paul t o l and listen, do you think you get a 92 to find your game? is role play just type in here and maybe judge a neighborhood, you know, pounds out of each to navigating to the inside the house you're seeing where you are less spot right now. can you give us an update of where you are? what's going on? hundreds of thousands of people have gathered people from the time, i mean most invaded is the largest most. and they are here thomas simeon. and does not be a mom of the most earlier, during his german provided total types as to why they were gathered here today. as well as a great deal of criticism, not just europe and sage on the western states, such as the united states or israel. but there's been a great deal of christmas. they say that the europeans and the americans, they support what they call a massive walter and the homicide is behind me. but they also went into further detail saying that the arabs happens to sign in. the city is we're being told, let's cross over to, to run where we have use of july, the people for free, our southern chas

of the a co leader of the old, tentative for a job many paul t is hospitalized software and attacked out of contain event. all tease sol says say he was stopped with the syringe containing an unknown substance . vladimir putin criticizes the car in global economic system has already benefits in western countries with resolve currencies as he pulls but developing a ton of tubs and fit that calls the wall. when a rough saw made in jerusalem all tre video thought today to on line shows old pulse, do split thing on the ground beside a procession of foreign at christian watch. suppose we hear from an eye witness. it is not new is just being reported now. and now the levels are just out of control, it's everyday expense type spits, there's pens fits there, but it's not a new thing. it's been going on for years. the hello and welcome. this is our attempt to national great happy with us because we take a look of what's going on around the world. it will stops in the sauce a konita up. it will turn it to for germany. policy has been hospitalized temperature. paula was assaulted during an elec

you know, paul t as in the count betrayed, is that's and among the old civilization. so these are not the only global civilization. so we need to start in dialect among visualization. we need to look for the balance of been traveling and we need to look for the mechanisms to preserve the balance of q to be useful in the past for the group of 20. that was a success of indian authorities financed and prime minister modi personally. the that was a success in these goals and the indian authorities managed to find them above to achieve declared, to accomplish this balance, including the declaration of the ticket, the union, and some close. close. perhaps i should speak to, they happen to know the future because it's not a drum when you call it, just changing you what's up? why do i thing that you'd plan to sign it and there was a success is going to go because the prime minister, which managed to de politicize the shooting. yeah. the most decisions that were made at the jude meant is simon planner. and that was the only way to go because collegiate quincy, whether saddam p

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against congressman jim jordan for speaker of the house. , 22 republicans voted against him, paul can't notes in trn record, lowest vote majorities nominee to be speaker. and once again, the democratic candidate for speaker hakeem jeffries got the most votes. >> the honorable jim jordan of the state of ohio has received 199. the honorable hakeem jeffries of the state of new york has received 212. [applause] >> a majority vote for 2:18 is necessary to elect a speaker. every democrat voted for their leader, hakeem jeffries. while some republicans have current the vote for speaker of the house into a joke. >> john boehner, of the state of ohio, has received one. [applause] >> republican congressman mark kelly of pennsylvania voted for former republican speaker of the house john boehner, who quit that job and discussed with the madness of the republican party in the house in 2015. which now seems like an era of enlightenment for republicans compared to the darkness they've sunk into since then. joining our discussion now is democratic congressman eric swalwell of california, a member of the house judi

people think that they take things in the epistles of paul, they take that and twist it in various ways thinking that, well, if you're making a profit t you're taking advantage of somebody else but the reality is that that's kind of a misunderstanding of the nature of money and of economics and so we understand that really, you know, we understand that it's important to engage in peaceful interaction and incorrect trade is a really, really important component of that and you can't do that withoutut the use of currency. >> when is the state necessary if at all in your view? >> in my view it's basically not necessary. almost anything the government can do we can do better on our own whether it's. the provision of law services or the provision of security or the provision of health care and food. there's no fundamental problem with trying to solve these with market mechanisms. >> now put that in christian principles? >> in christian principles, we don't have to initiate force against us in order to feel safe, in order to have legal services in order to do this stuff. we don't need to -- to -- we do not need to sin in order to get a good

and then woman i want to read t york times and watch paul krugman tell me now" is te time to refinance my mortgage at 8%. >> these are the things that we all need to do. >> we need to bring our masks back, probably get boosted and buy tickets to hamilton. but if we go buy tickets to hamilton, we go in and our teslas and we get carjacked. >> i'm going to be reprogramed l to not teltog to bl the police, what the perpetrator looked beke, because i don't need to be revictimizing people. but i do have to get home to read junior a bedtime story.e he needs to read a book about bed. these are the kind of things coun hillary will reprogram the entire country to do. i want to be tol do.d my wife should be at crossfit and i need to be home supportingshoula her and making her dinner. these are the types of things we neekidid to do. everything now is on the table. talkon the. and if we don't know these t things and we don't understandhg ,that russia interfered in the election and that the lab leak is a conspirac iony theory, then we're just not good americans. she has to do this. jessicericans.a, b

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. >> they lied to t lie to the amn people. senator rand paul has done a stellar job of trying to bring to the forefront. i believe doctor anthony fauci has lied very. >> i need you guys attuned into bart we might get to talk about this more. i want to give you a reminder you and catch us on x that used to be to integrate facebook big weekend show an instagram big we can show fnc per that's going to do it for us tonight. thank you guys for tuning in ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday. went to thank you for watching me of two great guesses evening. chip roy a solid conservative from texas and peter schweizer oall-knowing wiseman overcomes a corruption of washington. particularly the biden family. i also want to thank you folks affiliates and a radio, many of our friends and colleagues at fox and elsewhere. my new book the democrat party hates america number one of the "new york times" bestseller list for hardcover nonfiction hardcover and e-book nonfiction. that is thanks to you, not thanks t

t systems of critical engine a structure. a microsoft report said that in early 2023 echoes used to take linkedin profile as to paul is as software developers, they tried to manipulate employees into installing malware. it's not clear if these a text was successful. experts via that hackers could potentially use installed factors to destroy critical infrastructure. in the instances of malware. what we've seen a lot in the ukraine is wipers being used to wipe systems where they will target a power station perhaps, and solve wipers to shut down a systems there. and i've seen recently coming out from ukraine, dads that actually has more to types than a bombing because i can shut down a whole area rather than a bonding on the system, which would just shut down that one power station in case heck goes get access to critical infrastructure by a malware, the consequences can be devastating. with hackers, adding more complexity to an already extreme situation. citizens are likely to be the main victims to show up today as well. well, there's the top of the hour on the round, the clock on the dw, don't come on the t, w on the social media

t exclusive e offers on selelect new vovolvo model. contacact your vololvo retatailer to lelearn more.. >>> paul, after such a warm and hot weekend, it'ss like mother nature hit a switch and hey, air conditioning, autumn. >> we knew it was only a matter of time before that fog and gray came back. >> you had two days to wear your summer dress. >> and i loved every second of it, but it is tough to sleep in the city when it's warm outside because nobody has air conditioning. >> takes a while for the heat in your house to finally escape out the windows, not going to have to worry about that, back to a more typical fall-like pattern with a chance of a couple showers, two different cold fronts sparking the showers, the first of which moving through today. temperatures were substantially lower today and the second moves in tomorrow. let's look at the activity now, which is meager. there's a few sprinkles and very light showers, but a lot of it's evaporating on the way down. let's switch over to futurecast, mainly a couple sprinkles through tonight, mix of cloud and sunshine to begin the day tomorrow. clouds thicken tomorrow afternoon. there's

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t to your dococtor. be in yoyour moment.t. ask your d doctor abouout ibr. >>> let's get back to paul and talk about our weather for this week becauseve got a lot of stuff happening, fleet week toward the end of the week. last year during the parade of ships and the blue angels friday, it was so cold. i don't think i've been that cold ever. >> it was very chilly last year. at least the friday show you could see it. saturday and sunday it was kind of just above the fog, different scenario this time. we're in for a big warm-up that is generally associated with clear conditions in san francisco and that is the story as we finish the workweek. in the short term, we're in a transition the next couple days, temperatures warming up another couple notches tomorrow and wednesday. the peak of this encounter with the heat dome will be thursday and friday. we'll also have offshore winds, but they won't be that strong. that helps mitigate the fire threat usually associated with hot weather this time of year, could end of a moderate fire threat looming later this week. the good news is once our temperatures warm up significantly, we aren't talkin

because they i think paul, they're taking the mick, that 't they? kind. >> course, they are >> of course, what they need are parents weren't when parents that weren't born when we because we were born. andrew because parents born when we parents that were born when we were born, well, actually millennials, after millennials, which are after us, but seriously. but they're taking it seriously. yeah, way . hillary yeah, they are. no way. hillary and my mum and dad would and steve, my mum and dad would have taken any of that from me if was going to be if i said i was going to be a cat. they would have put me down. >> well, quite. >> well, quite. >> about louis? would >> well, quite. >> parentsyut louis? would >> well, quite. >> parents have louis? would >> well, quite. >> parents have takenis? would >> well, quite. >> parents have taken you? ould >> well, quite. >> parents have taken you? didi your parents have taken you? did they seriously? they take you seriously? >> i don't think that they did, which why turned the which is why i turned out the way t

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t-bills yielding 5.25. thank you, appreciate it. charles: thanks a lot, paul.y one week away from the big special edition of "making money," "unbreakable investor" happening next thursday october 19th 2:00 p.m. eastern. i will be joined by two superstars, evander holyfield and and any duke. go to eventbrite.com, search charles payne. it will be free. we'll explain the stock market in ways never explained to you based on my new book, "unbreakable investor." go there during the break, "unbreakable investor" dot-com, get your copy. we'll have more of my "unbreakable investor" later in the show. we have constance hunter, peter morici, what the hell is going on, we have two of the very best economists out there. she says it is a goldilocks economy. we'll be right back.you ♪. i can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. charles: all right, folks, a lot has changed just in the last two hours, right? we're going to begin with

paul. >>> this october heatwave that we are dealing with is making more than just us sweat t.hich of our fruits and vegetables do we think will be effected the most? >> it is a trickle-down effect. we are hearing about some of the top couple of them. first of all it will be the flowers felt with you on flowers, lettuce, spinach, berries, strawberries, leaves are burning and die back is occurring, they are focused on irrigation and sun protection but not enough to avoid a poor harvest. more stuff that is vulnerable on the ground here in the late season. then, we can not forget about the farmworkers. locketta it there, they are vulnerable to heat exhaustion. >> making sure that there is a lot of cool water, plenty of water in the field. a lot of shade available for breaks? and just monitoring for any potential, you know, signs of heat stress among their employees >> certain farms called off activity for the heat. it can be dangerous for those out on the field. many are paid not by the hour but by how much they pick. there is a lot of pressure to avoid taking those breaks. and, r

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t international life from h q in moscow. great to have you with us. let's check out some stories. we'll start from myself. this all would be social democracy, paul, to pay me a decisive when in the parliamentary elections. so boxes set a new agenda that lead to, i'm full of prime minnes about robot fico, used his acceptance speech, to reiterate, that the country has more pressing issues than ukraine. okay, and i, it looks like it has other and bigger problems in ukraine. we don't agree with and you great if sma forms of coalition, we would do everything also is a part of the you support everything to piecing ukraine and efforts to stop peace negotiations on ukraine. a love seat. so you're saying that she needs at least 2 weeks to form a coalition. that's because he's going to need at least 2 parties to join his party in government to get a majority of seats in the national council office. slovakia. now, in terms of what he's talked about, domestic issues, he says his priority. so education health and looking at the rising energy bills, inflation in the country did touch on ukraine and not as being a huge issue in this campaign. mainly because uk

t get right back in every time.ye mr. attorney general, thankso you so much. >> yep. so rand paul is going to joinl s us to respond to that on the other endgoin. >> boy, do i get bad press. the six part story only fox nation intel didn't go into new york to expand its father's empire. he went in to deal with his own kind of . is that he ought to be ashamed of the swamp. when i make promises, i them. no dream is too big. no challenge is too great. i want to make america great again. i got old john trump. do you have trouble hearing conversations? are you constantly asking loved ones to repeat themselves? do you miss out on discussions or talking with friends? then you would benefit from nano hearing aids. don't waste thousands of dollars on expensive hearing aids or settle with the frustration of cheap amplifiers. right now you can get two revolutionary nano cic recharge hearing aids regularly $794 for just $297. or opt in to our payment plan of four easy payments. >> i love how affordable the nano hearing aids are compared to some hearing aids there as much as three, four, $5,000.

paul just came on the door, is that clement, like, there's custodian fulton is in the middle of the tight and divisive parliamentary election campaign in which parties across the spectrum have indulged in n t. micros attracted a key part of between law and justice parties, bitch, to win an unprecedented thought to him, and office is a promise to keep poland safe from so called external fits of position in stock. contrast with the welcome given to refugees from ukraine. the outraged annotated about holland and her film ducting neatly with deck messaging won't, does this make me also so low? and just as member of the european parliament, dominic tosh and sky hawking, the same anti immigration rhetoric to driving audiences abroad in the u. k. m. the us, what we're saying is send them back. okay. simple is that back in poland, the election is 2 weeks away and it's not just the demonized ation of refugees, but also the leading parties dominance of the news media that is likely to be a major factor in the result. faxed me to italy now with the digital revolution has penetrated the depths of the underwear. some of the groups known for secrecy and keeping a low profile are now operating in plain s

paul from london joins us with much more. good morning. >> good morning to you. we're seeing a fallout that plans to prevent the sales of m more. these are allowed to be exported but washington is trying to close some of the loopholes in the previous rules. nvidia closed 5% lower on tuesday. as you mentioned they're done 1.5%. they're having a ripple effect on the semiconductor stocks globally. the world's biggest contract chipmaker down 2%. sk hynix also falling as well. there's a fear that growing political tension could see some of these companies, china revenue hit, if restrictions continue to ramp up. however, interestingly, china's biggest chipmaker rising, which might force china to boost its domestic chip industry. >> we're looking at u.s. and china chip stocks. what about the european sector? are we seeing any spillover? >> yeah, across t bhe board they're both down in morning trade. that's partly as the negativity around those sanctions continue to ripple through the semiconductor. it's also casting doubt over recovery in the broader base. a asmi beat expectations but it's taking a more conservative view of 2024 and exp

paul is on ag stellar draw up job of tryintogo move to the forefront. v doctor anthony fauci has a loter precooked figure have legislated and smart we might get t o talk about this more. mor just want to give you a remindem you can catch us on x that used to be twitter, facebook big weekend show at instagram at big weekend show fnc. that's going to do for usfo tonight per thank you guys foryf tuning in. "life, liberty & levin" starts right now ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday. went to thank you for watching me of two great guesses evening. chip roy a solid conservative from texas and peter schweizer all-knowing wiseman overcomes a corruption of washington. particularly the biden family. i also want to thank you folks affiliates and a radio, many of our friends and colleagues at fox and elsewhere. my new book the democrat party hates america number one of the "new york times" bestseller list for hardcover nonfiction hardcover and e-book nonfiction. that is thanks to you, not thanks to me. i do notice the other networks and media outlets are pushing another book that is a gossip trashing president t

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t was quite remarkable. that makes me think at least after june of 2022 going forward, guess what, that was taking money from peter, peter to pay paulthat would leave the money anthony scaramucci got for his highbridge fund to funds he got his money in september. this is getting really dicey. i wonder what that means. does that mean he will have to claw his money back? this is getting really crazy. if the theft began a lot earlier, that means a lot more people are involved because a lot more money went to those people along the way. liz: she cried on the stand. she has knot not yet cross-examined. apparently still being spoken to by the prosecution. we'll follow it, charlie, thank you very much. speaking of claws, clawing back, we have a fat bear week champion. online voters crowned 128 grazer as winner of the competition which champions browned bears of the park and preserve, chow down the salmon that run down the brooks and rivers montana. you know what is the champion, the treasury selloff. how is that for segue. treasury losses past three-years mount to the worst bear market ever, get it? 6 billion in assets under management, ma

select a new speaker to replace kevin mccarthy and legendary investor paul tudor jones will join us with his thoughts on the markets,he tt back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the l'or barista coffee and espresso system. now brewing peet's coffee. only the sleep number climate360 smart bed lets the l'or barista coffee and espresso system. you both sleep up to 13 degrees cooler or warmer on either side, and at your ideal level of comfort. your sleep number setting the all-new queen sleep number® c2 smart bed is only $880. sleep next level. shop now only at sleep number. >>> good morning. treasures in focus with 90 minutes to go before the opening bell on wall street, yields falling as investors flock to safe assets amid the outbreak of violence in israel. and israel's defense forces hitting targets in gaza in retaliation for the past weekend's attack. president biden planning to address the nation this afternoon. we're going to talk about the conflict, the u.s. response with former house speaker, paul ryan, and then, with investor and philanthropist paul tudor jones. it's a final hour you don't want to miss and it starts right now. >>> good mo

paul: chief economist and managing director at robinson stevens. thank you so much for joining us. you can also turn to your bloomberg for more on the upcoming fed decision. go to tliv . to and you can get commentary and analysis from our expert editors. this is bloomberg. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh shery: the jury of the trial of sam bankman-fried is set to hear closing arguments on wednesday after the defendant entered a final cross-examination from prosecutors. bloomberg su keenan has been following this. another thrilling and invasive responses. su: this was all about where did the missing billion dollars go and over and over sam bankman-fried appeared to struggle with the question saying he didn't know. at one the prosecutors said, when you learn that the 8 billion had been spent, this was to test 2 million before the collapse, would've done anything to learn about who spent it. bankman-fried responded,

paul ryan. become speaker of the house. ryan represented this awkward but fruitful era of cooperation with t trump. ryan knew the party was moving away from him and his focus on helpfulness optimism and cutting spending reforming entitlement so he retires and gets out by the getting is good and you have mccarthy. more purity operator, writing was not his guy -- ryan was not his guy. kevin is not winning votes. he represented the next level, they should to trump. paul ryan getting the language from prior of from trying to overturning the election. mccarthy saw he was still strong in the party and he had to get along with him if he wanted to win the midterms in 2022 and become house speaker. it was a higher level of accommodation but he was undone by the same forces that ended the other two, insurgency in the house. matt gaetz is a new player on the scene but the same tendency we have seen in the house the last 10 or 12 years, that predated trump by hate part of the establishment, suspicious of his leadership, and hates his leadership and that is what happened last week. host: what is the rise and fa

paul: let's look at markets around the region. trade in australia, we moved to weekend the assets is trading. we may see soft volume tecause it is a bit of a strange day. outh wales here, much of the country is trading, the ai sex is trading but we have action at the moment. the bon side is quiet. we do course have a reserve bank meeting rro with michelle bullock having hr first meeting in charge as governor. we seem consumer prices taking up inustralia, adding some weight to the idea that the rba ma have one more move left in the. the inflatiead later on. aussie dol is 64.31. elsewhere have nikfutures looking like this. the n a lot of change. 149.59 but fes pointing to a ghter open. we've got the survey out later on as wel a bit of a mixed bag. bloomberg intelligence seeing the manufacturing index may sink on demand out of china although services might pick up. the yen making japan attractive trading in chinese futures as well. 850 futures are weaker although markets will be closed in china today. a number of markets closed throughout the region for the holiday. not just china but also hong kong, south korea, no act

paul, kentucky is here. >> sir, how ar howe you?al very good. let's start and talka li a little again. >> first, i want to ask you about the border and the t li flat lied to us. am i wrong in analyzing this, this way't that you don't you don't have 26 regulations ad that you put aside and thenve fu say, oh, i had to do that.gh couldn't they have fought that in court? isn't that an excuse to make to implement a policy that theyo know will cause problems with their own bas be? the mo >> we heard as recently as this week that the money wanes going out the door, just flying out the door, and they were tryingft pa avoid, as of last week, avoid paying for the wall. so it's actually news to mee st that the now got actually building the wall y ha tbecause the story has beee that for the last six months they've been trying to divert that money into other purposes. now, it may be that a lawyerus is finally told them they can't do that because congress designated it for the wall. so it may be they actually are going to obey the law. but it does seem quite ironic that a guy who said he's not going to build one more foot of wall is now actually completing trum

. >> i feel like i should be wearing the t-shirt that stella mccartney wore when they inducted paul mccartneyer but it says, about blanking time. >> i got it. >> i have to say i was absolutely shocked when i was reading your book to find out you weren't in the hall of fame. that's crazy. >> well, i think you probably would join a large group of people there, but i think a lot of it had to do with the fact that certain individuals felt that because elton had given me his award, that automatically made me a member of the hall of fame. so i think there was some resistance over the years, but hey. that's all water under the bridge. i'm happy to join the club. >> there are so many songs i want to ask you about, but i want to ask you about this book. what was it like staring at blank sheets of paper and saying, i'm going to write about myself now? >> the main thing that i felt was that i did not want to write a linear sort of memoir. i didn't want it to be a to z. that would have pretty much bored me i think, and besides i'm not very good at recollections of times and dates and where things land in

t. a. and mta for standing up in front of the california public utility's commission in august. and asking for a very reason sensible approach john paul laid out. which was an incremental performance based prop that fell on deaf ears at the puc who instead rejected san francisco's request and argument in whole. and issued permits for unlimited driverless deployment in san francisco. may be had is to ta staff? and i net that theical cal puc came in being around the issue of regulation of rail. and -- in a dart period of california history, that weird low enough is repeating now where an industry that was not safe and was immune from any governmental over site lead to the cpu c and jeff tumlin comments often how ironic it is this we relative to our light riin san pran are held to a much higher more exacting standard than the cpu c holds the technology to and if there is any vindication of san francisco's position. we got it whole hog from the d. motor vehicles today. all be it. sad low rather late. these other arguments that our t. a. staff med to the california puc that fell on deaf ears. my question is, what we can learn about av regu

t. a. and mta for standing up in front of the california public utility's commission in august. and asking for a very reason sensible approach john paul laid out. which was an incremental performance based prop that fell on deaf ears at the puc who instead rejected san francisco's request and argument in whole. and issued permits for unlimited driverless deployment in san francisco. may be had is to ta staff? and i net that theical cal puc came in being around the issue of regulation of rail. and -- in a dart period of california history, that weird low enough is repeating now where an industry that was not safe and was immune from any governmental over site lead to the cpu c and jeff tumlin comments often how ironic it is this we relative to our light riin san pran are held to a much higher more exacting standard than the cpu c holds the technology to and if there is any vindication of san francisco's position. we got it whole hog from the d. motor vehicles today. all be it. sad low rather late. these other arguments that our t. a. staff med to the california puc that fell on deaf ears. my question is, what we can learn about av regu

t-shirt under the limits of gifts. we like to present this to all of you. and again thank you so much for having us. >> thank you, paul. good to see you. [applause] next is district 9 supervisor ronen. >> thank you. president supervisor peskin and bill hesh will come to the front, please. >> thank you. colleagues, today i am so excited honor the manage 95 cent bill hesh about to enter in his well deserved retirement. bill is inpyring member of our community who has lead the fight for compll political representation for men under served communities. he successful low created safe space for those who need it in unforgiving legal system. after graduating from golden gate university law school he worked on issues from mental health to aids, demonstrating passion for bettering our world. in addition to serving as an attorney and organize unhoused people in san francisco. bill was a directoring attorney for maenth project of the santa clara bar association law found anticipation. he went on to direct the mental health association of san francisco an organization dedicated to fighting discrimination and creating change in co

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t-shirt under the limits of gifts. we like to present this to all of you. and again thank you so much for having us. >> thank you, paul. good to see you. [applause] next is district 9 supervisor ronen. >> thank you. president supervisor peskin and bill hesh will come to the front, please. >> thank you. colleagues, today i am so excited honor the manage 95 cent bill hesh about to enter in his well deserved retirement. bill is inpyring member of our community who has lead the fight for compll political representation for men under served communities. he successful low created safe space for those who need it in unforgiving legal system. after graduating from golden gate university law school he worked on issues from mental health to aids, demonstrating passion for bettering our world. in addition to serving as an attorney and organize unhoused people in san francisco. bill was a directoring attorney for maenth project of the santa clara bar association law found anticipation. he went on to direct the mental health association of san francisco an organization dedicated to fighting discrimination and creating change in co

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t-shirt under the limits of gifts. we like to present this to all of you. and again thank you so much for having us. >> thank you, paul. good to see you. [applause] next is district 9 supervisor ronen. >> thank you. president supervisor peskin and bill hesh will come to the front, please. >> thank you. colleagues, today i am so excited honor the manage 95 cent bill hesh about to enter in his well deserved retirement. bill is inpyring member of our community who has lead the fight for compll political representation for men under served communities. he successful low created safe space for those who need it in unforgiving legal system. after graduating from golden gate university law school he worked on issues from mental health to aids, demonstrating passion for bettering our world. in addition to serving as an attorney and organize unhoused people in san francisco. bill was a directoring attorney for maenth project of the santa clara bar association law found anticipation. he went on to direct the mental health association of san francisco an organization dedicated to fighting discrimination and creating change in co

t. a. and mta for standing up in front of the california public utility's commission in august. and asking for a very reason sensible approach john paul laid out. which was an incremental performance based prop that fell on deaf ears at the puc who instead rejected san francisco's request and argument in whole. and issued permits for unlimited driverless deployment in san francisco. may be had is to ta staff? and i net that theical cal puc came in being around the issue of regulation of rail. and -- in a dart period of california history, that weird low enough is repeating now where an industry that was not safe and was immune from any governmental over site lead to the cpu c and jeff tumlin comments often how ironic it is this we relative to our light riin san pran are held to a much higher more exacting standard than the cpu c holds the technology to and if there is any vindication of san francisco's position. we got it whole hog from the d. motor vehicles today. all be it. sad low rather late. these other arguments that our t. a. staff med to the california puc that fell on deaf ears. my question is, what we can learn about av regu

paul, what should we what do we what we round off what do we what do we round off we want to see happiness. what do we what do we round off we we|ting to the england side tomorrow against south the odds are south africa. all the odds are against but there is a against us. but there is a chance. and we do go through chance. and if we do go through to so that's tomorrow to the final so that's tomorrow night. versus south night. england versus south africa. and it's new zealand against tonight. against argentina tonight. rugby world . world cup semi—finals. >> quickly, you've got >> just very quickly, you've got 30s world cup because 30s cricket world cup because that's versus south that's england versus south africa. is england versus africa. it is england versus south africa. >> have the importance >> doesn't have the importance yet. pretty important. but yet. it is pretty important. but they games, it runs they play so many games, it runs for long. we're not for so long. so we're not a knockout stage yet, but effectively , you know, if effectively, you know, if england or south africa, whoever loses is to going make it very diffi