and that's regarding the citywide pla. thank you. and mr.at the whole point of this legislation is to expedite vision zero projects, given, you know, that we have not had a wonderful year so far when it comes to vision zero with these amendments, is this are we still going to have an expedited process? this is under this legislation, will it still be easier to, to move these process, these projects forward in a quicker manner than without the legislation, thank you, supervisor, it would expedite things, at this point, we we're still trying to figure out exactly how much it would expedite what that time shaving would be. there would certainly. absolutely. yes. reduce some time. but we're not exactly sure how much we're still evaluating under our, chapter 6.76, which does something similar for homelessness related projects that shaves, approximately eight weeks, 6 to 8 weeks. so this would certainly shave similar time period off. i would estimate we once we get done and develop our policies and how we're going to implement the pre-qualified li

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in terms of the press anding i o speak to potential isrli or pla.alk about the current status. r publicly and privately want to see calm restored along the border in our conversations with partners in the region to include lebanon. ain, i'm not going to into hypotheticals art speculate on if■aom happen. our focus is preventing a wider regional and encouraging resolutions of these tel continue to stay focused on that. a what about the other deal about the f-15. >> that was five questions. [laughter] lk the 2000 pounds unguided munitions. final determination on how to proceed with that shi as far as the press reported ony we do not confirm or comment on until they have actually been notified to congress. i would not have anythgó1 do one question. [inaudible] the stronghold in theegion?e tan the past.t in iraq and syria han greatly diminished from wt w 10 years ago. thept activity. that said they do remain a threat. which you continue to see international coalition of which the u.s. as part foc work with regional partners to prevent a resurgence of isi

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now we have a pla needs to be available, but we're not looking atth really r&d costs.ou just want to, you want to not lose money to -- and so where does that the balance get struck the from a federal government perspective medicare and government programs that pay for these things, you know, you want low do think in the generic space in some, or prices have been driven hoe enough that make the economic case for why people should these medications c and distribute them. >> how difficult do you think it is to really to the? >> it's going to be very difficult. and the main reason is i mean it's not driven by ideological reasons. it's just economics. as i talked about beforosts more to produce, to manufacture things in the united states. and i'm not saying it shouldn't. that's notgment on wages or anything else, you know, in but it just, that's just a fact. it's just produce it here or in some cases european countriesutsourced the production to countries like china or vietnam or other it's difficult. it's notot a simple solution to just say well, why don't we just onshore

even like firms are working for the pla.to say, it should be illegal to do business with the department of defense and the united states. no american corporation or pilots should be aiding and abetting the chinese communist party which will eventually seek to kill our soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines. >> john: let's put this graph on the screen and take a look. since 2000, this is the trend of chinese spying operations. back in '01 and a pulse two, look at how it has climbed up. it is gone down a little bit in the last couple of years. as we saw from the chinese spy balloon, they are not trying to hide it anymore. >> able to traverse the united states and go over sensitive military facilities. it is not just the balloon. fnc of the balloon. using drones. there's a war going on in space between the united states and china. that happens. "the wall street journal" has done extensive reporting about how the chinese communist party has infiltrated our infrastructure systems, water systems, electricity systems. according to

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having these plans in pla will save valuable time and most importantly, save lives.any designated evacuation zones and predetermined evacuation routes by visiting your state and local community management we again with the emphasis of saving lives. know what to bring. before a disaster strike knowing what to bring may help you evacuate quickly in safety. build a go-bag with essentials you may need. michael mentioned a number of things. make sure everyone in your household knows how to locate these items and where they're be responsible for retrieving those items. and get your pets as well. our only emergency -- our own emergency kits should include water, nonperishable med cases clothe, important documents that you believe you may need. flashlights, battery, all the things that michael has mentioned before. and again know your information resources. identify where you can find reliable inf can make informed decisions before a disaster strikes. and to help you recover more expediently. keeping up to date with the latest developments is key to success and it's key to s

pla is fine. we have union contractors. >> yeah. >> okay. i have questions. so, when this matter came before our commission back in 2022, the district submitted a report to us around attendance and enrollment, and at that time the district stated that enrollment would be increasing city wide and especially in mission bay and this is why we needed to rush and have this school started. however, it has come to our attention that the information submitted to us was inaccurate. do you have any response to that? >> i think that is a really good question. my response and i think we can work to get some clearer enrollment numbers specific to that area, but the district still has a commitment to providing access to a school within every neighborhood and community that is walkable or easily-easy to get to and so, the mission bay community and even more broadly when you look expand out to south of market into some parts of potrero hill, there are very few elementary schools, very few schools at all, sfusd schools serving that community. there is a lot of development and

going to the pla sing i need you to be ready suggests he is serious about don't think they would'vee that i found people were saying bloomberg the six months or a year ago but said they don't have any confidence they purged of leaders they'll never declare war hitler purged the high command of germany in 1930 at babe that's means are serious i don't think that tells you where the other but again it gets back to my approach which is like don't think we know but the fundamentals we see are very worrisome. to your question i think it's a very bad it's going to increase the fact were getting depleted we have legacy commitments await bigger than our ability to substantiate them among current timelines and as we have discussed on your important show's going to undermine the washington declaration i do not find credible the viability of extended. deterrence when kim jong un once for vladimir putin question rick public missile and nuclear technology exactly will build that we probably will not know we have to assume it's not going to be good for uswe precooked thanks. bonnie over to you. >>

pla is fine. we have union contractors. >> yeah. >> okay. i have questions. so, when this matter came before our commission back in 2022, the district submitted a report to us around attendance and enrollment, and at that time the district stated that enrollment would be increasing city wide and especially in mission bay and this is why we needed to rush and have this school started. however, it has come to our attention that the information submitted to us was inaccurate. do you have any response to that? >> i think that is a really good question. my response and i think we can work to get some clearer enrollment numbers specific to that area, but the district still has a commitment to providing access to a school within every neighborhood and community that is walkable or easily-easy to get to and so, the mission bay community and even more broadly when you look expand out to south of market into some parts of potrero hill, there are very few elementary schools, very few schools at all, sfusd schools serving that community. there is a lot of development and

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the current secretary-genera' term ends this fall, there will be a very strong secretary-general in pla to pick up the baton and carried the extraordinary work that the secretary-general done, forward into the future for the alliance. with regards, i stand by exactly what i said a few minutes ago. thank you. reporter: -- sec. blinken: again, i have been as clear as i can possibly be. porter: [inaudible] sec. blinken: i will not talk about what we said in diplomatic conversations. i can just say again, that we have commitment to make sure needs to defend itself against a whole variety of threats. but it's far some farces gazas of the threats we face. the president is committed to th we continue to move these different cases through ourlar order. we have one case, the president hasabout publicly, the 2000 pound bombs and the concerns we have about them being used in densely populated but there have been no change in our posture which is again, to make has what it means to defend itself across these many threats . many of the system is moving through our system are the ones e been on order

had the turmoil last year but banks have been bringing out t liquidity and risk management plans in plagood shape. associated press. i was wondering on inflation, if you could tell us where you see inflationary in the economy. and labor markets coming into better balance and expectations are well anchored and walt annoe cuts and mcdonald's offering a $5 meal deal. it doesn't seem there are pressures left in this economy. >> it's true that pressures have come down but still getting high inflation readings and see it in various places in some parts of nonhousing services. you see elevated inflation still and probably to do with wages. goods' prices have fluke you tated. a surprising increase in import prices on goods which is hard to understand and taking a signal from that. d housing services, you are continuing to see high readings there. to some extent that is catchup inflation from earlier pressures. inflationary pressures have come down. the labor market has come into better balance. wages are running above sustainable path which would be trend inflation and trend productivity and wa

colorado the other day i think she's a clerk a republican clerk she can't even drive and park in the same plaher work and at the grocery store because of people harassing her because she works on american elections and democracy. we have democrats and republicans like you ralph that to secure our democracy because people are threatening them personally we've heard storiesoms and dads that can attend their kidsit league games because somebody is harassing them and threatening them and pushing them around in local baseball game venue. you k to stop as a country going after each other china wants that to happen russia wants that to happen, we cannot let that divide us, we need to come together whether it's a democratic line, whoever calls next on the republican line, this is certainly something we ee on that we care so much about our america, we are going to do simple things like count every legall vote, accept the outcome of the electioven if we lose and work toward the peaceful transfer of power. >> that person on the line troy from new jersey. troy, go ahead with us? troy not be anymore. this

families form the bedrock of a strong society and it is crucial to have systems in pla t of crisis and keep familnt possibld tie iv of the of the social security act. this program provides critical resources to states with the mission of preventing child abuse and neglect, families reunification, and promoting adoption;! for childrn in foster care.e last time congd these programs in any ificant way was in 2008. and the authorization lapsed in the fiscal year 2021. over the past year this committee has proacly conducted a top to bottom review. review. we have held more heari oçl■n the subject than the last eight congressional we have heard from people engage in the child day administrators, and former foster youth. from our review it is clear that the child system faces a number of take your children also known as kinship care, they need more help and support. almost one in three every year leading to a severe case worker shortage. bureaucratic red tape from washington gets in the way ofre. families have slow hearings with of access to lawyers.y native american tribes trying to keep the

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military pilots to train their own army to join intelligent bulletin boards this, china's liberation army plakills and expertise of these individuals to make its own military air operations more capable any insight into western tactics, techniques and procedures not even hiding it. when they do the west into military submission, chinese nationalist across our southern border at alarming rates. 3500 crossed he legally and make the loan, this may increase over the last three years, less than 2000 in 2022. 2023 -- 24000 plus in the same expected, if not more this year. what are they up to? to assess the stress and so much more is this nation's number one best-selling author, pete hegseth who wrote a book about the challenges here and what we are up against. the war on warriors in the now we will get to more of that in a second. to give the numbers 24000 on the southern border, what are they up to? they're not even hiding it. rolodex and money. >> not hiding at all. chinese communist party definitely no two individuals are and they've left -- nothing happened. everyone has a social critic or, the

that's why this is a pla, a cary thought-through plan for growth, nds and engagements with businessesoft is common sense stuff. manning holds up infrastructure all the years and years are lost -- planning -- and we things done, we can't get things moving, we can't build things.cr the houses that we need. we don't have■ strategy to actually make sure that we've not the skills and the iti them. we haven't got a national wealth fund at the moment which invests in the future of our country and gets the private sector to invest all of these things will make a i have absolute confidence in the plan for growth that we're ntry, and i will not accept the defeatism that says all a we c in this country is to flatline. that is the absolute oositof wee this manifesto. thank you,hr very much. [applause] [inaudible] >> thank you, ben riley smith, the telegraph. based on your rhetoric, you want taxes c this manifesto explicitly has taxes going up by $7-8 billion. to be crystal clear, you're a platform of tax rises. >> the tax rises we set out in the manifesto will be -- [inaudible] as you will see, y

our pla weevil half migration and reduce it every single year.e don't just the military and border security. putin's invasion of ukraine as shown we need energy security, too. it by having reliable homegrown sources of energy that we can deny dictators the send our bills soaring. so in our approach to energy policy we will put security and your family finan unaffordable -- unlike labour we don't believe that we will achieve energy a state-controlled energy company that doesn't in fact, produce any energy. that will only increaseain he pd the only one thing that the gd and stands for and that's giant bills. [applause] our clear plan is to achieve energy security through new gas powerstation, our offshore wind passing o a new fleets of small modular reactors. these will make the uk and the export of electricity, getting as greater security from the age actions of dictators. let me reiterate with our plan we will produce enough electricity to both meet our domestic need and export to our neighbors. think of that, a conservative plan that only genera

not one of the 12 female pla planets. he was on the dream team, isaiah thomas is oneness.en people suddenly care about the wba. the reason they cares because of kayla clark. [of twisted, it's very important when she's on tv and they are triple. not an exaggeration. on the road, home attendance is double friday team she's playing against on the road so they got this like a strike of lightning, an opportunity for growth this for an eyeballs on it and whether it is racial or pettiness, they decided to hurt themselves. caitlin clark is the goose right now. they are saying no and it's no sense they are not embracing the reality for female basketball players and with her, she has changed the dynamic of the conversation and silly not to embrace it. >> this is more than i ever thought i would get and not even your work number one show. how about the number one quarterback? tom brady going for the whole thing, a great message. let's listen to a little of it. >> i urge everyone to play football for the simple reason that it is hard. it is hard when you're young to wake up off-season

>> larry, always a pla placure, you are great. he will get due process, there is a statute with real language, there is not collateral evidence, that severed brought in that has nothing to do with the case. and there no antics by the judge, you don't hear about the judge in this case, she is playing it straight, you have a slamdunk -- this guy is a sleaze ball, with women and with drugs and how he treated his friends. he is a sleaze ball he sold out our nation for as much money as he could get, he is covering up for his father, and now in court because deal he would not sign on to and his lawyer how would you not, this is a sweetheart deal. he was so cocky, he should have signed that deal, but they got angry in court, now he is really, really in this trial. and i don't know about you, i bought 5 or 6 guns, i filled out the form. very clear under penalty of perjury you are filling it out, they make it clear, they send it to the government, you have to wait a half hour. he would not have been approved, he want a wanted a gun, so she

i just do not see this being taken pla o border.ne needs to bringso order o it. it is notot the biden administration it certainly is not mayorkas. some of the extreme plans being considered that deportation of folks and undocumented is what's being shown right now at the border. in the absence of good policy the absence of good governance then of course that ideas are going to take place. i just wish responsible people would come together and reach some kind of consensus but i will be honest the democrats have broken their promises on achieving immigration reform timehi and time again. they told the latino community you vote for me i'll get to immigration reform. years go by and nothing pretty asked them what happened for years passed by you did not get a single immigration. the republicans won't play ball. he didn't say that you promised immigration r i will get you immigration reform. was not the biden administration convene the republican pty to the white house and try to reconcile their differences and reach a consensus. we can

everything is know plaed out. we have no policy. in the intelligence community, we simulated direct russia-u.s. conflicts, putin crossed nuclear thresh old. we have no policy, most wonderful weapons in the world, best force in history, bullet it is badly mismanaged, there is no policy how to deter adversaries and bring wars to closure. every war is dragging on and dragging on, c including with weaker adversaries than us. >> carley: and china up 22% in one year increasing stockpile faster than any country. and iran is nuclear thresh old state, they are waiting to pull the trigger. >> todd: trump said climate change is not exexistential. there is a decision when you vote in the voting booth. which do you think is most e existential. >> rebekah: vladamir putin knows our president is half brain dead. he does not put u.s. security at the top. >> carley: nato secretary general will be on "fox and friends" later this, mo, 8:00 eastern time. thank you for joining us. john carey e-mail know scandal from time as secretary of state, another ex

does it taxpayer dollars would be going to someone was a high-ranking chinese pla facial? yes or no? >> i would to know more about that mr. chairman, because of even know who you talk about. >> are your we ever were that the u.s. state department in 2005 issued warnings that the chinese government was working on the creation of bioweapons? >> i was not aware of that. >> did you ever discuss the chinese bioweapons program with anyone in the intelligence community? >> i never discussed the chinese bioweapons program to my nose with anybody. >> before during or after the covid-19 pandemic did you s to the fbi cia dia or any use intelligence agency concerning viral research of any kind? >> what, what time frame are you talking about. >> as i said after covid-19 pandemic did you speak to the fbi cia dia or any use intelligence agency concerning viral research of any kind? >> i can't give you specifics of it but not in the type of the anthrax attacks we certainly had a number of briefings of, by agency that were intelligence agencies i don't know who they were. it cou any of the

and then 2026 the rubin pla platform, there is guaranteed improvements in a.i.ps for years to come, he is very confident that he could do this do you share the confidence. >> i do when we talk to people at nvidia they are showing one tenth of the roadmap, a lot going on at nvidia and we only see a small peak of everything that they have he plans to roll out new data center sets every year for the next ten years and the roadmap. stuart: $1100 a share, 1132, where is it going. >> 1400. >> that's in the short term. >> no other chip manufacturer can patch up to where they are and nobody has a capital build the chips it's going to depend on where tsmc goes if they take a bigger cut of the chip manufacturing that's only thing nvidia has walking. stuart: you were in the middle of it, think of for joining us. lauren is looking at the movers, one mover is autodesk. >> is number one on s&p 500 with 9% gain. it is updated the market they had a probe into their accounting it is over and they don't have to restate financials, that is good news in the preliminary first quarte

the start of world war one, upended these pla, causing a delay in their departure. lew anth boys leaving on october d of that year. she returned to london in november that year, staying until may 1915, when returned to be with her sons in, california. she took boys back to london with her in december 1915. the war continued pace, and finally they decided that lew would bring the boys back to california. in january 1917, with no plans to return here you see the ship manifest of their crossing which took 12 days to get from falmouth to new yo city. in 1918. lew and berturased, an unfinished house from albert. at 746 inez street on the campus. lew managed upgrading and completion of the house, lived there with the boys from 1917 to 1919 when they moved to washington. they sold the house in 1920 to their friends. ephron does good. douglas adams and his wife florence. during this time, she began designing her dream house that would suit their needs on san juan. having bought the plot, many prior birch, clark and, his father, arthur, who chaired stanford's art and archite

-- >> does it concern you that taxpayer dollars are going to someone that's a high ranking chinese plaofficial, yes or no? liz: he wouldn't answer. there's also news reports. oxford university of researchers found after studying over 1 million english children age 5-11 and teenagers age 12-15, they found incidents of heart conditions, myocarditis, periocar die tis appeared after the vaccine and not after infection. that's a bomb shell. dr. fauci was big on pushing the vaccine and later coauthored a study saying they were not effective. >> it was a national origin at the beginning of the pandemic. liz: dr. makary, thank you for joining us tonight. good to have you on. >> thanks. liz completa coming into the bottom of the hour and watching "the evening edit". chad wolf and president biden criticized for waiting three years before the election with an executive order that could come tomorrow on the border crisis that lawmakers and border authorities say he created and plus congressman russel fry say was this used in the white house for political gain and no one is above the law and the ta

so i don't personally believe that the pla poses the big threat that it's cracked up to be.across, all of that, i think is very sinister. >> might not need to spy that subtly when they've got tiktok. nigel west, thank you very much indeed for joining nigel west, thank you very much indeed forjoining me. this morning. well, that's me done for another day. i'll be back on monday , tomorrow at 7 pm. monday, tomorrow at 7 pm. because i'm hosting vote 2024. then i'll be back on this show next sunday at 930. as is ever the case, up next, ben leo is standing in for michael portillo. have a great rest of your weekend . your weekend. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello! here's your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. we'll see a mixed bag of weather across the uk today. some sunshine, some showery rain and temperatures remaining on the cool side for the time of year two. we've got some more persistent outbreaks of rain working their way in from northern ireland south eastwards across southeast southwestern parts of scotl

managers purchases agencies reported another decline, you know that ism manufacturing index has been pla and last week, real disposable income, typical families income adjusted for taskses and for inflation -- taxes and inflation continues to fall. that stuff rose, we have a chart. they fithey fell under biden. but steve, retail sales are slowing. and real incomes are falling. that say problem for this economy, right here in 2024. what do you think? >> these are middle class voters, the numbers for people in the middle, the median, people have of the income higher and half lower by definition biden talks about what he has done for middle class, i think a lot of middle class, working class people are saying what shy talking they are about 2000 dollar poorer in terms of purchasing power. they can barely afford mcdonald's right now. it is 10 bucks for a big back meal, 10 it used to be $6. all of these things are really causing great financial stress for americans. and the problem is biden is not proposing anything that would help them out, raising taxes, as doug was talking about and other

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this i debs what he does because doesn't have anything else toin run ong , he doesn't have a pla. >> now, the former president is rejecting formal preparation,at optingio instead to hold policy discussions out on the cam a pain trail and -- campaign trail and according to reports biden's team studied trump's recent comments to see what upsets himi thgne most. the biden campaign has been leaning into the messageing that trump is a consistent instructed felon. -- cons convicted felon. felon. hunter biden shares the same title.ng his latow licenses was suspended after the guilty verdict on thei guven charges. larry: i love the muscle memory. that's the best report. that's completely awesome reporting. in the economic debate, individual freedom always beats government central planners,nt that's the subject of the riff. so why iris it that so many economists still believe that if government spends your money it's okay, but if you keep more of your money through tax cuts it's not okay? let's take inflation. a group of 16 nobel prize winning economists signed a letter yesterday endorsing jo