from indonesia, from mongolia, china, singapore, and viet nam.rals to please stand as we honor the year of the tiger in san francisco. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you all, and i'll see you all on saturday. >> if i can ask the consul generals to please stay up on stage for a moment, and we're going to ask all of our elected officials to standup for a photo. >> thank you, and with a special request for our mayor, our elected heads, please come up for a photo. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> we have a fantastic slate of performers to celebrate the new year coming up. i want to thank the a.p.a. heritage foundation for sponsoring today's performances, and i want to introduce our next group. our next group of performers is focused on promoting philippine culture through dance and music. through filipino dance, performances, and songs, they teach people about filipino heritage. [♪♪♪] >> good evening. could we give one more hand to the dance company? that was beautiful, and i'm so glad they were here tonight. the event organizers said

from indonesia, from mongolia, china, singapore, and viet nam.rals to please stand as we honor the year of the tiger in san francisco. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you all, and i'll see you all on saturday. >> if i can ask the consul generals to please stay up on stage for a moment, and we're going to ask all of our elected officials to standup for a photo. >> thank you, and with a special request for our mayor, our elected heads, please come up for a photo. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> we have a fantastic slate of performers to celebrate the new year coming up. i want to thank the a.p.a. heritage foundation for sponsoring today's performances, and i want to introduce our next group. our next group of performers is focused on promoting philippine culture through dance and music. through filipino dance, performances, and songs, they teach people about filipino heritage. [♪♪♪] >> good evening. could we give one more hand to the dance company? that was beautiful, and i'm so glad they were here tonight. the event organizers said

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manipulated men used as pretext for war such as the tonkin gulf incident that provoked the yacht viet nam, the bombing of north vietnam, or the weapons of mass destruction, which provoked the attack on iraq. so i don't think anyone believes their intelligence. i think this is an artificial crisis created by the us. and the reason that they are not showering any intelligence with mr. zalinski and ukraine is because he is merely upon in their game. he is not to be consulted at the highest levels. he is just expected to do. why the, the imperial master tells him to the talk of war is only making things worse for mister zalinski. and i, i think that our us relations with ukraine will continue to slow deteriorate ad. the longer this crisis goes on. now for some of the news over 32000 people took part in a freedom convoy process in paris, which was inspired by the canadian movement against harsh covey restrictions. now we believe the 54 people so far have been arrested with riah police firing tier gus are the activists, are corresponding shaw davinsky senses this report from the hot, the unrest

between the years of 1966 and 92 and we're seeing so many parallels, of course back then we had viet nam war as our geopolitical situation, and then we had the oil war, the young people, wars which really affected and the oil embargoes. and so now, even though the scenario has changed, essentially what happened during that time was the market didn't necessarily go into a fair market. it went into a saturation market, which basically means it's stagnated, and traded in a range for 15 years down at a peak of $1000.00, it dropped to $600.00. so let's take a look now and put those numbers. what we have right now, we look at a 40 percent range and you look at the peak of where, let's say nastic wise, we're already down about 20 percent. so maybe we can go down another 1520 percent. but at that point, i do believe that a lot of these over valued companies that we've seen will start to look super attractive. and that's where we can really start to shop around and read the range bound. not necessarily see huge growth, but not necessarily a sustain bear market either. but it's interesting because

there is still some, in some parts of china, something on the coast of viet nam, nothing is extorted at this times a year the has been heavy stuff in peninsula malaysia and flooding around. he had this morning forecast and that seasonal range curling back through str lanka and tunnel nodded again. you would expect at this time the, equally, you'd expect settled whether the open indian plane and it is disappointing, the se, which means fog and poor quality. ah. so how do you define a successful 1st year in charge of the counseling? we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we're living. what do you think the driving to vulnerability market counting the cost on al jazeera ah, a showcase of the best documentary films from across the network on now to sierra. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm lauren taylor. this is deanna is aaron hughes. i live from london coming up. diplomacy continues to yvette conflict between ukraine and russia. but work is also under way to prevent a cyber attack on europe's banking system. protests over the banning of religio

from indonesia, from mongolia, china, singapore, and viet nam.als to please stand as we honor the year of the tiger in san francisco. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you all, and i'll see you all on saturday. >> if i can ask the consul generals to please stay up on stage for a moment, and we're going to ask all of our elected officials to standup for a photo. >> thank you, and with a special request for our mayor, our elected heads, please come up for a photo. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> we have a fantastic slate of performers to celebrate the new year coming up. i want to thank the a.p.a. heritage foundation for sponsoring today's performances, and i want to introduce our next group. our next group of performers is focused on promoting philippine culture through dance and music. through filipino dance, performances, and songs, they teach people about filipino heritage. [♪♪♪] >> good evening. could we give one more hand to the dance company? that was beautiful, and i'm so glad they were here tonight. the event organizers said t

from indonesia, from mongolia, china, singapore, and viet nam.rals to please stand as we honor the year of the tiger in san francisco. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you all, and i'll see you all on saturday. >> if i can ask the consul generals to please stay up on stage for a moment, and we're going to ask all of our elected officials to standup for a photo. >> thank you, and with a special request for our mayor, our elected heads, please come up for a photo. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> we have a fantastic slate of performers to celebrate the new year coming up. i want to thank the a.p.a. heritage foundation for sponsoring today's performances, and i want to introduce our next group. our next group of performers is focused on promoting philippine culture through dance and music. through filipino dance, performances, and songs, they teach people about filipino heritage. [♪♪♪] >> good evening. could we give one more hand to the dance company? that was beautiful, and i'm so glad they were here tonight. the event organizers said

i'm a disabled viet nam veteran, and i'm proud to have served our country. so what i do now is i spend a lot of time with the local homeless coordinating board, and i'm the cochair. i probably am working for the board 20 hours a week. i'm calling mary ellen from the department of emergency management or shireen from h.s.h., or emily, who just got off the floor, i was on the phone with her this weekend. so i don't hesitate to call the community partners when there's an issue or a problem or someone needing somebody. it's a seven day a week thing because homelessness is a seven days a week 24 hours a day problem. i actually was looking forward to -- i'm 75 years old. i was actually looking forward to stepping down somewhere around this year, but with the new management at h.s.h., shireen and her fantastic team, i'm just so excited and giggly about this department now moving forward so quickly, and real estate acquisition, setting up a decent housing and respectable sheltering. and the sky's the limit, and i just can't see leaving right now. i'm so involved in

i'm a disabled viet nam veteran, and i'm proud to have served our country. so what i do now is i spend a lot of time with the local homeless coordinating board, and i'm the cochair. i probably am working for the board 20 hours a week. i'm calling mary ellen from the department of emergency management or shireen from h.s.h., or emily, who just got off the floor, i was on the phone with her this weekend. so i don't hesitate to call the community partners when there's an issue or a problem or someone needing somebody. it's a seven day a week thing because homelessness is a seven days a week 24 hours a day problem. i actually was looking forward to -- i'm 75 years old. i was actually looking forward to stepping down somewhere around this year, but with the new management at h.s.h., shireen and her fantastic team, i'm just so excited and giggly about this department now moving forward so quickly, and real estate acquisition, setting up a decent housing and respectable sheltering. and the sky's the limit, and i just can't see leaving right now. i'm so involved in

probably crossed me in march, maybe north in viet nam and then you got the southern philippines in some parts of maybe northern sidewalk catching the what is whether here as well and that same line that extends from me and ma goes across the islands the and about nick, miles and back towards sri lankan india looks quite caught in india is quite quiet, though the wind is coming yet, which might help with the poor quality in places like new delhi when the on sunday and get on tuesday. ah, the oh, this is a picture of the market when it was still a market is about 1982. and that's me. when i was younger, i guess i was 42. and you can see the obesity, the full, the trucks. and the old ways of carrying the barrows in that and the rainy sort of tarmac street, which is quite different. essentially this brush field street view still exist, but you get the feeling of it being, all these people have gone. you see, get the feeling of, of what it was like. it was a working class area and very hard working and now it's become much sort of glitzy. and the g 3 valerie is here and all the different cof