under a joint community facilities agreement, that was approved by the board in tj pa in 2014, one of the city's requirements that was tj pa's expenditures would be moneys that go through the board's appropriatation process. despite there not being a city department. hence the need for this supplemental [inaudible]. if there are any questions, i'm available. >> thank you. is there a b.l.a. report on this item? >> we did not report on this item. >> thank you. i don't see any questions or comments. can we open this to public comment, please? >> yes, mr. chair. operations checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. members of the public who wish to provide comments on this item, please press star 3. are there any callers that wish to comments on item number 8? operator: there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you. >> public comment is now closed. thank you. i want to make a motion to move this item to the full board with a positive recommendation. can we have a roll call vote, please. >> yes. on that motion -- [roll call] >> thank you. going to the full board with a positi

beaming as their son tj moved into his freshman dorm at uc berkeley.a since 2013 and now has hit a major snag. with the u.s. immigration system. >> it is very difficult. i tried to keep myself positive. jovina: he works for a private consulting firm and has an h1b visa. his wife and son tj have h4 dependent visa. meaning they cannot work. tj is a junior chemical engineering major at cal and needs an internship to remain competitive with classmates and land a job after graduation. >> it is really bad to see the circumstances beyond their controlling. jovina: he needs his visa converted. the family submitted the change in july, 2020. that is a snippet of what we will get into tonight. i will explain how this problem could force tj to leave the country and uc berkeley for he graduates. i talked to an attorney who spells out how covid and the trumpet ministration play a role here. there are families across the country dealing with the same problem. the story airs tonight at 4:00 and 6:00. reggie: college could soon become more affordable and accessible. mo

i was thinking work from home must mean work from tj maxx. it's 2:00 in the afternoon, the store was packed let's talk about the defensive side of the position td and citi group, some financials, how are those big banks a defensive play, joanne >> one of the big risks that we're facing and i think it's a substantial one is rising interest rates and the banks have really underperformed just recently because of the, you know, the low interest rate environment they've been in and also the delay in the loan balances going up and we think those -- both tailwinds start to improve for banks and provide insurance against higher inflation and interest rates that's where it's both defensive position and recovery positions. i can tell you as an economist, interest rates are too low given where inflation is and the fact we have real economic growth as part of the recovery >> we're going to find out if the bond vigilantes agree with you. we'll see if they tick up rates en masse more. jo joanne feeny appreciate you getting up early and coming on. always va

their son tj moved into his freshman dorm at uc berkeley.ly is from india, has lived in america since 2013, and now has hit a major snag. with the u.s. immigration system. >> it's very difficult to -- i tried to keep myself positive. jobina: the data works for a private consulting firm and has an h-1b visa. it is popular among international workers. his wife and son have a dependence visa, meaning they cannot work. tj is a junior emco engineering student at cal and needs an internship to land a job after graduation. >> it feels really bad to see him putting in all these efforts. jobina: he needs his visa converted to a different one. the family bit of the paperwork in july of 2020. that's just a snippet of the issue we will get into tonight. i will talk about how this could force tj to leave uc berkeley in the country. i will spell out how covid and the trump administration plays a role in this families problems and many others across the country. that is tonight at 7:00. reggie: looking forward to it. college could soon become more affordab

tj watts with michelle. of the game.sberger 29 of 40 and 229 and najee harris 127 scrimmage yards. t.j. watt is with michele tafoya. >> there are a lot of words that could be used to describe this defensive effort tonight. what words would you use? >> resilient. there were a lot of ups and downs and we felt like we performed witness. in the first half and second half run was gashing us but a win is a win. >> cam heyward walked by us and said you're the best defensive player in the world. the two huge plays in overtime. the sac on third down and then the strip sack really to seal things. what was your mindset in that final period? >> i don't know. i was just trying to make a play for the defense and, like i said, it's the guys up front that helped make it happen and guys in the back end with the coverage. give a lot of credit to the atmosphere. it was insane here and shout-out to the steelers nation for that. >> you told us before the game you expected this atmosphere and this home win would be so important not to mention

. >> reporter: she was heading to tj pilates class at 6:00 a.m. when police say a woman reported missing from fresno assaulted her. they say the alleged attacker was not at her prescribed medications at the time. santa monica police reported the suspect, 25-year-old alexandria diaz, is linked to two other attacks. they learned one of the other victims is also asian, and he believes it was racially motivated. >> at the time she wasn't sure if it was a hate crime are motivated by race or something. that was the assumption based on the identity of the other person intact. >> reporter: investigators say they have no information to determine if the attack was a hate crime, but they are still investigating. people who live and work in the area are stunned by what happened commencing the incident serves as a reminder to always be on guard. >> even though it's santa monica, there are a lot of sometimes homeless people, but it still feels safe all the time, but hearing news like that, it's scary. >> i always make sure and walking with somebody. i don't do

under a joint community facilities agreement, that was approved by the board in tj pa in 2014, one of the city's requirements that was tj pa's expenditures would be moneys that go through the board's appropriatation process. despite there not being a city department. hence the need for this supplemental [inaudible]. if there are any questions, i'm available. >> thank you. is there a b.l.a. report on this item? >> we did not report on this item. >> thank you. i don't see any questions or comments. can we open this to public comment, please? >> yes, mr. chair. operations checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. members of the public who wish to provide comments on this item, please press star 3. are there any callers that wish to comments on item number 8? operator: there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you. >> public comment is now closed. thank you. i want to make a motion to move this item to the full board with a positive recommendation. can we have a roll call vote, please. >> yes. on that motion -- [roll call] >> thank you. going to the full board with a positi

. >>> and countdown to blast off with passenger tj hooker it is wednesday, october 13, 2021 "squawk box. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box." happy hump day on this wednesday, let's check things out we'll see some green arrows. looks like the dow is up by 60 points, nasdaq up by 70 points this comes after three down days equities

under a joint community facilities agreement, that was approved by the board in tj pa in 2014, one of the city's requirements that was tj pa's expenditures would be moneys that go through the board's appropriatation process. despite there not being a city department. hence the need for this supplemental [inaudible]. if there are any questions, i'm available. >> thank you. is there a b.l.a. report on this item? >> we did not report on this item. >> thank you. i don't see any questions or comments. can we open this to public comment, please? >> yes, mr. chair. operations checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. members of the public who wish to provide comments on this item, please press star 3. are there any callers that wish to comments on item number 8? operator: there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you. >> public comment is now closed. thank you. i want to make a motion to move this item to the full board with a positive recommendation. can we have a roll call vote, please. >> yes. on that motion -- [roll call] >> thank you. going to the full board with a positi

tj�*i overheads were extremely high already, and it's a concern, deep concern about the viability ofr customers, i will do everything i can to avoid that. businesses don't have the cushion of an energy price. they tend to fix their bills a year or two in advance, so for those whose contracts are coming to an end at the moment, it's a really painful time, and it's a really painful time, and it's even worse for companies like this one, who don't have those contracts, but pay their energy bills on a three monthly metred basis. industries like cement and glass with the heaviest energy consumption in the uk are seeing their costs rocketing. to keep the furnace is burning, they are crying out for government support. absolutely, right now gas prices are at an unprecedented level, and the businesses that manufacture their goods that we need are trying to operate under these unprecedented conditions are.— under these unprecedented conditions are. they are backed b some conditions are. they are backed by some conservative _ conditions are. they are backed by some conservative mps - conditions

gonna run it in 14-7 purdue at recess upset alert is on boilermakers looking at on them third o'connell tj upon further review. you can't throw the ball the pylon so that's a fumble, but this is a touchdown fourth quarter o'connell his second of the game to david bell and purdue upset's number two, iowa 24 seven and would you believe this is a first in fbs history, ohio quarterback. a rogers turns the corner and breaks a 99 yard touchdown run the longest ever for a quarterback, but buffalo would beat ohio 27-26 abc 7 sports sponsored sponsored by river rock casino dion. all right, chris. thanks. and that is all the time we have tonight for this edition of abc 7 news at 11:00. i'm dion limb abc 7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5 for drew tuma and chris alvarez and really all of us here at abc 7. thanks so much for joining us. we leave you now with a oh a rotating cast of scenes from outside our live cameras our networks of systems showing you all different views of san francisco as we wait for that francisco as we wait for that impending rain things very, the classic ho

tj is a junior chemical engineering -- chemical engineering -- is a junior chemical engineering majoreeds his age for visa converted to an -- h4 visa converted to an f-1 visa. >> the process is still underway. it is more than a year now. >> this happens to a lot of people. it has been happening more in the last several years. it was clear that the last administration wanted to decrease immigration to our countries. our immigration laws are broken. >> she said that covid existing immigration backlog worse. >> it had its ranks decimated. that made it really hard for those of us that are trying to help people legally come to the united states as well as those who are here and whatever status they have to become legal, become permanent residents, work your legally. >> in t.j.'s case, he is at risk of aging out of the visa. he can't stay on it once he turns 21. he is 20. >> he needs to have an alternate visa or he has to leave the country. >> and not complete his senior year at uc berkeley. the school is aware. he has hired a private attorney. all anyone can do is wait on the government. t

t“tj: blast happened at 7pm last night, two adults and two children taken to hospital, eye witnessesa family affair four flames shooting into the air. a family affairfourtaken flames shooting into the air. a family affair four taken to hospital, 33 —year—old woman, 16 wear-old — hospital, 33 —year—old woman, 16 —year—old boy in glasgow royal infirmary, — —year—old boy in glasgow royal infirmary, a 37 —year—old man in the queen— infirmary, a 37 —year—old man in the queen elizabeth university hospital. an —year—old boy in the royal hospital— an —year—old boy in the royal hospital for sick children. this morning. _ hospital for sick children. this morning, supplies _ hospital for sick children. “tt 3 morning, supplies were delivered to help those who had to leave their home, 90 spent the night of messengers, the local council says some may not be able to go back to their homes for several days. investigations are continuing to try and establish the cause of the explosion. police and fire and rescue are carrying out a joint investigation. scottish gas networks engineers have also been at

there's a ton of those tj that goes into it on-the-job but for that you have to have a background ofe space of firearm safety, training and a lot of people migrate from that world into this world. it needs to be a mandatory nationwide certification process for armorers which is not in place right now and mandatory safety training for actors who will be handling firearms onset. >> 500 rounds of ammunition, dummy rounds and suspected live rounds were found while searching the set. thank you for your insight, thank you for joining us. todd: time is 36 after the hour. busted in a bar, governor gretchen witmer caught breaking covid 19 mask protocol again and we have the tape to prove it. >> parents outraged as a photography company offers retouched school photos forget that the owners pre-k. we will talk to a mom who thinks the practice is way over the line and damaging to kids self-esteem. ♪♪ >> parents outraged at a photo company offering digital touchups on school photos for kids as young as pre-k. joining the director maryland mother and travel blogger. when you first learned of this

have you read tj english have anna -- >> i did read that. i have a chapter that included the discussion of the role of the mafia, or the mob in havana. so, you know, it is a fascinating story of how the u.s. mob came involved in havana the prohibition. it was illegal to sell alcohol here in the u.s. they also tell hotels and casinos and so on. the history of cuba after the 1930s. the people in the book are the members of the mob. cuban society, i am blanking on is name. against other politicians. a vibrant anticorruption that was so important. the part that only focuses on the mob focuses on the culture of parts of which were corrupt, but it was also important elements. >> very interesting. my brothers speaker. between that article in this product. >> i published an essay in the new yorker in march of this year. it was a memoir like essay about my family's relationships to the cuban revolution about my mother , the fact that she left my half-brother in cuba. i situate that personal story and talk about the repercussions for my mother, for my

then people who were winners before the pandemic and as we open up i expect will be big winners again, tj and amazon they own their own supply chain. they are the only ones who can bring it to your house themselves they can control it. they don't have to count on fedex or ups who are sending mixed signals about being able to deliver everything for christmas on time. >> i am surprised what you are saying about stores like macy's or coal's. you are saying for those kinds of department stores don't confuse a pandemic downs with a strategic turnaround you see weak trends there. can you explain? >> absolutely. they were -- the department stores were among the weakest segments, even though they were still up year over year or two years over two years and by the way they haven't been throughout the pandemic while they were up, they are the weakest stack over that two-year basis. and fundamentally they haven't done anything to address the fundamental strategic problems they had you hear people take we fixed everything, this model or that model we applied here in ohio, that's what worked during th

i will say the pickings look good i want to bring in chief strategist victoria fernandez along with tjjim ario. victoria, i'm digging this action right now, i'm really impressed i love these sessions, where there's a lot of subtle things going on beneath the surface consumer names look fantastic even though a lot of the folks obviously won't have all of the products people are looking for , what are your thoughts overall? >> charles for a long time we thought the consumer is the person driving the market and they are dictating what we're seeing as well. you look at retail sales last week and it tells us that demand is still there even with these inventory and supply chain issues. that these companies are having, so, we're heading into a holiday season, which is going to give these consumer names some pricing power, and you combine that with higher wages, savings continually going higher, and more job openings, than there are unemployed people, and i think you've got a tailwind for these consumer names to continue to do well through the end of the year. charles: jim another tailwind may

late second quarter produce 8 aiden o'connell, that's tj shifted, boilers leading the 14- 7 1/2, o'connell, up top, and david bell, the over the shoulder 21 yard holland, they will count 11 passes for 240 yards. producing stones number two iowa on the road, 24-7 prince of the cincinnati bearcats poised to move up to number two in the land with iowa's loss . second quarter bearcats already leading 21-0 . jerome ford ahead was bigger than campus clinic today, 79 yards, to the house. for touchdowns in the first half alone, hundred and 89 yards overall. 56, ucf 21, the cats are sick second was there. the earthquake down south taking on l.a. third minute delays christian or ringo, the passage of daniel is off ski, opening goal of the match, l.a. fc went on to win 3 and san jose has lost three straight. >>> steph curry i would say he looks ready for the regular season. he scored 41 points in just 3/4. warriors one over the blazes warriors finished the preseason at 5-00 so was there any thought to let curry stay in the game and go for the old 50 burger? >> no. no. despite the pleas of dove nation

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the guest was founder of coalition for tj, a different group who sued to block race related admission standards at a virginia high school. that group is represented in its lawsuit by the conservative pacific legal foundation, which surprise surprise received a million dollars from the charles koch foundation in 2019. this is important for reasons behind financial transparency. there absolutely is organic outrage from parents towards school boards over many of these issues. the anger is being stoked and channelled by republican politicians, and allies and right wing media. the virginia governor's race where republican candidate glenn youngkin tried to make the election a referendum about standing up to school boards. listen to him earlier this year speaking to harry jackson's group of concerned parent sgls parents have come together to stand up against school boards we must find a way to elect conservative voices to these very important seat sgls the connections surrounding the efforts around this with the reporter who entangled it all, next. entangled it all, next ♪ i like it, i love

we saw people walking out of tj maxx is bags and bags and items.ere's an officer from the san francisco police department. just want you to listen. >> no business is in business not to make a profit if, and when you're spending more money on security than what you're selling out of that store because people are ripping you off and stealing, what are you going to do? jackie: doctor, she's got a point. >> oh, absolutely. cost benefit analysis. nobody opens up a business to lose money. what happens is they open, they're committing a crime, it's a revolving door, they're coming back again and doing it. we're hurting business owners, we're hurting the economy, people are losing jobs because of this, so somewhere somebody has to draw line to stop this. jackie: crime in new york city has been an issue that's been personal to me since i lived here, and recently there have been reports that, for example, people are attacking and targeting certain restaurants, waiting for patrons to leave just so they can steal their jewelry, literally. your thoughts on what

between myself and jenny and tj and major general davis, we worked for about 13 months to put together the construct that became approved as u.s. cyber command. raj: that is fantastic. it is obviously a success, and you get to live with that, but any failures? let me ask you a little bit about the cyber security director. can you tell us what that is at nsa, the role, and why did you look to stand it up? gen. nakasone: as we talked about at the beginning, the national security agency has two missions, to forward intelligence and the other is cyber security. when i arrived, one of the things that i came to the realization is that we had lost a little bit of our way in cybersecurity, and i wanted to reinvigorate what i felt was going to be an important mission for our agency. the best way that i knew how to do that was to put one person in charge, to give them the resources and also the mission, to make sure that they were successful. in the fall of 2019 we stood up the cybersecurity director under the leadership of ann newberger and from that, we decided that as we moved forward there w

translation: t“tj: british government has not yet to come.ernment has not yet yet to come. translation: t“tj: british government has not yet paid us what they promised us. at the moment not a single euro has been handed over by the british. following the deal that i negotiated several months ago with priti patel. the english honourable nation, and i am sure it isjust a small the english honourable nation, and i am sure it is just a small delay and they will keep their promise. priti patel recently _ they will keep their promise. priti patel recently threatened to withhold the money of the french authorities didn't prevent more crossings. france says it is now stopping 65% of those who attempt to set off. at hundreds of migrants have reached the uk on small boats in the past two days, including children and a baby. that brings the total for this year to around 18,000 people, the number arriving by lorry is comparatively small. around 850 people detected betweenjanuary is comparatively small. around 850 people detected between january and augus

deterrence capabilities, the loss of tjs streams and -- intelligence streams and u.s. citizens and allies who were left behind. the spread of ransomware attacks on u.s. targets and unknown number of security threats entering america through our southern border and from refugees from afghanistan, continuing russian aggression towards its neighbors. advances in nuclear weapons programs of north korea, iran, and other malign regimes. and i could go on with that list but those retoe -- are at the top of the list. we can't counter hyper sonic missile launch with pronoun usage and white rage won't help those in afghanistan. woke obsession are part of faculty lounge marxists, not our national security agencies. this apparatus is utd utterly been destructive. this effect is predictable and inevitable as more americans conclude that intelligence agencies are just another weapon in domestic political battles. the less willing they are to concede these agencies, the huge power that they will. the intelligence community, the military, and other national security bodies have tradit

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>>> and countdown to blast off with passenger tj hooker it is wednesday, october 13, 2021 "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box." happy hump day on this wednesday, let's check things out we'll see some green arrows. looks like the dow is up by 60 points, nasdaq up by 70 points this comes after three down days equities markets get a little weaker yields have been picking up there too. the highest level all the way back to june right now yielding $1.65%. check out energy prices wti has been up. still above $80.22 >>> news in the supply chain world. announcing the port of los angeles will move to 24 hours service, seven days a week in an attempt to clear up the back logs also receiving ceo level commitments from walmart and more with commitments from target, amazon and more to follow the long shoreman's union saying it will be able to staff with terminal operators biden meeting to discuss this deal including the director of the ports of l.a. and long beach. president of the teamster's union. nrf president, executivesfrom walmart and target >>

joining me denise garthman, tj ,the host of ryan podcast, ryan, what do you make selloffs following yesterday'st facebook has seen since 2008 and caused the stock to selloff and bouncing back this morning but yet down about 5%. ryan, your thoughts on the impact? >> well, i think facebook is one of the interesting stocks that everyone hates but everyone owns. it's been controversial for a long time. i don't think that's going away. that's one of the reasons that if you look at facebook specifically, maria, it trades at a cheaper multiple as the other big tech stocks. i don't think this is new news. i don't think the fact that they are putting profit over public safety is anything that we we weren't aware of before and i have to tell you even though we had the outage yesterday, i have to feel most people were having withdrawal and having to get back as soon as outage was out. the two biggest constituents and advisers and 3 billion people in the platform and that dynamic is not going away soon. so i think you probably buy the dip here but if you think in general have to be very careful with tech.

tj hernandez is bay ruth or better hit a home run. we didn't attack the pen very much. off yesterday and game three at home. we won that split, 1-1. fenway has been a tough place for opponents to win the playoffs. we need at least two out of three here if we are going to pull it off. >> last night when mika came back, we caught up on a lot of shows, "only murder in the building," my god, such a great show. caught up on "billions," we finished it. one we did not catch up on and did not stay up for is "succession," you saw it. how is the first episode? >> no spoilers but you will be very happy. it picks off right after season two left off. logan and kendall, they're squaring off as one. it's delicious. it's fun and sets up a really good season ahead. you will enjoy it. i will say i am early on, i only seen a couple. it's wonderful. >> i really like it, too. >> it's really great. kendall goes up in a rocket ship with richard branson, i never saw it coming. they're orbiting in space the entire season, i don't get it, i am not a show runner. we can't wait to see the first ep

. >> my name is tj holtzman and i live in d5 and i'mhomeless organizer .m here to say lives are at stake. we need to fill these hotel roomsbut i want to talk specifically about public access to data . provides her you said in your opening remarks a top priority to get people in permanent housing the public has lost its view into where access for hotel guests are going due to hsa true moving the dashboards that were posted on data sf and replacing them with a dashboard on totals. this happened months ago and the detailed exit data is still not publicly available. today s hh stated 729 hotel guests and then re-housed but the dashboard. >> over 2200 total exited guests. leaving nearly 1500 exits unaccounted for. recording hasbeen requirements of the hotel program since day one so why is exit data being confiscated from public view ? i urge the committee to keep hotels open for new guests and to demand hsa to immediately restore the public access to hotel exit reporting data. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker please. >> hello. my name

ainsley: or go to tj maxx, they have a lot of syrup on the shelves in the back.nt ed, like less of a human compared to what your family is doing. steve: there are videos and classes at your needle point store. jillian: still not going to do it. good for her, good morning let's begin your headlines with this fox news alert. a nurse's assistant is shot and killed at a philadelphia hospital. police say the scrubs-wearing gunman, also an employee of the hospital, fled the scene in a u-haul but tracked down by law enforcement. the suspect wounded two officers in a shootout before being shot and taken into custody. the two cops were hospitalized and are expected to survive their injuries. police say the suspect was wearing body armor and carrying multiple weapons, and is in critical condition. >> developing out of california. crews are racing to contain what's being considered one of the largest oil spills in the state's recent history. a suspected leak in an under water pipeline released an estimated 126,000-gallons of oil, miles offshore. the area has been closed to

we got tj who emails, it's clear you've lost some weight with all of stuff. good for you. i want you gone. dead. caput. fini. get it? now, take your two-bit advice, deep six it, and you. that's harsh, neil. >> wow. >> i figured i'd relay that to you. >> "soprano's" prequel? >> at least neil can laugh about it. a man who is immunocompromised saying, the vaccine helped me. john king announced he has ms. to hear those guys and somehow twist that into hate mail, that they're out to get other people, it speaks to the rot. >> exactly. >> it is in so many places. consult mated on social media, some cable news channels, talk radio, in this country. >> absolutely. there seems to be an ongoing loyalty test. you have to prove your membership in the tribe over and over again. no matter your political position, you could easily be excommunicated. what we see here is cancel culture. the cancel culture that so many people kind of attribute to the left, we're seeing it clearly right here in this moment. >> those sound like the tweets i get for "way too early," asking why you're awake. jok

. >> my name is tj holtzman and i live in d5 and i'mhomeless organizer .m here to say lives are at stake. we need to fill these hotel roomsbut i want to talk specifically about public access to data . provides her you said in your opening remarks a top priority to get people in permanent housing the public has lost its view into where access for hotel guests are going due to hsa true moving the dashboards that were posted on data sf and replacing them with a dashboard on totals. this happened months ago and the detailed exit data is still not publicly available. today s hh stated 729 hotel guests and then re-housed but the dashboard. >> over 2200 total exited guests. leaving nearly 1500 exits unaccounted for. recording hasbeen requirements of the hotel program since day one so why is exit data being confiscated from public view ? i urge the committee to keep hotels open for new guests and to demand hsa to immediately restore the public access to hotel exit reporting data. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker please. >> hello. my name