ramadan, and we are sorry for what you are experiencing.mbers 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. . >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite distr

i did not even know when ramadan was. that's how little i knew about sierra leone. i know now and i've learned a lot but i learned most about the people like abraham and others introduced in the book. her losses were so awful and enormous she also lost her husband and the number of her children. so just getting to know the them, sometimes it was very difficult and calls to interview them and i started at the beginning. where were you born hearing the stories is very painful because you thank you would've gotten talk about the cataclysmic academic one - - epidemic that many was earlier losses during the war. but i felt it was a way to get to know the honor their story's. >> so these are people otherwise we don't see so it feels like that's where everything changed but actually it was punctuated in that is unimaginable for me. >> and in my line of work i know a lot of people who have lost children parents and siblings i knew how painful this was even to talk about it. that pain learning of these losses grew over time rather than shrunk it's because i was getting to kn

the whole ramadan this is after their life my headquarters here in doha also coming up you've been here for last nights. it is your body's what it is it's not truck drivers and police face off in the u.k. where anger is growing over delays at the border brought on by fears of covert 19 also time is running out for a brits it trade deal but there are his.

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social media i love it's gonna be tweets you're out there but telling really important moments like ramadan the ied and having that distance not being out to be close together how did you adapt. for starters you know as i say dr lewis i think the idea of a disease or minister is an amazing idea and i might steal that if. i'm looking forward and looking forward to the tick tock dr lewis with rita for the entire eman we just heard in her sunday she's can't believe that 7 years in the making and. she's great. so wonderful. you know on our end i think we adapted in a lot of the similar ways as most. communities. we were doing a quick adaptation of virtual program that had us now at times doing 8 to 12 programs a day leveraging the talents and skills of our community so that in addition to spiritual and religious services that we're now online as best as we could with the restrictions on certain things that we weren't just able to do online virtually we were doing things like yoga at lunch time in story time for children and healing to the arts programs and how to create websites and rate resume

said no we sure are up to we have to save muslim women or we can't wear lipstick during the month of ramadan so there has been a constant you know going left and right for that reason everyone which was a clear indication that emmanuel michel would be wrong to be influenced by the people around him that men would not call him when he got elected he lent it himself surrounded by advisors that say from what games you were either from the heart that right you know a staunch you know a new a liberal or a staunch a secular fundamentalist from the left or as an example he's minister of education mr brock if we don't know what he did up for education for us but what we know is he's waging war against muslim women wearing a headscarf listening girls wearing a long skirt and his obsession with applying his version of nice he did on top of it if you speak of race if you for example emmanuel mccall did not stand with the official body. that would support lace you see the observatory a place you do but he stood silent when john mission broke out set up a buddhist oreck a. empty shell court the sorry to

catastrophe including famine the country's been plagued by violence is the start of the civil war in 2014 ramadan to report. these small letup in human suffering and is the method 3000000 people are displaced most live in does something companies like this one surviving us best as they come waiting for help from the outside world and thousands and during the cold on the water less planes you know shop come near the city of them in the south. when we are suffering due to the cold weather we need blankets for organization and philanthropist there is no support for the children in the scald the coronavirus pandemic disease and malnutrition her all adding up to make life here extremely difficult we need the health center in the camp to deal with mountain and also to treat pregnant women. even before the war yemen imported 90 percent of his table from weight but supplies. a sharp fall in the value of the yemeni riyal has led to the prices of essential commodities like food and medicine story in the absence of help from the government and international allies assurance most people here the muscle the e

we have had ramadan, we had edie we had the wally, what people are making a fuss about it being upsetctually about the shopping in the food in the presence and everything else. in normal times can we probably will be sitting here right now saying is in terrible how christmas has become so commercialised. said that of course the real sadness for this is families getting together and i know many older people who will be bitterly disappointed that they are going to spend christmas on their own having been expected to be picked up tomorrow or monday to go and see their families. from that point of view i think the family gathering has definitely been cancelled. but i think we are getting a bit overblown on christmas being cancelled because frankly i would be quite pleased that the seat adverts for turkeys and crackers. thank you to both the you for talking to me. we'll be back at half past 11 i believe. good evening. many parts of the uk have had no shortage of wet weather over the last few days. i'm sure you don't need me to tell you that. there are still a number of flood warnings in fo

progressing and that sentiment has also been echoed by the catcher a foreign minister mohammad been at the ramadan thought any saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt imposed a land sea and air blockade of cattle in june 27th. as i mentioned we have seen significant progress in the last few weeks which means that we are now hopeful that we can reach a final conclusion very soon one that will be satisfactory to all parties and it's important to note that we have always worked very closely with our partners and continue to do so and that remains the case and the resolution will be one that involves all parties to the dispute and i am hopeful that we will be able to announce the details. while still ahead here on al-jazeera a record number of women are on the ballot but we'll tell you why turnout has been low and kuwait's parliamentary elections and ethiopia's prime minister faces criticism for his handling of the tiebreak crisis as aid agencies struggle to reach thousands displaced by the violence. the clouds been persistent and the rain's been off anywhere from the levant dance of central south i

neighboring sudan more than 1000000 people in tehran already been displaced by the month long conflict that ramadan reports from hyundai at near the sudanese in order. to balance. the father mother children grandchildren great grandchildren relatives neighbors all crowded into one tent then among the latest ethiopian refugees to cross the border to sudan then said number the final malicious and they would kill us because we're to grand they told us you have 24 hours to live and they began to lose you know animals and property according to the un during the last few days the number of refugees arriving into sudan has increased from about 400 a day to more than 800 part of the cliches due to a new round of fighting in the area of sherry west of the regional capital a killer is a lot of rest men because. they also reckon there's a lot of fear there's a lot of. communal conflicts inside to get i and they found it easier or safer to come to sudan i'm standing at one of the main border crossings between each opie and sudan this is the city 3 dividing the 2 countries and these people you see behind me are

the whole ramadan this is after their life my headquarters here in doha also coming up could be any of the last 4 nights. it is your body's right and that is enough truck drivers and police face off in the u.k. where anger is growing over delays at the border brought on by fears of covert 19 also time is running out for a break sit trade deal but there are hints of progress. and donald trump makes another controversial round of presidential pardon it's. looking to throw down large parts of england are being put under even tougher covert 19 restrictions as a mutated variant of the virus spreads new infections have risen by 57 percent in the past week and more people are currently in hospital than at least point since april the british government is putting more regions under its highest level of restriction from saturday and elevating measures elsewhere meanwhile the u.k. is facing the added threat of another covert 19 mutation from people who've arrived from south africa we are quarantining cases and close contacts of cases found here in the u.k. 2nd we're placing immediate restriction

the immediate removal of foreigners from these highways including our own where we are here tariq ramadan here the family members of farmers who have killed themselves because they have been dead how the demonstration. that he got there. where will the farmers go the farmers have been committing suicide impinge on across the country because of rising debts with the passing of these laws there will be more famine suicides families will be left with no option so we demand that these laws be repealed immediately or else farmers will continue to take their lives more than 300000 indian families have killed themselves in the past 25 years because of their financial situation and farmers who've been protesting for weeks now say that the new agriculture will drive them further into debt by removing the minimum prices for their projects live in them at the mercy of large corporations who want to take price the supreme court has asked the solicitor general to report back on thursday what the information on the committee and how he plans to end the spill. destroy is taking its trade dispute with ch

you know follow us ramadan every time i visit here every now and then i don't want to be in your way you have to live your life without me brother in. i mean it's hard for me to let you but i know it's basic for him he has friends he goes to university his studies he's looking for a better life that fulfills me and makes it easy and it works if it's financially slatter mean of it she is dependent on support from her son most of the survivors of the genocide have still not received any states of poland. still more of you have nothing you know you never know what's know they will bring to you she's also very sick you know and she have a hard depression you know because of all of this situation and in the last 5 years getting divorced are there but no one would never come if she asked for some help or something they told her you have son you know and he has sponsible for you all and they care about you. more man has to take care of his mother and also finance his education. i'm. sure he's hoping to earn some money with music interisland c. has not yet given up his dream of being a music

the first ramadan after the next boxing day. 600 bucks to cover the last eight months works out to $75er month which is pretty competitive say the average congressman's grade school allowance. no actually doesn't. 2019 average american kids allowance $120 per month. that's the truth we are playing on. you are the child. they are the grown-ups. 600 bucks from big nanny and in return all you've got to do is be grounded forever. >> health experts have warned about the dangers of traveling right now due to covid-19. yet millions of americans are ignoring that advice. >> even on this covid christmas, america's airports are packed full of people. images of some of the air travelers are fueling fears we will in fact see another surge. superimposed on a surge and a dark january days ahead. >> more travelers knew can imagine packing the airports. many people going on those vacations are going to die the end of january. >> mark: you're going to die at the end of january. the laugh is on you, pal. you are going to die before you even get that lousy 600 bucks and when you do, they're just going to

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progressing and that sentiment has also been echoed by the cattery foreign minister mohammad banaba ramadan funny saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt imposed a land sea and air blockade of kaesong in june 27th teen pop up as i mentioned we have seen significant progress in the last few weeks which means that we are now hopeful that we can reach a final conclusion very soon one that will be satisfactory to all parties and it's important to note that we have always worked very closely with our partners and continue to do so and that remains the case and the resolution will be one that involves all parties to the dispute and i am hopeful that we will be able to announce the details. oh polls have now closed down to a series of cost the ballots in palm tree elections that they're looking to fill $50.00 states and a record number of women are among the more than $300.00 candidates but as john jay reports the virus has been overshadowed by a cover one team. in kuwait where the economy is worsening as a result of low oil prices and the coronavirus pandemic parliamentary elections still going

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when we had that first lockdown, we had ramadan, diwali, eid.r faces, wash middle of a pandemic, we need to cover ourfaces, wash our middle of a pandemic, we need to cover our faces, wash our hands and keep space so we cannot transmit the virus. with the new variant, that is even more so. virus. with the new variant, that is even more so. the nature of viruses is they spread by touch and that is the one thing we cannot do. so many things to talk to you about and lovely to get your perspective. how can people look after the fact that mental —— of mental health in such a tough time? this is the time when we wa nt to tough time? this is the time when we want to go round. under tier 4 you cannot be in contact with anyone outside your immediate household. you can see one person outside. but it will be cold. the first thing i would say is, if disappointment is what you are feeling, that is fine. talk it through, write it down, talk to each other, send your nearest and dearest and loved ones and early morning message. you can still go for your daily wa

otherfestivals have done it, passover, ramadan, diwali, so there is no reason to believe that christianse science will play into their personaljudgment, science? the science will play into their personal judgment, won't science? the science will play into their personaljudgment, won't it? the chief medical officer's opinion, he has pointed out the risks of bringing elderly members of the public together, the risks of hugging and to getting into close indoor spaces with people who might have particular vulnerabilities, so those are exactly the sorts of things that people should be weighing up, and i'm sure they are, right across the country this morning. when you read from the bmj and health servicejournal talking about the issues they see with the relaxation of things over christmas, i'll read you a quote, they say it is rash, they say it will cost many lives stop in the joint editorial, they say we will have people sitting in ambulances, we will have people in corridors. their suggestion is that the relaxation over christmas will cost many lives. are they scaremongering? i respect their

who has sat down to a thanksgiving or a holiday meal or taken communion attended a seder fasted for ramadan or made a food offering at a buddhist temple knows that in every human whether there are people of faith or not knows the power of food and not only to sustain us but bring us together in our common humanity. here's a 2nd reason the world food program works because what the 19000 of us are doing is an act of love dr king nobel laureate in 1964 said love is the most durable power in the world and like dr king from a very young age i learned this teaching from jesus of nazareth as he taught from the torah love your neighbor as yourself i've come to understand that a better translation of what jesus actually said is love your neighbor as your equal think for a moment what that really means imagine every woman man girl and boy we share this planet with is our equal and if we would just love them a size. imagine what that would do to war to conflict to racism to division and to discrimination of every 10 or what warms my heart is this 100000000 of my equals my neighbors receive food from t