he would write a letter to the former chaplain james yee.] amy: "tefham" by kabreet. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. as we continue to mark the 20th anniversary of the opening of the u.s. military prison at guantanamo, where there are still 39 men being held at the cost of something like more than $13 million per prisoner per year that the u.s. taxpayers are paying for, we're joined now by mansoor adayfi, or is he reversed himself, detainee 441. at the age of 18, left his home to do research in afghanistan. shortly before he was scheduled to return home, he was kidnapped by warlords and sold at the cia for a bounty after the september 11 attacks. he was jailed and tortured in afghanistan and then transported to the u.s. military prison at guantÁnamo in 2002 where he was held without charge for 14 years. many of those years in solitary confinement. in 2016, he was released against his will to serbia, when she compares to guantanamo 2.0. he is now the guantanamo project co

commissioner yee. >> commissioner yee: thank you, vice president elias. i was going to ask the chief looking at my roster's availability and with your staffing level now minus the officers that are off on covid and what does that bring you down to? >> police chief scott: commissioner, i'll give you an approximate and i believe this is going to be close. we are probably in the 1,500 when you take out the officers that are either in quarantine or off due to contracting covid-19. we were in the high 1,700s prior to that. we had some retirements unexpected. some vaccination mandates we're working through so there's a lot of challenges with deployment. >> commissioner yee: yeah. and looking at the omicron virus hitting the whole city and throughout, i guess what are the measures that we're taking to protect our members out there as well? because they're the front line that meets the public and they face it every day. is there any plans on that and how to i guess reach this amount of infection among our members? >> police chief scott: well, some of the basic st

commissioner yee. >> commissioner yee: yeah. i was going to ask the assistant chief if he can send me a copy of the list of promotions for january 29th, if you can maybe send me a copy. also, i would say i hope we can peel back what we started over there on the tenderloin. i think commissioner byrnes was starting the ball rolling in the tenderloin. i do go down there every so often and i see a somewhat improvement, so we've still got a lot of work to do there and it's also a street crisis response team as well as all the other social services. i'm looking forward for a group effort to clean it up. we're making it better for our residents in the tenderloin and throughout the city. i'm looking for i guess a better 2022 year for all of us. that's all i have for you. thank you. >> commissioner, we'll get to over our department notice that has a list of all the promotes. >> commissioner yee: thank you, assistant chief. >> president cohen: colleagues, any other questions? assistant chief, would you be able to get together a presentati

former president of the board of supervisors norman yee is here, who led the fight in the city. we also have board members like jennie lam and former board members like hydro mendoza, who i can't tell if they're here because i can't see under the mask as well as the service providers to -- who provide services to our kids. and of course, we have our parents, some of whom you'll hear from today. getting this charter amendment onto the ballot is going to take a lot of partners, and i'm really proud of all the people who are supportive of this and with us today, including our young people, who probably -- [applause] >> the hon. london breed: i know we can put our kids in focus. in the summer of 2020, with our schools closed, we needed to support our kids, especially those living in public housing and congregate settings who had nowhere to go, nowhere to learn. that's when the city, under the leadership of maria su, with the department of children, youth, and families -- [applause] >> the hon. london breed: that's when we created the learning hub. the program that we created happene

commissioner yee. >> commissioner yee: yeah. ask the assistant chief if he can send me a copy of the list of promotions for january 29th, if you can maybe send me a copy. also, i would say i hope we can peel back what we started over there on the tenderloin. i think commissioner byrnes was starting the ball rolling in the tenderloin. i do go down there every so often and i see a somewhat improvement, so we've still got a lot of work to do there and it's also a street crisis response team as well as all the other social services. i'm looking forward for a group effort to clean it up. we're making it better for our residents in the tenderloin and throughout the city. i'm looking for i guess a better 2022 year for all of us. that's all i have for you. thank you. >> commissioner, we'll get to over our department notice that has a list of all the promotes. >> commissioner yee: thank you, assistant chief. >> president cohen: colleagues, any other questions? assistant chief, would you be able to get together a presentation with some in

i had some conversations with former board president yee and others before i signed on. but it has become clear in the days and weeks since this charter amendment was rolled out that there were a lot of conversations that needed to be had about -- there were a lot of people with say from the particularly early childhood community, but i think actually more broadly in the space of serving children and i think, you know, one of the things that i have been thinking a lot about and i've been thinking a lot about not just in the context of this charter amendment, but in some of the other amendments we have today is the ways in which i sooerns san francisco city government not working and high on my list of diagnosable problems and the buzz word is silo-zation and the way in which the board and city of san francisco doesn't feel like a government, but they all operate kind of running off in their own direction, but i think the very good intention behind some of the thinking around the children's agency was to try to address that and try to bring more coherence and coordination

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former president of the board of supervisors norman yee is here, who led the fight in the city.so have board members like jennie lam and former board members like hydro mendoza, who i can't tell if they're here because i can't see under the mask as well as the service providers to -- who provide services to our kids. and of course, we have our parents, some of whom you'll hear from today. getting this charter amendment onto the ballot is going to take a lot of partners, and i'm really proud of all the people who are supportive of this and with us today, including our young people, who probably -- [applause] >> the hon. london breed: i know we can put our kids in focus. in the summer of 2020, with our schools closed, we needed to support our kids, especially those living in public housing and congregate settings who had nowhere to go, nowhere to learn. that's when the city, under the leadership of maria su, with the department of children, youth, and families -- [applause] >> the hon. london breed: that's when we created the learning hub. the program that we created happened in a

will see in our brief that many years ago, this building was sold to the permit holder by mister john yeed at that time negotiations were undertaken under the supervision of judge david garcia.and an agreement was reached to effectuate the lease terms in the lease between the restaurant and permit holder which require that any construction be carefully considered and that the restaurant ... i'm sorry, that the permit holder use its best efforts not tointerfere with business operations of the restaurant .under that negotiated agreement supervised by judge david garcia , whitney jones and die, the two designated representatives were able to move forward and as this document admits cooperate and i huge event of work that did impact the restaurant for a great deal of seismic work at this building. for reasons that were not explained to us at that time, see cdc abandoned the job and did not perform the work involving the steel frame

the united nation as declared 2022, the international yee of autism, our fisheries, and alcohol culture. it's calling on fisheries to be more careful anthem changes in their handling of resources on ecosystems. and that's exactly was lacking assad next report from turkey, chaise. oh, good. good j, as on is once again off the coast near her home town of so many past underwater pins for fish farming in the black sea together with fishermen in south all. the environmentalist is on the lookout for new fish farms. here in north eastern turkey where jobs are scarce. this is the promising new industry for many there is one over there and there's another 11 kilometer further along the spot buoys. later fish cages will be fastened to them. ethan says more bad news for the black sea to kick king azalia married to fish inside these overcrowded cages quickly become ill. a hostile, at large ish farmers, the la massive amounts of antibiotics and other drugs to counter this, selena. this damages the entire marine ecosystem. harrison, the kid ball echo systemic that out. all the old marine biologists a

i think this commission is well aware of the disagreements of recent years between my client john yee ccdc with regard to other projects. i think that it is clear. that the engineer here was not in fact told to use best efforts to minimize impact. he was probably told exactly theopposite and that's the only reason for the change in the plan and the new approach. if this body is not concerned about such things , that's just lumps we have to take but i do think thatthis is a more clear problem than it is being presented . >> we have a question from president tran five. >> president: yes counselor. the umb took in effect as the inspector said in 1992. when did the buildingtransfer ownership ? >> you know, i do not have that recollection. i will tell you the building transferred ownership pursuant to ... [audio lost] >> is it ready? >> it you wanted tostart over. >> a few points of remodel . appellants had agreed previously agreed on approach and i mentioned he's unsure what the various reasons are and why that approach was deviated from . the reason why that we moved from that approach i

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i don't trust the turkish. maxine, i have my doubts. glasses require renewed. m. nora teen yee, has overseen toko vox development. he says the warriors are unfounded. the turkish vaccine is a safe and effective as others. it can limit the image of it, which is what we have all figures and off studies show show. we do not have the slightest concern or doubt in terms of its effectiveness being vaccinated as better than not being vaccinated at all. if turco voc helps us convinced those who are unvaccinated, that would be one of our greatest achievements. because a loser. over the next few months, as many people as possible, are expected to also get their booster shots with turkey's own vaccine. and soon, according to the government's plan, to go back will be delivered to other countries to help them. in the fight against cove, it china's crack down on descent, and hong kong has shifted its focus from democracy, activists to journalists, and recent months. a territory has seen several well known media outlets shut down . the fear of being arrested. as prompted some journalists to leave to safe p

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i was then nominated by the board of supervisors then president norman yee to serve four years at that time. >> supervisor walton: i believe you mean 2020. >> sorry. yes. >> supervisor walton: when did this term end? >> i believe in 2024. >> supervisor walton: thank you. that's all i have. >> chair peskin: thank you president walton. supervisor mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: thank you chair peskin. thank you president walton and chair peskin for convening this calling and having this hearing. i don't have anything particularly to ask. this case very much, i think, goes to kind of attention in having people who are intimately involved in development and real estate on these bodies that oversee real estate development. there's sort of baked into the chartered provisions around building commission. which i know chair peskin, you and i agree may be off change. there's still this notion we want to have people who have direct immediate experience, we know what's going on will know what -- will know the impact what they are doing. they live it and work it and see it every day. on the oth

i was then nominated by the board of supervisors then president norman yee to serve four years at that time. >> supervisor walton: i believe you mean 2020. >> sorry. yes. >> supervisor walton: when did this term end? >> i believe in 2024. >> supervisor walton: thank you. that's all i have. >> chair peskin: thank you president walton. supervisor mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: thank you chair peskin. thank you president walton and chair peskin for convening this calling and having this hearing. i don't have anything particularly to ask. this case very much, i think, goes to kind of attention in having people who are intimately involved in development and real estate on these bodies that oversee real estate development. there's sort of baked into the chartered provisions around building commission. which i know chair peskin, you and i agree may be off change. there's still this notion we want to have people who have direct immediate experience, we know what's going on will know what -- will know the impact what they are doing. they live it and work it and see it every day. on the oth

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on saturday, brady's agent don yee releasing a statement. i understand the advanced speculation about tom's future, without getting into the accuracy or inaccuracy of what's being reported, tom will be the only person to express his plans with complete accuracy. he knows the realities of the football business and planning calendar as well as anybody, so that should be soon. brady is a sheeven-time super bl ch champion, two more than any person and one more than any team. five super bowl mvps. not bad for someone selected 199th in the 2000 nfl draft. >> thanks, patrick snell there. now, tom brady spent two decades of his career playing for the new england patriots. their home stadium, of course, outside boston, and reports of his possible retirement have left the city feeling a little deflated. >> tom brady is just an icon in the sport, but here in new england, 20 seasons that he gave us and some of the most memorable super bowls that we will always remember, it's quite emotional today for a lot of folks. >>> covid-19 deaths are on the rise i

and his agent don yee they are not telling us it's not true they're telling us this has yet to be announcedand will be announced on tom's terms. >> i may be asking someone who is biased but in the pantheon of sports greats, i can really only think of someone like michael jordan in american sports at least that rivals just the rarified air that tom brady occupies. what can you take from his legacy not just as an athlete but also the example that he has set for people that aspire to be great at any craft? >> well, certainly he's the greatest nfl player of all time, the greatest quarterback of all time and he's done it in the 21st century, setting records that may never be broken, certainly are way up there. football is so popular now, you think of those games last weekend, the four divisional playoff games were tremendous, it's the ultimate television product, the most popular sport in america, it has the gambling, violence, fantasy, all of things that america loves. tom is king of that sport at a time when the sport is bigger than its ever before. you mentioned jordan, nba has never as big a

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don yee writing, "i advance the advance speculation about tom's future. without getting into the accuracy or inaccuracy of what's being reported, tom will be the only person to express his plans with complete accuracy. he knows the realities of the football business and planning calendar as well as anybody. so that should be soon. joining me now, cnn sports anchor andy scholes. all right. so help us understand what's going on here, andy. could this just be a matter of tom brady wanting to be in control of a message that somehow leaked? >> it certainly could be, pam. you know, brady a few years ago had that cryptic picture of him walking out of a tunnel that he posted on social media and everybody was like oh man, is this him announcing his retirement? turned out to be a super bowl commercial. you know, tom brady's become quite the showman over the last few years. he has his own show. he always likes to post these really produced hype videos before big games. it could be that tom brady wanted to do this on his own terms, which you know, he fully has earned

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