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well, everything about tessa. hmm. but in this part, this one is, well, i would say a kind of m-m.l, if you like. hmm, the flaw in the project is that, uh, the freezing of the nuclear power plant did not have its own technological base for replenishment. eh, hydra, let's say structures. well, here's what relates to the hydro infrastructure there of station a and just the same test and its capacity of its infrastructure were used for this very subscription. and that is, here with e. hmm there, it means there was a fence, uh, it means with the help appropriate. jesus, the water through the canal entered the intermediate e, which means the e reservoir, and not the reservoir reservoir. i ask for rotation, which means that pipes were laid along the bottom of this reservoir, and that means with the help of pumps. this means that water was taken from there and accelerated for the technical needs of the station post, then, in fact, the cooling pond itself went. er, that's in this sense here, well, the function is a test. yes, you are right, which means that the water level in the kakhovka

we can now speak to tessa clarke, who founded this fantastic app.antastic app. congratulations. how do you feel? _ fantastic app. congratulations. how do you feel? thank - fantastic app. congratulations. how do you feel? thank you. | fantastic app. congratulations. l how do you feel? thank you. i'm absolutely _ how do you feel? thank you. i'm absolutely delighted _ how do you feel? thank you. i'm absolutely delighted and - absolutely delighted and thrilled to be representing not just female entrepreneurs, but entrepreneurs that believe business should be used as a force for good.— force for good. how did you come up — force for good. how did you come up with _ force for good. how did you come up with this _ force for good. how did you come up with this idea, - force for good. how did you - come up with this idea, because i understand you have a background in farming, i understand you have a background infarming, is i understand you have a background in farming, is that right? i background in farming, is that riuht? ., ., ., ., �*, right? i do. i am

ones who do come across the scenes before we do the i do think of something valuable for oranges i, tessa, and to ask the ethic and consummate as well. in addition to collecting evidence, students of the academy also take part in mock trials, whether you have to defend the evidence they've collected. the participants and disseminated quotes proceeding include former prosecutors, judges, or law enforcement officials. collecting evidence is the only 1st step and a long legal process. in real world cases, ensuring that evidence can hold up in courses vital training which to, to 1st responders and those. and did you understand the role will definitely have an impact in fighting while of crime, in the sense that it will lend lead to credible evidence which the prosecution can use in proving the elements of the offense against the practice of as pitching is a $1000000000.00 business in asia, one kilo ryan on sales with tens of thousands of us dollars. the financial incentive is huge, rhinos, elephant reptiles, and sunk in plants all pay the price for consumer fads. the loss of life has profound

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this is tessa miriam. we have this detachable umbrella for the rest stop.hese portable chairs, like soccer chairs, i guess, that people can sit on and have lunch. this right here is a little, like, boot scraper so you can clean your shoes on it. >> reporter: it was a learning experience for them. at the root, they think knowing people in their community could benefit this. >> these people are picking our food and working these long hours to have a place where they can just come and rest for at least 10 to 15 minutes out of their long days. >> reporter: so out of the high school -- >> it has a pretest filter inside. >> reporter: -- it faces the challenges. but it is possible to create solutions. >>> one of the most pressing issues here in california, housing for the homeless. we will show you how the city is addressing the issue during ■ if you're happy and you know it, clap your hands. ■ ■if you're happy and you know it, ride your bike. ■ ■ if you're happy and you know it, then your face will surely show it. ■ if you're happy and you know it, smile big and

. >> reporter: tessa rudnick is the mayor pro tem of el cerrito and regional chair of the jewish bay area officials says this shows there's plenty of work to do to combat anti-semitism. >> people use that language out of fear and intimidation. >> reporter: wolf doesn't anticipate changes to city council meetings due to last yee night's events. he encourages free speech but hopes it can remain civil. >> we'll are able to speak, and we welcome those comments. it doesn't mean that they can say anything they want if the mayor gives them a warning. >> reporter: in walnut creek, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> florida governor desantis made a surprise visit to the southern border meeting with law enforcement in arizona to talk about immigration. in his first visit to the border as a presidential candidate, this comes as debate over immigration intensifies in the gop primary. desantis has positioned himself as a hardliner and has argued former president trump didn't do enough while in office. >> the reality is, i think the border should be closed. i don't think we should have any of th

make some calls to shuck the next steps on if it does go to that whole an awful lot suited to picking tessa based on the 5th tuesday. i. let's just say your visa period is within full of a need to see what i expect on any test. this is all said. thank god for coming was who knew? takes me on an alternative colonial troll of paris. most of pulse at museums visited by millions of people from all over the world, which while celebrating france, whose history review a duck reality one. this still resonates today and next up is the museum. as mine kind of, i'm in the shadow of the like full tower. but what i'm really solving lies. so man, um, is it a little do i need to move a little new some news? i don't think i'm in the see. i meant offensive example. finally, do the money to myself. good there. yeah. stuff. yeah, i didn't tell you what to think about about the same is a bundle, dis it was in the initial thoughts size about some fits from those. you can see definitely tend, well thoughts to reading vision when using exhibit. they are highly, much in those over that will be donated to meet the

what seems to be picking tessa based on be fair to say about, let's just say do visa pay, it is what dental they need to see. what extent does this is all said the government was who knew takes me on an alternative colonial troll of paris. most the pulse at museums visited by millions of people from all over the world, which was celebrating from whose history review a dark reality. one. this still resonates today on next up is the museum of mankind in the shadow of the eye, full tower. but what was his own lies so man, um, is it a little bit every day? do i need to move in? oh, newsome news. i don't think i'm in the see. i meant the offensive example. finally, the money to mess of godaddy. yeah. stuff. yeah, i didn't tell you what to think about it. the same was a bundle, dis it was in the initial thoughts size about some fits from those. you can see definitely 10. well, thoughts to reading this remind, using exhibit they are highly, much in those over that will be donated to meet the buffer with in on 30 minutes and as serious superstition. you've done how sad i mean and sleep under

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seems to picking tessa based on the 5th to say about i, let's just say do visa a bid is what the hell of a need to see what i see. i really tested this is all set significantly was a new takes me on an alternative, colonial troll iris. most the pulse at museums visited by millions of people from all over the world, which, while celebrating from whose history review a duck reality one. this still resonates today on next up is the museum of mankind in the shadow of the eiffel tower. the lies. so man, um, is it a little, do i need to move in o, newsome news? i don't think i'm in the receipt i meant offensive musical finally do the money to myself. godaddy. yeah. stuff. yeah. i didn't tell you what to do about it. the same is a bundle discount. it was in the initial thoughts, so 100 bucks, month fits fun. no agency, definitely 10. well, thoughts to meeting this one easy exhibit that you are the most in those over that one you'll get donated to meet the buffer with in on the document. and i'm serious say partition. it doesn't help that. i mean cit bundled, the c d c o. clock. last at the m

. >>> top stories, tessa could at fremonthplaintiff co included a by the 240 black factory workers testifyalameda county superior court. they claim it was frequent use of racial slurs and references to the manufacturing side as plantation or slave ship, california regulators are already looking into similar allegations. and tesla denies the claims. >> reporter: a plane crash in solano county killed both people on board. they were flying and it was experimental. a home built a plane using first-line demonstrations. the single engine stings skybox went down before noon yesterday near the rio vista municipal airport. firefighters say both people died at the scene, the ntsb and and faa are investigating. >>> right to housing bill for all of california and has advanced in the assembly housing committee. the measure would amend the state's constitution to recognize housing as a fundamental right. it would also make it a shared obligation of states and local jurisdictions to fulfill the right. assemblyman met out of san francisco worked the proposal and it must pass both houses of the legislature

that's when police say the car drove off at a second line camino tessa harrow road and blackhawk roadther car. officers say the car then rolled over and caught fire. first responders reshued 5 people and rushed them to the hospital. the driver of the car suffered major injuries. we will. we will share any new developments on air and online as we learn more. new this morning, san jose firefighters responded to a fire at a commercial building. the blaze sparked around 11:00pm near the intersection of guadalupe parkway and west san carlos avenue. the incident forcing traffic delays in the area. that fire is now out. well, layoffs hitting a bay area company walt disney's pixar animation studios based in emeryville has eliminated. 75 positions, including 2 executives. this comes after the movie. let your head a disappointing box office performance, the movie's director, producer and pixar as vp of worldwide publicity were part of the layoffs. the cuts were part of c we're part of ceo bob iger's plan to slash thousands of jobs to cut 5 and a half billion dollars in costs. in the bay area's

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it ran a light at camino tessa hara and then it hit another car. officers said they the car rolled over and caught fire. first responders rescued 5 people rushed him to the hospital. we have no word on their conditions at this point. >> well, one person was severely injured during a shoot out outside of san francisco nightclub. police say they for the fight broke out between 6 people just before 2 o'clock in the morning on saturday was just outside the grand nightclub near 4th and bryant. officers say 23 year-old was shot and later hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. 3 others were also injured during that fight. 2 people were later arrested. the nightclub owner says the incident involved some of the hot dog vendors working right out front of the venue. they encourage loitering. >> so, you know, at the end of the night when we're getting our patrons to leave or talk to their car or to get into the these hot dog vendors make it incredibly difficult and they encourage people to congregate, you know, order hot dogs and lawyer in front of the v

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. >> reporter: in "prime facie" comer plays tessa ensler, a young, scrappy british barrister from a workingwho has no problem defending male sex offenders. >> did he intend to cause harm? >> reporter: that is, until she, herself, is assaulted by one of her male colleagues. when comer's character goes to court and tries to explain why she didn't fight off her attacker, many in the audience seem to relate and audibly sob. >> this line of questioning is making me look confused. >> reporter: were you expecting the tears? does that happen in every performance? >> every performance. >> reporter: miller, who worked as a human rights lawyer in australia and still lives there, says she wrote "prime facie," a legal term that means self-est dent, to high justine triet how much the british and american justice systems fail women. who bring sexual assault cases. >> the statistics speak for themselves. one in ten woman report a sexual assault. one in ten go to court. out of those, 1.3% conviction rate. that's astonishing when you think about it. >> the prosecutor prosecutes -- >> reporter: "prime facie"

— her passion and meghan went to the extent of tessa jowell heeethe— the extent of tessa jowell boastinguld drop the me— boasting that they should drop the name windsor and take the surname spencer.— the name windsor and take the surname spencer. so should the sweeeee weep— surname spencer. so should the sussexes keep the— surname spencer. so should the sussexes keep the windsor name or change— sussexes keep the windsor name or change te— sussexes keep the windsor name or change to spencer? i want to heat— or change to spencer? i want to heat wow— or change to spencer? i want to hear your views, but before that, petronella wyatt and amy anzel go head to head in the clash and after they lost their 20 million spotify deal and were labelled effin grifters will the vengeful pair go back to earning their coin by doing the only thing know how? slamming thing they know how? slamming the family? harry's the royal family? harry's biographer, gives biographer, angela levin, gives her expert insight live in the studio shortly. and after geno d'acampo sent this morning into meltdown yesterday , a bi

private-sector meetings are on the agenda, he has met with tessa ceo and it seems to be bearing fruithe will invest in india as soon as humanly possible. and you can get a round up of that story and other stories to get your day in today's edition of daybreak. terminal subscribers can get that on dayb . it's available in the bloomberg anywhere app, you can customize those settings they get the news on the industries and assets that you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com haidi: seeking to raise the group were good tool ever percent by 2023. this comes as vw makes a switch to ev's, which are less profitable than their combustion engine peers. vw's component see tells bloomberg about some of these challenges. >> it's totally different, keeps us awake at night. i think one of the biggest challenge odor motive

— her passion and meghan went to the extent of tessa jowell heeethe— the extent of tessa jowell boastinguld drop the me— boasting that they should drop the name windsor and take the surname spencer.— the name windsor and take the surname spencer. so should the sweeeee weep— surname spencer. so should the sussexes keep the— surname spencer. so should the sussexes keep the windsor name or change— sussexes keep the windsor name or change te— sussexes keep the windsor name or change to spencer? i want to heat— or change to spencer? i want to heat wow— or change to spencer? i want to hear your views, but before that, petronella wyatt and amy anzel go head to head in the clash and after they lost their 20 million spotify deal and were labelled effin grifters will the vengeful pair go back to earning their coin by doing the only thing know how? slamming thing they know how? slamming the family? harry's the royal family? harry's biographer, gives biographer, angela levin, gives her expert insight live in the studio shortly. and after geno d'acampo sent this morning into meltdown yesterday , a bi

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lisa: to give you a sense of what got the most in terms of traits, investors poured more money into tessan any other stock. -- into tesla last week than any other stock. tom: i don't think they are doing ai trades now but i'm looking at spotify. if you have offspring, they have spotify. i think this is been usually anticipated within the music business, spotify competing with apple music says they will have a premium tier that will have some form of hi-fi audio. they've been way behind on this and we forget there is something that society uses each and every day with a return back five years. it's 2.4% per year which has not worked out. lisa: you will expect more of this but that's not enough to drive everything higher but stocks are a bit lower as we head into a breather potentially. tom: don't start with the fed speaker. lisa: 8:30 a.m., u.s. building permits and housing starts for the day. and manufacturing activity fedex will be after the bell in terms of earnings may be a bellwether. tom: i strongly agree with this. we have fedex after the bell. it's as big as apple earnings. that's

tessa announces the longest winning streak that was sent in january 2021.id it will adapt its electric eagles to tesla superchargers. tesla shares have risen more than 90% this year. ubs sealed an agreement with the swiss government to cover $9.9 billion of losses that could occur from the closing of credit suisse. bank of japan officials see little need to adjust its yield curve control program. bloomberg learned a move is unlikely at next week's policy meeting given improvement in the function of the bond market and smooth shape of the yield curve. nearly all economists expect no major policy shifts at the meeting. i am lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i am an innocent man. i did nothing wrong and we will fight this like we have been fighting for seven years. it would be wonderful if we could devote our time to making america great again. that is exactly what you did but now our country is in decline. you are a failing nation and this is what they do. jonathan: former president donald trump en truth social. he was indicted over his refusal to return cl

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the additional money through hrc that do remain the 5 million, so it'll drop 10 million in tessa's budget. 5 million in hrc, so 15 million overall. and you'll see the reduction we try to maintain. again that was sort of neighborhood based grocery access programs, and we would be zeroing out the citywide grocery, um access so primarily in food bank. but it's important to note that we funded the food bank prior to covid, and these were all additional supports. we put in during covid so the food bank is still receiving funding from us. it's just not on this chart. so after budget year plus one, their funding in our budget, which i think is close to 5 million will remain. and the food bank also gets about 60% of the revenue from private sources. so i'm not minimizing the impact on the food bank's operations, but but i don't want supervisors to you to take away that we're zeroing them out. and so what's so? so we have the federal government. you know, effectively reducing the amount of food support to people because of this ridiculous work requirements that are proven not to work, and that jus

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there there, there are shared goals with other departments, including department of public health, and tessa and um, d p w d e m and to name a few. and so it was. it's really her plan. and you know, we're where the lead for sure. um, but we're the lead in working with a number of other departments helpful. thank you very much. excellent. apologize to interrupt the public comment. think it's fine. i'm sorry. let me just finish that. i think one of the things that we're going to have to figure out like in the next iteration of the plan is really i do think there's a role for the commission's and not just hours, but there's a role for commissions to approve implementation and to really think about, you know, and when we get to the end of the period to really think about the role of commissions, maybe in the next um, iteration, and we didn't have that conversation because we weren't we didn't have a commission yet. when we started or even finish the process this time. okay. we're not gonna open we're gonna we're not gonna open to remote public comment. caller. go ahead. we hear you. yes good mor

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