vision, the people parish. where there is no vision, the people parish and the same goes for communities. if a community doesn't have a vision, they likely that community fails and perishes increases. a person with a vision that have been so glad to have a opportunity to work for has been a guy named gavin newsom. his vision for the state on issues related to equity, climate and projects like this, the clean california program is transforming the state. please give a warm welcome on a chilly evening, give a warm welcome to our governor of the great state of california, governor gavin newsom. [applause] >> thank you everybody. thanks for everybody taking--i like the cheering section over here. you should all be working, but that's for the mayor to decide but i know how hard you work to get here so here to celebrate your extraordinary contribution to this moment and look, i hear about vision. this is about the vision of every person that is struck in traffic that looks down on this spot and has been looking down

they are vision, then vision buildings and especially that. that'd be the best. as the kid of dogs in the department, it's in that unit is sense. this is our best condition to provide the good, the quality, health care field and ship as we are afraid to from doubt, to briggs among these, especially with a month limit because stuff on the month, the patients themselves. the meanwhile form passport holders are leaving dies as the ross of border crossing between the enclave in egypt was finally opened yesterday. egypt to also take in dozens of it seriously injured palestinians. powers of foreign ministry says it will help evacuate about 7000 foreigners into a nationalist with preparations underway. right, let's cross live now to the former palestinian authority minister of the chinese and x, the chinese affairs ashcroft owl. as rami, i'm going to have you on with us, we heard president biden to call for a humanitarian pause to israel as war during a campaign speech on wednesday. do you welcome that statement and do you expect is really leaders to follow that we will

or even having a vision that appeals _ policy. or even having a vision that appeals to— policy.onto... it is a better outcome than their current situation. and i think that will— their current situation. and i think that will appeal to mp5, who face certain— that will appeal to mp5, who face certain loss if they continue to do nothing — certain loss if they continue to do nothinu. �* ,., certain loss if they continue to do nothinu. �* _, ,, ., ., certain loss if they continue to do nothinu. �* ,, ., ., nothing. about keir starmer, do you think in a sense _ nothing. about keir starmer, do you think in a sense he _ nothing. about keir starmer, do you think in a sense he is _ nothing. about keir starmer, do you think in a sense he is more - think in a sense he is more concerned about whether rishi sunak is the leader or a suella braverman leadership if she was to go, it is a big if, heading into an election? it's a very interesting hypothetical but quite unlikely, because i really don't buy that there are enough people who would put in letters. i think conservative mps are quite aw

and be confident in your vision and be confident in your vision so sometimes i think overselling bywhat would be your— overselling by default. what would be your advice - overselling by default. what would be your advice to - overselling by default. what would be your advice to a i overselling by default. what i would be your advice to a want to be entrepreneur in the future? ., . , ., . future? confidence is fantastic and having _ future? confidence is fantastic and having a — future? confidence is fantastic and having a clear _ future? confidence is fantastic and having a clear vision - future? confidence is fantastic and having a clear vision but i and having a clear vision but you also have to make sure you have people following that vision and you are leading with purpose and integrity as well. because many of these companies, they fall down when integrity comes down to it and we want to see more leaders leaving with purpose and integrity. notjust with a very transparent agenda in mind. talking about oil prices, us crude oil has hit the lowest level sincejuly, falling below $78

my vision has started to deteriorate, so i wanted to find out what needs to be done so that my visionready getting better, so is it necessary to put eye drops, for example, what kind of drops, maybe it also depends on nutrition, i wanted to know all this together, i’ve been reading... i know that people with diabetes completely lose their vision, i’m i’m very afraid of this, and i would like to know what needs to be done, what pills or how , how to behave in such cases, diabetic retinopathy, that is, damage to the retina of the eyes is really a very serious complication that is fraught with loss of vision, it is quite reasonable to worry about this question, but what can we say, not everything. in fact, visual impairment in old age is necessarily a consequence of diabetes, that is, in the end, people without diabetes also develop presbyopia, or something like that actually they call it differently, farsightedness, it occurs due to a decrease in the elasticity of the lens of the eye, it is also accompanied by the fact that a person sees poorly , which is why the first and most reasonab

and the weaker eye loses its vision over time. the umbilical sacrifice program is one of the oldest programs of the basist organization. prevention of lazy eye has been implemented in the country since 1375 for children aged 3 to 6 years the golden time to prevent this disease is children before the age of 6. if all the symptoms on the chart are shown correctly, the children will receive a health card, and if they have any problems , they should go to the optometrist. in this program, we have three levels. we have a level of service that is provided by the welfare organization of parents of children aged 3 to 6 years old, they must examine their children's eyes every year to make sure of the health of their children's vision. we have an ophthalmologist healthy is not a problem. according to the latest statistics , children receive vision health cards and only 10% of them go to optometrists and ophthalmologists for special examinations, safa fazli. radio journalism. the beginning of the migration of the nomads of north khorasan tow

your last thing was vision zero education and communication. it was explicit so it means what it is. zero education. is that your goal? no, you put this money towards education because the future is about [indiscernible] creating a new system of education. that is the problem here today we are facing in the entire world. san francisco is [indiscernible] mta doesn't need money for now. freeze or say hold. don't know how to put it. please pay attention, because you are going to regret it big time. otherwise-- >> hello again commissioners. rachel from the san francisco bike coalition speak toog the speed safety camera pilots. this is life-saving technology our organization and many others advocated for many years. we started advocating for automated speed policy in 2017 and ailated to see the pilot come to fruition and hopeful for the impact on our streets. we urge the sfcta and sfmta to for swift and thorough communication to the public so the program is as effective as possible. thank you to the staff who worked diligently on this policy. thank

but that we lay out a clear vision and a path to achieve that vision that gives people something to hold for, to buy into, to grab onto. and i believe that there is a broad and strong coalition throughout the region that wants to do exactly that. all of these countries are on one side of the equation, who's on the other side of the question from us has bola in iran. so it's incumbent upon us, i think, not only to, to lay out that vision, but to be clear about the ways that we propose to, to achieve that. this is not flipping a light switch, a needless to say, given how deep rooted and enduring these, these problems are. but there that we have to, we have to address this and we have to address it in, in concrete ways and with the determination. because again, it comes back to exactly what you said. we have to demonstrate that we have a better idea and a way to achieve it. it's for the final question. moving on to to of course we've been listening to the us sector of state antony blinking, addressing the media there in israel after his talks with is really leadership striking a balance bet

and also the vision then vision buildings and especially that, that'd be the best of it. and the kind of dogs in the department that since in the units is says, this is a bad condition to provide the good quality health care here and see if as we are afraid to, from down to breaks among these, this must be what month somebody comes up on the month, the vision of the themselves as residents of know, the gaza, attempt to flee to the south side tire tree has also come under heavy selling. even people unable to find a safe shelter is, was one american national utah and gets off of northern gaza, sold off interest. i tried to leave twice, by the way it reached through a flock dangerous to move from those guys at this house. i have big family and so what you plan to stay, i'm raising any chances to go through a fucking boulder. i just come on american embassy on israel. they've got my wife named don't the least. they send least or the name to egypt. um, but using us and even those who reached us on board, a stove top escaped the wall video of which it shows. bottom striking clo

she told me it all boils down to conflicting visions.- to conflicting visions.h, it's actually a _ to conflicting visions. yeah, it's actually a bit _ to conflicting visions. yeah, it's actually a bit of- to conflicting visions. yeah, it's actually a bit of a - it's actually a bit of a conflict of values. so, open—ai is tied up in a lot of operationalizing up different ethical values, operationalizing up different ethicalvalues, including things like safety as well as things like safety as well as things like safety as well as things like profit. i think what we're seeing here is a bit of a value conflict between the board which has a charter to the try and protect humanity long term and then pulls for more short—term profit. so all of that is playing out right now. ., ,., , , , of that is playing out right now. ., ,., ,, , ., now. there are some issues over the peeple _ now. there are some issues over the peeple who _ now. there are some issues over the people who are _ now. there are some issues over the people who are working - now. there are some issues over

so fischbach vision, well, the good news, the vision is you're the, you're the why the visited with the people, the what, uh, the, the, the 2nd one is the best offers. so i think this would have been more responsible maybe uh, initially you mean the, the either or the reduce or the, the, the, the security of your style, your body of water, where they give you the good given that you are for, i'm going to, i'm, you or somebody who opened in this 1st age, every clinic i want to on or induced, and the wireless contribution to global house. not only during the call with 9 to been damaged by providing vaccines to other countries. but also through all the h a v h been damaged by providing anti red survival therapy to millions of people around the globe, but very, very high, low cost level. sometimes that's less than one percent of the international cost. and this is amazing. i mean, i think this shows that the treatment can be provided to humanity without going broke, but why them, it has not been achieved up until now. if you look at the g p, o, 80 percent of different the energy the same an

and a path to achieve that vision. that gives people something to hope for, to buy in to, to grab on to. and i believe there is a broad and strong coalition throughout the region that wants to do exactly that. all of these countries are on one side of the equation. who is on the other side of the equation? hamas, hezbollah and iran. so it's incumbent upon us, i think, not only to lay out that vision but to be clear about the ways in which we propose to achieve it. it's not flipping a light switch, needless to say, given how deep rooted and enduring these problems are. but we have to address this and have to address it in concrete ways and with determination because again, it comes back to exactly what you said we have to demonstrate we have a better idea and way to achieve it. >> to a final question, moving on to tunge with bbc. reporter: the first question, the war we're looking to end this war, when will you ask israel to stop it and then the next question, the way the violence is increasing with armed palestinians b

vision. and this is why i call it the north star problem. because because it's just so hard and it's so important. right? yeah. and that that north star problem, it seems, led you to, you know, one of the contributions, i think, of many people who are, you know, anything at all about ai research, really know you for which is image net. i, i was wondering for people who may not be familiar with that, could you briefly explain what image net is and how some of your pursuit of that north star led to it? yeah, of image led is a project is a dataset. it's of the first true big data massive dataset in the world of ai. i guess in hindsight it defined the modern eyes methodology of being driven by big data. it also defined a very important north star problem in the world of computer vision and ai, which is to enable compute hours to understand everyday objects. and when i say everyday objects, there are tens and thousands of different kinds. so it's a very big scale problem. and with the image that's released in 2009 and and then we as we open sourc

our partnership with africa is also an important part of this vision. i will be heading to johannesburg at the end of the month, with many colleagues from this administration, congress, labor, and civil society and the private sector, to cohost the 20th united states sub-saharan africa trade and economic cooperation forum with south african minister of trade, and my friend. the annual forum was a key part of the african growth and opportunity act when it was signed. and it remains an important program for the u.s. to support africa's ongoing regional economic integration, and to empower more people to reap the benefits of economic growth. it has served as a core tool to help utilize africa's incredible potential to increase investments and to create new jobs across the continent. the congressional authorization expires in two years. we are committed to working closely with congress on a forward vision that reflects changes on the continent and opportunities for improvements. in terms of improvements, consider utilization rates remain low. let's discuss

my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd.it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. area. plus a travel nightmare unfolding in las vegas tonight. we're planning out your thanksgiving travel week just ahead. well, finally now, the west coast crafts fair returned to san fr

so that is how i began my journey in vision.his is why i call it a northstar problem, because it's so hard. and it's so important. jeremy: yeah. and that northstar problem led you to, you know, one of the contributions i think of many people who know anything about a.i. research know your for which is in internet. i was wondering for people who may not be familiar with that, could you briefly explain what image net is and how, sort of your pursuit of that northstar led to it? dr. li: yeah. image net is a project, is a data set. it is the first true big data, massive data set in the world of a.i. i guess in hindsight, it defined the modern a.i.'s methodology of being driven by big data. it also defined a very important northstar problem in the world of computer vision and a.i. which is to enable computers to understand everyday objects. when i say everyday objects, there are tens of thousands of different kinds. so, it is a very big scale problem. and, with image net's release in 2009, and then we, as we open sourced this data se

ok, and you can see about me most with visions now coming. even mindy, confused as blank bibles as they need oxygen. do you need? are you fluid? we cannot compensate them a most risk. and so we need to identify like feed hospital combines it's just such a big number. most of us with them kind of compensate. these numbers are vision simply, our service now is almost oh, they cannot do anything more. my message is because of a vision 50 based on us tv's a sorta, it'd be like kids this done, it's in use or because the 6, the vincent, other women and kids, most of the civilians, they have nothing to do with disabilities. they need the basic lives requirements, they need the medicaid, they need the food, they need the work pretty smart that the agents call it for free and hospitals to come and support us. i know with theme because my mini contain or so they go, they go think it's hosted, and the thing is such a environment, it's very noisy, very could always did. most of this is we but the vision and the good on the put them in the chance situatio

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ith amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com cisco's mission district was supposed to make things safer for cyclists. but many say it's literally killing small businesses along valencia street. and now more devastating news for them. an in-depth study into how it's working has been postponed, owned until next year . >> there's no customers. there's no tourism. a lot of our business friends are going out of business is because of the lack of parking and customers. >> they are worried. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm karina nova. so as we wait for the city's official update next year. abc seven did its own checking of its source. >> and in a casual survey, we found that many business owners say they're near the breaking point. abc seven news reporter luz pena has that story. a month ago we introduced you to iad and rafiq to business owners on valencia street who've been struggling to survive. >> th

vision. and this is why i call it the north star problem. because because it's just so hard and it's so important. right? yeah. and that that north star problem, it seems, led you to, you know, onef the contributions, i think, of many people who are, you know, anything at all about ai research, real know you for which is image net. i, i was wondering for people who may not be familiar with that, could you briefly explain what image net is and how some of youpursuit of that north star led to it? yeah, of image led is a project is a dataset. it's of the first true big data massive dataset in the world of ai. i guess in hindsight itefined the dern eyes methodology of being driven by big data. it also defined a very important north star problem in the world of computer vision and ai, which is to enable compute hours to understand everyday objects. and when i say everyday objects, there are tens and thousands of different kinds. so it's a very big scale problem. and with the image that's released in 2009 and and then we as we open source this dat

tell your provider about vision problems or changes.zempic® with a sulfonylurea or insulin may increase low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. living with type 2 diabetes? ask about the power of 3 with ozempic®. tied with elvis presley and frank sinatra for the most albums to make the billboard's top 40. not bad for a group that disbanded three decades ago. the band's latest album, dave's picks volume 48, debuted today at number 33. it's their fifth 88th album to make the top 40. >> all right. well, here is some dead trivia for you. the first version of the grateful dead was started by jerry garcia as a jug band with his coworkers at a menlo park store where he taught . >> that's interesting. and it took off from there. >> oh, my gosh, it did. >> all right. well, we still have much more news ahead for you. >> so let's get to abc7 news anchor karina nova for a look at the stories that are coming up at 530. karina thanks, dan. >> and tonight, we're

and also the vision then vision buildings and especially that, that'd be the best as the kid of dogs in the department that since in the units is says, this is our best condition to provide the quality health care here and ship. and we are afraid to from down to breaks among these, especially with a month lemma. because of the month, the vision of the themselves is residents of northern gauze. a fleet to the south thoughts or 3 has also come under heavy shunning, leaving people unable to find a safe shelter. his was one american national yukon gets out of northern gaza fold off the juice. i tried to leave twice by the way it reached through a flock dangerous to move from those gauze at this house. i have big family. and so what you plan to stay, i'm wasting any chances to go through the fox mulder. just go more american embassy on israel. they forgot my wife name to be on the list. they send list or the name egypt. i'm waiting a day. even those who do reach the southern border, the still not necessarily escaped the wall video footage shows bomb. the striking close to the crowd is rou

your last thing was vision zero education and communication. it was explicit so it means what it is. zero education. is that your goal? no, you put this money towards education because the future is about [indiscernible] creating a new system of education. that is the problem here today we are facing in the entire world. san francisco is [indiscernible] mta doesn't need money for now. freeze or say hold. don't know how to put it. please pay attention, because you are going to regret it big time. otherwise-- >> hello again commissioners. rachel from the san francisco bike coalition speak toog the speed safety camera pilots. this is life-saving technology our organization and many others advocated for many years. we started advocating for automated speed policy in 2017 and ailated to see the pilot come to fruition and hopeful for the impact on our streets. we urge the sfcta and sfmta to for swift and thorough communication to the public so the program is as effective as possible. thank you to the staff who worked diligently on this policy. thank

that vision and you are leading with purpose and integrity as well.ause many of these companies, they fall down when integrity comes down to it and we want to see more leaders leading with purpose and integrity. notjust with a very transparent agenda in mind. in australia, its second—biggest telco, optus, says it is trying to work out what affected its failure to operate this morning. the company has not specified if this was caused by a cyber incident. lastly, as cyber breach and optus expose the personal details including home addresses and passport numbers of millions of customers. talking about oil prices, us crude oil has hit the lowest level sincejuly, falling below $78 per barrel. our report is from new york. at the end of september, we saw oil nearing $100 a barrel, a psychologically important marker as consumers feel their cars with gas and heat homes and while the price of oil does not contribute to the core inflation that the federal reserve likes to gauge, it does contribute to headline inflation and the direction people feel prices are mo

i love the vision, can it come through? thank you for joining us, tell me about this. >> seamless bay area, it is public transit system where transit is easy and convenient to use across any part of the region. that means we would have a coordinated scheduled, fares, routes, just as convene yefnt for driving. >> we are talking about trains, buses, ferries. as it stands right now you may have to take a bus from oakland, b.a.r.t into san francisco and another bus to another location. how would that all change for the riding experience? >> so, that is a typical trip that many people would have to take right now. they might have to go to three different websites to look up schedule information, the schedules themselves would not be coordinated. the fares, they would have to pay a separate fare for each of the legs that can make it expensive if you are traveling in a group or with your family. a lot of people would not know how to start doing that trip and they would not even try. so, making transit seamless means information wo

fulfilling the vision that _ be more to come. fulfilling the vision that we _ be more to come.that we have set - be more to come. fulfilling the vision that we have set to i be more to come. fulfilling the vision that we have set to keepj be more to come. fulfilling the i vision that we have set to keep ai safe is— vision that we have set to keep ai safe is not— vision that we have set to keep ai safe is not the work of any single summit — safe is not the work of any single summit. the uk is proud to have brought— summit. the uk is proud to have brought the world together and hosting — brought the world together and hosting the first summit but it requires — hosting the first summit but it requires an ongoing international process, — requires an ongoing international process, to stay ahead of the curve and to _ process, to stay ahead of the curve and to see — process, to stay ahead of the curve and to see through all of the collaboration that we have begun today~ _ collaboration that we have begun today so — collaboration that we have begun today. so we have agreed that bletchl

my message is because i'm a vision, 50 vincent, us tvs, a sorta, it'd be like kids. and it's done. it's, he needs or you can say 6 to vincent, other women and kids, most of the civilians. they have nothing to do with this a little bit. and they need the basic law, its requirements, they need the medical care, they need the full, they need the workforce. what the uh, the engine toilet fee and hospital to come and support us. i know with theme because my mindy contin or so they go, they go thank you so much and they are working and such a environment. it's very noisy. very good. all did, most of this is we put the vision and the good on the put them in the chance situation, auto body disaster and you kind of described it but by your on really to the point which we cannot go back. this is so that's good for the human community. there is a civilians here we need the head. so please send these videos besides with the stuff and with enough equipment. 3 people, including 211 east journalists, have been killed and a reported as striking of the country's buddha with, as well. the 2 other li

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what the vision is there any kind of scenario or even maybe during was in the video? the yes. certainly the sort of that on the board. okay. i might be a little bit better. the visuals is the, this is what the, what the uh, the, the, uh the the, the, the digital video. so you'll need to keep the, your specific go visit. now, you should have all that to me just the message that you need to read. the somebody was going to be sure to make it as a like yes, you said in a couple of interviews and as well as in this interview that you all know more water in about quote and you call it very and then a seasonal flu and i suppose you have your own very long professional expertise to give you that assurance, something that we let human scale hold perhaps to rely on. and i wonder if it's, you know, given all the measures, given a, given all the log downs, the dad's the m floorspace solution that our society has had to go through. or is it as natural that the coverage would still be casting such a long shadow over our societies? i mean, do you think it should be dealt with? perhaps not in

nor can but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com talk to your eye doctor about ga announcer: hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people and good living. [music] on today's show, creating champions

my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd.t know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. our here's a live look at our abc seven south beach skycam. it's about five 15in the evening and it's already getting dark outside daylight saving time has ended for now and as usu

that's not an optimistic vision. so to organize anything like this, to bring people together, think of it like a sports team. standing, there you're in a locker room, what do you say to say, okay, let's do this together. for a greater good. and there is no greater good that they're concerned with. that's just sort of a hollowness at the core of where the republican party is, which is the lack of governing philosophy. >> let's talk about this. i was covering the war in israel when this all went down, and i had to admit that i had not really heard much about mike johnson ever before. my optimistic view of it was that the guys knew, maybe he doesn't have the baggage within the party that mccarthy has, hasn't had the missteps. maybe he is the guy they can coalesce around for some kind of vision that steve was, the stewards talking about. that hasn't happened. the vision hasn't been present dead, the optimistic view hasn't been presented. no one is coalesced around anything. what happens now? >> well, i think it's importa

i love to fish and they are with the dental and vision department. often they had a surgery here, but unfortunately is now she phase all the way with a huge number of injured patients. we have more than 808 tons of additions for who are admitted to our hospital. it does bind, i'll look at bescedy that when you combine, so that is 150 percent does all the, all the invasion department and even the images, the department. and even though the departments are over one with a huge number of patients, we cannot, we don't know where to accommodate and whose number of these visions. so we are stuck, we are affected now we are, we have no intake list, was made more patients thought images of departments as then we are dealing with our kids while it is in damages. the engine though, but i think the bus in spite of the lack of shortage of medicine and drugs and me because of law and decision equipment situates our vision situations because this is a cut that sort of thing and the human tell. yeah. oh. so she faces up over what was a huge number of things are available, but also it is over one wit