thank you so much, stacie. this was a really important part of my research and one of the wonderful resources here at, the new york public library. interestingly enough, the dora jewish division holds collections of an enormous number. documents published by the institute for palestine, which is really a phenomenal set of volumes because it includes every position paper or every every letter that have appeared in an arabic newspaper and so it really along autobiographies from my captors and interviews they gave on film and books wrote it really helped me understand context that i didn't understand at the time. and i will say, speaking of sister who was not that much than i, but she seemed to she was so politically smart and she she grasped so much about about our palestinian and their plight. and she feel like she understood it so much better than did so. the popular front, founded in 1967, right after the 67 war, and that was just three years after the plo, the palestine liberation, had been founded. the popul

commissioner stacy i'm sorry. president paulson i'm not interested in removing items from consent i had a couple of comments and may be a question. are we finished reading the item miwe do this you in? >> on 7a. the air quality monitor i wanted to comment this i'm glad the puc is playing its per in allow are the air quality monitor in this area. i wonder whatted use that would be put. i looked through the grant agreements and the grant agreement do require all 3 of the grantees to make the information public low accessible online. that is an important part of this so that -- city and other entities and individuals can responded to the information provided. i'm glad that is included in grant agreements. i think i had a question on item 7e. it is a request for extension of time. on the contract. but not a request for increased funding for the condition tract. i think this may be because it is still within the total amount of the originally approved contract or is that because you will be coming back to the commissio

commissioner stacy and after. commissioner ajami. >> thank you i think all my questions have been answered i had the same questions as commissioner maxwell. if00 autocommission would be set up for remote public comment. and then someone who wished to comment remotely would let the secretary know ahead of time that they need to use that remote system. >> is this right? >> yes. we would set it up with advanced notice if we get no notice by the time the dead line for noticing us then the web ex would not be set up. >> okay >> and is our plan to begin what -- the next hearing? the commission has? or is there a phase in process. >> through the chair. what we're recommending the secretary to do now. unless there is other we have more discussions but that is the recommendation that is sort of unofficial low on the floor. >> it is a big change. tell be heard for our public commenters. to adjust. public comment i'm concern body people getting notice and understanding how to set that up ahead of time. we will do the best we

commissioner stacy. >> i also have to admit to a surprise. what i think i read in the report both not guilty back ground section and when you said is this there is a fair amount of data collection to be dhan you irrelevantment to know what is going on throughout the organization. and then listen to what gm herrera said and what you just said in response. it irrelevant looks like there is going to be a lot of collaboration and interaction with the joint venture. and with and you your staff. upon they can't accomplish anything without your intense involvement. i appreciate thank you red on the need for information leading to a detailed action plan with the complicated goal this is you wish to accomplish. i appreciate that it will be really important. for you and for your staff and the whole organization to work closely with this joint venture. >> thank you for the >>. thank you. >> commissioner. >> good afternoon doctor, welcome, board. look forward to hearing the progress. and thank you gm for what explanation. i also had apprehension when i s

we have with us stacy shift who written countless biographies. cleopatra, benjamin franklin, a pulitzer prize winner, and a george washington book prize winner. and i know i'm probably skipping a couple of biographies in there as well. fred kaplan, who has also written an enormous number of biographies, i couldn't believe it. i mean i've familiar with several of them, and i kept looking for your list. and i couldn't believe i mean, mark twain, charles dickens, henry james, abraham lincoln, john quincy adams, a finalist for the pulitzer prize. i mean, missing a lot of people, too, aren't i. well. i have to confess. i'm not missing them anymore. for right. and he is. and here tonight to talk about thomas jefferson, who's he has recently written and is a finalist. mary sarah builder, who's a professor of law, boston college, and one of the leading thinkers on the constitution, who wrote a bancroft prizewinning book on james madison in the constitution, which was a finalist. the george washington book prize, which is here. she's here tonight to talk

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we have with us stacy shift who written countless biographies. cleopatra, benjamin franklin, a pulitzer prize winner, and a george washington book prize winner. and i know i'm probably skipping a couple of biographies in there as well. fred kaplan, who has also written an enormous number of biographies, i couldn't believe it. i mean i've familiar with several of them, and i kept looking for your list. and i couldn't believe i mean, mark twain, charles dickens, henry james, abraham lincoln, john quincy adams, a finalist for the pulitzer prize. i mean, missing a lot of people, too, aren't i. well. i have to confess. i'm not missing them anymore. for right. and he is. and here tonight to talk about thomas jefferson, who's he has recently written and is a finalist. mary sarah builder, who's a professor of law, boston college, and one of the leading thinkers on the constitution, who wrote a bancroft prizewinning book on james madison in the constitution, which was a finalist. the george washington book prize, which is here. she's here tonight to talk

the stacy hold likes, hale is a house, music, d, j. the style is considered as a for on it of take, the pale has spend some full, he is d, jane producing teaching and creating radio shows, i think what is happening that they're doing their homework, the 10 they're reaching out to, you know, says so thank god here's social media because of the time that i was evolving, there was no social. it was a pay paper flyer, a tx on a page or, or in a phone call. legendary house d j can. claudia was hales. mental in the 1919 stacy hale was able to establish yourself in detroit. this one is for few women teachers. and she helped her promote the cities music saying this part of take those history is only gradually being re discovered and only now is the interest in the land and discovering what has made hail so successful on the other side of the atlantic. not just anywhere in the, in the didn't the cities most famous and infamous. take no club. the con, the club with the notorious dual policy is just as choosing when it comes to teaching. in order

he knows that doctors, i'm like, you know, even with his, me for stacy's. he's now looking for a new purpose in life. so you, for the me ask you, i want you to help others who have gone through the same thing. man. before that i need to do a rehabilitation course myself boss has some therapy more and they, i have not had any psychological support. yeah. much. i mean, if i want to help others, it'll be extremely important to help myself. first, the positive best will be learning to accept the constant, remind me what the will has done to his life. the biggest on is one of the purest of the former soviet republics. there's widespread unemployment and many of its 7000000 citizens living in poverty. the small country remains dependent on russia, tests, consequences. it's no easy undertaking, heading up to the no man. so if you're just on our journey takes us to the hearts of the mountains. an altitude of 2500 meters. it's only later that we appreciate just how much influence russia has in this remote region. she brought home and look on bench on or waiting for

i need to go to stacy in georgia. stacy? >> caller: dr. cramer, how are you? >> i am good, stacy.you. i am calling to pick your brain today on snow flake. >> all right. very high multiple stock. should report good earnings next year. i think frank is doing terrific stuff to be able to rent the cloud. but i also am concerned about high mobile stocks and i don't want to go all in on this one. i like it, though. now let's go to abeed in ohio. what's happening? >> caller: boo-yeah from ohio. thank you for taking my call. >> absolutely. how can i help? >> caller: jim, i'm calling about a stock that's big this year but starting to show some recovery. jim, what are your thoughts on gray television network? >> oh, boy. tv? i'll tell you, i just can't go there. i'm not afraid because that's not my style. it is just the tv is so hard. for instance, we own disney for the travel trust. got nelson and 30 million shares. it is up today and probably will be down tomorrow. by the time i get to the wednesday meeting, i'm sure people say, listen, i don't care anymore. craziness. brett in texas. bre

stacy rascon and what he's watching ahead of amd earnings out in o.t.pectation for caesar's when it reports mike, i begin with you so as conversation at the top of the show with two bears. you know, who make a credible case and it's hard to push back against that and then i see these reports that stanley drunkenmiller, the famed money manager has bought, quote, massive bullish positions in two-year notes because he's worried about the economy. i started to get really nervous. he said that at a conference in the last handful of days and he'll be on squawk box at 7:00 a.m. please don't miss that interview. what do you make of that >> first of all, it reflects the saturated psychology that we've been in which means the cycle is in peril and it's doubly confusing because we've been watching what has been a relentless surge in long-term yields in part because the current economic numbers have been so good and the massively bullish two-year notes and the treasuries and that's because he thinks that we're going to go from a bear steepener because long yields a

says audi baptist hospital in central gone for stacy at least 500 people have confirmed that is believe thousands of civilians with sheltering inside the hospital as well. has denied involvement saying a palestinian on group is responsible to meet you meant for that. okay. how's the latest bodies in the hundreds scattered across the backyard of a hospital? i seen many have described as a massacre the result of a deadly strike. a lot of my son that you can see here on my phone, my wife just told me he died. he was sitting with us and all of a sudden he disappeared. hundreds of families with sheltering in the territory of the alley baptist hospital, displaced people, looking for shelter. of the homes were destroyed in 11 days of non stop them, but we were told the red cross of the hospital to let the civilians can, which would mean and sudden the rockets and missiles started folding on all the civilians who with it including women and children, who had the bodies dismembered? no one with sped pleasure. hospitalized unprotected by the 1st geneva convention. it states that medical personnel

hi, stacy randecker. i could talk all day about valencia, but i did want to say to director so, so i agree with everything that luke said, although i'm all for pedestrianization for as much of the corridor that it makes sense at this time. i think at the lower end and the protected bike lanes are working fine and it doesn't have quite the vibe that the center of, of valencia does. as for your mentor and friend, i totally understand my dad who recently passed, he was he couldn't walk either. it would have been an issue for him. but what i would say is what do you do when you take them to the airport? what do you do when you take them to the mall? that's the same thing that we would ask to be done for valencia. we do not want to limit accessibility to anyone when we're talking about pedestrianization, but we have to change our mind about what accessibility really means. as i was out on valencia, i've been out there the last three saturday nights all night that it's closed and the things that i've seen the p

if we have not, we have stacy now and started to do would be to restructure this. really, actually, because the, you know, is, is very human and by the starting cost is what it's less and also the spot. so we have to do that with no cost as we're on it. and so it would have to go in when the sources and you just mentioned hezbollah, how serious is the threat? israel is facing in the notes now from has blah, a very, very serious is buys is, is, is a way bigger than the then the then hoss. however, i have a sense of the way of the most to, to isolate is rigorous lessons in those to us and to not to it's good for us. and you know, this is my opinion, my personal being able to escalate the situation and then off. so we have no spacing to process, i thought, but the, we're never going to be know the other side confronting just about as well. and to make sure that the has the same, the sauce. so how is it been that has been such a big threat? she's not, i was given is based the role for many years. it does was the, it was the reason i is the main thing. uh huh. bye. what

clear just how that is going to translate out from new york in terms of people try to leave israel or stacy and just see how things are going to develop funding. thank you for your reporting. that's funny. such are for us in israel. a garza is how most run health ministry now says 471 people were killed in the explosion, which it is calling on is really massacre. israel says evidence shows a rocket misfired by palestinian militants, is responsible. both claims have not been independently confirmed this is where the sick all supposed to be healed. instead of the arab hospital in guns, the city has become the latest casualty. in a conflict, it's costing so many lives. hundreds died in this attack. here we were just sitting here and suddenly there was an explosion. our last shot dead on us. many people look is, or many of those cool shopping, the last, what palestinians who'd been seeking refuge haven't mccadney literally section on the display as well as a safe haven for women. and children who fled is really selling near the hospital bubble on the oven. like i saw this place as a refuge for

that's according to stacy rasgon, a semiconductor analyst at bernstein research.impacted so much right now is that in. they have products in theory that will be caught up in this, but they are not selling any of the many ways, such at this point it's not contacting them, and from the anklet inside, they sigh several billion dollars of revenue impact for master. the new ones are more incremental, they are more clarifying in some sense on what those restrictions wear. it's not a lot that is in addition to what we saw before. so there's not a lot of incremental impact on the equipment vendors. nvidia, this will impact their sales into china. it is not hurting them for not because their overall demand for artificial intelligence is so strong globally that they can backfill the demand. now, a special report on millets: a gluten free grain that india has been working hard to put on the global map. they found their way onto the menu too when global leaders met in delhi for the recent 620 summit. nikhil inamdar reports on whether india can whet the world's appetite while

let's bring back luke lloyd, francis stacy.th the angle this economy is remarkably resilient. consumers remarkably resilient. we were wringing our hands over a hard or soft landing because of what the fed is doing, do we still face a recession, still got to pay the piper? luke:absolutely. we have something from all the damage done in the past three years between shutting down the economy, raising interest rates, the inflation, we are not getting out of the scott of this scot-free. investors and consumers on an emotional roller coaster right now. earlier this year, all you heard was soft landing, things are not picking up and things are confusing. the fed's number one job is to bring down inflation and the uncertainty around geopolitical events in the middle east, they want to see where things go from here. they want to be more cautious and dovish. the fed says they are data-driven, geopolitical events is new data. ashley: a recession next year, are you looking for that? >> we are francis:we are stretching away from the rate hik

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foster for his and over to phase and prose, which gave him a voice to the unstable, to kind of have stacy or from all costs a department to talk more about this very latest nobel prize con. uh, can you tell us more about foss and his wife? yeah, so he's, as you mentioned, you know, basically contributed so much to the literary canon is incredibly prolific writer. he's been translated into more than 40 languages. some of his notable works in terms of fiction are titles like melancholy or this apology series of novels. he's got a very unique style, very mystical, somewhat in kansas, tory and very influenced as he just said by the norwegian landscape. he's apparently the most performed. um no region play right after henry gibson. so that's of course quite a, quite a legacy. and 2 very interesting things about him. at the age of 7, he had a near death experience. he was involved in an accident and, and he says that that experience really is what made him into an artist. so we'll probably learn more about that some as we go forward and know more about him in general. he writes in 9 or excuse a

prime minister benjamin netanyahu. stacy's country has entered the 2nd stage of the board with home us after wrapping up ground operations in gaza. speaking with a small cabinet minister, ebony guns and defense minister, you'll have color, and netanyahu described the conflict as his rel, 2nd level of independence. he said the goal was to destroy a how much those military capabilities and its control the gaza strip. israel has again borne civilians to evacuate the northern part of the besieged territory. the red cross says it's unacceptable that there is no safe haven for civilians in casa, the organization is calling the lack of adequate humanitarian aid, a catastrophic failure of the international community. its feet a further deterioration of conditions will be reported once cell phone and internet service fully restored in the territory. gaskins, taking the day of a station close by israel's heaviest attacks. huge on gazda bombardment, flashing more homes, destroying some of the last re fusions for families seeking safety from the violence. israel says its troops and now on the grou

. >> stacy allen, she runs the show here, she was there. fantastic. >>> the largest dia de los muertos event in the east bay wrapped up. featured an artist colony, live music, mexican food and altars to lost loved ones on low riders. >> it celebrating the culture and gives the opportunity for people who can't go back to mexico or have the opportunity, they can celebrate with other people from the same culture and gives people from other cultures the opportunity to learn from ours. >> nbc bay area is a proud sponsor of this event. dia de los muertos is celebrated november 1st and 2nd. >>> one of the most unique halloween events around, san francisco's boo at the zoo. it runs this and next weekend. you like that name. >> i do, boo at the zoo. >> has a ring to it. >> look at this. >> kiddos can wear the costumes. daily costume parade and contest and some of the categories include best animal costume, best family and judges' favorites. also a chance to watch the animals chomp and stomp pumpkin treats. there's a lot of rhyming there. >> we're al

appleton, he follows the queen de delivery mentioned, but what i'd say after you did a g channel animal, staci or speed you have been going to have the idea of i know a phase or as 20th century. if he's one, that means that he didn't have such a gentle julian that this device, so to be honest with and yet no view lane that deal the even down to the same quench fish symbol that you saw for encore. and you saw in georgia and you saw in ukraine even in venezuela to when we try to get rid of chavez and not too long ago, this is an old symbol and that we are all using the normally kind of workshops are 7 days dinner. teach people the brain, basic principles of success and ongoing struggles. the resumes over crow, usually need at least $33.00 factors. one is organization. 2 is id, ology. the screen is leadership. liberal democracy is like a delicate flower. very many things can go wrong. it's not the natural way that societies are organized. so like a delicate flower, we needs the right temperature rightful to, right. so the actually to solve this big enough for this thing is both commercial one, ea

five principal deputy stacy dixon has a masters in mechanical engineering. our national intelligence manager from global issues and climate as well as -- and a science degree. we have a person who runs our counter proliferation center. she has a medical degree and public health masters. there is a variety of different remarkable educations that come through >> it's interesting to hear the diversity that you described here. in my career i started as a sophomore engineer. had a degree in philosophy. talked about retaining --. >> in terms of upscaling the existing workforce, we are deathly trying to create opportunities to learn across disciplines in effect and sometimes that is by giving them the opportunity to bring the discipline they have into another area so that they are able to bring that knowledge and experience but as they do so so if you're someone who happens to be a favor security expert and now you're working in a china mission center you will understand better some of the issues. >> i think that's one of mixing and matching is helpful. we do also

but to go out and say after you did a g channel, animal staci always speak. you have been going to have the idea of i know appraisal as 20th century. this one that i thought it was such a gentle julian that english professor can you hear this message at noon view lane that deal the even down to the same clench, fish symbol that you saw for encore. and you saw in georgia and you saw in ukraine even in venezuela to when we try to get rid of travis, i'm not too long ago. this is an old symbol that we are all using. the normally kind of workshops are 7 days dinner, peach. people, the brain, physics, principles of success and ongoing struggles. the resumes over throw, you usually need at least $33.00 factors. one is organization. 2 is ideology. 3 is leadership, liberal democracy is like a delicate flower. very many things can go wrong. it's not the natural way that societies are organized. so like a delicate flower, we needs the right temperature rightful to right. so the actually is not good enough for this thing is both crucial what the boys be very much contain

stacy randecker. afternoon board. barnett brzezinski. district two frequent visitor of hayes valley . if i could recap a little bit of the presentation we just saw the closure and the area there in hayes valley on hayes street is so popular for people double parked to try to get into the area even more than they already can with with legal parking. so if there is a moment of peace and quiet on the street, aka it hasn't been activated, that's a permit violation because drivers are behaving badly and violating the barricade. we're going to remove the barricade and let them in more. as an example of what's going on around the city. and these are all incidents that happened in the last week and a half. a car drove off the road and onto a building at filbert and fillmore, causing a gas leak in building damage and making the fire department respond. a driver committed a hit and run in the bayview, hitting a car which then hit a muni vehicle, which i'm sure a lot of you are aware of. a car recently veered of

or stacy schiff. >> host: here's a look at some of the authors set to hit bookstore shelves this fall including several from current and former members of congress. kentucky republican senator rand paul is such to release deception, the great covid cover-up coming out october 10th. the book explores the origins of covid and federal funding for bioengineering, gain of function research. senator paul is also doctor paul, medical doctor and optimal just who graduated from duke medical school and your member his high-profile classroom with doctor anthony fauci during the covid crisis. regnery is his publisher. this is his sixth book. regnery also landed republican senator ted cruz's latest book, how to defeat cultural marxism in america. that comes out november 7th. according to the publisher's blurb, in this hard-hitting new book, senator ted cruz delivers a realistic battle plan for defeating the woke assault on america. senator cruz's fourth book and second in the last two years. he released justice corrupted:how the wood left weapon out our legal system last year, also through regnery

text on a page or, or in a phone call. legendary house d j ken claudia, was hales. mental in the 1919 stacy hale was able to establish yourself in detroit . this one is for a few women teachers. and she helped her promote the cities music saying this part of take those history is only gradually being re discovered and only now is the interest in the land and discovering what has made hail so successful on the other side of the atlantic. not just anyone in the, in the didn't the cities most famous and infamous techno club, the con, the club with the new tories do policy is just as choose when it comes to d. j. in order to stay on top, the con is banking on gratian, musical variety and diversity in its programming. including giving black artists and the house music scene. a platform getting this opportunity to come here to represent. i'm so excited. but it was a long road before the scene opened itself up. we had to still kick down doors to make things happen. and we're just now in this last decade, getting the recognition that like we weren't there. what defines dispute to the tech, not the

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