but if we just break apart what mr. mark i was just said that was carried on until every ukraine will die. well, that's reminiscent of a genocidal language and i think he needs to be very, very careful what, what kind of remarks he makes particular public broadcast. again, it was russia, the invaded ukraine to say that russia is abiding by all the sexual treaties and you craters, nor is it just goes against everything that we know. this is a process that will continue whether we say blurry or put in in the have not anytime soon. i can't say. but this process will continue the has to be a process of justice and accountability. and those who have committed such crimes must and will be, be held accountable for their actions. this is, it's an aggression against ukraine and it's quite right that the wrestler has been issued. and i applaud the prosecutor doing my bravery to do. let's leave it. that is, that is, i know there's a lot more that we can go on discussing, but let us thank very much our guests, toby survey and dennis and

recognize the eyes of the international community is focused on this crime and focus particularly on mr. mark ellis is the, the director of the international bar association in london. we thank you for your time on d. w. thank you. china's president, teaching ping will meet his russian counterpart vladimir putin in moscow. next week . the visit will be, she's 1st to russia in nearly 4 years. fremont official says the 2 ladies will discuss the conflict ukraine, as well as military cooperation. is signals a strong show of china support for russia as put in place is increasing international isolation over his invasion of the front. so as we said, the visit my president, geez, 1st 8 visit since being reconfirmed as chinese leader, as well as his 1st visit to russia since the invasion. so what should we make of the timing of the visit? i put that question to andrew small, a senior trans atlantic fellow with the german marshal funds indo pacific program here in building. oh, she didn't thing has take conventionally every major opportunity. he's had that these important junctures, ab, since he 1st b

are there any solutions you mr mark mr chew has suggested project texas with tiktok restructuring howsional hearing listens to that suggestion or bought into that suggestion? i suggestion or bought into that suggestion?— suggestion? i think it really misses the _ suggestion? i think it really misses the point _ suggestion? i think it really misses the point honestly. | suggestion? i think it really i misses the point honestly. on the internet all data is one click away so you store the data in texas and implement protections and there are plenty of responsible things every company whether chinese owned us owned should do to protect data and privacy so i'm not diminishing their legitimate efforts there to try to protect privacy but again, that misses the point, it's what happens if the chinese government wants to put its fingers on the scales and wants to get access to the data and what if it wants to push and steer the algorithms to push certain types of content to the youth of america or the use of the world? is really nothing to prevent them from doing that when you're talking about

i'm that mr. mark has been in power. so we presume that at some stage at people a weren't. so anti b idea of, of china, whether it be a close relations will being completely subsumed was public opinion at the moment. public opinion is well over 90 percent of the taiwanese identify as taiwanese and not as chinese. they said, they said, did you not see themselves as part of a chinese nation? and this is a change of course, from 1949. after as your leading section said, chiang kai shek retreated to 1949. so there's very little desire in taiwan to be ruled from bay ging, there's still a group in maybe 15 percent who would like to be incorporated by china. but most not. and these feelings strengthened greatly after china imposed a new national security law on hong kong. china's recent, brutal treatment of hong kong which violated its agreements, flit hong kong, keep its own social system for 50 years. means that now there are very few people in taiwan who believe in one country to systems and who believe in a gradual unification. ok, so the biggest thing, what happens when, when

now, according to mr. mark off, he says that key has resorted to terrorist attack to sophia amongst civilians. he also says kia will continue to do so. so yeah, yeah, you know what. ready i guess to you and i also see several different genders that it was you know. ready getting more conventional. why is it worse? well, let's generate more or should be false. i keep pressure to see what your response contin payment was made to your school cuz you also get the actual size and the key rate from professional schools. their schools are not nato secretary general. again, salton bug says that allowing the could on to be burned, should not prevent sweden from entering nato. this comes off a turkey, a decision to block stock homes membership application because the country allowed the holy book to be set on fire by a swedish activist. the i voided, you'd gone. this is an issue there was not included in the agreement and should not prevent sweden from becoming a member of nato. i have conveyed to turkey that people can

i announce the head of the pentagon aspen, as well as the chief of staff , mr. mark milli today.we call on our journalists to be concise and ask questions according to the schedule congratulations to everyone, we have completed our 10th meeting of the contact group on the defense of ukraine of our work i want to say and when to say a few words about such an episode when two russians were destroyed at night a-a unprofessionally within the framework of international airspace over the black sea , as part of the usual operations carried out by the us drone, russian fighter jets struck and ultimately led to the sinking of the us drone, in fact, we now see that actually risky and dangerous actions on the part of russian pilots within the framework of international airspace, therefore i want to call on my russian visa officer mr. shoigu, i have already said that it is extremely important to have and be transparent in communication, the united states will continue to carry out its routine work within the framework of international airspace and accordingly we call for the russian fighter

here , according to the mr marking, it is clear that the shells are of a western type.tually, most often it is with western weapons that western shells fire at mirny donetsk is precisely this weapon that kills civilians 4 1/2 thousand dead civilians over the past year boris maksyutov mikhail vitkin anton khobotov lead, donetsk on sakhalin , a passenger train collided with a dump truck on the way, fuel spilled, and the fire burned out, spread to the cab of the drivers. yes , according to preliminary data , several passengers received minor injuries, this was reported by the governor of the region valery or marenko a total of 99 people were on the train, 26 of them left the scene on their own before arrival passenger autobots. a fire in the locomotive train is accredited for its towing in the depot to the place of an additional diesel locomotive. more than seventy people could not get to the performance or to the gorky house in moscow under control. it turned out that tickets purchased from resellers were originally issued according to the pushkin card, which assumes the

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with me we have the current chairman of the homeland security committee, mr. mark homan who has been with law enforcement for many years. [applause] >> chairman we just heard senator cruz talk about wanting to get the majority of the senate. was the right action being as good right now? >> if it was awesome for us to have been taking control of the united states house of representatives for the republican party. and really for the american people. it is awesome. >> now that you are in the majority, what is the next step when it comes legislation to tackle the border crisis? >> we have a bill we are putting together in homeland security department in the committee that addresses -- there are different jurisdictions. the shary committee has all of the immigration -- causation act -- judiciary committee has all the immigration and naturalization act there. there are laws being disregarded by this administration fall under that jurisdiction. under the helmet security, it is about the people. it's about the technology and infrastructure. we are going to do things that s

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adopt a small business contracting policy that is more similar to ocii and present this item is mr. mark mission bay project manager. mark. >> give me one second to get my slides up here. good afternoon chair bustos, commissioners, director kaslofsky, my name is mark. i'm the project manager for mission bay. the item before you today is a action item urging the san francisco unified school district to adopt a program similar to the small business enterprise policy of ocii to provide preferences for local disadvantage businesses in awarding of contracts. this item is before you due to our work with the school district for the construction of their school on block 14 in mission bay. for this site and project our opa and infrastructure plan requires the master developer fossil to construct the school yard, had however the master developer and school district are close to an agreement where the school district will construct the school yard as well as construct the building. so, since the school is going to be building and playyard they will follow two different contracting policies. f the s

. >> mark, can you hear me >> yes, mr. shaw. >> you guys screwed up on the meeting minutes agenda item. i had my hand -- >> this is the director's report. you can speak to the item. >> i had my hand raised and you didn't -- >>[coughing] >> okay. i had my hand up and you didn't call on me, mark. this is a (indiscernible) system. [coughing] here's my testimony regarding the meeting minutes that mark didn't call on -- >> that's the last of the puck public comment on this item. >> any questions from directors. commissioner chow. >> i would appreciate if dr. susan philip can discuss what the department of public health facilities are going to be doing in terms of masks and vaccination. >> please closely to the microphone, dr. philip. >> i will. good afternoon, commissioners. it's lovely to see all of you. commissioner chow, thank you very much for the question. as you know, the policy of each health system including our very own san francisco health network is determined by that health system. it's separate from the health offi

donetsk western marking mr according to preliminary data. this is an analogue of the rocket system. grad made in czechoslovakia with such western weapons, western shells are shelling mirny donetsk with 10 shells. we figured it out here in the kiev region , several of them fell on the roads in the yards. here is one of the places where the rocket hit, grad is an ordinary private courtyard. house sure shelling and a few shells here in the kiev region landed. here now we see a funnel. everything that was here, a concrete mixer, some tools, all of this, of course, is scattered here now. but this is what happened to the door, which literally five meters from the place of impact was bent daily through the territory of the donetsk agglomeration by an average of 200 shells, fired by ukrainian militants. most of these deadly weapons, of course, are in the civilian infrastructure of the 4,500 people who died in the last year. these are peaceful people who died by hand. uh, ukrainian fighters. yes, the direct blown the load-bearing wall. here it is in the middle of it, clearly visible traces b

donetsk western marking mr according to preliminary data is an analogue of the grad missile system made in czechoslovakia . western shells have been such western weapons for several months. during the last year mirny has been shelled donetsk course, civil infrastructure. unfortunately, defenseless against such weapons. at the beginning of the working day, 10 shells exploded here in the kiev region, several of them fell on the roads in the yards of private private sector, one shell. e hit the roof of this building for several hours. here, just a few minutes ago, the rescuers finished extinguishing here in the heat and, unfortunately, unfortunately, these weekdays in donetsk, which several wounded people were used to here, were another destructive morning on the eve. today at night gorlovka was shelled because of the hummers. in general, what is usually called a tragedy for donetsk unfortunately, this is everyday life . uh, we, uh, talked to representatives of the investigative committee at the site of one of the gaps. let's listen. well , an element from shells was found in the apartment

adopt a small business contracting policy that is more similar to ocii and present this item is mr. mark mission bay project manager. mark. >> give me one second to get my slides up here. good afternoon chair bustos, commissioners, director kaslofsky, my name is mark. i'm the project manager for mission bay. the item before you today is a action item urging the san francisco unified school district to adopt a program similar to the small business enterprise policy of ocii to provide preferences for local disadvantage businesses in awarding of contracts. this item is before you due to our work with the school district for the construction of their school on block 14 in mission bay. for this site and project our opa and infrastructure plan requires the master developer fossil to construct the school yard, had however the master developer and school district are close to an agreement where the school district will construct the school yard as well as construct the building. so, since the school is going to be building and playyard they will follow two different contracting policies. f the s

mr. katz mark, that seems like it could further complicate this landscape viola. he does in fact say, okay, you cannot mifepristone is off the mark it. >> theoretically, it could be gone for everyone. it could be gone for pro-choice states as well, that's what makes this decision so scary. the biden administration has kept saying to folks, don't worry about it. it's gonna be okay. we're gonna make sure that everyone has access to abortion medication. and we're all waiting to see what that means exactly. i think what they're referring to is that the fda can keep it on the market, even if they have to do that whole process over again. proving it's safe, even though it's been out there for 20 years, we know that it's safe. it's a ridiculous sham situation. >> well, it sets the table for them being able to do the same thing with -- any other medication. >> anything, they could do this with anything. really, their evidence is not there, the lawsuit is bunk, it is just the height of ridiculousness that we are in this position. especially when it comes safe, and as you s

mr. xi's comments mark an unusual departure for a leader who has generally refrained from directly criticizing. he did criticize the united states yesterday in the annual legislative session. what do you make of it? >> well, yeah, usually his remarks are kind of opaque and indirect. he does speak directly against the united states certainly internal communication to his government officials. i think what's really going on here has to deal with his domestic audience primarily. at home, knows the covid lockdowns caused huge problems with the chinese people. and secondly, he bungled the vaccines. his vaccines was largely ineffective by comparison to the united states and european vaccines and now they're attempting to recover economically from that. but i also think some of the international pressure that he's feeling and he wants to deflect that international pressure, much like russia has done for 20 years under putin where he's accusing the united states and nato as you approaching on him and that's for the domestic audience. xi has taken a page out of that chapter. what am i talking about her

mrs desai, her 220th. day on the picket line, was marked by a presentation. tation on behalf of the north west london branch of usdaw, the shopworkers union! to mrs desai, treasurer of the strike committee. thank you very much, madam. translation: mrs desai| was a very strong woman. she had made up her mind to bring the union into the factory. because our women were treated badly. — we believed that if women have so many rights in this country, then why can't we have them too? grunwick relied upon the new influx of asians from east africa to supply the workforce. commonly thought passive and hard working, the tables were about to turn. translation: in the grunwick factory, there was a big - glass room where the manager used to sit. he would observe us all from that room. he would keep an eye on us. if you were going to the toilet and it took too long, then he would ask why, "what were you up to?" the unlikely leader of the grunwick strike would challenge the stereotype of the submissive asian woman. translation: i was on the picket line from - the first day th

so here to with you, is heather holt who is represented by mark reny. >> mr. president, commissioners i'm mark reny, i'm here with heather holt. say hi, heather. >> hi. >> adobe books has been hosting culture and been a part of the mission district since 1989. thaer recognized as a legacy business and i understand the commission and staff have some concerns about the safety protocol that's we have in place and would like adobe books to host entertainment. first of, i would like to dispute, mainly the main reason that we're here tonight. that concerns the shooting. we have some people that may have witnessed but i asked a lot of questions about this. this was pay perfect storm that night, it was the friday 13th, the next door shop gives free tatoos on april the 13th. they had a large crowd and we had a large crowd that night also. the person trying to walk into the tatoo place, trying to get a swastika on the side of the neck, it became a contention situation and a fight ensued but away from adobe books and shots rang out. i would ask that the record be open, i

the genocide of the ukrainian people as a whole, and here someone writes in the chat, i marked it all there, oh mrenko, i switched to the ukrainian language, i read it so easily, it is with such amazement that the ukrainian language is so who doesn't know this? i am, for example, myself. well, i was brought up in a russian-speaking family, because i am in kyiv, but i switched to the ukrainian language in 1989, when i actively joined the student movement, and at that time, this was my inner desire, including adopt the ukrainian language and identify yourself as a person who fights not just for the rights of students but for the restoration of ukrainian statehood, etc. so you stopped there for how many 32 or 33 years, the series is actually for those who do not know who will say what are historians who believe that ukraine had three maidans er and the first maidan it was exactly the student maidan the so-called revolution on granite these three

john: mark joseph of call me mr., thank you very much. john: endometriosis is a disease that affects one in ten people with uteruses over the course of their lifetime. it occurs when tissue, similar to the lining of the uterus, gross somewhere else in the body, typically on or around reproductive organs. it can cause debilitating pain and often leads to infertility. but after symptoms begin, it can take years for doctors to correctly diagnose it. a new documentary tells the story of several people as they battle endometriosis and fight for more awareness of both the disease itself and treatment for it. >> i knew something was wrong. >> it took 10 doctors to find someone who believed my pain. >> i thought i am dying or have some rare disease. then i go online and find millions. john: ali rogin is back with a conversation with the director of that documentary, shannon cohn. it's part of our continuing covera of inequities in women's health, "unequal treatment." ali: thank you for joining us. many people might have heard the word endometrios

mr. johnson's marks that concludes the applicants will for seat 5. i want to say how grateful i am and the people who applied for the seat for lived experience this will be inhave you been to the commission we have folks to hear come fr now seat 6. to reminds everybody this is the seat for people with significant experience providing services to or enengage nothing advocacy. and first up is andre salina. the floor is yours. >> thank you. supervisor safai and chair dorse competence walton. i'm andre salina for seat 6 of the director service provide and resident of san francisco for 27 years. i clinical work at city wide focus psychiatry and first clinic in san francisco establish in the 1980. across the program this is city wide [inaudible] 2,000 individuals with ment will illness and [inaudible]. the marining whom are currentlier formerly homeless. i have been providing [inaudible] to [inaudible] and homeless individuals for 25 years. and including lacasa [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [reading fast] over the years i worked with individuals of every race

mr. trump could not use executive privilege to shield mark meadows and seven other former aides from testifying to the grand jury examining january 6th, and that same judge ordered mr. trump's own lawyer to testify today in the case about those classified documents found at mar-a-lago. a significant blow to mr. trump's legal team. >> all right, ken, thank you. >>> a potentially dangerous night of violent storms ahead for millions in parts of the south and southeast. a turbulent morning northwest of dallas today as a possible tornado swept through while in missouri more flash flooding today after two people were killed in a flood last night. bill karins is here now. bill, how severe is the threat we're looking at? >> good evening, lester. we'll watch the next four hours being the peak of this possible tornado event. we have a watch until midnight. this means we could have strong tornadoes even off sunset, which is extremely dangerousc[lu going from memphis down to jackson mississippi and monroe and eastern arkansas, that nasty line of storms just went through the little rock area. this area in r

for housewife mrs jayaben desai, her 220th day on the picket line was marked by a presentation. on behalfl of the north west london branch of usdaw, the shop workers union, to mrs desai, — who is the treasurer- of the strike committee. thank you very much for coming along. . translation: jayaben desai was a very strong woman. . she had made up her mind to bring the union into the factory... ..because our women were treated badly. we believed that if women have so many rights in this country, then why can't we have them, too? grunwick relied upon the new influx of asians from east africa to supply its workforce. commonly thought passive and hard—working, the tables were about to turn. in the grunwick factory, there was a big glass room, where the manager used to sit. he would observe us all from that room. he would keep an eye on us. if you were going to the toilet and it took too long, then he would ask why, what were you up to? the unlikely leader of the grunwick strike, jayaben desai, would challenge the stereotype of the submissive asian woman. i was on the picket line from t

with me we have the current chairman of the homeland security committee, mr. marks. [applause] >> chairman we just heard senator cruz talk about wanting to get the majority of the senate. was the right action being as good right now? >> if it was awesome for us to have been taking control of the united states house of representatives for the republican party. and really for the american people. it is awesome. >> now that you are in the majority, what is the next step when it comes legislation to tackle the border crisis? >> we have a bill we are putting together in homeland security department in the committee that addresses -- there are different jurisdictions. the shary committee has all of the immigration -- causation act -- judiciary committee has all the immigration and naturalization act there. there are laws being disregarded by this administration fall under that jurisdiction. under the helmet security, it is about the people. it's about the technology and infrastructure. we are going to do things that streamlined hiring process for customs and border patro