He is the founder of the Dupont Center and his specialty is Global Security, everything from governance culture to state actors and nonstate actors and im going to try to explore as much of that todayas we can. I want to find out each day the Dupont Center publishes. [inaudible] it is a wonderful deep dive into a timely issue that goes to the heart of what we should be thinking about even if its not in the headlines. Anything from White Supremacy to whats happening with al qaeda and isis and regional powers and i encourage you to read it every day. I also encourage you to read the morning brief which they Stephan Group sponsored at the National Security produces in the 14th year and bring you the news every day about what you should be thinking about about National Security in a variety of dimensions. Ali, thank you for joining me today. Welcome. Please dont stay mute, this is your conversation. I want to start by talking about the book and then were going to turn to other things. And
At the oxford astra. Zeneca vaccine has shown from it. Should have been bring you up to speed plus as market top of the optimism for a covert vaccine. The treasury has halted extensions for emergency relief programs. When to break that down, what that could mean for a swift economic recovery and later tensions continue to rise between the United States and china. As the white house is mulling, new moves against the peoples republic with a packed show today. So lets dive right in. And we leave the program with more positive news in the development of a coping 1000. 00 vaccine after zeneca on monday said late stage trials of its vaccine can it showed it was 90 percent effective, becoming the 3rd drug maker to report similar results. Now the drug which is being developed with Oxford University has long been seen as one of the top contenders in the vaccine race. Now during a Video Conference call, representatives from astra zeneca and Oxford University spoke about distribution and how Comp
The meeting will come to the order. Im joined by Committee Members supervisor walton and mandelman. Id like to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. Any announcements today . Yes, madame chair, due to the health emergency, phone number of the board of supervisors and the Committee Room are closed, however, members will be participated in the call remotely. You can make public ct by calling 14156550001. 146 580 2686. Again, i. D. Number, 146 580 2686. Then press pound twice. When your item of interest comes up, dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. Best practices are to call from a quiet location, speak clearly and slowly and turn down your television or radio. Alternatively, you can submit Public Comment in the following way. Email to myself. It will be forwarded to the supervisors. Finally items acted upon today are to appear on the board of supervisors agenda on october 27 unless otherwise stated flmplt fluf resolution authorizing the department of homelessness and Supp
53mileperhour wind gust. And even though were not really feeling it in some of the valleys, some of our Higher Elevations up above 3,000 to 4,000 feet, its really windy up there. As we take a look at some of our wind gusts weve had, in some of our lower lying areas, San Francisco to 27 Miles Per Hour or the past 24 hours. Elsewhere its been about 15 to 20 Miles Per Hour. So as we look at our wind speeds, we continue to monitor for that red flag warning. That means we have high winds and low humidity occurring at the same time. All these areas highlighted in red are in those areas where we have the red flag warning in effect. That includes the diablo range through the east bay, and this will be the case through 8 00 tomorrow morning. Our valley winds mostly 15 to 20 Miles Per Hour. Were really concerned about our hills and mountains around the bay area. More on that coming up in a few minutes, marcus. Thanks, kari. As kari was mentioning, we are under that red flag warning. We saw the w
Are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our G International im sean thomas and certainly glad to have you with us schools have a reopened after the break throughout most of the world but classrooms are taking on a very different look with covert 1000 measures in place lets see what some countries are doing in germany the rules are well they vary from state to state but include the use of masks regular disinfection premises and smaller class sizes spain is rolling out temperature checks and schools face being quarantined if there is an outbreak in france schools are focusing on ensuring pupils wash their hands and masks are mandatory both for students and for teachers heres what people in paris think about the new reality. It is a fault were happy that the children are going back to school its important for them to go back people are nervous but thats life will find solution give us a monopoly of us so my child is deaf so where in the compulsory mask creates inco