they deal with victims of this type of the let me bring in germany in this thing called same port elizabeth so clearly there does seem to be at least on one level a policing institutional problem but perhaps it's why didn't that is the government or successive africa south african governments haven't taken this issue seriously is what cyril ramaphosa trying to do now with a 75000000 pounds with this announcement some think they'll be able to change governance generally and highlight what's going on against women in south africa. and i think for me when we had the joint sitting i was got a sense that it was a very reactive response. gender based violence and same a side in this country is really really not a new phenomena they should have been polished stronger policy interventions much earlier so that we do not reach this situation with as we know one woman is killed every 3 hours for example for me they are 2 elements at play you not have presidents appalls of throwing the proverbial money at the problem you know making resources available which is very welcome but it will go back down to

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also how they deal with victims of this to happen let me bring in john enos thing called same port elizabeth so clearly there does seem to be at least on one level a policing institutional problem but perhaps it's why didn't that is the government or successive africa south african governments haven't taken this issue seriously is what cyril ramaphosa trying to do now with a 75000000 pounds with this announcement some think they'll be able to change governance generally and highlight what's going on against women in south africa. and i think for me when we had the joint sitting i was got a sense that it was a very reactive response. gender based violence and same a side in this country is really really not a new phenomena they should have been polished stronger policy interventions much earlier so that we do not reach this situation with as we know one woman is killed every 3 hours for example for me they are 2 elements at play you not have presidents appalls of throwing the proverbial money at the problem you know making resources available which is very welcome but it will go back down to

brought some winds and rain across the southern cape as well as eastern cape rain anywhere from port elizabeth appear towards durban over the next few days durban 18 degrees as your expected high but as we go towards friday that low really begins to develop johannesburg attempters begin to drop as well winds extend all the way up here towards parts of harare but we could even see some snow just to the west of durban where the temperature durban at about 16. the ultranationalist marks connected with one of the world's worst humanitarian crises we doe as. my grand joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda we have to protect our nation what has happened to the engine that's one of the biggest stains on the country as a whole. this is not religion this is a politic me in my heart an unholy alliance on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories right now the british prime minister's attempt to hold a snap election before the deadline of october 31st has been rejected by m.p.'s forced johnson had called for the early poll after the lower house of parliament vote

brought some winds and rain across the southern cape as well as eastern cape rain anywhere from port elizabeth appeared towards durban over the next few days durban 18 degrees as your expected high but as we go towards friday that low really begins to develop johannesburg attempters begin to drop as well winds extend all the way up here towards parts of harare but we could even see some snow just to the west of durban where the temperature durban at about 16. police suspect a lone gunman is behind 15 unsolved shootings in the city all targeting immigrants an ethnic minority and attempted murder on a young life friday evening police were out in full force again after another man was shot out in the cycling disillusioned with the state prosecution and the victim's sister strikes up an unlikely relationship with the accused nexus to serial kana the witness documentary on al-jazeera i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth was that i would say that's what is. i don't actually probably want an election the country doesn't want election a double defeat for the u.k. prime min

brought some winds and rain across the southern cape as well as eastern cape rain anywhere from port elizabeth appeared towards durban over the next few days durban 18 degrees as your expected high but as we go towards friday that low really begins to develop johannesburg temperatures begin to drop as well winds extend all the way up here towards parts of harare but we could even see some snow just to the west of durban where the temperature derbent at about 16. sponsored by countdown to. the big stories generate sounds of headlines it seems that much the media is still struggling with how to deal with it with different angles from different perspectives hold to carry separate the spin from the facts. the misinformation from the journalism how carefully must you choose your words but some tough stuff has to be said sir some critics have to be made of the listening post on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories right now the british prime minister's attempt to hold a snap election before they broke the deadline of october 31st has been rejected by m.p.'s forced joh

here developing along the coastal areas are going to stay out of the rain but it's really can be port elizabeth as well as durban as we go from wednesday as well as into thursday some of those showers could be quite heavy at times so for durban we do expect to see a temperature of 20 and to harrisburg at $24.00. the ultranationalist marks connected with one of the world's worst humanitarian crises we doe as illegally maigret joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda we have 2 photos of our nation what has happened to the engine that's one of the biggest stains on the country as a whole. but in our religion this is the politics me and mark an unholy alliance on al-jazeera. the latest seems as it breaks the problem is that in many cases those fires get out of control with detailed coverage the protesters don't seem to be flagging and neither does the police's determination to suppress the movement from around the world most of these vehicles carry syrians fleeing from the south of the border the influx of course a traffic jam in the only the over no that city it's there. on th

here developing along the coastal areas are going to stay out of the rain but it's really can be port elizabeth as well as durban as we go from wednesday as well as into thursday some of those showers could be quite heavy at times so for durban we do expect to see a temperature of 20 and to harrisburg at $24.00. police suspect a lone gunmen is behind 15 unsolved shootings in the city all targeting immigrants an ethnic minority and an attempted murder on a young life friday evening police were out in full force again after another man was shot out in the cycling disillusioned with the state prosecution of the victim's sister has strikes up an unlikely relationship with the accused unless his 2 serial kana a witness documentary on al-jazeera setting the discussions police in cape town has struggled to regain steadily gang violence examining the headlines now under president putin russia is making a push to engage explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire but. it's almost 2nd nature and i also know what they see the world from a different perspective o

elizabeth, welcome to the port. we look forward to working with you. >> i think it is absolutely phenomenal that we have done so much outreach and put so much effort into working with our l.b.e. i want to thank everyone for the effort. i do hope that, sooner or later, we can focus on minority inclusion, also. i know that these cannot be based on that, but i do hope that our submittals will try to find other firms to join venture with, to teach, to bring into this industry so that we can be there and represent all of san francisco. but i think this was a great effort and i want to thank all of you. all in favor? >> aye. >> resolution 1933 has been approved. >> item 13 a, informational presentation of contract number 281, crinkle park and 19 th street parking lot. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is erica peterson and i'm the project manager for the crane co. park -- crane cove park project. i will be giving the presentation. in this presentation, and we'll talk about how the contract meets the port's strategi

liz: senator elizabeth warren, hillary clinton let's put -- elizabeth warren with this comment. >> portr will need a lot of infrastructure, rebuilding and strengthening. it will need a lot of help right on the water. those are good jobs. those are union jobs, those are skilled jobs. liz: didn't describe what the jobs are. the -- >> i met coal miners, the men and women. all they want to do is work. these are great paying jobs in the mining industry and fossil fuel industry. they want to do away with the cheap renewable sources of energy. these are great-paying jobs. how do they expect to get voter support from pennsylvania. liz: here is the other thing. bernie sanders made some interesting claims last night. let's check out bernie sanders. >> we are not going to have to spend money on the military defending oil interests around the world. we can cut military spending there as well. you will have a lot of taxpayers paying more in taxes. liz: he said we'll need birth control to fight climate change. >> you are trying to do command and control with our every day life using whatever source o

port. >> reporter: and of course amy klobuchar not mentioning elizabeth warren by name but referencing herackground as a college professor. this is going to be interesting because many of these candidates will all be in iowa this weekend. the steak fry taking place there as we inch closer and closer. now that we're past labor day the gloves are coming off and the candidates are making a real push to connect with voters. >> when they're bringing up the faculty lounge, ryan, you know things are serious. >> the old faculty lounge burn. >> thank you very much. >>> all right. as ryan mentioned, some of the candidates headed to iowa this weekend. a good time to check in where this stands. we're joined by harry enten. >> i think he's going to do this silently. >> a little box for myself. >> i hope you have polls. >> i do have polls. let's look at this, right? this is the national average post-debate, pre-september debate. we have a consistent picture here. biden around 30%. but we see perhaps a little bit of distance now between warren and sanders in the average of polls. warren still about behin

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however, i also want to introduce you to elizabeth alexander, who is your new compliance officer, stationed here at the port. prior to her stationing here, she was working as a compliance officer overseeing contracts of the public utilities commission. she's also one of the program managers for our mentor protÉge program. she is ready, willing, unable to help the design to cater towards benefiting the port mission. prior to her arrival, in the city, she worked for the tenderloin housing clinic, where she was a program manager there. also the vice president of local 1021. at this.because, i will call her on and she will continue on. >> thank you for that lovely introduction. it is wonderful to meet you are. i look forward to working with you. the slide before you is the table. the ports conducted an analysis with how many lb ease in each category can perform the type of work this rfp requires. included in this analysis is the analysis that 57% of the contract is highly specialized work. for example, dredging related services alone make up 37% of the entire project. this information was then used by cmd to ca

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because what you saw on the first two debates scared a lot of people in the middle on the ports on the right end of elizabethad them up right now those two socialists are beating joe biden. if that becomes, if one of them becomes the nominee, the democrats have moved so far to the left in the direction way beyond what any of the liberals they previously nominated, i think they make it almost impossible for them to win a general election. you saw the tension build at the beginning of the debate where they spent a half an hour on medicare for all and you are democrats like biden and globes are warning the rest of the field how dangerous an idea it is to go this far. it's what bernie wants and is what warren wants and that's what castro wants. many of the democrats wanted and then add them criminalization of people who come across the border illegally, forgive student loans, the whole democratic agenda is put thing the democrats in jeopardy and that's a huge issue in the general election. spewing out loud analysis with ari fleischer. thanks for coming back on a friday morning. >> julie: hundreds of pro-beijing

melissa: if elizabeth warren wins, everybody should take their money and get out of town. connell, go ahead. port pot the thing, melissa i was going to say, one of the things gary will talk about, what might matter, one of the things that dragged in the markets with all the impeachment talk was the president taking aim at china during the general assembly. let's listen. >> i will not accept a bad deal for the american people. not only has china declined to adopt promised reforms, it has embraced an economic model, dependent on market barriers, heavy state subsidies, currency manipulation, product dumping, forced technology transfers and the theft of intellectual property and also trade secrets on a grand scale. reporter: that didn't sound, liz, like a president moving towards cutting a deal anytime soon. but of course you never know with the chinese trade talks. what did you take away? >> it goes back and forth almost on a daily basis in terms of taking the temperature of these talks. president trump had an opportunity to make his case to the world why he is threatening in a sense the world's eco

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