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believe our democracy at rit is at risk that are mocker, sees under tread. they to see that democracy is about this year. and they're deeply concerned about it. different to know the joe biden is not on the bout. however, the vote is largely seen as a referendum on bite and his performance. at this point, many polls indicate that the economy will be a primary factor, and many people will go to the polls to cast their ballot in relation to how they feel about the white house and how they've been managing things over the last 2 years. now joe biden did speak to supporters, he assured them that if there is major losses, if they lose control of the house and senate, he said he still has the veto pat. and he will be able to block much of the legislation, but congressional republicans might put forward public opinion polls show that jo biden's performance is largely unappreciated by the us public. they feel he's not doing a good job. the economy is causing a lot of outrage and upset, so we shall see who has won around the country and the various races taking place

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believe our democracy at rit is at risk that our democracy is under threat. they to see that democracy is on the ballot this year and they're deeply concerned about now. biden apparently also reassured his supporters that even if they do lose control of the house and senate, he does have at this point the veto pan. and he will be able to block many of the thing they republican congress might attempt to do. but it's important to know that even though joe biden is not on the bout, this is a midterm election to elect members of congress, governor's state secretary of state, et cetera. because the fact that even though biden's not on the ballot i, it's important to know that this election in many ways is being seen as a referendum on his performance. and the economy is one of the primary issues that americans are planning to vote on. seems like the economy frustrations around the the economy may be driving what is predicted to be big successes where the republican party, however, it'll probably be at least a few days before we get certified results in a number of

we also be clan ritting a grant application for i multiuse pass with the region for this area. from yerba buena to treasure island. i'm happy to take questions that concludes my report. why thank you director chang. i don't see comments or questions open up your report to public comment. checking for remote comment. press story 3 if you would like to comment. i see no public comments. public comment is closed. thank you executive director chang and mr. clerk call our next item. item for you approve the minutes of november 8 of 22 meeting an action item. >> i don't see comments or questions. see if there is public comment on the minutes. anyone in the chamber? nobody in the chamber can we see if we have remote comment on the minutes. there is in public comment. >> public comment on item 4 is closed. is there a motion to approve item 4? moved by mar. seconded by peskin. >> commissioner chan. >> aye. >> commissioner dorsey. chair mandelman. >> aye. >> commissioner mar. >> aye. >> commissioner melgar. >> aye. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. why commissioner preston. >> aye. >> comm

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that readout from the white house, president biden raising concerns about china's practices in human ritsy. your thoughts as we wrap up this discussion? michael: i am sure orville and i agree that the human rights situation in china is atrocious, and that this should be raise wherever possible. we should also mention that there has been a huge increase on attacks on asian americans in the united states. i attribute both of them -- the horrendous conditions in both countries -- to the intensification of these cold war tensions we have been discussing. one hopes that the meeting in bali will lead to a lowering of hostilities between china and the united states, and that may make it possible to address human rights situation in china without it being overlaid with u.s.-china tensions making i worse. then conditions in this country against asians will improve. amy: orville schell, your final thoughts about this issue of human rights in china? orville: the united states, since 1972, during nonpresidential u.s. -- nine presidtial u.s. administrations, is to embce china, bring it into the world

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it is frust ritting our community voices out when we need and the city refuse to listen. we hope you will support our people's plan to meet state affordable how doing and protect communities from disaccomplice am. thank you. thank you. hello priors i'm ramone with [inaudible] a district 6 resident. wing on healing jenl restriction support we collected 300 from across the city. il read a few statements that come from tenants who filled out our survey. as a person when works 2 j.w.s i bir low survive with basic needs let, lone to ford to stay here i was able to get a new job. i think my experience is in the unique but common with renters i hope that change make it affordable for wars it live here. another says i hope i can be able to fill despite a full time job and side huff teleis heard to live here knowing income bir low cover basic nev.eds i hope it gets better. that's temperature thank you for your comments. i have more if you need more. >> welcome. >> why good evening i'm raymond with [inaudible] and time again we are congress being kicked out, forced out from our own

all rit,harles pay will bebe back in tomorrow. liz claman, take a it away, madam. liz: i feel the same way. who needs friends when you have family? if you're lucky, it's great. thanks, cheryl. fox market alert, yes, the dow jones industrials is down 59 points, but what a way it has come from the earlier floor which was a loss of 314 points. still a day of struggle for the bulls, certainly. we've got the s&p losing 21 points, the nasdaq down 63. the russell 2000 lower by 20. so cisco is keeping the dow from even bigger losses at the moment. you can see on the dow heat map it is climbed $-- climbing $2.27, a gain of about 4 to $46.67. the networking giant is at the top of the blue chips buoyed by a flurry of price target hikes in the wake of its quoter quarterly beat on revenue, citing easing supply chain constraints that allowed the maker of the internet and i.t. equipment maker to meet demand. cisco is pushing tech to the top of the s&p sector leaderboard. but you stretch it out and look at this year to date chart, cisco is still down 26%. we are also seeing a stro

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straight national tallies in which either he or his party or both were hammered by the national elect rit, it's time for him to accept the truth. toxic trump is a can of raid. they suggest that trump is perhaps the most profound vote repellent in modern american history. the surest way to lose in the mid terms is to be a politician endorsed by trump. and with that, joining us now, the co-founder of punch bowl news is anna palmer. always good to see you. let's start with president biden's speech yesterday. i was listening to it live. he covered a lot of ground. i think interesting just the sense that you hear him talking about the fact that people don't want to have kind of the politics and the nastiness that is going on in every day politics. that's one of the criticisms is that he's really kind of pushed the party or embraced the left. but in the second half of his first term could he come to this center? he could work with republicans? he seemed to be sounding that note a bit. >> the first two years of the presidency, very busy from a legtsive stabbed point given the victories that they

as wintersets in, rit is reckles abandon but what happens in poland shows how dangerous that is for the whole world, too, while ukrainian officials are redoubling request for more advanced air defense systems from the united states and europe. they've also committed to co cooperating with an investigation and admitted the air defenses were active in the area but officials are clear, russian president vladimir putin is responsible dragging ukrainians and a sleepily one-street polish town into his war of choice. jake, teams of specialists from both poland and the united states are still here trying to piece together the fragments of the missile that slammed into this isolated polish village but tonight, concerns that incident in a nato allied country, remember, may spark a broader conflict, definitely showing signs most definitely of easing. jake. >> matthew chance in poland for us. thank you so much. while ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy insists the missile was not ukrainian, it was echoed in u.s. intelligence earlier today. take a listen. >> our preliminary analysis suggests tha