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Businesses rattled by high logistics costs and freight bottlenecks are extending the workarounds they adopted during the pandemic and taking on new strategies to ease their supply-chain pain in the new year. Some are extending their use of stopgap measures, such as storing goods in idle truck trailers, while others are making deeper efforts to ...

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implications for the support systems. we talked about the flight of families in terms of ethnicity. put it in the broader context here of the citys history. we have a tremendous influx of african-americans during the war. it started to decline about 1980. and especially the chinese rising at the same time. if you think about ethnic groups, often sociologists think about them competing for scarce resources. for most cities, it would be described as latino and african- american. when you...

other community. it is about 16% or 17%. seniors youre very different. here there are very much influenced by immigration. they are much poorer and likely to be over the age of 80 and 75. they are less educated. 20% dont have a high-school degree. you can see them as a remnant of an earlier economic era. you could have a middle-class life in san francisco. speaking of seniors, i want to take a moment to talk about all the ramifications of their being so few children in the city. this s...

continues to develop the long- term planning process to think about the need for parks or there is rejuvenation, landscapes, and beautification, but a place where the kids can play. it is a story that has been before you many times, but it is investment. if we are going to do the mission that families need us to do, the city is committed to keeping families and keeping them happy, healthy, and thriving, as a matter of public policy, we have to make a decision to invest more. which of 1...

there was a survey of seniors across 12 cities in the united states, only 24% of seniors have a child within 20 minutes of them. in most cities, it was over 40%. there were tremendous implications for the support systems. we talked about the flight of families in terms of ethnicity. put it in the broader context here of the citys history. we have a tremendous influx of african-americans during the war. it started to decline about 1980. and especially the chinese rising at the same time...

there were tremendous implications for the support systems. we talked about the flight of families in terms of ethnicity. put it in the broader context here of the citys history. we have a tremendous influx of african-americans during the war. it started to decline about 1980. and especially the chinese rising at the same time. if you think about ethnic groups, often sociologists think about them competing for scarce resources. for most cities, it would be described as latino and afric...

with fewer resources, but those are aunts and uncles and grandparents who live in antioch, and they have less social support. isolation is the second biggest factor after poverty for child abuse in the city. if you think about any negative outcome, youth violence, school dropouts, whatever, it is always aggravated when a neighborhood or community is homogenous in poverty. when there is only low-income people who live there. when it is not a healthy, diverse community. this is a very ac...

The gym to shoot hoops if you have someone who is willing to put their heart and soul in to it and go through everything he has had racist remarks while playing in the ivy league and have that inner strength and deflect all of that it is a great story. >> bryan chu, thank you very much for your invaluable insight tonight and bill wolff who had an amazing jump shot in water polo. thank you very much. >> always an honor. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up the young actress and former congres...

Team, this is the harvard team, if i told any of the guys on the team that jeremy will someday play in the nba none of them would have believed that and he was great harvard. >> the thing is i first met him and first saw him up close and personal in 2008. he didnt have a jumper but what he did have is that will, the drive to want to be the best. you would see him dive on the court. he went after it. he had the entire mentality whether he wanted to be the best. he would play any pickup game. he a...