ramadan, and we are sorry for what you are experiencing. any other members of the public for item number 1? >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. i have james saying that there are no other callers on the line. >> commissioner peskin: okay, then public comment is closed and i would like to make a motion to move the non-substantive amendment that we previously discussed. can we have a roll call on that motion. >> clerk: on the motion as stated [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> commissioner peskin: and then i would like to make a motion to send the item as amended as a committee report for a hearing at the full board of supervisors tomorrow, november 17th. >> clerk: on the motion as stated [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> commissioner peskin: and that concludes our business and we're adjourned for today. >> thank you. thank you.

the meal used to break the fast during ramadan.als. the meal used to break the fast during ramadanm out free meals. the meal used to break the fast during ramadan. it is one of the memories, i will remember this ramadan for the rest of my life. this neighbourhood is the most populous arab area in new york city. if the community cannot come to us, we will go to them. you want to see that fate we give out? we had chicken in a beautiful salad with chickpeas, cucumbers. many muslim families rely on the three nightly meals they receive at the mosque but with masks closed due to the virus, that help is gone. it became a very difficult, to be honest, in our community. our mosque is closed and for a lot of the recent immigrants and refugees in our community, undocumented, the mask —— mosque is the wreckage. —— their refuge. for cell who is grieving the loss of both his parents to covid—19, his wreckage is work. he owns home with his partner, a cafe and home goods store, it has been a staple on the high street for 19 years but when the pand

ramadan, and we are sorry for what you are experiencing. any other members of the public for item number 1? >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. i have james saying that there are no other callers on the line. >> commissioner peskin: okay, then public comment is closed and i would like to make a motion to move the non-substantive amendment that we previously discussed. can we have a roll call on that motion. >> clerk: on the motion as stated [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> commissioner peskin: and then i would like to make a motion to send the item as amended as a committee report for a hearing at the full board of supervisors tomorrow, november 17th. >> clerk: on the motion as stated [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> commissioner peskin: and that concludes our business and we're adjourned for today. >> thank you. thank you. >> chair peskin: good morning and welcome sto tto the transportation authority board meeting on november 10, 2020. i am chair aaron peskin. miss milton, will you please call the roll. [roll call] >> clerk: we

i am going to remember this ramadan for the rest of my life. the most populous arab area in new york city. if the community cannot come to us we will go to them. do you want to see a plate of the food? we have giro, chicken and a beautiful salad with chickpeas and cucumbers. many muslim families rely on the free meals they receive at the mosque, but with mosques closed due to the virus, that help has gone. it became very difficult in our community. 0ur mosque is closed, and for a lot of the recent immigrants and refugees in our community, the undocumented, the mosque is the refuge. for sal, who is grieving the loss of both his parents, to covid—19, his refuges work. he owns hom with his partner and it's been a staple on the bay ridge high street for 19 years. but when the pandemic hit the pair were forced to close up shop. in may they decided it was time to reopen. me being here, it's keeping me busy, so it's keeping me focused, which helps me with my pain with my family. i try to keep it together, when inside i'm really hurting. sometimes you'

chief executive of the ramadan foundation in the u.k. thanks very much for making the time especially on a sunday to speak to us today patricia can we kick off with. 'd the french president's stance on islam has sparked anger throughout the muslim world we've seen many images of that i put it to you that they're standing up for free speech and then there's simply provocation that history suggests will only lead in one direction is his plan perhaps well intentioned but actually a danger to french citizens. i think that the president the french president was very right to confirm that we stand for a secular state and for the freedom of speech might i also add which is very important if you want to understand the bait that's going on in the secular state of france religion is seen as an opinion it is an opinion as you can have an opinion of many other things in society and it is treated as an opinion and this is what actually the school teacher. was trying to explain samuel pepys he was trying to explain to the school children he was teachi

he's a german with lebanese roots one day during the muslim holy month of ramadan. he and his family were breaking the fast when the police showed up to investigate, alleged, disorderly conduct. i would not let them in and tried to close the front door. then the situation escalated. they called us lebanese scum, dirty foreignness, and so on. later my sister told me that after they took me away, one of the officers said, this isn't your country and you can behave like any most here would be the police hit you. he says they also hit other members of his family when they tried to help him. he's now facing charges of resisting police or sorority, has also filed suit against the police department. the police would not talk to us about the ongoing investigation for the moment. it's his word against the us. that's a typical situation says to holland, she's part of a team that is researching racist violence on the part of police in germany. for this study, they have conducted more than $3000.00 interviews. and the key finding is that people of color or from ethnic minoritie

jolo hunt for a fugitive on a just told, as he told his story is here at the ramadan, as i mean to seal behind the other one. as the police say, he mustn't leave a move in this look less a world crusade in the uk will have a valid put out by the ins and all of the and i meant that's, i mean with, let's say he would be a force for so no little back to be authentic, bitter back living man did with little or no word of the city of big shows. if we didn't have a good massage, if we appreciate the song we'll present you, some martyr don't appear to be trendy. upper today will be sure suit fairy appropriate, at least on more down america, if you respect the other else, it's not the count you know, matters. it's a deal literal as to what you need to trade to be a movie may be a little prompt. may there is a midi it could be you for said to do as you know, there are many really buried under sail, but it was just for the new, some tall, many other things, the power to shape the media will shock the power over him. and i don't really think is going to rewrite a movie that uses only his automobile

take on u.s., politics and society, that's the bottom of the doors here at the ramadan or zambia behind of the i'm doing is the one in the living movement at home in this rock world crusade in this book will how to show how valid political is and all and yet when i'm out of it's, i mean i would love it so you would be a force of award for so little bit would be authentic, but it would be did the little know where the city of big premier shows is the i meekly battaile america, if we didn't have a good massage, if we appreciate the song on one cup, we'll present you some martyr donna militarily. but to tell you, be sure suit a fairy tale if you respect the other else, it can't you no matter what the deal literal as to that you need a move or may be may there is a midi it could be you for said to do as you know, there are many we buried under sail, but it was just for the 2 new songs already. everything is now in shape, although we do chuck the power over him. and i really think he is going to really are a movie that uses only leave his automobile and then wow, let me use that as your key

he told us he had told his daughters here at the ramadan as mbia to seal behind a deal out of town. as he was in the leave, a move that could hold an election in a smoke less a world crusade in a stroke when the house half of allegorical is an island i had been when i meant that sammy would clifford say he would be a force award for so little back would hope that it is summer to be authentic. brits are behind living like a man a did over the buildings, but there are no where the city of big premier shows at the i meekly battaile. i'm at it with it would have a gimmick start if we are pretty sure to be the show suited to have a song on one cup, we'll present you some martyr. don't appear to be trendy upper today will be well, i do just to be a dead heat on what i don't amount to see the records i've edited to delete some odd thing. can't you? no matter the deal at the that you need to move or make a little prom power. i think maybe that is a nobbler meeting. it could be you for a concert set to do your show them a ticket really buried under sail, but they were just for the 2 new song

justification for forcing we're muslims to eat during ramadan or destroy the muslim cemetery. there's no poverty alleviation justification for forced sterilization or taking children away from their parents to be. we had reeducated in state run boarding schools, accusations that beijing brushes aside as international meddling. we urge u.s. politicians to respect the facts, stop fabricating lies and stop using she related issues to interfere in china's internal affairs when needed. china has shown no sign of winding back its policies and she jiang in fact, satellite images show the network of the changing facilities appears to be expanding and military style labor camps are now being reported in neighboring to bit chinese leaders have hailed their policies a success but harrowing, 1st hand accounts only reinforce the widening gulf between beijing's claims and the truth behind these walls, inching. john, it is a truth that side i will bet has seen photos of an ethnic chinese walked as a director for several preschools ensure that was before one night of november 27th teen when s

he's a german with lebanese roots one day during the muslim holy month of ramadan, he and his family were breaking the fast when the police showed up to investigate, alleged, disorderly conduct. i would not let them in and tried to close the front door, then the situation escalate. it was young. they called us lebanese scum, dirty foreignness. and so on later my sister told me that after they took me away, one of the officers said, this isn't your country and you can behave like any most you could be the police hit you up. he says they also hit other members of his family when they tried to help him. he's now facing charges of resisting police or sorority, has also filed suit against the police department. the police would not talk to us about the ongoing investigation for the moment. it's his word against the us. that's a typical situation says to holland, she's part of a team that is researching racist violence on the part of police in germany. for this study they have conducted more than 3000 interviews. and the key finding is that people of color or from ethnic minorities are reg

one day during the muslim holy month of ramadan, he and his family were breaking the fast, when the policehowed up to investigate alleged disorderly conduct. he would not let them in and tried to close the front door. in the situation escalated. -- bend the situation escalated. >> they called us lebanese scum, dirty foreigners come and so on. after they took me away, my sister told me one of the officers said this is not your country and you cannot behave like animals here. >> he claims the pole hit him, as well as other family members, as he tried to help him. he is now facing charges of resisting police authority. he has also filed suit against the police department. the police would not talk to us about the ongoing investigation. for the moment, it is his word against theirs. that is a typical situation. she is part of a team that is researching racist violence for the police in germany. they have conducted more than 3000 interviews. the key finding is that people of color are from -- or from ethnic minities are regularly treated more harshly by the police. >> what we often hear is that

some of the most religious events happened in lockdown, easter, eve and ramadan to name a few. unfairly restricted. most of the festivals are about community and togetherness but people have generally stuck to the rules. they have used technology to state connected and celebrate through zoom and skype. it is not the same thing as being physically together but for some people it is the only option. it is not the same thing but thank you very much. to summarise our main news, in the us, president trump has made his first public appearance at the white house sincejoe biden was declared the victor of the election by media organisations around the world. mrtrump media organisations around the world. mr trump avoiding any direct comment about what might happen in january. do direct comment about what might happen injanuary. do stay with us. hello there. we ended the working week on a fine note. we saw quite a bit of sunshine on friday, but it's going to be the case this weekend — it's going to be a lot more unsettled, thanks to low pressure. it'll be windy for most of us, and there w

he's a german with lebanese roots one day during the muslim holy month of ramadan, he and his family were breaking the fast when the police showed up to investigate, alleged, disorderly conduct. i would not let them in and tried to close the front door. then the situation escalated, they called us lebanese scum, dirty foreignness, and so on later my sister told me that after they took me away, one of the officers said, this isn't your country and you can't behave like any most here. are your claims the police hit him as well as other family members as they tried to help him? he's now facing charges of resisting police or sorority, has also filed suit against the police department. the police would not talk to us about the ongoing investigation for the moment. it's his word against the us. that's a typical situation says to the hon. she's part of a team that is researching racist violence on the part of police in germany. for this study, they have conducted more than 3000 interviews. and the key finding is that people of color or from ethnic minorities are regularly treated more harsh

he's a german with lebanese roots one day during the muslim holy month of ramadan, he and his family were breaking the fast when the police showed up to investigate, alleged, disorderly conduct. i would not let them in and tried to close the front door, then the situation escalated. they called us lebanese scum, dirty foreignness, and so on later my sister told me that after they took me away, one of the officers said, this isn't your country and you can't behave like any most here. would you are your claims the police hit him as well as other family members as they tried to help him? he's now facing charges of resisting police or sorority, has also filed suit against the police department. the police would not talk to us about the ongoing investigation for the moment. it's his word against the us. that's a typical situation says to the hon. she's part of a team that is researching racist violence on the part of police in germany. for destiny they have conducted more than 3000 interviews, and the key finding is that people of color or from ethnic minorities are regularly treated more

his son is now serving a prison sentence, but for the tribesmen in the ramadans hometown of justice must be meted out in line with tribal law. elders say the return of families of iceland members would spark retaliatory attacks who are even if the iso members in prison or if you was killed, he still his son. he still has a family. it's not possible for me to see his son walk in front of my eyes while his father killed my brother. everyone in this room has lost at least one family member to eisele. how can we deal with them with macey when they didn't show us any? the government is attempting to negotiate solutions with tribes to allow most people to return. but despite limited progress in reconciling communities, the governor doesn't believe the camp closures premature. the city is going to be reconstructed, as long as the residents live in camps. when the residents return back, they will start to rebuild their homes in the areas with support from the government and the international organizations. such support has yet to reach saga host family left camp a week ago. they are now squattin

he's a german with lebanese roots one day during the muslim holy month of ramadan, he and his family were breaking the fast when the police showed up to investigate, alleged, disorderly conduct. i would not let them in and tried to close the front door. then the situation escalated, they called us lebanese scum, dirty foreignness, and so on later my sister told me that after they took me away, one of the officers said, this isn't your country and you can't behave like any most you could be. i your claims the police hit him as well as other family members as they try to help him. he's now facing charges of resisting police or sorority, has also filed suit against the police department. the police would not talk to us about the ongoing investigation for the moment. it's his word against the us. that's a typical situation says to holland, she's part of a team that is researching racist violence on the part of police in germany. for their study. they have conducted more than 3000 interviews, and the key finding is that people of color or from ethnic minorities are regularly treated more

fired eritrea's capital from ethiopia, that's at least 2 rockets hitting the airports and asked mara ramadan has more now from gondar in northern ethiopia. we don't pump in the word on casualties, but what we know is that this is a new coalition. all the conflict, that pool hall been restricted to the borders of european, particularly to the think about a region in publishable borders. something that would bring it into the conflict very quickly. well, in our headlines, amini and state security saying it's foiled. an assassination attempt on the prime minister, nicole passion yun, the national security service has made several arrests on, is refusing to step down despite large protests on millions are angry with him for signing a cease fire with azerbaijan to and 6 weeks of fighting. well, i think all mean eons of been torching their own homes as they leave images just outside nagorno-karabakh before sunday's handover of land to azerbaijan. many of lived there for more than 20 years. nephew has about this agreement because it forces them to give up their territory. and all the stories we're

thousands of people have fled the unrest and to grave region raising fears of a refugee emergency ramadan has more from the capital, addis ababa on the prime minister's comments. these talking about the higher what some parts of the great region that is the near the border. if you will be our hearts with a prayer on the sudan, he's talking about towns and cities like i guess, which has been the city and the nation. a glimpse which has got a lot of historical value to you, your pm then also areas not far away from the editorial board about the election day. and she got over as well as america, which is a crossing point into the sudan border. rival factions in libya have agreed to hold elections within 18 months. the u.n. has hailed the deal as a breakthrough. both sides signed a cease fire agreement last month in geneva. european union is demanding china reverse, a new rule which is seen for hong kong, lawmakers, sex opposition, politicians in the city of resigned on mass in solidarity with the ruling. on wednesday, china passed a law allowing law makers to be bod, if they pose a national

ramadan, and we are sorry for what you are experiencing. any other members of the public for item number 1? >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. i have james saying that there are no other callers on the line. >> commissioner peskin: okay, then public comment is closed and i would like to make a motion to move the non-substantive amendment that we previously discussed. can we have a roll call on that motion. >> clerk: on the motion as stated [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> commissioner peskin: and then i would like to make a motion to send the item as amended as a committee report for a hearing at the full board of supervisors tomorrow, november 17th. >> clerk: on the motion as stated [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> commissioner peskin: and that concludes our business and we're adjourned for today. >> thank you. thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. last week when we announced some rollbacks around the restaurants and a number of other businesses, we did make it clear that we are sadly seeing

some of them hacked to death ramadan has more from the northern city of gong, which is near the tick rate region. this fighting words has had no letup ever since it started about 9 days ago has caused massive casualties and the civilian casualties that are being witnessed in some parts of the region are not giving any confidence to the people. there already. 100000 people who were already internally displaced within the region even before the christmas started. and that was the last happened just about a 100 kilometers from where we are right now in a small town called mike cutler. of course, the government is blaming the tea p.l.f. fighters for the killings of people, most of it done through beheadings and using all kinds of weapons. but on this evening, the t.t.l. of leader, the protests you don't get there. michael held, released a message where he said that it was not his forces who carried out these mutha and said that there was no need for an independent inquiry into the killings in my country. of course, the government is claiming huge victories in the western part of the take

that there is no counterterrorism justification for, for force if we were muslims to eat pork during ramadan or destroying a muslim cemetery. there's no poverty alleviation justification for forced sterilization or taking children away from their parents to be. we had reeducated in state run boarding schools, accusations that beijing brushes aside as international meddling. we urge u.s. politicians to respect the facts, stop fabricating lies and stop using sheehan. john related issues to interfere in china's internal affairs when needed. china has shown no sign of winding back its policies and cian jiang. in fact, satellite images show the network of the changing facilities appears to be expanding and military style labor camps are now being reported in neighboring to bit. chinese leaders have hailed their policies a success. but harrowing, 1st hand accounts only reinforced the widening gulf between beijing's claims and the truth behind these walls, inching. john, it is a truth. that side has seen photos of an ethnic chinese walked as a defector for several police schools. ensure that was be

he's a german with lebanese roots one day during the muslim holy month of ramadan, he and his family were breaking the fast when the police showed up to investigate, alleged, disorderly conduct. i would not let them in and tried to close the front door. then the situation escalated, they called us lebanese scum, dirty foreignness, and so on later my sister told me that after they took me away, one of the officers said, this isn't your country and you can't behave like any most here. are your claims the police hit him as well as other family members as they try to help him? he's now facing charges of resisting police or sorority, has also filed suit against the police department. the police would not talk to us about the ongoing investigation for the moment. it's his word against the us. that's a typical situation says to the hon. she's part of a team that is researching racist violence on the part of police in germany for destiny. they have conducted more than 3000 interviews. and the key finding is that people of color or from ethnic minorities are regularly treated more harshly by

ramadan, and we are sorry for what you are experiencing. any other members of the public for item number 1? >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. i have james saying that there are no other callers on the line. >> commissioner peskin: okay, then public comment is closed and i would like to make a motion to move the non-substantive amendment that we previously discussed. can we have a roll call on that motion. >> clerk: on the motion as stated [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> commissioner peskin: and then i would like to make a motion to send the item as amended as a committee report for a hearing at the full board of supervisors tomorrow, november 17th. >> clerk: on the motion as stated [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> commissioner peskin: and that concludes our business and we're adjourned for today. >> thank you. thank you.

signs of extremism, as things like, praying more frequently fasting, becoming more really just during ramadan. these were actual identifying mark is laid out by the government. as signs of radicalization. you were essentially, you know, in many ways throwing the baby out with the ball. also. interesting to talk to you about this. marian, thank you so much for joining us. speaking to us there from london. still ahead on this news hour tear, gas is fired at protesters outside a school in south africa, accused of racism against blacks. students, vietnam's warning that facebook may have to shut down its operations. if it doesn't censor more political content and the world's top story line, men's tennis players will always be training a.t.p. final semifinals in london. you don't be here with the action coming out of the states. hello, the arabian sea is quite active at the moment. this master class, he will resolve itself, i think, into a circulation ceasar culture and the whole of africa to model a few showers to form in yemen and amman as well. and then from the levant, across to iran. another w

he's a german with lebanese roots one day during the muslim holy month of ramadan. he and his family were breaking the fast when the police showed up to investigate, alleged, disorderly conduct. i would not let them in and tried to close the front door. then the situation escalated. they called us lebanese scum, dirty foreignness, and so on later my sister told me that after they took me away, one of the officers said, this isn't your country and you can't behave like any most you could be if you are your claims, the police hit him as well as other family members, as they tried to help him. he's now facing charges of resisting police or 30. yes. also filed suit against the police department. the police would not talk to us about the ongoing investigation for the moment. it's his word against the us. that's a typical situation says to the hon. she's part of a team that is researching racist violence on the part of police in germany for their study. they have conducted more than 3000 interviews. and the key finding is that people of color or from ethnic minorities are

james was who his brother was shot dead ramadan the way people tried to help him, but they said he's brain was badly damaged. we couldn't get an ambulance in time to save him. the government says wind break coronavirus restrictions by holding the rally in the, in the district that attracted thousands of supporters many more than the limit of $200.00. and it blamed demonstrators for rioting and attacking police offices and says the response of the security services was proportional. wind supporters accused the government of trying to stop him sweeping to victory in presidential elections jus in january but they say the crackdown has strengthened their result to make wine uganda's next president victoria gate and be al jazeera 2 security guards are being investigated over the killing of a black man outside a supermarket in brazil, for a test was held by one security guard and repeatedly punched in the face by another . the killing was captured on camera and has received widespread condemnation online protest as in sao paolo focus their anger at the french supermarket chain called for w

ramadan has more now from fish in central. the government forces have their eyes on the calendar, the cup, the title of that's a good regionals. they say they've been cutting out of products on the outskirts of the cup because of the ticker, very rigid and security sources. tell us that the next 48 hours will be really cool. szell in this flight. the european security forces cut out a multi-pronged of hock on mackellar. the couple of region goes to great people's liberation. phones is putting on this has lost some pounds of closer to 200 columns of hope and claiming the been clean. for most of the past one of weeks. government forces are helping foreign minister. these folks with something buckled in outside, where the government, another suburb. but they say they're sure that the 16 the visions from at a trailer fighting a long pipe line with these forces. let's take a closer look at the northern region of tikrit. it is a semi autonomous area governed by the 2 great people's liberation front is estimated to have up to 250000.

they celebrated ramadan by breaking the fast with him, if tar dinner chatting is awesome. yak, going downstairs to the facts of the day, it's a when did this is going to go on these days one day? this isn't right that can all day or it's the whole world heard about that. please. ahmed asaf is a palestinian refugee from gaza, who won the popular talent show arab idol earlier this year. he managed to make it out of the siege on the gaza strip in order to reach the competition leader on the ground game and speech and to hand it to me and be blunt. no president gets that much work. so you open sultans market the restaurant here. i came, i don't know, i can take him how to speak english and how to swim, kind of bike to drive to work and make money. it does sound what i was like. this is that then if you know what, i mean, i guess soon to come for a job, i remember a young boy you asked for food for my family. i remember i was bringing kids from a lot to refugee camp in the last big on a tour of the united states because there were photographers and we had an event. and i asked

his son is now serving a prison sentence, but for the tribesmen in the ramadans hometown of justice must be meted out in line with tribal law. elders say the return of families of iceland members would spark retaliatory attacks who are even if the i saw members in prison or if he was killed, he's still his son. he still has a family. it's not possible for me to see his son walk in front of my eyes while his father killed my brother. everyone in this room has lost at least one family member to eisele. how can we deal with them with macy when they didn't show us any? the government is attempting to negotiate solutions with tribes to allow most people to return. but despite limited progress in reconciling communities, the governor doesn't believe the camp closures premature. the cities cannot be reconstructed as long as the residents live in camps. when the residents return back, they will start to rebuild their homes in the areas with the support from the government and the international organisations. such support has yet to reach saga host family left camp a week ago. they are now squatt

where they're turning our house into another restaurant named from assad or herself they celebrated ramadan by breaking the fast with and if tar dinner chatting is awesome. yak going downstairs to. my favorite fact of the day it's a good eat when did this it's good and i'm going to go out there these days one day and write that coming all day because i know. of course the whole world heard about it i. love being home and on staff is a palestinian refugee from gaza who won the popular talent show arab idol earlier this year he managed to make it out of the siege on the gaza strip in order to reach the competition leaving all the grounding demons speech infamy 8000000 people and no business then get that much work. so you open sultans market the restaurant here i came i don't know anything and then how to speak english and how to swim. ride the bike to drive to work and make money and that's not how do i think i was like this is that then if you know what i mean. i guess soon to come for a job i remember something. you asked for food for my family. i remember i was bringing kids from block to