September on al jazeera. English cant. Just. Rely. Now its not just humans who are suffering in the fight over kashmir border fencing and forest fires and putting wildlife in the himalayan region of risk i was there as a sullivan job reports now from. Pakistan administered side of the line of control. In a back yard scared and pushed out of its natural habitat this planting leopard represents the plight of wildlife and one of the worlds most militarized zone. As humans fight over the disputed Territory Defenses directed divided the habitat for animals as well as the fence stretches for about 550 of the 700 kilometer long line of control between india and pakistan. Life would freely move between india and occupied kashmir and. Now that natural migration has been severed the last cycle and biological requirements have been limited. I use dense forests are home and a source of food for many species of wild cats beared deer goats monkeys and birds only a few of these creatures can respond
Good afternoon everyone. And welcome to the Mayors Disability Council meeting. My name is sheri albers and this meeting is now in order. Today is friday, may 19, 2023. This is a inperson and virtual hybrid meeting. This meeting is broadcast to the public on sfgovtv, and it is open captioned and asl interpreted. The Mayors Disability Council holds 10 Public Meetings per year, and they are generally held on the third friday of the month. Please visit the mod website at www. Sf. Gov mod or call the mayor office of disability at 4155545678. For more information or email sorry. Mod sf. Gov, for any accommodations you may need. Our next regular meeting will be friday june 16, 2023. From 1 oclock to 4 oclock right here in this room, which is room 400 in San Francisco city hall. I dont know if i mentioned that is where we are at. It is also going to be hybrid meeting and broadcast on sfgovtv. We thank you for joining us and we are glad you are here. Okay, mary, could you please conduct the rol
Announcer this is nightly busines report with t good evening, everyone, and welcome to this special edition of nightly busines report. Im tyler mathisen. Sue herera has the evening off. Tonight we will examine the entrepreneurial spirit. The journey usually starts with a br idea. That may be the easy part, by the way. Then comes the truly hard work. But of course it can all pay off, and before you know it, that bright idea can turn into a billiondollar venture. We begin tonight with two new york city entrepreneurs who had the bright idea to change what may seem like a dull concept, office space. Both with tech backgrounds, they wanted to shake up the way leases work. And theyre not only increasing flexibility for renters but for building owners as well. Reporter when they began renting out their extra new York City Office space a few years ago, they didnt think it would turn into a business called notell. It was an accident, we didnt realize we were sitting on top of an explosive billi
Street, main street and, of course, to washington. Today we learned that the economy created 156,000 of them in with the Unemployment Rate ticking 5 . But the monthly report was a bit puzzling. Like the number calling it solid. Others describ it as disappoi and lackluster. And some just said it was modest. But what does the fed think of this lates . Hampton pearson takes a loo reporte in september, job growth slowed for a Third Straight month. From a revised high of 252,000 jobs in july, a big drop to just 167,000 in august, and an even further slide with employers adding just 156,000 new workers. Goodpaying professional and business servi jobs led the way with 67,000 new hires. Hourly wages, now just under 26 an hour are up 2. 6 year over year, and are showing signs of accelerati today fed vice chair Stanley Fisher said todays jobs report was pretty close to goldilocks. What it did today, the participn rat went up, the unemployme rate went up. Those two things are fine. It means emplo
Street, main street and, of course, to washington. Today we learned that the economy created 156,000 of them in with the Unemployment Rate ticking 5 . But the monthly report was a bit puzzling. Like the number calling it solid. Others describ it as disappoi and lackluster. And some just said it was modest. But what does the fed think of this lates . Hampton pearson takes a loo reporte in september, job growth slowed for a Third Straight month. From a revised high of 252,000 jobs in july, a big drop to just 167,000 in august, and an even further slide with employers adding just 156,000 new workers. Goodpaying professional and business servi jobs led the way with 67,000 new hires. Hourly wages, now just under 26 an hour are up 2. 6 year over year, and are showing signs of accelerati today fed vice chair Stanley Fisher said todays jobs report was pretty close to goldilocks. What it did today, the participn rat went up, the unemployme rate went up. Those two things are fine. It means emplo