sheila: right. david: any more sports teams? sheila: let's see -- [laughter] sheila: ok. no.id: where you are in life is where a lot of people would like to be. did you start out with a wealthy father and mother? sheila: there were not wealthy, they were middle-class. david: middle-class. so you might describe what happened in your family growing up. you begin your book with a relatively sad situation. you might describe what happened in that situation. sheila: it is a case. now, we are going to go all the way back to the 1950's, early 1960's, and this is the time when women had very little leverage and control over their own lives. my father was one of eight african-american neurosurgeons in the country. and and that put us in a social status up here. he then decided one night he is just leaving. and he just left us cold. my mother suddenly went from here to here in society, in the eyes of society. her friens left her. she literally had a nervous breakdown. i was working at jcpenney and i came in and found her on the floor of the kitchen in convulsions. time and that was the

[laughter] david: sheila: sheila: i know.nyway, he really was our guardian angel all the way up to the sale of viacom, and we had to pay him back. we paid back every penny he invested into bet. david: bet, you and your then husband ran it for roughly 20 years, was it? sheila: mm hmm. david: and then you decided to sell it to viacom for a nice price at the time. sheila: i didn't know it was going to go for that, i just remember being in times square and i saw the tickertape and i saw that bet was sold for $3 billion, and i was like this is perfect, let me call my lawyer. [laughter] david: you sold it and split up the proceeds. sheila: yes. david: later you decided you would try to spend some time in a place called middleburg. where you had bought a house. middleburg was not the most welcoming for african-americans, was it? sheila: no, not at all. david: where did the idea come from to build a resort hotel there? sheila: well, read the book. but anyway. [laughter] u it wasm a town that i fell, in love with. first of all, i had

sheila: yes. and also african-american. [laughter] [applause] david: you were approached by the owner of the washington wizards and the washington caps, about buying the washington mystics, the female national basketball team, and what did you say? sheila: first of all, he did come to me and susan o'malley and said, i want you to be the face of the washington mystics. and i said what you mean, be the face of it? he said, i want you to buy this team. his health was failing. and i have to tell you, and a lot of women can understand this, we never get these opportunities. that was the first thing that struck me. i was flattered, i was really flattered. i said, abe, what are the financials on this? he handed them to me and said they are not making money. [laughter] but i was still intrigued about team ownership. so then i called my lawyer and i said, sandy, i've been offered a basketball team. and she said, you don't want to buy a basketball team! [laughter] i said, but sandy, if you were offered this

sheila: yes.avid: you were approached by the owner of the washington wizards and the washington caps, about buying the washington mystics, the female national basketball team, and what did you say? sheila: first of all, he did come to me and susan o'malley and said, i want you to be the face of the washington mystics and i said what you mean, be the face of it? he said, i want you to buy this team. his health was failing. and i have to tell you, and a lot of women can understand this, we never get these opportunities. that was the first thing that struck me. i was flattered, i was really flattered. i said, what are the financials on this? he handed them to me and said they are not making money. but i was still intrigued about team ownership. so then i called my lawyer and i said, sandy, i've been offered a basketball team and she said you don't want to buy a basketball team. [laughter] i said, but sandy, if you were offered this team, what would you do? he was quiet and i said you just answered my

sheila: yes. david: you were approached by the owner of the washington wizards and the washington caps, about buying the washington mystics, the female national basketball team, and what did you say? sheila: first of all, he did come to me and susan o'malley and said, i want you to be the face of the washington mystics and i said what you mean, be the face of it? he said, i want you to buy this team. his health was failing. and i have to tell you, and a lot of women can understand this, we never get these opportunities. that was the first thing that struck me. i was flattered, i was really flattered. i said, what are the financials on this? he handed them to me and said they are not making money. but i was still intrigued about team ownership. so then i called my lawyer and i said, sandy, i've been offered a basketball team and she said you don't want to buy a basketball team. [laughter] i said, but sandy, if you were offered this team, what would you do? he was quiet and i said you just answered

sheila: yes. [applause] david: you were approached by the owner of the washington wizards and the washington caps, about buying the washington mystics, the female national basketball team, and what did you say? sheila: he did come to me and susan o'malley and said i want you to be the face of the washington mystics and i said what you mean, be the face of it? he said, i want you to buy this team. his health was failing. i have to tell you and a lot of women understand this, we never get these opportunities. that was the first thing that struck me. i was flattered, i was really flattered. i said what are the financials? he handed them to me and said they are not making money. but i was still intrigued about team ownership. i called my lawyer and i said sandy, i've been offered a basketball team and she said you . she said, you don't want to buy a basketball team. i said, but sandy, if you were offered this team, what would you do? he was quiet and i said you just answered my question. i said i will

sheila: yes. david: you were approached by the owner of the washington wizards and the washington caps, about buying the washington mystics, the female national basketball team, and what did you say? sheila: he did come to me and susan o'malley and said i want you to be the face of the washington mystics and i said what you mean, be the face of it? he said, i want you to buy this team. his health was failing. i have to tell you and a lot of women understand this, we never get these opportunities. that was the first thing that struck me. i was flattered, i was really flattered. i said what are the financials? he handed them to me and said they are not making money. but i was still intrigued about team ownership. i called my lawyer and i said sandy, i've been offered a basketball team and she said you don't want to buy a basketball team. [laughter] i said, but sandy, if you were offered this team, what would you do? he was quiet and i said you just answered my question. i said i will be at your offi

sheila: yes. david: you were approached by the owner of the washington wizards and the washington caps, about buying the mystics, and what did you say? sheila: he did come to me and susan o'malley and said i want you to be the face of the washington mystics and i said what you mean, be the face of it? he said, i want you to buy this team. his health was failing. i have to tell you and a lot of women understand this, we never get these opportunities. that was the first thing that struck me. i was flattered, i was really flattered. i said what are the financials? he handed them to me and said they are not making money. but i still intrigued about team ownership. i called my lawyer and i said sandy, i've been offered a basketball team and she said you don't want to buy a basketball team. [laughter] i said, but sandy, if you were offered this team, what would you do? he was quiet and i said you just answered my question. i said i will be at your office. we got ted on the phone, and i asked him, i've b

sheila... sheila hancock. you look so scared. don't be scared! iam scared. i'm terrified. are you terrified? well, i don't know why i'm here. i'll tell you why you're here. i thought it would be nice to interview some people who are seen as icons and pioneers, and i think you're one of them. oh, for heaven's sake. i mean, the other people that you've done are really kind of important people. i nearly had a fit when i saw the other people! why are you so humble? i really think you're being honest. you do think you've had a sort of strangely boring life, and i think you've had one of the most remarkable lives of anyone i've ever met. i mean, i'vejust lived a life. and, you know, my private life has been normal, and people have died, and i've had children, and i've got grandchildren, like everybody else. you've always stood up for your beliefs, and despite being an actor, you've basically refused to play all the parts that society expects of you. you refused to be a working class girl destined simply for marriage and motherhood, or poverty. you refused to let what you describ

[bright music] - sheila johnson, welcome to "firi line." - thank you so much.s is an honor. - you recently published your memoir. - yes. - "walk through fire: a memoir of love, loss, and triumph." the book starts with you as a 16-year-old girl coming home to the harsh reality that your father, who is a neurosurgeon, your mother, who is an accountant, decided to split up. it was your father's decision. and this, as you write, is a pivotal early moment in your life that shapes you. - absolutely. - [margaret] how? - i had to grow up real fast. i had to take charge of the family. my mother, she just had a complete mental breakdown. and it was a case where my father being one of eight african american neurosurgeons in the country, highly esteemed, my mother, i mean, they were at the top of the social ladder. you know, they were popular. and for him to just walk out was such a shock. and what people don't realize, that back then, women just did not have the ability to hold credit cards, their own bank account. he wouldn't pay child support. i mean, he really just lef

[bright music] - sheila johnson, welcome to "firing line." - thank you so much.s is an honor. - you recently published your memoir. - yes. - "walk through fire: a memoir of love, loss, and triumph." the book starts with you as a 16-year-old girl coming home to the harsh reality that your father, who is a neurosurgeon, your mother, who is an accountant, decided to split up. it was your father's decision. and this, as you write, is a pivotal early moment in your life that shapes you. - absolutely. - [margaret] how? - i had to grow up real fast. i had to take charge of the family. my mother, she just had a complete mental breakdown. and it was a case where my father being one of eight african american neurosurgeons in the country, highly esteemed, my mother, i mean, they were at the top of the social ladder. you know, they were popular. and for him to just walk out was such a shock. and what people don't realize, that back then, women just did not have the ability to hold credit cards, their own bank account. he wouldn't pay child support. i mean, he really just lef

. >> sheila: what, i'm the threat? she said it to me. she looked me right in the face and said she wished your mother was dead. finn, son, you know how wrong that is. i have changed.

you leave them alone. >> sheila: kelly came to where i work. >> steffy: kelly is off limits.re. we don't exist to you. you meanng

sheila, her staff, or 282 students are proving it every single day. she was raised in a small village on the yukon river. she is a role model for every educator, no matter where they teach. so please stand up and be recognized on behalf of your efforts and all those of your staff setting the standards across the country. [applause] sheila, thank you. you've got a lot to be proud of and we are proud of you. when we focus on result, every student, every parent and every teacher will play a role in making alaska the best in the country to receive a public education. the class where the rubber meets the road, where we have the most value. where the students learn to read, to learn math and science and to forge a positive relationship with her teacher. that's why i introduced house bill 106 and i'm calling on the members of the legislature to provide incentive payments to the classroom teachers. [applause] these payments will be from five to $15,000 per year for the next three years depending on where the teacher teachers. our classroom teachers should be

kit: but as seen in the doc, sheila begins suspecting something was up. i just started feeling like-- i feel like i'm being used to be here because they want prince to show up. and the longer they keep me, maybe prince will show up. it was definitely something that was hurtful. we were using her-- i said, sheila, can you get him? now, was she going to sing solos? no, but definitely get him. i had my fingers crossed, hoping she could pull it off, but it didn't happen. (singing) but if you just believe, there's no way we can fall kit: what did happen, on the recommendation of kenny loggins, huey lewis got prince's line, no pressure. petrified, frankly. yeah, it was nervous time, in front of everybody. what a great story. the greatest night in pop is streaming now on netflix. next up, first time co-stars demi moore and molly ringwald on their vintage fashion infused capote versus the swans. but what's their other obsession? find out after the break. but first, this week on gma, demi gave a rare update on how her ex-husband, bruce willis, is doing amid his ba

sheila johnson is sitting here and sheila could tell you. i just love plano people and eating and drinking i'm from louisiana. we have four delicious seasons. shrimp, crab crawfish and oil. so why y'all having all this? they're all going to rain out here, y'all should be getting something out of it. okay, but what gives me hope? i think our young people. yeah, and people continue to underestimate. you know what i told my students yesterday? i said, if you don't stand in your power, someone will take it away. so how do you encourage people to understand that they help power as citizens to change the outcome of anything whether it's, you know, your local city council races, you know your state, your state lawmakers, you can change it because we have power. so i'm to ask you that question and then i'm a talk like a woman for 5 minutes since you're on the the all woman, all women panel i think young are especially in this day and they're extraordinary i think to just know i know i'm not i'm not old per se but i look at what generations after me

sheila jackson lee. all those in favor say aye. opposed in the opinion of the no's have it and the amendment is not adopted. >> roll call. >> recorded vote is requested pursuant to committee rule seven for to pursue this question are postponed. rolling the do any other members wish -- to bring an amendment? are the any other amendments? on the war you are recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have an amendment at the desk amendment number 59. >> mr. chairman? i would like to reserve a point ofof order. >> point if order is reserved. the clerk will distribute the amendment. the amendment. [inaudible conversations] >> the clock will report the amendment. amendment in the nature of a substitute at h. res. 86 he offered by mr. cole of california number 059. line 21 strike article to and on the falls through page 20, line 11. >> i would say without objection the reading is dispensed with but you just read it. >> mr. chairman, i object to the waving of the reading of the >> he just read it.read in full. he just read the whole amendme

sheila the hamster . god greatest britain. sheila the hamster. god bless her.to love the sweetcorn . she used to love the sweetcorn. she used to love the sweetcorn. she used to love it. never hurt a fly. sheila may she rest in peace . sheila may she rest in peace. right. who's your union, jack ? right. who's your union, jack? christina. why are you laughing? >> i can't remember, sorry. >> i can't remember, sorry. >> he's bit upset. he just >> he's a bit upset. he just needs minute. >> he's a bit upset. he just needs just.ute. >> he's a bit upset. he just needs just. i'm really >> i'm just. i'm really emotional. my uni jack. of emotional. um, my uni jack. of course , has to be lindsay course, has to be sir lindsay hoyle . uh, we've spent more than hoyle. uh, we've spent more than enough time discussing this enough time discussing why this evening, i thought i'd just evening, but i thought i'd just hammer okay hammer it home. okay >> good stuff. adam, my honorary nomination emily bridges for nomination is emily bridges for appealing , nomination is emily bridges

sheila the hamster . god greatest britain. sheila the hamster. god bless her.e sweetcorn . she used to love the sweetcorn. she used to love the sweetcorn. she used to love it. never hurt a fly. sheila may she rest in peace . sheila may she rest in peace. right. who's your union, jack ? right. who's your union, jack? christina. why are you laughing? >> i can't remember, sorry. >> i can't remember, sorry. >> he's bit upset. he just >> he's a bit upset. he just needs minute. >> he's a bit upset. he just needs just.ute. >> he's a bit upset. he just needs just. i'm really >> i'm just. i'm really emotional. my uni jack. of emotional. um, my uni jack. of course , has to be lindsay course, has to be sir lindsay hoyle . uh, we've spent more than hoyle. uh, we've spent more than enough time discussing this enough time discussing why this evening, i thought i'd just evening, but i thought i'd just hammer okay hammer it home. okay >> good stuff. adam, my honorary nomination emily bridges for nomination is emily bridges for appealing , nomination is emily bridges for appeal

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the oh that's not bring in august and doc, how we haven't done go some of the sheila, he's a development economist and had a reception policy at international development economics associates from the town of caffeine. we're joined by all use, so synagogues, minnesota of culture and historical heritage. and in london, we have alexis backwards here and he's managing editor of the news website center for he is also a specialist and ask in current affairs. thank you for joining the gentleman. i won't welcome to all of you here on inside story. now, as we've been reporting sign, a goal is obviously been regarded for some time as a stable democracy. but we're now hearing accusations of a constitutional crew haven't been carried out. and on the you've described to president solve decisions and delayed the election as a napoleon style crew. can you explain that for one of the inspector? good. is this the actual, any of these people? because most of us here expected to have the election house as initially planned. that means on february 25th. uh most of the saint paddy's he once they before that

oh, that's not bring in august and doc, how we haven't done go some of the sheila, he's a development economist and had a reception policy at international development economics, associates from the town of caffeine. we're joined by all use, so synagogues minister of culture and historical heritage. and in london we have alexis awkward year on he's managing editor of the news website center for he is also a specialist and ask in current affairs. thank you for joining the gentleman. i won't welcome to all of you here on inside story. now, as we've been reporting sent, a goal is obviously been regarded for some time as a stable democracy. but we're now hearing accusations of a constitutional cru haven't been carried out. and on the, you've described to president solve decisions and delayed the election as a napoleon style crew. can you explain that for one of the inspect good? is this the actual, any of these people? because most of all companies here expected to have the extra house as initially planned. that means on february 25th. uh, most of the saint paddy's he, once they before th

and sheila, at least 64 people have died and over a 1000 homes have been destroyed in the worst wildfires in a decade. the central, sorry, so region was the hardest hit. the places are being driven by summer, heat wave and drought. you're watching you the we news from berlin up next, the documentary on to make us traditional rest of vari healers. i'll be back with more headlines at the top of the next hour. the can you see is what old car has to do with the production. here's a hands on so really indeed much now on youtube. greys the.

and sheila, in a decade the president flew over some of the most devastated areas on saturday. he warned just the danger still to come but little bundle. if you receive a message to evacuate, even if you believe the fire is far away, they do not hesitate to go somewhere. nicholas, if you've received that message, it's because you have to do it. we want to save lives and protect you with a shuttle threat. the night firefighters tried to quell the flames, but hundreds of homes were completely destroyed. in some areas where the worst of it was over, people returned to what was left of them. some sifted for belongings in the rubble, while others tried to find pets that were left behind the, as the rescuer struggle to reach the worst effected areas and was adaptable, expected to rise. there's little comfort for those waiting for news of loved ones. the journalist john bartlet is in the region worst hit by the fires near the city of south hurry. so and he gave us an update on the situation there. yeah. so i'm actually in the dependency and now which is the certainly the worst effect

one of its editors also karma, sheila is already being held in prison in russia. i didn't trial for lunch least spreading false information for you for your if this just the latest broadcast or to receive the designation as a problem. cracks down on this sent over the invasion of ukraine. a spanish police say they believed that the body of a man shot dead in the garage of an apartment building at l county. is that of a russian pilot who distracted ukrainian, his helicopter last year. he was found dead last week in the spanish resort where his bleed to have been living. maxine quoted, me was not, excuse me there. and said that the opposition to the wars. what made him leave russia. he reported the also received around half a $1000000.00 to do so. the garage of an apartment building you now to come to a with the body of a man was discovered, riddled with bullet holes and running over by a vehicle. lo coop police 1st thought it was a ukrainian citizen, but now believe it could be the body of russian helicopter pilot maxine cause middle class. so we'll knock was doing

and sheila, just this month with the deadliest the country has ever seen with more than a 130 people killed and hundreds mole missing in canada, the loss was last season was it's most destructive in history with an area larger than the size of greece going up in smoke storms like those that site california earlier this month have also been worse and by the rising temperatures. according to scientists. these are the kinds of impacts well leaders wanted to avoid. when they signed the parents climate agreement in 2015. then nations agreed to try and limit warming to just $1.00 degrees average of a decades. for now, this key threshold has only been breached in 2023. but with the weld sweltering under wrinkle sheet. and countries following fall short of admissions gold. last year may well soon become the new normal that would be all from us, produced a cut, all sort of documentary, looking at trying those grip on to you once food in agricultural organizations. that's after the break. your find one years on our website, you guys got. com and on our social media hands is at the w and use an

deal has declared the public has a motion for you just days off the list off of cottonwood celebration sheila it has begun 3 days of official morning with the death of former president sebastian fietta. he died when the helicopter he was pilot and crashed into a lake. bad weather conditions were reported in the easier at the time of the crash . the notice of 22 officers president at the head of a centralized government. now dozens of people have been killed and injured and bombed, lost and focused on a head a fall of entry elections. exclusions dropped political offices in the south west and province of below. just on the 1st hit, the district of fission and the 2nd, the city of kill us, i filled out the so for the summit stay, it says it's counted out. the woman, now a 127000000 volt, was going to the full lives in an election already overshadowed by allegations of war drinking and corruption. hundreds of thousands of soldiers and police have been deployed following the sold in violence in the run up to the water. the 1st blast hit the office of an independent political candidate and positio

the military says the vessel was destroyed of the crime, the incidents sheila, which moscow illegally annex 10 years ago. keith says unable to her own son, the caesar couldn't call for lodge landing fit in ukrainian territorial was, is, it is the 2nd time in 2 weeks, but ukrainian forces, claiming to have sung a russian ship in the black sea. like boston is with the will studies department at kings college, london. i asked them how big a blo, the sinking of this russian warship would be. what i think in and of itself, the sinking of a single. i mean, this was a landing cost is not a huge deal, but when you add it up to all the other ships they have been sunk. i mean, this is the 2nd ship this month, the finance and sunk and the black sea. and this thompson is starting to hit home and it's starting to close the russian severe problems. i mean, obviously the, the ukrainian offensive last year didn't really cheap what it was meant to achieve . and that's because the russians had some time to be able to dig in. so all along the front, they dug in strong ations anti tang dishes, mine field

one of its editors, also a quarter most sheila has is already being held in prison in russia, hunting trial for allegedly spreading false information. we do for europe, is just the latest broadcast or to receive this designation as the criminal cracks down on dissidents or the invasion of ukraine. earlier are rica bureau chief you are your shadow explained to what this on desirable status means for a media organization and its workers and russia of all the status of an undesirable organization. and you know, he's a pretty bad status, much more dangerous than to the status of a so called for an agent called duration with a for an agent is not the finest, at least in theory. of course, many people are afraid to work with the so called for an agents bought in purely legal terms. so this has no consequences to this day. to simply means that the person organization is financed from abroad and carries out so called political work because the fact that the visa is interpreted differently, the practice is something else. it's a completely different meta, if you've work with a desirable organi

that's just -- >> yeah, congresswoman sheila jackson-lee of texas, we will leave it there. thank you for being with us this sunday. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up, we finally know which u.s. city will host the 2026 fifa world cup final. the official tournament schedule next. i'm daniel lurie and i've spent my career fighting poverty, helping people right here in san francisco. i'm also a father raising two kids in the city. deeply concerned that city hall is allowing crime and lawlessness to spread. now we can do something about it by voting yes on prop e. a common sense solution that ensures we use community safety cameras to catch repeat offenders and hold them accountable. vote yes on e. . >>> a record 48 teams will compete in 100 matches across the u.s., mexico and canada in the 2026 world cup. is it coming to a city near you? cnn world sport anchor don riddell is with us now. big news for mexico and big news for the united states. what are all the great cities that will host world cups? >> we knew the cities and venues. we didn't know which games they would

so disk usage is good sheila and literally down the seas can did i jojo globally them a grow the but you may go book or and you that the the the side stone. gosh, i guess i'm just not spending that's for the solution. it's basically, yeah, it's, it's function of controlling, quote, the ships and all that extra extra miles or even the dishes, they can motion motion school the a shot and go yeah, go go to school. that especially, it says go to the people scrolling hopefully by go to the school click so don't know what other people go to just give us a similar to such as the days of the mambo. just so be able to check on the progress it looks appears i it conditioned in by the us as, as a comma 0 get to usually i don't think you mean typically a hold on. okay. fund on i think it's just not. 6 changing with it because it is the at the school district, i'm not sure when the closing starts normally with those ones. little before that there's any way that's pretty fast because he's just calling customer support customer. okay. and so what about if i one that's less, that's a popular crane a

and sheila now and it's, you know, it's quite hot, it's very dry. obviously. what do we know about the cause of this fire? for the president? is the non equivocal actually in thing that's a bad, don't you criminal criminal proceeding proceedings produced investigation to find out where this came from, the same but seem to think 4 or 5 individual points for the 5 self storage subject from which that seem to point to that thing started intentionally, what makes it for that? all right, let's do the 2 different conversations. we had started on the line and we have full evidence. so both the priest, what we well actually has happened, but those students do that. so let's take a 2nd. yeah. let me re evidence that then no say there's a huge drought to the moment and surely we just have the 2nd is january on record. and then you know, great, but more than a 100 years as an el nino year flow introduction. so let me do this pretty quickly . it's a good the high temperatures and don't see more rain for them to be to say it. so i'm usually, i think i called year as well.

i don't know if sheila would like to add anything. shealy- >> she's coming up to the microphone. >> did the commission have additional questions? >>--is there additional comments? >> to summarize what malena was saying, the operating subsidy does not currently exist. this is a proposal and the way that we calculate it is looking at the gap that would be needed to move people into those units. i think the core of her question was, is the funding actually available and the answer is no, not right now. >> thank you. are there any comments or questions from council or commissioners? i have a question. maybe sheila or malena can educate us regarding dahlia. i understand that some of-- >> yes. sheila nick lopilous, the directser of policy and director affairs at mohcd. >> thank you, great to meet you. >> dahlia is an online portal created in 2017 for all affordable housing units that are not managed through the coordinated entry system, which is for people exiting homelessness. there is a tract for those exiting homelessness and that is thr

but once i come up in the middle of the issue sheila, you move on to the left of a slow today. the referral that's usually for new ones and it is a very give or another issue. thank you. yeah, you do. i got good starting monday of this month. may or may go else the turkey will not use the q version of the of, of my flight foot. go in. i me see what was new somewhere with my supervisor for the other off, marcia, for from the state or whatever. and they've been something i wanted to keep them in the month for the man. you're the you want me to a place to go. i have this is the what we use for the future. i think there is some feasible zora princes on this is done in the bunch of out assume you have the most capital vigorous and get an insurance guys with the going to do this because it. yeah, that was the system. now those come. but when you will know, what if i use it for you, then you go to the it's just a bunch of mussel. so easy, but i do. most of my bills are them. for more i need to point out from not only is i have one level of you just deal scheduled. i'm for sure for the

and sheila , i'm from cornwall and sheila, i'm from cornwall and not feel welcome in parts and do not parts of london where you'd be very welcome in sw1. i think you would raise the tone of sw1 were you to visit it. sheila um, joy to the world. the lord is calm. let earth receive the office for budget responsibility , an budget responsibility, an institution known to risk institution known to be risk averse and dominated by bureaucratic groupthink , might bureaucratic groupthink, might have found salvation. abuse have found salvation. the abuse boss, the grand fromage, the big cheese has hit the nail on the head. he has suggested we need to cut britain's vast benefits bill and kerb mass migration and he's right. as i mentioned yesterday , there are currently yesterday, there are currently 5.5 million people on out of work benefits in the united kingdom, and yet we are still told need migration to told we need mass migration to fill the labour shortage . but fill the labour shortage. but there are millions of people who could work in the uk but are being incentivised not to buy our ben

sheila rose mccarthy, bobby ray. let's bring some harmony to this discussion. [applause] and for the university that gave us an incredible season. mr. president, madam speaker, mr. chief justice, distinguished justices of the court, members of the legislature, tribal leaders, members and most importantly my fellow washingtonians, i come to you as a governor, as a granddad and as a washingtonian and i want to start by thanking you and your families for their contribution to the mutual efforts. my staff and their families also deserve as well particularly my family and a very special person. i love seeing the childcare center she inspired us to build for capital families and that is among many causes she's advocated for as spouse. [applause] this isn't in the script but i want to share a little secret with you. i love you, trudy, and i'm not alone. [applause] let's cut through the chase. i am happy to report that we have been, we are and we will always be the strongest state in the nation. in fact the state of our state is stronger than ever. for over a decade, w

i don't know if sheila would like to add anything.healy- >> she's coming up to the microphone. >> did the commission have additional questions? >>--is there additional comments? >> to summarize what malena was saying, the operating subsidy does not currently exist. this is a proposal and the way that we calculate it is looking at the gap that would be needed to move people into those units. i think the core of her question was, is the funding actually available and the answer is no, not right now. >> thank you. are there any comments or questions from council or commissioners? i have a question. maybe sheila or malena can educate us regarding dahlia. i understand that some of-- >> yes. sheila nick lopilous, the directser of policy and director affairs at mohcd. >> thank you, great to meet you. >> dahlia is an online portal created in 2017 for all affordable housing units that are not managed through the coordinated entry system, which is for people exiting homelessness. there is a tract for those exiting homelessness and that is throu

let's use the. 6 linux beside the rich to value, sheila said a phone, the condition of a is in your mind for quinn to see if it's fits your cos community to the size is not true. if it is concerning the truth is to bodily nursery dinner, godson, the me is old. somebody to the phone number? yeah. which was a candidate to florida. so were you seeing that was putting in the next 10 years now? yes. because the reason why is that again, if i bill this is of civil kind of the relation was submitted for. yep. so for the actual form, now it's a just a bar, it's a google go them where you put your comple. would you get moons kind of symbols, this video title should been here, scrambled to the other, both options because corner version of it and let me know choose when you would have to come to see the status would it's a quarter. sure. yeah. because the person that you're printing was full, which is so for now, i'm not going to have to have the tricky because i'm gonna be an ideal switch to the blueprints. and we must close this space and move to the show up on the spanish one question. yeah, thi