. >> commissioner sommer here. >> commissioner williams and commissioner alexander-tut is excused we have quorum next, i will administrator the other will all parties please stand and raise your right hand that plan to testify do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? acknowledge thank you, you may be seated. >> okay. next, we have land >> okay. next, we have land on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> thank you. >> (rustling of papers.) members of the public who may be lang in lang in our call in lang in our call in lang in our call in 655-0001 access code: 2664 027 4172 to raise your hand, press *3 when prompted by the meeting moderator. and also the remote meeting access (webex) to watch via we

. >> commissioner sommer here and commissioner williams here we have a quorum and commissioners commissioner alexander-tut and commissioner shaddix are excused. >> okay. >> um, next, i would like to administrator the others have office for all people will be speaking today. will all parties giving testimony please stand and raise your right >> okay. >> do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> okay. >> thank you. you may be seated. >> okay. >> next um, we will have our land land acknowledgement. >> unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> okay. >> thank you. >> next for anyone who may be listening in and intending remotely the public comment call in number. >> public comment call-in number: 415-655-0001 - access code: 2661 086 0068. press *3

. >> reporter: for miranda sommer, a quiet warehouse is bad for the bottom line.ost immediately, the bridge collapsed hit her baltimore trailer and storage business. >> nobody needs storage when they don't have product to store in it. >> reporter: how worried are you about your business surviving? >> we are hoping to adjust and make the changes, but we definitely face the unknown right now. >> reporter: sommer says she started the application process for a small business loan from a small business and ministry in. five states and washington, d.c., have sought sba aid of up to $2 billion. >> the low impact can be devastated for some of the small businesses. >> reporter: sba minister isabel guzman. >> we are trying to be as -- the process can take up to a couple of weeks. >> reporter: why can't those loans get out the door faster? >> we've got to work with the business to assess the true impact, we have had our first approval already. it can be a streamlined process, as well. >> reporter: several senior white house officials have been in touch with major employers h

lisa sommer reports.u want to be top of your game, you have to put in the hours football training at birmingham, thistle and edinburgh on a miserable scottish night. sports that involve a lot of pivoting and direction change have seen a rapid rise in serious knee injuries like anterior cruciate ligament tears. but up to 50% can be prevented with a simple warm up. really important to get your knee over your toe. juliet gould is an nhs physiotherapist specialising in knee injuries. when she's not treating patients who've damaged their acl, she's promoting prevention. most acl injuries are non—contact, so it happens without someone else crashing into you. and usually it's when the foot is planted and you twist around the opposite direction. sometimes with studs getting stuck in grass and a twisting type action that the knee drifts in towards the other leg. and that's what puts the acl at risk. repetition of drills strengthens muscles and ligaments. if these kids injure their acls now, then they're likely to

. >> commissioner sommer here. >> commissioner williams we have quorum and commissioner shaddix is excused. >> commissioner alexander-tut is expected next for um, members of the public that are listening in or sitting remotely the public comment call in number is. >> public comment call-in number: 415-655-0001 - access code: 2661 086 0068. press *3. a raise your hand for a specific agenda item mr. keilly press star three the web e number is 4117. >> okay. next land unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> okay. thank you. >> um, next. >> 2. president's opening remarks. however, we'll skip this this item for now. >> >> comment. the bic will take public comment on matters within the commission's jurisdiction that are not part of this agenda. (no audio). >> . thank you. >> i'm ready and i

larry sommers says he thinks the the fed's next move will be a hike, not a cut.t that collectively and the market's consensus view at the beginning of the year that we're going to see six or seven cuts over the course of the year, i mean, that's got to be out the window and to a significant degree this 28% rally we've seen in stocks over the last five months or so, i think it's predicated on the concept that the fed was going to be extraordinarily doveish here and doesn't seem like that's going to be the case. maria: by the way, before larry sommers said potentially a rate hike, jim grant said it on this program a couple months ago saying we're not there, the federal reserve may turn around and say we need to hike rates so that would be a major disappointment for the market can and i'm wondering as an investor what you want to do, do you want to get out of the way now that there's the massive debate that there won't be rate cuts this year because if the market is expecting three rate cuts and we don't get any what kind of sizable selloff might you expect? >> we w

representative sommer lee, there's a boat going on. bobbitt casey's one of my closest friends and his dad was. johnhn fetterman i want to stayn his side no matter what. [laughter] thank you to all state and local leaders including mayor pittsburgh you are the bestof buddy. you really stepped up. [applause] and jojo army veteran from still working family he was my guest at the state of the union just a couple of years ago he came back home to washington and pennsylvania decided to run for mayor and he won. [applause] and is still working as a steelworker. but that is america look folks, of psalms exactly five years ago we began it might campaign for president right here in pittsburgh where i announce. one of the reasons i was to rebuild the backbone of the american middle class it's gnalready mentioned is meant mentioned a thousand times the backbone of america has a steel spine. it really does have a steel spine. you have heardti me say it befoe wall street did not built america, the middle class and not biddle america you guys built t

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allison kaplan sommer is a journalist at israeli

allison kaplan sommer is a journalist at israeli newspaper, haaretz.aid the news has been greeted with dismay by the families of israeli hostages. they want their hostages back. they want them alive. as many as still remain alive. and the mood was encapsulated by a facebook post from elad katzir�*s sister, she posted... basically, she was the one who announced as much as the israeli army announced that her brother's body had been recovered and returned to israel. and she wrote on facebook, "you're going to hear from the army about their daring rescue operation "in which they got my brother's body and returned it to israel." and she said, "don't let anyone fool you. "this is not a rescue operation. "this is an incident of my brother having been abandoned to die. "the first abandonment took place when the military did not "move into the kibbutz from which he was kidnapped, in time, and he was kidnapped." and there were two videos released of her brother alive and in captivity. so they know that he did not die on october 7th, that he was killed by his cap

allison kaplan sommer is a journalist at israeli newspaper, haaretz, and host of the haaretz podcast. i asked her about the pressure on the israeli government to rescue hostages held in gaza the israelis are not eager to see the war over without any guarantee that this is going to create a sense of security on it's that this is going to create a sense of security on its southern and northern borders. there is definitely increasing pressure led by hostage families for them to reach a deal which returns to israel. ~ . . , , reach a deal which returns to israel. ~ . , israel. what has been said? there has been a — israel. what has been said? there has been a lot _ israel. what has been said? there has been a lot of— israel. what has been said? there has been a lot of pressure - israel. what has been said? there has been a lot of pressure by - israel. what has been said? there| has been a lot of pressure by allies when it comes to the amount of civilian deaths, as well as the deaths of eight workers. yes, well, the death of— deaths of eight workers. yes, well, the death of the _ deaths of

some of the - justices on the supreme court were done by donald trump le sommer own.ewed by donald trump but we hope politics won't dominate here, because the decision was notjust a fight donald trump, but it affects how our country operates with presidents down the road. it's true that there are justices more willing to accept what donald trump has to say than justices of the past. laurie levenson, a formerfederal persecutor, thank you forjoining us from los angeles. still to come on the world today — the world's first personalised vaccine for skin cancer. a pioneering trial is under way in london. and how about going for a job interview when you know in advance what you'll be asked? thejohn lewis retail group publish their interview questions online. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. a trial of the world's first personalised vaccine for the deadliest form of skin cancer, melanoma, has begun in the uk. the jab uses a technology that's found in some covid vaccines. early studies show that when used with another cancer drug, the v

we'rejoined now by allison kaplan sommer, journalist at haaretz newspaper and host of the haaretz podcasthere has been a lot of domestic pressure on benjamin netanyahu to get some progress when it comes to this.— it comes to this. yes. definitely. progress. _ it comes to this. yes. definitely. progress, some _ it comes to this. yes. definitely. progress, some sort _ it comes to this. yes. definitely. progress, some sort of - it comes to this. yes. definitely. progress, some sort of a - it comes to this. yes. definitely. | progress, some sort of a hostage deal. the israelis are not eager to see the door daley war over without a guarantee it is going to create a sense of security on the northern borders, there is definitely increasing pressure, led by hostage families, for them to reach a deal and return hostages to israel. what and return hostages to israel. what has the israeli _ and return hostages to israel. what has the israeli government said when it comes to the strategy they are taking? of course, there is a lot of pressure on them by their allies when it comes to the amount of civi

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and joining me live down the line from georgia is sean del sommer, defence attorney at summer law firmlooking from across the other side of the pond. we can't quite get our heads around what is really going on here, so please explain. it's the trial proper today. both sides putting briefly their cases. what is actually at stake here and what is trump accused of doing ? is trump accused of doing? >> donald trump is accused of . >> donald trump is accused of. miscoding. or basically falsifying business records to hide and conceal hush money payments to a woman named stormy daniels, another woman, and also a doorman at his new york penthouse. the reason this is important is because of the fact that the underlying conduct is a felony. there claiming that he tried to conceal these payments and was in violation of campaign finance laws. in in, in the united states. so if you can show that you put a business entry into your books , that was entry into your books, that was false and it was to hide , false and it was to hide, conduct which was illegal or to conceal conduct , which was a conceal

. >> number they do need to re institute law and order like president's sommer said earlier, not with excessive force, but you need to make sure the students understand they got to play by the rules. number when you need to make sure all the students are safe. i've talked enough jewish students to know they feel intimidated and men, it's done there, haven't been consequences. so that's under two. >> if you violate the rules administration shouldn't make concessions to you. >> as we saw happen at columbia in northwestern, there needs to be consequences. again, if you violate the rules, you should be suspended like anyone else. then number three, no full face masking again, i just don't think it's appropriate and it doesn't impinge upon your freedom of speech. you that you shouldn't dress up like an isis fighter, right? like there's no rule that says the school needs to tolerate students. oregon at outside activists dressing factor in al-qaeda. >> we also had an incident where one of the student leaders at columbia talked openly to administrators about the anxiety, shouldn't live, and t

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let's talk to jessica sommer.a >> good morning. so we have three stunning wines here, which ihave three stunning wines here, which i have blended with cheeses because cheese and wine pairing we know that works delicious combinations. but quite often people say to me they're not sure which cheese and wine go together. so i've just simplified that and made together. so i've just siieasier�*d that and made together. so i've just siieasier thant and made together. so i've just siieasier than ever and made together. so i've just siieasier than ever for and made together. so i've just siieasier than ever for youj made together. so i've just siieasier than ever for you t01ade it easier than ever for you to enjoy those wines. >> and this has never been done before. >> no, never been done before. but it works so beautifully because of that flavour combination and are the combinations? >> i mean, just explain to people what wine goes with. >> i mean, just explain to peoyeah,hat wine goes with. >> i mean, just explain to peo

. >> commissioner sommer here. >> commissioner williams we have quorum and commissioner shaddix is excused. >> commissioner alexander-tut is expected next for um, members of the publict