item 9, vision zero, 2021 traffic fatality report. this is an information item. >> chair mandelman: thank you. colleagues, this is part two of the vision zero discussion that we started at our last meeting that focused on the progress of the updated action plan and we anticipate that will be the subject of the follow-up hearing this fall. today we're going to hear from department of public health on the 2021 traffic fatality report. while this data covers last year, the numbers are not looking good for 2022. in fact, with the year just halfway over, we've been averaging one traffic facility per week. this is not good and it's a strong signal that we have to bring all the resources we can to move this trend in the opposite direction. i'm looking forward to our discussion today and also to hearing more potentially about the role traffic enforcement could play to ensure that every san franciscan can feel safe on our streets. i think that we have from the department of public health, devon morris? >> updated seth pardo here today. >> chai

but now, from july 1, everyone who wants to drive cars at a discounted price, zero customs clearancel not be an importer goods are already being returned to the customs and vat warehouse, and the tax authorities are already starting to come to businesses with inspections. well, all this is happening against the background of the 24-hour work of the nbu printing press, which is printing hryvnias without interruption. well, i think about this that it is definitely worth talking about and finding out, it will help fill the budget all these latest old new initiatives of the government and uh let's start the story with our colleague serhii morgun 1800 cruise missiles in ukrainian cities and since the end of february human casualties thousands of destroyed houses hundreds of enterprises in the country 8 million people left the seaports, the russians also blocked them, and therefore the export of the grain that remained in our warehouses is impossible due to the war unleashed by russia. according to the forecasts of the world bank, the ukrainian economy will decrease by almost half by the e

in march, before zero customs clearance began, this level was at the level of 2-3,000 cars. in april, there were already 30,000 of these cars. in may, even more. well, by the end of the year, we will have about 200 , probably every year, 250,000 cars that were imported by a-a with zero customs clearance, and to compare not only march and april, it is necessary to compare, for example , the whole year 2021. and during 2021, it is clearly visible on the screen. so, 50, 60,000 cars were steadily imported into us per month, and also according to those rates that were full that is, virtually zero customs clearance it did not make a boom in the car market, it simply returned this import market to the level it was before the start of the full-scale invasion, and a simple conclusion can be drawn that if zero customs clearance is canceled again now, we will return to the level of march because with the beginning of the war so a lot has changed, including the solvency of ukrainians and the prices of cars abroad, that is also why, if you count the conditional losses of the budget in th

_ environment and in particular net zero. . , environment and in particular net zero. ., ,_ , zero.the environment? exactly, i think it is a conservative party that signed net zero into _ conservative party that signed net zero into law, becoming the first g7 country— zero into law, becoming the first g7 country to— zero into law, becoming the first g7 country to do so. we need to demonstrate our leadership on this issue _ demonstrate our leadership on this issue and _ demonstrate our leadership on this issue and it — demonstrate our leadership on this issue and it is a real vote winner in marginal— issue and it is a real vote winner in marginal seats, that we will miss out on _ in marginal seats, that we will miss out on in _ in marginal seats, that we will miss out on in the — in marginal seats, that we will miss out on in the next general election unless— out on in the next general election unless we — out on in the next general election unless we do so.— unless we do so. isn't it more of a roblem unless we do so. isn't it more of a problem that _ unless we do so. isn't it more o

and good for alex sharma _ new pm dumps net zero plan.or alex sharma for showing _ new pm dumps net zero plan. and good for alex sharma for showing the - for alex sharma for showing the principles — for alex sharma for showing the principles aren't dead in politics. -- alloc— principles aren't dead in politics. —— alloc sharma. he still holds cabinet rank in the cabinet — he still holds cabinet rank in the cabinet office and he says he is not very happy— cabinet office and he says he is not very happy with some of the rhetoric _ very happy with some of the rhetoric. we have heard backsliding on the _ rhetoric. we have heard backsliding on the climate pledge, people saying they are _ on the climate pledge, people saying they are sceptical about net zero and green — they are sceptical about net zero and green targets. it is an appeal to the _ and green targets. it is an appeal to the right, it is very backwards -looi

zero, we've now got net zero — who argued for a net zero, we've now got net zero as a target.le _ with a plan to do so without hitting people in— with a plan to do so without hitting people in the wallets during the middle — people in the wallets during the middle of the cost—of—living crisis. it's middle of the cost—of—living crisis. it's a _ middle of the cost—of—living crisis. it's a pretty— middle of the cost—of—living crisis. it's a pretty big task, but these last 48— it's a pretty big task, but these last 48 hours have shown it is going to he _ last 48 hours have shown it is going to he a _ last 48 hours have shown it is going to be a priority come the next election— to be a priority come the next election i'm sure it's going to be even _ election i'm sure it's going to be even more — election i'm sure it's going to be even more of a priority for voters and nobody— even more of a priority for voters and nobody can afford it any longer. let's _ and nobody can afford it any longer. let's move — and nobody can afford it any longer. let's move away from the weather and look

then you are not really ever going to hit the zero bound problem. you would have to drop 400 basis points. but if our star is at 25 basis points, the interest rate is 2.5%, then now if you had to drop 3% to 4%, you're going to hit the zero lower bound. i think it is really -- i think it is really a problem we have gotten ourselves into. i think it is a feature of the world. i don't think we did anything to cause it to be that. but the fact that our star is really low and it doesn't seem to be trending backup, i think the zero lower bound problem is going to be a problem that we face going forward. but i think we have learned, with qe and various other policies, we can actually moderate that lower bound and help longer-term interest rates with these other policy tools that we have used in the past. >> so there are two issues lower bound raises. one of them you just correctly responded to, which is, if you have a downturn, you need to engage a similar policy and have the means to do it. is it impart a problematic bias? -- in part problematic bias? he

once we are at the zero lower bound, that is when we get it. the idea is, once you start raising rates, there is no reason to use the balance sheet for anything in particular. anything you can accomplish in terms of a 25 basis point hike from the balance sheet, you can just add an extra 25 basis points to the policy rate in the meeting. so you can always accomplish it much faster if it's just policy rate as opposed to the balance -- trying to rely on the balance sheet. >> a couple of questions have come and already. i will kind of combine them. one of them actually echoes a comment or question someone asked me from another central bank. who will remain on names. -- remain on named -- unnamed. the question was -- what took you so long, to start raising rates? adjunct to that question is, are we behind the curb at this point -- are we behind the curve at this point and what will look get -- what will it get to get ahead of the curve? >> looking back to 2021, i would say that the thing that we didn't do well in 2021 is we did not receive the right

you that as a commitment to maintaining net zero by 2050.— net zero by 2050.ey�*re speaking to the four conservative —— a% of conservative members who see it as a priority, maybe not amongst the next electorate which is among the 250,000 conservative party members. there�*s a real issue, a similar issue we had with covid — as the media, you have to be impartial and give people equal voices, but that meant giving voices to those who were covid deniers and people who explain the lockdown was a waste of time, which cost people�*s lives. now you have to give more equal weight to the people who say that net zero is a waste of time. i think they are a vocal minority and i�*m determined to ensure i can run a campaign which maintains the vast majority of conservative mps support net zero, it�*s not a waste of time, being green is a nice thing to do and totally dependent on the future of our economy making this shift towards net zero, because otherwise you will see devastation only when it comes to looking at the climate crisis increase days of extreme heat. but we nee

it governments commitment to net zero targets?— zero targets? that the ambition _ zero targets? it is clear that the ambition is _ zero targets? it is clear that the ambition is there - zero targets? it is clear that the ambition is there in - zero targets? it is clear that l the ambition is there in terms of stated goals, so certainly, from 2015 when the paris agreement was announced, until now, the fact that 1.5 degrees has been the goal is much more ambitious than the policy goals were prior to that. and, that being said, this has been well documented, the world is behind the reductions in emissions, the reductions in emissions, the rate of decarbonisation necessary to meet those goals. it is clear that we are not on target for what the paris agreement has laid out. {lila agreement has laid out. 0k, thank you. _ agreement has laid out. 0k, thank you, we _ agreement has laid out. 0k, thank you, we have - agreement has laid out. 0k, thank you, we have to - agreement has laid out. 0k, thank you, we have to leave it there but we are appreciate yo

so species and how quickly re-reduced towards net zero.— towards net zero.rds net zero. so the future climate is down _ towards net zero. so the future climate is down to _ towards net zero. so the future climate is down to the - towards net zero. so the future | climate is down to the decisions towards net zero. so the future - climate is down to the decisions we all make, but in the days to come here is what you've got to remember. keep hydrated. stay in the shade. wear loose clothing. and last of all, slow down. justin rowlatt, bbc news. with me is our business correspondent caroline davies. the extreme heat is prompting widespread warnings against travel. it is and network rail has said only travel where necessary if you are in england or wales, that's the first time they've done it quite so broadly for a heat warning. that's partly because they are worried about the safety of passengers. many of the trains do not have air conditioning. but also because of delays and cancellations that they are expecting. that's because they are expecting. that's because

species and how quickly we reduce to a net zero. , ~ , a net zero.o. so remember, keep hydrated. stay _ a net zero. so remember, keep hydrated, stay in _ a net zero. so remember, keep hydrated, stay in the _ a net zero. so remember, keep hydrated, stay in the shade, . a net zero. so remember, keep l hydrated, stay in the shade, wear loose clothing and slow down. let me add one more warning, if i may. we've talked about the record daytime heat but we are also expecting record night—time temperatures as well. the met office says it's unlikely to fall below 25 on monday night, a really sweltering night. on wednesday, temperatures will begin to full—back put the met office is saying it isn't ruling out the possibility of more heatwaves this summer. thank you. continental europe is also coping with extreme temperatures, as wildfires burn in parts of france, spain and portugal. high winds and tinder—dry conditions have helped to fuel the flames. at least 281 people are now known to have died in spain and portugal alone — due to the high temperatures. our c

the current goal is a net zero emissions by 2050. to i zero emissions by 2050.un our cars, warm our homes generate electricity. jonah fisher, bbc news. time for all the latest sports news. sebastian vettel has been described as a formula 1 legend after announcing he'll retire from the sport at the end of the season. the german has won four titles, which came in a row while with red bull. only three drivers have a better tally. vettel later moved to ferrari, and will end his career after a second season with aston martin having in recent years also become a champion for climate change and lgbtq rights. my my goals have shifted from winning races and are fighting for championships to seeing my children grow, passing on it like values, helping them up when they fall, listening to them when they need me, not having to say goodbye and, most importantly, being able to learn from them and let them inspire me. henrik stenson sez he doesn't feel that he gave up europe's ryder cup captaincy by choosing to join liv golf — the controversial tour which is financially backed

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i'm going to give zero credit, i cannot remember where i saw this.extend out from the gloom , over six months, over a year, if you go out two years, the fact is, you see a recovery. in 1970, when you are down and out, on wall street and there is a bear market, you can find a bridge over troubled water. jonathan: i will make a serious point as you try and slip in more lyrics". -- agrees with you. the near term, you get competitive. a better view from his perspective in this market. tom: we are not going there. jonathan: please stop going there. europe cpi, upside surprise. 8.6% on the headline inflation number, in line with the u.s. core slips back, sub 4%. how much has changed for the ecb today? i am not sure a lot, compared to where we were yesterday. tom: into our four day work week next week, the relative move of price change is key. we are going to get a brief from sarah watt house. what is the vector, the tone and magnitude of change in your forecast for the gdp of the american economy? sarah: what we learned this week, the consumer is on more f

by opting for a zero-gravity flight.o. >> 727, zero gravity come true. this is kristina and thomas having the fun of their life 30,000 feet above the gulf of mexico. >> amazing feeling when you feel your body start lifting in the air. >> inside the plane it's entirely padded for the uncontrolled people floating, spinning and bouncing around into each other and everything else. >> the great thing about zero g, you don't have to be a nasa astronaut to enjoy it. phil: enjoying we did. the way it works the plane does -- a deep plunge over and over again. unlike flying space origin or virgin galactic which cost half a million dollars, one astronaut made $55 million each to spend ten days at the space station, the zero g costs far less, $8,000. for future astronauts -- you will do it again. >> yes, definitely. a million times more. >> the majority of zero g flights are actually -- the rest of the flights are like this one, astronaut wannab-be thrill seekers and a thrill ride it definitely is. floating over the gulf of mexico,

he says you need to look at the full cost, that's what the net zero american study. that's what they've done. they've done that. this is inot something that we are ignoring and i mean, look at the study. >> first of all any protection. i have a rule any projection about the future that is not knowledge the present is n not bound. everyone that i've looked at their in total denial. they claim solar and wind have made things cheaper already. that shows you the skill of their accounting. hyit involves all sorts of denial about the future and also to making up things based on faulty assumptions. what i like is what has actually happened . 10 years ago europe was saying all the same things you were and they are in total predicament where there dependent on yrussia because they believed these fantasies instead of looking at reality. these ideas are so great implementthem in one place, do not force us to ban fossil fuels which is what you're advocating in the name of economic , just total fallacy and fantasy . >> let's shiftyears. >> ,on . >> this is true. there's denial go

this is what we are going to see as long as they continue with covid zero.other blow for macau. haidi: which we know was struggling with the lack of visitors with border closures and covid zero, but now we are seeing the shutdown as well. emma: they are trying to stave it off for a number of weeks, given how important more than 80% of the economy the casino industry is, but those cases have been very stubborn. the outbreak has not gone away in macau, so they have gone into that last resort and have shut back down the casinos for the week. and then, they will review the situation as to whether they will reopen them again, if the outbreak is under control. but we are talking of near a hundred cases, which in covid zero, is a lot. katleen: and that was bloomberg's emma o'brien. now, here is the first word news. french finance minister bruno le maire says europe must prepare for russia to shut off gas surprise in retaliation for sanctions france is trying to avoid. they are trying to avoid power shortages in a challenging environment. you should be careful with

there has been no sign that president xi jinping will walk back from covid zero.onetary supply has increased and the credit supply, spending is being put forward into the second half of this year and the premier has made announcements amount -- around the need to support the economy. how do you play what could be an economic rebound in china with the caveat that covid zero is a key risk? alex: i think the market got too excited about what was a restart of activity rather than a classic recovery. we should expect strong growth numbers as the major cities reopen. that is not news. the interesting things in china or what is going on underneath that. looking through the shutdowns and restarts, how strong is underlying growth? we see some of that weakening partly on account of the huge spending shift in the west going back towards services and away from goods, which will drag on chinese exports. the authorities are trying to push up domestic demand to compensate for some of that weakness looking ahead, and so you see credit growth, yesterday pretty strong. the net of t

the gas held here will be used in the planned zero—carbon steel plant.ransform iron ore into steel, the hydrogen will replace dirty coke. this novel reaction with iron and hydrogen instead of iron and coke will have only one by—product, and that is water. we're about to witness a very special sight — mounds of iron pellets transformed by the hydrogen. i mean, this is really the kind of revolution with this technology that we're seeing what goes in and what comes out. and this has been made using no coke whatsoever. it's using only hydrogen from fossil—free electricity. and to our knowledge, this is the first time in the world that anyone has done this. and this is then further processed into steel, which we have also tried. so this is a piece of the first fossil—free steel made in the world. revolutionary. indeed. injust a decade, this gargantuan plant will close to be replaced by another plant making fossil—free steel. now, in 35 years reporting the environment, i think this is one of the most significant technological advances i've seen. volvo is alrea

the iit rate is reset to zero measures will affect both new and already operating places valid until june 30, 27 so the government decided to support the industry zero rate will attract investment in the industry there will be new recreation facilities according to estimates tourism growth. such a measure will cost from 16 to 19 billion rubles, if at the moment the average payback of hotels there is from 12 to 15 years, then there you see zero vat, in which it is now actually adopted, but it will probably help there. to improve these terms by six months a year, we initially approached the government with the idea of ​​a tax maneuver. that's it in my opinion. it was more logical. on july 1, the duty on the export of sunflower oil from russia is increased to 560 dollars per ton, and on the export of sunflower meal. on the contrary, it has been declining in russia since last september. it is ready introduced flexible export duty on sunflower oil, which varies depending on prices every month. it appeared against the backdrop of a rare increase in world food prices in order to make it mor

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that's what the studies the the net zero america stay. that's what the berkeley 2035 study. that's what they've done that they have done that. this is not something that we're ignoring and i mean, i mean have you look at me what yes, yes studies. so first of all any any projection, i have a rule that any projection about the future that does not acknowledge. the present is invalid. so all of these studies every single one that i've looked at they're in total deny. they say that solar and wind have made things cheaper already. so that shows you the skill of their accounting something that we know is already made things more expensive. they're denying that so it involves all sorts of denial about the future and then all sorts of making up of hypothetical things based on faulty assumptions that i go by is what is actually happening europe 10 years ago was saying all the same things you are all the same things they were and they are in a total predicament where they're dependent on russia because they believe these fantasies instead of looking at reality if these ideas are so gr

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so his life was taken way too soon and again, zero threat, zero violence.g that. >> and this for you and your family kind of caps off or ends a brutally painful week. i mean, jayland's funeral was just two days ago. how are you all doing? >> we're doing well. we know that everything happens for a reason. but we will not let husband name go in vein or this death -- his death go in vein. we'll continue to raise awareness and keep saying his name and keep saying zero threat, zero violence. now i'm focusing on how do i educate my girls on what just happened, the tragedy behind that and then what we can do locally to raise awareness and continue to be out in the community and show that we are not threats to society. >> his funeral as i mentioned just two days ago. the investigation on the state level is still under way. what do you want to see happen? >> i want his name to keep being out there. i want the story to keep being present. as things are made aware or new evidence and the investigation goes on, i want his name to keep being out there. i want the media

last week, covid zero is going to save lives.o abandon the covid zero policy, it's an important step. if more cities adopt the policy, probably that would mark the beginning of a shift of policy. low vaccination rate among the elderly is one of the reasons why china is not choosing to live with the virus. shery: how is shanghai doing? we are seeing concerns of a renewed lockdown there. reporter: concerns of a new wave or a new round of lockdowns are definitely increasing here. after the city reported a sharp increase in new cases over the past two days, they just reported more than 50 cases for yesterday, more than a dozen, two dozen the day before yesterday. there was a new round of testing , starting the day before yesterday. some financial institutions are telling employees to work from home. people are getting increasingly concerned about the virus. the government does not want to see a new citywide lockdown in the near future. that is why they are ripping up testing. investors are getting concerned. shery: looking forward to

gdp rose after zero point 2% decline in april. economists had expected growth of zero point 1%.ank of england governor said it will act on rates if necessary. >> there are more options on the table and the options can go both ways. we have had very little growth overall. i reject the notion of some demand. we are joined by lizzy burden to walk through the data. it is a factor as we look ahead toward the leadership context. coming in better than expected, but it is a return to growth. lee u.k. economy has been stagnating since january. health output. you have had people going back to the doctor. he would likely pat himself on the back as you hinted at, it might also hint because they are determined to return inflation back to target. that has led some people to say maybe the banquet even risk of recession to get inflation back to target. tom: when it comes to that leadership contest, where do things stand? whittle down the numbers? >> a word we have heard a lot about. rishi sunak remains the front runner and there are eight contenders. he could have taken credit for the gdp figur

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between zero and basis points.ou% inflation target you could run without funds rate at four, no problem. then you're not going at the zero lower boundary. you'd have to drop florida basis points pretty far started 25 basis points your steady-state interest rate was two and a quarter. sokay, now if you had to drop three or 4% is.going to hit the zero lower bound prints really our problem we got into. h i think is just a feature of the world i don't think we did anything to cause it. but the fact our star is really low and does not seem to be trending back up i think the zero amount problem going forward. i think we have learned with qe and other various policies we can moderate that lower bound and help longer-term interest rates with the tools we've used in the past. responded to her havingu a downturn and engage with policy essay problematic a bias would keep a short target? do you think there is no reason we can't kind of maintain 2% on average. x i'm sorry. the zero bound creates a problem of the inflation rises

serve as the co-chair of vision zero task force. age of motum death, case number and whether we have next of kin information at the time and whether we have heard from the office of medical examiner, whether that next of kin has been contacted. next slide please. next, is previous months report. for example, the june includes data from may and so on. dph prepares this monthly report, this is just the image here as an example of the first page it's a three-page report. the report will take us, if that's how long it takes us to confirm the information and ensure that the information is as correct as it can be at the time. page one of the report includes the month tallies and year to date tallies that go back. the second page of the report is where we highlight the counts that may fall within our communities and other vulnerable populations such as seniors. and a-year trends. do not reflect the freeways even if they occur within the county of san francisco. however we do note in the footnote section of this report. okay, i think that d

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shifting over to our vision zero update. unfortunately, i have several collisions to tell you about today. in the early hours of the morning this morning, in the mission district a pedestrian crossing 16th street at south van ness avenue was struck by a vehicle speeding northbound and a pedestrian was killed. rapid response team is on the scene today. we'll have an update on their finding shortly. on june 14th, just a few blocks away mission and 21st, about 1:00 a.m., a driver was making a u-turn on mission street and broadsided by another vehicle driving northbound. the driver was killed in the crash. other driver left the scene. this is also being investigated by a hit-and-run crash. on june 9th this was a fatality of a motorcycle that struck the side of of semitrailer truck in the tenderloin. the collision remains under investigation. our rapid response team is going to accelerate some work we had planned to retime the traffic signals to meet the latest standards for pedestrian crossing times. that is not necessarily some

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. >>> china's zero covid policy is wreaking havoc on the job market. the countries rigid pandemic rules have led to an economic slowdown and high on employment. as this next report explains, it has been especially hard on young people. >> reporter: this part of beijing is hope to agencies term jobs. t people to short- many have come from rural areas hoping to find work. but china's economic slowdown is being felt in big cities, too. this man is from the country's northeast. he lost his job at a restaurant, and industry hit hard by china's zero covid policy. >> translator: i hope i can job soon and feel secure. >> reporter: some people haven't been able to land jobs for more than a year. jin used to work in the film industry, but theaters were shut down as a coronavirus measure. his job was slashed. he now spends his days online hunting for a job. >> translator: if i can't find the right job there, then my day is done. >> reporter: jao is whatever he can to save money, like growing vegetables at home. he is concerned about his future, as the economy sho

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with that ongoing zero covid policy they are sticking with, it means the likelihood of a strong reboundn china's growth rate is low as well. the culmination of all those factors means businesses and consumers are incredibly anxious. if we have one more exogenous shock that confuses businesses even more, it could tip the global economy down a path in recession fears could be realized. shery: given the tightening moves from these other economies come how difficult is it for the ecb or boj to hold the line when their currencies have record lows as well? katrina: that's a good question. the ecb has treaded lightly when it comes to policy normalization. i think they will have to move more aggressively, but i don't think that's necessarily case for the bank of japan. we are expecting them to keep their policy steady and they are going to look through the weakness in the end to maintain that ultra-accommodative policy. when it comes to the bank of japan, it doesn't make sense for policymakers to be normalizing policy in any given kind of sense. the weakness at home -- haidi: our inflationary r

a zero jail order -- a zero bail order is part of the reason, he said.t they have a policy of depopulated the jail without alternatives. zero bail is set to end at the end of the month, but carter says there is still not enough. >> we have a policy to do, what they call, depopulate the jail. and still have in place a procedure that enables county employees to release inmates without any judicial review. the call is to change that. >> responding shortly after the press conference. >> the mayor has a fundamental misunderstanding and lack of information about the issue. but he is talking about our individuals who are multiple offenders. there is no evidence that these individuals are the ones that are being released. >> myth says that the county has no formal policy on d populating the jail, he calls it a practice. >> he went to reduce the population in the jail because we are having outbreaks of covid in the jail that have continued. the reason we are not going to change the practice is because we are focusing on lowe's rick -- low risk individuals that th