pearson? >> yes, thank you. i've had a chance to find the assessments and review them, and they are not substantive. >> chairman: great. my understanding is they were sort of correcting some things that needed to be changed that were pretty simple within the resolution. colleagues, any other comments on questions? i think, obviously, we're happy to see us moving towards less emissions and more hybrid coaches and ones that work better for our city and our operators and generally replace ones that are aging or problematic in various ways. and, of course, doing it in a lower emissions way, while keeping our goal to get to zero emissions and accelerating that process. and i know supervisor melgar was going to be here with us. is she a sponsor? what is her involvement with that? i wasn't entirely clear? >> or is she just supporting? >> she is a sponsor, chair haney. >> chairman: okay. got it. great. all right. with that, any other questions or comments from colleagues? i am going to make a motion to accept the amendm

pearson? >> yes, thank you. i've had a chance to find the assessments and review them, and they are not substantive. >> chairman: great. my understanding is they were sort of correcting some things that needed to be changed that were pretty simple within the resolution. colleagues, any other comments on questions? i think, obviously, we're happy to see us moving towards less emissions and more hybrid coaches and ones that work better for our city and our operators and generally replace ones that are aging or problematic in various ways. and, of course, doing it in a lower emissions way, while keeping our goal to get to zero emissions and accelerating that process. and i know supervisor melgar was going to be here with us. is she a sponsor? what is her involvement with that? i wasn't entirely clear? >> or is she just supporting? >> she is a sponsor, chair haney. >> chairman: okay. got it. great. all right. with that, any other questions or comments from colleagues? i am going to make a motion to accept the amendm

michael pearson is an attorney, a former air traffic control, mr. pearson, thank you for coming on. think anyone watching should care at all what their airline pilots look like, or have a problem with airline pilots who don't look like that. nobody thinks that. everybody's worried about the safety of air travel, however. how does this make air travel safer. >> it's not going to, no one cares about the external characteristics of anyone involved in a safety occupation. he simply care about, can they do their job, are they the best? this is nothing more than a very transparent attempt by united in this game of corporate one-upsmanship, the ugly specter of political correctness is invaded every area of our society, and now it's invading -- or infecting areas that should be sacrosanct. it doesn't matter what color your surgeon is, doesn't matter what your aircraft controller is. it doesn't matter what color your pilot is fair to their members of all races and ethnicities that have the qualifications to be the best. our societies based upon meritocracy and achieving the best, not only ar

i want to go to deputy city attorney pearson. i know you sent us something as well, but maybe you can provide perspective for supervisors. >> deputy city attorney. i belief the question supervisor safai posed earlier was a time limit to rely on a procurement issued by another jurisdiction. as you know, in this case, the city is relying on administrative code section 2116 which allows the city to rely on a procurement by another government agency. that section does not include a uniform time limit for the reliance on the other procurements. so it doesn't give us one year, three years or five years, but says the city may rely on those procurements under the terms established in that -- currently process. so if it's stale for them, it's stale for us. it's active for us as well. so in this case, we have relied on an active procurement and may rely on that so long as it remains active. that is in the discretion of the purchaser. >> chair: so, member safai? >> supervisor safai: i think this is something we can follow up on more. i unde

. >> justin j pearson who co-founded memphis community against the pipeline believes the company's thinkhey can exploit these residents who it hurts us, who has always been hurting in our society and this black indigenous people of color and low wealth people as cohen is lobbying the administration. he credits pearson with keeping the attention up back home based on a lot to get this going to responsible. vice president for. >> and reverend barber of the matter is this is the most significant important thing that i've ever been. >> fortunate to be a part of michael shure news nation. ahead tonight, the latest on the back and forth between bolton and the consumer product safety commission. >> over the dangers potential dangers of their treadmill. then in sports, the a's looking to complete the sweep today against the tigers to capture their 8th straight win column moves has highlights column moves has highlights from the coliseum. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is you

saying is because of his lack of commitment it would appear true that the various and the goals pearson's of have taken place so far with the fall of on. the river between various countries in the region women's rights are not being adequately represented in these talks. with absolutely not i demand a year ago when when the united states especially if this entity and want peace process in afghanistan is that we'll ask the question that how do we deal on a woman and woman's right because you know united states kid got on the stand with the slogan that your dad to protect our women. how you deal with it is just was that this is an add on issue this has to be discussed it has been internally between the problem and gotland government and united states has to play catch so well that is why that was by disappoint me a but it was also an eye opener that. because i have a have a very strong stance shelby have the have the have his teeth it can't cheat men to woman and get enough fun stuff there are actors who don't want to talk to a woman so i think that's where we don't see any kind of get in h

saying is because of his lack of commitment it would appear true that the various and the goals pearson's of have taken place so far with the fall of on. with the or between various countries in the region women's rights are not being adequately represented in these talks. with absolutely not i demand a year ago when when the united states especially if they sent it in for peace process in afghanistan that behaves that will ask the question that how do we deal on a woman and woman's right because you know united states kids are on the stand with the sword and that to protect our women. how you would deal with it if just was that this is admonish you this has to be discussed it has been internally between the complement gotland government and united states has to bleach so well that is well that was quite disappoint me about it was also an eye opener that's because i haven't had a very strong stand and be had they have they have a history it can't cheat men to woman and get enough fun stuff there are actors who don't want to talk to their women so i think that's where we don't see any kind

pearson is over the ground being proposed for the pipeline which is expected to pass over the memphis awkward for so one of the most severe negative consequences is to our environment they're planning to build a $1500.00 p.s.-i crude oil pipeline atop the memphis sandakan for what supplies drinking water to over a 1000000 people in addition to this they're building at the top an area that's the most seismically active in the southeastern part of the united states. the pipeline would also pass through box town a predominantly black neighborhood that critics say is already exposed to pollution from several nearby industrial sites in recent weeks a growing chorus of voices have spoken out against the project including at least 28 members of congress and former u.s. vice president al gore it is reckless racist it is a real we're trying to stop this i cloud it's called the i tell you i climb the memphis mayor just came out of yes that days ago which gave us all some great it encourage with the 2 companies i know believe the city with threats of lawsuits i do that everywhere even though the

pearson? >> yes, thank you. i've had a chance to find the assessments and review them, and they are not substantive. >> chairman: great. my understanding is they were sort of correcting some things that needed to be changed that were pretty simple within the resolution. colleagues, any other comments on questions? i think, obviously, we're happy to see us moving towards less emissions and more hybrid coaches and ones that work better for our city and our operators and generally replace ones that are aging or problematic in various ways. and, of course, doing it in a lower emissions way, while keeping our goal to get to zero emissions and accelerating that process. and i know supervisor melgar was going to be here with us. is she a sponsor? what is her involvement with that? i wasn't entirely clear? >> or is she just supporting? >> she is a sponsor, chair haney. >> chairman: okay. got it. great. all right. with that, any other questions or comments from colleagues? i am going to make a motion to accept the amendm

pearson is over the ground being proposed for the pipeline which is expected to pass over the memphis aqua for so one of the most severe negative consequences is to our environment they're planning to build a $1500.00 p.s.-i crudo a pipeline atop the memphis sandakan for what supplies drinking water to over a 1000000 people in addition to this they're building at the top an area that's the most seismically active in the southeastern part of the united states. the pipeline would also pass through box town a predominantly black neighborhood that critics say is already exposed to pollution from several nearby industrial sites in recent weeks a growing chorus of voices have spoken out against the project including at least 28 members of congress and former u.s. vice president al gore it is reckless racist it is a real we're trying to stop this i cloud it's called the i tell you i climb the memphis mayor just came out and yes days ago which gave us all some great it encourage when the 2 companies i know believe the city with threats of lawsuits i do that everywhere even though their legal

nicola pearson, bbc news.e school meals. now marcus rashford wants to help families with cheap and simple recipe ideas, in the hope that nobody "goes to bed hungry". he's teamed up with the michelin starred chef tom kerridge, and he's been speaking to sally nugent about the project. i remember coming to your house a year ago and asking for a cup of tea. i can remember you looking around for all the bits and pieces to make the cup of tea, and would you say that maybe the kitchen has not always been your favourite place? not always been your favourite lace? �* , ., not always been your favourite alace? �* , ., ., not always been your favourite alace? �*, ., ., �*, not always been your favourite lace? �*, ., ., �*, ., , place? it's not that it's not my favourite _ place? it's not that it's not my favourite place, _ place? it's not that it's not my favourite place, it's _ place? it's not that it's not my favourite place, it'sjust i place? it's not that it's not my favourite place, it's just that l place? it's not

it�*s interesting that when you read some of the article by allison pearson in the telegraph, she laysseclusion that the queen was feeling. as we turn to the front page of the sunday express, they point out that we're there for you, the british public are there for you, you are not alone. i are there for you, you are not alone. ~ ., ., , alone. i think that was the overriding _ alone. i think that was the overriding feeling - alone. i think that was the overriding feeling about i alone. i think that was the - overriding feeling about today. anybody i spoke to at the weekend said "i want to see how the queen is, i want to see my queen," some people said, because she has been with this man for 73 years, and people said it must be terrible to come in at night and not be able to have a moan or tell somebody of a funny thing that happened to you today. not to have that give—and—take which after 73 years, is part of your like, it's part of your spin, is part of your like, it's part of yourspin, it's part is part of your like, it's part of your spin, it's part of your whole makeup. and that f

the owner, rob pearson, says last year's financial assault course has sent any longer term retirement work. we had last year and it was chop and change, chop and change, chop and change. we are hoping that this time it's going to be you are open, you are good to go, outdoors, another month, indoors, some normality going into the summer and people can't wait to come back to a pub, notjust to have a good drink, they can't wait to see friends and socialise, have a chat, good food, good company. so, in detail, subject to confirmation, on april the 12th all shops and contact services can open and all pupils return to school. travel in and out of wales is allowed. on april the 26th outdoor hospitality can resume, including cafes and restaurants as well as beer gardens. indoor gyms can start again for individuals on may the tenth. a week after, outdoor group sport for adults. and from may the 17th, organised indoor activities can resume. this is a significant package of measures, a series of steps forward in ourjourney back towards normality, and will give everybody a sense of life returning

saying is because of his lack of commitment it would appear true that the various and the goals pearson's up have taken place so far with the fall of on. between various countries in the region women's rights are not being adequately represented in these talks. with absolutely not i demand a year ago when when the united states especially if they sent it in for peace process in afghanistan that behaves that will ask the question that how do we deal on a woman and woman because you know united states kid got on the stand with the sword and that to protect and what would. how you deal with it is just was that this is that i am he she just has to be discussed it has been internally between the common gotland government and united states has to bleach so well that is why that was quite disappoint me about it was also an eye opener that. because i haven't had a very strong stand and did have the ad they have a history it kind of meant to we're going to get and have fun stuff there are actors who don't want to talk to a woman ringback so i think that's where we don't see any kind of get into yo

deputy city attorney pearson, is that clear what we are asking for? >> to come back in 120 days. >> the loan program. >> do you want to make that amendment now? >> so moved. >> a roll call vote and an amendment, please. >> clerk: would you like to take public comment prior to adopting the amendment? >> president: do we need to before adopting the amendments? >> clerk: that is the practice, but we can take a roll call vote. if that is what you wish to do. supervisor's safai's amendment. [roll call on amendment] there are three aye's. members of the public who wish to provide public comment, press star 3 and continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. are any callers who wish to comment on item number one? i believe there is one caller in the queue. please unmute the first caller. ed >> the caller has been unmuted. good morning, caller. >> it is my understanding that the caller has been disconnected. are there any other callers in the queue? for item number one. >> there are no other callers in the queue. >> president: i want to m

this is an article they feature prominently by allison pearson, very nicely written, saying it was alt because it has been all over the tv the day before and the newspapers have to offer something different and part offer something different and part of what is different i suppose is the quality of the writing is well as the photographs. absolutely. arc uabl as the photographs. absolutely. arguably they — as the photographs. absolutely. arguably they come _ as the photographs. absolutely. arguably they come into - as the photographs. absolutely. arguably they come into their i as the photographs. absolutely. l arguably they come into their own when the commentary is that good and certainly there are several fantastic pieces in the sunday papers. the scene was set, it was a beautifully sunny day, the eyes of the world upon windsor and i think the world upon windsor and i think the scaled—down ceremony that no doubt the duke would have been in favour of, perhaps lended itself to the intricacies of the duke's wishes being carried out. the music was incredibly inspiring, the steering the

eight years later in another supreme court, in pearson, the court reversed that, and instead held that lower court had discretion to grant qualified immunity on the ground that the law was not clear. qualified immunity has in many instances become the hood for bad police officers to, in fact, act as modern-day ku klux klan members against black and brown people in this country. and it has got to stop. members -- the most conservative members of the supreme court say that congress needs to do something about qualified immunity. and we cannot shirk our responsibility to victims and americans at large because we are afraid of the unions or talking points or those on the right who have used the blue wall as a shield against american justice. >> let me just really quick, because i know you had said you had not seen tim scott's proposal but the bottom line is, his idea is to make sure police departments -- so in the cases you outlined, the police departments would be held liable, not the individual police officers. if that's what it took to agree to that, to get a police reform deal done, wo

saying is because of his lack of commitment it would appear true that the various and the goals pearson's of have taken place so far with the fall of on with the or between various countries in the region women's rights are not being adequately represented in these talks. with absolutely not i demand a year ago when when the united states especially if this entity in peace process in afghanistan that behaves that will ask the question that how do we deal on a woman and woman because you know united states canada understand with the snow that that be out there to protect our women. how you deal with it is just was that this is that i am he she just has to be discussed it has been internally between the kind of herman that one government and united states has to bleach so well that is where there was quite disappointed me about it was also an eye opener that. because i haven't had a very strong stand and did have the have a have a history it kind of cheat meant to we're going to get an up and there are actors who don't want to talk to get on that site and that's where we don't see any kind

deputy city attorney pearson, is that clear what we are asking for? >> to come back in 120 days. >> the loan program. >> do you want to make that amendment now? >> so moved. >> a roll call vote and an amendment, please. >> clerk: would you like to take public comment prior to adopting the amendment? >> president: do we need to before adopting the amendments? >> clerk: that is the practice, but we can take a roll call vote. if that is what you wish to do. supervisor's safai's amendment. [roll call on amendment] there are three aye's. members of the public who wish to provide public comment, press star 3 and continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. are any callers who wish to comment on item number one? i believe there is one caller in the queue. please unmute the first caller. ed >> the caller has been unmuted. good morning, caller. >> it is my understanding that the caller has been disconnected. are there any other callers in the queue? for item number one. >> there are no other callers in the queue. >> president: i want to m

doing was performance was you know, out blackness as the artist but also riping what was like also pearson was the -- hurt i don't know how to explain that. that hurt. and that was where i have the condition. and so i thought i had to start from there and i was going say and not go into it but like when i wrote early essay i did a talk about it and then i had a great conversation -- amazing poet and -- >> of course that's right there. yeah there and it was like do you think richard pryor is you're using richard pryor as your mule is what you said and that was like really? you know that kind of blew me over i was like no and then a whole discussion about it. i was like it -- is so i was like, just like he's the inspiration to me. the way like virginia wolf is inspiration to me. he's a model. but it was interesting in that way but also interesting that she formulated that question that way and we had a really great discussion about that. >> i mean, one of the things that i think pryor does -- [laughter] one was most unique things he does he uses confessional and critique to, obviously, leak

pearson is over the ground being proposed for the pipeline which is expected to pass over the memphis aqua for so one of the most severe negative consequences is to our environment they're planning to build a $1500.00 p.s.i.i. crudo a pipeline atop the memphis sandakan for which supplies drinking water to over a 1000000 people in addition to this they're building at the top an area that's the most seismically active in the southeastern part of the united states. the pipeline would also pass through box town a predominantly black neighborhood that critics say is already exposed to pollution from several nearby industrial sites in recent weeks a growing chorus of voices have spoken out against the project including at least 28 members of congress and former u.s. vice president al gore it is reckless racist it is a real we're trying to stop this i cloud it's called the i tell you i climb the memphis mayor just came out of days ago which gave us all some great encourage with the 2 companies i know believe the city with threats of lawsuits i do they are everywhere even though they are lega

my investments and the investments we have done in pearson lane have a 3 to 5-year horizon.in. so it's a little peculiar doesn't bother me a bit. maria: where are the growth opportunities in your view if i were to look to invest today for the next 3 to 5 years? >> well, i've always liked tech and it's hard to beat the big tech companies as a solid, you know, pilar, investment portfolio. obviously amazon, microsoft, but then there are others that are -- that are more risky and have higher projected growth rates. company in south korea. tesla. we owned early and shopfy, so it's a mixture of -- maria: would you put money to work in those names today given the fact that they've had this extraordinary runoff in the last year or so? >> i definitely would. again, looking in the future, it's hard to see how those companies aren't going to do well. there would be periods when the market sells off and obviously evaluations will go down but long-term i think they are pretty safe bets. maria: let me ask you about what's going on in capital markets. we have seen a huge spike in special p

al-jazeera tbilisi one of my group says it's captured and burnt down an army post near the thai border the pearson area controlled by the korean national union the group is a vocal opponent of the army which seized power in a coup in february thousands of people have recently fled current state after airstrikes by near mars military let's get more this from scott hyder joins us from bangkok in neighboring thailand with the latest scott what more do we know about this attack on the military base. so hill it really took place right at the beginning of the day on tuesday even before sunrise and that was an attack on this outpost this myanmar army locally known as the tatmadaw outpost the can you use small arms and it appears there's some mortars there and then what they said what they did is they overran this outpost and then they burnt it to the ground and now what this is an indication of is the an uptick in violence we've seen between the cain knew and its forces ethnic army forces there in the caribbean area controlled area against the tatmadaw now this has been going on you know it's really kind

stuart: got it, pearson is up 2.5%. got that one.st winners headed by american express up nearly 2.25%. boeing, jpmorgan, visa all on the list. otis worldwide, the elevator people, up 5.7%. that's pretty good. as for nasdaq winners, the top winner is tesla now up 2.5%. remember, they report after the bell this afternoon. have a look at the airlines. modest gains pretty much around the board. 1, 2% up. this is because the european union will allow vaccinated americans to fly to europe at some point this summer. don't know exactly when, but that's the beginning of international travel. the airlines benefit. the 10-year treasury yield as of right now this monday morning is 1.57%. the price of gold right now as of this monomorning is $1,777, virtually unchanged. bitcoin, $53,000 at latest count and oil, what is it, $61 a barrel, something like that. 61, yes, it is. i'm intrigued at the price of gas holding at $2.88 per gallon. that is up $1.11 per gallon from this day last year. can you imagine that? all the way down in the $1.70 range a

deputy city attorney pearson, is that clear what we are asking for? >> to come back in 120 days. >> the loan program. >> do you want to make that amendment now? >> so moved. >> a roll call vote and an amendment, please. >> clerk: would you like to take public comment prior to adopting the amendment? >> president: do we need to before adopting the amendments? >> clerk: that is the practice, but we can take a roll call vote. if that is what you wish to do. supervisor's safai's amendment. [roll call on amendment] there are three aye's. members of the public who wish to provide public comment, press star 3 and continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. are any callers who wish to comment on item number one? i believe there is one caller in the queue. please unmute the first caller. ed >> the caller has been unmuted. good morning, caller. >> it is my understanding that the caller has been disconnected. are there any other callers in the queue? for item number one. >> there are no other callers in the queue. >> president: i want to m

the owner, rob pearson, says last year's financial assault course has sent any longer—term retirementop and change. we are hoping that this time it's going to be you are open, you are good to go, outdoors, another month, indoors, some normality going into the summer and people can't wait to come back to a pub, notjust to have a good drink, they can't wait to see friends and socialise, have a chat, good food, good company. so, in detail, subject to confirmation, on april the 12th all shops and contact services can open and all pupils return to school. travel in and out of wales is allowed. on april the 26th, outdoor hospitality can resume, including cafes and restaurants, as well as beer gardens. indoor gyms can start again for individuals on may the 10th. a week after, outdoor group sport for adults. and from may the 17th, organised indoor activities can resume. this is a significant package of measures, a series of steps forward in ourjourney back towards normality, and will give everybody a sense of life returning again. plaid cymru have accused the welsh labour government of taking

. >> supervisor ronen: is it city attorney ann pearson with us? >> chair haney: deputy city attorney, are you here? i don't think she's here. >> supervisor ronen: okay. then i will be asking the city attorney this question offline, but in the meantime, the controller or -- if the controller or the mayor's budget office can talk about this. we talk about this issue every single year. what has stopped us in the past from just dealing with this issue on the front end of the budget process to make it easier for everyone involved, including city departments who don't really know if their budgets, when they submit them, are accurate. if you could comment on that question, either the controller or the mayor's budget office. >> hi. this is risa sandler from the controller's office. i can speak to part of your question, supervisor, which is to say what has happen, and i think that may inform further discussion or questions, which is just really what you can said earlier, that in the annual budgeting process, this is one of many items that is either propose

. >> supervisor ronen: is it city attorney ann pearson with us? >> chair haney: deputy city attorney, are you here? i don't think she's here. >> supervisor ronen: okay. then i will be asking the city attorney this question offline, but in the meantime, the controller or -- if the controller or the mayor's budget office can talk about this. we talk about this issue every single year. what has stopped us in the past from just dealing with this issue on the front end of the budget process to make it easier for everyone involved, including city departments who don't really know if their budgets, when they submit them, are accurate. if you could comment on that question, either the controller or the mayor's budget office. >> hi. this is risa sandler from the controller's office. i can speak to part of your question, supervisor, which is to say what has happen, and i think that may inform further discussion or questions, which is just really what you can said earlier, that in the annual budgeting process, this is one of many items that is either propose

pearson you are required to make a small amendment. which these would have an aid waiver which would also be referred to by committee. so page 2, i'd like to insert the words "and/or aids" in two locations directly following the word "residency" so in each case residencies and/or wage waivers would still come before this committee. i'm happy to take answers and public comment and otherwise look forward to moving this modest process improvement to the full board. are there any questions or comments from committee members? seeing none. mr. clerk, why don't we bring -- i'm sorry. supervisor mandelman. >> i just want to thank you, mr. chair, for bringing this on and i thank mr. hener in your office for his work on this. as a member of this committee, i'm grateful for this report. >> chairman: thank you, vice chair mandelman. and part of the reason that it's going to the adoption without committee reference dall canada is not only so the public can know but so that the clerk can track these appointments in the report which will be tomorrow.

yes >> when we deal with the pearson ministration.hanks to both targets for being here in our thanks to the white house historical association for the continuing help throughout the series. weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3. wednesday night we look at asian american history. declared a national historic landmark district in 1995 a little tokyo near downtown los angeles has been the center of japanese american culture in southern california since the early 1900s. we went on a tour with bill at the japanese american museum. he was born and little tokyo and 1930 entering world war ii was incarcerated by government order with other japanese americans at wyoming's heart

. >> reporter: justin pearson co-founded memphis community against the pipeline. >> memphis is the largest to solely rely on ground water for its drinking water. this pipeline is being built in an area where there are known breaches in the clay layer. so there are holes where this contamination would more quickly get to our drinking water source than other places in the city or other places where they may operate plieipelines. it is not true that this is safe. >> we picked the route with the fewest amount of impacts. >> reporter: plains all american's spokeswoman katy martin says 97% of landowners have agreed to their project, and she says plains all american has talked to researchers and done environmental studies that show the pipeline will not harm memphis' drinking water, some of the cleanest in the nation, which comes from below ground. do you understand people's concerns that they want to be able to protect their land? that they're worried about environmental issues with in pipeline? and that a majority of black neighborhood is being targeted here. >> i've listened, and our company h

. >> supervisor peskin: thank you madam chair and thank you to deputy city attorney pearson who actedout as to the amendments i mentioned prior to public comment , the corresponding same amendment should be made in section 110 3.7.6.1 on page 4. so i'd like to move to do that in both aces on pages fourand five . that language has been circulated to all of the memberssince i last spoke . i also want to say a few things. number one, i have received during the pandemic quite a number of calls and emails from tenants and have been driving rich brown and ddi crazy over what you actually heard from representatives of the property owning community. i've certainly heard a lot of itfrom tenants . as a matter of fact i haven't gotten complaints about compliance from property owners . i've gotten complaints from people who are sheltering in placehaving to deal with this during the pandemic and look , we are ... our emergencyorder and original lockdown is over a-year-old . no disrespect to the governor of the great state of california, but i don't think we're going to be out of the woods on june 15.

. >> supervisor peskin: thank you madam chair and thank you to deputy city attorney pearson who actedout as to the amendments i mentioned prior to public comment , the corresponding same amendment should be made in section 110 3.7.6.1 on page 4. so i'd like to move to do that in both aces on pages fourand five . that language has been circulated to all of the memberssince i last spoke . i also want to say a few things. number one, i have received during the pandemic quite a number of calls and emails from tenants and have been driving rich brown and ddi crazy over what you actually heard from representatives of the property owning community. i've certainly heard a lot of itfrom tenants . as a matter of fact i haven't gotten complaints about compliance from property owners . i've gotten complaints from people who are sheltering in placehaving to deal with this during the pandemic and look , we are ... our emergencyorder and original lockdown is over a-year-old . no disrespect to the governor of the great state of california, but i don't think we're going to be out of the woods on june 15.

the owner, rob pearson, says last year's financial assault course has sent any longer—term retirement there is one other significant date, may 6th, when voters will decide the next welsh government. it's proving to be a significant springtime in wales. mark hutchings, bbc news, cardiff. some restrictions in northern ireland have been eased today — up to six people from two households are now allowed to meet in a private garden, and up to ten people from two households can meet in a public outdoor space. this from our ireland correspondent chris page. the last time rackets were swung here was christmas eve. butjust before easter, tennis has returned. at windsor in south belfast, coaches were back on court taking lessons at seven o'clock this morning. we've had a beautiful day for it. it's the best day in a long time. we have been busy. we've had all five courts going for the last couple of hours. the booking system says it will be busy right the way through till 9pm. so, for the first time in 2021, the service and slices and smashes are coming thick and fast at clubs like this. for peo