allowing private transit vehicles in the red lanes defeats the entire purpose of having red lanes. we have a limited right of way space to board. if you allow shuttles which have a single unloading at the front and only hold a handful of people, they hold up the rest of the many lines which only serve six or so people holding up muni lines. you cannot have competing services within something that is meant for public transportation. muni does a great job serving everyone in the community including people with mobility issues, people in wheelchairs, school children, private issued buses do not do anything like that. they are there to inflate land values which is something they do very well. transportation they don't do very well. and the chariots which run a segregated jim crow of for-profit service, they have no business on our red lanes and have taken us back on climate goals. the shuttle buses use diesel. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is kat. i am with the san francisco transit riders speaking for effective and reliable transit. the red l

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i don't think that i will miss the red carpet i had enough red carpet and the red carpet for me was much more high park corner idea because people have been very outspoken also against the nasty politics and nasty politicians and wild swings in the world my red carpet in brackets was the different red carpet and maybe i will miss this red carpet but i don't not miss the red carpet in general will you be inviting some special friends to the last festival to help you take it home. or invite some friends but not do a very special birthday party for me reduced the sixty nine. the usual as our usual festival and i sing like always so far what i can remember it's exciting enough. kosik thank you very much that's all we have time for on this special edition of kino we wish you all the best for the future if you have one last message for kuno fans around the world and for berlin on the phone in terms of your physical health it's really good if you continue to go in the cinema and not end up as a couch potato so just for the chip it's good cinema ok so that's all for this time and this time i wan

i have the privilege of being the president and ceo of the american red cross. i also have the privilege of welcoming you here at the american red cross to our beautiful hall of service. honored to have a number of really special guests with us today. first is first lady melania trump. [applause] second lady karen pence. [applause] elizabeth dole there. we have several spouses of our distinguished cabinet members here with us today. we are honored to have the many spouses from our nations selfless military families. on behalf of everyone, thank you all for supporting the brave men and women in the military. event, i begin today's can't -- i wanted to quickly share an overview of the and the red cross impact of the work we are going to be doing here that will have on military members. say one in five people in our country has been touched by the american red cross in some way. so thatsual to me that he knows everything we do. most people know we respond to disaster. what most people don't know is we respond to 64,000 disasters every year. these range from home fi

the historic red stone building. when i saw the notice that they were taking out a tree, i looked into it and i looked into why. and what i found was the 22 fillmore project is taking out 61 mature trees all along 16th . that will affect many businesses >> duly noted. thank you very much for bringing that to our attention. thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you supervisors. i am with the mission economic development agency. we really appreciate you holding this hearing today. we appreciate the sfmta has begun to address some of these trends that we have been raising with them. for the sake of time, i have just the facts we know them of great concern in this framework. the definition of transit as we are hearing does not include these private shuttles. there is no data to show that these will not have a detrimental effect on public transit. it is just another experiment on vulnerable communities. nor do we know what the effect is on incentivizing further corporate shuttle programs now that they can move faster

coloured red. the results from a strictly transit operations perspective have been very promising. we have seen travel time decrease by double digits and percentage of the trip pure variability which leads to reliability discussion we are talking about earlier has also improved. and because of this cat ridership has grown and we are seeing, as i mentioned earlier, 8-10% on the corridors. we are seeing double digit ridership growth. just because writers are responding to the idea that they can predict a trip and it works much easier. on the enforcement side, we have three drove a three-pronged approach. we have what is called a transit only lane enforcement camera. this is basically from the state that gave us enabling legislation to allow us to give tickets, electronic tickets to people illegally parking adjacent to or in a transit only lane. most of these are related to double parking in a transit only lane. and last year, we gave out about 4,000 of those tickets. the second prong of this approach

wore red arm bands and at least. you could join only if you came from a good family that is if your parents were peasants workers soldiers or political officials. but good friend was not allowed to join at first because her father was an intellectual. so i asked my mother what did grandmother to you back in austria. she worked on a farm with her husband she said. they started the next day i went to the police office that kept an eye on foreigners and told them that my grandmother was a farmer sacked. most and they stick it will happen as my goal and they gave me a document that said that i was from a peasant family. band comes on then. and that's how good an album became the only austrian member of the red guards like millions of other young people she proudly displayed at the little red book of mao quotations. her. part of mao strategy at this time was based on promoting violent class struggle which often involved attacks on traditional chinese philosophy and culture crowds usually led by red guards destroyed a numb

that is the red cross teams.t has multiple teams out, treating people on the site and also doing triage. as far as we know, there is no damaged hospitals, but the hospitals apostrophe capacity, they are under heavy pressure at the moment to treat all the wounded people coming in. so it is a big challenge and it isa in. so it is a big challenge and it is a race against time. we have a lot of different assets going into the region. we are distributing water, we had search and rescue team still going on, we have thursday teams, but we are also starting to distribute relief supplies, like bla nkets distribute relief supplies, like blankets and helping people out in different shelters where they are. so there are people in makeshift shelters, people in municipal buildings. with our partners throughout the international red cross movement, we are able to channel their support through the national society, the indonesian red cross here. so far, a lot of support from a lot of our partners, including the british red cross

let's talk about the red power movement. beginning in the late 60's and through the 80's, what was it? the red power movement was a national movement of native americans to build tribal sovereignty and advocate for the rights. issues with federal government, argue for native issues they felt were being underrepresented during the 1960's and 70's. a movement that grew from the protests of the 1960's. civil rights movement, the black power movement, they drew inspiration from that. they try to translate it back to their native communities to build up policies they thought they were lacking by the 70's and into the 80's. >> was there one moment that was a breaking point or tipping point for the movement? you have at -- gradual evolution of it, and in 1969, in november you have native activists in san francisco, california who take over the former prison of alcatraz. they take it over for all of 1970 and halfway through 1971. they argued that they wanted the island to be a native cultural center. they lost their cultural center

kathy miller from the international red cross in indonesia thank you so much for making time to speak to us and remind our of the top story we're following for you rescue teams are searching for survivors after a tsunami struck the coast of indonesia on saturday night killing at least two hundred twenty two people more than eight hundred are reported injured dozens of people remain unaccounted for at the tsunami was a frankly triggered by the eruption of an island will cain which sent a wall of water crashing i'm sure. you're watching live from brain more coming of the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information. by logging onto our web site. but also on social media you can follow us we are at. thank you for your company. where i come from we have to fly for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and if you use paper as one official information as attorneys i have worked on the streets of many cat interest problems are all of the same.

cross teams we have here are local red cross teams we have here a re really local red cross teams weup to the job. we are working hand in hand with the government, and we are just not living up here. now, we know that hundreds are dead and injured —— giving up here. do you have any idea how widespread the area is which has been affected, or is there just no way of knowing completely what has gone on there? so we are still doing assessments this evening, and by tomorrow we will have more of an idea atjust how widespread it is. 0ur feeling is it idea atjust how widespread it is. 0urfeeling is it will idea atjust how widespread it is. 0ur feeling is it will not expand idea atjust how widespread it is. 0urfeeling is it will not expand or get much bigger in terms of the scope of the damage, but we are still out there looking as far as we can on both sides of the strait there, to see if we can find where there, to see if we can find where the needs and help the people who need it. andjust the needs and help the people who need it. and just talk us through the facilities that are there, if

have toward the indonesian red cross deployed teams of volunteers immediately after the tsunami last night they were on the ground again this morning and had the photos that they're sharing with us show why scene of devastation something you would expect to see after a tsunami but harrowing nonetheless there there's debris everywhere there are cars that are washed there are motorcycles that are crushed how do those which are collapsed or partially collapsed there's just degree all over the place trees have fallen down and this is what we're trying to work and i can see you sounds like there's a lot of work which needs to go in for relief efforts how many aid workers have you been able to get in. yeah we're just starting there's a response we're not even twenty four hours into it yet it looks like we're going to be there for quite a while right now it is the government of indonesia which is leading the response and then of course agencies such as the indonesian red cross to court that response at the moment they have deployed approach thirty volunteers and staff we are also sending in

[laughter] what did red and blue mean versus what does this mean now to be part of red america versus blue america today? >> literally at the start when people are turning on their televisions and see the earliest age gets called they think al gore is meant to be president, red and blue means nothing to anybody. they were just colors and they were randomly assigned. 1984 for instance abc began its coverage and said we have a map tonight, we decided we are going to make the reagan state thread because reagan and register it with the same letter. that's the level of thoughts that went into these things and you're just as likely to see democrats a sign that read and republicans assigned blue and it just happened the networks synced up going into election 2000 with the same colors. they had colluded. [laughter] there was a lot of internal discussions there have been arguments and claims that it was the wrong color scheme. there haven't been abl been a lf thought into it and it just so happened they were on that. we haven't seen at that point a close presidential election so there was susp

one of the major events of the red power movement. at the 1973 oscars, he declined the award and sent up a native american and she highlighted it and said we cannot accept this because of the issues of treaties and native american representation. is going on, we should pay more attention to that. zenith of redajor power. steve: in the 1970's, you talk about alcatraz, we talk about wounded knee, five years later was the longest walk. it started in san francisco and at thep here in,, national mall. what happened there? was. eberle: there anti-indian pieces of legislation going through trying to abolish native rights. to abolish reservations in a summit respect. lobbyists were against them. they were going to stage a protest from san francisco to washington. bring the issues and come to theirgton, d c, planted teepees on the national mall. they asked for a meeting with jimmy carter. harder declined it -- carter declined it. if you hundred americans -- native americans gathered on the national mall. the indian religious freedom act passes

red wings! red wings! red wings! red wings! - no hope.rt rate flat lines] - red wings! red wings! red wings! red wings! - yeah! >> trevor: thank you so much, everybody! welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. before we begin, i want to let you know that we're going to have a different kind of show tonight. you see, a while ago the global citizens festival came to me and said that they are hosting a concert in my home country south africa. that's what's behind me. ( cheering ) in honor of nelson mandela's 100th birthday and they wanted to know if i could host the concert. i said, no, i'm not flying 16 hours to south africa for a concert for a guy who's dead. they were, like, oh, okay, thanks. beyonce was coming so he'd hope you'd come. then i said, i cannot wait to host the festival and celebrate the mandela birth day, whatever you said. so i thought i would show you all where i'm from so you can see the south africa i know and i can deduct the trip as a business expense. so hope you enjoy. ( cheers and applause ) >> december 3, 2018

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jason mamoa had a red carpet kiss and celebrated with a red carpet dance. >> mamoa. >> it's a respecte god of water. >> when did you teach your kids that? they were right in there? >> they knew it and we added two together. we already had it done. >> it was so much more beautiful in person. i really -- >> anything that jason mamoa does is beautiful to you. let's be real. yeah, we know. meanwhile, news of kathie lee's "today" show departure is making waves as the search to fill the seat next to hoda kotb continues. as kathy leaves it to hoda to decide the replacement yesterday, the "today" crew hosted her. jenna bush hager was seen hoisting the glass as they confirm he's a front-runner. it's a natural choice because she's opened up so much of her life to the show's audiences. >> we'll miss him, but he's in a better place. >> she just shared her mourning grief losing george bush seven months after losing bash remarks ganny. the famous mom of two formerly interviewed her for her show, reflecting on a time when jenna and lauren were seen at wild child daughters. >> i stood up for you when

cross and red crescent societies operating in do on the disaster regions in indonesia how does this latest devastation compared to those. well this let come comparatively you could say that this latest devastation is much less and smaller than the earthquakes we had in july and august and lombok and then we had tsunamis and earthquakes in central sulawesi palo in late september and knows disasters were far far more extensive and the reason i'm here in my international team in including other members of the international movement we have german red cross we're all here working on those disasters and we were actually just going to take a few days of relaxed for this weekend when the tsunami hit the sunder straight so the effect that this is having is it's just one more strain upon the emergency response system that was already already under strain so i we're almost out of relief supplies and all of our all of our food supplies everything's kind of really running low now we were in a process of trying to restock from those other two disasters so it's just adding to our efforts but at t

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as you see that red cross.nt topic, thank you forjoining us to talk about it this afternoon. the headlines on bbc news: cabinet brexiteer liam fox says mps have already decided on the uk's brexit options as he backs theresa may's condemnation of calls for a second referendum. a five—year—old boy becomes the third victim of a house fire in nottinghamshire. a mother and her eight—year—old daughter died yesterday. environmental groups criticise the deal struck at a un climate conference in poland saying it doesn't go far enough in tackling the problem. bad weather and an increasing trend to buy online are being blamed for shoppers staying away from the high street on what is usually the busiest weekend before christmas. retail experts say footfall across the uk yesterday was down almost 10% compared with the same time last year. here's our business correspondent, joe miller. bruising year has left many of britain's retailers fighting for survival, and whether never, banking ona survival, and whether never, banking

murals that change when the viewer reds wears a special red and blue glasses now the artist and his large scale works have earned him quite a reputation on the international scene we take a second look now on the streets of both berlin and athens. is this a woman. or a skeleton. figure. a couple different images appear depending on whether you look at this street on three hundred or a blue lens. the man behind this optical illusion is. that this. goes by the city insane fifty one with some one hundred ninety thousand. of the street it's twenty six year old prince of his meals to fans worldwide he calls the style double exposure three d. what's unique about this technique is that it requires the glasses to see the two different. glasses the first thing you see. the different modes and then with the glasses you actually have to discover what's behind it for most people. like these. that we have. to discover. find something new i think that's why people get excited about it. before you get. to work with the designs on the computer using photoshop he fuses different images . on the internet.

>> well, i think red flag laws is what we refer to as making it, you know, as a red flag.o if someone has got a history of mental health or is going through a severe episode e and we have a number of safeguards to make sure that people can't unfairly have their guns taken, but going through a real challenging psychological period, it makes sense to take the, their guns away for a period of time until they, you know, come back to their normal self. >> who makes that determination? how does, how do we get there? >> well, generally, there's a call, usually a family member or a loved person, a loved one from that person, you know, notifies authorities and says we're alarmed. we're very concerned about this. and then there's a process. you have to get a medical professional to vouch for this and make sure that this is, this person really is going through a severe episode, and then there's a process in some cases you actually end up having to go through a judge. but we got that american civil liberties union to sign off on it, we got a number of different organizations that said

i'm gonna join in, put some red stickers on it, too. all right, red over here. trinkets to start getting rid of, it's a sign that michael really recognizes that in order for this business to move forward, he has to compromise. ♪ we were able to raise around $23,000 by clearing out the entire building. i want to take that money and reinvest it back into ashtae, where it should have gone in the first place. the warehouse and several other rooms of junk are gonna be repurposed for offices for ramona and the entire events business. meanwhile, we have three weeks until the bronner bros. convention. so we're headed to chicago to vsa to finalize the branding. woman: drumroll, please. taylore: ohh! oh, my god! i love the logo. i love the all black. michael: i guess the only the thing that sticks out to me is the black bottles. lemonis: so, look at the vessel in white. taylore: it is more playful. lemonis: in this case, we're going to have to stratify the packaging options for our two groups of consumers. we're gonna use white for the salon owners, and we're gonna use da