good evening, lorraine. indeed, we have a plane - doing? good evening, lorraine. a plane and i doing? good evening, lorraine. i indeed, we have a plane and have doing? good evening, lorraine. - indeed, we have a plane and have the capability to deal with the houthis, but we expect the international community to be involved on this issue. because it is a threat not only to israel, but the entire western democracies and i think what western democracies and i think what we said at the beginning it has a fight against democracy, not against israel. i think the us and other countries realise that which is by raising the international community coming together with a major force to fight back against those pirates. it's well is also saying it will continue, or benjamin netanyahu is saying it is caught they will continue with the war until hamas is dismantled. , , ., continue with the war until hamas is dismantled. , ,., ., continue with the war until hamas is dismantled-— dismantled. given some of the main leaders have — dismantled. given some of the main leaders have n

. >> juju: it was a wintry morning this past february when lorraine jessup realized her three kids hadished. >> at 5:00 a.m., i awoke to a cold house. because the front door was wide open. and the kids were gone. it was horrifying. it was cold outside. they didn't take any of their things with them besides what they had on. it's really scary when you don't know where your children are. i immediately called the police. "my kids have disappeared." >> juju: do you have a sense of what happened? >> i do. i feel like that either someone took it upon themselves or were told by church authorities to gather up these children. >> juju: lorraine jessup is one of four mothers whose children, as young as 12, have disappeared from remote towns dotting the rocky mountains. >> my name is lorraine jessup. i haven't seen my kids since february 4th of 2023. >> my name is sarah johnson. my son has been missing since march of 2021. >> my name is miranda johnson. i haven't seen or heard from my son since october 29th, 2022. >> my name is elizabeth roundy. i have not seen my daughter elyncha since january 1

let's bring lorraine in. lorraine, we . their production. let's bring l lorraine in.hange? what do you make of that? , ~ , lives don't change? what do you make of that? , ,, , . ., of that? yes, i think these climate talks can feel _ of that? yes, i think these climate talks can feel very _ of that? yes, i think these climate talks can feel very remote - of that? yes, i think these climate talks can feel very remote and - talks can feel very remote and potentially irrelevant to people's day to _ potentially irrelevant to people's day to day lives, and particularly, ithink. in— day to day lives, and particularly, i think, in developed countries, there _ i think, in developed countries, there is— i think, in developed countries, there is a — i think, in developed countries, there is a sort of tendency for climate — there is a sort of tendency for climate change to seem like something that is quite distant, that is_ something that is quite distant, that is not— something that is quite distant, that is not affecting our state todav~ — that is not affecting our state today

lorraine: it does but we are selective.s because the china market is quite undervalued. it is a different macro environment than what -- it is a different macro environment. we see we consumer confidence. -- weak consumer confidence. we do see a lot of value in asian names particularly chinese names. shery: to your point, the ownership of chinese equities when it comes to top e.m. funds has tumbled to a five-year low. what would it take to get the confidence back? lorraine: the chinese economy needs to grow again. and if we have macro growth in china closer to 6%, that will exceed global growth. there -- that is probably reason enough for investors to come back into chinese stocks. it is a broad and deep market. selective names will still see above average growth. some names we like on the domestic front include a bite shield company. different from the usual names you would get we still see growth in some of these companies. we still expect growth for gaming companies. and we do expect more supportive regulations and polic

lorraine caceres says reporters got wind of enrique's visit to plano pd. >> the police were very adamant the fact that this guy was not a suspect, that he was not involved. he was very cooperative, very helpful with the investigation. >> police also wanted to learn more about christina's boyfriend, hunter foster. her parents told police that relationship was rocky. >> she was planning on leaving him. i do know that for sure. >> she was home alone a lot by herself because he'd go out partying with his friends. and she was lonely. she was sad. >> and when police talked with christina's friend steven, he told them she'd been texting hunter that night asking him to pick her up from the shopping center. >> she had texted him a few times and then he stopped texting her back, and then she tried calling him and he didn't answer. >> as a result, steven said, christina became more and more upset as the night wore on. >> i mean, yeah, they were in a fight. >> they were definitely fighting that last night? >> uh-huh. >> police asked hunter to come down to the station. former prosecutor zeke fortenbe

the support i have received from my fiance, lorraine, family and friends _ from my fiance, lorraine,nd to none and without— friends has been second to none and without you — friends has been second to none and without you i wouldn't have got through — without you i wouldn't have got through it also the amount of work and effort — through it also the amount of work and effort the police put into getting — and effort the police put into getting brianna the justice she deserves is not gone unnoticed. all the family— deserves is not gone unnoticed. all the family liaison officers have been _ the family liaison officers have been extremely supportive through the process and understood the emotionaljourney that's been emotional journey that's been experienced. emotionaljourney that's been experienced. i also want to express my gratitude to pc andy chadwick and the paramedics tried all they could to try— the paramedics tried all they could to try and — the paramedics tried all they could to try and save by daughter. we spoke _ to try and save by daughter. we spoke a — to try and save by dau

and there's a great moment in goodfellas when ray liotta takes lorraine bracco into the copacabana.. i kind of cry when i watch that. was that hard to orchestrate? well, yes. however, we used the real copa. we used the real lobby and back area and through the kitchen. we would go in in rehearsal and say, i need this here, i need this here, i need this here. and i had the main actors. i had ray and lorraine and even the real maitre d' of the copa who, as soon as he sees him, slips him money, gets him the table. you pan over and the table comes by. when i used to go to the copa, that's what it was. you know, we always thought we had great ringside seats to see the show. and just before the show started, three or four tables would fly in the air. right in front of you, big wise guys would come and sit in front of you. they laugh you couldn't see a thing and you couldn't say anything. so, they did a beautifuljob. well, it was a really magical moment. look, martin scorsese, thank you so much for doing this interview. i really appreciate it. thank you. good to see you again. hello there.

and there's a great moment in goodfellas when ray liotta takes lorraine bracco into the copacabana.. i kind of cry when i watch that. was that hard to orchestrate? well, yes. however, we used the real copa. we used the real lobby and back area and through the kitchen. we would go in in rehearsal and say, i need this here, i need this here, i need this here. and i had the main actors. i had ray and lorraine and even the real maitre d' of the copa who as soon as he sees him slips him money, gets him the table. you pan over and the table comes by. when i used to go to the copa, that's what it was. you know, we always thought we had great ringside seats to see the show. and just before the show started, three or four tables would fly in the air. right in front of you, big wise guys would come and sit in front of you. they laugh. you couldn't see a thing and you couldn't say anything. so, they did a beautifuljob. well, it was a really magical moment. look, martin scorsese, thank you so much for doing this interview. i really appreciate it. thank you. good to see you again. hello there. i

and there's a great moment in goodfellas when ray liotta takes lorraine bracco into the copacabana.. was that... i kind of cry when i watch that. was that hard to orchestrate? well, yes. however, we used the real copa. we used the real lobby and back area and through the kitchen. we would go in in rehearsal and say, i need this here, i need this here, i need this here. and i had the main actors. i had ray and lorraine and even the real maitre d' of the copa who as soon as he sees him slips him money, gets him the table. you pan over and the table comes by. when i used to go to the copa, that's what it was. you know, we always thought we had great ringside seats to see the show. and just before the show started, three or four tables would fly in the air. right in front of you, big wise guys would come and sit in front of you. they laugh. you couldn't see a thing and you couldn't say anything. so, they did a beautifuljob. well, it was a really magical moment. look, martin scorsese, thank you so much for doing this interview. i really appreciate it. thank you. good to see you again. he

"i need this here, "i need this here, i need this here," and i had the main actors — i had ray and lorraineo to the copa, that's what it was. you know, we always thought you had great ringside seats to see the show and just before the show started, three orfour tables would fly in the air, right in front of you. big wise guys would come and sit in front of you. laughs. you couldn't see a thing and you couldn't say anything! so, they did a beautifuljob. well, it was a really magical moment. look, martin scorsese, thank you so much for doing this interview. thank you. i really appreciate it. thank you. good to see you again. hello there. we've got typical festive fare to come over the next few days. i'll show you that in a moment. today was another mild one, temperatures widely in double figures. there was even a bit of sunshine coming through the cloud as well. different story in scotland where we've had a wintry scene across northern parts of the mainland. the snow that was falling here has since turned to rain. and it's quite misty and murky, very wet at the moment. but the rain will ease

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what lorraine makes and grows makes and grows lorraine. i yield back. .. >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> madam speaker, all i want for christmas is to clean up the corruption in congress. that is why tomorrow morning i will be introducing my political reform and anti-corruption resolution, supported by unusual capital trades. mr. khanna: it calls for five things. first, a ban on all pack and lobbyist money. a ban on members of congress strayed trading stock. third, a ban on members that are becoming lobbyists. fourth, term limits for members of congress and supreme court justices. and fifth, the binding code of ethics for the supreme court. the american people on both sides are frustrated by the corruption in washington. we need real change. i hope members on both sides will support this resolution that we introduce tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: ask unanimous consent to addres

lorraine, was something that sam just said. i think one of the things that is worth keeping in mind, especially in a setting like this at the asia-pacific kind of summit, is that a lot of these questions are really about us, not about the technology, energy about us as societies, because a lot of these questions about whether it's bias or in all these questions often are very different from place to place. country to country. we found, for example, as we've rolled out these technologies, having to have very, very different conversations in different countries about what counts as bias, what's not in different communities. but these are questions about society and not so much about technology. i think we, you know, society kind absolve itself of this question, of these questions and sam said societies faced these things for centuries, but maybe this technology amplifies this. i think we all have to think about these normative different questions in all our different countries. i think that's important to keep, to keep in mind. b

is supported by polydor, his record label here in the uk and they also represent abba in the uk and lorrainehen you have that kind of backing behind you it is hard to see how things can go wrong. olly is not intimidated by any stage. he has been on the west end, acted withjudy dench. he was in a critically a slant acclaimed series it's a sin. acting skills, music skills, pushing boundaries. this feels like a potential winner. staying with the entertainment theme, the legendary singer cher has taken part in the final of the bbc hit show strictly come dancing. #dj # dj play a christmas song # i wanna be dancing all night long # it is tough outside but it is love in here... . the megastar performed her new song dj play a christmas song while the public votes were counted ahead of the moment the winners were announced. ellie and vita! actress ellie leach and her partner vita coppola were crowned winners. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. part two of the weekend looks pretty similar to saturday's with a lot of cloud around for many, glimmers of brightness here and there, and it remainin

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and he gave the store, he says, you know, i'm an ex lorraine, i got to find, i got an, a bar on the roll. but here's a piece of paper from the governor, restoring my civil rights, nobody checked it, nobody verified it. and the next thing, you know, the guy is a doctor again, this time out in the west coast. and it'd be a facility and he's doing well. he's actually engage to be a nurse. and then the story comes out and uh, everything was terrible for him. and his fiance and his fiance, her name was kristen kenny does a beautiful, beautiful young lady. and she goes home to mom and she says, you know, mom, i really loved this guy. swining go, but i can't live with them anymore. after i heard what happened, you know, but when i was living with them i was getting all these headaches for some reason, headaches. but i, i feel better now and the next thing you know, swipe boat shows up at the door and he so charming the charms is way back into hawaii. and about 2 months later she can't take it anymore again and she goes to the park. she takes out a gun and to blows her brains out. all my going a

easiest president, joe, cool with dodo has ordered the military to help farmers plant rice in areas. lorraine has started to full to mitigate the delay caused by the dry weather. meanwhile, rosky is taking all jobs to suffice. he says he's tied as ploughing, dusty fields, and looking up the clouds, waiting for the rain. jessica washington, the ultra 0 west java indonesia. so now restitution africa's stone and not is up next. so stay with us. the good morning america is a region of wonder of joy tragedy. and yes, of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you have to be able to relate to the human condition. no country is a lie and it's my job to shed light on how and why west and museums still have hundreds of thousands of artifacts taken from african countries . in the 19th and 20th century visit is my the masks, jewelry, statues, and manuscripts. but they may not realize that most or only that because of colonization . in fact, within 75 percent of sub saharan africa is cultural heritage was removed from the continent. the in the 19 fifties and sixties, many african countries gained in

. >> lorraine taylor started 1000 mothers to prevent violence after her sons were shot and killed nearly 24 years ago, and having lost both my twin sons at the same time here in the city of oakland, we need all of that to get through the indescribable pain that mothers have to go through, especially during the holidays. and while offering emotional supports and other services. the nonprofit is also working to bring the community together. >> i thought if we brought everybody together, either with the police department, the district attorney's office to try and bridge the gap in trust and communication because a lot of the pain we feel is due to unanswered questions. alameda county district attorney pamela price taking to the podium, pledging her support and commitment to the mothers. >> i know the family that have suffered and cried because of the loss of life in our community. >> as a city like oakland has suffered so much loss and fortunately organized actions like this help families heal. >> that's former oakland police chief lauren armstrong, his position has now been vacant for near

some stuff is low up on the it's not easy to control. lorraine data. it depends on the pulse you'll end or if you stay in the same place all the time, you will destroy all the mos. it takes up to 25 years for new most to grow. you need at least 15 years for some of to appear. so we can't stay in the same spot. we need to keep the rain the a moving. i'll be looking for areas where there isn't a lot of snow or ice. when you're out here in the nature, when you're with the ranger, what do you feel? what isn't it for you to fulfill the journey? and besides, i feel free out here cuz it's not folded by walls of anything else. that civilization doesn't get in the way, but it's a no radio though. it's only comp listen to the news that goes. so find things out later, but just to just put it in to ask for anything else about the dog footing as a very special place in the life of the indigenous people in come chunk of what seems like entertainment for some was once a crucial method of survival in extreme whether this american family is now reviving these ancient t

this one, montgomery blair window particularly shows you the incredible beauty of the artwork that the lorraine firm was noted for the blues, the reds, the details. it's amazingly beautiful to see these on sundays when the sun is up and you can see the intricacy, the carving and the color scheme is just a wonder to behold. if you come and look at. the the main altar, you'll notice a particularly unique window in the center. this is a rendition of the last supper, but you'll notice it's like you've seen if you've ever seen the pictures of leonardo da vinci's last supper where the table is sideways from left to right and jesus and john are in the middle. and this particular view jesus is at the end of the table, and you're looking from one end to the other with saint john on his shoulder and the disciples around the table. this is a particularly beautiful window. there's nothing like it, to our knowledge, place in the world. there's no church that a specific window quite like that. this window was installed during the renovations of st. in 1883 to 1885, and which the chancel or altar is and the c

. >> lorraine taylor started 1000 mothers to prevent violence after her sons were shot and killed nearlyyears ago, and having lost both my twin sons at the same time here in the city of oakland, we need all of that to get through the indescribable pain that mothers have to go through, especially during the holidays. and while offering emotional supports and other services. the nonprofit is also working to bring the community together. >> i thought if we brought everybody together, either with the police department, the district attorney's office to try and bridge the gap in trust and communication because a lot of the pain we feel is due to unanswered questions. alameda county district attorney pamela price taking to the podium, pledging her support and commitment to the mothers. >> i know the family that have suffered and cried because of the loss of life in our community. >> as a city like oakland has suffered so much loss and fortunately organized actions like this help families heal. >> that's former oakland police chief lauren armstrong, his position has now been vacant for nearly a

land slide. base 2 people have been confirmed that thousands of items with swept away off the trench lorraine had that's area based on friday. the whole, the venezuelan government has been celebrating is the victory in a referendum on re taking control of a disputed region of neighboring diana venezuela. has laid claim to the se, keybo region for decades, but the area is also 102825000 going the citizens. this vote came despite the international court of justice warning correct us against unexplained the territory . the philippine army has launched a 900 for the attack is who bombed a christian gathering in the south calling for people. i so says it carried out the attack during sunday mass as a university in the city of la raleigh in mid to now or that 50 people were injured . well, that's it's for me and associates. i remember you can always find a much more on our website algebra dot com, where there was next. then inside story, we'll take a look at the, the role of the united states and the on dos on stay with the a warm welcome to you. let's go with your weather updates, so it's been a 1

absand lorraine, are you pleased >> and lorraine, are you pleased by you've seen in terms of, by whatcause, you know, a deterrent? because, i mean, whatever view you take on the legality of it all, you know, the criminal gangs that are in charge of these illegal crossings put people's lives at risk. and the government say that plan is a deterrent that their plan is a deterrent and hopefully will stop that and hopefully it will stop that kind activity . well as you kind of activity. well as you can imagine, as a barrister , my can imagine, as a barrister, my focus is on ensuring that any steps that are taken are lawful and provide the protections. >> can i just pick up on a point that that has just been raised about the european convention on human rights at the supreme court makes it absolutely clear that this isn't just about the european convention in the united kingdom and rwanda are signed up to international treaties just just as the treaty that the uk government has sought to sign with rwanda, which protect our own citizens and those that enter our territories from being torture

let's get to lorraine in ithaca, new york. ller: hi, m murphy. i am extremely pro-bittle health having been a clinical social worker all of my life -- extremely pro-mental health having been a clinical social rker all my life. i am concerned about the conflation of kush entity and mental health. psychology was made by human men who worked hard to make methods fopeople to learn and learn about psychological literacy, how to keep your mind healthy. christianity, a book like this would be great if you are in the christian club but i am concerned about america where we don't believe in pluralistic religion anymore. our country was founded on the fact that your religion is your private matter and it is up to you. it is something inside of you, not something we do. we have secular valuesn the united states. meaning that all religions are okay. the bible has a number of cruel passages in it were used on people, i for an eye, there is a negative stuff in the bible related to somebody taking care of their conlts when they are hurt and entered -- taking ca

let's get to lorraine in ithaca, new york. caller: hi, mr. murphy. am extremely pro-bittle health havi been a clinical social worker all of my life -- extremely pro-mental health having been a clinical social worker all my life. i am concerned about the conflation of kush entity and mental health. psychology was made by human men who worked hard to make methods for people to learn and learn about psychological literacy, how to keep your mind healthy. chstianity, a boolike thi would be great if you are in the christn club but i am concerned about america where we don't believe in pluralistic religionnymore. r country was founded on the fact that your religion is your private matter and it is up to you. it is mething inside of y, not something we do. we have secular lues in the united states. meaning that all religio are okay. the bible has a number of cruel passages in it were used on people, i for an eye, there is a negative stuff in e bible related to somebody taking care of their consults when they are hurt and ented -- taking care of themsves when

actually and critically was head of the secret service and just generally being the right hand the lorraine in east france. this is the home of frank schneider until 2008. he was the chief of operations for luck. some folks intelligent service, then he started his own private security set. he worked for rouge, toes affinity 3. he is actually in office 3 at the moment. i'm not allowed to leave my home as i'm under house arrest. and i'm, is that i'm wearing an electronic ankle jack. if i tried to escape, i assume the alarm will go off and they'll start looking for me in the shafts. come home the just the way you do, like i began working with her right away. i had regular direct contact with her and a kind of friendship developed between us and the key, the civil. i often have this kind of relationship with my clients. after a while this, it sits and they realize that they can talk about anything and everything with me phone, keep of the thought they did because i keep my mouth shut. it says it is so definitely . so they don't see it big deal. i've also noticed that after a certain period of t

lorraine, thanks >> um, okay. lorraine, thanks very much for bringing us up to date.ows at 930 today at drew pearson. ellie costello this morning. good morning guys . morning. morning guys. morning. >> morning. yes we're very excited . excited. >> what are you going to concentrate on today. well we're going to start on baroness mone who too much doesn't she. who moans too much doesn't she. >> honest, i did >> let's be honest, i did nothing i only, only lied nothing wrong. i only, only lied to the press. that doesn't matter lie to the press. matter if you lie to the press. when you the press, you when you lie to the press, you lied to everybody. she's up to her neck the that her neck in the fact that her and made £60 million and her husband made £60 million profit. didn't. kept profit. she didn't. she kept lying the financial lying about the financial interest. she didn't declare it interest. she didn't declare it in lords. what in the house of lords. what a mess. one of the worst interviews would i've interviews i would say. i've seen in a long time. a lot of people c

actually and critically was head of the secret service and just generally being the right hand the lorraine in east france. this is the home of frank schneider until 2008. he was the chief of operations for luck, some folks intelligent service. then he started his own private security set. he worked for rouge, toes affinity 3. he is actually in office at the moment. i'm not allowed to leave my home as i'm under house arrest, and i miss that. i'm wearing an electronic ankle jack. if i tried to escape, i assume the alarm will go off and they'll start looking for me in the chefs to come home the just the way you do like i begin working with her right away. i had regular direct contact with her and a kind of friendship development between us and the key to wall. i often have this kind of relationship with my clients. after a while visit sits, they realize that they can talk about anything and everything with me. phone, keep of the thought they did because i keep my mouth shut. the services are so definitely a success, a bulk safety vehicle. um deal. i've also noticed that after a certain period

malcolm: among those who frequent this bench are lorraine hudson and gareth cox, who come to shoot theunity spirit has died. there was a time 20, 30 years back, neighbors spoke to each other. that doesn't happen now. partly, i think, is the internet. people have all of their needs in the house, so they don't need to go out and communicate. they don't really go to pubs as much. and that's just isolated everybody. and it's become the norm, which is, it's sad, but we all do it. >> i agree. yeah. everyone's on their phones. they're on the computer, busy working. so it's nice to have places like this where you can sit down and just chill. malcolm: given britain's inclement climate, the boom in chatty cafes is outpacing chatty benches. besides conviviality, whitstable's revival cafe offers a low-key mental health safety net. >> i think it is a worrying trend in terms of, we know the impact of loneliness and isolation isn't good for people's mental health. malcolm: deborah haylett runs the revival, which mind, the mental health non-profit, established as an innovative social enterprise. >> we

sophie lorrain , monica biluchi, katrinav, anti and so on, and of course i light the fireplace for themow toys, each of which is a work. at a cost of a hundred kilograms of antonovka, but what remains unchanged is this is the tree itself, nikos assures, it is alive every year, of course, there has always been a natural tree, but pine, fir and spruce fill apartment buildings not only with the aroma of the forest , it turns out that the artist will be advised to take a closer look at the details by a resident of krasnodar, who shot the one disguised in color spruce bark , a creeping army, everyone who has filed complaints... whose needles fall off, whose roots turn yellow or die. the only way we protect them is with fungicides, this is the treatment of the waste compartments from pests and diseases. they barely grow, by the way, like this, evenly planting dozens of hectares in rows, and if it seems that this is flayering. cut down an entire forest every year, then in general, nurseries are the same agriculture as growing strawberries or tulips and roses, only for spruce groves the land is

. >> lorraine taylor started 1000 mothers to prevent violence after her sons were shot and killed nearly 24 years ago, and having lost both my twin sons at the same time here in the city of oakland, we need all of that to get through the indescribable pain that mothers have to go through, especially during the holidays. and while offering emotional supports and other services. the nonprofit is also working to bring the community together. >> i thought if we brought everybody together, either with the police department, the district attorney's office to try and bridge the gap in trust and communication because a lot of the pain we feel is due to unanswered questions. alameda county district attorney pamela price taking to the podium, pledging her support and commitment to the mothers. >> i know the family that have suffered and cried because of the loss of life in our community. >> as a city like oakland suffers so much loss and fortunately, organizers actions like this help families heal. >> that's former oakland police chief lauren armstrong, his position has now been vacant for nearly

. >> lorraine taylor started 1000 mothers to prevent violence after her sons were shot and killed nearly24 years ago, and having lost both my twin sons at the same time here in the city of oakland, we need all of that to get through the indescribable pain that mothers have to go through, especially during the holidays. and while offering emotional supports and other services. the nonprofit is also working to bring the community together. >> i thought if we brought everybody together here with the police department, the district attorney's office to try and bridge the gap in trust and communication, because a lot of the pain we feel is due to unanswered questions. alameda county district attorney pamela price taking to the podium, pledging her support and commitment to the mothers. >> i know the families that have suffered and cried because of the loss of life in our community. >> as a city like oakland has suffered so much loss and fortunately, organizations like this help families heal. >> that's former oakland police chief laurent armstrong. his position has now been vacant for nearly

lorraine taylor started 1000 mothers to prevent violence after her sons were shot and killed nearly 24 years ago, and having lost both my twin sons at the same time here in the city of oakland, we need all of that to get through the indescribable pain that mothers have to go through, especially during the holidays and while offering emotional supports and other services. the nonprofit is also working to bring the community together. >> i thought if we brought everybody together with the police department, the district attorney's office to try and bridge the gap and trust and communication because a lot of the pain we feel is due to unanswered questions. alameda county district attorney pamela price taking to the podium, pledging her support and commitment to the mothers. >> i know the families that have suffered and cried because of the loss of life in our community. >> as a city like oakland suffers so much loss and fortunately, organizations like this help families heal. >> that's former oakland police chief laurent armstrong, his position has now been vacant for nearly a year, and t

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