and she just snatched the paper out of my hand with all andrew morton's questions on. floodgate opened. everything just came out. >> diana was establishing the fact her marriage was a wreck. that no one in the royal family cared for her. she self-harmed. she would stuff herself with food and then make herself ill. >> i hated so much >> she was sharing her innermost personal secrets. she was risking it all, not knowing where it would lead. >> just imagine how tortured diana must have been to get to this place. >> she hadn't considered deniability. so we had the idea of getting friends to give interviews and use those as cover for diana's story. the title of the book became "diana, her true story," against diana's wishes. diana wanted the book to be called, "the true story." and i said, no, it isn't the true story. it's your true story. we doubted nothing that she said, but it was only her view. and we later found out that it was a hell of a lot excluded. >> diana couldn't exactly call out charles and camilla while she herself was involved in an on-off four-year liaison

i mean, in august, you an aid chief morton. griffith said that more than 250000 had been displaced in the am hara and afar regions. more recently, the government is said that numbers closer to a 1000000, there's a huge human cost. is it worth it? it is what is it? no human life is was her anything, but it is oars as far as the people of to get our concern. we have no other choice . we are left. her blocked her. the wallet has forgotten us. genocide has been committed against saw people. children are dying. you are asking me if the people of to get i should be sitting there and condemned to days. we wanted to shorten the suffrage. we don't want to people offer, i'm hara, are far to go through what we have was who for the to it for the last one. humans would say that this, i was pleased with this happening and i'm her in a far that you're referencing that's c p a life of the responsibility. no it is. it is, it is a war, sir. the ticket i have horses are engaging in hot pursuit of what the 80 to appear nationally. foreign forces are doing to them. they are protecting themselves. do we ha

i only about 10 percent about 10 trucks a day, or actually getting there again, you and a chief morton. griffith suggests that it's the ethiopian government that has not done what it needs to do to facilitate the process. in addition, it's not just you and officials this year. your government also ordered a 3 months suspension of the activities of the norwegian refugee council, and of a branch of doctors without borders. and just last week, 72, our truck i was working for the world food program were arrested by government forces. what do you say to that? well, that is one of the narratives that the tpa life is trying to projects that, that the federal government is neglecting its people, which is the opposite. as i've mentioned before, the terrorist group is basically stopping the activities alpha. this is the, this is the united nations, this is doctors without borders. this is the norwegian refugee council. this is the world food program. but this isn't simply a typical f narrative. i mean, is there, are you saying that all of this information is simply misinformation, basically what

plastic morton, looking. no, no. what is the theme? do we have plastic in the village? what is on this last week? you care? i you said i found some of the plastic on clothes so obviously we can show it so you had to change it. so the sorry is richer. we are an approved is not here for the extras. so somewhere something had changed. no, this is the murder 3rd word wedge. he is preparing course homeless competition with his team is hoping would finish 2 scenes by den or then that is one big scene which we are planning to please before lunch. everything was by the plan. you're good down, down, down, down, or down you down down. no, it was from, but i didn't he let them up and going to go with a lot of my thought of that up there. but i love the lady. ha, gotta they. i love thy lad. rhodes, out ruler. well gal mon ruling that it in me. shot one dick. what i thought about it was blood south and the good didn't get in. okay. yeah. a ah ah ah ah, with with with hard legal bully, breed. i've had from a hot deluca, he don't seem to live, but you live in cumberland. lemme tell hi

morton looking golden over it with the do we have plastic in the village? what is on this last week? you care? i, you see i found some of the plastic on clothes, so obviously we can show it so you had to change it. so the size richer we are an approved is not here for the extras. so somewhere something had changed. now this is the moodle. so the word, van g is preparing course homeless competition with his team is hoping would finish 2 scenes by den or then that is one big scene, which we are planning to please before lunch. everything was by the plan. good, good. down, down, down, down or down you down. don't know what's wrong, but i didn't see that little of i'm going to go with a lot of my thought of that up there, but i love the lady. ha, gotta they don't velez without rolling. well again, dow mom rolling back it in me, shocked one dick. what i thought of one but it was but that's on the gut. didn't get him. okay. yeah. a a ah ah ah ah, with with with hard legal food bridge. i've had people really kind of keep going thing with lamar, tell them what i co

thomas morton and other enemies of o the colony published their own attempts, the task much more critical. early sympathetic historians including nathaniel morton and william hubbard had the advantagee of speaking to men ad women who themselves played a part in the story and incorporated those into their own narratives. drawing on all these we made an effort to include in the annotation the material that issometimes supplemented but occasionally contradicted bradford's narrative. equally significant, our notes draw on the other writings. during the last decade of his life, he composed three dialogues as they are known, accounts of the religious dimensions of the story, organized as exchanges between the ancient colony and members of theco younger generations. two of the three survived. in many ways they were unfiltered and in them, he dealt far more with the religion of the pilgrims than he did in his history. bradford also composed poems, something relatively common among educated men at the time. dealing primarily with history and religion, the venue which he also expressed feelings tha

plastic morton looking. no, no. what do you feed? do we have plastic in the village? what is on this last week? you care? i, you see i found some of the plastic on clothes, so obviously we can show it so you had to change it. so the size richer we are an approved is not here for the extras. so somewhere, something had changed. no, this is the moodle. so word rad. she is preparing course homeless competition with his team, hoping good, and his 2 scenes by den or any other than that is one big scene. which we are planning to police before lunch. everything was by the plan. we're good down, down, down, down or down. you down down, down. no, it was wrong, but i didn't. he doesn't offend. going to go with a lot of my thought of that up there. but i live a lady half gotta hey, i love thy lad without rolling. well again, dow mon early that. it in me. shocked one dick. what i've said i've been but with what blood? martha. good. good, good. okay. yeah, a ah. ah with with with with with with you live monday limited telemundo you can see what i can be clear your kind of yeah wit

lights who have what i have yesterday and that should work with a quote i don't any more than plastic. morton looking all over it with you. do we have plastic in the village? what is on this last week? you care? i, you see i found some of the plastic on clothes, so obviously we can show it so you had to change it. so the size richer we are an approved is not here for the extras. so somewhere something had changed. now this is the moodle thought it bird rad. she is preparing for so much competition with his team is whooping with his 2 scenes by den or then that is one big scene. not which we are planning to please before lunch. we think was by the plan. you're good. no, no, no doubt. i don't. you don't, don't, don't know what's wrong, but i did a little up and good to go with them. i thought of that after i thought i did a lady. ha, gotta get there. i don't the lad without rolling. well, again, dow, mom really? what it in me. shocked one dick. what i saw one but it was but it goes out on the gut didn't get him. okay. yeah, a ah ah ah ah, with with with hard legal bully breed. i've had from a h

i don't know if that a more than leslie morton looking those i know what made me feed, do we have plastic in the village? what is on this last week? you care? i, you see i found some of the plastic on clothes. so obviously we can show it so you had to change it. so the size richer we are an approved is not here for the extras . so somewhere, something had changed. now this is the moodle. so the word rad. she is preparing course homeless competition with his team hoping would finish 2 scenes by den or then that is one big scene, not which we are planning to please before lunch. everything was by the plan. we're good down, down, down, down, or down. you down down, down? no, it was from, but i didn't he that a little friend. good to go with the my father affair, but i love the lady. ha. that they don't velez without rolling. well, again, dow, mom, really what it in me. shocked one dick. what i've said i've been with thunder. gut newton. okay. yeah, a ah ah ah. with a with job a. i'd go with you live among the film. you can see what i couldn't make clear your kind of it. yeah. what's a good g

it's made it's author andrew morton a millionaire and it's already in its fourth reprint.tire pretense of the marriage. >> it was astonishing. >> the royal family for generations had been seen as the model family and here was a book with a princess talking about how she binged on food, made here self vomit, attempted suicide, how her husband was in love with another woman. >> there was real shock and disbelief that these things can happen in the royal family. >> no one challenged the institution of the monarchy in this way before. >> diana her true story is definitely not what the royal family would want you to hear. >> ref i single story, bulimia, affairs, had been denied, morning, noon, and night, by the palace. they lied through their teeth. after that back we never asked the palace anything again. >> our expectations were that she would find love, satisfaction and happiness with the one man, prince charles, with whom she suffered with. >> are you saying charles married a disturbed won't? >> no, i'm not. within a year she was standing on the steps there three months pre

. >> i first met andrew morton when he first came to where i worked at the time.id you can't interview diana, how can you do that, you can't go near her but james was sitting near and i said you can. >> i would take in a cheat tape recorder and was initially going to ask the questions an she snatched the papers out of my hand with all of the questions from andrew. it was like a flood gate opening. everything just came out. >> diana was establishing the fact her marriage was a wreck. that no one in the royal family cared for her. she self-harmed. she would stuff herself with food and make herself ill. >> i hated myself, thought i wasn't good enough for charles. >> she was sharing her inner most personal secrets. she was risking it all, not knowing where it would lead. >> just imagine how tortured diana must have been to get to this place. >> i've really gone down -- >> she hadn't considered deny ability so we had the idea of d of ability so weiability so we of friends to get interviews and used those as cover for the story. the title of the book became "diana, her

thomas morton and other enemies of the economy published their own accounts of the pilgrim adventure and accounts which are much more early. including nathaniel morton and william haub barred had the advantage of speaking to men and women who themselves played a part in the colony story and incorporated those tales into their own narrative. drawing on all of these. we made an andtation that sometimes supplemented the narrative. equally significant our notes for bradford's other writings. during the last decade of his life. accounts of religious dimensions of the story. organizers and changes between the ancients of the economy and those of the younger generation, two of the three survived. they were in many ways unfiltered and in them dealt far more with the religion than in his history. and bradford, relatively common among educated men at the time. dealing primarily with history and religion, the poems were a venue to express feelings that he tempered in his history. finally he compiled a letter book in which he copied correspond that told the colony's story. and wish he drew on wh

the chancellor alexander schellenberg, called the country's vaccination rate, shamefully low, up, morton, was needed berg. as of monday, every citizen, every person living in austria must be aware that they can be checked by the police at any time. we will also monitor the public's reasons for entering public spaces. opponents prime minister says ne time is take concrete steps to resolve the migrant crisis on his border with bellows, where thousands are stranded in the freezing cold. european union is due to impose more sanctions on batteries. on monday, earlier, the eas top diplomat spoke by phone to the better russian foreign minister, telling him that people should not be used as weapons. battery said it had only highlighted the futility of sanctions. western nations accused the country of encouraging migrants to travel through it to access the ear. witness continues, i'll see you later. ah ah, the stand off over the controversial dakota access pipeline keeps growing. yesterday president obama waited on the fight. right now. the army corps is examining whether there are ways to we who

schellenberg called on the countries that called the countries max nation rate shamefully low up, morton, was yet a burg. as of monday, every citizen, every person living in austria must be aware that they can be checked by the police at any time. we will also monitor the public's reasons for entering public spaces. and poland. prime minister says that les tome as take concrete steps to resolve the migrant crisis on its border with better roofs, where thousands are stranded in the cold. european union is due to impose more sanctions on batteries. on monday, earlier the used talk diplomat spoke by phone to the better russian foreign minister telling him people should not be used as weapons. western nations accused barrows of encouraging migrants to travel through the country in order to access the e. you witness? is the program coming up next? i'll have one you see later on. ah ha. as we're driving down the road just now. i said, oh my god, we're coming to the police that change my life. for years. people have fought this struggle, fought for land and water. and i was at a point where i f

you keep them like, oh, less morton, with the north about the crew result of the northern bus. after such a statement, it was a blessing that president clinton and boris yeltsin had enough will and determination to make ukraine eliminate their nuclear weapons. but it wasn't for free with 1st, the united states offered ukraine $350000000.00 in aid by black mailing and a reversal towards russia. ukraine was able to bargain for another 175000000 to dismantle the nuclear weapons. and 155000000 in economic aid from the united states . but the ukrainian politicians clearly made about deal cost on perceived $2000000000.00 for the elimination of a nuclear potential 4 times smaller. and they received a 50 percent stake and the job, but neither the economic aid nor the net but neither the economic aid nor the nationalist car helped crowd shook under strong public pressure. early presidential elections were demanded. in 1994, he was defeated by his former prime minister, landed future huh. landed coachman born on august 9th, 1938 in 1960. he graduated from the physics and technology facul

morton paid for this ill-conceived tactic with his life as all that confederate fire that their left and wilcox men played for safety behind hancock line. seems as though the blue coats way gray on the harvest field. fairly verily it was a harvest of death. the final night core attack of the day came from the division commanded by james lovely. he of course in the here's some chuckles at become infamous six weeks later for his role in the battle of this crater but his flaws were the evident and his previous combat experience at the river in may featured a drunk drunken and unauthorized attack and by the time his division was to pull ready to execute their assault on the 17th he was too inebriated to assume command. a supply of artificial courage which he had taken carried him beyond the counterpoise and rendered him not to combat for which he remained in there again. one of his brigade commanders had to leave the assault and a federal struck regiments just after sundown and a portion of steven elliott sc brigade collapsed the confederate offenses but by 10:00 p.m. the federalist ran

yup. router a steve richard from corner dallied yards from dominican e at the got the morton, which is poison talking to lima kaufman. but as i'm seeing people in luxor calling from h e to yes. kind of thought right at the black box. there should've been come up when you walk on, which the computer will go idea when camara, your ceo only a see from will come arthur. it's andrew ashley from i've got away. i have forgotten your critical been come on. she was at the cliff room. wish nick, but good check swim will compute little he's been come out there. she could be dispenser ear that you nobody will come on to dispense her all the way on with them all. ginger bush bush, because it is a should the glee uncle or national or at the funeral or charitable chair, if i'm for i've been your can choice was not notarized. the stock fish, not nissan sheds. when wishing you come. that's why you bought only of crap older cars. good oscar down you recorded. but this when you come, when you going to enter is from last year dollars or so. got a cheap are you not talk about it? but his words, my boys are

ortega has denied all of these allegations and his point, the finger back at the united states that morton, the assistant editor of independent east wet website. the gray zone told us that washington wants to demolish the government and privatize all of nicaragua, state assets. it's not about democracy, it's not about human rights. washington wants to overthrow the sun, the nice to government, and install a puppet regime, which will privatize all of nicaragua, state assets. will privatized the socialized health system. the socialized education system was sell off all of nicaragua assets to us corporations and will serve u. s. foreign policy interests by leaving the alba the bowl very in alliance. he talking point that nicaragua supposedly arrested, all of the opposition leaders is a simply false. it's extremely misleading. there were 6 different opposition parties that participated in the november 7th elections. those opposition figures who are extreme as to who planned a crew attempt and 2018. they were not actual candidates. they were not legal candidates, they never registered to be can

everybody caught you at the cottage. morton, which is poison. talking to wilma kaufman, but as i'm seen coupon lexical, intermittent eve just now thought cra at the black box. there should've been come up when you walk up, which the computer will go idea one camara year. see genuinely, or she from one comma thought potentially from goodwives. for your, from your critical one, come on. she was up actually it was one wish nick, but good check. swim will compute little. he's been come out there. she couldn't be just friends. her ear or you know, pretty more come on to dispense her all the way on with them. all ginger will mission visiting is a should the clamp financial at the funeral or charitable shania? it's on brown been yup. and choice wasn't notarized astonishing at nissan sheds. when wishing you come here, why you bought all you have crept on her car's good, ostrich value per quarter, but if you come, when you go ready to enter is from last year dollars or so. got a cheap. are you not thought capone but his words? my boys are tilly. nearer l

everybody caught you at the cottage. morton, which is portion of the way more government. but as i'm seeing people in luxor, quote that i mention each yes. can i talk right at the black box? there should've been come up when you walk wishing a computer or verbal go idea one. com orca. your c genuinely or she from would come martha. it's i know ashley i've got a wired for your can your critical been come on for judas. actually it was will mission it but good check. swim will compute little he's been come are the chief. i'm could you, spencer, ear that you know pretty more come on to dispenser all the way on with them all ginger will mission visiting is a shit the cli info, financial at the federal charitable shania. it's on brown, been jo can assures fortunate notarized destiny fish. not nissan sheds. when we should the income for why you bought only of crap older cars. good oscar daniel recorded but this the you come when you go, eddie, to enter is from last year dollars. i got a cheap. are you not thought capone but his words? love boys are italy neither the resign ingenu

it a said that the global temperatures have not wavered. morton plus or minus one degree for 10000 years. until now. he said we are in trouble. it's a story of inequality, as well as in stability or let's bring in tom river conduct now august here he's an author and political lobbyist. we are not going to do that right now because we're going to listen to the the prime minister at barbados. right. not me, i'm only just listening people and to say more planet. but we know find 3 gaps on mitigation claim it pledges are indices without more. we will leave the world on a path with the 2.7 degrees. and with more, we are still likely to get to degrees these commitments made by some are based on technologies yet to be developed. and this is at best reckless and at worst dangerous. on finance, we are $20000000000.00 short of the $100000000000.00. and this commitment even then may only be met in 2023. another taishan adaptation finance remains only at 25 percent. not the 5050 split that was promised nor needed, given the warming that is already taken place on this earth. claim at finance the fron

up morton, was yet a burglar. as of monday, every citizen, every person living in austria must be aware that they can be checked by the police at any time. we will also monitor the public's reasons for entering public spaces. all and bolan's prime minister sang nato mistake concrete steps to resolve the migrant crisis on its board with bella lewis, where thousands of people stranded in the cold. the european union is due to impose more sanctions on batteries. on monday, they use top diplomat spoke by phone to the bell, russian foreign minister telling him that people should not be used as weapons. valerie said it had only highlighted the futility of sanctions. western countries accused batteries of encouraging migrates to travel through the country in order to access the ear coming up next acquittals. homer, president, rafael korea discusses a possible political come back that is in talk to al jazeera ah and with the early 2, thousands represented the beginning of a golden age for left wing movements across latin

up, morton was nearburg as of monday, every citizen, every person living in austria must be aware that they can be checked by the police at any time. we will also monitor the public's reasons for entering public spaces or poor brennan has more now on austria's worsening cove at 19 situation. aust is infection rate is 3 times that of its neighbor, germany and the government is extremely worried about the trajectory of the figures on saturday. 13000 new corona virus infections were reported. that's an all time high for this relatively small nation of just under 9000000 people. i. one of the biggest concerns that the government has in vienna is the relatively low. busy vaccination rate, some 63.4 percent of the austrian population has been vaccinated that ranked them around 17th in the european league table. now, there is a fairly large vaccine skeptic population in austria. encouraged by the far right freedom party, which was the 3rd biggest party in parliament. but the chancellor, the relatively new chancellor alex schellenberg has described that 63.4 percent figure as shamefully low. a

will as go live now to the fun of jonah stewart, morton summers for more on this thanks for joining us at martin goods are going to program today and of lauder booth, and they're talking over deteriorating relations with night. so during today's a speech on diplomacy and things just don't seem to be getting any better, do they? no, i mean it's a continuation of the situation that's been, you know, pretty much stuck in the mud for a long time. no. oh, the real worry is such was no communications. the may be mistakes laid only the side because of misreading of signals that are being sent. and i think the russians are much more aware of the danger of accidental. the confrontations, though, in the west legends they seem to be so oblivious to the danger this represents. and the russian leader that might send weston unless provocative behavior in the black sea and how most of his concerns are essentially being ignored on that matter. and do you think as his reason is a sensitive area for the country, do you think that could be more escalation here? well, there's been course a tense situation

let's speak to bobby morton, a national officer for the unite union, which represents transport workerse government that in england, face coverings are going to be compulsory public transport, is it something you have been calling for? yes. you have been calling for? yes, thank you- _ you have been calling for? yes, thank you. this _ you have been calling for? yes, thank you. this is _ you have been calling for? yes, thank you. this is something i you have been calling for? 1a: thank you. this is something that might union, we have been pleading with the government, all the way back since the first days of the pandemic. to make masks compulsory on public transport. why we ever let that slip, why the government ever let it slip, we do not know but again, it is notjust enough to say that face masks must be mandatory. that's easy to say. however, it has never ever been policed or monitored. at this stage, with this new variant coming along, we have to learn our lessons from the past. it has to be policed, it has to be monitored. and people should not be allowed to mount a bus or train or a

the pin morton model is scoring this at 4 trillion, not 1.75 trillion.y the way, 1.75 trillion is completely unnecessary, we don't need it. if you ask me they should be flatlining last year's budget but they should take care to remove all of the pandemic emergency release items. progressives want to make them permanent. that is a big government socialist welfare state. the emergency is over and the per and ditto for the federal reserve which is still operating emergency money creation and that too should stop immediately. let the games begin again. you know it's coming you know what i'm going to say. save america, kill the bill. joining us now we have an all-star cast today, joining us missouri congressman jason smit in indiana congressman jim banks. jason smith, both of you thank you ever so much for coming on the show, this is probably the most fun all of us have ever had. but in all honesty, why would they put this bill back together with all of this stuff, the salt, the pain leave in immigration staff, knowing full well it ain't going to go to the se

i listen to penn morton and the committee on responsible government they say this is going to cost 3.6rillion. we just received a cbo report a few days ago and there are many gimmicks and i would say dishonest in how they scored this thing. even though there are popular provisions in there. democrats are missing the point. what's on mind for voters, it's inflation, shortages, border mayhem, they witnessed the afghanistan fee fiasco. and it's $6 trillion on covid. a legislative victory does not translate into a political victory a year later. >> congressman, i want to stay with you for a moment here because i want to show polls as of late that have surprising numbers for people. first of all, the cnn poll back in september showed and asked will republicans have a better chance of winning in 2024 with former president trump or with someone else? this was a poll to republicans, i should point out. republicans polled said, yeah, trump. 49% said someone else. and a more recent poll by the des moines register asked republicans if they were more aligned with former president trump or the gop.

of scenarios where first responders are completely overwhelmed and folks often may be on their own morton reynolds co-executive director of the robert c major institute of journalism education. thanks back to katrina when largely black new orleans residents were labeled looters for crimes of survival stealing water food and supplies before federal government. aid arrived people draw their own conclusions if you terminologies that you use are tethered to people's understanding of how they have been used in the past both experts stress the importance of media literacy you the viewer thinking critically about the language public officials and also us in the media use to describe the issues that we're facing the bottom line words matter and precision is key as we all try and understand these complex issues facing our society. i'm julian glover abc 7 news now our coverage of this very important topic is not finished yet tonight abc 7 news insider phil metier will be with us. he spent today sitting down with san francisco's police chief talking about why we're seeing this kind of spike in these

morton county water officials say russia bars are only about 58% full right now as opposed to the moreypical 66% of this time of the year and with the chance of rain looking pretty low. people, of course still being encouraged to conserve water time for a look at the forecast as we get a live view from our cam on top of the mount tam. >> and kron for meteorologists. dave spahr is here with a look at the first days of december. and i guess no rain in sight if we look for a far we can see some might get over the horizon. but we've got, you know, good telescopes and so forth. so we have a little bit on. it will be talking. >> a bit about. but in the short term this week you got that right, catherine. nothing going on in terms of that. >> with his persistence forecast today marks the end of an era. however, it is the end of hurricane season with the tropical atlantic caribbean and also gulf of mexico. that doesn't mean, however, we can't get tropical systems, but they just define it as december 1st to get into winter. now, that's over. here's what's going on. half moon bay. we see numbers

this all started back in 2017, a 5th grade class at morton elementary school in south san francisco learned about how really bridges fought to desegregate an all-white school. she was attending a new orleans in 1960. she was just 6 years old. she was fighting to integrate the school even through all the hate. she lived a few blocks from the school. so it made sense to go there. but it was hard decision. he was going to go there because of how much he should receive. she did so and she would walk to school. people would be yelling racial slurs at her and she kept fighting on. so this class of 5th graders in south san francisco. they were so moved by her. one student asked the teacher is there data on a ruby and unfortunately there was not so this class got to work. they started a petition to establish one took that to the school board. it was passed unanimously to make november 14th the day for ruby bridges. from there. a couple school starting to fall through the state, but they need to make it official. and senator josh becker agreed carrying a resolution through senate to make it official

migrants coming in yesterday as we hear from lucy morton of the immigration services union has told he knew the risks and he encouraged the pilot to blag his way through on what was a return flight from cardiff and was then to be back to cardiff to bring emiliano sala then to be back to cardiff to bring emiliano sale to play in the premier league that the plane went missing in winter weather over the english channel and emiliano sala's body was found in the english channel and the body was never recovered of the pilot. today the judge said he body was never recovered of the pilot. today thejudge said he had acted recklessly and that he knew of the risks but was driven by profit and therefore he had no option but to sentence david henderson to an 18 month jail term. to sentence david henderson to an 18 month jailterm. it's to sentence david henderson to an 18 month jail term. it's important to point out that he is not accused of causing the death. indeed, the inquest into emiliano sala's death is due to take place next year and we know that he had a large amount of carbon dioxide in

this is dick morton. i am a resident of the park district..9 trimble is a reminder we face a major earthquake in the future. i commend supervisor mar to struggle to get a city-wide independent saltwater auxiliary water supply system for the 15 large neighborhoods. supervisor mar is attempting to implement the 2003 and 2019 grand jury reports calling for expansion of awsf, implementation is long overdue. join him. here are some concrete actions you may take. civil grand jury called for acquisition of 20 hose extenders, a temporary solution to the vulnerable neighborhoods. this move the water to fires. host tenders are essential components of existing aws system, largely confined to northeast quadrant of the city. the city should aggressively apply for state grants. it has receive some state money. it should acquire and submit orders for all 18 additional hose tenders since they are very specialized equipment. general funds could be used to expand, recruit city employees to be trained as host tender operators. general funds and emergency bond m

this is dick morton. i am a resident of the park district. yesterday 3.9 trimble is a reminder we face a major earthquake in the future. i commend supervisor mar to struggle to get a city-wide independent saltwater auxiliary water supply system for the 15 large neighborhoods. supervisor mar is attempting to implement the 2003 and 2019 grand jury reports calling for expansion of awsf, implementation is long overdue. join him. here are some concrete actions you may take. civil grand jury called for acquisition of 20 hose extenders, a temporary solution to the vulnerable neighborhoods. this move the water to fires. host tenders are essential components of existing aws system, largely confined to northeast quadrant of the city. the city should aggressively apply for state grants. it has receive some state money. it should acquire and submit orders for all 18 additional hose tenders since they are very specialized equipment. general funds could be used to expand, recruit city employees to be trained as host tender operators. general funds and emer

this is dick morton. i am a resident of the park district. yesterday 3.9 trimble is a reminder we face a major earthquake in the future. i commend supervisor mar to struggle to get a city-wide independent saltwater auxiliary water supply system for the 15 large neighborhoods. supervisor mar is attempting to implement the 2003 and 2019 grand jury reports calling for expansion of awsf, implementation is long overdue. join him. here are some concrete actions you may take. civil grand jury called for acquisition of 20 hose extenders, a temporary solution to the vulnerable neighborhoods. this move the water to fires. host tenders are essential components of existing aws system, largely confined to northeast quadrant of the city. the city should aggressively apply for state grants. it has receive some state money. it should acquire and submit orders for all 18 additional hose tenders since they are very specialized equipment. general funds could be used to expand, recruit city employees to be trained as host tender operators. general funds and emer