colleen. good luck with everything. we'll be talking to you. hopefully all positive news, but obviously there will be challenges moving forward. good luck with all three projects. happy to do it. talk to you soon raj. take care raj trying to get some tickets. all right, moving on. it's being called a roadkill hot spot. we are talking about a two mile stretch of highway in the south bay. so let's go out and show you it is actually highway 17 between los gatos and the lexington reservoir. researchers say there have been about 200 crashes between cars and large animals in the past 15 years, and that includes animals like mountain lions and deer. and there is a solution in the works. it is a special underpass meant specifically for the wildlife. they can use it to get around without going onto the road. it's being proposed by the midpeninsula regional open space district group also wants to install fences along both sides of the highway in that area. this connection is really critical for wildlife, particularly mountain lions, to be able to access

colleen lambeau sterilized. animals in one of the largest shelters in brody, lviv region. the problem is that if we don't control the population, we will see an increase in rabies, which can spread to humans because it is a zoonotic disease. it is deadly to humans and we are concerned that rabies could become an epidemic across europe. in 2023, volunteers of the international mission sterilized and vaccinated against. together almost 2.5 thousand animals. san diego, khrystyna shevchenko, bohdan shevchenko, for the voice of america. and we end the issue with a story about how beer is brewed according to ukrainian recipes in colorado. the owner of a brewery from denver decided to help ukraine in this way. profit from he donates sales to charity. what prompted him to cook ukrainian pita. and why molotov cocktails are here, svitlana prystinska and volodymyr petruniv will tell. ukrainian beer, it is similar, you know, this kind of beer. mykola vansa, a former resident of lviv, along with other ukrainians visited the long table brewery to drink ukrainian beer and help raise fund

and i reached out to colleen and i said, i think i know how we can do it. and she said, bingo!dna! oh, and i know a couple of people. >> reporter: at first, they paid for the dna tests with their own savings. and then they set up a nonprofit and started taking donations. and after just six months, they solved their first case. >> the mystery surrounding -- >> a few weeks later, another case made headlines around the world, showing the power of genealogy. >> police arresting a man they believe is a so-called golden state killer and the suspect, a former police officer, discovered using dna. >> that one did change the world, because that was a violent killer and that was a huge impact on the world -- on the community. >> sure. opened everybody's eyes. >> yep. >> and suddenly, colleen and margaret had company. >> genealogists came out of the woodwork. and i could see us as a very unique organization where law enforcement agencies could come to us with their bones and no money and we could bring in volunteer genealogists who were begging to help us. >> what you can bring to this pr

the shift so that they could be, or colleen, the editor of nasa watch dotcom gave us this assessment of the significance of the landing. well, it's a big deal in that. it's the 2nd time anybody has landed anything on the far side of the moon by china did it the 1st time. it's something that we hear in the us. it talked about doing half a century ago. and by little boom here, besides we see we knew quite a bit about the side. we don't see the far side. we know something about because we have spacecraft orbiting it, but we've never brought samples back. and there's a lot of questions as to why the 2 different sides of the moon look that differ. this mission will help answer some of those questions. pride revelers and brazil have reclaimed the color of the national flag from the far right. there were friends, plenty of the customer, a rainbow banners on display the annual riley. and so i'll follow up to see your organizers. also original members of the o g p g to plus community to wear green and yellow supporters of the former present dryer. both scenario and using the presenting flag t

this match of the tournament, francis star, captain colleen and bobby remained on the bench after suffering a broken nose in their opening game. a dutch goal by shelby simmons that could have sealed them the wind was disallowed. neither france nor the netherlands have yet qualified for the next round. france will face pulling on tuesday while the netherlands will play. austria to fans are flocking to germany's stadiums for the euro is from across europe and beyond. but the countries transport infrastructure and particularly it's trained network, which has struggled with punctuality in recent years, has led many to question whether germany deserves its international reputation for efficiency. reporter emily go dean joining the crowds at a recent game to get their opinions. it's 2 o'clock on thursday. i'm done. financial hub has tons into a time for full fans. i'm in a few hours tournament favorite things and then not i'm yet most fear is expected off in albany and lot of people were so friendly, having a great time. not everyone's been so nice to us. yeah, it's been great. bobby is in full s

when of austria french, captain colleen in back pay came off in the 90 s minute with a broken nose off to colliding with an austrian defender. it's unclear what that means for france when i price group, the late is the midlands on friday monday i also sold the 1st match day for teams in group d. it ended with the 1st may just shop result of the tournament delivered by slovakia who snatched an early goal against belgium and defended furiously to hold on for a one no victory in the 2nd game. romania play the 1st year of pain, championship game and some 24 years and basing ukraine 3 now the training team, apologize to the fans off to the final whistle saying they didn't show the best. but the spot, the result for some ukrainian support is being able to watch some football was a welcome response from the ball from the battlefield to the football field. ukrainian soldiers watching the match close to the front lines were hoping for swift victory. they were left stunned by romanian side rank 24 places below ukraine's national team. this is the 1st major tournament for ukraine squad says russi

and indeed, last night to finish this junior, rodrigo, and it's quite frightening to think colleen and back to a one of the best place in the world is expected to size a room widget in the coming days. so it's going to get even worse next season in the reverse sand paisley, they're going to be almost unstoppable. i'm leaving everyone in the dust, but darkman has some chance to win. right? yeah, i mean, the 1st off, don't remember the bit aside. and they had lots of chances and they really went for it. and that was, that was great to see is they were on the dogs. i mean, no one expected dalton to be in the final, the only face facing the bundles liza. and yeah, they was really rude not been able to get that break into ahead because if you leave it until the 2nd half, you always give rtd the chance and they did. we cannot see have a little listen now to don't miss coach even tested. and indeed, kyla went to lucky we've been always dangerous in terms of your possession. if you build up with full, if you build up with 3, they've been very dangerous on come to a tech, some spots they couldn

they publish colleen hoover and frederick bachman and sister 's gallery, which is really the home forculture. they had the biggest nonfiction and memoir of of the fall. last year it was the it was britney spears. so, you know, simon schuster is sort of a home for topical nonfiction, political books, history, serious, serious topics that people are discussing. so there's there's there's a little bitf everything for everybody since you joined random house in 1989, by the way, when you were at brown university, did you want to be was that your plan? i did not have a plan. i will say that i was interested in journalism. i was interested in writing and my father, this is true. my father said, you know, there's this guy named michael korda and he is an editor at simon schuster. he's the editor in chief of simon schuster. but he also writes books. so why don't you be like michael korda? why don't you get why don't you have a realmy dad my dad is a vy practical guy. and so and i and the amazing thing is i wound up at simon and schuster and working with michael continued to edit for u. he's a

they publish colleen hoover and frederick bachman and sister soldier.then there's gallery, which is really the home for pop culture. they had the biggest nonfiction and memoir of of the fall. last year it was the it was britney spears. so, you know, simon schuster is sort of a home for topical nonfiction, political books, history, serious, serious topics that people are discussing. so there's there's there's a little bit of everything for everybody since you joined random house in 1989, by the way, when you were at brown university, did you want to be in publishing? was that your plan? i did not have a plan. i will say that i was interested in journalism. i was interested in writing and my father, this is true. my father said, you know, there's this guy named michael korda and he is an editor at simon schuster. he's the editor in chief of simon schuster. but he also writes books. so why don't you be like michael korda? why don't you get why don't you have a real job and write on the side? my dad my dad is a very practical guy. and so and i and the amazi

i would like to thank colleen kalina mendoza for broadcasting this meeting from sfgovtv. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? thank you, madam chair. just a friendly reminder to those in attendance to please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to

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could not afford already sparking the yellow vascular event the so to under the maximum figure that colleen election would be a good idea when he must've also figured that all these other things were good ideas too. and once again, it looks like he just may be in for another really rude awakening. the rainy admission to the you when has one day as well, it will face and a blister racing war. if it launches a full scale attack of games has been less and less. and then i'll be at iran, diems as psychological warfare. the zionist resumes propaganda about intending to attack 11 on should embark on full scale military aggression, and obliterating war will ensue. all options, including the full involvement of all resistance fronts, are on the table. is collins is the idea that it has carried out the tax on several hezbollah targets in southern lebanon, a recent hours. these rating defense minister claims, the government prefers to retake political resolution with hezbollah. but israel says it's ready for war if the lebanese on the group wants conflict is when he defends witness the claims of 450

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max colleen was one of many who came to the growing collection of flowers and mementos at the willie mays statue. today. he showed us his 1961 willie mays trading card for san francisco native robert martinez. willie mays was one of the first famous people he ever met. he was on a school field trip at candlestick park, and they fed us lunch and they gave us a program guide and they said, you're going to meet some current players and some former players. and willie mays was there. he says. willie mays signed his program guide twice. across his 93 years, mays lived through a pivotal time in san francisco history, baseball history and american history as one of the first players where d the nickname the say hey, kid, may said. it's because he often couldn't remember so many new people's names as a giants rookie, so he'd say, hey, his athleticism, professionalism and standout personality left an impression on a generation of fans who started watching baseball as television became more common across the country and around the world. and when the giants moved to san francisco in 1958, he w

so it's no wonder the whole figure that colleen election would be a good idea when he must've also figured that all these other things were good ideas too. and once again, it looks like he just may be in for another really rude awakening. yeah, just a quick update on our top story today, the uranium elections, the country is interior minister has announced a run off between peasants, keion and julie to be held on july 5th. that says, none of the candidates were able to secure, more than a 50 percent plus one majority. in friday's poll. now on the subject of around the rainy admission to the un has warned israel that it will face and obliterating war. if it launches a full scale attack against has blood and lab, a non albeit iran diems as psychological warfare, the zionist resumes propaganda about intending to attack 11 on should it embark on full scale military aggression and obliterating war. will ensue all options, including the full involvement of all resistance fronts are on the table. this comes as the id f says it has carried out a tax on several hezbollah targets in southern lebanon

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the ra is the 28th amendment and we just need colleen shogun to certify and publish it as such. we have had that conversation with her. we will keep having those conversations. >> the belt and suspenders strategy is a good one where both of those measures passed. we create a series of political facts that make it undeniable that the e.r.a. is the 28th amendment. why is it important that we are still fighting in this? >> we breathe. we still exist. we have to keep fighting for it. i'm glad that we have these two ways to be able to get at it. if one is going fast, we need to be on that train and have another one ready in case another one doesn't work. when we talk about the e.r.a., i will say this. through the years, i never really talked about the e.r.a., researched it, or cared much about it through the years. particularly, because i thought it was done. there were no conversations about this in my local community. also, we were fighting police brutality. i was trying to keep my son alive, which is a big deal. i was trying to keep my lights on and survive and thrive as a single

i had expected them to attend to my wounds, not to beat them back to me while i already had to 3 to colleen juvenile. but you see lots of these various sol, just get to me on the, on the vehicles hood for 20 minutes. driving back and forth, and finally, they drove me on the vehicle to the main road with these way the soldiers were stationed. i'll just say i just need a brain has more from her on my line the occupied westbank. it was hard for 24 year old, which i had, i'm ready to know what's going to happen to him after these really forces shopped him on top of the military jeep. he says, because he's seen so many difficult video so many difficult testimonies of how these really forces treat palestinians. he did not know what's going to happen to him. he thought maybe these really soldiers were going to push the break, suddenly causing him to full down. and indeed, after they've asked for his name, checked him up and interrogated him, they told him he's free to go. but how did they push him from the vehicle that one soldier pushed him away? so he fell down. this is part of what palestine is

but the companies tech insight center executive director colleen yasutoshi says the small percentage increase in the last quarter is a good thing. we're finally starting to see signs that the office market is stabilizing where the amount of vacant space coming onto market has slowed down pretty significantly. another positive sign is the rising tenant demand of six point 9,000,000ft■!s. its almost back to the 7,000,000ft■s average demand of 2019. overall, cbre says driven by discounted rents, more leases were completed this quarter than in the previous quarter, so the amount of space that tenants have signed leases for has increased by about 25% through the first half of this year compared to last year. so we're expecting again to see more companies acquire office space for their employees this year than they did last year, cbre says. ai companies make up the largest source of demand. the top lease this past quarter was acquired by an ai company, followed by the city of san francisco, an air management company and two global law firms. average rents declined about $0.30 to $68.25 qua

and and that's one does support with please join me in thanking ruthmy name is colleen shogan. ■ i' unitedtates. and i want to welcome to the national archives, of course, as the archivist of the united states is to preserve, protect and share ounation's records with 13 and a half billionarchi. we certainly have a lot of stories to share and to tell. but the story of our natio begie declaration ofcourse of human events, it becomes for one people to dissolve the■( politil bands which have connected them to and to assumee earth the sepl and nature's entitle them, a requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation, and notice what words appear in the first paragraph of thete and equal. separate, but was a cruel play on those wordsn and brown board reclaimed those words, so i can't take credit for that insight. it comes from my friend danielle allen, who is a political and a philosopher philosopher at harvard. and it comes from a that i had with her on the of the declaratione wrote a very tk about the declaration. and i was privileged enough to interview her abou

house majority whip tom emmer it's good to see you, president biden for the first time campaigned on colleen have been saying president biden has only done scripted campaign events. he made more gaffes and blunders in a new interview with "time" magazine. he is attacking trump on the campaign trail as his undoing trumps foreign policy, look at this he confused putin with xi jinping and said putin decided to go into russia, also confuse taiwan with south korea and claimed wage increases have exceeded the cost of inflation, your word on this. >> you clearly have a president and decline, human being and decline, literally he is getting crushed by donald trump all across the country, they are afraid of what's going to happen in november when the real verdict is rendered by the american people and donald trump is reelected to the white house. trump supporters are outraged with what they're saying is an unconstitutional court conviction that will likely be overturned on appeal, is this true usa today republican lawmakers and senators are plunging revenge, they want to stop all democrat priorities,

on july 18, two days before the murder, laura, colleen and one of the younger kids go shopping to buyd to disfigure craig's face. the next day a few hours before the murder, laura and pj are at a different walmart buying a large tarp, bungee cord and more drain cleaner. >> the tarp in the bench he matched up to the ones found on craig's body. >> in the day of the murder here is collin buying the shovel, when identical to the one left by the side of the road nearby where his body was found. a diabolical plan was for me never number of days. >> yes. >> laura on tape looking completely relaxed, a wife, mother and now investigators believed a killer craig's sister saw a woman who had turned toussaint against their own father. >> i don't know how that happened. what was said that could have turned the kids against him. >> this is ultimate story of betrayal. >> what you believe happened that night? >> my belief is that two younger children are brought over to craig's house. laura or paul go up to craig's room to maybe talk about the move to north carolina lure is one that gets him to come d

first person i'm going to call on is colleen long of the associated press. >> thank you.. about two weeks ago, you changed course to allow ukraine to fire u.s. weapons into russia. given the reported successes, would you consider further expanding th

first colleen moncada associated press. >> reporter: thanks mr president. about 2 weeks ago you changed course to allow ukraine to fiery u.s. weapons into russia. given the reported successes, would you consider further expanding the parameters on u.s. weapons into russia back even despite you're concerns about escalation and on the note -- news from home you are going through something so many american families go through. the intersection of drug addiction in the criminal system. dew you believe the justice department operated independently and politics in your son's trial? >> with the answer you're question. with regard to the first question, it is clear that the mere broad meeting just across the line on the border of russia and ukraine and makes a lot of sense for ukraine to be able to take out or combat what is coming across that order. in terms of long-range weapons, into the interior of russia fact we've not changed our position on that. with regard to the question regarding to the fit -- the family i'm extremely proud of my son hunter. he is overco

first, first person i'm to call on is colleen long, associated press. >> thank you. thanks, mr. president. about two weeks ago you changed course to allow ukraine to fire u.s. weapons into russia. given the reported successes, would you consider further expanding the parameters on u.s. weapons into russia even despite your concerns about escalation? and on the news from home, you're going through something that so many american families go through, the intersection of addiction and the criminal justice system. but you're not like most families. was your son able to get a fair trial, do you believe the justice department operated independently of politics? and for president -- >> let me answer your questions. with regard to the first question, it is clear that the near broad meeting, just across the line of the border with russia and ukraine, that it makes a lot of sense for ukraine to be able to take out or combat what is coming across that border. in terms of long range weapons, longer range weapons into the interior of russia, we have not changed our position on that sort. wit

it's still unclear of colleen and bobby will be fits play and frances next game after breaking his nose and their opening, when over austria, french football federation says he does not require surgery though, and that whole where a protective mask when he does return our course bonnet, dominic cane has more from berlin, all sorts of people on social media here in germany, the print media on line as well. so online use agencies, referring to one is a dodge of sites and says that he is the nozzler then that's you on the nose of the nation and saying that what happens to him is like a source of lightning rock for what happens to the team. we know that the initial fee is that perhaps he wouldn't play it for the rest of the tournament. i feel like some was the idea that he's been treating are asking people for advice about mosque . the suggestion is he won't be able to play in the game against the netherlands so, so next game for the french team for the may be back in time for the game against poland for a member of that group from poland. and evelyn's and australia that has been referred t

first person i'm going to call on is colleen long of the associated press. >> thank you. thanks, mr. president. about two weeks ago, you changed course to allow ukraine to fire u.s. weapons into russia. given the reported successes, would you consider further expanding the parameters on u.s. weapons into russia, even despite your concerns about escalation? and on the news from home, you're going through something that so many american families go through, the intersection of addiction and the criminal justice system, but you're not like most families. was your son able to get a fair trial? do you believe the justice department operated independently of politics? and forp -- >> let me answer your question and then you can ask his question. with regard to the first question, it is clear that a near broad meeting just across the line of the border with russia and ukraine and it makes a lot of sense for ukraine to be able to take out or combat what is coming across that border. in terms of longer range weapons into the interior of russia, we have not changed our position on t

and and that's one does support with please join me in thanking ruthmy name is colleen shogan. i'm thhe united states. and i want to welcome to the nationalvn archives, of course, as the archivist of the united states. my job is to preserve, protect and share our nation's records with 13 and a half billion rearchives. we certainly have a lot of stor tell. but the story of our nation stairs with the declaration of independee, when in the course of human events, it becomes for one people to dissolve the bands which have connected them to and to assumee separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and nature's entitle them, a requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation, and notice what words appear in the first paragraph of the declaration equal. separate play on those words brown board reclaimed those words, so i can't take credit for that insight. it comes from my friend danielle allen, who is a political and a philosopher philosopher at harvard. and it comes from athat i had with her on the of the declarationvery thoughtful book abo

another really cool to resorts are key is lead added one more to reward it's still unclear of colleen and bobby will be fit to play in francis next game. after breaking his nose in their opening went over austria. french football federation says he does not require surgery though, and that he'll wear a protective mask when he does return. our correspondent john mccain has more from berlin, a sole source of people on social media here in germany, the print media online as well. so online use agencies, referring to it one is a dodge of sites and says that he is the nozzler then up to on the nose of the nation and saying that what happens to him is like a source of lightning roughly what happens to the team. we know that the initial fee is that perhaps he wouldn't play us or the rest of the tournament have been a la some. well, the idea that he's being treating are asking people for advice about mosque. the suggestion is he won't be able to play in the game against the netherlands so, so next game for the french team for the may be back in time for the game against poland for a member of

a bipartisan group called california for safer community colleen voted signatures in support of an amendmentters will now get a chance to vote on the reform in november, and if it passes, it would eliminate the $950,000 threshold for third theft or drug possession charges . it would also increase jail time for repeat thefts and organized retail theft. it is 538 taking a break from the day's news and taking a live look outside. hopefully over the south bay in san jose and three. and there we go one. there we go. much better than the prisoners out there. okay. are we prisoner to the heat? let's see if that will continue checking in with cynthia. yeah, we've gotten rid of the heat advisory from yesterday and things are going to start to cool off. much more relief if you are not a fan of the hot temperatures. let's go up to santa rosa. yesterday we got to 97 degrees out there today. yesterday but today not so bad. we're starting off with that relief right now in the 50s. we'll slowly warm it up to about 72 degrees and mid morning hours. and then top off in those mid 80s as we go on into the afte

the hospital in that or by a correspondent, honey, in the mood towards the facility with the engineer colleen shocks you. this is ongoing, more for the month of medical equipment and machines and god, the hospitals have been applied desire and catastrophic. and here's some of the key points of the situation that showed you medical supplies, the lack of advance of medical equipment, be electricity, and shortage of a fuel is among the many problems are causing this health care system across the set to be overwhelmed at a close to be very fruitful everywhere you go to this particular hospital. many of the machine at equipment are broken or not operational. and the fact that we're seeing right now here in the hospital, the medical engineer from one of the medical mission volunteering deluxe, the hospital working on fixing some of these machines. so they're back on track, hoping the medical, the staff, and the hospital to operate sustained. how to get through have you with us, can you show us what, what's going on here? so we have the c on one of the image intensive while one out of 2 that is not

we'll start with a frustrating night for friends. compton, colleen anava at the heroes. after breaking his nose in their opening game, he was kept on the benches. he watched them play out, a goal is strong with the netherlands. both sides had chances in leipzig can add on greece, when tables for france, the 1st half for the dashed defenders, scramble that away. i agree when again, had another chance after the break, but again, fail to score the other ones did get the ball in the net chevy simon's celebrated. but it was controversially ruled out by d a r, because one of his teammates was off side standing next to the goalkeeper and finish chanelle. now that both teams are still well place to get through to the knockouts that result and did not point out who were beaten by austria early on friday. you're not found. they're open scoring for austrian really nice. oh. and then level things out through chris jones. young, tactical, for half time, robert learn desk, he made his 1st appearance off the bench for poland, but they fell behind again when crystal from garter scored a

here, this process, how are you worried this not connection to the open the door to the far right gain colleen from getting the majority in the bottom of the government? having called his thoughts, all right, 5 minutes. he didn't want to see that happen. many people here, i've been talking to you next week, and lines of politicians has been created in the wake of your pay for the small collection. they are going to the left to do well the same. you have been to the far right, come there where the power to say say they do, it will have so many places. fundamentally, for trying things out. i will leave it there. let's find natasha box up. let's keep it going out with and i'll see it are going if she's a professor of sociology and anthropology at the university power site. she was at the protest. leah joins us by skype from paris. good. have you with us. so what does today's pro test tell us about the coalition that's forming against the far right to? um, actually i think the, the demonstration would have taken place anyway. because it was a surge and under reaction to the decision of having new

this should be a really exciting morning and i'm so pleased that colleen mentioned vera glasser, who is a very brave woman in a sea of men in that pressroom back then, in 1969. and i came to know vera quite well. and she was the real thing. and we owe her a vote, thanks to. anyway, i'm only wishing i could be there you in person. but. but hello. from afar. well, there's much to celebrate in this women's history month, as we've recalled the advances that made in the early 1970s in the administration of president richard nixon and honored to have played a part in that element of women's history. what happened was this president nixon, early, he took office in 1969 and i might say subsequent to subsequent to do viewers. question made known his desire to bring more women into the federal government. his approach was powerful. first, he required goal and action plans of his cabinet secretaries and agency heads all men. i might add, about how they would women in their departments. and second, i was brought in, as jim just told you, from first national city bank in new york to recruit the w

as went on the french, the french team are still waiting on the fitness of their captain colleen and bob bay. he broke his nose in their opener against austria. and although he does not require surgery, it's not clear as he'll play their next game against the netherlands. his teammates say he's doing better, the doctor is there yet to give him the all clear they've been so it sounds like you've done this sounds good job of coach kelly and is a very important play for us. he's our captain, so it's bound to weigh heavy on us. it will be a blow if he's ruled out, but i have complete faith in all the prize on the bench and the quality that we have under which will be able to play in all pga tour a signature advance after being awarded a lifetime exemption pj's board made the decision due to his exceptional achievements. 48 year old woods is $182.00 tor titles including 15 majors. but he's only played a 9 tournaments since entering his leg in a car crash in 2021. he'll next play at next month's open championship in scotland . you may have mentioned oilers have taken hawk a stanley cup fin

colleen mccnicholas, thak you very much. and with us now melissa murray, msnbc legal analyst. surprised are you that this was a unanimous decision and that the decision was written by bret kavanaugh? >> not really surprised. on our podcast we said that the court would dismiss this on jurisdictional grounds, and they did. they've been really focused on trying to get out some unanimous opinions. that heeds the narrative that this is a more consensus driven court than a conservative extremist court, and i think this sort of feeds boo into that. again i want to emphasize this is not a sweeping victory. it does preserve access to medication abortion for now. this is not a decision on the merits. this does not credit the fda's approval of mifepristone. it simply says these are not the right plaintiffs to bring this case, and the anti-abortion movement is going to find the right plaintiffs. and lisa mentioned that unnamed law professor, it's me, hi, i'm the unnamed law professor. i think she's exactly right. they're going to look for women who were injured by mifepristone. if they ca

a seal, a head on out to bring you the latest action from the heroes as colleen and buffet schools his 1st ever go at the tournament the these business uptake the school by the city bank growth, partner of on the dashboard to use the this business uptake the restaurant net bundle dash before he is the at this point. now his teacher. jessica, thank you so much. we'll start with a threatening game with the euro. as we roll straight to spend the balloons 3 to to finish top of group deep will steer took the lead in building just 6 minutes in. that's for the dumb jo mullins putting the bowl into his mates. the folds, cody deco equal i. so the new evidence or the the 2nd call the whole steering back in front of romano. schmidt's head and making it to one. again, the netherlands had back meant to supply this time levelling the schools. before muscle 71 and 4 street in the front set to settle for 2nd sports in the group. they were given a penalty and the sick and help of the mess with poland to the end, and buffing back in the side of the breaking his nose. put away the spot take for his 1st e

out clog gutters again, leaf filters technology keeps debris out of your gutters for good guaranteed colleen 33, the filter today, morphism lee filter.com my daughters, emilia she is 19 months old she is a little ray of sunshine one of, the happiest babies you'll probably ever made children. >> with down syndrome typically have a higher risk for developing acute mountain looking at oregon, just looking in general and here we are st. jude children's research hospital works day after day to find coors and save the lives of children with cancer and other life threatening diseases. >> she was referred to saint jean at 11 months they knew what to do as soon as they got her diagnosis they already had her treatment plan draw now and they're like this is what we're gonna do. this is how long it's gonna take. this is how long in-between despite its like a family to us now, like i can't say enough. how grateful we are to be here medical bills are always a big thing to everybody because everybody knows that anything medical is going to be expensive we have received nobel since being at st. jude we have

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colleen line item six. general public comment. at this time, the public is welcome to address the board for up to two minutes on items that do not appear on this afternoon's agenda, but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the sheriff's department oversight board. during public comment, neither sheriff's personnel nor any board members are required to respond to questions by public, but may provide a brief response if you would like to make public comment, approach the podium when it is free. as a reminder, you have two minutes to give public comment. thank you. good afternoon everyone. thank you so much. so my name is jennifer blanco. i'm a trustee for district one for san bruno park elementary school district. and this incident happened in my district. and so this is why i'm here to ask. and to request to have this. so when i do, do know that there the investigations have not concluded yet. i totally understand that. but when it is, i am requesting that this come before this board, i just want to share with you a little

from the public on size and impassable madrid. waking up to the news that they finally have the man colleen and by plays arrival on a free transfer. some party such a man brings it into a saga this last of years. and the i'm delighted even most i for my children who are very excited. it's going to be a good sign and let's hope we keep winning the shrunken slit or no. i personally don't like him, i wouldn't have signed him. the absolutely sold his out in 2 years ago and we've owned against him and we've won 2 champions. make sense? so i think there was no need while it still is great player, and i will celebrate him, you know, but i have to admit that i didn't want him to go. so that's what comes up. it needs to be out of my great grandmother. we need some popping up, let's say it's in the lion feet, both sites on the rail, a flying high off the winning of brick wood, extending 15 to imperiously crowned the squad already teeming with clothing steepest stores. welcome the rise of the things you'd see makes killing them by off . well, i'll play, you know, who wouldn't wanna play with someone a

and and that's one does support with please join me in thanking ruth weissmy name is colleen sh. i'm the archivist of the united states. and i want to welcome to the national archives, of course, as the archivist of the united states. my job is to preserve, protect and share our nation's records with 13 and a half billion records here at the national archives. we certainly have a lot of stories to share and to tell. but the story of our nation really begins upstairs with the declaration of independence, when in the course of human events, it becom

my name is colleen sh. i'm the archivist of the united states. and i want to welcome to the national archives, of course, as the archivist of the united states. my job is to preserve, protect and share our nation's records with 13 and a half billion records here at the national archives. we certainly have a lot of stories to share and to tell. but the story of our nation really begins upstairs with the declaration of independence, when in the course of human events, it becomes for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them to and to assume among powers of the earth the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and nature's entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation, and notice what words appear in the first paragraph of the declaration, separate and equal. separate, but was a cruel play on those words of. the declaration and brown board reclaimed those words, so i can't take credit for that insight. it comes from m

and and that's one does support with please join me in thanking ruth weissmy name is colleen sh. i'm the archivist of the united states. and i want to welcome to the national archives, of course, as the archivist of the united states. my job is to preserve, protect and share our nation's records with 13 and a half billion records here at the national archives. we certainly have a lot of stories to share and to tell. but the story of our nation really begins upstairs with the declaration of independence, when in the course of human events, it becomes for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them to and to assume among powers of the earth the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and nature's entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation, and notice what words appear in the first paragraph of the declaration, separate and equal. separate, but was a cruel play on those words of. the declaration and brown board reclaimed those words, so i can't take

and and that's one does support with please join me in thanking ruth weissmy name is colleen sh. i'm the archivist of the united states. and i want to welcome to the national archives, of course, as the archivist of the united states. my job is to preserve, protect and share our nation's records with 13 and a half billion records here at the national archives. we certainly have a lot of stories to share and to tell. but the story of our nation really begins upstairs with the declaration of independence, when in the course of human events, it becomes for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them to and to assume among powers of the earth the

wayne rooney's wife, colleen. colleen. abbey clancy, victoria beckham and they sort of took over.ion and they were blamed because england got knocked out. anyway, it's much different now. so the they got a very short six hours. they were allowed with their partners and husbands after the denmark game. the other day. they're so, good telling off. yeah well, quite. yeah, exactly. so they were some quality time . but it's quite quality time. but it's quite interesting because it talks about, kyle walker. >> yeah, well, he had his wife, mandy. kyle. >> yes . he's watched by both his >> yes. he's watched by both his wife and his ex—lover , who, you wife and his ex—lover, who, you know, they obviously they don't get on, as you can quite imagine, but. yeah. slightly awkward. >> well, i was going to say, wouldn't that put you off your game? >> well, i would think so. very well. >> it hasn't put him off his game so far, but i feel sorry for the child because he's refusing even though he's paying child benefit each month for him and plus more. >> he refused to acknowledge his love child. >>

host: from colleen in connecticut who describes herself as looking for work, good morning and thanksng. caller: good morning. i'm not really job hunting. i just turned 26 yesterday and i'm obsessed and some days i'm doing 100 applications in the interviews -- i get a few interviews and my resume is ok but it's us -- but it's super competitive year. host: what would you like air guests to elaborate on? -- our guest to elaborate on? caller: finding something decent here, it's few and far in between. you need like that high engineer degree, the high-paying jobs. it's so competitive. host: the idea of competitiveness for those looking for work? guest: things are really competitive. as i said earlier, if you had been looking a couple of years ago, it probably would've been easier but especially with higher-paying jobs, it's pretty cutthroat and employers have their pick. that's really tough. what i am hearing is that if you stick with it, you ultimately get work but it's not so easy. applying for a job is a job in and of itself. host: she mentioned indeed and other types of technology so

i would like to thank colleen kalina mendoza for broadcasting this meeting from sfgovtv. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? thank you, madam chair. just a friendly reminder to those in attendance to please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to our meetings, should you have any documents to be included as part of the file, they should be submitted to myself, the clerk. public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. when your item of interest comes up in public. comment is called. please line up to speak on the west side of the chamber to your right. my left along those curtains. and while not required to provide public comment, we do invite you to fill out a comment card and leave them on the tray by the television, to your left by the doors. if you wish to be accurately recorded for the minutes. alternatively, you may submit public comment in writing in either of the following ways. he mailed them to myself. the budget and appropriations committee clerk hat berm entj a l i p a at sf gov. org if you submit publ