. >> 17-year-old nadia ghaffari, of los altos organized the conference. nadia began focusing on teen wellness after she helped a suicidal friend find a path to recovery. first, nadia started the teenz talk website to share video messages on tough issues. this conference takes the idea further, creating a safe place for teenagers learning to help themselves and others. >> it's normal to feel anxious or depressed at times, but if it gets to a point where it's really changing the way you live your life, then it's time to get help, and it's okay. >> nadia and her team are getting support from a range of mental-health organizations eager to reach out to young people. >> data has shown that teens in the u.s. are experiencing higher levels of stress than ever before. and about 50% of mental-health disorders emerge by the age of 14, and about 75% emerge by the age of 2 >> sometimes, early intervention is critical, just like with other types of illness. >> and we miss the fact that this is actually a disease. it's a brain disease. >> for 17-year-old darrow hornik,

. >> carlos nadia. >> lehighchool graduate carlos nadia, he is especially jt toy . was born with down syndrome. the crowd cheer i had him on to receive his well owned diploma. >> that's how you do it. that's exactly how you start it. it was an electric night with the big white way with the boss taking the stage on broadway's biggest night. ♪ you say some take a good look around ♪ ♪ this is your hometown, it's your hometown ♪ ♪ >> bruce springsteen gave that heart felt performance at rid yo city music hall during the tony awards. he was honored with a special tony for his critically acclaimed sold out one man show, springsteen on broadway. josh groban and sarah kicked off the best of broadway with a piano duet while joking about their own lack of tony awards. bit winner was harry potter parts one and two. e sequel to j.k. nols. gar fheie best lead actor in a play. british actress glenda jackson brought home the first award at 82. the band visit included best musical, best original score, best lead act and actress in a musical. >> the price for all those shows, the ti

nadia choucair. sirria choucair. nadia choucair. sirria choucair. zainab choucair. bassem choukair. for ever in our hearts. a year ago there was the role of the fire. the screams from inside, the cries from out. today, silence. the survivors and the bereaved werejoined by singers adele and stormzy. but this was about people who had lived and lost here. some came with flowers, others with messages. the day after the fire we met this man, and today he came to remember his mother, father, sister and two brothers. from having a family to not having a family at all is a big change. their absence is a big thing that i've been left with to deal with for the rest of my life and it's extremely painful and i miss them dearly every day. last year we also met this lady, desperate for news. he lost his cousin, her husband and their baby. on the day of the fire we were just running around trying to find relatives. you saw me on the day. but it was the aftermath. in the aftermath, this whole community came together. what do you think the grenfell community have achieved a year on? a desire to make

nadia choucair. mierna choucair. bassem choucair. sirria choucair. for ever in our hearts.co gottardi. fathia hassan. rania ibrahim. hesham rahman. mohamed neda. abba farsi braheem. is a bit him. -- neda. abba farsi braheem. is a bit him. —— esra ibrahims. forever in our hearts. forever in our hearts. thank you. we will now hear a poem, read by tommy evans. we are diamonds in the rough. intense pressure toughens. precious gems possess strength, even stress cannot crush them. with a smile is full of loving, community cushions. sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, cousins, mothers, fathers, guardians, our garments, our armour, safe from harm in their arms. from now till hereafter. the departed occu py now till hereafter. the departed occupy our hearts, wandering stars to be remembered forever. and illuminate darkness. applause we will now observe the period of silence which is being respected nationwide to remember those lives lost. music # why don't you, why don't you # why don't you, why don't you # let it be # let it be # still waters run deep # still waters run deep # yester

esu qequipo tienen la espraneranza para poder salir da oscurridad en la que vivian sin tener miedo a nadiavictor hugo rodriguez n noticiero telemundo. >> continua extendiendose fuera de control. >> el fuego ha calcinado algunas estructuras y amenazxa coa collr acientsientos de casas. >> hoy bfue un dia agridulce por peticion de las atutoridade no se p itlas imagenes pero le falaron cuatro e estudiantes. >> inf(informacion en pantalla. >> fueron parte de lasgimimas que nikolas cruz mato en efeb o febrero. >> tambien estuvo jimimy fallo presentador de nb y fallon le piudidio a los jovenes mirar ah adelante que no permitiera que nadie los detenga . >> un agente fue despedido y el hoombmbre defeuy detenido per lesiones. >> una persona acabo coen el s hospital en un incidente desa r desafortunado a un agentge del f del f.b.i. se le cae el arma y al ir a recogerla se disparo o con tan mala fortuna que le dio a un hombre que se encontrab en el lugaqr y sr y si vida no c l peligro. >> en san diego la policia d u de a una mujer sparo a un arma. >> esto obligo a la interrupcion temporal en medio del

i'm nadia, the office of the director of community investment and infrastructure. i'm here to present on amendments to the hunter's point shipyard and redevelopment plans to allow for some changes being made to the candle stick point and the shipyard phase ii project. sf gov tv, please? our agenda today is as follows rg -- follows, i'll go on the rational and provide some background on the candle stick point and the shipyard phase ii project over all. then i will walk through the amendments themselves, describe the out reach that was done over the last year and finally summarize the actions before you. to orient you, here's a map of both the hunter's point shipyard and candle stick point, an important distinction is that they are two redevelopment plans that over lapped the two different development agreements. the hunter's point shipyard development area shown in the light red colors indicates two phases of the shipyard, phase i is a smallerject and phase ii is all of the rest of the shipyard and it's part of the larger project with five point. the five point proj

nadia and her sisters are glowing examples was that they had their first educational experiences with a german organization and now they're headed to university. when it's an idea i wish mr gates not one of the sisters is still in school and watch to take the entrance exam for university on the road is the other lives already attending university and she's helping her sister prepare for the exams so as to up the see. this could lead to loss on. shouldn't. what will happen when over reins funding runs out can be seen in this mosque. who is in charge of the qur'an classes here says it's a shame that offering will soon have to end it secular school program she only has money for religious instruction instead of learning to read write and do math the children will learn the koran by heart and recite the suras in arabic a language they don't even understand. in america the more the thought if the aid from offering stops we will not be able to replace it with them for the children will not learn math or language they won't be able to develop the measure. but showed walter it needs to be fun

nadia. >> just a follow-up on the middle east. in the recent interview, mr. kushner said that if president abbas is not willing to negotiate, he's going to proceed with the deal. can you explain how the white house is hoping to achieve any progress in the middle east peace talks if the principal party is not taking part in it? sec. sanders: we're going to continue meeting with the other partners in the region. and again, we're going to continue pushing forward in the peace process. we had productive meetings over the last week, and we're going to continue those conversations. i'll take one last question. >> thanks, sarah. to follow up on the issue of immigration judges, why is the president so opposed to an increase in the number of immigration judges when it would expedite the asylum process and expedite deportation? sec. sanders: we're not opposed to the speeding up the process. what the president would like to see, once again, is that we stop the problem at the very beginning. he'd like to see us secure the border and people work through the system, throug

but many saudi women are focused on new freedom and some on new wheels, like nadia.ecked out the back seat. every time i bought a car i had a tear in my eye thinking, oh my god i'm not i going to be driving it. it's the driver who's going to have the first step on it. and that kind of use to break my heart because it's my money, my car, i want to be able to be the first one to drive it out from the showroom back to the house. that never happened. now it is happening. the change here is not cosmetic, it's aimed at getting more women into the workforce and diversifying the oil reliant economy. but saudi women hope it will also fuel the slow move towards equality. 0rla guerin, bbc news, riyadh. now, some of you might remember this quy- # i have a pen, i have a pineapple! the youtube star's hit, pen pineapple apple pen, has knocked up more than 200 million views, and he was even chosen to perform for donald trump during the us president's official visit to japan last year. well, now pikotaro has discovered a new use for his music! it helps stop babies crying! when the co

but many saudi women are focused on new freedom and some on new wheels, like nadia.he leather smells nice. when car shopping in the past, she only checked out the back seat. every time i bought a car i had a tear in my eye thinking, oh my god i'm not i going to be driving it. it's the driver who's going to have the first step on it. and that kind of use to break my heart because it's my money, my car, i want to be able to be the first one to drive it out from the showroom back to the house. that never happened. now it is happening. the change here is not cosmetic, it's aimed at getting more women into the workforce and diversifying the oil reliant economy. but saudi women hope it will also fuel the slow move towards equality. orla guerin, bbc news, riyadh. now on bbc news, france and america are leading counterterrorism operations in the sahara desert amid fears that is fighters to do from the right and syria are heading there to create a new caliphate. alistair lee said reports on africa's secret war. the sahara desert is the size of america. for centuries, nomads h

fatima shakira, nadia shakira. for ever in our hearts.as the fire, the screams from inside and the cries from out. today, silence. the survivors and the bereaved were joined by singers adele and storms it. but this was about people who had lived and lost here. some came with flowers, others with messages. the day after the fire we met this man, and today he came to remember his mother, father, sister and two bros. to having a big family to not having a family at all is a big change. their absence is a big thing that i've been left with to deal with for the rest of my life and it's extremely painful and i miss them dearly every day. last year we also met this lady, desperate for news. he lost his cousin, her husband and their baby. on the day of the fire we were just running around trying to find relatives. you saw me on the day. but it was the aftermath. in the aftermath, this whole community came together. what do you think the grenfell community have achieved a year on? a desire to make sure this never happens again. ata make sure this

but many saudi women are focused on new freedom and some on new wheels, like nadia. car shopping in the past, she only checked out the back seat. every time i bought a car i had a tear in my eye thinking, oh my god i'm not i going to be driving it. it's the driver who's going to have the first step on it. and that kind of use to break my heart because it's my money, my car, i want to be able to be the first one to drive it out from the showroom back to the house. that never happened. now it is happening. the change here is not cosmetic, it's aimed at getting more women into the workforce and diversifying the oil reliant economy. but saudi women hope it will also fuel the slow move towards equality. orla guerin, bbc news, riyadh. football — and the world cup continues in russia. the group games are coming thick and fast — and there were great results for nigeria, switzerland — and those perennial favourites — brazil. the bbc‘s tim allman has been watching all the action. there's leaving it late — and then there's leaving it late. these brazil fans were celebrating aft

but many saudi women are focused on new freedom and some on new wheels, like nadia.st, she only checked out the back seat. every time i bought a car i had a tear in my eye thinking, oh my god i'm not i going to be driving it. it's the driver who's going to have the first step on it. and that kind of use to break my heart because it's my money, my car, i want to be able to be the first one to drive it out from the showroom back to the house. that never happened. now it is happening. the change here is not cosmetic, it's aimed at getting more women into the workforce and diversifying the oil reliant economy. but saudi women hope it will also fuel the slow move towards equality. orla guerin, bbc news, riyadh. "we were just doing ourjob". the words of the two police officers who were first on the scene of the salisbury nerve agent attack. they were called to help sergei and yulia skripal, who they found on a park bench. the officers, along with detective sergeant nick bailey, today met prince charles and the duchess of cornwall, who were in the city to thank the emergenc

but many saudi women are focused on new freedom and some on new wheels, like nadia. in the past, she only checked out the back seat. every time i bought a car i had a tear in my eye thinking, oh my god am i going to be driving it? it's the driver who's going to have the first step on it. and that kind of use to break my heart because it's my money, my car, i want to be able to be the first one to drive it out from the showroom back to the house. that never happened. now it is happening. the change here is not cosmetic, it's aimed at getting more women into the workforce and diversifying the oil reliant economy. but saudi women hope it will also fuel the slow move towards equality. 0rla guerin, bbc news, riyadh. the world's most expensive footballer, neymar, was reduced to tears at the world cup this afternoon, after scoring an injury—time goal in brazil's match against costa rica. meanwhile england have been preparing for their next game against panama on sunday in nizhny novogrod, natalie pirks is there for us. it was here last night that argentina were humbled 3—0

family—controlled spanish construction giant ferrovial, and includes qatar investment authority, ca nadia's investment fund cdpq and gic of singapore. but can they afford to pay for this new runway? the estimated cost is $18.6 billion, and that could soar as billions more are needed to upgrade rail and road links around the highly—congested airport. and there are doubts about heathrow‘s ability to raise the cash, given its fragile finances. heathrow airport holdings‘ 2017 accounts show borrowings stand at over $17.7bn, while its equity stood atjust $932 million. john holland—kaye is the boss of heathrow airport and he told me he was confident the runway would now be built. i'm completely confident that this will now happen. look at the vote in parliament yesterday. after 50 years of debate, after people telling us this was politically undeliverable, even though it was clearly the right answer, parliament has now voted overwhelmingly by three to one to back heathrow expansion, and we are going to get on now and deliver that, giving britain the kind of global connectivity we need to be one of

has named eleven women in his seventeen person cabinets including two top posts for me you official nadia calvina takes over as economy minister shift to a more program european stance while former supreme court judge margarita roadless takes on defense sanchez's socialist party has the backing of less than a quarter of the country's m.p.'s so appointments from outside the party also include fernando ground a moscow and a former judge as interior minister and spain's first astronauts pedre duke a has been appointed science minister of public color on martinez who is a lecturer in spanish studies at aston university in the u.k. told us earlier that the biggest issue facing the new government is how to deal with separatists in catalonia. there is a chance maybe to reset negotiations and hopefully to start again from a more open perspective and a more on a friendlier perspective it really does that then on the leadership because who knows well this if they can compromise has to be some sort of compromise there's no denying that the position of the socialist party is still far from the positi

a marker of leftover binary thinking about gender where there are some people including this woman nadia but we should talk about wants to still be seen as e-mail but is getting surgery and it's much more of this gender fluid. people who are really reject teen the necessity of gender dysphoria. i'm wondering first of all just for people who might not be familiar with that term and if we want to define gender dysphoria first of all and then talk a little bit about that debate. >> my understanding of gender dysphoria is that it is a distress that emanates from the gap between one's gender assignment and gender identity so the feeling that one has if one has been assigned a gender that is somehow false and the daily stress that sense of living in a false reality creates for people. i didn't really know anything about that before he i started talking with individuals. i've done a lot of masculine females who are very proud of their female masculinity and don't really experience it as a problem. but i came to realize through interviewing individuals for this book that there is such a thing as

marker of leftover binary thinking about gender where there are some people including this woman, nadia, that we should talk about, someone that identifies as seamless to be seen as female, but it's getting top surgery and much more the gender fluid side of things. people who are really rejecting the necessity of gendered dysphoria as a concept and i'm wondering, first of all, just for people who might not be familiar with that termini just obviously got it wrong, so if you went too far-- to find gendered dysphoria and talk a bit about that fate. >> well, my understanding of gender dysphoria is that it is the distress that emanates from the gap between one gender assignment and one's gender identity, so the feeling that one has that one has been assigned a gender that is somehow false and the daily stress that that sense of living a false reality creates for people. >> i didn't really know anything about that before i started talking with individuals, i mean, i have known a lot of masculine females who are very sort of proud of their female masculinity and it don't truly experience it a

know, some leftover binary thinking about gender where there are some people, including this woman nadia that we should talk about. this is someone who identifies as female and wants to still be seen as female, uses female pronouns, but is getting top surgery and is on the gender fluid side of things. people who are really rejecting the necessity of gender dysphoria as a concept. and i'm wondering for people who might not be familiar with that term and obviously i just got it wrong and i've been reading this book. if you want to define gender dysphoria first of all and then talk a little bit about that debate. >> guest: uh-huh. well, my understanding of gender dysphoria is that it is the distress that emanates from the gap between one's gender assignment and one's gender identity. so the feeling that one has that one has been assigned a gender that is somehow false. and that the daily stress that that sense of living in a false reality creates for people. i didn't really know anything about that before i started talking with individuals. i mean, i've known a lot of masculine females who,

. >> uber's nadia anderson says passengers in the rear seat are three times more likely to die in a crash if they're not wearing a seatbelt. >> for some reason, people think that getting in the backseat is safer or on short trips, they don't need to buckle up. >> this uber driver likes the new campaign. this crash test video shows a passenger crashing into the driver. >> even if i'm buckled up, the passenger can hit me. >> four out of five people admit they don't buckle up the backseat on short trips. >>>the legendary group tower of power was founded 50 years ago in oakland. the mayor and the city honored the band by declaring this past thursday tower of power day during a ceremony. the mayor praised the band's sound and the musicians stamina. cheering and applause ] >> you all look good for a band that is celebrating its 50th anniversary. return the favor, gentlemen. this ing, n't tower of power will perform for the second straight night at oakland's fox theatre. >>>for the fist time in more tan -- first time in more than 20 years, a fully crewed navy ship is in vallejo. it comes to the

fatima choucair, nadia choucair. forever in our hearts.r ago, there was the fire, the screams from inside and the cries from out. today, silence. the survivors and the bereaved werejoined by singers adele and stormzy. but this was about people who had lived and lost here. some came with flowers, others with messages. the day after the fire we met this man, and today he came to remember his mother, father, sister and two brothers. from having a family to not having a family at all is a big change. their absence is a big thing that i've been left with to deal with for the rest of my life and it's extremely painful and i miss them dearly every day. last year we also met this lady, desperate for news. he lost his cousin, her husband and their baby. on the day of the fire we were just running around trying to find relatives. you saw me on the day. but it was the aftermath. in the aftermath, this whole community came together. what do you think the grenfell community have achieved a year on? a desire to make sure this never happens again. at a l

able to negotiate that one down from over $6,000 to 5500, which we paid, and on the cherokee, we -- nadia curry from s.f.o. contacted porfaris, and we know it was jose's towing because they left a business card. >> thank you. >> did you have a question? >> yes. was any payment for the $9,000 for the cherokee? >> no, there was not, just the $5500 for the hyundai. >> what normally happens when your car is missing? >> we run what we call an accounting reporting, so any vehicles that have not been inventoried per se for, you know, usually anything three or -- two or three more days, you know, we're doing what we can to locate them, and if we -- we see that there's a road side call in, which there were in these cases, we try to contact multiple different tow companies in the area to see where we can find out. we contact impound lots. if it's san francisco, we contact auto return. >> okay. are these the only two incidents with jose? >> the only two that i can recall in detail, yes. >> is that yes, only two or yes there are more. >> yes, i've heard -- >> no, no, no -- >> yes, exactly. that's why

nadia and bassem's three daughters also died: mierna, 13, fatima, 11, and zaynab, 3.aughter khadija saye in the fire?they lived on the 20th floorjoseph john khadija saye in the fire?they lived on the 20th floor. and mahad egal, he's back with us. he escaped from the 11th floor with his wife and his children who were one and three years old at the time. i would like to ask you all how you will remember the events this time tomorrow, and i know every day you think about the family, but tomorrow, what will you do, hisam? the first thing i wish to say is that my thoughts and prayers will be for everybody really believed, the survivors, the residents and the community. my prayers will be with them. what i intend to do tomorrow is to visit two schools, the first one where my sister worked as a nursery teacher and where are her children attended. and the second school is where my sister's oldest daughter went to, there is a memorial doing on there. and then there is another memorial service in st helens church, i believe, which i will be attending hopefully. and then after t

fatima choucair, nadia choucair. forever in our hearts.creams from inside and the cries from out. today, silence. the survivors and the bereaved werejoined by singers adele and stormzy. but this was about people who had lived and lost here. some came with flowers, others with messages. the day after the fire we met this man, and today he came to remember his mother, father, sister and two brothers. from having a family to not having a family at all is a big change. their absence is a big thing that i've been left with to deal with for the rest of my life and it's extremely painful and i miss them dearly every day. last year we also met this lady, desperate for news. he lost his cousin, her husband and their baby. 0n the day of the fire we were just running around trying to find relatives. you saw me on the day. but it was the aftermath. in the aftermath, this whole community came together. what do you think the grenfell community have achieved a year on? a desire to make sure this never happens again. at a local church, otherfamilies who l

nadia. >> -- said that you are willing to negotiate, he's going to proceed with the deal. can you explain how the white house is hoping to achieve any progress in the middle east peace -- >> hi, everyone. that was white house press secretary sarah sanders in her first briefing addressing the deportation separation at the border. we'll talk more about that. in the meantime, donald trump tweets. this morning he returned to one of his original presidential conspiracy theories, claims he had been surveilled at trump tower. the original charge was made in the early days of his presidency when he claimed that obama had his phones tapped, something then fbi director jim comey debunked in sworn testimony later that month. but trump had more than conspiracies on his mind when he woke up this morning. in the face of new evidence that the mueller probe is ongoing and sweeping in nature, just this weekend the top democrat on the senate's russia investigation reportedly told donors at a fund-raiser, quote, if you think you've seen wild stuff so far, buckle up. it's going to be a wild c

well, joining us now from exeter is dr nadia naser—najjab who is a research fellow in palestine studiesuch forjoining us this evening. how significant do you think prince william's visit is to the west bank? of course it is lovely to see prince william engaging and connecting with palestinian youths. he is a young prince and he met with young palestinians playing football with them, visiting a school. however, i am not sure i see anything good to come out of this visit because i don't think that the conflict or the issue is related to mutual friendship and respect. what about the political implication? i understand that the visit was announced as nonpolitical, however looking at his store in the west bank, there is nothing without a political implication —— looking at his door. for example, visiting a school in ramallah is great, however what is the implication of education? prince william assured the president that britain is going to support education, palestinian education. but some children wake up in the morning and find their schools demolished. there are palestinian children who

nadia choucair. bassem choucair. fatima choucair. mierna choucair. zainab choucair. mary mendy.dija saye. mehdi el—wahabi. yasin el—wahabi. faouzia el—wahabi. abdulaziz el—wahabi. what is important from this day onwards is that those who we have physically lost will never, ever, ever be forgotten. and it is incumbent on each and every one of us that we ensure that they are never forgotten. and further, that they are revered, because our strength will ensure that the truth will notjust present itself, but will announce itself in such a way that the tragedy of grenfell tower can never, ever, ever reoccur. # lean on me when you're not strong. # i'll be your friend, i'll help you carry on. outside, right next to grenfell tower itself, a gospel choir led another commemoration, as people gathered to reflect at this, the most poignant of locations, and to listen to a recitation from the koran. many of those who died in the fire were muslim. he sings in arabic. at midday, everything stopped for a period of silence. here at grenfell tower, it lasted 72 seconds, in memory of each of those

nadia choucair. bassem choucair. fatima choucair. mierna choucair. zainab choucair. mary mendy. mehdi el—wahabi. yasin el—wahabi. faouzia el—wa habi. abdulaziz el—wa habi. what is important from this day onwards is that those who we have physically lost will never, ever, ever be forgotten. and it is incumbent on each and every one of us that we ensure that they are never forgotten. and further, they are revered, because our strength will ensure that the truth will notjust present itself, but will announce itself in such a way that the tragedy of grenfell tower can never, ever, ever reoccur. # lean on me when you're not strong. # i'll be your friend, i'll help you carry on. 0utside, right next to grenfell tower itself, a gospel choir led another commemoration, as people gathered to reflect at this, the most poignant of locations. and to listen to a recitation from the koran. many of those who died in the fire were muslim. at midday, everything stopped for a period of silence. here at grenfell tower, it lasted 72 seconds, in memory of each of those who never made it out of the bur

nadia comaneci divine?to see that red? it is not bad, but it is a bit too much. look in contrast at his brother's brain, noah, doesn't like playing it, he was not fully emerge... there is no red here, because he doesn't feel emotionally involved. it is not rewarding for him to be involved in that action at the very moment. for him it isjust sitting and pressing the buttons. ok. the reward centre, the buttons. ok. the reward centre, the pleasure centre, the brain is not active. he has low potential to get addicted to this game. but are you saying hamish has high potential because we can see he is engaged in his brain is rewarded? that is correct. besides that, based on recording before the boys started playing the game, we worked out how their brains looked at rest, and it was very interesting to find that there were slight differences even at rest, in the two brains. hamish, his brain had overactive... if you can see this is the addiction network, so it was a bit overactive, warm colours indicating increase