

the community benefit package i lost my mou. what i'm asking for this commission to get the mou to our community so subcontractors and contractors know exactly what's in there, how it benefits our community. i know most of you know dr. jackson and mr. prichers and otherss who--my darling friend mrs. maxwell is very familiar with a lot of this, but we need for the younger peoples to have the information in black and white what is due them for the suffering us getting the sewage treatment plant and not getting the cross town pipe to take the sludge and the sewage out. if you can make that possible. the other thing i like to say, i'm understanding that the water department is going to get phelp street and think the community should be compensated in some type of way for getting that treatment plant. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is sterling, a contractor fairly new about three years, part of the san francisco hyper-local building trade construction collective. we hold a meeting every tuesday at the southeast community ce

implementing these agreements will benefit our tourism and transportation sectors. 12 mous previously signed have now entered their operational phase, signaling new strengthened highs and enhanced cooperation. the meeting today marks the first step implementing agreements that have been made by both sides over the past 15 years. it also... paves the way the upcoming syrian prime minister trip to the iranian capital. press tv, tehran. that's it for this hours bulletin. thank you for being with us. i'll be back with a recap of the news in around 3 minutes. take care now. منفصله عن بعضها ومتعاديه مع بعضها وتشل بعضها between cycles of boom and dust until it revived the hopes of the people in defeating the israeli project. he will be target to the israeli occupation. this really occupation does not want the journalist to succeed uncovering these violations. the hospital was targeted with white fast reforms that resulted in huge fires. we were afraid we would end up front alongside the patients inside the room. he'll be a target to israeli occupation, the israeli occupation does not want th

and mous have a chance to resolve their dissatisfaction problem, otherwise they will either be dissolved or a guardian will be appointed for them. at the central bank, we have two types of policies, either we revive and organize banks, or we stop and liquidate banks. we have already reformed nearly 8 banks. regular meetings we are monitoring their performance on a monthly basis with their board of directors . we hope that during this program that we are giving them, they will be able to make the necessary reforms. if they cannot make the necessary reforms , we should go to the second category of our policy, which means the use of article 39 or liquidation. the liquidation of the bank, because the bank must be able to balance itself , a bank may be out of balance in one year or two years. but once there is a mismatch between 5 and 6 years , the minister of economy said that to solve the mismatch , we will have an amendment with the approach of reducing inequalities, if we have a solution from these reforms, structural reform we do not have and this structural reform will not be completed

implementing these agreements will benefit our tourism and transportation sectors. 12 mous previously signed have now entered their... operational phase, signaling new era of strengthened ties and enhanced cooperation. the meeting today marked first step implementing the agreements that have been made by both sides over the past 50 years, it also paves the way for the upcoming syrian prime minister's trip to the iranian capital. kisumishahmadi press tv, tehran. now with that we conclude your press tv news b everyone, thanks for tuning in it, bye bye. كان عندها قرار استراتيجي هو الامه العربيه منفصله عن بعضها ومتعاديه مع بعضها وتشل بعضها بعضا لقد عدت اليوم من فلسطين صدقوني لم اعود الا لكي اعود الى فلسطينs of boom and dust until it revived hopes of the people in diffing the israeli project. he will be a target to the israeli occupation, the israeli occupation does not want the journalists to succeed and cover these violations. hospital was targeted with white phosphorus barms that resulted in huge fires. we were afraid we would end up burned alongside the patients inside the room. tops s

mou on pearl campaign to plant nahal on the shores of jask city with the participation of the army navy, hormozgan governorate and natural resources organization. the watershed of the country was signed. is supposed. in this campaign , one million saplings should be planted every year in memory of the proud martyrs of the navy in operation pearl. 5,000 harah saplings were planted by the army navy and local communities on the shores of jask city, and god willing, this campaign will continue. amir shahram irani, the commander of the army's naval forces , said: "he is with the people in the implementation of the pearl campaign to preserve natural resources and the environment." we are there , there are beaches that have been provided to us with the bases that we have established, so that area will be provided to us in this part. hormozgan governor mehdi dosti also said that in addition to sustainable development and sea-oriented economy , people's participation in preserving the environment and natural resources should be provided. we average less than. we planted 100,000 per year, but whe

the chart here looks at someone who is an active employee, mou, the city is paying 93% for self only,f plus one, 83% for self plus two or more in most plans except that highest cost plan which is the ppo. and how that translates into early retiree for the self only, the actual difference bridges that entire rate difference for the self plus one, the city is paying 50% of an incremental cost for the first dependent and no incremental city contribution for the second and additional dependents. then also noted here at the bottom of page seven there is an important appendix page that i won't read, those hired after january 2009, that is for those individuals after those hiring dates. that table is in the appendix. so overall, when we look at the distribution of retirees across the three tiers, about 9% of early retiree and medicare retirees cover one or more dependent. you will see that there is 802 new retirements in 2023 and the vast majority are individuals that are not medicare, 80% will become medicare and 58% within five years, but three out of four are retiring before becoming medi

stylists, they think through everything down to the smallest detail, it is always clearly stated what size mous on the star for... on the complexity of the costume in different ways, some, when they come to us with requests, they just send a general idea, and you offer some sketches, if they liked something, then you already discuss in more detail, and some immediately send a guide in which you should, that is, in the sketches you should already take into account all these points and write down what this is made of, this is from this, there is a lightning here, there are bones here, and so on, in the majority in some cases , the stars we work with dance, and despite the fact that they dance very actively, there are certain restrictions on... these costumes, that is, you have to pick up more materials that you can almost run a hundred meters in, and he won’t change his appearance much, and accordingly it will be easy for a star to perform in it. asya, how do you choose outfits for your stage look? i have an assistant who brings me a huge pile of things, i already select there myself, what i lik

upon at the time the business had not agreed to the mou language. it was not executed. neighbors proposed permit condition the owner greed to and are included below. except remains a difference of opinion on the number of events per month that is end at 10 p.m. virs 8 perform. 10 p.m. is the cut off under llp in the zoning district. both agreed to the business hosting 10 events per month. the objects like 5 to end we 10 p.m. and the other 58 p.m. the neighbors asked for you by 10 and 6 by 8. the commission can decide the number of events. and the applicant can request to come become and have time placed in manner modified in a future date. no added ness and here to peek with you is mike, let me know if you have dwhes is aloch information. doing work in north beach for 35 years i'm with mike today and he will be available for questions can you have pertaining to prescriptions. i would like to re#a bit about what kate mentioned. when we applied for this we applied for indoor/out door permit. there was a push back from our immediate neighbors. and so i met with the princip

. >> mou blue cities currenting to hotels to house influx of illegal migrants kelly saberi has all detailsrnings with maria" life on fox business. . . they're waiting for you. hey, do you have a second? they're all expecting more. more efficiency. more benefits. more growth. when you realize you can give your people everything, and more. thank you very much. [applause] ask, "now what?" here's what. you go with prudential to protect, empower and grow. with everything you need to deliver, you guessed it... more. one more thing... who's your rock? learn more at prudential.com hotels to house busloads migrants dropped off from that sanctuary city fox business kelly live outside a migrant shelter in chicago good morning kelly. >> good morning, jackie, seeing about 230 hotel rooms made available for migrants that are arriving daily by bus train, plane governor says hotel rooms from additional 160 million dollars set aside in 2024 state budget to deal with migrant crisis, we caught up with migrants last week headed all over the country including chicago. >> -- [in spanish]. >> ecuador? >> [in spa

. >> laura: he does this thing, chairman mou, xi jinping?stereotype. >> jimmy: i think he's trying to say gavin newsom 2024. stick around newsom will be the nominee. it is sad, not just names, if you watch him, it is the language, joe biden is only president who makes a sign language interpreter shrug. that is not supposed to happen. we have a president you couldn't play in scrabble, he is making up words. >> laura: someone at the white house had a sleeping issue today, check this out. we have my colleague from nse, admiral john kirby to update what is happening in the middle east. john, were you dozing off? was i that long and boring? >> it was fascinating, it was gripping, gripping. [laughter] >> laura: never has a truer word been spoken by kirby, you put me to sleep, that was gripping. >> jimmy: it is funny how used she is to dealing with people falling asleep in front of her. that is another commentary on biden. this is not first thing kirby slept through. personal anecdote, i met kjp at white house correspondence dinner. the waiter aske

my next guest doesn't seem a meaningful turn in mou housing l rates are at 6% and doesn't see that until 2025. mark, when do you think that is going to happen? >> did i say -- was that a typo, 2025? i think 2024. this time next year, i pexexpec fixed rates to be around 6%. >> that's not much. i guess around 6% is different being 6.99%. >> indeed. if you kind of have a pulse on the market, every time mortgage rates rise north of 7%, the market goes ice cold. it's completely unaffordable. people stop transacting, home sales just fall. get around 6%, it feels like life comes back into the market. kelly, longer run, i think people should get used to fixed rates somewhere 5.5%, 6%. so that's kind of where i think we should expect them long run. >> the new normal? >> i guess going back to the future, maybe. that's sort of where we were. what was abnormal was the long period after the financial crisis when rates were just depressed. now we're getting back to something more consistent with a healthy economy. ten-year treasury yield around 4%. >> let me ask you something that's turning into my ch

he allowed, signed that mou, allowing thousands of chinese companies to trade on u.s.ow s.e.c. rules. they don't follow the auditing rules that other american public companies follow. do you have evidence that he's actually made changes with regard to china policy as a result of taking the millions of dollars that you've told us that he's taken? >> i think if you look at the time line of when it happened then you can draw a conclusion that that's what occurred there. we have to do more than draw the conclusion to get an impeachment on that and so we have to actually prove it and so it's going to to be a matter of jim and jamie and the others on the committee actually pointing to when the money flowed to the biden administration and when the policy decisions were made. now, they won't necessarily be the money flowing one day and the decision being made the next but as we're able to i believe show a pattern of how money flowing to the biden family changed u.s. policy and allocate u.s. tax dollars to places that people had asked for it to go that sent the money then i thi

the mou says the district is committed to finishing negotiate by february 1st and establishing a stipend for any future settlement agreements that promise to get tough on auto burglaries appears to be working in san francisco. >> ktvu is christian captain joining us live this afternoon. and christian law enforcement has released some new data that shows a significant drop in the number of car break ins in the city. yeah that's what we're hearing, alex. >> and remember, this is traditionally a time of year when auto break ins actually increase. and law enforcement here in san francisco says those numbers are actually trending downward. san francisco has just released new data saying auto burglaries are on the decline. the chief of police says in the three months since an august press conference announcing the crackdown on auto burglaries, the number of reported auto break ins has dropped by more than half. over the same time last year, the department logged 3399 auto break ins. in september, october and november of this year, compared to 6703. in the same time period last year. the chief

the mou says the district is committed to finishing negotiations by february 1st and establishing a stipend for any future settlement agreements. a group of oakland teachers is now urging colleagues to use pro palace line lessons in their classrooms this coming wednesday. >> but just hours ago, the district issued a firm warning denouncing a plan teach in ktvu brooks jarocz is live tonight in the newsroom with the story. brooks. >> mike, the superintendent calls the teach in event unsanctioned and not aligned with district educational protocol and that has brought about some mixed reviews for about a week, some teachers have been pushing for a palestine teach in at all oakland schools focused, they say, on critical thinking, new ideas and conversations about the conflict in the middle east. >> this teach in about palestine is education, labor, power, solidarity and resistance all mashed into one action. >> but that potential action is getting called out by the district's superintendent, saying in part, i am deeply disappointed by the harmful and divisive materials being circulated and promo

the building progress program what makes it unique is we have multidepartmental mou so all the things are being considered. for example, our site at 5th and mission and moscone. mta has a interest in generating revenue but they are also development opportunities andurg land use plans we need to consider in areas such as soma downtown. we are in the process, we did initial design and land use option around presidio yard so those are done. we got a caltrans planning grant to do that. the allocation will come next month takes to the next phase of planning which starts the outreach process and environmental review on various land use options for that particular property. we learned a lot from potrero. we looked at commercial options, housing options. both sites, potrero and presidio were include in the housing element approved by this board of supervisors and potrero is a priority site in the region so looking at the future housing bond that is likely on the ballot in november and opportunities to leverage those properties. both on the parking property side and as we look at facilities. a

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so looking at the mou to see if that's current or needs to be updated as appropriate as well. the spaceports growing around the country there is alsogo increasing growth of the facilities and as i said in the opening statement fundamentally that is good for the nation and fundamentally good forun us. but there is a way to accommodate those things. >> thank you. i yield back. thank you. >> i will continue the questioning. i thought that was the chair coming in. mr. hill i did not get a chance to ask you a question. as you no doubt aware of the traffic in arms regulation, regulations or itar that is commonly referred to had strict requirements for the united states in terms of the export of defense-related articles and services. itar requirements can significantly impact the space industry and could have a chilling effect on our ability to be a partner of choice for ally or countries that are seeking to expand the space programs using the u.s. commercial technologies, while the state department obviously has ultimate authority of what ends up on the munitions list, the dod defen

. >> the public's edification we have serious questions for mou i want to know about the in custody services so say something low level someone needs a supply like hygiene comfort supplies and in terms of particular grievenlz how is that filed. >> the grievances are technical under custody we get flievenz against person services a lot of those we got one today we go to the database no record we responded some stuff let us know what you need. but a grievances that should be they need a razz our should be answered by the captain in the pod and deputy will sign off on the grievance and have a prisoner sign off a title paper or toothbrush and grievances the policy. you have access to policies we - [off mic.] >> oh, well i printed them out i think i left them in the office we can get you guys a copy of the policies. basic the policy says i get a grievance no title paper my job here's your title paper and; right? i gave inmates title paper the inmate signs off if you want to appeal if i don't get you, your title paper that didn't happen but appeal it to supervisor and they'll try to respond that d