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she sends her daughter elsie brownsville. elsie she is unable to speak.municates in what the family describes, sort of chirps and murmurs. she's described as an idiot medical paperwork at that time and as having epilepsy. and so she goes to council. and while her mother's cells are being taken and used by science, elsie ends up being used by science, too. and they subjected to this horrible, horrible study in which they take 100 children with epilepsy drill into their skulls, pump their skulls full of helium to just get a look at their brains. and it leaves with these horrible, horribly and coughing up blood for the rest of her life until she dies at 15. they're and so, you know, i race and disability in both of those stories they're completely and i think they still are and disability she often plays a role in decisions around criminality and the way in which black children i mean i speak at one point in the book to to a black black psychiatrist named dr. tammy benton, who in her research has found that like when black children who are suffering with emo

she sends her daughter elsie brownsville. elsie she is unable to speak. she has mostly communicates in what the family describes, sort of chirps and murmurs. she's described as an idiot medical paperwork at that time and as having epilepsy. and so she goes to council. and while her mother's cells are being taken and used by science, elsie ends up being used by science, too. and they subjected to this horrible, horrible study in which they take 100 children with epilepsy drill into their skulls, pump their skulls full of helium to just get a look at their brains. and it leaves with these horrible, horribly and coughing up blood for the rest of her life until she dies at 15. they're and so, you know, i race and disability in both of those stories they're completely and i think they still are and disability she often plays a role in decisions around criminality and the way in which black children i mean i speak at one point in the book to to a black black psychiatrist named dr. tammy benton, who in her research has found that like when black children who are

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next, conservatives showed her how elsie's 0 love. the farmers from several european countries have descended on brussels to stage a protest against the european union's agricultural policies. as the latest and a months long wave of similar demonstrations across europe, families from the netherlands, belgium, and potent and not taking part approach has come to just days before the european parliament elections. or a general striking not jerry has been suspended out to the government agreed to double the minimum wage to $40.00 a month. but the concessions still falls far short of union demands for nearly 10 times that amount. striking to say the government has been given one week's grace period to come up with an agreed rate of all kind of get option on nicholas island in the central philippines as forced hundreds of people to leave their homes. this time that was video shows the moment ma'am, just come loud in the 1st erupt, it blowing out on the ash cloud, 5 kilometers into the sky. the philippines is in the pacific ring, a file of a

the miss, any loan investment level that got in love with that man, cuz when they built the elsie, how did you get this message? this case of the shot to die? i got a hold of you for possibly on the juvenile bodies, but i didn't understand the situation right now. a lot of the following up to the we job part of the back door to do a for to come and pick up on my name on the king. i got his name from my crew. it's really sleep modern. basically, if i could pay you right, just enough money for you to just sleep, wake up and eat, and go back working for me. slaver, instead of, you know, locking up a sleigh, if you just give them enough money for them to be need, you know, to come back as only without, like a few jobs. the decent around here. that's why i have to cities pull the con. you saw a load is free, right? pop up, up, close the cup to the biggest tube in our, in our man. so that was the only to pollute those, those just trying to find the excuse for loop. and regardless, everyone joining kids, you know, and it just goes to show, like, are these people really needing a lot of a more

it happeneon friday at elsie allen high school on bellevue avenue. 217 year olds are accused ofatckinge victim w taken to the hospital by his parents for minor injuries. the suspects, though, have been booked into juvenile hall on a number of charges. police say that attack appears to be gang related. all right. taking a live look now at san francisco city hall, where the board of supervisors weighed in once again on the issue of bringing pandas to the city zoo. our christian captain tells us, after much debate today, all but two supervisors voted in favor of the mayor's plan to seek private funds to pay for a new panda enclosure. >> san francisco zoo is already home to more than 2000 animals, and now the city's mayor is pushing for a plan to bring giant pandas from china to live here. zoo visitors said they're excited about the idea. >> yeah, she got membership just to see the pandas. yeah, yeah. >> bringing the pandas will mean building a new enclosure with a $25 million price tag. mayor london breed is pushing for a plan to get that money from private investors. but to do that means

gosh sherman elsie, let's take a look at a few other stories making headlines around the world. today. thailand's former prime minister tax in general, what has been formerly indicted for allegedly insulting the monarchy back in 2015. she don't want only recently return to thailand a was jailed shortly after arriving on separate charges. and then given the royal pardon a series of high profile political legal cases or ongoing and thailand this week, they tow secretary general, installed and back says a record 23 of the 32 members of the alliance are on track to get spending targets of 2 percent of g d p. so back told us present joe biden. the alliance members are spending more money than ever on us defense equipment. the surge and alliance spending comes as result of rushes invasion of ukraine. we, in the u. s. over 75000000 people are under extreme heat alerts. temperature is above $32.00 degrees celsius or hitting the midwest in northeast or it's usually 10 degrees cooler. this time of year is high. heat will continue to spread affecting most of the us population this week. at

that's also why i am running because i felt that myself message elsie of buttons con this c and hung onto the side and the vehicle that you guys have stayed. have you see off lake has done some have on buses on ski, it onto is trying to squeaks is either that soon. the of us like to have them 3 of them. i can just minutes for the cut and even columbus indeed most and destination as the most. what's my sis? i also regrets that the greens that our politicians didn't say, you know, there are for the patients, there are for something good. so it is, it is very difficult to accept that the room is full of greens for various with allegations that nobody did anything for the environment to you. most of the decisions, types of support also police one topic that was mentioned there, that i think was particularly in force and was about our european market and protecting sustainable practices here. one of the measures that for me, i'm the most excited to bring in the european parliament susie instruction of sustainability criteria on our board there. because this was for, on the one hand street

we've got elsie 100 now, she kinda said the, quite a part of the, when she basically said that, that we shouldn't really give you what the people think. oh, you seem to as a, off, mutually stitched us monday through song or new to the episode. couple accounts, name and was, was having do to inches all the new to jesus. i mean, this is insane. who cares what the people they know? remember goto and lena? bear back, she also said the same, i told half my people, all my voters don't want the sup, auto kind to waiver, so pops up. i gives the promise to people in ukraine. we stand with you as long as you need us. then i want to deliver no matter what my german voting thing. yeah, was my car, my dog fund. meanwhile, the cousins over in the u. k. that goes into the germans. that is, it's all family checking to have decided that they have a good amount of king charles's food, blender, all the cows labor, which is portrayed in one of the national galleries. but of course, as the latest project protest, i decided to make some small amendments to king charlie's portrays around the videos of this

will elsie good enough to? but i do want to get home to the book because obviously the whole world is concerned about guys or, and funny enough actually. um, when you read primo levy escaping to switzerland from the hall. of course, one of the great knows about the holocaust, premier levy, the great novelist you, it makes you realize what switzerland once meant. that's the schedule onto the alex of flood the book. what, what the, what you make of the, the way the word resistance is used in nature media by historians by think tanks, because in your book you say they don't, these people who talk a, even to the you in about the resistance empowers to and don't even understand the concept of what resistance is as well the, there is a, a confusion in the west which is basically also a propaganda saying, because we tend to make a deliberately valued awake a confusion between whereas distance and terrorism. and here we have to make a semantic difference between the 2. resistance means it basically is defined by the ob

i think of the people can read more into aland bellis will elsie good enough to. but i do want to get home to the book because obviously the whole world is concerned about god's aren't funny enough actually. um, when you read primo levy escaping to switzerland from the hall, of course one of the great knows about the holocaust, premier levy, the great novelist you, it makes you realize what switzerland once meant. and that's, that's just schedule onto with the alex, a flood to book what, what to what you make of the way the word resistance is used in nato media by historians, by think tanks, because in your book you say they don't, these people who talk a, even to the you in about the resistance empowers to and don't even understand the concept of what resistance is as well. but there is a confusion in the west, which is basically also a propaganda saying, because we tend to make a deliberate for the body to wake a confusion between whereas distance and terrorism. and here we have to make a semantic difference between the 2. resistance means it basically is define

literally, elsie be jo url pile here on the moscow meals decided it was an absolutely opportune time to take a snooze while commemorating america's war. that he kind of reminds me of schultz, his wife, and the blue sheet of my co who decided to have a go to google at the holocaust memorial. the perfect place for a picnic room, the video or the rise and shine good. i mean, it is how it is no one else. see this, we all see this much fills the cables believable. know me. this is your, the hey, just doesn't give you. well, the situation in us politics, as we said last week, is really, really hitting the rock bottom right now. imagine being so stupid, useless dumb on a sleep. but the wheel that somebody like kamala harris could actually be more popular than you really good people. i mean, this is, this is a so this is my favorite. this is worse than a nuclear war. i think this one would do more damage to the global environment. she actually took over she is literally saying, you know this 20 years left with the joke for the couple of years. and then you start to worry about the look at it

many thanks for joining us on elsie international this friday. now, any moment we're expecting the russian president to speak of the ongoing some piece has spoken to a national economic firm that you can see on your screen right now. and what was he does thought we'll be taking you straight back to listen.

many, thanks for joining us on elsie international this friday. now, any moment we're expecting the russian president to speak of the ongoing, some piece has spoken to national economic firm that you can see on your screen right now. and what was he does start, we'll be taking you straight back to listen and live. so this done by so that we'll see you again, see the the, the, the hello again, everybody. i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact on this is what we're going to be talking about in this conflict in a way that is doable and lasting. doesn't ensure that is realized by another war against the past and people did you hear it? you just heard this golf course into the us state department x to definitely tell the truth. i'm rich and she has, let's do this the . all right, so let's get started. something really fascinating happened yesterday at the us state department, the p r guy, right. the guy works there who reporters often accused of being a bit of a bold faced liar regarding u. s. foreign policy. then again, i guess that's his job, right?

will elsie good enough to? but i do want to get home to the book because obviously the whole world is concerned about guys or, and funny enough actually. um, when you read primo levy escaping to switzerland from the all ago, us, one of the great knows about the holocaust, premier levy, the great novelist you, it makes you realize what switzerland once meant and that's, that's just schedule onto with the alex, a flood to book what, what to of what you make of the, the way the word resistance is used in nature media by historians by think tanks, because in your book you say they don't, these people who talk a, even to the you in about the resistance empowers to and don't even understand the concept of what resistance is as well the, there is a, a confusion in the west which is basically also a propaganda saying, because we tend to make a deliberately valued awake a confusion between whereas distance and terrorism. and here we have to make a semantic difference between the 2. resistance means it basically is defin

jenny, me, both of them are going to have to be more centric or they make sure you stay with this one elsie international, both on the, on the online as we continue to cover the next round of the radian presidential election. the see what the news now ukrainian shilling has killed 5 and wounded 6 civilians. and 3 russian border regions over the past 24 hours residential buildings and shops of being heavily damaged, including a temple struck by a drone and the belgrade region. but that is to talk a code in the territory of ca, square a local official shed. this report from the tragic scene. a warning some of the following images on the staffing. but she did not that i give you another tragedy on our land. enemies fired civilians are civilians died. 5 people were killed, 2 were injured including 2 small children. now our paramedics, are removing the dead. i would like to ask our civilian residents to go about their lives being very careful and attentive to not leave the house that night did not move around the border villages. if anyone is provided with a temporary accommodation facilities, p

how many hair as he needs from kansas city, which is close to elsie for hospital as his relatives, that top bombardment and the tax helped me flip the city. and he made the journey by foot working all day to reach the southern city of rafa. just a few days after leaving 14 members of his family were killed in his ready strength on that family home in kansas city. help me spend 3 months sheltering and rough until another bump struck the building next to them. bearing help me, his siblings and parents under the russell, his mother was killed in this truck as their rage intensified help me made the journey back up to the milwaukee harriet and con eunice, where he's been forced to sleep in the tents near that. does it with the sun, the heat steadily increasing? well, how me here at spoke to my colleague fully branch about earlier and describes just what he's gone through of the past months. a life for me and my family now is super difficult. we're now in mos area. i'm tenured, a city with less than 2 kilometers far from where that is there any army accessed in drop off in ballasa area, we a

ago, and any a dozen of them remained in captivity to meet your advertise, reports these prayers of elsie's horses are the 1st of the kind to gallop. the vast steps of catholics done in nearly 2 centuries bred at the progress do these 3 traveled more than 4000 kilometers by plane to the ancestral home. apo does it all set on pico and yet we manage to get those horses here alive and healthy. all the way to this reintroduction santano's of course, mobile phones of these 1st 3 or just the 1st step in the zippers of all skis. horse is genetically different and the only true wild horse subspecies. it's lineage splits thousands of years ago before horses. what domesticated it's smaller and stuck here than a regular horse with no just simply short legs. on average, it weighs much less to and its unique genetics mean. first of all, skis holes can only breed among its kind of this plus hunting and the climate change caused the pleasure of all ski to die out in the wild. in the mid 20th century, the numbers would dwindling and captivity as well. by the end of the 1950s, only 12 of these horses where

the attack happen friday at elsie allen high school on bellevue avenue. 217 year olds are accused o attacking a 16 yr old boy in a bathroom. the victimen to the hospital by his parents for minor injuries. the suspects hall on a number of charges. police say the attack appears gang related. >> san mateo county supervisors approved a first of its kind pilot program today that gives up to $10,000 to anyone who provides information that eventually leads to a home burglary conviction. nearly 90 homes have been burglarized in san mateo district three since january. that district does include 20 different cities in the county. county leaders hope the six month long program, funded by $125,000 in measure k funds, helps deter the crime in that person. >> that would be burglar now knows if they perpetrate this crime, the person next to them, or the person who might know the person next to them can turn them in for significant amount of money. >> officials plan to analyze results from the pilot program for six months, and then determine whether or not to extend it. moving forward. >> ucsf benioff childr

police responded to elsie allen high school last friday where the 2.17 year-old high school studentsd a 16 year-old the 16 year-old had to be taken to the hospital for minor injuries to his face. police say they also searched the homes of the 17 year-old and found clothing and other indicators of street >> coming up next, a detox program for teens. details on the south bay medical center offering a way to help young people break their addictions. and elon musk backs out of a lawsuit with open a i what the lawsuit claimed openai was lawsuit claimed openai was originally made for. network io network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call toda

and elsie one other thing. i'm 104, i'm in pretty good health, i'll say, i'm okay.ad, we had very little meat because it's too expensive. a lot of vegetables. a lot of the dieticians see you not supposed to that. we didn't have white bread because it was more extensive than right bread. -- win i say were tough it's just that we were forced to be tougher. we had to walk, brand, to walk to work. and i just hope -- i hope that we -- will be able to do something like our generation when it becomes necessary. and i see things on the news that sort of remind me of that period. >> martha: steve melancon, thank you very much. is really an honor to talk to you, sir. [ ♪♪ ] >> martha: indeed it was. and the greatest generation foundation by committee stated by committee davis, amazing organization, you learn more about them to continue our coverage this week. led from normandy, right after this. >> ♪ ♪ at kubota orange days. it's the year's biggest selection of kubota tractors, zero-turn mowers and utility vehicles, including the #1 selling compact tractor in the usa. plus, t

that attack happened on friday at elsie allen high school.olice accused 217 year olds of attacking a 16 year old boy in the bathroom. the victim's parents took him to the hospital to be treated for minor injuries. police say that attack appears to have been gang related. >> all right, claudine. time is 717. right back to sal castaneda . what's happening on the roads now? >> well, dave and claudine, we're getting some improvement out there, which is good. but you know, we had a couple of issues. the richmond bridge. if you use that bridge, it's going to be slower. things are improving. but there was a car with a flat there for a while, and traffic is backed up longer than it normally is in richmond. maybe one exit, longer than you normally see it. same thing with the bay bridge. it's backed up beyond the maze because of an earlier crash. it's gone. we also had a stalled vehicle up there on the bridge. those are clear. san mateo bridge is moderate. i don't think that's too slow. you can see on the commute here in the south bay. we're getting a

police responded to what happened at elsie allen high school last friday.in the hospital with minor injuries to his face. police searched the homes of those attackers and they found clothing and other indicated in indicators that they might be in a gang. kron. 4 is your local election headquarters and candidates vying to be the next mayor of san francisco are having another debate tonight. >> it will be held at the sydney ghosting theater in san francisco at 6.30, candidates, london breed mark farrell, daniel lurie, aaron peskin testify ear all set to participate. it will cost $11.50. if you want to watch online tickets are being sold online on city box office. with the san francisco federal building could be getting a new name. state leaders want to rename it after late senator dianne feinstein. they say it would commemorate her legacy of leading with strength and shattering barriers. senators have also introduced a bill to rename a post office in the cities and barca cairo after the late sen. >> time now 6.49, in the south bay, the race for a eye on your

rosa arrested two teenage boys for an attack on a high school campu that attack happened on friday at elsie accused 217 year olds of attacking a 16 year old boy in a bathroom. the ctim's parents took him to the hospital to be treated for minor injuries. police say the attack appears to have been gang related. well, california laws banning gun sales on state property have upheld by the ninth circuit court of appeals. a gun show promoter was among the plaintiffs who claimed that the ban on sales have violated their first and second amendment rights. the laws were approved between 2019 and 2022 and prohibit the sale of guns and ammunition at the orange county fair, the del mar fairgrounds and all state property. governor newsom said in a quote, today's common sense decision by the court validates our core message. the people not caught should be the ones deciding on how to keep our communities safe from gun violence. if other states followed our policies, thousands of lives would be saved. we won't stop defending our laws from the right's radical lawsuits. >> newly released data shows so far t

several police responded to elsie allen high school last friday. 2.17, year-old high school students year-old sixteen-year-old say to the hospital for minor injuries to his face. police also search the home of the 17 year-old and they found clothing and under and their caters of street gangs. the passengers died on a flight headed to san francisco from fiji. this is the path of flight f j. 8, 7, 0, the z airways says the flight was on its way from sfo to sfo from nani. when a 41 year-old u.s. citizen, he began experiencing health problems about an hour and a half before they landed. the airline crew declared a medical emergency in a doctor on board provide immediate assistance despite efforts that man died, man's identity or the exact cause of his death. it has not been released yet. health tonight, san francisco to remember and honor the victims who were killed at the pulse nightclub in florida. in 2016. 29 year-old omar mateen shot and killed 49 people and wounded 53 at a nightclub in orlando tonight. the castro, lgbtq cultural district. they're memorial at the jane warner plaza at

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along with a racket racket she she read about althea as obstacles and wondered what lonely path did elsie have to take? what courage did it take for althea to get where she was? and, you know, it was a poignant question for for a girl like billie, who was, as we said, already experienced these obstacles. and slights herself. it's funny, because even the title of althea as book was perfect and spoke to her called i always wanted to be somebody and billie still has it, and she'll pull it out now and then, and she's got this dog eared copy. it's got a worn, threadbare cover green and she'll read it just look back on it. um. so that was when billie says, she believes she found her calling. she, she remembers looking around. she was back at the same club. one day after seeing althea and being struck by how everything was white. she tells the story a lot. the crowds were white, the clothes were white, the shoes were white, the balls were white everything was white. and she said at that moment, she decided that tennis could be her for change and that she would spend her life fighting for equalit

. >> it happened on friday at elsie allen high school. police are accusing 217 year olds of attacking a 16 year-old boy in a bathroom. the victim was taken to a hospital by his parents to be treated for minor injuries, and police say the attack appears to have been gang related. >> the san mateo county board of supervisors has approved a first of its kind program here in the bay area. as ktvu lamonica peters reports, anyone who provides information leading to an arrest and conviction related to home burglaries could get up to $10,000. >> residents not only expressed concern about their possessions that were lost, but also the sanctity of their home that was violated. >> since january, nearly 90 home burglaries have been reported in san mateo county's district three. the district's board supervisor, ray mueller, and other county leaders are now implementing a pilot reward program to help deter thieves like that person that would be burglar now knows if they perpetrate this crime, the person next to them, or the person who might know the pe

elsie io the plate.ohn: fly ball into right field off the bat of lc. ruiz able to catch up to it. chad: they called the infield fly rule. we talked about that a number of times and i believe they will try to bring marian into the game, but the pinch-hitter is in the game. this is a republican from tennessee. where's the number■if the members of the house of representatives. he was wearing a nancy ferguson ballap tennessee second distric, knox county. the largest uniform number in the building. chad: 435. john: the ball stayed up a little bit. chad: you know what i noticed about tim's uniform? he does■lz" not have his signate jacket on. that is something he is known for wearing, he does not have that on tonight against chris. john: it now goes to 2-1. 435 in your program, number one in your hearts, tim. to the outside. strike zone and chris delousio are not friends at the moment. berchett steps back in. for a strike. let's go to annie. ie: tim burgess bringing carhart to congress. just like me, american-m

that is elsie tanner on the wall. because we are in the home of coronation street.are you ready? here it comes. the rovers return . look, there it is. the return. look, there it is. the famous pub in coronation street . famous pub in coronation street. sadly, this is only a set i can't get in. but i want to prove to you i'm working really hard for your show tonight. oh chris was never in doubt. >> it was never in doubt . you >> it was never in doubt. you are a beautiful man. thank you very, very much. absolutely we love it. didn't think you'd actually go and do that. so thank you very much. it's christopher jennie bond political editor there christopherjennie bond political editor there doing in the way that only he can whizzing you around, not just when he's not grilling frontbenchers. he's out there looking at roy's rolls and no, thatis looking at roy's rolls and no, that is not a euphemism, so look, what do we make? we've still got a few minutes left here. alison, what do you make of that dawn butler thing? is it a bit of harmless fun, or actually, is that a visi

we still alec -- wiest elsie allocation in the private sector.use they have been overdone. we have seen opportunities in secondary sales. we are continuing to put money to work in those spots. like private credit. you think the private credit is compelling in terms of absolute returns. most of those obligations are floating. we have a 7% rate of return or benchmark him and i'm proud to say so far this year to date we are ahead of that. we have another eight or nine trading days. dani: there has been this criticism of private credit. that they have been in this extend and pretend mode. that they have been waiting for rate cuts. but at some point the music stops. do you share that concern? how careful have you been picking managers? steven: good question. i think you have to be really careful. there is a lot of new entrants in the private credit markets. we tend to focus on the areas where we do most of those investments through separately-managed accounts as a limited partner. we still see a good opportunity there, but you need to pick your manage

to mirror so meanwhile, on the other side of the political spectrum in sweet deutschland, we've got elsie heinrich now. she kinda said the quiet part of the, when she basically said that, that we shouldn't really give you what the people think. oh, you seem to as a off mutually distress monday. emma is all new to deb this her couple accounts name and what was happening due to income is all new to us. jesus, i mean this is insane. who cares what the people are now? remember, good old lena bear back. she also said the same, i don't half my people on my vote does. don't want the sup, auto client wherever supports. um, i gives the promise to people in ukraine. we stand with you as long as you need us . then i want to deliver no matter what my german voting thing. yeah, was my car, my dog fund. meanwhile, the cousins over in the u. k. that goes into the german studies. it's all we'll finally check it out. i have decided that they have a good amount of king charles as a food lender of a cash labor which is portrayed in one of the national galleries. but of course, as the latest project protest