now, chief tong, you are--you are--you -- you are -- you and chief tong are the grammar experts here last friday -- yes, you both were, so i'm not letting you hide, and is there any objection to that, to making that amendment. >> chief tong, please. you are the word smith extraordinaire. >> thank you, chief. chief sandy tong, the only thing i would add is if we capitalize each of the items at the bullet points, that we make each sentence a stand-alone comment. >> and chief velo, did you have any comment about the font? >> president feinstein: no, the font -- >> commissioner covington: excuse me. i didn't mean to start a fight. >> president feinstein: no, i just learned that certain things in the fire department are times new roman, and other things in the fire department are arial, and one shall not deviate from those two things. i don't want to cross lines, so i leave that to those that who know what the rules are, and i believe it's times new roman, and am i right, chief velo? yes, thumbs up. >> i second that. >> president feinstein: okay. well, i don't like times new roman. i just

interview terry bret tong said that the blog pretty much doesn't need sputnik via at all and sided issues with production pace in russia. we have absolutely no need for sputnik v. the russians are having a hard time making it. the manufacturers of russian made sputnik the reacted to that statement almost immediately by accusing mr bird tong of being biased against just because it's russian they made it clear though that the only ultimate goal for them is to carry on saving more and more lives around the world the response from president putin also came quite quickly 1st he blamed some western officials and western media for leading a deliberate campaign to discredit russian made vaccines and also questioned the genuine goals of the people who make such statements. we are not forcing anyone to do anything but when we hear such comments from officials the 1st question that comes to mind is who do you serve to represent the interests of pharmaceutical companies well to citizens of european nations what are you doing and these people are trying to lecture us so the bottom line is that despite

connecticut attorney general william tong, we'll do our part here. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> this morning, health experts are sounding the alarm as now more than a dozen states are seeing significant rises in new covid-19 infections. half of those states seeing a rise in more than 20% compared to just last week. going the wrong direction. >> totally. adrian broaddus joins us from michigan where they've seen more than 50% increase in new cases in a week. do officials there know why? >> oh, poppy and jim, health officials here in michigan have pointed to a number of factors. i spoke with jennifer moore, the medical director for the health department in the central part of the region. when she spoke, she rattled off a long list of reasons. she talked about covid fatigue. for example, she says we've been experiencing the pandemic for a year, and people are tired. aside from covid fatigue, she also pointed to the rolling back of covid-19 restrictions earlier this month. indoor dining capacity increased here across the state of

sandy tong. we are trying to plan out a little bit more specifically what it is we see the future of growth of community medicine. that is where ems is going in terms what is needed to serve the community. we are trying to identify where we see the growth. we are looking at a three year grant. i am working with uc to get a grant for gerryatrics care. it takes six weeks to train people. to do that we need to have the hiring ahead of time to make sure those positions are covered when we implement that program. it does require us to think ahead. make those requests. where we see the need to try to identify what are the programs we are going to need to plan for and get funding for? right we are on an edge. unfortunately, the budget makes it more difficult to be proactive about how to staff. >> the other one i wanted to bring up was more of a statement or to share with the fire marshal regarding the shared spaces. as most of you know i used to install fire sprinklers in the field for 25 years. in san

on tong go to the self into a pickle on a bundle skeels down a stool at it what the left but what the right foot and what i had to. put out here it says he's not focusing on breaking menace record of bullshit goals in a season for sure i wanted to score the goals but i don't think about this because you know i don't want to make so so big press on my head now and do it my my job. maybe. he remains fasti for evermore goals. the result the league's top tier of buy and leipzig for. no surprises there more eyebrow raising whether victories mulched off by relegation presence half time and mind but before we see the table we've got the 3 best goals of the match day. at number 3 we've got philip hostage finishing off a nifty french sequence of 6 flights silva still silver fox costs down. while alan holland had a mind melting touch and finish. scrape 1st touch. and the best of the bunch was by an incredible team effort finished by saturday night sunday and nita hanson. such. actions. that. lead. to the top of the table hasn't changed much by and maintained their 4 point cushion of like 6 whil

. >> are the ask about two tong nguyen , his family and friends. >> is there anybody else involved in this matter? >> reporter: the court documents in the police reports that i went over today basically describe a three- person crew, a getaway driver and the two alleged gunmen. but the murder trial they will try to figure out if anyone knew about, helped plan or possibly even ordered this murder. >> thank you so much. >>> in the murder trial for the former minneapolis police officer, derek chauvin , the jurors witnessed testimony. a teenager filmed the arrest. >> reporter: the jury appeared to be paying close attention to the testimony of the youngest witnesses to witness the death of george flight. a teenage witness said that she regrets that you cannot save george flight. appearing up camera danella frazier gave powerful testimony. >> i stayed up during the night and i apologize for not doing more. she recorded the viral video of the former police officer, derek chauvin kneeling on the neck of george floyd. he scared us. he had, like, this cold look, this heartless look he didn't ca

. >> reporter: nancy tong is a member of the san francisco democratic party and authored a resolution demanding she step down. >> because of the very important issues that the board is facing, that she has lost a certain amount of effectiveness. >> reporter: collins said she appreciated the opportunity to be a part of a restorative and transformative dialogue going forward. she again expressed her sincere and heartfelt apologies. we reached out to her and she has yet to respond. cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >>> 4:35. this morning, tributes are growing for the victims killed in the shooting rampage of a colorado supermarket. ten people, including a police officer, were killed at the king scoops store. a makeshift memorial at the scene brings people with flowers, cards and grief back to that scene. president biden has ordered all flags to be lowered at half staff to honor those victims. >> those lost range in age from 20 to 65 years old, they include eric talley, a 51-year-old father of seven and veteran, boulder police officer. also one of those killed in the attack, the father of

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the latest on china's tech crackdown live from con tong -- hong kong next.is bloomberg. ♪ mberg. ♪ annmarie: this is "daybreak: europe." i am annmarie hordern with manus cranny. xi jinping warns beijing will go after so-called platform companies as china's tech crackdown widens. the president is ordering the oversight of internet firms, crackdown on monopolies, and promote fair competition. they allegedly have their sights set on tencent after cracking down on ant group. thank you for joining us. pretty strong language from what we hear on china state media. what is your take on what is coming out of china today from president xi? >> as you mentioned, china kicked off its tech crackdown at the end of last year and it is the first time the top guy gave a d killed comment on the situation. -- detailed comment on the situation. xi jinping mentioning beijing will go after tech companies. they didn't mention names but the so called economies include everything from social media to e-commerce to ride-hailing and food delivery and one of the key points in the meeti

for the last year, i've pretty much grabbed everything with a a giant set of tongs [ light laughter ]one's excited my aunt is already planning all the weird stuff she's gonna put in the potato salad. [ laughter ] "you want raisins? [ laughter ] "i put a little coffee." everyone's like, "what's that mystery flavor?" yeah, it'll be nice to go over to your neighbor's for a a barbecue and realize they're the ones who've been stealing your amazon packages all year. [ laughter ] it's like, "hey that dog bed has our dog's name on it." [ laughter ] biden also announced that in order to increase the rate of vaccinations, more people will be eligible to administer the vaccine, including dentists, veterinarians and medical students actually, i'm already booked to get the needle flipped into my arm by a benihana chef [ laughter ] [ applause ] guys, daylight saving time starts this weekend, a little reminder for you there and i saw that a group of bipartisan senators, led by marco rubio, reintroduced a bill to make it permanent. yeah, number one on the list of issues americans care about most, "cl

if more lives can be saved to be we do not view that that he's much of a tongs for davis to divert. the sheets future was to be shaped by events in one of asia's major financial centers. his officials detected a massive fraud. it started in singapore but it would end in the molding. that was a very big scandal and the amounts involved in those transactions and that corruption is also very very big. it concerned the singapore branch of the maldives the state's trading organization from the ninety's until 2005. yeah i mean was in charge yawning was the chanda's t.-o. he formed and all the company registered in singapore this company was setting. it had the whole mogs of fraud so moldings police worked with singapore and offices to investigate machines government launched a court case which would soon implicate. we have obtained 2000 pages of legal papers they lay out president means roll the alleged fraud adds up to over $140000000.00. yes t.-o. imported oil to the moldy ya mean allegedly helped divert some of it to me in miles military jointer. an additional secret company was set up

mandates for vaccines, you're going to have -- first you have to get it through congress or you have tong get it through a rule making process or even if you do that, you have to go to court, but one private sector does it, there are a lot less protections for people. this is about coercion, and this is about the public -- the private sector actually making their own public policy, which we've also seen in other areas of contentious cultural discord in recent years. >> laura: and wesley, the d left is already -- not going to shock you because you were so far ahead of this, they are already fantasizing about how to kind of weaponized -- i'm so sick of that word, but it is so appropriate here. the passports against people who disagree with them. like this former doj official harry litman tweeted that vaccine passports are a good idea. among other things, it will etsingle out the still-large contingent of people who refuse vaccines who will be foreclosed from doing a lot of the things their peers can do. that should help break the resistance down. break the resistance down to what? >> right,

i was up in central korea, at the wang tong reservoir.ad breakfast one morning and i had cereal and i used that canned milk. and all it was, i had more pain in my stomach, in here, i couldn't barely stand it. there was a surgeon -- not a surgeon, but a doctor in the battalion next door to us. and some of my people went over and got the doctor. and he came over and examined me and he said, we've got to get him out of here right away. and they called a helicopter and took me down to an army aid center, which they had there. and i was in the army aid center and they diagnosed me as having peptic ulcers. and they said that your best bet -- we don't like to do those here, we can but we don't like to do it. the best bet -- the hospital ship is in pusan and you need to go to pusan for the hospital ship. so they put me on a korean train. and the train is smaller than the trains here. i don't know how wide the rails are, but it's smaller, and the train took me down to pusan and i went aboard the hospital ship. and they got me to the operating room

democrat establishment that has are pressuring himth to bend a -- establishments that are pressuring him tong bend a knee. he was doing really good at first. t we were all wondering how much pressure could one person take? it's his legacy also on the line here. who else knows? but to that point, i wish that the media talked as much about the civil war that is on the left as they try to pick apart the right, because where are democrats going? who is driving this ship? who is in charge of the democrat party because apparently it's not joe biden. even if it was, i don't think we would know because we actually can't hear from him. >> sean: as i am watching all of this, i am saying all right, this is real danger here. because we know that looking into the issue of packing the courts. this seems to me, i get the sense that the democrats feel they probably will lose in 2022. they are looking at this as their only shot to ram everything down the country's throat and they are going for it all. >> yeah, the country will never be the same. if we lose the filibuster and they get d.c. statehood, puerto ri

things, taking it very seriously, but taking a little time tong spend with my kids, wh myd husband. and i will make a decision on it, but i certainly am considering it, and nothing would be a greater honor for me than to represent the people of my home state. >> sean: all right, i hate -- i'm doing my job. but you know what, a thoughtful answer. there were a lot of i-believers out there. we watched justice cavanagh broken on national television, pretty much broken. that's how i would describe it. and we know there were charges and allegations made. i said at the time that i believe in due process and the presumption of innocence. i believe that today, and that applies to democrats, that applies to andrew cuomo, but all the i-believers, or what i call the i-believer caucus, it was led by kamala harris, and the silence is now deafening for most of those people. a few have been shamed into coming out, maybe if you were sincere and are consistent, but not the majority. let's talk about this double standard and what they did toca kavanaugh, and then look at what happened in the case of t

it was when we were approaching the glacier from another glacier tong we went up there also with a guide and with the proper equipment of course and then when we were up there and were surrounded by like our walls walls of concrete ice we were hit by a snowstorm an ice storm by surprise and it that was the moment i thought oh my god is this still safe or is this a kind of dangerous situation and i just thought ok just trust this guy i trust the guy he will lead us down and he did we will save of course but there were some who are really extreme and the best thing is you can find all these kind of stories in the book and in the episodes of good idea to trust the guy do not hide. the situation we guide you survived that let's move very cold places to almost the opposite tell us about your joint volcano this lately been erupting this very month yes there was we went to italy to sicily and there's the mount etna which is the highest active volcano in europe and everyone knows mt etna of course in a way but when you're actually there and approaching this mountain which is 3300 meters high and

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encounter with security forces in myanmar has gone viral in a dramatic scene on monday sister and rose new tong clue. did with riot police to hold their fire 2 of the officers knelt with her but she said moments later security forces started firing into a crowd of marchers in the city of me 2 men were shot dead during a clash. elsewhere in myanmar activists returned to the streets in yangon demonstrators have set up barricades in the area where witnesses say protesters were trapped by police overnight around 50 people were arrested others have been able to leave thousands of protesters across the country have rallied in recent weeks against military rule and it comes as 5 media outlets have had their licenses revoked by the military for report reporting on the coup. well one of the broadcasters whose license was revoked is democratic voice of burma and their operations director told he's a lot joins us for more good to have you on d w now tell us more about this because we know that there have been attacks on the media since the military took over that there have been internet blackouts as well

other victims include 54-year-old paul michaels, 49-year-old xija tong. police have yet to remain the remaining victims. georgia state representative bee nguyen says the asian community may resist coming forward about the violent acts. >> most immigrant families don't trust media and law enforcement and being vocal in a public way. so i think that is also a contributing factor in whether or not we are going hear from families, and so that compounds how horrific this is and erable . anthony? >> mark, thank you. i think it's asian americans have been feeling vulnerable especially throughout this pandemic. know . >> i was wondering yesterday. normally we've seen several profiles, talked to family members. i also heard yesterday that as mark said, some of their next of kin hasn't been notified. very, very sad situation on so many levels. >> so many levels. >>> the house judiciary committee held a hearing yesterday on violence against asian americans during the pandemic. it was the first congressional hearing on this. lisa zhang is at the white house with more

we are going to need tong to nee our nuclear fleet. we're going to need to preserve natural gas. w we'll need to keep our eye on the prize which is carbon reduction in the most affordable, pragmatic way possible. we cannot sacrifice affordability and reliability. we can electrify things like transport and do it economically. we >> thanks so much. ne. sandra, please. >> i would say we're allce agreeing here today that energy policy changes are necessary, wl and that really includes ensuring that we have permitting predictability as well as consistency in our regulations so that we can buildar back ne better. second, i would say that we're all in agreement that there is v going to be a need for new innovative technologies and having federal support and funding to progress those technologies is going to be turl critical. and then third, i would say thas we all seem to be saying that natural gas is key to complementing the growth of renewables and ensuring reliability. >> thanks so much. i'm going to come back to you with a question for the record, ms. snyder, that relates to natural

the non- fundable token crypto arts, a bit of tong and chic since $69 million was i think the price a last week, the highest ever and elon musk came back with shall we say a counter offer of 420 million in dogecoin, get it for, 20, a reference to marijuana days. would you think? not only is the key the head of one of the sixth largest companies in the world, he said he's launching satellites into space and rockets and now he's a techno music artists. stuart: he's the entertainer in chief at this moment in time and whether we grow tired of him is another story. i have a report here that says disney will overtake netflix as the streaming leader by 2024. m pear analytics put that out. that is the source of this forecast. netflix cofounder and former ceo marc randolph joins us now. do you agree with that in three years disney overtakes netflix? >> well, stuart, first of all who knows, but i have to say i'm impressed with what disney has done so far. 16 months in and they have exceeded 100 million subscribers, extremely impressive and even more impressive is the velocity, investigator was

today they don't know if there jobs are safe tong _ don't know if there jobs are safe tong term — don't will be no topshop. there have been dozens of covid casualties in retail, and just look at the names. all areas have been affected. and with them it is estimated they have taken more than 200,000 jobs. are theyjobs lost forever? well, not necessarily. i think there is a future for the high street. we are all going to want to socialise and meet, get back together with our friends and family, and i think the high street is a perfect destination. when we come out of this, which of the retailers are going to survive and go on to do well? so, a mix of activities and shops. a lot more shops with things like beauty parlours, cafes, even gymnasiums. m&s announced today their oxford street store will be refurbished and have a gym put in there. it will have a garden attached. it will be much more of a social shopping space. that is the key word, i think, the social aspect. change is one of the few constants on the high street. from the 19405 and through the decades, littlewoods in liverpool tra

there is a feeling people are out tong take our guns through whatever means necessary and one of the addressing dad especially with the concept of the red flag laws to ensure that they focus not just taking away their guns with a warning sign that it hooked up with existing mental health treatment, addiction and family court infrastructure but directing people to help and treatment because ultimately the goal should be getting back to a point the rights can be restored and they are not dangerous in the long run that benefits society more than the individual c and that helps restore that broken trusts. between the gun owning community and a lot of politicians. >> thank you i will be introducing a bill. >> i would note to the last point made the risk warrant lot in connecticut provides for that access in the course of due process afforded whoever is separated from a firearm and senator graham and myself have actually authored a bipartisan version of this law and past congresses i hope it will have a republican partner in this effort again during this session because risk warrant laws h

immediaten january price -- median price in san francisco, silicon valley, los angeles, that median price tongle economics. california's becoming too expensive and too inefficient compared to alternatives. economic activity's becoming incredibly fluid, and not surprisingly people and businesses are leaving. maria: yeah. i mean, look, we always say, i always say on this program that money is mobile, ands it is going to go wherever it is treated best. so as these large are firms announce their plans to move, are you expecting other companies to also flee the that state in the coming months and years? assess the impact. what does that mean for california, for the services that are offered, for the budget, etc. >> yes, absolutely. the story of california is that many tech firms are created here, incubated here because of the enormous amount of venture capital that exists in silicon valley, san francisco and also los angeles. so those businesses start here, but once they're up and running, they tend to skedaddle. for example, zoom is a relatively new business that's made it very possible for all of

i am maggie tong. we are part of the vision zero coalition letter for the action strategy plan. chinatown is very dense with very heavy foot traffic. we have a high senior and children population most vulnerable. if the city is committed to reducing the fatal crashes we need a strategy. for chinatown we are asking for safety improvements similar to the one that is listed in the coalition's letter. we were hopeful to see them eliminate traffic fatalities by 2024. thank you for your time. >> next speaker, please. >> absence of muni policy if you are not on the bus you are under the wheel especially seniors and disabled. every rider left behind. we break it you ride it. if you can't be part of the solution you are part of the problem. if you don't have a solution, make it work. don't think muni, fix the passenger. better right than ever. [please stand by] >>caller: to job interviews, the grocery store, appointments and others. san francisco is a great city where wehave a chance to connect a strong new deal . it would be astrong start to enacting a better world for all people and th

impact in states like michigan who have already spent a decade investing in planning in nine if we were tong restrict existing technologies from being used? >> i am worried if the bill goes in this direction. we made sure there is an ability to work through this in the state. i visited those call centers during my time at the commission and i am leery if they are saying there is a problem in the value of the dollar they are investing and the program direction they are going to staff its problematic and should be reviewed. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i want to yield back. >> thank you. next is dr. ruiz. >> i'm actually wearing my white coat today because i'm actually participating in vaccinating some of their hardest hit, highest risk community members in my hometown of coachella. it's not without context. the list america act we are considering today will help our nation build back better and deliver much needed infrastructure improvements for our district post-up there are a couple of key parts of this bill that i would like to get you up-to-date on. the first issue is ensuring the tribal n

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