commissioner ortiz? >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena: new delhi, years ago, i worked in the area, and you were always in the oasis of what could be a ru rough patch in the neighborhood. us in the industry, we can work some crazy hours, and you were always there for us. dianda's, i'm from the mission. you're a staple. every time a communion, baptism, wedding, you're there, so i'm really proud that dianda's is getting the recognition today. >> president adams: thank you. commission commission commissioner zouzounis? >> commissioner zouzounis: dianda's, you're there at everything. i'm proud to see three generations on the registry. it's great to see a corner store on the registry. >> president adams: commission commissioner? >> i'm very happy to see dianda's being honored today. d >> president adams: any other comments? i just wanted to say thank you, everyone, for being a legacy business. each and every one of you, as one of our speakers said, is part of the fabric of this city. it's such an honor -- this i

>> i just wanted to second what commissioner ortiz said. there's an opportunity here i think as we are looking at this and re-examining this. when we come out on the other side and hopefully the measure is successful. there's an opportunity here to open things up a bit. and loosen some of the strangle hold on small business and particularly the young businesses just trying to get up off the ground. so i'm sure we'll have all of your cooperation and engagement on that. but looking forward to that and your comments are well-said. >> and i totally agree with what you just said, because that's what actually happened on divis adaro. things loosened up where i didn't think it would. and if you go down there right now, you don't see a lot of vacancies on that street between haight street and going up to geary boulevard. past geary, yes, but in that new second right now, it's like where they've opened up those upstairs and stuff, it's effective. it made a difference. okay. we are going to open this up for public comment. is there any members of the

magaly ortiz tiene la historia. de baloncesto al enterarse del trÁgico accidente aÉreo que cobrÓ la vida de sus seres queridos. el vÍdeo fue grabado por una madre que se encontraba y esto nos dijo vÍa videoconferencia. kdtv-x la verdad no podÍa explicar con palabras la energÍa que se sentía. era inevitable no llorar. magaly:ella es mulder o y su hijo viajÓ desde mÉxico para bien participar en la competencia con su equipo en baja california . >> tengo entendido que grabaste un audio en donde se escucha un grito espeluznante en el momento que estÁn estos niÑos jugando basquetbol en el lugar en donde debÍan ir kobe bryant. cuÉntame qué pasÓ ? >> casualmente en ese momento se escucha ese grito que viene desde muy adentro que te queda, te quiebra como ser humano. era un ir grito desgarrador. yo asumir ese momento. magaly: es que segÚn ella, le habÍan informado que vanessa ya se encontraba ahÍ. seguramente viajÓ por carreteraya que no acostumbraban a viajar juntos en el helicÓptero. >> todos los que abramos. todo fue sile

commissioner ortiz. >> this is the best part of the jobs. mums, i always go there. i didn't even know the history so just learning the history is amazing and makes me want to go there even more. man, wow, safe nights over there. that's one of the key things. you know you're in good hands. you could let your hair down and cmc and horizons from the mission i learned to sing over the rainbow in the '80s. off key of course but i learn it and horizons being there i walked down potrero. they're all exciting times and i'm honored to be a part of your nominations. >> commissioner: commissioner laguana. >> it's amazing to come here and hear the stories and i just want to ratify on behalf of the commission it's so uplifting to us to hear all the passion and energy that you've put and the travails you have suffered through to survive in a city when it's uncommonly difficult for a small business to make it through so i commend all of you in particular i was moved by the family's passion ash -- around mums and i can relate to seeing how the years in front of you and your family

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ortiz cartagena is running late. [roll call] you have a quorum. for the new commissioners just be sure you are speaking into the microphone. item two, general public comment. allows members of the public to comment generally on matters that are within the small business commission's jurisdiction but not on today's calendar and suggest new agenda items for the commission's future consideration. discussion item. >> do we have any members of the public who would like to make a comment on any item that is not on today's agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> item 3, introduction of new commissioners. welcome and introduction of newly appointed small business commissioners. discussion item. >> i would like to welcome, again, cynthia huie and manny yekutiel. i will get it. [laughter] i'll get it. so welcome to the commission. this is your first commission meeting. if you want to just say a few words, you are more than welcome. the forum is yours. >> so my name is manny yekutiel. it's an honor to serve on this commission. an

military is gearing up for a preemptive strike ortiz killer pope and has more on what mark esper to say on the matter. in his statement on behalf of the u.s. military and department of defense he basically cited a recent attacks on u.s. personnel and said that another strike against iran or against iranian aligned forces could be in the works this is what he said the game has changed we're prepared to do what is necessary to defend our personnel in our interests and our partners in the region now on tuesday a crowd of protesters stormed the u.s. embassy in baghdad in response the usa said it would deploy $750.00 more u.s. troops to the middle east furthermore $100.00 u.s. marines were moved from kuwait to protect the embassy in a show of force we had the united states helicopters flying over the compound firing flares as kind of a warning of protesters the embassy on rest came in the aftermath of a u.s. strike against forces in iraq in syria they say have ties to iran 25 people were killed dozens were injured in the aftermath of this strike we had protests at the u.s. embassy in baghdad

commissioner ortiz. >> this is the best part of the jobs. mums, i always go there.idn't even know the history so just learning the history is amazing and makes me want to go there even more. man, wow, safe nights over there. that's one of the key things. you know you're in good hands. you could let your hair down and cmc and horizons from the mission i learned to sing over the rainbow in the '80s. off key of course but i learn it and horizons being there i walked down potrero. they're all exciting times and i'm honored to be a part of your nominations. >> commissioner: commissioner laguana. >> it's amazing to come here and hear the stories and i just want to ratify on behalf of the commission it's so uplifting to us to hear all the passion and energy that you've put and the travails you have suffered through to survive in a city when it's uncommonly difficult for a small business to make it through so i commend all of you in particular i was moved by the family's passion ash -- around mums and i can relate to seeing how the years in front of you and your family and

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ leÓn: el 26 de marzo pasado, alfredo le contaba a julio cÉsar ortiz la odisearÍa del centro, fue notificada por el medicamento que Él necesitaba. >>dudaron tres meses para darme la medicina antes de que empezara yo a caer. hule: especialistas recomendaron que alfredo fuera trasladado al hospital, para que recibiera diÁlisis, pues cuando un paciente de este tipo no recibe tratamientos riesgo es letal. [hablan en inglÉs] >>decÍan que ya estaba muerto. me sacaron tapado por una sÁbana. ellos me declaraba muerto. julio: quÉ te habÍa pasado? >>me dio un ataque al corazÓn. julio: ahora recibe diÁlisis tres veces a la semana, pero sus riÑones trabajan menos de 3%. leÓn: el hombre falleció por estas complicaciones de salud. al regresar, conversamos con su viuda. nos cuenta de lo que ha pasado desde hacÍa amargue momento. >>tuvo un paro cardiaco estando detenido. tambiÉn tuvo una cirugÍa estando detenido. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ leÓn: en marzo pasado, julio cÉsar ortiz hablÓ con un ex detenido de adelanto que le contaba sobre su estado de salud que se agravÓ en el centro

commissioner ortiz. >> this is the best part of the jobs. mums, i always go there. i didn't even know the history so just learning the history is amazing and makes me want to go there even more. man, wow, safe nights over there. that's one of the key things. you know you're in good hands. you could let your hair down and cmc and horizons from the mission i learned to sing over the rainbow in the '80s. off key of course but i learn it and horizons being there i walked down potrero. they're all exciting times and i'm honored to be a part of your nominations. >> commissioner: commissioner laguana. >> it's amazing to come here and hear the stories and i just want to ratify on behalf of the commission it's so uplifting to us to hear all the passion and energy that you've put and the travails you have suffered through to survive in a city when it's uncommonly difficult for a small business to make it through so i commend all of you in particular i was moved by the family's passion ash -- around mums and i can relate to seeing how the years in front of you and your family

commissioner ortiz. >> i want to let everybody know december 11 at the commission economic development agency we're re-opening our market. we had several businesses and we'll have cafes, restaurants and housed a small comic book store. it's awesome. culturally inclusive. it's a small comic book shop in the world. we did it and we'll have a lot of small businesses there and i've been meaning to do this. i wanted to give a shout out to someone in the department of technology, robin earl and they've reported stuff in the portal and she's always amazing. always helpful and i wanted to give a shout out to her. >> that's awesome. >> that's it for me. >> commissioner laguana. >> one, i wanted to thank my fellow commissioners for their fellowship over the last month. it was an interesting month for me. learned a lot about city politics and na was exciting. i have been working as a result of that there's been a few silver linings. i've been working with supervisor haney on publ public/private/partnership and i've reached out to the chamber and sf travel is enthusiastic as well. hopefully someth

highlighting what they see as a continuation of military rule event also comes in response to news boss ortiz to ban thailand's most outspoken all visitation policy called fiction for which. his son hasn't come up yet but they are already out in droves patiently waiting to register for their protest right. peter song interbred i'm not even keen runners but they both feel they're taking part in something important something long overdue but. it's time for us to come out here and you know spread the word so we would like to do something about. the situation that thailand is facing. 9 months after the elections thailand has made little headway in restoring democracy after the last military coup systematic obstruction and intimidation of any opposition continue that's why the organizers formally staged to run rather than a rally. they just do anything any way to prevent us from like at ranging the event that we can speak out but they say that this country's democracy but you know the thing that they did to us is not. just after 6 am the runners embark on their 4 kilometer race dept run to oust th

and to paul has sent an international wanted notices to lebanese oath ortiz requesting the arrest of costs to go in the form and this town c.e.o. skipped bank of japan this week and fled to lebanon where he was where his while he was awaiting trial on charges of financial misconduct japanese prosecutors have raided his tokyo home reported looking for information about his escape. but turkish lawmakers have passed a bill allowing the country to deploy troops to war torn libya the move is aimed at shoring up the un recognized government in tripoli against rebel leader and if i hafta and the so-called libyan national army the bill passed this by its objections from turkey's main opposition groups and there are fears that a turkish troop deployment could further destabilize libya. but let's work through and that is that the bill was expected to pass through parliament and eventually it did giving the government a green light for a one year military deployment. but not before heavy debate in the house with opposition parties arguing vigorously against it and it is libya's internationally

admits he could have handled the country's bush barter crisis better another firefighter has ties with ortiz warn the danger is far from old. nick spicer thanks for joining us angry protests have erupted for a 2nd day in iran after the government admitted that its forces accidentally shot down a ukrainian passenger jet killing 176 people in tehran thousands of demonstrators including many students criticize the government for initially denying it was behind the disaster protesters say changes are needed to address the people's grief and frustration. only a few 100 students gathered at tehran's azadi square but they were met with tear gas the government moving quickly to clamp down on any protests a university teacher appeared on a broadcaster loyal to the station to warn those organizing further demos that they would be responsible for any resulting bloodshed. but even among pro-government newspapers disappointment and anger dominated the headlines shame bridge i'm sorry which printed the names of all $176.00 victims of wednesday's plane crash. that they came clean about it too late and that

massive plume of ash into the sky in new manila and forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights north ortiz ordered tens of thousands of people to evacuate. and australian prime minister scott morrison admits he could have handled the country's bushfire crisis better another firefighter has died as well for days on the danger is far from over. our head of the humphrey glad you could join me angry angry protests have erupted for a 2nd day in iran after the government admitted that its forces accidentally shot down a ukrainian a passenger jet killing 176 people now in teheran thousands of demonstrators many of them students slammed the government for initially denying it was behind the disaster protesters say changes are needed to address people's grief and frustration i. feel. a few 100 students gathered at tehran's as the square but they were met with tear gas the government moving quickly to clamp down on any protests wonderful a university teacher appeared on a broadcaster loyal to the station to warn those organizing further demos that they would be responsible for any resulting bloodshe

i got to meet derek henry, david ortiz. david ortiz was someone that just really honored me.t through this year, he was telling me when he was in the hospital recovering, he saw my story. for him to tell me that with his honesty and his appreciation of a message, that was pretty cool for me to hear. michael vick passed me. when i saw michael vick, i never do this. hey, michael, michael, just hanging out. it was an awesome experience. >> he isn't just at the goal to meet his idols. he can't wait to see the 49ers hit the field for the big game of the. >> just to be here, it's all full circle for me. i predicted them playoffs. i didn't predict they will or see them coming this far and now that they came this far, i feel like our defense can overpower their offense. usually in the nfl, the defenses will win the championship. >> does that mean the coach has the niners winning it all this weekend? >> that go niners. >> reporter: we'll have to see if his prediction comes true. it seals like the week he's a pretty are lucky man. abc7 news. >> reporter: i'll tell you, rob mendez is tr

an independent well resourced the borer 3 in old stood just frankly i don't think the ranger with ortiz has the expertise to decode this properly what about the debris at the crash site if the plane was brought down by a missile would there be signs of explosive material on debris of the plane. it's very difficult because i came down i was a far everything was being consumed. that is not something we would look for normally in these situations you make sure that the area was secure. the area literally measuring everything out taking photographs no see where all the objects are before you remove the bodies then the bodies are taken away and then you are left with the debris field then you go through now what i've seen just about everybody has been allowed to trample over that site and so i don't know if there's any thought of residence we have from it all right avian aviation expert julian bray speaking to us thank you let's check in now on some of the other stories making headlines around the world anti-government protesters in iraq have held mass protests across the country adding crit

and that is something that sara ortiz and blanca valdivia have been obsessing about for over a decadent 6, has done deep research into how gender affects our experience of the city. and one thing they are particularly obsessed with is toilets. research says that women spend three times as long, on average, in the toilet. and most of the time men can stand up. so in the same space you can fit more men's toilets. in theory, women's bathrooms should be at least three times the size. this is only one of hundreds of ways that men and women experience a city differently. you're sitting at a bus stop waiting to get to work or get home from work and then this happens. and one of the most profound of those differences is how safe we feel, especially at night. conchi braojos works as a cleaner at a hospital on the outskirts of the city. in this area of high—rise apartments, the streets are deathly quiet. it is a 30 minute walk, 20 minutes if she is scared enough. she worked with punt 6 for months as part of a big project documenting the journeys of nightshift workers. punt 6 found that women we

death toll has risen sharply in the collapse of a hotel under construction in southern cambodia with ortiz in the city of kep pulled another dozen bodies from the rubble bringing the total to at least $36.00 they did manage to rescue a puppy raising hopes of finding other savalas. well australia's bushfires are being described as a national catastrophe and just take a look at these orange skies behind me now they are turned orange from the smoke and now think they're not in australia at all they are over all clicked in new zealand that is some 2000 kilometers away now at least 24 people have now died in the blazes thousands have lost their homes and experts calculate that more than half a 1000000000 animals have been killed australian prime minister scott morrison is facing strong criticism for his handling of the crisis and emergency services are hoping that cooler temperatures will bring some a rest fight on sunday but it's not expected to last. another costly and deadly day in this month's one catastrophe on. saturday soaring temperatures and strong winds fans hundreds of blazes across

amazonas that the natural park was created prohibiting gold mining on the entire indian reserve nelson ortiz a member of this in geo regularly returns to support the indians in their fight against mining is. going to trickle see. the. math your kids. in the united. way down to what i found. out about yeah. so if i. get 98 feet out. of it i'm going this will be a man. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were employed. there wasn't it was bad you know much worse objectively than today but there was an expectation that things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't today today's america was shaped by the 10 principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy at tax so loadout engineer elections manufacture consent and other principle holds according to no i'm colmes to one set of rules for the rich opposite. that's what happens when you put her into the. narrow sector of will which will is dedicated to increasing power for chills just as you'd expect one of the most influential intellectuals

julio cÉsar ortiz nos tiene una historia de tremenda superaciÓn. llegÓ prÁcticamente con lo que traÍa puesto. se prepara para mandar a su primer hijo en la universidad. ese sabor de oportunidad es uno que no pudo probar. >> el mayor va a entrar a la universidad. me siento muy emocionado porque es algo, en la familia es el primer universitario que va a haber. julio: en su espalda siempre el cansancio. sin embargo, en cada niÑo que ve sonreÍr, encuentra la sonrisa que no tuvo. cada helado no acerca a lo que mÁs quiere. >> me hace falta algo que me espere la casa. es muy difÍcil llegar,despuÉs de un dÍa de trabajo quisiera un abrazo de mi hijo, de mi hija y platicar con ellos. julio: es por eso que todos los dÍas se comunica con sus hijos para preguntarle lo importante que son para Él. >> a pesar de que estamos lejos, se hace todo para sacarnos adelante. julio: al verdoso de millones de mexicanos responsables de llegar a mÉxico con la mayor cantidad de remesas. ramÓn: la realidad es que la muerte de la leyenda de los Ángeles lakers aÚn consternada a c

gathered in the center of the city for the demonstration of ortiz had approved the rally as long as participants stayed in one location the police warned they would stop anyone attempting to march. in thousands of people in italy are holding a rally against a far right politics so-called sardine movement is named after their crowded protest in city square. today for the headlines on al jazeera more news coming up right after want to thanks for watching. 100 tories highway cuts through the central the need state of much of the. day a nice cool low cost band pimp the doors is as close to choose to passing motorists in many cases the customers are denied to live i believe is a clear cut case of he and me off because. our hidden cameras revealed girls as young as 10 being offered to clients by the roadside. in this exclusive investigation one o one east exposes the indian villages with parents still a church to say. it's 11 pm and these highway stores are open for business. outside the chops women and girls sit on bed friends. it's assigned to those driving by the day a soliciting sex. but these tri

judith ortiz has the story. judith: he spent hours playing video games against opponents around the world. tline getting can best of fast reflexes. luckily for him, it was one of his gamer friends from texas who d quick thinking and called for help when he started to feel unwell. [phone rings] >> good evening. >> hi. i'm calling from the u.s. i'm on a call with my friend. he had a seizure and he is not responding anymore. i do have his address. he lives in westchester -- sorry, i'm shaking. judith: that caller this 5000 miles away from aiden in cheshire. s ke to her online. >> i could hear him seizing breathing really hard and it sounded like he was choking and crying. automatically that was a red flag of he is trouble, what's going on. >judith: aiden had passed out. hi being a silent teenager fromm his parents thought nothing of him being quite upstairs. >> f is that they had a cam america and there is an unresponsivesi male, pe seizure. i ran upstairs. judith: since this l happened, did you have a chance to th

eric ortiz describes what happened. >> it was like two, three cars that just came. they got out the car and started going car by car breaking out the windows. >> reporter: someone spotted them breaking into cars and called police. when officers got there, the suspects led them on a chase in at least two get away cars with speeds reaching more than 90 miles per hour. two were arrested, one of them was just 16 year dozens of incidents across the bay area, including several in palo alto,. one of the victims is an uber and lyft driver. two men were arrested, charged with 43 acts of vandalism and car burglary. investigators were somehow able to track something that that pair stole. they were arrested in oakland. so far investigators have not kermed even with all of these break-ins happening in just a short amount of time if they are connected. >> sergisergio, thank you. >>> a swearing in ceremony in san francisco for the new district attorney. he is a former public deputy defender in san francisco. in november, he won a close vote. part of his pledge is to tackle racial

amazonas that the natural park was created prohibiting gold mining on the entire indian reserve nelson ortiz a member of this ngo regularly returns to support the indians in their fight against mining is. going to trickle see. my fear. in. the back. way down to what i found. out about yeah. so if i. get 98 feet out. but i'm going this way if your man. sewing becomes a pastor mechanism right so they buy back their own stock with cheap money from the fed and it goes through the company ostensibly to help the company but a sonnet it's disenfranchising the company and then on the other side the executives fear of getting that money from the fed directly into their pocket they use the company as a pastor mechanism so what happens is it leads to incredible mal investment so boeing now is the longer a viable company. in the move. to the it can seem compensate oh boy tonight. people know who we can. go into the. mood to move on which i did on the show got to move this because of a mostly an interim move to ensure we still certainly must. not so much of it was on my hands it was a tons of a few puffs

. >> 12 is a motion to reappoint william ortiz to the small commission, january, 26, 2024. >> this is approved unanimously. >> madam clerk, legitimate let'e call. >> supervisor peskin, you're up to introduce new business. >> thank you, madam clerk. it's been a few weeks since we last convened and i have a couple of in memoria. i would like to ajourn in the memory of dina boyer, diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and passed away on christmas each. the community rallied to support her and funded her fight with cancer, but she passed away surrounded by a few close friends. dina was many things ranging from a military veteran, trans-advocate and animal right's advocate and film director in the independent media and public television where we saw her on our own channel 29, sanfrancisco's public television station, where she was the facility's coordinator and camera person for the award-winnin award-winn. she reported on health and labour issues for transpeople, investigating the suspicious death of doxy arundundo who was found dead in a tenderloin motel in 2006. she was concerned at lack of att

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, beautiful painting of david ortiz >> seth: yeah, right i think we can all imagine it. seth: yeah. >> it says on it, "sox slugga. >> seth: oh, that's really nice. >> which i thought just, you know, it's - everything >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so we -- you know, i wanted to talk to you about this. and i felt like you were gonna be left out, so -- >> seth: i do feel pretty left out. >> while -- so while i was talking to kevin on the pre-interview, i like, sort of, sketched something for you >> seth: oh, really? >> it's a work in progress >> seth: okay, great >> i don't know if you have it here >> seth: i think maybe you have it right next to you there it is. it's -- oh, look, it's already framed >> oh -- this is -- oh, wow. >> seth: yeah. >> look at this. again, work in progress. >> seth: great well, it's framed and has a bow on it. i think it's done. [ laughter ] i think it's done now. >> well, whoever -- whoever put it in the frame put it upside down >> seth: okay. >> but it's fine it's fine. [ laughter ] it's totally fine. >> seth: i think, i'd be -- i'd be gratefu

also show that the team that went to duma was not included in the group putting together the report ortiz came up and has been. the united nations convened a meeting in which the results of the o.p.c. w.'s investigation into the alleged chemical attack in the syrian syrian city of duma in 2018 was discussed now that report from the ows o.p.c. w has come into question after information was revealed leaks cited that crucial evidence was essentially left out of that final report and that crucial evidence that was left out could have pointed toward the attack being staged in henderson who was a weapons inspector he participated with the o.p.c. w in their fact finding mission in duma he doesn't agree with that he says that he pretty much based on the evidence has concluded that the canisters were placed manually they were not dropped from an airplane this is what in henderson said to the un meeting speaking through video link this is what he in henderson said the findings. were contradictory. with what happened to. your. release of the interim report. 2000 and. 2 was a serious misgivings that

in the capital tower after dozens of its employees resigned saying the figure criminal prosecution ortiz medina cost over had more the story earlier. this but i think agency published a statement on the 1st of january saying 35 of its staff and a star on the air had terminated their labor contracts and resigned fearing possible criminal prosecution now the sputnik agency in the stoniest controlled by the russian state media organizations i c c avoid unfortunately experience dictates that despite the apparent absurdity of the government's threats criminal prosecution of journalists is a reality in today's europe last month a telling a story just told. that stuff members could be prosecuted due to the european sanctions against russia and if that would have happened they would be facing up to 5 years behind bars now moscow sees this demand as an obvious attempts to silence the russian president commented on the situation he offered support to the journalists who work for the agency. you do a lot. of it's you can go unnoticed i'm very surprised because russia is always accused of rules incl

huffed from libya's rival administration reportedly said he's ready to abide by the currencies are ortiz middle east correspondent policy or brings us more. well it certainly seems as if things. heading in the right direction that meeting in moscow was applauded by the international community is a step in the right direction in terms of bringing about a lasting peace agreement in libya as you've mentioned we've just heard from the german foreign minister that highly for have tyler who is the commander of the libyan national army has agreed to a cease fire with the forces of the government of national accord now that is the u.n. backed government that sits in tripoli this followed an earlier and now by the turkish president air the one in which he said he was starting to send turkish troops to libya to assist the government of national accord there there are already turkish forces in libya but they they are primarily to train the forces in tripoli and everyone is saying that this is all part and parcel of a much bigger picture they are agreements between the 2 countries to this effect and

ortiz cartagena is running late. [roll call] you have a quorum. for the new commissioners just be sure you are speaking into the microphone. item two, general public comment. allows members of the public to comment generally on matters that are within the small business commission's jurisdiction but not on today's calendar and suggest new agenda items for the commission's future consideration. discussion item. >> do we have any members of the public who would like to make a comment on any item that is not on today's agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> item 3, introduction of new commissioners. welcome and introduction of newly appointed small business commissioners. discussion item. >> i would like to welcome, again, cynthia huie and manny yekutiel. i will get it. [laughter] i'll get it. so welcome to the commission. this is your first commission meeting. if you want to just say a few words, you are more than welcome. the forum is yours. >> so my name is manny yekutiel. it's an honor to serve on this commission. an

and we stay in china worth ortiz or we're putting a sharp rise in the number of pneumonia cases caused by a new strain of corona virus officials confirmed the outbreak has now reached the capital beijing well it comes at a time when millions are traveling across the country ahead of the lunar new year holiday some 200 people have been infected and 3 have died in the central city of why where the virus was 1st identified what cases have also now been detected in thailand japan and south korea. and earlier you spoke with correspondent fabiana kartchner in china we asked him how worrying the spread of this new corona virus is. the new coronavirus in china is spreading just as of today the authorities have confirmed 139 new cases which brings up the total number of infect the patients to roughly 200 if you talk to people and they're not really panicking but they are worried and the reason is they don't feel really accurately informed by the government use and they're wondering whether the authorities are downplaying the severeness of the virus outbreak why because many people feel reminded

ahead of radio show economic update richard wolfe join ortiz boom bust stateside to discuss the phase one deal he doesn't see any real benefit for america but he does say trouble revel in what he will certainly feel is a big victory. 95 percent theatrically partly for the trumpet ministration because they initiated all of this the united states you stop by the role of the dominant benevolent global world economic power mr trump whether you like him or not has lost that position for the united states and given it to china giving him spend months for a decision about continuing and maybe 2 years for the purchases by the chinese that are being talked about that's more than enough time for china to do and to plan to do many things that can undo the effect of tariffs if the chinese figure out ways to cheapen their goods well then they become competitive again even with the towers and they've already been doing that in the last 12 months and that is a long term competitive advantage to them. the polls suggest 3rd of young americans are more likely to consider other countries to be better th

erupting volcano near manila have been allowed to return home briefly to check on their property get ortiz have called the move a stress reliever amid uncertainty about how long the evacuees will need to stay away the towel volcano has forced tens of thousands to evacuate all kanak ash has fallen on the surrounding region and it's taking a heavy toll on farmland. in the. philippines but the al volcano has turned the landscape mana crime whole villages that blanketed in thick layers the volcanic ash and formerly lush plantations have been left unrecognizable. jack imperial has from pineapple for 17 years he says he's never seen such devastation. and. the pineapples were all covered by thick mud we can't use them anymore. empiria one has a small stall at a local market and makes a living by selling pineapples to tourists not. almost all of his crops ruined. even if we were able to harvest some part of. if customers are scared to come because of the eruption the parliament bills will just end up rotting. an estimated 3000 hectares of land has been affected by ash fall and. and the agricultura

collapse. 3 people have turned themselves into police following a deadly fire to german soup with ortiz believe their illegal sky lantern's sparked a blaze that killed dozens of animals in the town of k felt on new year's eve. this is deja news from berlin for more followers on twitter at d w news or visit our website it's t w dot com. and just before you go we have you may have seen the spectacular new year's eve far walks around the world but you've probably never seen anything quite like this now these are nearly 2000 drones flying together in the night sky over shanghai the machines are programmed to create different emotions shapes and even words now off to the end of your countdown the show ended with the germans forming the chinese characters all consuming meaning dream chaser. you're watching the news from berlin up next to danger a top moment on climbers in search of the perfect selfie are putting their lives at risk that is next don't focus on europe remember you can always get the latest news on our web site that is d w dot com and have a home free and by then thanks to a com

the one side people on the other side but we are part of a system sees us research will help with ortiz decide which areas should be given protection status making sure that south africa's natural beauty remains untouched while also creating revenue through tourism it's a win win for people. what an inspiring. now let's head not far away from south africa's coast to mali's capital bamako it's a vibrant city moves to it's all the local sound here is a mixture of mali and music then people don't take my what for we. must assume we played to a guide for a day and showed us around his home city. yes i must. assume it is. the streets noir the voice of the voiceless marco my capital the city of the 3 came and come with me and discover my city. is my logic a moustache so me it's one of my least most famous records he was born in bamako in 1803 and has lived here all his life around 3000000 people call this place home but pretty much everyone knows this rumpus name and it's no wonder over half of its publishing is a team in their own love that music clearly my people caters to can accommodate $

let's get more on this with ortiz kill them up and kill the saudi crown prince keep getting his name linked to covert operations tell us more about this latest incident. well it appears according to the information that is being presented that the phone of jeff bezos was hacked via the messenger application known as whatsapp that is the method through which his phone was hacked now it is important to note that not only is jeff bezos a wealthy billionaire in the united states he's also the owner of the washington post and that's the newspaper that employed jamal khashoggi so this is what the washington post seems to have uncovered about the hacking of his phone. the information we have received suggests the possible involvement of the crown prince in surveillance of mr bezos in an effort to influence if not sign it's the washington post reporting in saudi arabia these allegations are run of and as well to on going evaluation of claims about the crown prince's involvement in the 2900 mudda of saudi and washington post journalist. now we remember what happened to jamal khashoggi in octo

help young children detect fake news with american actress and julie no julie as a star producer of ortiz double quarter looks now at whether the b.b.c. should be taking a critical look at its own coverage to. it's a crusade against fake news and the b.b.c. has elected itself to lead the charge its latest show is aimed at protecting youthful eyes and ears from poisonous propaganda there's a gap in provision for young people who want to understand how the news is made and the values that stand behind it they need the tools to distinguish the real from the fools online and the skills to think critically about information wherever they encounter it and the new programs producer is none other than angelina jolie as a parent i'm happy to be able to give my support to a program that aims to help children learn more about the lives of other young people around the world i hope it will help children find information and tools they need to make a difference on the issues that matter to them it's a noble pursuit and all but the b.b.c. might not be the most qualified to act as the authority on fight

police say a masked riot is recklessly vandalized public facilities in several areas with ortiz move to where the rally earlier and then the clashes erupted washington's supported the protests from the outset of course but hong kong based political scientists joseph chen think has more to do with building wider political leverage against beijing. did united states part of we will support hong kong but don't know it's from a ministration most likely to hong kong issue and here we as human rights issues in china as bargaining chips to exert pressure on china people would like to see a novel nice asian process a reconciliation process but apparently 18 and the hong kong government have maintained their hotline stand and they have used to make any concessions to the protesters and to ducal democracy in walls. to talk past the hour taiwan's military's chief has been killed in a helicopter crash near the capital taipei the defense ministry said 7 others also died but the remaining 5 on board survived we can report the blackhawk helicopter was heading from the capital to a base on the islan

involved in the conflicts in syria and iraq and was instrumental in the territory of the feet of isel ortiz came up on us more now on the drone strike and the kind of reaction it house triggered. we've got the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o making his rounds in american media and trying to make the case that somehow this effort by the united states in this recent killing is an effort to deescalate the situation with iran and the u.s. remains committed to deescalation that was the time to take this action so that we could disrupt this plot deter further aggression from qassam salami in the iranian regime as well as to attempt to deescalate the situation now qassam solomonic is often described as the 2nd most powerful person in the islamic republic of iran furthermore he was very very key in the defeat of the ice still terrorists throughout the region however as we hear from the u.s. department of defense this was a defensive measure that at the direction of the president the u.s. military has taken decisive defensive action to protect u.s. personnel abroad by killing costume so in mon

kilometers south of paris officers of shot dead the assailant who reportedly attacked passers by random ortiz friends correspondent charlotte dube and ski reports. shock and horror in paris is yet another knife attack has taken place in the city this one to the south of paris in an area called view juhi if we understand that one person has been killed as a result of that attack and 2 others have been injured they're currently receiving treatment full those injuries no details on exactly how badly wounded they all now i witness is say that the man who carried out this attack was wearing a traditional arabic and screamed out the woods. as he tried to stop those individuals some details coming through about the individual who is dead as a result of that attack the french media saying that he was a local man in his fifty's he was actually a man of the area and they named him as being found the. people saying that he actually died while trying to protect his wife that attack and now we know that following that attack as the man fled the seems chased down by the police shot up 3 times and has been