mr. morgan and their staff for clearing this up. my only question or concern if you might direct it to staff although this is an ordinance that amends the code because there are fees that are waived currently and retroactively that would have some physical impact and i did not see what that physical impact is. i don't oppose it, i just was wondering what that was and if you can bring that forth. otherwise, thank you very much. great work. >> chairman: thank you. i thought i was going to be able to add you as a co-sponsor this morning but with that last question, i can't add you as a co-sponsor. budget analyst deemed this to not have physical impact. next speaker, please. >> linda chapman. good start to the week i would say indeed. i'm here for a different item, but i want to thank supervisor peskin and co-sponsors for putting this forward to protect the taxi industry. i have to say, one, as a person who is now an older person and also disabled, the taxis are critical to us. yesterday, i actually had to call one to rescue me from the

mr. morgan, my new shift machine, the me the show focus bubble on the video still to give each so you're good to him while you with the, with you, with the features. so would you be useful that you can get in follow through with the union and it's hard to more near doubtful the side note. every agile is suitable. y'all are usually anchored and you get to the island by boat. the hardest part is getting through the breaking way, but suddenly it was from what you were looking to be over there. a lot of the workers all cool near the company on the look over the noisy change. would you ask me for it? i was filming on the shore and couldn't work out what was going on. it seemed sergei had just come ashore with everyone else so so you're going to do what would you like to do for you guys? your water? you know, partially so i'm pretty on the the the will of the job up job on he more than me. sharp. and you more you can remember like talk to the other. i'm pretty much over what you still got don't you don't you go here. you could you please leave your name your vote with no human on, but you know

so, really, ithink reid did challenge mr morgan's comment."r. when i was at _ matter? it is pretty much the end of the matter. when i was at have i matter? it is pretty much the end of. the matter. when i was at have come, we were involved in a case where a broadcaster took us to the high court saying we had restricted his freedom of expression and the ruling we made upholding generally accepted standards. we won that case, but it's always been clear to me that 0fcom and its lawyers have always been concerned that if they are seen to restrict freedom of expression, they will end up in trouble in at they will end up in trouble in at the high court, and that mightjust be a background factor, not the deciding factor, but a background factor. 171 deciding factor, but a background factor. ., ., ., factor. if he wanted to return to good morning _ factor. if he wanted to return to good morning britain, - factor. if he wanted to return to good morning britain, this i factor. if he wanted to return to good morning britain, this is i factor. if he wante

mr morgan left good morning britain in march — walking off set after saying he did not believe claimsain and france had to be shut down after catching fire in ashford in kent. the connection will be lost for nine days and will then only be able to operate at half capacity until next march. it could impact on wholesale energy prices and ultimately consumer bills. john lewis has announced that it's chartering a fleet of ships to make sure its christmas stock arrives on time. retailers have been struggling to get hold of some items because of driver shortages and global shipping delays. the business says it will throw everything at the issues to make sure christmas isn't disrupted. the tennis superstar emma raducanu arrived back home in bromley in south london today, after her historic victory at the us open on saturday. the 18—year—old was welcomed by her father after a whirlwind few days in new york — appearing on us chat shows and attending the star—studded met ball. most workers and employers don't believe there'll ever be a full return to office working after the pandemic. a survey

mr morgan, why have you been trading at herjob back?y— talked about choate in the country, and on my last day, ironically, the most—watched show in the country, and i_ most—watched show in the country, and l was _ most—watched show in the country, and i was then asked to apologise for and _ and i was then asked to apologise for and honestly held opinion about meghan— for and honestly held opinion about meghan markle's claims to oprah winfrey— meghan markle's claims to oprah winfrey and i declined to apologise for up—to—date 0fcom has come out and emphatically endorsed my right to not_ and emphatically endorsed my right to not believe what the duke and duchess — to not believe what the duke and duchess of sussex were saying, and i'm delighted that they've asked to recognise — i'm delighted that they've asked to recognise what i said five months ago. which — recognise what i said five months ago, which is actually, in a democracy, we have a thing called free speech and freedom of expression and you are allowed to have _ expression and you

mr morgan left good morning britain in march after saying he did not believe claims made by the duchessms because of driver shortages and global shipping delays. the business says it will throw everything at the issues to make sure christmas won't be disrupted. the environment agency has been ordered by a high courtjudge to increase its efforts to reduce the smell and hydrogen sulphide emissions from a landfill site in staffordshire as a matter of urgency. the legal action was brought by a motherfrom newcastle—under—lyme over fears her five—year—old son — who has chronic lung disease — was being put at risk by the poor air quality. kathryn stanczyszyn reports. five—year—old matthew richards was born at 26 weeks and has had problems with his lungs ever since, but his family says he has faced a bigger barrier to hell in his short life. the noxious hydrogen sulphide gas released from the landfill site he lives next to. in an important legal case, they took the environment agency to court under human rights law for repeatedly failing to tackle the issues at the quarry. today a judge ruled i

mr morgan left good morning britain in march after saying he did not believe claims made by the duchess in terminal decline, people are just not watching it, and suddenly, we get a plethora of new news channels, we've had gb news launched in the summer, and of course, rupert murdoch, only a few months ago, was saying that he didn't think there was a business case for a new news channel in the united kingdom. but things have changed. maybe looking a little bit at what happened to gb news with that slightly declining audience, its technical troubles and the disappearance from its airwaves, of its lead presenter and chairman andrew neil this week. it all suggests that maybe things are in flux, so they have announced that there will be injanuary, or maybe early next year, this new talk tv, it will be streaming, in america on a fox nation, which is the fox news streaming service, and it will even be on australia. this is the piers morgan programme in particular. they are looking for a global side of things in particular, but also trying to reach an audience that it feels maybe is not being s

mr. chamberlain like a critically ill patient, you treated him like a criminal suspect. >> morgan, i wantet some context on what we were seeing when we come back. roll the clip. >> mr. chamberlain, are you there? hi, sir, can you hear me? hello? >> the police are still outside my door. they got my i.d. now. >> mr. chamberlain, do you want me to call and cancel the dispatch? >> yes. >> now, morgan, apart from when you saw what happened in police reform last week, what are your feelings that when you see this acting that -- that captured you and your partner? >> same thing as you see any time you watch situations like this. we -- we've seen them on television. too many people have cameras now and they can document stuff and the police themselves. it seems to me like we somehow become complacent. and point now is that we got to be un-complacent. can't just let things like this happen and say, well, that's the way it is. we have to do something. we have to change our entire thinking about our police. and policing. >> before i let you go, i want to hear your opinion on a broader issue. the mov

it seems cool for morgan hill but maybe that is a mr. reed by the computer.he view at the golden gate where it is obviously cloudy. mid-seventies -- napa. upper 70's at livermore. a pretty beautiful picture right there. chances of drizzle diminishing overnight. sunny or warmer later this week. from 11:00 tonight until 11:00 tomorrow night, getting a bit windy out to sea. there is a risk of rip currents. overnight low temperatures in the low to mid 50's. a little bit chillier in the north bay. tomorrow, the highs about 65, 68 in san francisco. right along the bay shoreline, low 70's. inland areas in the east bay, 80-81 degrees for the most part. in the south bay, look for a high of 73 in san jose. at napa. re is ourgreater skies tomorrow. it will be a little bit warmer than today. the warmth will increase going into the middle of the week. the warmth cranks into higher gear. look for high temperatures inland in the mid-90's. dan and kristin. kristen: a dramatic rescue.mati hear from the officer who risked his life to save a driver. dan: a letter written 80 yea

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morgan beijing. he's a senior research fellow at the center for china, and globalization is good to have you with us. mr. mark. thank you very much. indeed for being with us on. i'll just 0. how much of a pushback do you think that there is, there's going to be against this, given the fact that there is a generation of children and young people who have grown up with what they will be perceived to be freedoms, which they may know believe are being taken away. well, 1st of all, thanks for having me rob. i think you're right that there are a lot of questions, especially in the western world, but i think it's more accustomed to a perhaps we can call it a liberal way of life. but i want to point out here a couple things 1st that this is being portrayed in as reactive by the government and by the party. and i think that's not correct that this is actually part of a very proactive, long term objective. the so called to centennial re goals where in 2021. the goal for china was to become a moderately prosperous society. and 520-4900 anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china to be an advanced

morgan solomon were nearly killed when their boats hit those objects. lucky today, mr. hopkins is still with us. this is just a example of what we deal with. on occasion, hunters will come across explosive device years left by the military. i would like to my colleagues and friends and alaska, there is a permitting problem only access road from being built that wouldn't allow local residents to only lifesaving hospital within 30 miles. and yet people die because they couldn't get there. people die, currently it's either by air transport or telehealth. signed permafrost as revealing burial sites that were previously unknown. when i walked across the land bureau management and environmental conservation, we could smell the diesel and our feet went through the ground. there was debris under the ground. these are the kind of contaminants it we are dealing with that we can't even develop this land, we can't disturb it. according to the alaska department of environmental conservation, there is an estimate of approximately 209 slides that we don't know of. it only documented w

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morgan shares and b of a calls, wells fargo calls and capital one calls and square calls. do you agree, then, it seems quite obviously with mr. mayo's assessment i do, scott. we always enjoy him when he comes on even without props. this is a sector that's up 47% and of course, it screened higher in the first two months of the year, scott and sort of like the material stocks is that infrastructure bill dragged on they bled off the banks did, those infrastructure stocks like cliffs, like rio tinto and so forth bled off, but the banks came back with a vengeance and like i say, that's why they are the second best performing group right now. 47% is nothing to sneeze at. i think it goes higher still, scott, but not because we jump over 2%, but because we just hold on to these higher rates here and because the consumer then decides that in a stable economy which we are getting towards, that they can go out and make, you know, get those loans for whatever purposes, buy a new car, work on the house, whatever it is and the consumer loan portfolios at some of these banks is going to make them more attractive and then commercial, as wel

mr. all in i guess there are a lot of others too. >> i think we have had quite a few on the show. adam parker or dubrovka from jp morgan we are mostly seeing the same thing. what we're seeing is a massive inventory restocking going to occur soon and i can't tell you when. that may be part of the problem. i can't tell you when. nobody can tell you when the chip shortage will end nobody can tell you how quickly the performing block ajs in l.a. and lange beach last but it feels comfortable to say they will not last forever and when gm and ford and everybody gets chips they crank our cars that economic activity will filter through the entire national economy let me burt treys my point more. look to it economic indicators, jobless claims, factor in kids back to schools so parents go back to work think about the retail sales from this past week. i could go on and on what i'm trying to say is this i feel like i'm looking at a different set of circumstances than the market is looking at. that's okay. because sometimes the market acts like a wet blanket. september tends to be that living up to billing what i'm trying to tell ev

. >> morgan whitlatch is the legal director of quality trust forfo individuals and serving as a lead project director of the national resource center for supportive decision-making. mrswhitlatch has devoted her legal career to working with on behalf of people with disabilities and older adults in matters involving capacity and guardianship alternatives. the extensive experience includes code representing the adult with down syndrome and fighting for her right to engage with supportive decision-making with the first senior in dc to have her guardianship terminated in favor of supportive decision-making next we have a clinical professor of family and community medicine at the university of california school of medicine and was a comprehensive y background and then to improve outcomes with those that developed developmental disabilities throughout the lifestyle with emphasis on adolescents and adults. and the vice president for the national center of state courts a former state court administrator and as well as the past president of the national association for court management. and has previously provided testimony to the senate committeeal on aging and then to lead g

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