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. >> president walton: supervisor mar? >> commissioner mar: thank you president walton. i like to be added as a co-sponsor and thank supervisor ronen for her leadership on this as well as school reopening and all other issues related to families. thank you. >> president walton: thank you. madam clerk, please call the roll for 16. [roll call vote] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: without objection, in motion is approved unanimously. please call item 17. >> clerk: a motion to approve the mayor's nomination for the reappointment of sharon lai to the municipal transportation agency board of directors term ending march 1, 2025. >> president walton: please call the roll for item 17. [roll call vote] >> president walton: this motion is approved unanimously. please call item 18. >> clerk: a motion to appoint bernita burge, jon jacobo, has been ming how and rem alex lantsberg, terms ending decembe. to the housing stability fund oversight board. >> president walton: please call the roll for item 18. my apologies, supervisor melgar? >> supervisor melgar: thank you.

more than 100 people killed in the worst day of violence since me and mars military seized power 2 children are among the dead. hello i'm barbara sarah this is al jazeera live from london also coming up why a rise in corona virus infections in india could jeopardize the delivery of vaccines to lower income countries iran and china sign a historic deal to strengthen their ally sanctions said tehran it's a major economic lifeline and food delivery service the liberal gets ready to list on the london stock exchange would be the rider is to say they're being left behind . the welcome to the program may and more as military has again turned on its own people killing at least a 114 unarmed civilians according to local media there has been international condemnation of the violence the us ambassador to me and marred the scribing the bloodshed as horrifying tony chang reports. of a war that. was. the inconsolable cry of a father whose dead son in his arms the 13 year old boy was shot at his home in central myanmar as the security forces moved in. on muslim just city yangon looked and sounded like a

this is deja news a live from berlin serious charges against man mars generals from the un special rapporteur tour. issuing them to be sure you your religion related boy. are you going to shake you should. use as crimes against protesters include a murder torture and force of disappearing it's also coming up on the show another vaccine for the european union regulators approve the johnson and johnson shots unlike the others already being used this one only requires a single dose. and to japan a mourns the more than 18000 people killed in the massive earthquake and tsunami that struck the country 10 years ago. hello i'm claire richards and welcome to the show it is a severe indictment the un's human rights investigator on myanmar says the new military regime is likely committing crimes against humanity with its deadly crackdown on people protesting last month's coup special tom andrews told the un human rights council that the military junta had murdered at least 70 people and that more than 2000 have been unlawfully detained he's calling for sanctions against the country's military leaders le

test drive scope was literally out of this world the mars rover perseverance has traveled its 1st few meters since landing last month the u.s. space agency nasa says all systems are go this report from rob reynolds making tracks on mars the perseverance rover went for a spin 2 weeks after landing on the red planet this was a milestone for the question on the mobility fall like we've driven on earth but driving on mars. so many people like khalid and powell work toward the ferry moment right here and it wasn't a long trip just over 6 meters in total nor was it a fast drive the whole exercise took 30 minutes and almost 0.02 kilometers per hour but so far perseverance is working perfectly we haven't had any hardware issues you know everything i've been working that we've been checking out. and so it's actually been amazingly smooth and in that respect and what here in this picture of a rock formation near the landing site you can clearly see stratification or layers of rock they may be made of sediment washed down billions of years ago when mars was rich with surface water either existed

thank you so much. >> supervisor haney: thank you supervisor mar and thank you as well. i do have to amendments which i will bring forward but colleagues, other questions or comments? president walton? >> supervisor walton: thank you, i wanted to say thank you to the budget committee, especially to your staff, abigail has done a wonderful job working with everyone and to the mayor's office working with you as the chair to come to an agreement on what to do with the resources we have available. everybody has been working hard. we have a lot of work to do to get the resources out to our community, but i appreciate everyone working in a unified manner. >> supervisor haney: thank you. i appreciate that. is there a bla report on the item? i believe there is. >> this is nick minard from the budget office. we do not have a revised report given the timing of the legislation. but having reviewed it, we consider approval to be a policy matter for the board of supervisors. >> supervisor haney: thank you. mr. clerk, is there any public comment on the item? >> clerk: thank you. membe

. >> president walton: supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: the ordinance before us today is base on a basic and moral idea as reopen businesses should rehire and not replace their laid off workers. i want to start by thanking members of the public safety neighborhood services committee who have considered recommended and heard me speak on this item before. i will be brief today. this item was referred back to committee to make a final set of amendments in response to robust input and feedback from the labor council, chamber of commerce, and other stakeholders. we have tailor the ordinance by industry from our existing worker retention laws. we narrowed the rehiring requirements removing the requirements to rehire laid off workers to positions they would have to be trained for. instead, focus on positions they just previously held. these changes along with our earlier amendment to the emergency version of this ordinance, strike a careful. balance between supporting unemployment workers and supporting businesses. we can and must do both. this has been long and difficult process. i'm gra

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>> wow, if we found a worm on mars that would be amazing. [laughter] i have to say, i am hoping for something like bacteria. living right below the surface , maybe a little damp patch. i think bacteria are fascinating, don't get me wrong. i think it will be a lot to expect to find a worm on mars. i think we do, in order to understand something you have to analyze it. that means pulling it apart. there might very well be a sample return from march effort find something that looks like life or a fossil. because scientists are going to look at this up close. but we do need to respect the possibility is life as we do know it or don't know it on mars or other places and be very careful about the probes that we send there. nasa is doing its best to try to make these probes completely sterile. because the last thing you want us basically see the planet with bacteria from back on earth that are going to mask the things that you want to see on another planet. >> that question also really gets out dealing with consciousness and intelligence and life a

mars is cold. all right. let's bring you back here to earth, and what we expect as we roll through tomorrow. you can see in the weather headlines, low clouds. temperatures in the 40s to start. as we roll through the day, we're going to get a mix of clouds rolling in and sun at times. and some rain chances. one on saturday and once we hit next monday's forecast. some of the clouds, temperatures overall stay mild. 71 in napa, 69 in santa rosa. 72 over to concord down to the south bay, low 70s for san jose and morgan hill. palo alto gets some bay and ocean breeze, 67. and the chilliest at half moon bay. you'll notice sun and on-again, off-again clouds. for wednesday and thursday and friday. then we get a rain chance on saturday and also as we head into next monday. we're going to take a closer look at those rain totals coming up in less than a half hour. what a weekend it was. what a nice start to the week, right. >> i soaked in a lot of sun. >>> much more to come, including coronavirus and your tacks. our consu

we know we'll have made it if we're able to send humans to mars, but i think the difference with him is it's not driven by a sort of a scientific motive for discovery and the serarch for truth. it's colonizing, imperialistic property value dominating factor, which i think is terrible >> if not mars, should we try to go somewhere else? >> no, there's nowhere else to go sorry to break the news. there's nowhere else to go you can die on the moon in other ways or die on mars, or you can die here and have your odds be much better, so there's really no other planet. there's no back up planet, and elon, you know, i think that his motive is fundamentally driven by this colonialistic view, if we have learned lessons from history, maybe let's not do that if we've not learned our lesson, how intelligent and advanced are we we have a responsibility to be thoughtful stewards of exploration in the solar system! you wrote he's not an aspirational explorer but a flag planter, and i get it. it's great of you to be here thanks, enjoyed the article very much. >>> for the first time in the history of th

today we've counted nearly a 1000000 asteroids which all bit between mars and jupiter in the so-called asteroid belt. city on the fire $100.00 solo of stores across the asteroid belt with my eyes closed and the asteroids are numerous small in an infinitely large banks the probability of a country one is still very low as to if it. patrick michel is an astrophysicist at the nice observatory he's an asteroid specialist who's taken part in the largest solar system exploration missions of nasa and other big space agencies in 2012 planetary resources asked him to join their team of top flight consultants to still asteroids contain resources similar to what's found on earth. because they're the remains of the building blocks which formed the earth and other planets in the beginning 4.5 or 6 or 7000000000 years ago our solar system was a disk of gas and dust and circling the sun when this dust began to come together into clubs some of which ended up as planets heart of this material never managed to form a planet and that of the tween mars and jupiter and the asteroid belt of the u.s. still s

the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor melgar. >> thank you so much, colleagues. so, today i am just giving you an update and also submitting to a memoriams. i am in honor of women's history month. i wanted to announce that i have asked the budget and legislative annalist office to give us a report regarding the impact of covid-19 on women-owned businesses in san francisco. the b.l.a. will look into women-owned businesses and if they'll been able to apply and successfully get loans and grants available in san francisco at the same rate as non women-owned businesses. the data will cover both federal loans and loans that have been awarded through the mayor's office of economic and workforce development as well as data on the federal payroll protection program. i understand that after multiple conversations, that even now the data that we do have is not quite as robust as i think we need for good policy making. so, i have a special interest in economic impact of this pandemic on women and we know that women have su

supervisor mar? >> supervisor: thank you, chair haney. i just had a few questions about the competitive r.s.p. process that led to the selection of color for this contract. i would agree with supervisor safai, from my experience they have done a really admirable job as our testing contractor through the emergency contract, just from my experience -- my personal experiences with them and observations. given the much greater scrutiny of our contracting practices here in the city right now, you know, with the corruption -- widespread corruption of investigation playing out, so i just had a few questions. first of all, it looks like the controller's office did the competitive r.s.p. process on behalf of b.p.h., and is that a standard practice for d.p.h., to have the controllers' office do the competitive process? >> i wouldn't say standard practice. certainly a big driver here was bandwith considerations, at the time we were planning the r.s.p., and then finally publishing it in the fall, we wa number of contracts, and so the office had bandw

commissioner mar? >> sure. well i just wanted to thank executive officer goebel for his prejudices thoughtful work on this program. i know you have been in talks with commissioners on our thoughts on this. i really like the proposed project and i mean as chair chan has stated, it looks like in the final slide you showed, there are six areas, work areas. maybe it can be consolidated into buckets, connected to the solar and storage project as equity strategies within that. it looks like that would represent about 40% of your time and then the follow up on the groundbreaking work, on gig workers needs, the co-op research project and the post prop 22 survey adds up to 25% for that issue bucket. then the new sort of role that we may potentially take on around the public bank, would be about 20%. so i guess my question is, i mean it's a lot of work, and you think it's realistic given you know, we're relying on you to hold it all together. >> thank you for the question. i do think it's realistic. particularly for the

making tracks on mars the perseverance rover went for a spin 2 weeks after landing on the red planet. and milestone on a mission and the mobility of home like we've driven on earth but driving on mars or even to all. so many people i can't even how i work toward the ferry moment here it wasn't a long trip just over 6 metres in total nor was it a fast drive the whole exercise took 30 minutes and almost 0.02 kilometers per hour but so far perseverance is working perfectly. we haven't had any hardware issues you know everything i've been working that we've been checking out. and so it's actually been amazingly smooth and in that respect i'm not and what's here in this picture of a rock formation near the landing site you can clearly see stratification or layers of rock they may be made of sediment washed down billions of years ago when mars was rich with surface water either existed or ayers rock they're likely to be populated by rivers flowing into the ancient light sensor out and perseverence has been flexing its robotic arms with the instruments named sherlock and watson mechanical de

in new pictures from mars, what you need to know about mars and whether there is life up there around t globe, come along as we head to iceland just how cool this place is. we'll get an up close to dolphins and introducing you to the harmony at the aquarium you will meet this 13-year-old boy turnin

supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you so much, chair haney. i fully support our top goal to urgently act to [inaudible] essential to stabilizing our economy [inaudible] [roll call] >> clerk: there are five ayes. >> chair haney: all right. this moves to the full board with a positive recommendation. madam clerk, we will now recess budget and appropriations committee for three minutes and we will see you all back >> all right. welcome back to the february 24, 2021 meeting of the budget and appropriations committee. madam clerk, please read item number 2. >> clerk: item 2 is a hearing to identify the youth commission's budget priorities for fiscal years 21-22 and 22-23 and requesting the youth commission to report. >> chair haney: thank you, youth commission, for your hard work and advocacy. with that, i will turn it over to calvin quick and sarah chung. >> all right. thank you, chair haney. good afternoon, supervisors, members of the committee. my name is calvin quick. i'm the district five representative for the san francisco youth commission.

me in mar activists press on with protests despite a weekend of deadly violence there has been international condemnation following sunday's army violence in yang god meanwhile the military has imposed martial law in parts of the city. and the missing face of syria's revolution. mining against residents it you are it's from the hospice. my son is it tonight was kidnapped by armed men 7 years ago and she's still missing you know the news retraces her steps on the. on the arctic you very much for your company everyone we start this broadcast right here in germany where voters have had a chance america's ruling conservatives a stinging defeat in 2 regional elections on sunday voters in the states of bon burton berg and ryan land palin it's an 8 turn their backs on the c.p.u. and record numbers we'll talk to a leading c.d.u. m.p. about the elections in just a moment but 1st we have this report. germany super election year began badly for chancellor merkel to conservatives into regional elections they significantly lost support among voters the c.d.u. is in crisis one day later in berlin the frus

thank you, supervisor mar. do i have a second? >> supervisor ronen: ronen, second. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor ronen. we have a motion and a second. madam clerk, can you call the roll on the motion to recuse supervisor safai on items 9 and 10? >> clerk: thank you. on the motion to recuse supervisor safai on items 9 and 10 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are ten ayes. >> president walton: thank you. without objection, supervisor safai is recused from items 9 and 10. [gavel]. >> president walton: supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you, president walton. thank you to my cosponsors. a.d.u.s are an especially important strategy for neighborhoods that are predominantly single-family homes given their intention to increase housing density and economic diversity to include renters and people who would otherwise be priced out, and by waiving fees on a.d.u.s, we are supporting low-income families and seniors with mobility needs. a i -- i would like to point out that planning department shows that 81%

. >> clerk: member mar? >> aye. >> clerk: chair haney? >> aye. >> clerk: there are three ayes. >> chairman: thank you. we'll see you in two weeks. thank you. >> chairman: madam clerk, can you please call items two and three together? >> clerk: item number two, resolution retroactively authorizing the office of the district attorney to expand a grant in the amount of 316,000 for the department of california insurance body automobile insurance fraud program for july 1st 2020 to june 30, 2021. item three, authorizing the office of district attorney to accept an extended grant (indiscernable) for the insurance fraud program for a period of july 1st, 2020, to june 30, 2021. members of the public who wish to provide public comment, call 415-655-0001, i.d. 1872518978, then press pound twice. if you have not already done so, please dial *3. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. >> chairman: great. thank you. i believe we have -- do we have the district attorney himself here? and a.d.a. perry

. >> just to get on my soapbox i don't care that the mars rover landed okay. if we can put this sophisticated piece of machinery on mars and yet the cops still can shoot an unarmed black person, lock up black people, people of color, trans people are still being killed, if we as a society can put a robot on mars then there is something fundamentally wrong with us because that is a hard thing to do. i can go outside and feed the hungry person right now. if we put the same resources into putting a robot on mars to just feeding the hungry there would be no hunger in this country. when i start thinking about the sort of stuff it becomes infuriating because the panthers weren't asking for their own colony on mars. they were asking for decent housing in chicago and oakland and san francisco and la. it is interesting to me what happens, not just black folks but people of color, trans folks, lgbt crew, it is amazing what happens when all they say is could you please treat us like a human being, that is all anyone is asking for. we get beat up, thrown in jail, we get k

sorry about that, supervisor mar -- commissioner mar. just wave your hand if you come back on, and i'll hand it back to you. so i have a couple of things. one is about the service level similar to the point that commissioner mar was making about the light rail lines. can you explain to me why we're not restoring light rail service in some of these areas, and you're keeping it at the bus level? it's still an operator, it's still a line. what's the purpose for not restoring the light rail in those areas? and, you know, i understand that some of this is about where we are now, and i know you said that it's about training the operators, hiring the operators, training the operators, but i know last year, when we were going into covid, for instance, with the department of public health, we were able to work aggressively with the nurses to accelerate the timeline that the hiring process could take place. maybe you can't accelerate the training process, but the operating process, we should be able to accelerate. our operating process isn't comin

thank you, supervisor mar. do i have a second? >> supervisor ronen: ronen, second. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor ronen. we have a motion and a second. madam clerk, can you call the roll on the motion to recuse supervisor safai on items 9 and 10? >> clerk: thank you. on the motion to recuse supervisor safai on items 9 and 10 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are ten ayes. >> president walton: thank you. without objection, supervisor safai is recused from items 9 and 10. [gavel]. >> president walton: supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you, president walton. thank you to my cosponsors. a.d.u.s are an especially important strategy for neighborhoods that are predominantly single-family homes given their intention to increase housing density and economic diversity to include renters and people who would otherwise be priced out, and by waiving fees on a.d.u.s, we are supporting low-income families and seniors with mobility needs. a i -- i would like to point out that planning department shows that 81%

sorry about that, supervisor mar -- commissioner mar. just wave your hand if you come back on, and i'll hand it back to you. so i have a couple of things. one is about the service level similar to the point that commissioner mar was making about the light rail lines. can you explain to me why we're not restoring light rail service in some of these areas, and you're keeping it at the bus level? it's still an operator, it's still a line. what's the purpose for not restoring the light rail in those areas? and, you know, i understand that some of this is about where we are now, and i know you said that it's about training the operators, hiring the operators, training the operators, but i know last year, when we were going into covid, for instance, with the department of public health, we were able to work aggressively with the nurses to accelerate the timeline that the hiring process could take place. maybe you can't accelerate the training process, but the operating process, we should be able to accelerate. our operating process isn't comin

today we've counted nearly a 1000000 asteroids which all bit between mars and jupiter in the so-called asteroid belt. the only fire 100 solo of stores across the asteroid belt with my eyes closed and the asteroids are numerous but small in an infinitely large space saw the probability of a country 100 still very low as to if it. patrick michel is an astrophysicist at the nice observatory he's an asteroid specialist who's taken part in the largest solar system exploration missions of nasa and other big space agencies in 2012 planetary resources asked him to join their team of top flight consultants the still asteroids contain resources similar to what's found on earth because they're the remains of the building blocks which formed the earth and other planets in the beginning 4.5 or 6 or 7000000000 years ago our solar system was a disk of gas and dust and circling the storm when this doest began to come together into clubs some of which ended up as planets heart of this material never managed to form a planet and that of the 2 in mars and jupiter in the asteroid belt these are still supp

my own mar and bangladesh's separated at the southernmost border by the now for ever. the headquarters of the rakhine border forces the nasa lies on its banks. within a month thousands of refugees crossed here mostly during the night. the refugees bribed the nasa could border guards who were then prepared to allow the writing go to flee to bangladesh. people smugglers ensure they avoid bangladesh border guards. the islam family had not paid smugglers and faced the perils of the sea. they reached the bangladeshi coastal village of zinser but border guards caught them. there other. while that i planted them i was there lot of other one of the hear sound of their hail but what i want to put in the. hour here yet there aren't a leader who's going to there are body can already get there i'll make a show out on duty and how bad it can really. knew when that in the in my machine. in rakhine state a curfew was imposed and the security forces began the arbitrary detention of young working gunmen. a man mahmoud was in bed when paramilitaries burst into his room. through their he

supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you, chair haney, and thank you so much, acting director and director arce for your presentation and following the work of oewd. your work has been especially important, you know, during the pandemic in supporting our small businesses and workers, so thank you so much. i just had a question -- well, a few questions, but first starting with the small business support, and you were talking about the different programs that were sort of implemented over the past years. it looks like there was $24 million invested in those programs, and i wonder if you had support for those programs over the past year, and just sort of -- like, but i guess in summary, support on the different types of businesses, and yeah. i mean, that's something that i'd be interested in just taking a look at, if you had that. >> certainly -- i mean, i can certainly get back to you with a full summary, supervisor mar. i can tell you of the 24 million, approximately about 5.2 million of that were

>> aye. >> commissioner mar? >> aye. >> commissioner melgard? >> aye. >> commissioner peskin? >> aye. >> commissioner preston? >> aye. >> commissioner ronan? >> aye. >> commissioner safai? >> aye. >> commissioner stefani? >> aye. >> commissioner walton? >> aye. >> clerk: we have 11 ayes, and there is approval. >> chairman: thank you. please call the next item. >> clerk: item 8, final approval, allocate $11,634,000 for better market street, fifth to eighth street. and this is an action item. >> chairman: ms. laforte? >> good morning, commissioners. anna laforte, deputy director for policy and programming at the transportation authority. by way of a reminder, on february 9th, the board unanimously approved the recommended action on first reading for this item, and commissioner haney noted that his vote on second reading would take into consideration the project team's progress on two of three followup requests. specifically, he called for a detailed plan for enforcement of car-free market street, including the number of parking control officers, timing for their deployment, and

>> aye. >> commissioner mar? >> aye. >> commissioner melgard? >> aye. >> commissioner peskin? >> aye. >> commissioner preston? >> aye. >> commissioner ronan? >> aye. >> commissioner safai? >> aye. >> commissioner stefani? >> aye. >> commissioner walton? >> aye. >> clerk: we have 11 ayes, and there is approval. >> chairman: thank you. please call the next item. >> clerk: item 8, final approval, allocate $11,634,000 for better market street, fifth to eighth street. and this is an action item. >> chairman: ms. laforte? >> good morning, commissioners. anna laforte, deputy director for policy and programming at the transportation authority. by way of a reminder, on february 9th, the board unanimously approved the recommended action on first reading for this item, and commissioner haney noted that his vote on second reading would take into consideration the project team's progress on two of three followup requests. specifically, he called for a detailed plan for enforcement of car-free market street, including the number of parking control officers, timing for their deployment, and

the 1903 wright flyer will fly now on mars. nasa hopes to fly the four-pound helicopter about ten feet in the air in the coming weeks. nasa's experimental martian helicopter ingenuity carrying that small swatch, donated to nasa with the blessing of the wright brothers' great-grandnie >>> on the day that three bay area counties enter the less restrictive orange tier, we visited several businesses we have followed since the pandemic started. see what a difference today's status makes to their future. >> they will be the guardians of the community. >> can it make san francisco safer? we are on the story because this is a part of building a better bay area. >> one of the most important positions not just in the state arguably in the united states.>>> rob bonta is nominated to be california's next attorney general. >>> we began our breaking news. several police vehicles remain on highway 84. they are investigating a shooting involving a fremont it started as a chase but they have not released a lot of information. they noticed a bod

'd we have mars militaries accuser turning against its own people as 91 protesters are reported killed in the bloodiest days since the coup. and i'm not matheson this is all to syria live from doha also coming up cementing closer ties iran and china signed a landmark 25 year cooperation agreement. homeless and heartbroken migrants pushed back from the u.s. border pray for help in mexico as american politicians blame each other for the crisis. mozambique's military on high alert as an armed group place seems to a popular hotel dozens of people remain trapped. it's the worst day of violence in myanmar since the military seized power nearly 2 months ago local media reporting more than 1000 people were killed in the latest crackdown against anti kook protesters saturday's bloodshed coincides with a military parade for the annual armed forces day where the leader of the ruling john to pledge to safeguard democracy tony chang reports. the inconsolable cry of a father his dead son in his arms the 13 year old boy was shot at his home and central myanmar as the security forces moved in. just ci

macarthur fellowship for her books including parable of the sower with the help of a spacecraft orbiting mars scientists are plotting possible routes for perseverance to reach its goal an ancient river delta that may hold signs of long extinct microbial life forms if found such signs would be evidence that life perhaps even intelligent life exists in abundance beyond earth throughout the vastness of space robert oulds al jazeera los angeles. they say is out to syria and these are the headlines pope francis has mats iraq's top shia muslim cleric when the 2nd day of his historic visits he's the 1st catholic pope to travel to the country and has pledged to deepen his done along with other religions from the shelf some avenge of aids explains why the meeting was so important. the leader of iraq. the grand ayatollah ali al sistani has been significant in the pivotal moments of iraq's history whether it was the 2005 lections the 2014 religious edict to get fighters to rally against isis or whether in 29000 where he told political leaders to make sure that the un so the crowd the call of the people

one small drive for the perseverance rather than mass as mars mission gets mile by mile. and its board here from the australian cricketer is hitting self into the record books. the temperatures dropping in much of central and eastern europe just a reminder that winter is not really gone yet that's the cold front of relevance on it there is some snow mostly it's just a change in temperature feel and after that the sun comes out but it's going all the way down towards turkey it will be rather miserable day in istanbul i suspect on saturday everywhere else temperatures drops in single figures from what was double figures but any real wintry weather at the moment this is that we're talking about is probably no way in finland maybe the baltic states windy and snowy here a few showers in the war bit further south particularly spain in portugal but at least the south push through is slowly drying up now once that's cold is tucked in and it does in warsaw then the wind picks up there's quite a winch you to fill for the weekend and then snow showers come monday that stay where it

. >> clerk: member mar? >> aye. >> clerk: chair haney? >> aye. >> clerk: there are three ayes. >> chairman: thank you. we'll see you in two weeks. thank you. >> chairman: madam clerk, can you please call items two and three together? >> clerk: item number two, resolution retroactively authorizing the office of the district attorney to expand a grant in the amount of 316,000 for the department of california insurance body automobile insurance fraud program for july 1st 2020 to june 30, 2021. item three, authorizing the office of district attorney to accept an extended grant (indiscernable) for the insurance fraud program for a period of july 1st, 2020, to june 30, 2021. members of the public who wish to provide public comment, call 415-655-0001, i.d. 1872518978, then press pound twice. if you have not already done so, please dial *3. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. >> chairman: great. thank you. i believe we have -- do we have the district attorney himself here? and a.d.a. perry

to earth from the mars perseverance probe. it is pretty rock strewn, isn't it? i think it's fascinating to see the pictures of mars. unbelievable, really, to think one can actually see its surface. school children demonstrated their idea of a rocket blasting off. very successful! for a few moments, a monarch with much to think about was able to escape. bye! nicholas witchell, bbc news. isn't that lovely. all via technology. of course you can get in touch with all of the team at bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lukwesaburak hello there. it's been a pretty changeable story over the last couple of days with sunny spells and scattered sharp showers. that means that we've had a plethora of weather watcher rainbow photographs sent in. this is one of my favourite from loose in kent this afternoon. now, the showers really have been quite frequent the further north and west, and we've seen some wintriness to the tops of the mountains. but we have seen some sun moving through wales across the channel coast and into kent as

between mars and you. there are unstable regions in which celestial bodies orbit the sun on a lengthening trajectory that's lengthening can reduce the minimum distance from the songs and make them intersect with earth's trajectory in terms of the thrust needed to reach them from earth some of them are more accessible than the moon. these asteroids that sometimes pass very close to our planet are known as near earth objects. there are more than $20000.00 of them. and they are the main targets of space minus. mastoid many corporation is developing though good not to be utilizations beasties or seas. we're looking to prospect to explore and extract with either some asteroids. our 1st project is to essentially cut the bt piece of fluff defoe's masteries. this type of database already exists the most famous one is asked to rank the numbers found that can make the head spend but for the most part they're merely estimations based on the type and size of the asteroids observed. to accurately assess the solar syste

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we've seen all of the republican leaders make trips down to mar-a-lago. everyone from kevin mccarthy and ron mcdaniel. and the former president, he's had calls or met with over 50 members of congress. so, really just shows you his continues power with the party. getting a fundraiser there at mar-a-lago, at the president's club is the coveted location spot. people want him to come by, say hello and hopefully, ultimately get his endorsement. >> okay. let's talk about what's going on on the boarder. >>> secretary was on the show defending the nation's position. what is the thinking behind the scenes at the white house? how much do they put the blame on the trump administration, behind the scenes, as well as what they're saying publicly? >> i think behind the scenes, those conversations about what then president trump and how he spoke about this, the kind of policies that were in place during his presidency and they say we didn't have a great relationship with mexico because of this. they do continue to talk about that. we've seen that publicly. they continue

supervisor mar? >> supervisor: thank you, chair haney. i just had a few questions about the competitive r.s.p. process that led to the selection of color for this contract. i would agree with supervisor safai, from my experience they have done a really admirable job as our testing contractor through the emergency contract, just from my experience -- my personal experiences with them and observations. given the much greater scrutiny of our contracting practices here in the city right now, you know, with the corruption -- widespread corruption of investigation playing out, so i just had a few questions. first of all, it looks like the controller's office did the competitive r.s.p. process on behalf of b.p.h., and is that a standard practice for d.p.h., to have the controllers' office do the competitive process? >> i wouldn't say standard practice. certainly a big driver here was bandwith considerations, at the time we were planning the r.s.p., and then finally publishing it in the fall, we wa number of contracts, and so the office had bandw

mean mars military is accused of turning against its own people 114 protesters are reported to have been killed in the most violent day since the coup. from watching all just there alone from a headquarters in doha i'm dead you know also coming up semantic closer ties iran and china signed a landmark 25 year cooperation agreements mozambique's military on high alert as an armed group play seeds to a popular hotel dozens of people remain trapped. and a test of political strength for indian prime minister narendra modi's party with 2 crucial states voting and local elections. hello it's the worst day of violence in me in mars since the military seize power nearly 2 months ago local media are reporting 114 people have been killed in the latest crackdown against anti cooper tester's saturday's bloodshed coincides with a military parade for the annual armed forces day where the leader of the ruling pledged to safeguard democracy just a warning you may find some images in tony chang's report disturbing. the inconsolable cry of a father who's dead son in his arms the 13 year old boy was shot at

to earth from the mars perseverance probe. it is pretty rock strewn, isn't it? i think it's fascinating to see the pictures of mars. unbelievable, really, to think one can actually see its surface. school children demonstrated their idea of a rocket blasting. very successful. for a few moments, a monarch with much to think about was able to escape. bye! nicholas witchell, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. we had rain, hailand even we had rain, hail and even some snow raining down on us today but we have also had some beautiful rainbow pictures as well, so a little bit of everything in the forecast today and plenty of that to come unfortunately as we go through the weekend with more significant rain through the night tonight with these weather fronts crossing. plenty of isobars on the charts, that nagging north—westerly wind is going to be here through the night and into tomorrow, slowly easing down by sunday. we could see further snow falling at low levels across scotland and perhaps through the p

space agency nasa says all systems are go for brennan supports making tracks on mars the perseverance rover went for a spin 2 weeks after landing on the red planet. and milestone for the shuttle on the mobility of holes like we've driven on earth but driving on mars we're going to also call. so many people like khalid and powell work toward the ferry moment here it wasn't a long trip just over 6 metres in total nor was it a fast drive the whole exercise took 30 minutes and almost 0.02 kilometers per hour but so far perseverance is working perfectly we haven't had any hardware issues you know everything i've been working that we've been checking out. and so it's actually been amazingly smooth and in that respect and what here in this picture of a rock formation near the landing site you can clearly see stratification or layers of rock they may be made of sediment washed down billions of years ago when mars was rich with surface water either executive or air grokked are likely to populate by rivers flowing into the engine right hander out and perseverence has been flexing its robotic ar