>> tariq: yes, yes, i can.do i even have left just some quaker oats. [ coughing ] excuse my cough. i have -- have more than two dozen of the granola bars and granola cereal >> recall alert that you want to hear before you eat breakfast this morning quaker oats -- [ coughing ] excuse my cough. [ laughter ] they are recalling more than two dozen of the granola bars and granola cereal >> tariq: man, this is so stressful. it's official, 2024 is the worst year ever. >> jimmy: no, wait, well, hold on, hold on a second because you know what helps some people destress >> tariq: what >> jimmy: tariq, weed is legal now. [ cheers ] why don't you try -- why don't you try cannabis project -- product, rather. >> the office of cannabis management has issued the state's first recall for a a cannabis project -- product, rather [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, let's just talk after the show tariq trotter, everybody [ cheers and applause we'll talk afterwards. ♪ [ cheers and applause hey, did you guys know this? today is the second f

tariq, you will go first >> tariq: okay >> jimmy: which envelope should he open?wo? >> tariq: i think that's unanimous two. >> jimmy: yeah >> tariq: okay, questlove and i ran into oprah at the grammys and she invited us into her home for a private dinner. quest went i did not. >> wow >> jimmy: all right, this is good >> that is -- is it? >> jimmy: well, it's very possible that it definitely happened >> what did you have to eat? >> tariq: what did we have to eat? >> what did you have to eat that night >> tariq: i didn't go. >> jimmy: right, did you eat >> so what did you eat >> jimmy: yeah, what did you have to eat? >> tariq: i don't know i didn't go to dinner. i don't even know where i wound up that day. but i just know i declined respectfully >> jimmy: that's a great question >> no answers. >> jimmy: you just nailed it right there. >> if oprah had asked me to dinner, i would have known what i missed i mean, i would have known what i ate. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, yeah. >> tariq: interesting. >> jimmy: so, did quest have a a good time? >> tariq: he had an amazing t

first word - >> tariq: short. buzzer ] no, no, keep going, keep going keep the time going. >> tariq: okay, okay "okay, computer. >> jimmy: leg. couch. leg, down, leg low the first word or second word? break. break leg. wait, leg. hippie -- happy. >> tariq: oh, no >> jimmy: oh, my god wood >> tariq: knock on wood. >> jimmy: something wood norwegian wood the first word is wood >> tariq: okay, could. could you, could we? >> jimmy: sounds like wood could. should could. we could - we should. they could they should. wait, could. it sounds like could good, hood good good times good, good, good, good, good, dancing. feeling good >> tariq: oh, god. >> jimmy: "good vibrations." [ cheers and applause [ dings ♪ >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: i broke a sweat. i broke a sweat playing that oh, my gosh. my thanks to naomi watts and michelle yeoh. tariq trotter. [ cheers and applause we're talking to naomi when we come back. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> when you walk on and you hear them sing, it's like you've gon

what was that, tariq >> tariq: i'm just saying.about who some random ass politician endorses like, who's going to vote for trump because ron desantis says to or who is going to vote for haley because governor sununu says to? their opinion means nothing. >> jimmy: so, you don't care about endorsements from any politician >> tariq: no way whatsoever. >> jimmy: what about rand paul >> tariq: not at all >> jimmy: tim scott? >> tariq: pssh not >> jimmy: ted budd >> tariq: guy's a dud. >> jimmy: steve daines >> tariq: got no brains. >> jimmy: j.d. vance >> tariq: not a chance >> jimmy: darin lahood >> tariq: wish i could >> jimmy: jim banks? >> tariq: no thanks. >> jimmy: roger wicker >> tariq: no worse picker. ♪ ♪ eli crane ♪ ♪ are you insane ♪ ♪ dale strong always wrong ♪ ♪ i said jason crow hell no ♪ ♪ and cory mill you on pills ♪ ♪ jack reed you smoking weed ♪ ♪ steve scalise bitch please ♪ ♪ lloyd smucker that mother-[ bleep ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey, hey, woah, stop, stop, stop, stop stop, stop [ cheers and applause tariq trotter, everybod

i love that. >> tariq: hey, jimmy, i have a a shoutout >> jimmy: yeah, all right, tariq. everyone pretends that they don't know what it means, but i think it's pretty obvious. a caucus is -- say it with me - [ audience speaking along -- a meeting at which local members of a political party register their preference among candidates running for office or select delegates to attend a convention plus, caucus is just pretty fun to say [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's true. [ applause ] that's true. thank you, tariq i appreciate it. >> hey, jimmy, can i do a shoutout >> jimmy: oh, yeah, it's one of our writers, brooks. sure, let's hear it. >> shoutout to dry january i'm always looking for ways to better myself. so if it means no showers for 31 days, count me in [ light laughter ] everyone around me is pressuring me to give up, saying things like, "just take a shower" or, "you're not doing it right." but my parents didn't raise a quitter. so here's to you, dry january. [ light laughter ] i wouldn't be able to get through you without drinking lots of alcohol. >> jimmy: all ri

sí, llamamos al agente tariq. uno de los mejores. ¡cinco estrellas!ares! ¿ustedes llamaron a múltiples uber al mismo tiempo? ¡eso no se hace! ah, este imbécil. no podré pagar la renta este mes. stu: nos jodimos. (se queja) (grita) stu: ¿vic? vic? vic: ¡el arma! itómala! stu: ¡cuidado con los puños! ¡stu! itoma el arma! vic: ¡stu! (tedjo grita) stu: ¡alto! ibasta! stu: ¡te voy a disparar! ¡ya basta! stu: ¡alto! ¡basta! ¡stu! idispara! ¡tira! ¡ya gánale! stu: ¡es más pequeño! ¡ya basta! ¡stu! ihazlo! ¡stu! ¡ya dispara, stu! ¡tira! ¿qué esperas? ¡stu! itira ya! (sin balas) (grita) ¡apártate de mi padre! nicole. ¡apártate de él! ¡apártate! ¡sí, papá! bien, de pie. ¡de pie! cuidado. ¡cuidado! ¡suéltalo! ¡suéltalo! ¡no! ino! no. te voy a quitar todo lo que amas. (rÍe) no. (stu grita) ¡te mataré si tocas a mi hija! ¡papá! ialto! ¡ya! ino! para, para. ¡ya, basta! (suena sirena) papá, se acabó. es todo. oficial: ¡abajo! ¡no te muevas! oficial 2: ¡al suelo! oficial 3: (por radio) unidad 12. ¿cuál es su 20? (tose) vamos, papá. oficial 4: ¡boca abajo! ¡boca abajo

joining me now is tariq habash.ight. >> thank you so much for having me, abby. >> so, this marks three months now since the october 7th attack, and the start of this war. why resign now? >> you know, abby, i think it's really important to understand that we have seen so much destruction, so much death. and this is an issue that i have struggled with tremendously. these last few months, i have asked myself that question every single day. and the reality is, i worked tirelessly on behalf of this administration, on behalf of this president, to enact his agenda. i supported him when he was running for office. i volunteered on the campaign to help shape the education policy agenda. and for me, i tried to use every opportunity i could to raise alarm bells across the administration, with the department of education, and up to and through the white house. unfortunately, those alarm bells were not part. heard. and just trying to grab the biggest microphone i can to the president, too emphasize how important it is right now t

we begin today's show with tariq habash.st week he became the first biden appointee and just the second administration official overall to publicly resign from the biden administration to protest biden's support for israel's war on gaza. tariq habash, a palestinian american christian who worked at the u.s. department of education. in his resignation letter, he wrote -- "i cannot stay silent as this administration turns a blind eye to the atrocities committed against innocent palestinian lives, in what leading human rights experts have called a genocidal campaign by the israeli government." tariq habash, welcome to democracy now! thank you for joining us. can you talk about your decision-making? at what point you decided you had to leave the biden administration? how long you've worked for him and what you think of what is happening right now? >> thank you so much. for me, this was an incredibly difficult decision. in a lot of ways, i was working my dream job. i was working for a president who for years touted himself as an i

is unheard of this was hands down the greatest crowd to ever be assembled. [ cheers and applause >> tariqnd you've got that audience [ cheers and applause >> steve: yeah i'll never -- i'll never forget 'em. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: for instance, there was that one guy who was having a whirlwind of a day he had just -- [ laughter and applause he had just -- [ cheers and applause he had just found out that he came in sixth place in his town's verizon guy lookalike competition. [ laughter and applause amazing. >> tariq: and then there was that other woman, so brave she had the guts to do something no one else ever dared to do. she watched "saltburn" with her parents. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: my fanboy mode -- my fanboy was officially activated when i saw that guy in the front row. that guy had the most -- [ cheers and applause -- amazing hands he clearly must have been a hand model i mean, he gave the double thumbs up, and everyone freaked out. there's no way he would do it twice, but he did it twice [ cheers and applause it was -- it was pretty memorable. i'll never forget him. >

the zulfiqar, ashura and tariq vessels are capable of combat by having defense systems, missiles and dragon launchers, some of which are made of carbon. the naval forces of the irgc were added. the joining ceremony of the new vessels of the islamic revolutionary guard corps navy with the name of the combat patrol abu. with the ability to launch missiles , he joined the irgc navy's combat organization in bandab either fatemeh al-zahra or fatemeh al-zahra, a float like abu mahdi al-muhandis has the property that it contains all the independent components of a battle, from electronic warfare to air defense to missiles, with the addition of abu mahdi al-muhandis float with more than 38 speed heads and the possibility of using drones. vertical flight increases the coefficient of defense operations in the air and at sea. it cannot be sunk in any way. in the new composition of the agrafan tariq float and the ashura and zulfiqar class floats were also operational. with the design of the commanders of these new class floats of the irgc navy , next to the combat patrol vessel abu mehdi al-muha

tariq trotter, "the upcycled self." worked hard on this >> tariq: thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and -- oh, i want to quickly mention to tune in to nbc tomorrow morning the roots and i will be in the macy's thanksgiving day parade [ cheers and applause it's always fun to do that with the roots. and then after the parade, they have an all-new football game. and then after the football game, we have an all-new show. our guest will be cher >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: so, you can start and end our -- your thanksgiving with us! yeah guys, it is time for "tonight show hashtags. here we go ♪ hashtag hashtags ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we do this thing every week where i send out a hashtag and ask you to respond to that topic. so, this week i sent out the hashtag, "my family is weird." and i asked you to post some funny or weird stories about your family members. within minutes, it was a a trending topic in the u.s. so, thank you for playing along. [ cheers an

tariq habash is the only political official. the palestinian american politician was the ministry of education of this country. he said: the actions of the biden government have endangered the lives of millions of people. this american official added that he cannot represent a government that does not value human lives. before him, josh paul, director of public affairs of the us ministry of foreign affairs, also protested the white house's approach to the war against gaza was withdrawn. the head of the judiciary ordered the judicial authorities to give priority to meeting with the people, hearing the resolution of the issues and solving their legal and judicial problems. in a public meeting, mr. mohsen ejhei reviewed several cases and in handling a case in the field of construction, he said: the building belongs to the supervising engineer, and in the case of the collapse of a famous building in the south of the country, the first culprits are the supervising engineer and the municipality. they were. several were convicted there

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the zulfiqar ashura and tariq vessels have increased the combat power of the irgc navy by having defense systems, missiles and dragon launchers, some of which are made of carbon. our assumption it is not enough not to lose in these battles. 35 years ago, here in bandar abbas, iran. in order not to be defeated by america , they started using fast boats with missiles that were 150 meters that day, ashura boats, these boats made by the irgc with a carban body that absorbed radar waves were gradually equipped with cruise missiles. we do not strive not to fail. we build strength to... defeat. now , for a definitive strategy to defeat the enemy, the irgc navy says it will build its strength by adding the martyr abu mahdi escort ship and dozens of other vessels. floating all aluminum catamaran and very high speed. it is involved with very high waves, which is two bodies. you have two separate bodies in this float. that is, if the missile is forced to one side of the body keeps the other body floating on the water and it can continue its missions. the speed of abu mahdi is higher than other irgc

tariq habash, who is a palestinian-american christian, wrote in his resignation letter -- "i cannot stay silent as this administration turns a blind eye to the atrocities committed against innocent palestinian lives, in what leading human rights experts have called a genocidal campaign by the israeli government." tariq habash appeared on cnn on wednesday night. >> there are people throughout the government, throughout this administration who have repeatedly tried to use every avenue available to them to raise concerns because they care about this country, they care about this president, and they care about our democracy. i think what the president is doing by ignoring the will of the people and ignoring all of these individuals who have continuously supported his agenda, i think it is undermining our democratic ideals and undermining america. amy: he was a biden appointee. in related news, 17 current staffers on biden's re-election campaign have anonymously signed a letter urging the president to support a gaza cease-fire. they wrote, "complicity in the death of over 20,000 palestinians,

right now is that the claims of the sist regime, which has now targeted the palestinian target, abu tariq, and they usually carry out psychological media work in this way , that they attack a place and because they can justify their attack by saying that it is a personal attack. summit of the non-aligned movement. in kampa, the capital of uganda, the first vice president is being held in his speech at this summit, the president called this movement important and constructive and said that this movement can be effective in preventing war and creating lasting peace. mr. mokhbar also referred to the unilateral sanctions of the united states and some countries against iran and called it a clear violation of the principles of the united nations and a clear example of economic terrorism. because these sanctions affect the weakest sections of society more than others. therefore, they are completely inhumane and against human rights. the non-alignment movement should intensify its opposition to them and neutralize their actions they strengthen. dear colleagues. the era of unilateralism and the im

tariq, do you got one of these alexa things >> tariq: i do i have a couple of them. >> jimmy: yeah, it'salexa, what's the goal of dry january? >> to let everyone on social media know that you're doing dry january. >> jimmy: there you go that's the -- that's the goal. [ cheers and applause how about this alexa, will you be my valentine? >> sorry, i'm already in a a throuple with a bose speaker and a roomba >> jimmy: oh [ laughter ] throuple here's one alexa, where can i watch "law & order? >> any channel, any time of day from now until the end of time [ "law & order theme plays ] ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it's helpful how about this alexa, what's a real-life miracle that simply cannot be explained by science >> costco hot dogs still costing $1.50. >> jimmy: i agree. [ cheers and applause we'll never understand we'll never understand how about, alexa, what is the best way to generate heat this winter >> put a poster of jeremy allen white's calvin klein ad in your living room hubba-hubba. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i have to try that here's one here. alexa, what is love? >> bab

could do that ♪ >> reporter: and of course there is the most viral interview subject of all, 8-year-old tariqn. >> i really like corn. >> reporter: this clip took on a life of its own, heralding the summer of corn kid, spotting musical parodies. ♪ it's corn, ♪ >> reporter: a chipotle ad. >> any corn? >> yes corn. >> reporter: and the parents on the drew barrymore show. >> he has been taking the internet by storm with his love of corn, and do we love him. >> reporter: we met up with julian as he headed to prospect park in brooklyn to film an episode. he was actually raised not too far from here. tell me about 6-year-old julian. it sounds like you were a pretty introspective kid. >> i was a very outgoing kid, i think. they would call me the mayor of brooklyn because i would talk to everyone, apparently. >> reporter: that ability to connect with everyone, anywhere, helping propel recess therapy beyond brooklyn. former first lady michelle obama took notice, talking to julian about the lessons kids can teach us. >> but kids, you know, look at these beautiful faces. they're open. they are ready to

zulfiqar ashura and tariq vessels with defense systems, missiles and dragon launchers, some of which made of carbon, are capable of fighting marine corps were added. our assumption is that not losing in these battles is not enough. 35 years ago here. in order not to lose to america, iran's bandar abbas started using fast boats with missiles that had a range of 150 meters on that day. ashura boats, these boats made by the irgc with a carbon body that absorbed radar waves, will gradually be equipped with cruise missiles. we do not try not to fail. we build strength to defeat. now, for the definitive strategy of defeating the enemy, the irgc navy says: this is how it builds power. with the addition of the martyr's guard ship abu mahdi and dozens of other vessels. the catamaran float is completely aluminum and has two hulls, very high speed and very high waves. you have two separate bodies in this float. if a missile hits one side of the body , it will keep the other body afloat and can continue its missions. abu mahdi's speed is higher than other irgc ships, about 80 km/h in the sea. as

zulfiqar ashura and tariq vessels with defense systems , missiles and dragon launchers, some of which are made of carbon, are capable of combating the irgc navy. were added our assumption is that not losing in these battles is not enough. 35 years ago, iran's bandar abbas did not fail here. from america , he starts using fast boats with missiles that had a range of 150 meters that day, mr. these boats built by the irgc with a carbon body that absorbed radar waves will eventually be equipped with cruise missiles. we are not trying not to fail, we are building strength to defeat. now the irgc navy says this for a definitive strategy to defeat the enemy. builds power by joining the protection ship of shahid abu mahid. and dozens of other floats the catamaran is completely aluminum and has a very high speed . it has two hulls . you have two separate hulls in this boat , which means that if a missile hits one side of the boat , the other will keep the boat on the water and it can continue to float. continue his missions. the speed of abu mehdi is higher than other irgc navels, about 80 km/

in the new composition of agrafan tariq floats and ashura and zulfaqar class floats were also operational. the way of commanders of these new class frigates of the irgc navy, along with the combat patrol frigate abu mahdi al-muhandis, can form multiple defensive and offensive layers in the sea. the vessels attached to the irgc navy were built in iranian knowledge-based companies. in total , we have 28 floating ships in this annexation. from each other we brought missile launchers, rocket launchers, air defense, dragon launchers and actually reconnaissance combat in this addition. for multi-layered defense and attack , 22 choghul rocket launchers, 8 lol and 12 half-size tactical blood vehicles were handed over to the irgc navy. hossein azhedhai, radio and television news agency. in the first response to the assassination of the deputy political office of the hamas movement in beirut, bandar abbas of lebanon targeted the miron strategic base in the north of the occupied territories with 62 types of missiles and rockets. the lebanese islamic resistance announced the morning missile operation

but that's not to say that those actors aren't already involved at some level, exactly and finally uh tariq is is two young people, younger people, i should say in this discussion, um, how do you think, how have you view the action of the youth uh during this unfolding genocide in in advocating for palestine? think i think the younger people today are feeling extremely disillusioned with the with the with the mainstream political narrative, the mainstream media and the so-called western world, um, i think, one of the things that social media has allowed and the spread of of of new information and um unfiltered information has meant that many of the people in my age younger slightly older um get all their news from social media and what that has meant is um or at least lot of their news from social media and what has what that has meant is that they don't they cannot even fathm or or or um rationalize what israel is doing, what the us is doing, what the uk is doing, and so we feel truly that our government has not only refuse to represent us, but is going out of its way to to prosecute us as

amid protests nationwide calling for a ceasefire, senior biden education official tariq habash resigneds week, the first biden appointee, over what he called biden's "complete unwillingness to demand an immediate and permanent cease-fire" in gaza. biden is facing reelection amid a broader middle east conflict. ralph, you said, "biden and congress are vigorously enabling the annihilations" in gaza. what do you think needs to happen? >> an important thing in the u.s. is to focus on congress and the white house because they are waist deep into this genocidal war in gaza. congress is basically a rubberstamp and does not even have public hearings as it shovels billions of dollars to israel. it is about to pass, unless bernie sanders and others who are opposed, $14.3 billion appropriation for israel, military arms, and other aspects of the israeli right ring -- right-wing regime's parties. that is larger than the budget of the environmental protection agency. it is 20 times the budget of the occupational safety and health agency, four times the budget of the national park service, which has 3

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>> wawas or cos -- >> tariq: panky -- >> hanky panky >> jimmy: something like that, wawa -- yeah, youmy: -- at the wawa close -- >> that's pretty good. >> jimmy: it's so bad. >> i used to do it for rachel dratch, i would say like, "german potato salad." that's how i would do my imitation of my aunt from fishtown >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> she was like, "we made that german potato salad! [ laughter ] beautiful. >> jimmy: i want to talk about "mean girls. [ cheers and applause it's a big deal. it's out [ cheers and applause it's coming out friday it's finally here! >> yes >> jimmy: "mean girls" is out this friday. i know a lot of the filming, i was like, did you get a school or was it a set? >> yes >> jimmy: it was a real school >> we shot in a real school in middletown, new jersey, anybody -- [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah >> it was -- it was called mater dei was the name of the school, it had been closed it was a catholic school i believe it was the alma mater of brian williams went there >> jimmy: woo! >> and then they were like, "we're never going to do better than that. shut i

>> wawas or cos -- >> tariq: panky -- >> hanky panky >> jimmy: something like that, wawa -- yeah, youjimmy: -- at the wawa close -- >> that's pretty good. >> jimmy: it's so bad. >> i used to do it for rachel dratch, i would say like, "german potato salad." that's how i would do my imitation of my aunt from fishtown >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> she was like, "we made that german potato salad! [ laughter ] beautiful. >> jimmy: i want to talk about "mean girls. [ cheers and applause it's a big deal. it's out [ cheers and applause it's coming out friday it's finally here! >> yes >> jimmy: "mean girls" is out this friday. i know a lot of the filming, i was like, did you get a school or was it a set? >> yes >> jimmy: it was a real school >> we shot in a real school in middletown, new jersey, anybody -- [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah >> it was -- it was called mater dei was the name of the school, it had been closed it was a catholic school i believe it was the alma mater of brian williams went there >> jimmy: woo! >> and then they were like, "we're never going to do better than that. shu

. >> tariq: it's all a dream >> jimmy: yeah, he's -- it's all a dream.s legit fallen asleep [ laughter ] this is the best thing we've ever done on the show. hey, buddy hey, daniel. hey -- hey, daniel daniel daniel hey, hey, hey, buddy, hey, buddy. >> yeah, man, what's good? what's going on? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go oh, my god [ cheers and applause ♪ that's the first time anyone's ever - first time ever. [ cheers and applause >> no -- in the episode -- i did this episode of "black mirror." >> jimmy: uh-huh >> i had to pretend to fall asleep and they said, "action," and i was out. >> jimmy: you actually really - yeah >> no, i was out >> jimmy: you're like, "you've got the man -- >> and then we ruined the take i was gone i was gone i was gone i was gone [ laughter ] they used -- they probably used the take though. it was good. it was believable. >> jimmy: that was fantastic that is a method actor right there. come on. that's how you do it [ cheers and applause >> i'm -- i'm committed. i'm committed. >> jimmy: you really are >> i'm committed >> ji

community tariq bannau amari. community tariq bannau nick hewer generation so .ation so. i would have thought i've covered a few campaigns in my time. >> i've never heard that before. richard tice i have to say. >> i mean, what that tell >> i mean, what does that tell you about where we're that you about where we're at? that so part of that so the greater part of that election introduction . varne. election introduction. varne. yeah. uh, video by the labour candidate is in a different language. yeah i'm not actually sure what language it is. it doesn't really matter. >> we shouldn't have to know what language that is. >> saying, is it urdu? >> we're saying, is it urdu? i don't know, i don't feel i have with with. >> look, there are lots of wonderful languages out there, but united but this is the united kingdom. our and our language is english. and elections conducted in elections should be conducted in english. it is as simple as that . i think that's very, very i don't know, it's extraordinary actually. it's quite shocking what's gone on there. >> is that a ref

excuse me if i'm mispronouncing tariq salman. nur be and patrick . wolf sorry, i know your name. all right, we have one minute each. hello. good evening. we're good. go ahead. uh. good evening , members of the board. my name is sharif. apologies. i'm a little sick today, but i'm here because i think this is a very important topic. um we are here to speak to today on the calendar. uh, the academic year. we know that right now, the proposal is for the two academic calendars, and we have been a part of this fight to get eid on the calendar for almost three years. at this point and we feel that the district has been a really bad faith partner in actually working with us to figure out a solution. instead of actually working with us to implement it. it felt at the very start that there was no, um , no, no real intention to do so. and so all we wanted to say is that please, if you're going to accept a calendar accept the first year, let's come together the second year to continue working. you can't actually work with a community if they are dealing with the middle of a genocide. we are

excuse me if i'm mispronouncing tariq salman. nur be and patrick . wolf sorry, i know your name. all right, we have one minute each. hello. good evening. we're good. go ahead. uh. good evening , members of the board. my name is sharif. apologies. i'm a little sick today, but i'm here because i think this is a very important topic. um we are here to speak to today on the calendar. uh, the academic year. we know that right now, the proposal is for the two academic calendars, and we have been a part of this fight to get eid on the calendar for almost three years. at this point, and we feel that the district has been a really bad faith partner in actually working with us to figure out a solution. instead of actually working with us to implement it. it felt at the very start that there was no, um , no, no real intention to do so. and so all we wanted to say is that please, if you're going to accept a calendar, accept the first year, let's come together the second year to continue working. you can't actually work with a community if they are dealing with the middle of a genocide. we ar

a mÍ siempre me ha gustado saborear la comida, se me hace de tariq hay mÁs la comida mexicana.ia despuÉs de varios meses leyendo estas inyecciones. >> ya era tiempo de hacer algo para mÍ misma y para volver a encontrarme a mÍ misma. reportera: diana tomÓ una decisiÓn. >> lista. reportera: segÚn ella se trazÓ un plan, encontrarÍa una clÍnica de internet que le mandaran la ampolla. >> porque las fincas alrededor mÍo no me sentÍa a gusto, no me querÍa topar con mis clientes porque si fracasarÁ no querÍa que viera que fracase. reportera: luego de hablar virtualmente que dios era una nutricionista en febrero del 2023 recibiÓ por correo la medicina que tanto esperaba. >> emocionada. otra nueva fase de mi vida, era un poco de miedo porque no estÁ acostumbrada a las jeringas. reportera: cuando era vÓmito, diarrea, que eso te asusto? >> no porque todos los medicamentos tienen advertencias, asÍ que dije voy esperar a ver que pasa. reportera: estaba decidida a regresar a la tarea de su juventud y ahora no habÍa nada que se lo impidiera. >> agarrÉ el medicamento, le llene la jeringa que tu