and i should just quickly add, they've got the story ness. story about loch ness.at's important. we're that's so important. we're going to to later in detail. to get to it later in detail. we are hold ness back are going to hold loch ness back because staying up because that's you're staying up for believe me. for loch ness. believe me. right. to to right. we're going to move on to the have they got? >> yes. so they've got some of the stories that we've just talked but they've also talked about. but they've also got defence chief vows got a defence chief shapps vows to fight for the military. >> so is the times. my >> so this is the times. my mistake. >> this times and basically >> this is times and basically shappsis >> this is times and basically shapps is taking over. rishi sunak has has got him in so he's defence secretary now to , to defence secretary now to, to replace ben wallace. who you know, has actual experience in the, in the forces . but you've the, in the forces. but you've got to start somewhere. josh well they've got, they've started way back. >> ye

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. >> they're not like the loch ness monster we've got ness monster where we've got hard let's ness monsterdent let's ness monster where we've got ha|it independent then. let's ness monster where we've got ha|it independent then. and et's do it independent then. and apparently one time in apparently at one time in history, human history, the entire human population was down to about 1000 just don't 1000 people. please just don't tell bill how was done tell bill gates how it was done . you see what i did there? tell bill gates how it was done . ycscientistsit i did there? tell bill gates how it was done . ycscientists . i did there? tell bill gates how it was done . ycscientists . yeah, there? tell bill gates how it was done . ycscientists . yeah, ilere? tell bill gates how it was done . ycscientists . yeah, i see’ >> scientists. yeah, i see science artists. good one. uncovered. devastating event that may have led to humanity's doom 900 years ago. this is a fascinating story. basically, they have decided they have found evidence that suggests that about 900,000 years ago, the whole human rac

it runs into loch ness.eeds to be there. but there's also issues of there's no navigation authority on loch ness. there's the issue of the ownership and soil that could bring in extra resources into the loch . so resources into the loch. so really an integrated interdepartmental mental approach is really what is needed. >> thanks very much, gerry and jorg, for joining >> thanks very much, gerry and jorg, forjoining me >> thanks very much, gerry and jorg, for joining me to talk about what is a huge issue in northern ireland and i'm sure has lot of thought has generated a lot of thought over here in great britain as well. so much. well, stay well. thanks so much. well, stay with us. as in a few minutes, we'll be joined by stefan kyriazis, who to london kyriazis, who has been to london theatre scene, and he's going to bnng theatre scene, and he's going to bring us all the and people that i knew had dewbs & co weeknights from . & co weeknights from. six >> welcome back to the show. now it's >> welcome back to th

but look, whilst ac�*arbitrary ness about this pert of arbitrary ness about this per se, wherever youhat the 18 year old yardstick is about right. after all, you can't sign legally binding content pacts or get a tattoo or buy a packet of cigarettes until you're 18. in this country . and it seems to me this country. and it seems to me to be strange that you should be able to vote before that, but couldn't make personal decisions like those ones. and you certainly can be the ward of the court in this country until you're 18. so you could be you could be a ward of the state, but you'd still be able to decide decision makers decide who the decision makers are state. that are who run the state. that seems peculiar to me as seems rather peculiar to me as well . i seems rather peculiar to me as well. i mean, you need your parents to consent to get married until you're 18. the idea that you should be able to decide who governs a country, but you still can't decide to tie seems rather tie the knot seems rather peculiar to me as well. >> don't think? it would be >> don't you think? it would be

and it's ness. if you blow the whistle in switzerland to date, i handled the pressure the way i handled the pressure this. there are several factors. i'm a real religious person. i had a brilliant psychologist who coached me an exceptional t. peyton lloyd lady lawyer who fight it in the courtroom like a lion for it's off springs and great support when i was 3 months in a christian mental thought. there i learned to think like the german year of the, the bone high for, or will fight the denazi's to things like gone the and martin luther king. and all this open to my eyes message use against me were the same as the not to many against jewish people, except they could not kill me. i lost all their id a valid on public because it became crystal clear that and i and my family the talk at the space showed the co i'll forward this and the government. we are going outside the law up using that petition, you know, or to talk is in a sense, pete, i understood the mo, the so for on the used with a case in swit

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the first is on van ness between o'farrell and geary. it's funded with the m.t.a.s van ness geary street project. another project is for the central subway. it is one of ten artworks commissioned for the new line. it's over 650 feet long, consists of 550 l.e.d. panels between the powell street station and the union street station. it's called lucy in the sky, and the lights are patterned with unique sequences so that commuters can experience a unique pattern each time they pass through. >> perfect. what about the early day sculpture that was removed from the civic center? >> this is a question that cities have been grappling with nationwide. following the removal of early days in 2018, there was a toppling of statues in golden gate park as well as the removal of the christopher columbus statue. we are partnering with the parks department as well as the community to engage with the public to develop guidelines to evaluate the existing monuments and memorials in the civic arts collection and evaluate the removal of a monument or statue but

mike ness, this week is erie shocked in biology ministry and he's clear what he's country for peace and what he was conflict in 16 minutes on dw, what secret lie behind these discovered language benches and 360 degrees and explore fascinating. both heritage spelling d w world heritage 360. now the situated in the heart of your hand, this big this museum office of thought provoking and educational experience it serves to remind us of the segregation and discrimination under the apollo tate regime. welcome to the apology. museum within these walls are unique exhibitions that illustrate the rise and full of of pottage late. so we take a glimpse into the post. so history never repeat.

also, we covered the final five of 11 final total designs for 49 south van ness video wall. presented by greg fora. these films were 1 to 3 minutes in length and approaches from animated hand appellanted portraits, live action and digital animation. all with connections to san francisco history, culture and or the work performed in the building itself. this was a treat for my fellow vac commissioners. it was a movie night for us. silent movie night as there is no sound track that goes with the films. they will be at the 49 south van ness building which houses a lot of city agencies and departments, so as people go into the building, they will be presented with this great big video wall you can actually see if you look at the picture in the corner through the outside windows so people even passing the building will be able to see it, and then as not only employees but people going to visit city aijss are walking into the building, they will be presented with this and again, representing scenes of city life and action and some of the work the city agencies are doing. very exci

i live at 100 van ness. from my apartment i see a great extent of van ness avenue and i see virtually every day motorcycle hot roders who ignore speed limits and zip up and down even in the bus lanes to get where they are going. we have not had a horrendous accident recently but a couple years ago at least two the car that was hit was turned over. it is-this is a area where all the good things we talk about, 20 mile hour speed limits are not go toog work because the guys and girls who are in these vehicles are having a great time speeding. we need enforcement. i realize we have a limited amount of resources, but we need to do something about it. related to that, a number of these vehicles make a loud noise. they have i think disabled whatever mufflers. limits the amount of noise that can be made and but that requires enforcement too. but the speeding and the noise in many cases go together and i hear and see both. >> speaker time concluded. thank you for sharing comments. next speaker, please. >> hi, luke bo

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. >> authorizing the director to execute contract modification to sfmta contract number the van ness improve am project. with releases all outstanding potential claims except for subcontractor placements the amount by 5 million dollars. with contribution from the san francisco puc commission of sick million dollars for total amount of 227 million dollars and extend the date by 832 days. >> good afternoon will directors i'm joined by the project manager for the van ness program. will give a review of the good news the civic van ness brt making travel easy for san franciscans and review the terms of the settlement. which the secretary describe and would answer questions you have before you vote. >> good afternoon. >> i'm the project manager. i want to start by saying how proud i am to be here. in service for a year now and our travel times are down by 30%. saving up half an hour on round trip up and down the corridor and our night owl service increased by delete00% of the number of passengerses on the corridor. and in addition to that. the san francisco got a new state of the art bus r

you for landmarking recommendation, the carnaval mural and chata gutierrez mural are the south van ness and 24 street. the office initiated the landmark designation because they are located on adjacent walls to each other and often referenced together in significance to the mission, the cultural district and city rich latinx history and culture. the carnaval mural is iconic for representation of the annual carnaval parade and festival. tradition hosted and led by performers, residents and organizations for the mission for over 40 years. now the largest multicultural festival on the west coast and celebrate and [indiscernible] of the mission and san francisco. the mural depicts the mission tradition beautifully featuring jaime [indiscernible] mexican immigrant and muni bus drivers who appears as a dancer in the red dress [indiscernible] playing the drums and the brazilian dancer. [indiscernible] chata gutierrez was a cultural icon and role model for the mission district and san francisco latinx community mpts chata was born and raised in the mission and the first [indiscernible] hosted t

. >> authorizing the director to execute contract modification to sfmta contract number the van ness improve am project. with releases all outstanding potential claims except for subcontractor placements the amount by 5 million dollars. with contribution from the san francisco puc commission of sick million dollars for total amount of 227 million dollars and extend the date by 832 days. >> good afternoon will directors i'm joined by the project manager for the van ness program. will give a review of the good news the civic van ness brt making travel easy for san franciscans and review the terms of the settlement. which the secretary describe and would answer questions you have before you vote. >> good afternoon. >> i'm the project manager. i want to start by saying how proud i am to be here. in service for a year now and our travel times are down by 30%. saving up half an hour on round trip up and down the corridor and our night owl service increased by delete00% of the number of passengerses on the corridor. and in addition to that. the san francisco got a new state of the art bus r

so starting in may, our office of small business has actually started working out of 49 south van nesse permit center, and we have a team of two staff who are dedicated to helping small businesses through their permitting journey. so we do encourage people, you can come to the permit center or you can e-mail us at sfosb@sfgov.org, and you can communicate with our staff dedicated to helping you with your permitting needs. we hope that people will consider consulting with us before you even sign a lease so that we can help you on the path to success and understanding the journey of setting up a small business in san francisco. >> well, thank you so much. i really appreciate you coming on the show, miss tang. thank you for the time you've given us today. >> director tang: thanks for having me. >> and that's it for this show. we'll be back shortly. you've been watching san francisco rising. for sfgovtv, i'm chris manners. thanks for watching. >>> at this time before the board i call for any speakers on the closed items listed in the agenda. there is a total of 5 minutes for speakers. >> se

dougie beattie, gb news loch ness right .ve a look at what you think of what we're talking about today. the inbox is getting very full, so we will start with what you think about the fall in inflation by 0.1. well, judith says the powers that be have less foresight than relying on a crystal ball . they relying on a crystal ball. they make predictions and rarely get it right . make predictions and rarely get it right. it's make predictions and rarely get it right . it's nearly always it right. it's nearly always surprise, surprise and then they want credit when the outcome is good. >> yeah. martin not me. martin says. what exactly has jeremy hunt done to lower petrol and food costs to cause of inflation to fall? what makes sense? >> i'm not sure that makes sense. >> so what he's saying is, what's the government done to make inflation fall? will this just have happened anyway? oh i see. they take the credit for it. >> yeah, well, plenty of people are asking that as well. mel says it will be interesting to see if the size of sup

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u in general, assembly ness and yahoo toes, by potential normalization agreement, but without any clear indication of an end to the palestinian occupation, is rarely forces of shots and protests is that the goal is a vote, defends injuring at least 31 palestinians. they've been demonstrating against, as well as close of a boat across like an attack. spies where you settlers these ready, all media has also launched as strikes on the strip, enjoying the 2 people in the outside has moved from gauze of the air strikes that a targeted or bob. the 3 observation points belonging to him, as israel says, came in response to the incendiary balloons. that's where set towards israel, by the protesters. uh, protesting long because it is really uh, borders. uh now at least 2 people where uh, injured in those uh, air strikes and artillery shells on those uh military or on those observation points that have been protesting. armenia with the government's handling of the recent crisis and the kind of back 100 schools of the problem is resignation ethnic . armenians in the region agreed to lay down the we

. >> i'm here with john francis pavement to parks manager and this parklet on van ness street first of all, what is a parklet and part of pavement to parks program basically an expense of the walk in a public realm for people to hang anti nor a urban acceptable space for people to use. >> parklets sponsors have to apply to be considered for the program but they come to us you know saying we want to do this and create a new space on our street it is a community driven program. >> the program goes beyond just parklets vacant lots and other spaces are converted we're here at playland on 43 this is place is cool with loots things to do and plenty of space to play so we came up with that idea to revitalizations this underutilized yard by going to the community and what they said want to see here we saw that everybody wants to see everything to we want this to be a space for everyone. >> yeah. >> we partnered with the pavement to parks program and so we had the contract for building 236 blot community garden it start with a lot of jacuzzi hammers and bulldozer and now the point we're plantin

so starting in may, our office of small business has actually started working out of 49 south van nesspermit center, and we have a team of two staff who are dedicated to helping small businesses through their permitting journey. so we do encourage people, you can come to the permit center or you can e-mail us at sfosb@sfgov.org, and you can communicate with our staff dedicated to helping you with your permitting needs. we hope that people will consider consulting with us before you even sign a lease so that we can help you on the path to success and understanding the journey of setting up a small business in san francisco. >> well, thank you so much. i really appreciate you coming on the show, miss tang. thank you for the time you've given us today. >> director tang: thanks for having me. >> and that's it for this show. we'll be back shortly. you've been watching san francisco rising. for sfgovtv, i'm c

supervisors zeroed in on a drastic new step, declaring a county wide state of emergency on homeless ness. the resolution directs the office of homeless care and coordination to come up with a response plan in 60 days with specific steps to be taken to address the escalating homeless crisis. the county has spent hundreds of millions of dollars and what has it gotten? >> it's gotten worse. we need a state of an emergency so we can get federal money and state money. >> some of the statistic alameda county looked at included the high rent burden. 40% of those who are homeless have at least one permanent disability, the maximum state disability benefit is just over $1,000 a month. yet the average studio apartment in alameda county rents for over $1,500 a month. that gap forces many into homelessness, as does substance abuse. second chance in newark runs a recovery shelter, and they say a state of emergency is long overdue. i think we're at the starting point of it with the state of emergency, but it will take a while for it to trickle down. >> somebody's waiting on their next meal. can't wait

from any of the fear and the anxiety and the feelings of not enough-ness that i was struggling with.a character and not have to think about any of that. i could just be this other person. and then the characters started to save me in a whole new way. then they became not just a place where i could hide, but they became a place where i could live through them. >> reporter: kerry found more than an escape. she found success in acting early on. performing with the star theater program, a group focused on promoting teen health, including teaching young people about safer sex in the midst of the aids epidemic. >> i lost it with eric. >> reporter: this work led to an appearance on an abc news special with peter jennings. >> a friend of mine told me that she heard eric had aids or hiv or something. how am i supposed to deal with this? i'm only 14. who can i talk to about this? what does all this mean? it's so confusing. i've got to get out of here. >> reporter: it led to you getting a nickname, correct? what was it? >> did it. i was a peer educator. i always had condoms in my backpack, and

it's a pretty historic size in the occupied westbank has been added to your ness goes list of wells heritage sites to also tom which has to instantly pre dates. the gyptian permits is the case of man of the palestinian city of jericho. evidence of ancient human supplements can be found at the auction, logical site and not so it was made by a committee of the u. s. cultural agency as meeting and we had as well which extends unesco in 2019 has denounced the decision and pulled it political in the some fun who of hell of some time has exceptional universe who value because it's the very 1st example of a city when men sort of stone construction and building a pictured city, this happens intel also time. and when men came out of the caves and thought about creating a civil system and a place we bring together a number of people. this happens, intel also time in this location man, 1st thoughts of the concepts of animal domestication and agriculture that are on joining us live now is um, i'll, as i'm a professor of his history and anthropology at shoney's state university of castle university, it's

city funded disability community cultural center and it is across the street from city hall on van ness and grove. i know we have been talking about it a lot but it is actually happening and if you drive by you can see it's being built. we are in the final stages of procurement for a service provider to develop and begin implementation of the center and expect to bring a contract forered with for approve by the das commission in the next couple months. >> yea! >> next slide. goal two. we got a lot happening over there. so, goal two is the strong workforce collaboration. last year das facilitated the first ever aging and disability affordable shouzing needs assessment, which culminated in 10 findings and nearly 50 recommendation for the city's lead agencies on issues of housing, disability and aging to better meet the affordable housing needs of san francisco seniors and people with disabilities. having conclude said our facilitation of this process, das moved into a supporting role that continue over the next year collaborating with the san francisco planning department and other city p

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mike ness, this week is erie socked in by the ministry these for these countries or difficulties and what he was conflict next on dw, the is the, let's me, we'll tell you the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use the dream force and for the future feelings about what's going on in the industry. instead of being discussed across the continent, d, the news africa every friday on d w. our interest, the global economy portfolio dw business. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the flight for market dominance. east this is west with dw business be on the the booster you crave it's trip. so punch through the 1st slowly the rushes defenses in the southern region. them zachary's, you would well next steps be even ha, that's the little caustic. my guess this week is your re sac advise that to ukraine's ministry of defense. and he's clear what he's country will differ based on what he won't getting to concessions to. and a dresser is etc, it's it's, it's a not stop a despite the good news on the battlefield, as a political cas

mike ness this week is here, restocked in by the ministry of just 5 of has and he's to what he's country based on what he was conflict then 19 minutes on dw, the how many pushes start out in the world right now. climate change the story. this is much less the way from just one week how much was going to really get we still have time to work on doing the flex. this subscriber for molding is like hello guys. this is a 77 percent of the platform for the issues and share ideas. you know, on this channel we're not afraid to pass and then he gets to talk to the young people clearly have the solution, the future a this 77 percent every weekend on dw the this is dw news coming to live from berlin, after catastrophic wildfire, greece is hit by devastating floods. officials say it's a zip. grease has changed climate zone, so severe rain storms and record rainfall kills at least 14 in the region with more rain expected. also coming up ukraine will get a $1000000000.00 and extra us assistance us secretary of state anthony blinking is in keep with that message and the promise of controversial deplete

and japan are working together on a joint commission to explode, a permanently shaded luna. pulse ness are in us. companies are also preparing to more emissions in the coming months. all of this works as a prelude to the next big step. the 1st man mission since 1972. which in turn full shadows, the building of luna bases which are in planning by a number of different countries all hoping to gain a permanent foothold on how closest. so let's deal neighbors and to get ahead stones on what could be the next frontier of geo political conflict or from or in this we're joined now by derrick williams from dw science. derek. tell us more about this japanese mission and in what sense it apart from the other lunar emissions that we've seen recently. well, a couple of different factors. um, it's called the moon sniper nickname the moon's night for, for a reason, which is that this is about precision landing. so the japanese are trying to land within a 100 meters of a pre determined spot on the moving service now. and that, that might sound trivial, but it's really not. and if you look at other, a

so i got the feeling from talking to her that she's turning now to, okay, homeless ness, fentanyl, thety of san francisco, and it's time to sort of give back for the time that you let me sure. go that way. >> a bit of a shift in her focus to be more local and that makes sense. she's handed over party leadership to hakeem jeffries. so but i want to ask you, though, with this announcement, which democrats waiting in the wings might be a little disappointed or the studio is not big enough to hold them all because, you know, there's not only those that would want to run for her seat, but those that would want to run for the people's seat that were running for her seat right that other way. >> scott wiener, who had been speaking about the possibility of running, had always made it contingent on the fact he's a state senator, that only if she didn't run. and he was quick to say, i'm glad that she's running. she's a great, talented, great person, great person to have. there so he's going to be standing down. he's got a few more years as a state senator. so he can wait. he can wait it out. oth

and he emphasized that while there seems to be a one sided ness when it comes to international governance institutions. and well, the western countries led by the united states continue to break their promises, betray their word and present a dishonest narrative to the world is optimistic because the bricks points the way forward. and he highlighted the increasing relationship between countries in the developing world and the alternative path of sustainable development that is offered by getting out of a situation where the western countries have in full dominance. here is when he reflected on what gives him hope, amid the negative things he was forced to discuss with was the most of the menu world. although he's being bull and vide before all ice. the main trend now is the desire of the world majority to strengthen the solvency and to defend the national interest. they no longer want to leave on the someone's dictate, such association says breaks and the shanghai corporation, organization own device providing the concert. so the global self with opportunities for joint development and fo

the legend of the loch ness monster, for decades, people have set out to prove its existence to no avail. still the thrill of spotting the creature draws more than $1500000.00 tours to the scottish highlands each year. dave houghton believes that nessie is real, but you won't find him on a group expedition. searching for it. they prefer to go with alone, confident that his method will bring him face to face with the elusive creature. welcome to the highlands cut the greatest mystery governess. what lies below its depths is a question that's grips generations. jewels, millions to a dock. mackie voltage in search of the monster save holton seen many nessie hunches come guy. he spends every moment he can come here by the water's edge, while his own private sanctuary away from the crowns. dave believes as a creature out the creature he hopes one day to discover costs a day. it's got to somewhere out as well as the hesitating or hopefully she's still, or he's still here, you know, and those mornings where the mist is just hovering above the wall to you know, just come on just poking, i don't,

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since i first reported on willow street nearly two years ago, a new encampment has popped up on van ness and it's grown. >> now there's no excuse. now at least some of it will be cleaned up. >> some critics call the sweeps humane and a violation of people's civil rights. the city attorney says they're still working out when to sweep certain encampments, but they'll know more in a few weeks. the trial date for federal court has been set for late next year. and starting next week, san francisco judges will be able to order people with severe mental illness off the streets and into treatment. it's one of a handful of california counties launching the governor's new care court program. opponents say the approach criminalizes the mentally ill and violates their rights. here's what the governor said to this on 60 minutes last night. >> someone could end up in conservatorship. isn't care court saying comply or else? >> we have people ending up in conservatorship all the time. and i get why people don't want to see more. but we have that system already. here's all i ask. prove us wrong, don't as