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lee collins, who's died at the age of 32. saturday. that means the former england international will miss all but the last two premiership games. as his suspension will end on the first ofjune. worcester are seven points adrift at the bottom of the table helena rowland will start at flyhalf for england's opening women's six nations match against scotland on saturday. the number 10 shirt was up for grabs following the retirement of world cup winning captain katy daly—mclean. and head coach simon middleton sez rowland's main competitor for the position. zoe harrison of saracens who was due to be on the bench has been dropped because of a breach of covid protocols. she was selected onto the bench but we have a few protocols in place that are integral to the environment and in the morning on a regular basis and, so he, slight misdemeanor with reporting and in they will be out for this game. that's all the sport for now. about half of the field already out on the course for their first round for the inspiration. you on the course

lee collins, who's died at the age of 32.gerous play against northampton on saturday. that means the former england international will miss all but the last two premiership games. his suspension won't end untiljune. worcester are seven points adrift at the bottom of the table. and helena rowland will start at fly—half for england, in their opening women's six nations match against scotland on saturday. the number ten shirt was up for grabs following the retirement of world cup winning captain katy daly—mclean, and head coach simon middleton says rowland's main competitor for the position. zoe harrison of saracens — who was due to be on the bench — has been dropped because of a breach of covid protocols. zoe was selected onto the bench, but we've _ zoe was selected onto the bench, but we've got _ zoe was selected onto the bench, but we've got a _ zoe was selected onto the bench, but we've got a few protocols in place through — we've got a few protocols in place through... 0n we've got a few protocols in place through... on a r

lee collins, who's died at the age of 32.urnament since giving birth but two—time champion brittany lincicome has warned it'll take time for her to find her best form once again. you take time off and you get out of competitive golf. it doesn't seem like... we've been doing it forever, it seems like it'd be second nature, just like riding a bike and coming back. but it's definitely — there's more pressure there. it's definitely harder. and it'll probably take her a few many times. obviously, i hope she does great. obviously, i always root for all the moms. i cannot wait for somebody to win and have their child out on the 18th green and come run up to them and give them a hug — i think that would be so cool. the first players tee off at 3:10pm our time. michelle wie west is part of the second group to go off 11 minutes later. mel reid is among the first brits out at 3:43pm. charley hull will be hoping for a decent start when she tees off around half an hour later. a committee of mps is to launch an inquiry into the value of ho

dolley sends a note to her dear friend eliza collins lee. thou must come to me, erin burnett says that the great little madison has asked him to bring him to see me this morning. that's how that all started. and as the courtship progressed, another friend and relation, catherine coles, has done this message to dolley from james madison. this is one -- by the way, just a heads up, we are not in a repressed victorian period. now, from mr. madison, he told me, i might say would i please tell you about him. to begin with, he thanks so much of you in the day that he has lost his tongue. and, 90 dreams of you and starts in his sleep, calling on you to relieve his flame, for he burns to such an excess that he will surely be consumed, and he hopes your heart will be callous to every other swain but himself. he is consented to everything i have wrote about him with sparkling eyes. how could you refuse that, right? by the late summer, dolley except james proposal, and the wedding set for september 15th, 1794, and for the next two years, dolley is a co

his family did put out a statement saying collins died after a battle with cancer. david leeok. back at his life. there he was the least well known of the historic apollo 11 crew, but well, astronaut michael collins would never place his own footprints on the moon. see of tranquility, his piloting skills were invaluable to the mission success. all right here, their trip of ours to the moon may have looked to you simple or easy. i'd like to show you that that has not been the gate. like most of his high flying peers. he was a fighter pilot and test pilot before being chosen for nasa in 1966. collins made his first space flight. jim and i 10, where he became the third american. walk in space after gemini collins was slated to join the apollo eight crew on its historic lunar orbiting mission, but was grounded for a medical condition. with a competitive space veteran. it was one of the lowest points in his career. tolerate houston. your trajectory and guidance of go over. thank you, michael. with the space career in jeopardy, collins undertook its spinal fusion operation. when fi

his family put out a statement saying collins died after a battle with cancer. david lee now. at his life. right there hey, was the least well known of the historic apollo 11 crew, but well, astronaut michael collins would never place his own footprints on the moon. see of tranquility. his piloting skills were invaluable to the mission success. all right here, their trip of ours to the moon may have looked to you simple or easy. i'd like to assure you that that has not been the case, like most of his high flying peers. he was a fighter pilot and test pilot before being chosen for nasa in 1966. collins made his first space flight. jim and i 10, where he became the third american. walk in space, after gemini collins was slated to join the apollo eight crew on its historic lunar orbiting mission, but was grounded for a medical condition. with a competitive space veteran. it was one of the lowest points in his career. apollo eight, houston your trajectory and guidance of go over. thank you, michael. with the space career in jeopardy, collins undertook its spinal fusion operat

collins was the on lee board member to vote no on his appointment. today's date for 20 years a day of celebration for the cannabis community, but official gatherings this year were canceled due to the pandemic. in years past, huge crowds would gather at hippie hill in golden gate park to light up in unison. but this year, the city closed that part of the park until tomorrow, the mayor said, the pandemic is simply too dangerous for a large group of people to gather. we don't want a super spreader event because thea other thing people do. puff puff pass, so what we don't want is really the really haven't event like that, with that many people coming together. in addition to the fencing around hippie hill, there were also rangers deployed in parks throughout the city to discourage any large social gatherings. there was a one of a kind for 20 event today in the south bay. it involved former nfl player and oakland native marshawn lynch. he was a guest bud tender at san jose's airfield supply company. the dispensary launched lynch's new cannabis brand call

remove alison collins from her leadership position on the board because of tweets several years ago that were considered to be racist. hello again, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm. lee julie haener today, colin supporters held a rally as she spoke out, ktvu deborah villalon joins us now live with her message. deb, julie apologetic. no more. allyson collins is on the offense, saying she is the target of a smear campaign to label her a racist. how grateful i am for all the love and support school board member allyson collins is being called on to resign by virtually every san francisco politician. after tweets surface from before her election, suggesting asian americans benefit by white supremacy on a stereotype of being the model minority. she apologized but said her words were taken out of context. in this rally with supporters, collins is now defiant, calling the campaign against her a toxic political attack. i am a black woman. i'm a mother. i'm an educator, all of these legacies mean that i have no choice but to fight and fight in court. collins attorney waving a lawsuit just filed a written apology that they misunderstood her words that the words were not racist

remove alison collins from her leadership position on the board because of tweets several years ago that were considered to be racist. hello again, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm. leehaener today, colin supporters held a rally as she spoke out, ktvu deborah villalon joins us now live with her message. deb, julie apologetic. no more. allyson collins is on the offense, saying she is the target of a smear campaign to label her a racist.

collins says her first amendment rights were violated after she received a vote of no confidence for posting derogatory remarks against asian americans. we have more on this an lee ann, the unintended consequences of this lawsuit. >> as we know the school board has made a few controversial decisions and now this lawsuit. people are asking who would want to be superintendent of this district number one. number two recruiting families in the public schools have been hard. very hard. this makes it more difficult and unlikely that san francisco voters will be willing to pass another bond measure or parcel tax to support schools in san francisco. >> school board commissioner allison collins has set a price. $87 million as punishment for allegedly having her first amendment rights violated. >> this is an embarrassment and my hope is that it is one thing to sue in everywhere but you are going to sue for some money like i just, you know, that is something that a member of the school board who voters elected should never have the ability to do. >> collins is suing five of her fellow school board members and the district after they voted to strip her of her position as vi

lee brown. sorry. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. hello, ms. marshal. >> thank you. president lopez, vice president collins and commissioners.'m speaking for a young mother. to her dismay and my horror and her horror as well, this child did not receive one assigned for school choices. she was instead assigned to a school on the hill that has a lot of issues for safety and last year when i went with her to visit the various t.k. classes, there was no diversity. so i don't know how this machine knows how to put all the various ethnicities. we didn't see any student who is look like me, who looked like this young mother. and i have a big issue with transitional kindergarten. i was born in december. this young mother's child was born in november. so twelve years from now, this young child will be 19 years old in the 12th grade because someone. so i've gotten a call, e-mail back from the early ed director today. i want someone to work with us in epc to talk about how this computer knows not to make their classes diverse and why are we taking the child up on the hill where there's lots of gun violence. thank you. >> clerk: hello,

lee. >> hi there. i just wanted to call in and thank commissioner lam and commissioner moliga to reiterate the call from what we've heard commissioner collins to resign. >> this is not the place for that comment. thank you. hello, michelle. >> hello. thank you. i'm the coordinator for the parent counsel advisory. i'm sorry to see the equity piece move forward with a lot of questions and concerns to be answered. when will the equity cities taskforce be reconvening because it sounds like things may get hushed out there or we get input from students and families on. i'm looking forward to that being reconvened. thank you. >> hello, chris. >> yeah. i'm trying this again. can you hear me? >> all right. yes. >> i'd like to speak in support of outing the ethnic studies requirement graduation requirements. i really want to urge you to be careful. the last time we lost an opportunity for students to waive a graduation requirement, it has caused a lot of issues for student who is need to learn in an sec setting and with the way the co-teaching is not supported at the highest level and the fact that some classes cannot be taught as special day classes