children partner at home call friends you haven't seen for a while get on your motorbike and head to petra lads to do something that's just for you these guns out. for years ago if they were called make founded what's now europe's biggest women only motorbike festival petra lets. her aim was to get more women interested in motorbikes and to connect them with each other. for fun calling every year we see a handful of women who don't have motorbike licenses and who aren't into the scene by the next they have a license and come by motorbike at home. and having an impact on the market since 2011 the number of women with motorbike licenses in germany alone has risen by around a quarter to almost 5000000 and. more than twice as many men have mark to bike licenses the industry remains very male centric. it's difficult when you go into a store i wanted something for me with different sizes and i was kind of intimidated their only guys in the store there guys they don't like even talk to you or if i wonder which with my friends. to introduce themselves to my friends but they don't even like shake m

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not to be that's the question push work against a top british screenwriters call to no longer cast petra sexual act is to play gay characters what you think about that panel had some thoughts on that. one else seemed wrong. why don't we just don't call. me. yet to shape out this day come after. and it gets written it was betrayed. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the world is driven by drama shaped by our own personal. dares thinks. we dare to ask. so a leading british screenwriter and producer behind some of the u.k.'s most acclaimed l g b t dramas says heterosexual actors should not be cast in gay roles but even some actors best known for playing groundbreaking gay characters of it back at that thought russell t. davis for maybe overreaching on equality i feel strongly that if i can't someone in a story i'm counseling them to act as a lover or an enemy or someone on drugs or a criminal or a saint they are not there to act gay because acting gay is a bunch of codes for a performance it's about authenticity the taste of 2020 i'm not completel

skiing — and petra vlhova won the women's world cup slalom in zagreb on sunday.nd, and remained in front after the second. she edged out katarina liensberger by 5/100ths of a second to retain the title she won last year — and claim herfourth world cup victory of the season. liverpool are back in action on monday night. the english premier league leaders are away to southampton, and will no doubt be looking for a win after manchester united moved level on points with them at the top of the table. but liverpool have won only four of their past 14 away games in the league, drawing six and losing four. we wish it would not be that close but i am not surprised so we have our situation and all the other clubs have their situation and now southampton have asked for other things and we have to be ready again and then aston villa and then man united. so yes, this season is a tough one for the supporters. if you are neutral, then you will love it. i'm pretty sure course because it will go to the wire, probably. elsewhere, south africa are well on top heading into day two o

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petra clark was a well-known chef, and are only, on he turned it down because it was too much of a payas making six figures well into the six figures as a cook at the hay adams hotel across the street from the white house. but at that time, the white house0@gkp■executive chef salars 58,000. so it's kwó/4Ña definite drop o. he had several kids. he turned it down. the clintons asked him to create this meal which was a sesame crusted halibut with red curry and lemongrass vegetables as the kind of cornerstone of the meal. i have the recipe in my book if you want to replicate at home. i thought it was amazing meal and the clintons actually asked him to be the as guest of honor along with nelson mandela at so he didn't cook a meal but he created it. terms of allergies the only one that comes to mind is president herbert walker bush, after he had sushi in japan. that's the only one i know. of this leads to another question people often asked me. is there a presidential taste tester. yes there is. it tends to be the oppositional leader in congress. >> it's actually the white house chef. the wh

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at least 4 people have been killed in the heaviest snowfall seen in spain in decades prime minister petra sanchez is that peeling to people to stay indoors with much of the country at a standstill emergency crews have rescued more than 2000 people from their stranded vehicles. storm filomena brought 60 centimeters of snow to madrid the most the spanish capital has seen in half a century despite widespread disruption many came out to enjoy the free conditions with mass snowball fights breaking out in the city center raising concerns about social distancing not being maintained. but there's been quite a concentration of people it's a shame because with the pandemic i don't think that is the most prudent thing at the moment but. there aren't enough shovels and a lot of young people are just throwing snowballs when they could be helping we're lacking leadership from the politicians. the army has been mobilized to lead the clear up with assistance from hundreds of civilian volunteers the focus is on keeping access to hospitals clear as many are due to receive deliveries of covert 19 vaccine th

i'm going to get to petra, ok. commissioner dejesus, please -- >> so, commissioner brookter and i met with the chiefs and others regarding the -- we haven't had our d.g.o. regarding awards to officers. so, we have this d.g.o. that is going to come before us to approve. we have this committee that is set up to review it and we met and we're not done and we have to meet again. what started is a new process to meet with the chief and others to go through these and then when they come in front of the commission, they've been screened by a couple commissioners. the d.g.o. itself has to be amended accordingly. i wanted to report on that. >> president cohen: all right. that's good. it's good to know. commissioner elias, you are up. >> thank you president cohen. i think that if commissioner hamasaki covered my updates so thank you. [laughter] >> that's funny. hamasaki covers everything for everybody. >> president cohen: ok so, i don't have much to report on. hopefully i'll have more next week in terms of policy suggestions

petra glimpse that were carved thousands of years ago by pueblo indians. pueblo indians like po'pay, has ways to to leave traces of their family or clan symbols to offer spiritual interpretations and to keep a counter. just like plymouth rock could be seen as all of these things, right? a way to leave a client symbol. a mark of the puritan. the puritan migration. spiritual meaning certainly because this is a place where the pilgrims are memorialized for their settlement to pursue freedom from religious persecution in europe and calendar events, right? 16 20 is a year. so when i'm saying here is these rocks that are created by indigenous people on the one hand and european settlers on the other performed very similar tasks in terms of being monuments upon the land that human beings are celebrating in what is now the united states of america. so why is it that we tend to focus almost exclusively on things like plymouth rock and it really good stories of those 13 simon colonies then we do stories like po'pay's and monuments such as newspaper rock? why don't w

arabia for the 2nd time science finished the opening day just ahead of red bull team mate to stefan petra hansel in the cock up to great spoil sport for now barbara thank you. now that is almost it for this news hour movie you can get much more know everything that we're covering on our website the address al-jazeera going to call will stay with us so i'm going to be back in just a few minutes with more of these things it's one of my. a runoff that will determine if democrats take control of both chambers of congress as no candidate received a majority in november's election georgia is getting ready for a historic vote to challenge a republican senate majority. joining us for the special coverage of the u.s. through just senate runoff. would escape city has become a major political issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit just because lloyd doesn't mean it's come o.b. price what about the guy that can afford it guys teles water. al-jazeera examines the social financial and environme

for the record i don't see petra on. did she drop off? >> she is here. >> i am here. >> we will take this without objection. thank you. this motion passes unanimously. next item, please. >> line item 6. presentation of 2 and and third quarter sfpd/dpa document protocol report. discussion. >> i will not go through the documents. i will give context and background. this document protocol used to be on the consent calendar, meaning not subject to discussion. there were a few questions that came up with regard to the information sharing project that we are working on in terms of better communication between d.p.a. and sfpd about exchange of documents body-worn camera and things of that nature. the commission put this as separate agenda item to ensure that we were working with the department towards those goals of ensuring we were getting what we needed and had an opportunity to communicate with the commission for outstanding issues. i will say that you have the second and third quarter breakdown of items we requested, what we received, what t

next, i'd like to recognize petra de jesus. >> commissioner dejesus: yes. i'd also like to recognize the chief. chief sanders was one of the founders of officers for justice. you know, he ended up testifying against the city, and he rose up through the ranks. he's come before this commission and testified. he was, you know, a pretty amazing man, and i'm sorry for his family, and i just want to say he was a good guy. thanks. >> president cohen: commissioner brookter? >> commissioner brookter: thank you, president cohen. just want to echo what the chief and commissioner de jesus and yourself have said. i didn't get an opportunity to meet chief sanders, but through conversations with folks around the department, he was a trailblazer, and, you know, he was the first african american police chief that we had in the city of san francisco who did phenomenal work, and we want his family to know that they are in our prayers, and i just want to thank him for all that he brought to the department. >> president cohen: thank you very much. is there anyone else that woul

for the record i don't see petra on. did she drop off? >> she is here. >> i am here. >> we will take this without objection. thank you. this motion passes unanimously. next item, please. >> line item 6. presentation of 2 and and third quarter sfpd/dpa document protocol report. discussion. >> i will not go through the documents. i will give context and background. this document protocol used to be on the consent calendar, meaning not subject to discussion. there were a few questions that came up with regard to the information sharing project that we are working on in terms of better communication between d.p.a. and sfpd about exchange of documents body-worn camera and things of that nature. the commission put this as separate agenda item to ensure that we were working with the department towards those goals of ensuring we were getting what we needed and had an opportunity to communicate with the commission for outstanding issues. i will say that you have the second and third quarter breakdown of items we requested, what we received, what t

next, i'd like to recognize petra de jesus. >> commissioner dejesus: yes. i'd also like to recognize the chief. chief sanders was one of the founders of officers for justice. you know, he ended up testifying against the city, and he rose up through the ranks. he's come before this commission and testified. he was, you know, a pretty amazing man, and i'm sorry for his family, and i just want to say he was a good guy. thanks. >> president cohen: commissioner brookter? >> commissioner brookter: thank you, president cohen. just want to echo what the chief and commissioner de jesus and yourself have said. i didn't get an opportunity to meet chief sanders, but through conversations with folks around the department, he was a trailblazer, and, you know, he was the first african american police chief that we had in the city of san francisco who did phenomenal work, and we want his family to know that they are in our prayers, and i just want to thank him for all that he brought to the department. >> president cohen: thank you very much. is there anyone else that woul

i'm going to get to petra, ok.r dejesus, please -- >> so, commissioner brookter and i met with the chiefs and others regarding the -- we haven't had our d.g.o. regarding awards to officers. so, we have this d.g.o. that is going to come before us to approve. we have this committee that is set up to review it and we met and we're not done and we have to meet again. what started is a new process to meet with the chief and others to go through these and then when they come in front of the commission, they've been screened by a couple commissioners. the d.g.o. itself has to be amended accordingly. i wanted to report on that. >> president cohen: all right. that's good. it's good to know. commissioner elias, you are up. >> thank you president cohen. i think that if commissioner hamasaki covered my updates so thank you. [laughter] >> that's funny. hamasaki covers everything for everybody. >> president cohen: ok so, i don't have much to report on. hopefully i'll have more next week in terms of policy suggestions. i would li

for the record i don't see petra on. did she drop off? >> she is here. >> i am here. >> we will take this without objection. thank you. this motion passes unanimously. next item, please. >> line item 6. presentation of 2 and and third quarter sfpd/dpa document protocol report. discussion. >> i will not go through the documents. i will give context and background. this document protocol used to be on the consent calendar, meaning not subject to discussion. there were a few questions that came up with regard to the information sharing project that we are working on in terms of better communication between d.p.a. and sfpd about exchange of documents body-worn camera and things of that nature. the commission put this as separate agenda item to ensure that we were working with the department towards those goals of ensuring we were getting what we needed and had an opportunity to communicate with the commission for outstanding issues. i will say that you have the second and third quarter breakdown of items we requested, what we received, what t