. >> commissioner jung: present. commissioner carrington, not present. >> commissioner lum: present. >> commissioner sklar: present. and our executive director kelly dearman. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> president knutzen: great. thank you. >> commissioners, the next item, item 3 is communications. we'd like to provide further instructions for the public comment process. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda and during general public comment. both channel 26 and sfgovtv.org are streaming the number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed three minutes to speak. comments or opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available via phone call. during each period, viewers and callers are instructed to call 1-415-655-0001. access code, 2488 465 5572 # # then enter pound and then pound gevenlt when connected, you'll hear the meeting discussions, but will be muted and in listening mode only. when item of interest comes up, dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. th

and i believe i saw a second from commissioner jung. madame secretary, can you please take a roll call vote to approve the proposed resolution making findings to allow teleconference meeting? >> secretary: president, how do you vote? >> president knutzen: yes. >> vice president spears: yes. >> commissioner bittner: yes. >> commissioner jung: yes. >> commissioner lum: yes. commissioner sklar -- no? okay. i don't think she's on yet. the motion is approved. >> president knutzen: great. thank you so much. commissioners, i am fine with the executive director report and i welcome kelly dearman. >> thank you very much, president. so, as we're all aware, covid is surging right now and so to reduce the risk of covid exposure to city employees and clients, the department of human resources has urged departments to pivot back to maximizing telecommuting to the greatest extent possible. d.a.s. will continue to operate all of our essential services and programs. adult protective services will continue to see clients in their homes and to operate on

the olympic movement has plenty of doubt as these days, but it will always have a fan in jung when kwan how many of days can you fit in arrive? you're watching the daily news coming up next. in d, w. 's asia down indians, a hotly debating government plans to raise the marriage age of women to 21. what are its goals and what problems? what it soap and we touched on it before just the month ahead of the beijing games will preview the spectacle and review coals of boycotting the winter olympics. well this is jan. has those stories a more in d, w 's asia in a moment and been fizzling in berlin. thank you very much for watching today. i ah, [000:00:00;00] with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border. families playing ball with people lean extreme rough getting 200 people with around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind w. made for mines. ah, the green ah, do you feel worried about the planet? me to a meal host of the on the green

it's military over the past couple of decades since about 2020 under kim dae jung. but the missile development has really taken off over the past year, especially as an agreement between south korea and the united states release to south korea from limitations on its payload in range of its ballistic missiles. south korea is also made efforts to try to develop a more independent security structure. yet you have a south korean president, moon j, in speaking of dialogue with the north. i'm and that's what he said after the recent north korean missiles test on jane's hopes for these stalks rapidly evaporating. and if a presidential election in march. well i think that's fair to say in order for peace talks to take place on the korean peninsula. first, they have to involve the united states in north korea. they have to involve d nuke, laura zation, or at least arms control. right now the u. s. really is an interested in negotiating with north korea because it has other, you know, more important items on its foreign policy and domestic agenda given the arm across cove at

after the company opened a new dealership in the sheen jung region of china or ports out of that province have revealed force, labor, mass detention and internment camps. and even for sterilizations against the muslim minority, weaker group, a china rejects any abuses, but washington has labeled that campaign genocide. and it recently passed a new law prohibiting imports from sheen john a china is increasingly flexing its economic muscle to silence critics of its campaign ship maker intel had to apologize after backlash following its letter sent to suppliers urging them not to source products or labor from sheen john, the same with retailers, nike and h m. they also faced blow back last year, falling their own statements about force labor and cotton production. and china is tesla 2nd biggest market after the u. s. and the company has worked to foster a close relationship with aging. earlier i spoke with allison stewart allen, she c o, the consulting firm, international marketing partners. i asked about tesla founder ilan must the decision to open and change young and how risky it was. her

the olympic movement has plenty of doubt as these days, but it will always have a fan in jung. when kwan organizations all over the world are coming up with creative campaigns to encourage vaccination in germany and entrepreneur teamed up with a shepherd for a unique stun. in the push to achieve human hurt immunity, 700 sheep and goats were lined up to form a 100 me to long syringe, pieces of bread, well ada laid out to coax the animals into position. the sons organizer said he hoped to reach the emotions of vaccine hesitant people, where scientific reasoning had failed. you watching the w news live from berlin up next. hey, on the tunnel our documentary series doc film looks at the. how do we was we have mercenaries, hackers and drones take the place that you imagine how many portion of lunch i'll throw it out in the world. climate change very often story. this is my plan, the way from just one week.

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kim jung un connell: 0 method geopolitical problems like ukraine spiking the market next week. let's stick with earnings and talk about banks. it was a mixed bag. >> even looking at stock reaction i can't remember when i saw such wide discrepancy in performance was what we are seeing now is we knew this was not going to be at those elevated levels we saw for much of the pandemic. jpmorgan saw a huge drop in trading for the fourth quarter in 2021. wells fargo a big winner in his earnings cycle. shares were up 3% in friday's training, one of the few banks to perform well in the trading and that is because investors are trying to see a sense of the turnaround coming. a process improved because of regulatory issues. but huge indication the bank is poised to do well going forward. jack: goldman and morgan stanley, what are you looking for? carlton:goldman and morgan stanley are looking at trading revenue and the backlog but most excited to see bank of america. of the big banks they are in best position for rising rate environment and jamie dimon could see 7 rate hikes. don't know if

>> all right, steven jung joining us live from beijing. many thanks. >>> it will now add a content advisory to all pod casts that mention covid-19. the move comes after several artists said they will leave the platform as it continues to host joe rogan who has spread misleading claims about the virus. cnn's ma tasha chen has our report. >> reporter: spotify c.e.o. daniel eck wrote a public letter on the platform's website sunday explaining spotify's rules and how he says they'll do more to combat covid-19 misinformation. eck says, quote, it is important to me that we don't take on the position of being content censor, while also making sure there are rules in place and consequences for those who violate them. he says, spotify is working to add a content advisory to any podcast episode that includes discussion about covid-19. it will direct listeners to a covid-19 hub that provides data-driven facts and up to date information from trusted sources in the public health community. in an effort to be more transparent, spotify also published its

cnn's stephen jung is in beijing, and nina dos santos is in london. nina, let's start with you. what is the situation across europe? >> well, the situation across europe is more or less following the same trend. and rosemary, it means that those covid cases are continuing to spike quite significantly that is concerning to authorities. this is the omicron wave which of course is deemed to be more infectious, easily spreading across parts of europe, gets a grip there. we've already seen the omicron buffet the u.s. about two or three weeks ago. this is europe, continental europe now getting that disease. and it's replacing the delta variant more and more frequently. it's for this reason that these infection numbers are spiking in countries like italy are taking what is seen perhaps as more draconian measures to try and stamp out pocks of vaccine hesitancy. you mentioned that super green pass that they have introduced as of today. what that does is that essentially is an immunity passport. it means whether or not you've recovered from covid-19 or you've had the vaccine. that will gi

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there have been no reported debts and north korean leader kim jung own has laid out. he's a new plan for the country without making any specific comments about the u. s. or south korea. same media is reporting his main goals are economic development and improving people's lives. as the headlines, the news continues here on al jazeera. after the listening post to stay with us on counseling, the coffee, primary emergency, the price of going green and why it doesn't need to cost the urban ceilings and unlikely mute or an economics becomes the test bed for controlling those prices was no goal deposit wise at one of your walks biggest exports counting the cost on algae 0. the paper here on the yard, we understand that there has been a plane crash on the southern tip. like that was like a 2nd place. never again, going to be the same. most new york will not be the same and we will not say not in the history on this nation, has carnage me. there was an eat those that took cold, that this terrible attack was a big threat to the country. and that somehow we were all in this tog

north korean lady kim jung own has laid out his new year plan for the country state . maybe he's reporting, he's main goals or economic development and improving people's lives. the country faced is what he's described as a great life and death struggle. at least 12 people have been killed and a stampeded a religious shrine in the indian and ministered kashmir. it happened at the hindu vash. no darby shrine in the countries north, but the vote hates. were mocking the new year. and a fi that swept through several towns in the us state of colorado has largely burned itself out. almost a 1000 homes have been destroyed. tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee. those are the headlines. i'm emily angle in the news continues here on al jazeera, after counting the cost to the why? of the why we listen. design is are making serious effort and just drop the 10 we need use making stories on how to use hello. i'm getting obligated. this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you're looked at the world of business and economics this week, the climate emergency, the price

kilometer border with china is beijing worried about any potential spillover, especially in the ship. jung province as a mental but apart from oil, which china are imported, a lot of oil focused on, especially from documents on and also in recent years, china or a lot of cold from coastal stock. i think in terms of energy security cost on the sector. it's when we imported to china and let alone we talk about the one bed, one new initiative, which is actually just on center of the whole thing. yeah. so, so this is in terms of the teacher politics and, you know, makes couple funds extremely important to china. and i don't think i would just let just on one on this own, we need stability in the area or it's, it's actually part of much, you know, you only have to look at seconds of stunned neighbors. you know, the likes of becky stuff there. so the neighbors upcoming stuff, that's an unstable regime. we need stability in that region. we see how important it is to have an ally like russia and we have an organization like collective security figure when i was agency s t o to help us down in this

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ok, when you 1st began in the kim dae jung era, you know, this was late, 99 eat. when. when south korea 1st started looking at, you know, culture as potentially up, you know, and a know, a cash cow off were for, for the, for the country at, you know, 2025 years ago. looked at the models of p, f. i, you know, brisk film institute, good to, you know, institute of germany and tried to say, listen, you know, there is, is subsidy models that are out there, you know, in the western world, how can we incorporate this and make it into a manifestation so that we can help this young artist in the long run, right? but largely, it is purely liberal capitalism. that is a play now allows, you know, intense competition to be held. among the filmmakers among, you know, the young, a pop artist and government such to plays again and limited role, not, not the ways in which you actually try to conceptualize, in its fullest, you know, kind of absolute terms in the context of what you say is the ger drastic. parker the theory of soft power of culture, changing perceptions of countries. i'm

western world does also, you know, it actually models itself ok, when you 1st began in the kim dae jung era, you know, this was late, 99 eat. when. when south korea 1st started looking at, you know, culture as potentially up, you know, i don't know a cash cow uh for, for, for the, for the country at, you know, 2025 years ago. looked at the models of b, f. i, you know, brisk film institute, good to, you know, institute of germany and try to say, listen, you know, there is, is subsidy models that are out there, you know, in the western world, how can we incorporate this and make it into a manifestation so that we can help this young artist in the long run, right? but largely it is pure liberal capitalism. that is a play that allows you know, intense competition to be held. among the filmmakers among, you know, the young, a pop artist and gum ruin such to plays again and limited role, not, not the ways in which you actually try to conceptualize, in his fullest, you know, kind of absolute terms in the context of what you say is the jer, drastic parker, the theory of soft power, of culture,

wish it were the olympic movement has plenty of doubt as these days, but it will always have a fan in jung when kwan it's good to have a hobby. heavy snow and strong winds are disrupting transport links across much of the southeastern united states. several government offices in washington, d. c of had to shut down at the icy conditions, also have brought out hundreds to join in a mass snowball fight. crowds split into 2 sides on the national, molten puddle. each other with freezing missiles organizes coordinating the front of social media dubbed it. the battle of slummy cron. you're watching. the w news is a reminder of the top story. we're following foy, european countries, a debating alpha corona biased measures due to the ami con variance. it's fear new infection numbers, but such as more testing is done following holiday travel and gatherings. also a prominent home comb, loya, and human rights activists chow home tool has been sentenced to 15 months in prison for organizing a vigil for the victims of china's on them and swam africa in 1099 on media tank. and jimmy lions already been j

kilometer border with china is beijing worried about any potential spillover, especially in the sion jung province as a mental but apart from oil which china are imported, a lot of oil focused on, especially from documents on and also in recent years, china for a lot of cold from coastal stock, i think in terms of energy security cost on the sector. it's when we imported to china and let alone we talk about the one bed, one new initiative, which is actually just on center of the whole thing. yeah. so, so this is in terms of the teacher politics and, you know, makes couple funds extremely important to china. and i don't think you would just let us stand one on his own. we need stability in the area or it's, it's actually part of much, you know, you only have to look it on. so neighbors, you know, the likes of becky stuff there. so the neighbors afghanistan, that's an unstable regime. we need stability in that region. we see all important duties to have an ally like russia and we have an organization like collective security figure going as agency s t o to help us down in this very difficul

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western world does also, you know, it actually models itself ok, when you 1st began in the kim dae jung era, you know, this was late, 99 eat when. when south korea 1st started looking at, you know, culture as potentially up, you know, and a know a cash cow. uh for, for, for the, for the country. and, you know, 2025 years ago looked at the models of b, f. i, you know, brisk film institute. good to, you know, institute of germany and tried to say, listen, you know, there is, is subsidy models that are out there, you know, in the western world. how can we incorporate this and make it into a manifestation so that we can help this young artist in the long run, right? but largely, it is pure liberal capitalism. that is a play that allows you know, intense competition to be held. among the filmmakers among, you know, the young, a pop artist and government subsidy plays again and limited role. not, not the ways in which you actually try to conceptualize, in its fullest, you know, kind of absolute terms in the context of what you say is the jer, drastic parker, the theory of soft power, of cultu

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know, colleen later, kim jung own, has laid out. he's new plans for the country without making any specific comments about the us or south korea for media is reporting he's main. goals or economic development can improving people's lives. as a country faces what have described as a great life and death struggles. the philippines recorded almost 3000 coven 19 cases on friday. that's about a twofold increase in just 24 hours. the spike prompted concern about another wave of the virus at a time where millions of people as to reeling from a devastating typhoon barnaby lo reports. from manila, filipinos packed malls and shopping districts. during the holiday cases, kobinie team appeared to be dropping to new lows. the government had east most restrictions had one of the busiest seasons. but experts warned there was no room for complacency. fighting december 9th we, we somehow had an alarm and alert that there is already like a switch of that in, you know, and the increase in the positivity rate is very, very fast. and in terms of pattern

is beijing worried about any potential spillover, especially in mission. jung province. oh yes, definitely. i think when the bride broke, our president, teaching thing has already make a very exploit explicit and strong statement affirming what the total you have. ministration has done to calm down the volume processors. yeah. and a metal that's a pop from oil which china imported a lot of oil focused on from, took on. and also in recent years, china, a lot of cold from custody. i think in terms of energy security cost on the sector, extremely important to china, let alone we talk about the one bed, one new initiative which is accurate. cost on is a dissenter of the whole thing. yeah. so, so this is in terms of, in the future politics and, you know, my couple fun extremely important to china and i don't think waiting would just let us start one on this home. and we'll keep a break, cross i onto it. and especially nowadays when the west and china has been struggling on the problem of seem jones, a cost on and others, social, asian country has cars in terms of culture and

after north korean leader, jin kim jung on call for military advances. john yang claims the earlier launch was the test of a hypersonic missile. now there are more people in the hospital with coven 19 in the u. s. than ever before. in the last. busy 3 weeks, a number has doubled to more than a 130000. it's as the country reported a 1000000 new cases in the past day. health officials say the sheer volume of infections is overwhelming, the countries hospital systems and they're also under strained because of staff shortages. go to eric fielding is in a p a. t d, me ologist at the federation of american scientists. explain how the high number of code hospitalizations is harming of the patience were so unrestrained from cobra. if you have a heart attack or stroke or car accident, it might be many, many hours before you get care, which means you might not live. and so the overwhelming excess of deaths that will occur will not also be but also other diseases. and i think right now we're in the middle of the worst part of the peak. this little virus is a very,

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company tesla has been accused of supporting genocide for opening a showroom in china's westerns and jung region. the council on american islamic relations as, as the company to immediately closed a new store in a room g. as in john, has become a significant point of conflict between chinese and western governments. more than a 1000000 muslim minority wiggers the believe to been detained and labor camps. there. china denies any allegations of abuse, and the camps provide vocational training. lawyers for britain's prince. andrew have asked a court in new york to dismiss the sexual abuse case against him. virginia jeffrey says she was forced to have sex with prince andrew when she was 17 years old. after being trafficked by the late convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. the prince's defence says she signed a deal with epstein that prevents her from suing the prince. the judge will decide soon whether the case can go ahead at the united nations in new york diplomats are facing what could be a challenging year from somalia to me and mar. 20. 22 is likely to present many challenges to peace

now according to reports are bating has said that she can come to sion. jung following the end of the winter olympics, which closes on february the 20th. but we have not heard any confirmation as to whether this will go ahead from michelle bachelor's office. we do know 2 things though the 1st is that she has been seeking what she has described as meaningful access to sins young to observe in person the treatment of the week m was them minority there since 2018. and secondly, her office is currently working on a report, a much awaited report into the conditions, inch and young that they have not yet released. now despite like confirmation human rights groups are already criticizing the invitation and saying that that she should not accept because this is bound to be of heavily controlled. heavily supervised trip and that there's no way that or michelle bash lay would be able to really authentically or accurately observe what's going on in the region if she takes up this invitation. first batch of aids come directly from china, has arrived and toner. the $33.00 on shipment includes food

the unfinished project was backed by a former mer, jung chee, who is now serving life in prison for bribery. there are almost $3000.00 apartments worth more than $1000000000.00 there. it's just one of hundreds of stalled ever ground projects in china. but the demolition of those $39.00 buildings would deal another major blow to the already embattled developer. if a grant is $300000000000.00 in debt and defaulted on offshore bonds last month, regional governments have taken control of the developers projects in some areas and confiscated land and others. it's far from alone. in recent months, the chinese government has begun curbing over borrowing in the property sector. and a growing number of firms are now in distress. shemelle keiser modern land and won't jo are in f are among those struggling with loan re payments. analysts say badging is sending a message, it looks like they are more concerned about that and a sustainable growth. so i guess in the long term, this is more of a change for the better on. and i guess it's safe to say on the kind of aggressive expansion period has basically

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so dow, he jung ronnie. what do you think? the value stop rate, right? yes, absolutely. because work has changed and workers have changed. he don't. yes, and i think the most important thing is that workers need to be given more control and autonomy because they know how to work balance. ronnie? yes, absolutely. 100 percent. it will change the way mean work, because now workers are able to use this time to interest bang and prioritize what matters make law. thank you so much. youtube, as thank you so much for talking about the world of work and the impact of the great resignation i for watching the next time with to stay astray will do challenging. traditional female stereotype in a male dominated society to make a difference. if i go, of course, we'll pull into the ravine. po, families with the water is highly contaminated. bolivia in the class, risk in it all on al jazeera when the new great friday's tornadoes destroyed everything, it touched in mayfield. when people need to be heard and the story tones, he has done his job to tell us what's going on with exclusive int

olympic committee for awarding the games to china. citing the treatment of minority groups in sheen. jung region. china denies allegations of human rights abuses. all athletes have a right many athletes build. i have responsibility. and they have every right to be speaking out. whenever it is that they're competing, why is because the world by so many god challenges right now. but now industry is immune, the chinese laws are very vague. all the crimes they can use to prosecutor p, post free speech. you can, you can be charged with getting corals and provoking trouble for speaking are you can be charged by for inciting sort of version. so there all kinds of crimes can be level for your peaceable critical comments. ah, and now the top stories on al jazeera, the u. s. secretary of state has warned that russia could invade ukraine at very short notice. anthony blinkin was meeting ukraine's president following zalinski. busy and kia to reaffirm the u. s. his commitment to his ally, russia is thought to have around a $100000.00 troops to the north and east of ukraine. the u. s. says.

will the great resignation change the way we what in a sentence said, tao, he jung ronnie. what do you think the value stop rate right? yes, absolutely. because work has changed and workers have changed. he don't yes. and i think the most important thing is that workers need to be given more control and autonomy because they know how to work balance. ronnie? yes, absolutely. 100 percent. it will change the way lean work because now workers are able to use this trying to interest, bang, and prioritize what matters most law. thank you so much. youtube. as thank you so much for talking about the world of work and the impact of the great resignation, i thought the next time frank assessments this crisis is continued to weaken luca shenker, even though perhaps he believed in the beginning that he was frank for her. informed opinions, i think politicians will now be under incredible pressure from their young people. that is one of the most hopeful things to come out of this critical debate. do you think a should be facilitated? not choke, it's a gray. it's a really simple questio