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singh, present. williams, present. madam chair, you have a quorum. >> thank you. with that, madam clerk, please call item 2. >> item 2 is approval of the lafco minutes from january 19, 2024 regular meeting. >> i don't see any name on the roster at this moment, so it is great if we can go to public comment on this item. >> if we have individuals in person who would like to comment please line up to speak. seeing no one in person, we'll go to the public comment line. do we have anyone in the queue to speak? we have jaime who is staffing and checking and no no callers. >> public comment is closed. is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> so moved. >> second. let's call roll on the motion. >> item 2, fielder, aye. preston, aye. williams, aye. chan, aye. four ayes. >> thank you the motion passes. please call item 3. >> item 3 is clean powersf update including clean powersf activities and lafco update on battery storage and green finance studies. >> thank you, we'll hear from deputy assistant general matter director michael hyams. the floor is yours. >> good morning

singh, present. williams, present. madam chair, you have a quorum. >> thank you. with that, madam clerk, please call item 2. >> item 2 is approval of the lafco minutes from january 19, 2024 regular meeting. >> i don't see any name on the roster at this moment, so it is great if we can go to public comment on this item. >> if we have individuals in person who would like to comment please line up to speak. seeing no one in person, we'll go to the public comment line. do we have anyone in the queue to speak? we have jaime who is staffing and checking and no no callers. >> public comment is closed. is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> so moved. >> second. let's call roll on the motion. >> item 2, fielder, aye. preston, aye. williams, aye. chan, aye. four ayes. >> thank you the motion passes. please call item 3. >> item 3 is clean powersf update including clean powersf activities and lafco update on battery storage and green finance studies. >> thank you, we'll hear from deputy assistant general matter director michael hyams. the floor is yours. >> good morning

commissioner singh. >> i just wanted to echo supervisor-commissioner preston's comments and say that you know, there's a lot of interest in what lafco is doing coming from really unexpected corners now, because people really want to see transformative change and there are folks i never thought i would talk to and won't get into it further, but beyond that rkts, , there is a lot of energy going-there are folks really watching what we are doing and really stoked about it, so i want to thank all of you for all the work we have done and really excited for the new year. >> thank you. there you have it. i think that as mentioned, this is definitely a body interested in it and with the expertise i look forward to seeing this study done and with that, let's go to public comment on this item. >> anyone in person who would like to comment on item 5, please come forward now. jaime is checking if we have callers in the queue, seeing no one in person. madam chair, we have no speakers. >> thank you, public comment is now closed. with that, again this is information item and we are moving on to ite

i singh, i could go on forever with the guest list.— singh, i could go on forever with the guest listst. i wonder if there is an element of competition - the guest list. i wonder if there is l an element of competition between the siblings. if you had beyonce at the siblings. if you had beyonce at the sister's wedding, you have to try to do one better for that. i wonder if that is what it is about. the family put on a great show. whenever there is an event or function, they liked it on a spectacle, and this is no less than that. they also have cirque du soleil confirmed this evening for the guests attending. and last year, when the family launched a cultural centre in mumbai, they flew down gigi had either, as supermodel, as well as a seven day, a—list actress and tom holland, a—list actor, to be there for the inauguration. d0 and tom holland, a-list actor, to be there for the inauguration.— there for the inauguration. do they know these — there for the inauguration. do they know these people, _ there for the inauguration. do they know these people, or _ there for the inauguration. do

here's abc's ashan singh. >> this is me and keith thompson and priscilla presley.a picture of took of stevie in her bathroom. >> reporter: liza likens spent decades on the road. a backup singer for linda ronstadt and stevie nicks. ♪ singing with her on the track "blue denim." and not long ago, liza was in love. >> he was very sweet. very complimentary. which is what i was used to. >> reporter: the modern-day romance started with facebook messages from a person who called himself donald. >> he wrote a message that he was getting ready to retire, and he was looking for someone to get married and be his partner. >> reporter: he captured liza's heart with his meditative pose and an oddly familiar face. >> this is my husband, gregory. i'll always love him. i always like men that look like my husband. it was the most horrible thing that's ever happened to me. to lose my husband. and my husband also apologized to me before he died. he said, "you know, i haven't prepared you for the world." "and i'm sorry, i apologize." >> reporter: for the first time since losing greg, sh

i've been speaking to michael singh — he's the managing director at the washington institute for nearradual and they were more marked shift. in the language - coming from the biden administration about israel's offensive in gaza and those i comments from senator schumer today which president biden - praised. is this a deliberate - and co—ordinated strategy, do you think? it certainly seems like it. president biden was ready to volunteer that he approved of senator schumer�*s speed without getting into the details was ready to volunteer that the speech had been reviewed by senior staff. so i think it is clear a signal of approval and it does seem to be part of a strategy to, on one hand, show that while president biden is close to israel and supporting israel he does not necessarily agree with the prime minister of israel and the decisions he is making. there is also perhaps effort by senator schumer and by the president to use this criticism to also help diffuse some of the calls within the democratic caucus for things like placing conditions on aid to israel. maybe defending those an

. >> singh effort republican colleagues talk about free-market capitalism, the pharmaceutical industry based on government granted monopoly power and you may want to speak to the what does that have to do with free-market capitalism monopoly for many tax. >> prices are high because drugmakers have monopolies, a patient can just say i'll take this alternative, if they are blocked from having affordable access, that is a monopoly, not a market system. it is the people support the risky early-stage for significant medical mrna cancer. >> the entire process to submit. >> a grants useful with time and we have now is a monopoly capitalism, and the liberals to have monopoly power in the believe in the free market and they have been corrupted by the permit because against the principles of the free market so in essence there on the free market. >> what you think about free-market capitalism and anomalies? >> truly free market exists only on the whiteboard in my classroom personal but it's also true without patent protection there would be no innovation so the real question, how do we balance p

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deputy pentagon secretary sabrina singh reports that washington simply does not have the opportunityhelp the kiev regime without the approval of congress and warns the armed forces of ukraine will have to. continue to cede territory to the russians, that is, withdraw troops and shorten the front line for her. we know that ukraine now has to make strategic decisions to retreat from certain territories in order to strengthen its defensive lines. these are really difficult decisions that they have to make because we are not able to supply their resources and systems that they need because we don't have approval from congress. at the same time, western assistance to ukraine may go beyond the supply of weapons, said the chief of the main staff of the armed forces. napoleone, said that nato should prepare for any absolutely development of events at the front, including considering the option of sending its own troops into the territory of ukraine. the french ambassador to ukraine, guel vese, said that there are states that are inspired by macron’s idea. is already of interest, and it is be

my -- mandeep singh joins us with more.ech players. not a big deal. why is this different to you? mandeep: they just rolled out the additional markets act and now they've rolled out a commission to investigate whether these companies are in compliance are not. i think the focus is on the gatekeepers. primarily alphabet and apple and to an extent meta. alphabet and apple have the operating system. they have the apps on the phone and they have the option to keep those as default. i think the other aspect of it is the commissions they charge on the pp store. there are two burning issues around with the eu is focused on but these companies have to change behavior to comply with that. lisa: it is not the fines, it is the behavior shifts. what types of behavioral shifts do you expect and how does that affect the future profitability of some of the tech behemoths? mandeep: look at the commissions these companies charge. any transaction to the apple app store is a 30% cut for apple and now they are lowering the commissions for smal

leave its home for the second time, and effectively to be confined to a concentration camp in the singh, where if it succeeds in six months it will be completely forgotten. "nobody will, there will be those people in gaza confined behind these walls and nobody will talk about them, there will be no unrah, there will be no un organizations, they'll be just left there to die. i would argue though that beginning in october was when israel started to wage all out genocide as well as continue with the crimes of ethnic cleansing, collective punishment and so on. became. last year, it was the holy month of ramadan when zionist soldiers attacked al-aqsa mosque. 3 years ago, the story of sheikh jarrah neighborhood. when the supreme court of the zionist regime ordered the forced evacuation of the homes of the palestinians living in the neighborhood of sheikh jara , located in the east of the city of quds. before that, from 2008 to 2021 , we witnessed at least 3 major wars between the people of gaza and the zionist regime. 22-day war, 52-day war and 11-day war. at least 30,000 palestinians were ma

let's dig deeper with jesse singh president and ceo of azek to learn more. "mad money." >> so great to be here. thanks, jim. >> jesse, so glad you're here. we talk so much about tech on the show because we think tech can be up 40%, 50% on the year. i think you're up almost 100% since we saw you last. >> yeah. >> how'd that happen? >> first if you step back and look at our business between our timber tech brand and our azek brand, we built a business over a long period of time. our ten-year cagr is 12%. our focus is long-term performance and there's times when the market recognizes that performance and we're clearly happy with the progress but we think there's a long runway ahead of us. >> if you told me that a building products company was going to have the worst rate in history and you were going to have these numbers, i would say that's not possible. you've got some sort of secret sauce going here. >> if you take a look at our markets the vast majority of our markets are wood. and so for us we play in a market that is actually four times the size. so we're

representative of the us department of defense sabrenna singh, unlike trump, promises the allied european union assistance in repelling russian threats. let me remind you that everyone. when the russian aerospace forces strikes at western ukraine, warsaw scrambles its fighters just in case, but he has not yet decided to shoot down missiles, he has not decided to go to washington, well , another master of fantasies in the spirit of missiles has appeared in kiev, russia has one day left, the speaker of the ukrainian air force ilya tells the tales. yevlash. the conclusion is based on the fact that hypersonic zircons have increasingly begun to fly through decision-making centers. according to yevlash , shooting down such missiles for air defense is not a problem. although the technical specifications of the products indicate the opposite. the speed of the 3 mm22 cruise missile in the final segment is more than 2,800 m/s. moreover, they are american. capable of intercepting objects, marching, whose speed does not exceed 1,600 m per second, and ours is 2,800, feel the difference. by the way, th

he sat down with abc's ashan singh. >> reporter: mr. back to "nightline," how's it going? >> thanks for having me, it's good. >> reporter: before we get started, you were born in kingston, moved to brooklyn when you were 18 with your mom, which is where you enlisted in the marines, am i correct? >> yeah, i went into the corps. i didn't know what i was getting into, i just needed to get out of brooklyn at that time. i was hanging with the wrong people, doing the wrong things. i got in four years. i was in the first gulf. . one of those things. it was a wakeup call. >> reporter: it influenced your sound a bit? >> they used to call us out and we did those, we wanted to motivate the marines on long runs. sometimes three-mile runs. especially when we have uniform, boots, all that. i'd come on and sing. ♪ i don't know but i been told ♪ ♪ my ceo is pantyhose i'd make these funny cadences. you know, that actually was voice training by running so many miles, singing from the gut. you know, i just used that voice because the drill instructors, "d

here's abc's ashan singh. >> reporter: it's that time of year again. >> jersey shore, baby! >> reporter: an annual rite of passage for thousands of college kids looking for a good time. with its beautiful beaches and wild night life, the sunshine state is spring break's mecca. hot spots like daytona beach and panama city beach became synonymous with epic debauchery. after shows like mtv's "spring break" set up on the sand back in the '90s. in recent years, some of that party has gone overboard. last year on miami beach, the scene turned to chaos. the shootings, street fights, and stampedes. >> they need to shut it all off and take the party off the streets. >> every noise going on, we fear it. >> reporter: florida tired of the turmoil, it's cracking down. >> florida's a very welcoming state. we welcome people to come and have a good time. what we don't welcome is criminal activity. what we don't welcome is mayhem. >> reporter: the city of miami beach is leading the way. >> hey. we need to talk. >> this isn't working anymore. >> and it's not us, it's yo

here's abc's ashan singh. >> reporter: this is something you've never seen before. >> we are about to>> let's do this! >> reporter: it isn't your typical golf tournament. this is liv golf. >> we're not from the country club. we love the game of golf. we're trying to have fun with it. >> reporter: it's flipped the sport on its head. forcing the pga tour into a fight for survival. the celebrity investors getting tangled in the fray. the likes of lebron james and even drake. big investors coming to try and save an organization that for the longest time looked like this. >> jack nicklaus and arnold palmer meet in a match that dangles $50,000 in first prize ton -- >> traditionally, pga events are quieter. golf etiquette is kind what was you would think. liv golf seeks to reinvent professional golf and make it more compelling to a larger audience. it's new, it's disruptive, incredibly controversial. >> reporter: that's because behind liv golf is one of the world's largest sovereign wealth funds backed by a country with a troubling history of political repression, restricting women's rights,

[applause] i want to thank senator singh, guist and the representative for making michigan and national leader on climate action. [applause] so, we have a heck of a record and restart fired up. at the state of our state is ready to rock. we got into the groove last year but they do not rest on their morals. they make it better than the last one. there's more to do and nothing that's going to stop us now. let's talk about the challenges michigander space today. it is hard to buy a house, afford a car or save for retirement while keeping up with the bill. people put things off to make ends meet, replacing old tires, busted gutters, body and your child a warm coat. no matter who you are or where you come from if you work hard, you should be able to provide for your family and have a fair shot at a better future. we should have the freedom to live the way that you want. that is the american dream and you should be able to achieve that in michigan. our best is what we are, a home for opportunity, for people seeking a good life and a good cost of living. tonight that's what i'm going to focus

here's abc's ashan singh. >> we are going to walk through downtown and offer some information and resourcesan, good to see you. all right, all right. good to see you out here. the best thing we can do is make a human connection with the people needing services. >> reporter: portland, oregon, is in the midst of a state of emergency. overdoses and open drug use are on the upswing. >> hey, brian, nice to meet you. >> reporter: rico mejia, who's in recovery from the addiction, is trying to offer those living on the streets an off-ramp. >> would you like some water or anything? would you maybe like to come down to the center for some resources, like a shower? we have access to shelter beds and detox and outpatient treatment. >> reporter: couples like the one rico is trying to help are a common sight in portland these days. while homelessness has plagued the state for years, the open drug use, present no matter where you are in the city, is drawing new ire amongst the historically progressive community. >> i guess you just don't see as many police stopping people on the sidewalks for using drugs.

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this was stated directly by the deputy spokesperson of the pentagon, sabrina singh, today commentingstion to our colleague ostap yarysh. i suggest you listen to what she said. i know that there are negotiations going on in congress, i won't jump ahead of that, right now we need additional funding, for a country like ukraine that is going through a war, i think it will be very difficult to repay these loans and that is something that needs to be worked out not not only with the department of defense, but also with the state department and the white house. hatya, it is known that signatures for petitions are also collected in the house of representatives. to bypass the speaker and introduce bills, where funding of assistance to ukraine is provided for consideration by the house of representatives. can johnson's initiative somehow affect this process? first, let me remind you that there are currently two such petitions regarding the senate bill, which has already passed the senate and is now in the house of representatives, as well as regarding the new bill that was created in the house

tonight, sophomore daniel singh, who delivered the news, on why they did it. >> just the honesty and reporter: freshman brandon reichert on what james means to all of them. >> he's a beacon of light in our community. he's just the most kindest soul that anybody would ever meet. and it just goes to show the smallest acts of kindness can have the most long-lasting effects on those who need it. >> reporter: tonight, their security guard, james, and his family, grateful. >> thank you. thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you guys. >> whit: what a gift. and a family reunion so well-deserved. thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johnson in new york. i'll see you on "gma" in the morning and right back here tomorrow night. good night. rifle at the deputies. >> new video released today. as we learn more about a deadly shootout in santa rosa that left a suspect dead and deputies injured. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze, i'm larry beil. >> thanks for joining us. body-worn police camera footage of last week's incident has just been released by the sheriff's department, showing a

on thursday, the quarterfinals in barcelona and to the last six year running after singh of norway 3—n the night in spain and 5—2 on aggregate. just over and we just approach the half—hour mark and currently 1—0 with the only goal of the game and that means the french capital now leads at tight 3—1 on aggregates. newcastle united midfielder sandro tonali has been charged with misconduct by the english football association for alleged breaches of betting rules. having signed from ac milan injuly 2023 for £55 million, tonali was banned for betting on matches involving his teams brescia and milan. this charge, though, relates to alleged bets since he moved to newcastle. andy swiss has more. remembered joining newcastle last summer but is only really played a few times for them because last year, he was banned by the italian football federation for ten months because he broke betting rules in italy and not was extended worldwide siu has not been able to play for newcastle since then. now, today, the english fa have charged them with alleged breaches of betting rules. these relate to separ

we need help from congress, pentagon deputy spokeswoman sabrina singh reiterated today.eague ostapyarysh asked her about how the us department of defense feels about the republicans' idea of ​​giving aid to kyiv as a loan, and whether she hopes that lawmakers will unblock funding for ukraine after all. we hear more and more. talks on the capital hill about providing aid credit to ukraine. even some democrats now say they might be open to the idea, too. are you considering this option of providing military aid to ukraine in the form of a loan? this is still being worked out by congress. i will not preempt this process. i think i talked about it recently. now ukraine is fighting for its life and is trying to fight for its sovereign territory every day. and it is very difficult to burden the lending program. we know that now ukraine has to make strategic decisions about withdrawing from certain territories to strengthen their defensive lines. these are really tough, tough decisions that they have to make because we can't provide them with the capabilities and systems they n

some high temperature warnings. false via the temperatures would also pick up for scans. anavia also singh, 10 degrees celsius. the but for madrid, what it is going to get a lot cooler. and we will see that rain carry a through into the new week that should weather update. the this is to took is the 1st country in the world to develop a comprehensive national, sustainable tourism program. partnership with the global sustainable tourism comes village life here retains its strong. every meal is like a feast from the farm to the tape. hundreds of excavations and restoration. this country is a place to slow down and enjoy the simple things coming to discover the natural, historical and cultural beauties. the you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder about top stories. the ssl is ready as strikes, has had no been syria killing more than 40 people, including 6 has the la fontose is right little so it says a killed a head for like a mom to install them. living on the 2 is rarely strikes, have kills at least 17 palestinians, including children. misha, i a neighborhood in kansas city, kansas med

tonight, sophomore daniel singh, who delivered the news, on why they did it. >> just the honesty andter: freshman brandon reichert on what james means to all of them. >> he's a beacon of light in our community. he's just the most kindest soul that anybody would ever meet. and it just goes to show the smallest acts of kindness can have the most long-lasting effects on those who need it. >> reporter: tonight, their security guard, james, and his family, grateful. >> thank you. thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you guys. >> whit: what a gift. and a family reunion so well-deserved. thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johnson in new york. i'll see you on "gma" in the morning and right back here tomorrow night. good night. ght back here tomorrow night. good night. oops. and that breaking news. a search for a man in the water off alameda. a police officer in the area saw someone struggling around 430. the officer immediately went in, but the man has not been found. this is near balena boulevard and tideway drive. it's by balena bay, not far from encinal high school. >>

as pentagon spokeswoman sabrina singh said, at the 20th meeting of the contact group. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general charles, will also come brown. participants will discuss the war in ukraine and confirm international support for allies. 6 million hryvnias were stolen from ukrainians. a resident of donetsk region offered victims of russian attacks non-existent discounts on building materials to restore their homes. she made up a story that she is engaged in volunteering and can buy goods in one of the building chains. household stores are 50-70% cheaper, so she deceived 18 people, most of them residents of erpenny, she found clients among acquaintances who recommended her to others. collected data for the enemy about location of the ships of the armed forces in odesa. the security service of ukraine detained a truck driver from zaporizhzhia who was recruited by the russian fsb. he entered the territory of the ports to receive commercial... cargoes and covertly fixed the geolocations of warships and spied on units of the armed forces on the black se

interesting to hear the reaction from the former northern ireland secretaryjulian smith singh, i'm nothe shocking news today will lead to any change in the momentum behind power—sharing and the stability that it's now brought since its return a couple of months ago, and that is the fundamental, one of the fundamental question that people will be considering and weighing up the implications of what we have learnt today, you know, whether that could have any impact on the arrangements that to have people in northern ireland governed by their own elected representatives. weill. own elected representatives. well, absolutely. — own elected representatives. well, absolutely. i— own elected representatives. well, absolutely, i suppose _ own elected representatives. well, absolutely, i suppose if— own elected representatives. well, absolutely, i suppose if we - own elected representatives. -ii absolutely, i suppose if we consider the kind of practicalities of things, sirjeffrey donaldson is an mp, he is notan things, sirjeffrey donaldson is an mp, he is not an mla, things, sirjeffrey donaldson

chinese commoners party or even chinese commoners party or even chinese workers at bytedance are axne singhale.— significant scale. let's talk about the _ significant scale. let's talk about the impact - significant scale. let's talk about the impact on - significant scale. let's talkj about the impact on young people incredibly popular influences using this as a source of income, revenue, do you anticipate resistance if this were to go further? core battles? ~ , ,., , this were to go further? core battles? ~ , , ., this were to go further? core battles? ~ , ., , battles? absolutely, a couple dozen tiktok _ battles? absolutely, a couple dozen tiktok creators - battles? absolutely, a couple dozen tiktok creators and - dozen tiktok creators and influences on capitol hill yesterday, they had meetings with lawmakers and told them how much the app meant to them and help them start a business and help them start a business and sustain their families and now that it's past the house and getting even more national attention, i think you're going to see a very loud community of tiktok supporters, ra

antony blinken singh right at the start that he has not seen a clear and implementable plan for rafah sort of military action in rafah. no timescale on that but the americans had wanted to see a plan and yet they have not seen that. in terms of hostages, he said a counter proposal had been put forward, working intensively with egypt and qatar to bridge the remaining gap. just a couple of the main lines coming from that news conference there in vienna. around the world and across the uk you are watching bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. prime minister rishi sunak rules out holding a general election on the second of may, when voters will go to the polls for local elections in england. labour accuse him of "chickening out" of announcing a date, he previously said his "working assumption" is that an election would be held in the second half of the year. mps will get a 5.5% pay rise from april, meaning their annual salary will increase to over £91,000. the independent parliamentary standards authority says the decision was in line with the award recently agreed for s

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if you talk to mandeep singh, undervalued. he thinks it could be worth closer to $10 billion.ey deliver on ai excitement and deliver a much-needed win and what has been a slow churn as it relates to ipo's? katie: a lot of big questions resting on reddit's shoulders. stay close. you want to turn quickly to apple because we are awaiting a department of justice news conference momentarily. that afternoon as the doj is suing apple and an antitrust case. apple shares are currently down over 3%. we are going to continue to follow that story on bloomberg television. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg technology," with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. caroline: i'm caroline hyde at bloomberg's headquarters in new york. ed: and i'm ed ludlow in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology." caroline: we have an exclusive interview with the ceo of micron after the company boosted its outlook on ai growth. ed: we push ahead to reddit's ipo and sit down with reddit

singh, present. williams, present. madam chair, you have a quorum. >> thank you. with that, madam clerk, please call item 2. >> item 2 is approval of the lafco minutes from january 19, 2024 regular meeting. >> i don't see any name on the roster at this moment, so it is great if we can go to public comment on this item. >> if we have individuals in person who would like to comment please line up to speak. seeing no one in person, we'll go to the public comment line. do we have anyone in the queue to speak? we have jaime who is staffing and checking and no no callers. >> public comment is closed. is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> so moved. >> second. let's call roll on the motion. >> item 2, fielder, aye. preston, aye. williams, aye. chan, aye. four ayes. >> thank you the motion passes. please call item 3. >> item 3 is clean powersf update including clean powersf activities and lafco update on battery storage and green finance studies. >> thank you, we'll hear from deputy assistant general matter director michael hyams. the floor is yours. >> good morning

. >> singh you see were heavily -- >> since you were heavily involved in the writing of the tcja can you talk about the way that doug trump white house interacted with congress? it was congress driving the bus on most of the structures. what is the negotiation going to look like if donald trump is saying i want these big tariffs, wanting to cut taxes a lot? how do republicans in congress, not thrilled about a high tariff policy, how do they respond to that? >> it will be interesting to see because i think in 2017, you had a situation. and you are right, tcja was driven by congressional republicans. despite some folks saying, they rushed it through in seven weeks, as a staffer, i was like, i spent seven years on what eventually became the tcja. at one point it was supposed to be revenue neutral but from a policy perspective, it was years in the making. it was long predating donald trump even running for president. he did have sort of high-level types of things but under the hood it was really congress. it was enacted in december of 2017. 2018 is when trump started imposing a bunch of

i'm chair chan joined by vice chair fielder and commissioners preston, williams and singh. our clerk is alyssa somera i like to thank the staff at sfgovtv for broadcasting the meeting. do you have any announcements? >> yes, lafco is convening hybrid meetings. public comment will be taken on each item on the agenda. those attending in person will be allowed to speak first and then take those waiting on the telephone line. if you wish to

how to react to the pentagon's statement, if you have heard, sabrina singh is.tary proceeds from the fact that ukraine will have to make difficult decisions to straighten the front line, moving back, moving back where, is there an understanding, and level the front line now, as possible, hypothetically, you you know, in my opinion, this message , this speech of this young lady is connected with the fact that... ukraine is really suffering a colossal, as if global, defeat on the front line, they are forced not only to retreat, in some places they simply take flight, and this is such an attempt to keep a good face on a bad game, that is, this is an attempt to somehow explain this retreat, strictly speaking , to ukrainian citizens, and to european leaders, strictly speaking to the american people, that is, why they continue to support, why a lot of money. they are trying to be coordinated to help ukraine, yes, the enemy is actually simply retreating in some areas, as is happening now, including in the avdiivka direction, and yes, the only problem now is that there

singh from the agenda were appointments meaning we are not going to get a new foreign minister. qin gang was removed after seven months in office. the shortest tenure ever for a foreign minister in china. we don't really know the reasons. that leads to the issues of opacity. there is no agenda item two appoint a new one. the state council who has taken over the previous job will stay on as foreign minister. annabelle:annabelle: our next guest sees japan as being a main beneficiary out of the weakness we see in china. supply chain shifting away from the world's second-largest economy. let's get more from the chief investment strategist at century wealth. this is probably one of the minor points as to why we have been seeing flows being driven into the market in japan. >> that is correct. i am not a specialist on japan. i focus on the united states. global markets are important. when you have a market that has not broken out into all-time new highs in 30 years, that is significant. what japan breaking out to record all-time highs is telling us is they are moving into a new secular

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. >> singh you see were heavily -- >> since you were heavily involved in the writing of the tcja can you talk about the way that doug trump white house interacted with congress? it was congress driving the bus on most of the structures. what is the negotiation going to look like if donald trump is saying i want these big tariffs, wanting to cut taxes a lot? how do republicans in congress, not thrilled about a high tariff policy, how do they respond to that? >> it will be interesting to see because i think in 2017, you had a situation. and you are right, tcja was driven by congressional republicans. despite some folks saying, they rushed it through in seven weeks, as a staffer, i was like, i spent seven years on what eventually became the tcja. at one point it was supposed to be revenue neutral but from a policy perspective, it was years in the making. it was long predating donald trump even running for president. he did have sort of high-level types of things but under the hood it was really congress. it was enacted in december of 2017. 2018 is when trump started imposing a bunch of

caroline: mandeep singh saying, a 10 billion dollars valuation is where reddit should be.'m interested in the allocation and where it went. money flowing into institutional hands, but also the retail investor and reddit are themselves. -- redditers themselves. katie: long-time users that got access at the ipo price are willing to stay reddit stockholders. part of the idea behind some of these consumer-facing companies giving access to their top users at the ipo price is the idea that these would be long-term stockholders. the ipo is only given to insiders. people that are close to the banks, normally. there is expected to be a pop on day one, so it is seen as a gift that they get access to those gains on day one. this is meant to be a good thing for reddit shareholders. reddit users and also for reddit. caroline: katie roof has been across this ipo. we thank you for bringing it to us. there is a question, of course, future growth drivers. ed: that is the idea, sell the unique user data to the companies building large language models. bi has this large range, saying 30% of

csi 100, hans singh dragged by tech names. you can also see in australia, the financial, the mining-related stocks are the big losers today as we see iron ore approaching the $100 a ton level. on the japanese yen and chinese currency, we are seeing the dollar story play out, and the yen is in a tug-of-war between the boj and fed, and the tiebreaker could come in the form of durango today. we saw the pboc coming through with a stronger-than-expected fix since november last year, so it is really about central banks. haslinda: and the pboc is keeping its powder dry. >> not coming through with stimulus. it was as anticipated, although, there were a handful of economists that hoped for a rate reduction, including bloomberg economics. if you remember, the reserve ratio reduction that was frontloaded by the pboc governor, which came into effect in february, that gave a signal that perhaps the governor is sitting up and paying attention to the importance of market confidence and fighting deflation and ultimately disappointed the marke

singh where kids think their life is over because some has tricked them into sending a naked picture.suicides according to the fbi of kids just this year, and that we just need come fentanyl laced pills, 30% of people that have exposure to fentanyl, we will have t do something on this kids front in addition to the privacy law and to be go into somewhat other stuff, go to talk about todayatk putting our heads in the sand because the privacy stuff is probably a great example that, if you wait so long and you do nothing, and that's what senator schumer and young and heinrich and rounds are trying to move on a eye. not just a cohesive federal policy. that's why on think we did some rules of the road. so i'm one of the few senators that attended nearly every session, , i had a near perfect attendance record of ai. and maybe because of my background, the worknd appreciaa number of the companies have come forward and said we want to have some rules of the road in place when it comes to ai. and as you know we had been working with them as well as consumer groups, nonprofit groups and the like

danny's actually ad >> the skyline is bleak enough as it is, but now rumbles with russia, advanced singh ukraine said it would hold steady at three villages near here after it left avdeevka. that hasn't happened. all three are now heavily contested at best. and the noise of the russian approach is louder. >> as a whole lot >> i don't know double life i'm going have much so, so much dallas dorsky to tough skin when hughes will do the prokaryotes are surely the technique some units had enough shells. they said these firing american rounds in a donated paladin but still less than before >> we didn't >> see much in the way of heavy defenses around here. and the worry is, was and will be that russia does not stop >> it may >> not be huge and southern enough to make the west pay urgent attention but that's exactly what putin wants anyway nick paton walsh, cnn, chasiv yar, ukraine and up next from americans volunteering on the brutal frontlines to featuring the war in hollywood. my interview with ukrainian journalist and director mr. slough chernov, whose film 20 days in mariupol is tipped to w

that ruling that are to him appearing on the colorado ballots i had of tomorrow's primary -- noah singhthe majority opinion "states have not power under the constitution to enforce section three with respect to federal offices especially the presidency. ." president trump without -- record to this and he is right based on the oral arguments the decision is not a surprise. this should have been and was a slamdunk case and while the issue a concurring opinion that even the three liberal justices had decided with kind nine. a ceramic -- remember a judge in kirk county in illinois ruled that trump was ineligible for the state's primary ballot just last week and, of course, the state of maine they have a leftist secretary of state unilaterally deciding to remove him from the ballots in that state without any legal proceedings. but today's decision from the supreme court "no pun intended, load those rulings and states have no business with this issue in the first place and even the courts that will liberal justices agree. know this would've created nothing but complete chaos in colorado -- it