tang emperor.eference to authoritarianism could be a suggestion that the repression of previous times is potentially here to stay. if you are the head of a chinese tech firm, the repercussions could well go beyond the company's share price. we should keep _ company's share price. we should keep a _ company's share price. we should keep a close eye on that story. thank you for explaining that, sharanjit. apac program ahead. —— a packed. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we speak to a legendary formula 1 designer who tells us why his latest $4 million electric supercar is worth the price. "the pope was shot, the pope will live" — that is the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism has come to the vatican. the man they called the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six year

heard buns authorities say firefighters managed to stop the fire from reaching the plant's alcohol tang's several firefighters are reported to be injured with one in critical condition there are concerns that residents could be affected by toxic smoke from the blades. north korea has accused u.s. president joe biden of making quote a big blunder by calling john garang a security threat korean state media say biden is intent on maintaining a hostile policy towards north korea in war as the u.s. will face consequences in a speech to congress earlier this week biden said north korea's nuclear program posed a serious threat to global security. for astronauts from the international space station have 6 have landed successfully off the coast of the u.s. state of florida the splash landing of the space x. vessel was the 1st in darkness says the apollo 8 was mission in 1968 the journey back to earth took 6 and to have hours. may 1st international workers day demonstrations have been taking place all over europe in some cities protests for directed against coronavirus walls but in paris police cla

it is time for a tang mimosa. someone wrote it is friday, can we get tk on a john deere tractor with a mimosa? i'm not sure who this person is. lisa: i think we should go there. jonathan: i will run. tom: as fast as you can. lisa: british sarcasm at its best. jonathan: looking forward to next week with more of the same. we will talk. equities up 15 points on the s&p. heard on bloomberg radio and seen on bloomberg tv, this is bloomberg surveillance. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. president biden says the u.s. will help gaza with humanitarian aid in the wake of that 11 day conflict with israeli forces. the cease-fire brokered by egypt took effect early today. israeli warplanes and artillery pounded gaza while how mass militants fired rockets at israel. at least 232 palestinians were killed and 12 people were killed in israel. negotiations over president biden's $2.2 trillion infrastructure package are nearing a crucial stage. a white house team resumes talks with senate republicans today. one re

tom: they did not have nutella in england but the transatlantic divide is there measured by tang andthan: i had golden spirit -- golden syrup. i do not know if you should give that your kids. tom: those waffle things, those waffle things are ego. jonathan: i said ego with nutella and i called ego the waffle things. lisa: how about those markets? jonathan: quickly, your take on the price action. yields higher, everything else lower. your take, please. michael: i think we're in a bit of a curve, obviously centered around highly optimistic projected earnings. that path to technology everybody has been banking on. that is what i would call a major correction at this point. the overall market is responding to that. i think this is typical in a major transition of leadership, which is away from technology into more cyclicality. we will have periods where everything goes up and periods where tech is lower. we are in the latter right now. jonathan: why do you think the transition persists? the transition from leadership to the more cyclical parts of this market? michael: i think the global e

boa tang dotted all abut how the martino's are all leaving hands he flicked to have it's been. fine and will take on a new look next season as key figures to policy including coach can see flicks but the club will hope the secret to success remains intact. africa success like this only comes when you work together there are no secrets here there's a good environment everyone gets on with each other and it's been a lot of fun to speak to the old dance if you trust. the new door no wait buy in munich but for now the enjoy celebrating their incredible search for does he get crown. while the men's put this league has been a one horse race for almost a decade now the women's league has had 2 teams sharing the frowny face. wife. the perennial runners up. on sunday soared to rick's faceoff between the true. pioneer 2 points and they were looking to stop both schools from claiming their feet tied to in a rough cut of. sydney to mark the sweat sponsored front we've been out of place thanks in part to some depression to go for. the next 3 to counteract the teams were taking the president

isra wants to see how fait can go in tang over jerusalem and transforming the character an exercisingllegal soreignty over jerusalem. it isn occupied city and israel has to abide by internationalaw. israel has killed 20 palestinians in gaza including nine children this evening. since the news bulletin. this is horrific. is unacceptable that israel has a free hand to do whatever it wants to thealestians, to eal our land and resources. brent: unfortunately we e out time. we appreciate your time d insights tonight. thank you. >> no problem. think you. brent: here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. a french court has dismissed the case of a 79-year-old french a vietnamese woman who wanted to hold chemical giant to account for their part in the vietnam war. the company supplied the u.s. with age and, which was dropped by the u.s. military. myanmar deposed leader has been ordered to appear in court and a person this month. she faces a number of charges. the most serious of which can see her jailed for 14 years. this is the first time she has been seen in public

boa tang hobby martinez are all leaving the flick to have it's been. fun and will take on a new look next season as key figures to policy including coach can see flick but the club will hope the secret to success remains intact. africa success like this only comes when you work together there are no secrets here there's a good environment everyone gets on with each other and it's been a lot of fun to speak to the whole bunch you can trust. the new door no way spy in munich but for now that i enjoy celebrating that incredible search he has put does he get cross. one of the many this league has been a one horse race for almost a stick right now the women's league has had 2 teams sharing the crown in recent years. wife. the perennial runners up. on sunday sought to rest for a song between detroit should. buy and 2 points as well looking to stop both schools from playing best 3 titles in a row for. sydney gold mine sweet spot in front we've all been out of place thanks in part to some note to friends of fargo for. the next 3 to counteract the change what's

boa tang hobby martinez are all leaving the flick to have it can. find will take on a new look next season as key figures to pounce including coach can see flick but the club will hope the secret to success remains intact. after a couple of success like this only comes when you work together there are no secrets here there's a good environment everyone gets on with each other and it's been a lot of fun to spin meisters all bonsa you can trust. the new job or no waits by any mic but for now then enjoy celebrating their incredible such a good does he get a crowd. because one of the men's good this league has been a one horse race for almost a decade now the women's league has had 2 teams sharing the crown in recent years. by. the perennial run. so. on sunday so was direct friday so between the trip. wire and 2 points we're looking to stop folks who are from claiming their preferred choice you know from the. sydney gold mine sweet spot from which hop in our place thanks in part to some no 1st offense to go for. the next street challenge or leave the te

up behind some of these legends who won the 2014 world cup but having got rid of got rid of the boy tang as well and got rid of mulla he stood around waiting for the next crop and nothing promptly happened no one came up from above to displace them and now they're back in the team but don't take my word from what we're going to take a listen to yogi live and how he explained mr miller and mr homos coming back into the euro squad. for you can i use to neo a successful tournament is extremely important for german football and the whole nation so we have decided to recall months from old thomas miller who have both had a very strong season and we think that their leadership qualities and how they are on the pitch could help the team. this is a month off them. any other surprises in the 26 from you know not i think that's going to do it from surprises from from yogi live you took a look at a time lapse of your style of 30 years it hasn't changed much just got a little gray around here feel a lot like most of us but he's not one to surprise us he's not going to turn up with a mohawk and a can

in dollar cumberland preschool munden bed a turd has been advocating for the return of the tang a sculpture still in from his godfather in $84.00. pristine bay has made this copy of the tango and put it on show in time around the original at the 5 looted by the germans during the times it's on display at the museum in munich. we have kong to meet the prince for an interview but he spokesman told us he's not of billable at the moment but we are told by the prince once the time to be repotted camera immediately on and on and however not everyone agrees that should be immediately returned the princess $1000000.00 bill is an artist and fond of an absent. even do her great grandfather was executed in 1904 is it in german rule that marilyn things cameron is not ready to receive the artifact that is to tissue the repatriation it should be a process in the. it cannot be immediate behen. cannot be rushed. it has to be a process. we cannot receive an object tomorrow that was taken away more than 100 years ago it was taken away under very complicated circumstances ok. also claimed to be the rightful o

. >>> tang alive look toward marin county were less than hour ago the water district put even more restrictions on water use. andrea nakano is lie with what this means for residents tonight. >> reporter: in the last 16 months rainwater says it's the joist they've seen in 142 years. >> i am really feeling like one pandemic happened and then we are now in another drought, it's one thing to the next. >> reporter: rainwater already restricted washing cars at home and power washing. tonight the board to further actions. >> director gibson, director russell. my pools now required covers and sprinkler irrigation will be reduced to just twice a week. >> i am not feeling it as much yet, but i know i will when they tell me i can lyte my yard once a week. >> reporter: mimi lived through the 1966/1977 at drought when reservoirs were essentially empty. >> the whole yard turned brown, you did one load of laundry with everything stuffed in there. >> reporter: mimi worries that the outside oasis she recently transformed to a vibrant guardian may suffer during this drought. she is keeping her fingers crossed th

as the nasa administrator, i heard a lot about tang and velcro. and i'm here to tell you that that misses the economic impacte from space for the everyday american citizen in a way that most americans don't realize it. but if we lose space, it is an existential threat to the united states of america. have if we lose space, we lose the united states of america. that is how dependent we have become on our space-based ecuriy capabilities, both commercially and then civilly and of course e on the national security and s defense side as well. so, nasa plays on the economic side in a very significant way, we talk about communication, navigation, production of food o and energy and all these thingsl nasa is at the forefront leading those technological innovationse and then commercializing them. but we're also using micro gravity to advance medicines. we can compound pharmaceuticals in micro gravity that you cannoc do here on earth. we think about not just pharmaceuticals but for immunizations. immunization for salmonella, immunization for pneumonia that

from kabul the scottish national party is hope of securing a majority of the country's parliament tang's in the balance several key seats are yet to be declared the party leader nicola sturgeon wants to seek a 2nd referendum on scottish independence if it gets the seats the u.k. prime minister boris johnson says a 2nd vote would be irresponsible and reckless scots rejected independence by a 10 point margin in 2014 jonah how is in edinburgh he says the s.n.p. looks set to push for a referendum. it is still just about possible for the s.n.p. the scottish national party to secure an outright majority even if by only one seat it is more likely that they will but this election would have returned a majority for independence with the s.n.p. bolstered by the pro independence greens 1st minister s.n.p. leader nicolas sturgeon made comments in the last 24 hours making it abundantly clear what she intends to do with that majority she will govern this country she said to the pandemic in 2 economic recovery and then at some point after that offer the country she said the choice of a brighter future

it says tong yong guy or the street of the tang dynasty people. that's because this was the original chinatown this little strip here on sacramento street. it's called the street of the tong dynasty people because the cantonese people entered the federation of greater china relatively late we didn't enter until about the tong dynasty roughly 750 ad all right any questions? this way we'll wait for everybody else to show up. while we're waiting here take a look up and down the street. you will notice. as i commented earlier the street is basically aligned. with shops that are attempting to have you commit impulse buying. now there are basically two kinds of shops. maybe three if you look at it on a certain level one is the cost as many jewelry shops here. souvenir shops, and then as you look you'll see this the the old-fashioned. trinket souvenir stores and that what appears to be a new style that's been coming in the last 10 years. usually mark with the word asian asian styles asian image asian aviance. what had happened was? of course one store st

v be journalists and to activists were arrested in the city of tang my earlier this month for entering thailand, illegally. they said they had to escape me and mar, fearing they might be killed. they're being held in jail awaiting a trial that could lead to deportation. so with thailand they have law played host to many displaced communities. and so we're really urging the time already to continue providing safety not to court. these journalists and activists, or anyone really from me and my who is coming for safety for ty, foreign ministry, is that there are concerns about the case, but they are seeking a humanitarian solution for the group of 5. but it's a very delicate situation for the administration here. ty, prime minister 10 or a former general who initially came to power through a coo, has a close relationship with me in my junk liter gentlemen, online for the journalists still in me and march, they have a decision to make almost every day stay and continue to report or if they have the means go into hiding or leave the country and continue to work in exile. got either al jazee

viewership has tang's to roughly half of what it was when they were castigating the donald and is it any surprise fluffy coverage is not as much fun to watch furthermore biden is just not the entertainer that his predecessor was but regardless he is planning to pack a minute his rallies around the country as much as code restrictions will allow. our see new york until the journalist and commentator chadwick more told us he believes mainstream media hate to admit at the moment that the former president gave them a ratings explosion. because the same how the media is always treated that suit different politicians of course anything trump does is evil wrong dangerous and when joe biden does it it's perfectly fine donald trump would use even have a post-election rallies are still drawing tens of thousands of people joe biden can't get more than 4 journalists to show up sitting in their little circle taking notes and bad optics and then he does have it in person events and he's traveling around the country whereas for president chop it was great optics it looked like he had amazing amount

boa tang dotted all of the hobby martino's are all leaving the flick to the brain of it can. find and will take on a new look next season as key figures departs including coach chauncey flick but the club will hope the secret to success remains intact. for a couple excess like this only comes when you work together there are no secrets here there's a good environment everyone gets on with each other and it's been a lot of fun to spin meisters all bonsa you can trust. the new door in a way spa in munich but for now that enjoys celebrating that incredible search what does he get crowned. with. one of the this league has been a one horse race for. almost defecate now the women's league has had 2 teams sharing the crown in recent years the sport by. the perennial runners up. on sunday soared to record for a song between the top true. lion 2 points they were looking to stop the boat schools from claiming their free choice in a row from. sydney the man swept spawn in front we hopped in our place thanks in part to some nervous a friend to go for. the next street encounter the team w

it's his particularly bad in mixed jewish arab tang's. the palestinian leaderships message to israel and the jewish settlers is large and clear. but would. i address my words specifically to america and to israel enough is enough to leave us. we will remain thorns in your eyes we will not leave our homeland we will not leave our country uncle moreno the u.s. maintained its support for israel and its call for peace on weapons day my expectation hope is that. this will be. closing down sooner than later. israel has a right to defend itself and if thousands of rockets fly into your territory. israel's defense was to target the hamas military. they say several senior commanders have been killed but the attacks have also claimed the lives of palestinian civilians. oh. oh neither side is showing any sign of backing down prompting the united nations to warn a fill scale war complete medical joined now by steven cook a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations in washington welcome to the program or the risks of prolonged conflict. well i

bottom line is this, as nasa administrator i heard a lot about tang and velcro i'm here to tell you that misses the economic impact from spaces for the everyday american citizen in a way that most americans don't realize it but if we lose space it is an existential threat to united states of america if we lose space, we lose the united states of america. that is how dependent we have ebecome on our space base capabilities so commercially and then civilly and, of course, on the national security and defense side as well. so nasa plays on the economic side and a very significant way. we know we talk about communication navigation, production of food energy all of these nasa is forefront leading knock logical enno vaition and commercializings them but we're also using microgravity and compound pharmaceutical in microgravity you can't do on earth not just about pharmaceutical but immunization and salmonella and for pneumonia that are advanced on international space station we're creating human tissue using your own dna -- we're going to eventually be able to take your own dna and create your

up behind some of these legends who won the 2014 world cup but having got rid of got rid of the boy tang as well and got rid of mulla he stood around waiting for the next crop and nothing promptly happened no one came up from above to displace them and now they're back in the team but don't take my word from it we're going to take a listen to you live and how he explained mr millet and mr homos coming back into the euro squad. for you can i use to neo a successful tournament is extremely important for german football and the whole nation so we have decided to recall mats hummels and thomas miller who have both had a very strong season and. i think that their leadership qualities and how they are on the pitch sure fuel could help the team. this is a month off them. any other surprises in the 26 from your love note i think that's going to do it from surprises from from yogi live you took a look at a time lapse of your style of a 30 years it hasn't changed much it's got a little grayer and here feel lot like most of us but he's not one for surprises he's not going to turn up with a mohawk a

likely cause is the lack of a grounding strap or on a float which monitors the level of material in the tangthe manufacturer recommends one but none was in place that day. the company disputes the findings suggesting a malfunctioning panel could be to blame. >> the white house is hoping this had a shoreline could be the key to the future. the biden administration will start in two key areas in san luis obispo county and in humbolt county. similar wind farms are already in development off the east coast. >> what today is about is sending the message that the pacific for the first time is open for business and open for jobs and we're going to do this in a way that invests in clean energy and invests in industries for the future. it's going to create good paying union jobs and it's going to make us more competitive as a state and as a country. >> the proposed sites could produce enough electricity to power 1.6 million hopes. details are still being worked out including the cost and environmental studies that have to be done but both sides hope to be building as son as 2023. >>> up next at 6:30,

yellow tangs, a rare orange lobster, and phoenix, a 21—year—old green sea turtle who was very intriguedo it, two fingers together, nice and gentle at the top. you can do this for the starfish, and just the same way with the anemones, as well. we have been doing lots of water tests to make sure all the water is ok, feeding the animals. some of the animals that we have here have to be fed up to six times a day. and also we've been playing music around the centre so the animals have been getting used to the noise ready for reopening. and after six months, today, they finally will, as indoor attractions are allowed to reopen. the pandemic, though, has cost sea life here in blackpool over £1 million. it's been very tough in lockdown, especially here in lancashire, because we've had some of the most severe restrictions in place during the whole pandemic. i started here on the first day of lockdown so i haven't actually seen any guests in the building. so the animals have been my only friends, so i can't wait to have people back and see the excitement on everyone's face. tourism experts believ

"what's up baby girl, i'm so loaded i'll tang you to space. "oooh sounds fun, but first, can we get a sandwich?" ( as josh johnson ) "uh, yeah, in that case, i'm gonna need you to spot me." but let's move on to our main story: israel versus palestine. and i know that even saying that sentence means i'm losing followers on social media. that's how contentious this topic is. before you even finish the sentence, people are like, "you idiot! how dare you! shut the hell up!" but, guys, we have to talk about it, because this is one of the most difficult stories that has existed in our lifetime. i mean, there are lots of fights that seem like they will never come to an end: india versus pakistan, china versus tibet, white people versus rhythm. but israel versus palestine is a 73-year-old beef that has stumped everbody. i mean, when it stumped jared, you knew that this thing was difficult. but the parodox, the parodox is that because israel and palestine has been ongoing for so long, people forget that it is ongoing, until there are flare-ups that the

tom: lisa, could you pass me the tang, please? [laughter] jonathan: this is bloomberg. ♪ >> if we saw some development pushing inflation up, i wouldn't expect that to get embedded in ongoing inflation rates. if we did see inflation that moves persistently and materially above our goal, in a manner that also threatens to have some impact on the long-term inflation expectation, we have the tools and the experience to gently guide inflation back down to target, and i think no one should doubt our commitment to do so. jonathan: you're going to hear that conversation on repeat through the year, as david kostin of goldman sachs pointed out. good morning. . alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. about an hour and 12 minutes away from the opening bell, your price action looks like this. advancing on the s&p by 13 points, higher by about zero point 3%. the nasdaq 100 up 71, 0 .5%. in the bond market, yields lower to 1.5893%. euro-dollar, one due to to sit -- euro-dollar, $1.2265. if we can get to moderna, i will bring

i will go back to the tang. dow futures up 136. we welcome you on this friday, a memorial day. bharat ramamurti of the white house, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: the russian hackers behind the solarwinds campaign have escalated their attacks on u.s. federal agencies, think tanks, and nongovernment organizations, according to a blog post from microsoft. in april, president biden orders sanctions against 32 russian individuals and six companies that provide support to the kremlin's hacking operations. prime minister boris johnson meeting with hungary's viktor orban. johnson has held relatively few face-to-face meetings since the coronavirus pandemic began. germany's president said today he will take a second term. he made his pitch for another five years as germany's head of state four months before the country elects a new parliament. investors swapped to safety in the past week, and the biggest addition since april 2020. bank of america said gold friends -- gold funds and other havens soared. market players are looking for alternatives over concerned about equities. a pote

>> poptarts was a great treats when i was growing up, as was tang and my mom used to get the welch'spe juice and mix water in it, what it that say? we mix water in it only later on did i realize that the rich kids never mixed water in it and never drank tang and said it was for astronauts >> remember hawaiian punch that's what i grew up on >> a great interview. >> that was 3% real fruit juice. >> was it really i didn't know that. >> you will love this interview. this is a new kellogg, and i congratulate them for not just sitting there and taking the beating that they have for years and years. >> all right, that's a nice way to end things on the mad dash. we got opening bell a few minutes away stay with us the pursuit is on. the pursuit of outperformance at pgim. with deep expertise to outthink across multiple asset classes, actively managing investments in the world's public and private markets. outscale, with the resources to serve 1,500 clients in 52 countries. and outlast, with long-term conviction that looks beyond today's volatility. join the pursuit of outperformance at pgim. t

betty white. [ laughter ] step aside, old people judge judy, kiss my ass. [ laughter ] i did "pootie tangr ] leo died billy zane - [ laughter ] he'll see another day. [ laughter ] i don't want to be leo at the bottom of the ocean. >> jimmy: no, you want to be out there and you want to -- >> billy zane got another woman after that thing [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you've got to be billy zane, not leo. >> no, you don't want to be leo. no, no in real life you want to be leo, but - >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, right, yeah but in that movie -- >> in reality -- >> jimmy: but, i mean, last time we talked you were kind of going crazy, because you were like, "dude, i've got to get out there. i've got to do stand-up. >> i got to do something >> jimmy: part of your brain - >> yeah, i've been doing a a little bit just with dave last night -- me, dave and trevor did a show last night that was really hot. >> jimmy: do people freak out when they see dave chappelle, chris rock, trevor noah just step on stage and be like, "what? >> yeah, we did one last night other than that, i saw mulaney mulaney is working on ne

boa tang and humbles may have been in poor form but using their experience to help new talent it just would have been a safer bet especially now that luke looks likely to bring at least one of them back for the euros unless his true plan was to look tony it's into a false sense of security by removing big names from the squad only to bring them back and jeff to surprise move just before the tournament that he's a genius meanwhile working youngsters into the team hasn't gone smoothly. enough to knock him to mc. and become stricter screen. or. you're going to tell him to. not truly share this alyssa's i mean. one doesn't you know pretty ships are going to convince miles that despite a raft of incredibly talented young players get you a commission lay on gorecki and search not are the only ones who have truly cemented themselves in the team of course one can't assume the next generation will automatically match the 24 team winning cohort many exciting prospects especially in the back have developed into solid pros but not quite world beaters. who just. missed. them as all of them underst

. >>> the san francisco zoo is helping an o rang tang celebrate a milestone. she just turned 18.ee a sign that says happy b day. inside the gift bag, judy and her friends found lettuce and tomatoes. they had matching blankets, plates and cups for the picnic. let me look at these pictures. how sweet. i love a good birthday celebration. >> it looks like she was enjoying herself. she has the cup in her mouth and the bowl in her hand. >> good for judy and her friends. that's fun. >>> we have a heightened fire danger today and through tomorrow 5:00. it is most critical in solano county in the central valley. you are under a red flag warning, first of many this year. here is the a's game forecast. the blue jays are in town. it will be 73, down to 63, a mild night at green central. it will be almost as warm on tuesday. the coast will cool a little bit as will san francisco. you can see some of that spreads into the north bay and east bay, south bay. still warm in the east bay wednesday. by thursday, everybody is back into the 50s, 60s, and 70s, where we should be for this time of the ye

in illegal immigration that quickly turned into a crisis because legal migrants were taken add van tangily units, for child smugglers, and president trump gathered together is secretary of defense, secretary of homeland security, his attorney general and his senior advisers, present company include and said i want this mess fixed, i want it solved. i don't care what it takes. we're going to secure this border. we turned on every single lever domestic, international, legal, resource, you name it we surends bodies to the border. we surged the military to the border. we issued one regulation after another. sent homeland security investigators to break up international smuggling rings. they interviewed people showing up at the border who brought you here? where do they live? who is sponsoring you? where do they live? they went to those people's houses and investigated them to break up smuggling networks. we made historic deal with mexico. three historic deals in the northern triangle with honduras, he will sal have door and guatemala. where did that leave us? with some of the lowest numbers

but you're correct, there will be tangs about do we just need to get the virus at a level where we accept hundreds of cases a day and some form of death? but we need to be clear so this doesn't come back to kind of haunt us. so i think we should keep pushing. i think you will also see more of the divide. we've already got 60% of large employers saying they're putting mandate and vaccine requirements in place, chuck. we have to be honest about the fact if we want society to look more normal, we're going to have to act individually in the unique interest of a population. that's not something we've done very well in the past. herd immunity might get replaced by vaccine encouragement, vaccine requirement. >> pfizer and the decision down -- that looks like we're going to get the emergency authorization use for them first. i think there's been some thought there. moderna, they've been testing longer, at least down to 16. i'm curious, what does this mean and how quickly do you expect moderna to also get its authorization? >> yeah, they usually have been following each other in sequence. keep in

boa tang hobby martinez are all leaving the flick to have it's been. fine and will take on a new look next season as key figures departs including coach comes the flick but the club will hope the secret to success remains intact. a full cup and all the success like this only comes when you work together there are no secrets here there's a good environment everyone gets on with each other and it's been a lot of fun to speak to the whole bunch if you trust. and you don't want to waste by in munich but for now then enjoy celebrating that incredible search he has put in does he get crowds. while the men's good this league has been a one horse race for almost a decade now the women's league has had 2 teams sharing the crown in recent years. by. the perennial run. someday soon will direct for a song between the. lion 2 points and they were looking to stop the boat school from claiming their free title in a row for. sydney to mark the sweet spawning front we popped in our place thanks in part to some different to most of the for. the next seat encounter belie

sales teams in the organization, and i have the company name these sales teams things like prospect, tang clan, all these things, and i made them all up and then a couple months later get an e-mail from someone saying did you see this article where one very large company had a company retreat or camp and they named groups of their campers with a path where the place the ten after hip-hop groups and was like i knew nothing about that and also not surprised and i guess the last thing want to say, i also wasn't looking to write 400 pages of tragedy and drama or doom and gloom. i highlight the reality of many situations but there had to be levity and humor in it because that's the way by mind works and i thought that would be the most awe thentive because i no sewn me a -- awe tentative and people don't wake up and say, fuck, i'm black, it sucks. it's not what it's like. of course sucks and there are things we go through day to day and every day, people who are nonblack or other people of color or people identity as women and so forth, but there is so much levity to our day to days and laught

yourself in a place and so on, and all historians are so grateful to those who make those verse rallying, tang experiences possible for us? thank you, professor varon. in the we for professor reynolds. what surprised you most but the lincoln during your research process about abe. >> thank you for that great question. i think what surprises me was that too many of our opinions of lincoln are just formed from today's perspective. we have to understand him in his own time. one can cherry pick here and there, particularly in his early speeches when he was in illinois, which is kind of a racist environment and he was running for offers against stephen douglas and you can cherry pick certain things he said at the time to sound quite backward and forth, but i really surprised by his sincere closeness to african-americans that stretched from springfield when he lived in the neighborhood where w where there were some 20 african-americans through this presidency where frederick douglass who met him in the white house and sojourner truth, the african-american feminist and martin delany, a real radical a

state assembly member phil tang wrote the bill giving schools incentives to reopen. but tonight, he says, san francisco doesn't deserve $12 million in reopening funds and the state superintendent agrees. good evening, everyone. i'm julie julie haener i'm andre senior aide for frank. the debate over the money comes as the district finally announces plans to allow all students to return to the classroom this august. ktvu sandra lee's lie with the new job. elements ember, andre, the state superintendent, sent a letter to the san francisco unified school district, saying that it does not appear the district make complied, made the unnecessary compliance to qualify for those state grants. but parents tell me they're not surprised, saying that the district has failed to serve its students, san francisco unified school district's announcement tuesday that it is preparing for a full return to in person learning for all students. august 16th was met with skepticism and anger from parents. we are long past the time school should have re opened. my big fear is that they're sayi

boyer, and also for director tang forgoing forward. so i'm wondering to what extent does our expenditure plan reflect the plans that are put out by m.t.c., and our own planning department in terms of the housing element, that also reflects clean operations and also the monies that we are thinking of funding. to what extend do we think about not exacerbating patterns of segregation and trying to spend transportation money to build housing. >> sure. michelle, do you want me to go ahead? thank you, commissioner melgar, for that excellent question. we always start our planning with coordination on the land-use site. transportation, of course, reflects the land use and the travel demand for land use. working with our planning department and sfmta, and with a-vac, as you noted, we have a forecast for 2050, which is consistent with the planned bay area. the region provides a target number for the city, and the planning department actually distributes it. so even though we have had issues and are really challenging some of the latest transfera

boyer, and also for director tang forgoing forward. so i'm wondering to what extent does our expenditure plan reflect the plans that are put out by m.t.c., and our own planning department in terms of the housing element, that also reflects clean operations and also the monies that we are thinking of funding. to what extend do we think about not exacerbating patterns of segregation and trying to spend transportation money to build housing. >> sure. michelle, do you want me to go ahead? thank you, commissioner melgar, for that excellent question. we always start our planning with coordination on the land-use site. transportation, of course, reflects the land use and the travel demand for land use. working with our planning department and sfmta, and with a-vac, as you noted, we have a forecast for 2050, which is consistent with the planned bay area. the region provides a target number for the city, and the planning department actually distributes it. so even though we have had issues and are really challenging some of the latest transfera

i know our former supervisor katie tang i look forward to working with the commission and our city departmentsing back kitty hall to city hall. i'm very excited about that and i reallily truly think our commission of animal control and well favor in san francisco has been some of the most progressive commissions in california, in the bay area when it comes to animal rights issues. so i'm very excited and privileges to be on this committee appointing these candidates and reing the encumbents to their seats. thank you. >> chairman: thank you. and kitty hall was definitely a highlight of the year. and i promise that i will be there and, with that, mr. clerk, a role call on the motion. >> clerk: yes. just to confirm the seats. i have the appointment of annemarie fortier to seat 1. nina irani to seat 3. jane tobin to seat 5 and michael angelo torres to seat 6. >> chairman: thanks correct. yes. on that motion, roll rom the motion passes without objection. clrm and then, mr. clerk, can you read items 5 through 8 together. >> clerk: yes item number 5. item number 6 is a motion reappointing supervisor

v be journalists and to activists were arrested in the city of tang my earlier this month for entering thailand, illegally. they said they had to escape me and mar, fearing they might be killed. they're being held in jail awaiting a trial that could lead to deportation. so with thailand they have law played host to many displaced communities. and so we're really urging the time already to continue providing safety not to court. these journalists and activists, or anyone really from man, mom who is coming to safety for ty, foreign ministry, is that they're concerned about the case, but they are seeking a humanitarian solution for the group of 5. but it's a very delicate situation for the administration here. ty, prime minister pro 10, or a former general, who initially came to power through a coo, has a close relationship with me in my junk liter gentlemen, on line for the journalists still in me and mark they have a decision to make almost every day stay and continue to report or if they have the means go into hiding or leave the country and continue to work in exile. got either al jaz

boyer, and also for director tang forgoing forward. so i'm wondering to what extent does our expenditure plan reflect the plans that are put out by m.t.c., and our own planning department in terms of the housing element, that also reflects clean operations and also the monies that we are thinking of funding. to what extend do we think about not exacerbating patterns of segregation and trying to spend transportation money to build housing. >> sure. michelle, do you want me to go ahead? thank you, commissioner melgar, for that excellent question. we always start our planning with coordination on the land-use site. transportation, of course, reflects the land use and the travel demand for land use. working with our planning department and sfmta, and with a-vac, as you noted, we have a forecast for 2050, which is consistent with the planned bay area. the region provides a target number for the city, and the planning department actually distributes it. so even though we have had issues and are really challenging some of the latest transfera

yellow tangs, a rare orange lobster, and phoenix, a 21—year—old green sea turtle who was very intrigued together, just nice and gentle at the top. you can do this for the starfish, and just the same way with the anemones, as well. we have been doing lots of water tests, to make sure all the water is ok, feeding the animals. some of the animals that we have here have to be fed up to six times a day. and also, we've been playing music around the centre, so the animals have been getting used to the noise, ready for reopening. and after six months, today, they finally will, as indoor attractions are allowed to reopen. the pandemic, though, has cost sea life here in blackpool over £1 million. it's been very tough in lockdown, especially here in lancashire, because we've had some of the most severe restrictions in place during the whole pandemic. i started here on the first day of lockdown, so i haven't actually seen any guests in the building. so the animals have been my only friends, so i can't wait to have people back and see the excitement on everyone's face. tourism experts believe these

it goes back to the collaboration between my office and supervisor tang's office around safe routes. and while well all support the mode shift and we all support safe transportation by foot or bike by our kids to school, there is a profound difference between those areas of the city that are less dense and more suburban in nature and those parts of the city that are in urban core, that in many instances do meet those equity standards. and to that end, in the tenderloin, back in the days of supervisor kim, the safe passage model has been remarkably successful. a couple of years ago, before the pandemic, supervisor -- commissioner haney and i had the pleasure of accompanying a large number of kids and their parents from the tenderloin to redding elementary, which is in the core of the city -- technically sits in direct 3, but it is along the district 6 border. and we asked the safe routes folks to start listening to the parents and the kids. with the pandemic, when it hit, the whole thing has been on hold. while i certainly support this $240,000, it is high time that we copy that tende

it goes back to the collaboration between my office and supervisor tang's office around safe routes. and while well all support the mode shift and we all support safe transportation by foot or bike by our kids to school, there is a profound difference between those areas of the city that are less dense and more suburban in nature and those parts of the city that are in urban core, that in many instances do meet those equity standards. and to that end, in the tenderloin, back in the days of supervisor kim, the safe passage model has been remarkably successful. a couple of years ago, before the pandemic, supervisor -- commissioner haney and i had the pleasure of accompanying a large number of kids and their parents from the tenderloin to redding elementary, which is in the core of the city -- technically sits in direct 3, but it is along the district 6 border. and we asked the safe routes folks to start listening to the parents and the kids. with the pandemic, when it hit, the whole thing has been on hold. while i certainly support this $240,000, it is high time that we copy that tende