i am for the vision zero map. we are 2 years until we are supposed to be at vision zero.uess the reason i'm calling is to suggest a couple things. first beshg low did no right turn on red city wide we should do that. no reason why pedestrians should be facing the uncertainty of whether someone will turn into them who i they are walk. the stele dense like san francisco we should be able to walk in no fear. i want to support upon the effort of the mta and the cta in fudding and hopeful low increasing it for our quick build projects successful in getting improve ams quick low with low cost slugsz. i want to applaud a walk sf again for their success with prospect j and prop l in get thanksgiving passed. votersment those improvements and now. the success of the safe street pop suspicions many of you supported, shows there is an appetite in san francisco for protective bike lanes and car free spaces and wukable amenities for transit funding and you other agency that is potential low makes sure how that gets funded. i'm calling to command walk sf for work and to urge the board.

at least some vision. of the first child to check if the child is small, and we can not check visual acuity. he is still small. he does n’t answer us, right now there are devices that measure plus or minus, or what’s wrong with the eyes an elementary device can be measured with a kyoscopic ruler, which has been used for hundreds of years. now i want to approach this layout and say that sometimes, fortunately for parents, a child has strabismus, that is, one eye has a synchronous movement. and if like this, let's say, here is one class, but once it mows. here is a hint that something is wrong, this eye is not working. workers, this one, you don’t have strabismus, if you squint your forehead , this right eye, like this, when strabismus appears, then parents go to the doctor, of course, begins the examination. we define that squinting eye is fucking personal in this case of strabismus. no, this one, too, can be lost. well, in general summary. you must know your visual acuity with both eyes and left and right.

everybody can see a new vision. just finally - _ can see a new vision.do you - can see a new vision. just finally - what do you do l can see a new vision. just finally — what do you do with that collection? do you wear mo5t that collection? do you wear most of it or do you keep it under pla5tic? most of it or do you keep it under plastic?— most of it or do you keep it under plastic? very rare items like issues. — under plastic? very rare items like issues, i— under plastic? very rare items like issues, i can _ like issues, i can fit in it but i will take pictures in them. most of them my way. if it does not fit i have a tailor helped me professionally but it does not stay in a closet if i can wear it. jewellery, the hat, everything. even when we feel a little down in life, we don't need to look down. we need to look up and so when i feel down and look up.- feel down and look up. thank ou feel down and look up. thank you so much- _ you so much. we have to leave it there. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. hello there. after a day of sunshine and blu5ter

second we had a clear vision for the future. house democrats fight for a lower cost, better paying jobs, and saber communities. house democrats will put people over politics. third, had a tremendous track record of accomplishment to back up and validate our vision for the future and our vision to make lifero better for everyday americans.nn from the very beginning of this current term democrats have been delivering and getting thingsat done. and the american people recognize that. the american rescue plan, money in pocket, kids back in school. saving the economy from a deep recession if not worse. the infrastructure investment and jobs act millions of good paying jobs. fixing or cramming bridges, tunnels, airport connoisseur, and water system, our mass transit system showing high-speed internet access in every single community. gun safety legislation for the first time in 30 years that will save lives. the assistant science bring domestic manufacturing jobs back home to the united states of america and investing in science, tech

you put out in your book, the vision of progressive affirmative very imaginative in bold use of theion and with those economic issues and that is for a couple of reasons. his first two think in threes i just have two. but to have this assertive aggressive you of our constitution is because of the new economics itself. with the legislation that miraculously over the last year to with those protections for those outcomes that we seek so how is the new economics? it is not just distributional. as important as that is the new economics looking at the climate portion of the inflation reduction act and on the infrastructure of those provisions of the infrastructure law it will be a very physical manifestation it's about getting money to actual places building things and actual geography also the new economics is imperative is trying to undo it not just going forward actually what student debt was about. you are under the extractive system that did not for systematic reasons did not yield the look it was supposed to you did not graduate you have debt was no degree because you're part of th

and twilight vision and vision in general in the full sense of the word cone rods, they are chargedlled we need it. so that when light enters the eye, this rhodopsin begins to be consumed and , accordingly, energy is transformed into an electrical signal that goes to the cerebral cortex. this is the part we see. so we see sometimes there are birth defects when these cells are not developed to normal . and then this person will live with these symptoms all his life. and with him nothing is impossible make such people very few. this is not the main thing, the cause of night blindness, it happens that a vitamin deficiency, this red gradapsin is made from a vitamin, so the first thing a person like you or the two of you should do is take a vitamin test. well, and this is the same thing, the main thing without a vitamin is the whole system. she doesn't work, she 's exhausted. this is the first. this is purple. and here is the second question at which all-all-all other reasons can block in purity. i mean our crystal, there is an ethical generalization, that is reduced twilight vision due

pence: i did admire his vision. well, i know i am in california and california claims ronald reagan and you should. but he is from the midwest. [laughter] i'm just saying, mike. not far from where i grew up. it was his vision, but also to me, it was that combination of a strong backbone and a gentle hand that inspired me. as i recount in "so help me god" i was slow to the parade. i grew up in really a nonpolitical family if you can believe that. my dad really did not have any use for politicians or lawyers. you can imagine i am a source of great pride to him. [laughter] when i got interested in politics, i talked to dad and he said my lawyer is involved in politics, go talk to him. he happened to be a democrat so i got involved in the democratic party in indiana. i was a youth democratic party coordinator in 1975, kind of a community organizer if the truth be told. [laughter] i'll be honest with you, as some of the people were teasing me at the library today, i voted for jimmy carter, and i really did not get ronald

it was his vision, a vision for a strong national defense, limited government under the constitution, traditional moral values but also it was a heart in a gentleness in the way that he spoke, deep conviction, the gentleness and respect that will always inspire me as long as i live. the life in the work and the example around reagan. [applause] mr. heubusch: you just mentioned in talking about the vision ronald reagan, smaller government. whatever happened to republicans and smaller government and less spending? [laughter] mr. pence: tried to capture that a little bit. it ran for congress in 1988 when president reagan was still in the white house, and i lost. i ran again in 1990, and i lost by more. [laughter] really thought my put a coke career was over. we would spend 10 years in radio in a little bit of television in the state of indiana. when the opportunity came back around to run for office, i dusted off that reagan vision, reagan agenda, karen and i loaded up the kids in the minivan and went to the county fairs and knocked on doors and we were elected to congress in the year 20

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does this indicate some kind of common vision?apons we need. of course, we would like to receive everything today and in full volumes and the most modern weapons and the same gray eagle e drones and er reaper drones well, tanks and all that other stuff, but let’s remember how the process of providing weapons in ukraine er took place. at first we received only e there anti-tank weapons e stingers well and then uh, over time, every time i got new types and uh, new videos of weapons and more weapons by you. i am convinced that over time we will receive those types of weapons that are unfortunately not available for us today, but for this, of course, we have to work and work with of the american administration with the congress, and here it is very important that as many congressmen as possible come to visit ukraine during such meetings and the second point that not only i drew attention to, but many commentators opposite blinkin, for example, his ukrainian colleague dmytro kuleba is sitting and andriy yarmak is sitting are these rand

promise deliver on the vision pass friday mayor to mayor. because while the city and the person in city hall may change the community deserves these projects. original buildings built 80 years ago and not built to last for as long as they have. we worked to rebuild the community surrender way with residents move in the 72 new homeos 1101 connecticut. this will be here will be the seconded affordable housing to break ground as part of potrero hill master plan. will bring 157 new homes to the neighborhood. 117 of those reserved for current residents already call potrero home and will create 40 additional affordable homes new housing opportunity here as we reimagine this neighborhood. includes 10 units servesh reserved through the preference program so they are not displaced. the building will have on sight property management and service. community gathering spaces and on sight minipark and the public. affordable childcare approximate this is just the beginning. i am honored gather to break ground on the next step for the community and i can't

you have to do a need's assess am with a vision. cannot have vision if you are not educateod issues. we have the data but you don't know how to read it. i will stop there. thank you very much. thank you, caller. this is bari toronto. thanks for letting mow address the funged. regarding the paratransit vehicle purchases. why are not the taxys included a lot have almost reached their life and have purchase new vehicles. now that the vehicleers more expensive how about look to provide more subsidies for someone buying a newer ramp taxi vehicle for the seniors and disabled. remember, they are our service on demand taxi cabs versus the the other vans the accessible vans they are not on demand they are by appointment of so you are spending that money 27 new vehicle when is you have the ramp taxis performing the similar service on demand and go through a lot of rough roadways the big bulky vehicles take gas and also and also get alost beating with the [inaudible] with the lack of taking care of the royce. be great if you provided funding a

in our view our new shared vision statement lays out a forward-looking vision for the 20th century partnership between africa and the united states. we want to work with you on these issues that matter most for peoples' lives and looking to increase our collaboration in every area from rural communities to urban centers to cyber space and outer space. we are committed to help african countries to assess the financing you need to build sustainable and inclusive economies. we are leading the global effort for global creditors to provide debt relief so nations can prioritize people. i'm asking congress to loan $21 billion to the international monetary fund to provide access to necessary financing for low and middle-income countries that is so difficult to come by now and help africa's recovery efforts and support projects that build resilience against future cries sees. as we engage with our countries, the united states will lead with our values, support for democracy, respect for the rule of law, commitment to human rights, responsible government, all are part of our d.n.a. that doesn't mean we

it actually, their vision requires a majority, that is democracy at workforce and social movements.ents are critical transitions to democracy and key in democratic erosion and decline in terms of decline of labor movements, a strong correlation. a 40 year decline in the labor movement. you don't get to 2016 without -- democracy is important for those reasons and last but not least, democracy and i we frame it as well in terms of ordinary people gives people a voice around their own lives but also democracy linked to government and having government function will change in people's lives makes it easier for me to do my job organizing and mobilizing people so there is this interrelationship. >> one thing i thought you were going to mention but you didn't, was showing unionization reducing race attitudes. the process of unionization, being a part of the union leads to cross racial solidarity. >> that's important to the doctor you just made about the exclusive element of the american labor movement. for a lot of history in a multiracial democracy and we know that if you're a white worki

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but i joined the reagan revolution and never looked back but it was his vision. a vision for a strongnational defense, limited government, traditional moral values . but also , also it was a heart and a gentleness and the way that he spoke, deep conviction but gentleness and respect. that will always inspire me. as long as i live. the life and the work and example of ronald reagan. [applause] >> mentioned smaller. smaller and less spending? >> i have to that little bit ran for congress in 19 ronald reagan was still's and i lost . iran in that he and i lost by more. and i really ought my political career was over. use and 10 years in radio and a television in the state of indiana. but when he came backaround office , i just that all that reading vision, not all doors were elected to congress when on capitol hill i was, but in a decision was called no child behind it was the largest expansion of the federal education since he created. sometimes i am a man showed up 10 yearslate . i've often self written van bingle .b eight illusion was over when it started, i will

so for of the, the 1st 2 applications were gonna implore and humans are restoring vision. and that i think this is like normal in that even if someone has never had vision ever like they were born blind. or were believe they could be if they can. we can still restore busy. ah, just a quick look at main stories are following the south. u. s. president joe biden is officially welcome frankly to an annual makram on his 1st state visit the country since biden took office. the leaders of disgust the war in ukraine and recent developments in china. but france will also raise concerns about job biden's climates and infrastructure bel, not quantized subsidies in the bill, are aggressive towards here a p and companies. president gone and i have resolved that we are going to continue working together to hold russia accountable for their actions and to mitigate the global global impacts. so foods war on the rest of the world, united states is helping europe diversify away from russia. natural gas, my immediate term waller, celebrating our clean energy trans issues and we're going to

we have the end of the shift there, nothing complicated, acute loss of vision in a woman of 20 yearsld, nothing complicated. we take sveta perfectly, the girl said that she would leave the door open. get the address. march 8 gulnur how did you get there quickly? you just called, hello, taxi took at work. he will arrive soon. slippers no, what are you, we are renting, while a lot is paid. i don't know with this money. i don't think it's expensive. it's small . did you call soon? hello. hello what's your name alice alice we know what we'll do now while we're here. can we tell us what happened? i can not see anything. it hurts a lot because you let us have a look. why do you slam your eyes under the picture with your vision was completely different icon i had regular functions. during the procedure, strange things began to happen to the doctor will pass. dilated and can you move your eyeball? quiet for a second, quiet, quiet, everything is fine. can i please give me your hand? yes, of course, thank you. i'm just so calmer. doctor, please tell me, i'll go completely blind. just be honest

central con, it's a big vision for the future. the owners will, on this, on this, i exam only takes fractions of a 2nd time that are what didn't, it's not invasive is reasonably priced and can be performed anywhere and assessed with the health of artificial intelligence again. so i was given it to me and it can replace many other invasive procedures with women as 8. so come i, i can potentially make diagnostic detective work easier. keep medical costs down, and most importantly, reduce human suffering. in berlin. an it's a has come to spend 2 hours at home with her family professors so could as team has come to try out a new communication system with them. oh ha. my stock men owned dinosaurs. i mean, since his stroke and, and it's a has been suffering from blocked in syndrome. she can't move her body. but she is fully conscious and can hear everything yet. she cannot communicate, you know, with the doctor wants to change that with the help of a, i must the ice the wish. this, what we would like to achieve is to create an interface

clinic new vision has summed up the results of the barbecue competition in belarusian, the best cooksen from 22 employees of the medical center after the qualifying stages, which were held on eight participants from all over belarus made it to the final. one of them is anastasia sitko, a nurse from grodno, serving red fish on the grill from the head. e in honey sauce with soy sauce with absolutely different herbs. fragrant ribs ruddy shish kebab. juicy, burgers with a spark, spicy fish soup and pilaf were the secret ingredient of the jury of the competition, armed with cutlery with undisguised delight, came from one dish to another and with each next participant it became. it is clear that it will be very difficult to choose the best, which surprised me that paramedics. it would seem that people are very busy, and they improve all the time, because, unfortunately, the disease develops, you need to learn all the time, but it turns out that they still know how to cook like real true chefs, just real cooks and confectioners. this is really surprising, because , well, it's not typical of

second, we had a clear vision for the future. house democrats fight the lower cost, better paying jobs, safer communities . house democrats will put people over politics. third, we had a tremendous track record of accomplishment to back up and validate our vision for the future and our vision to make life better for every day americans, from the very beginning of this current terms, democrats have been getting things done and the american people recognized that. the american rescue people. shots in arms, money in pockets, saving the economy from a deep recession. creating millions of good paying jobs, fixing our tunnels, roads, mass transit system and ensuring high-speed internet access in every single. gun safety legislation. for the first time in 30 years that will save lives. the chips ann science act bringing manufacturing jobs back home to the united states of america and investing in science, technology, engineering, math and education so the american people have the skills to succeed in the 21st century economy and of cour

we had a clear vision for the future. house democrats fight for lower costs, better paying jobs and safer communities. democrats consistently will put people over politics. and we had a tremendous track record of accomplishment to backup and validate our vision for the future and to lake -- make life better for everyday americans. from the beginning democrats have been delivering and getting things done. the american people recognize that. the american rescue plan money in pockets, kids back in school. saving the economy from a deep recession if not worse. if the structure and jobs act created millions of good jobs. fixing our crumbling bridges, roads, jobs, airports and sewer and mass transit and ensuring high-speed internet access in every community. gun safety legislation for the first time in 30 years that will save lives. the chips & fact bringing domestic manufacturing jobs back home to the united states of america. and investing in science, technology, engineering and mathematics education so the american people ha

need to look each other in the eyes and secondly, on what terms to end this war and you know the vision of the united states is also very important i am writing this from john kir without the strategic coordinator of the us security council what is the opinion of the united states and i understand that the opinion is now shared by the ukrainian the leadership, now there is a new phase of the war, now there is a moment that is decisive in that war and for that war, when it is possible to understand, it is possible to decide, the allies can agree among themselves in which direction, in which direction further events will go, just from today, just from that point will it be a further counteroffensive or will it be possible to aspire to give some kind of negotiations there, well, moreover, you know that not only this term peace is important here, but in the state department in the white house well, yesterday we heard it from biden personally several times , they constantly pronounce this term fair, and here it is worth understanding, and what about america, because they say this very often.

this is our vision. this is my vision and i will come for that with martin found nevada's has his own vision when it comes to helping cancer patient with the netherlands. there are more than $100000.00 people diagnosed cancer for a year. and the big 40 thousands do not have to luck to recover and they die. and it sits a huge problem. ah, in 2018, he had a crazy idea. the netherlands used to have an 11 city tool, a hugely popular speedskating event held unfrozen canals. it was suspended in 1997 as winter's became too warm. so if and if i decided to swim little instead, when i decided to swim, the 11th city to i was not aware how many kilometers do you have of 11 city to was . and i went back home and i was googling and, and then i, i found out it was 200 kilometers. wow, wow. wow. i wasn't big jumped in 10 kilometers. so that was quite a long thing. the thought, well maybe if everything works out maybe is possible. his 1st attempt failed off to 160 kilometers and a lot of pain. but in the summer of 2019,

we held hearings and committed ourselves to vision zero and traffic calming projects for safer streets in every district. return. prop k and d funds we steward public dollars with care and transparency earning certificate of achievement in financial reporting and aaa bond rating. and the agency this month received 2 industry awards the civic champion from the conference of minority transportation and the agency of the year from the bay privilege the american council of engineering companies. congratulations torn at the transportation authority. on the terrific honors. thank you, clothes for your collaboration and our aids and the entire standpoint at the transportation authority for everyone's hard work. i want to express special appreciation to our out going colleague commissioner mar. for your service on the transportation authority and for your leadership on prop l and sustainable transportation initiatives the past 4 years. your legacy will carry on as we participate the completion of the d4 shuttle study. school access and taraval paid 2 project and our staff have prepared a token

of the — to get rid of a clerical vision of the church that has opened the possibility of abuses andrancis has apologised, so we are in this context. for a young — we are in this context. for a young man _ we are in this context. for a young man wanting to become a priest, _ young man wanting to become a priest, it's— young man wanting to become a priest, it's notjust a matter of you — priest, it's notjust a matter of you feel you are called to the priesthood, it's also it's always— the priesthood, it's also it's always a _ the priesthood, it's also it's always a recognition at the time — always a recognition at the time that the church would call you to — time that the church would call you to be — time that the church would call you to be a priest, so your personal— you to be a priest, so your personal feeling or decision is not enough, so i would explain that to — not enough, so i would explain that to a — not enough, so i would explain that to a young woman. it is closed — that to a young woman. it is closed for— that to a young woman. it is closed for women ordination to priesth

and so the contrast between specifically reagan and your vision seems to be that reagan's vision andffer to america in 80 election is an opportunity for specifically white america to to look away and forget the difficulties of the last 20 years to absolve themselves of some kind of obligation to actively seek out, you know, a redress of harms, whereas your vision creates and in an obligation and makes it incumbent upon us to not only bear witness injustices, but you actively seek redress for those injustices. and so, like the political tension seems to be that like there is opportunity cost for people who would benefit from an inherently unjust system. do you always like take the path least resistance towards the vision, the narrative that justifies. you know, i'll call it lazy, must be a little so like what is like what do you see as like the applicability of vision to, you know, the electoral political context? like how do we build this as a vision not only of how to hew the country's founding ideals of how to approach the law, but to do democracy. well, i mean, i think the answer

musk also says he wants to restore vision.for are the first two applications were going to import in humans are restoring vision. and, uh, that i think this is like notable in that even if someone has never had vision ever like they were born blind. were believed they can they can we can still restore vision. in recent years, neuralink has been conducting tests on monkeys while it seeks approval from the fda to begin clinical trials in humans. in san francisco. people are gathering right now to commemorate world aids day with a march to city hall. that's where a visual will be held at five o'clock tonight to remember those lost to the virus and to continue raising awareness about the ongoing epidemic for more on tonight's event. we are joined now by dr tyler termeer, the ceo of the san francisco aids foundation. we greatly appreciate the time tonight. let's let's start with what we can expect at tonight's vigil in san francisco. what where do where do your thoughts go here? as we mark world aids day. yeah you know, every year