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before to barter became yvette he too was a gold prospector. more than just the dearest. yes i used to do it too, but then i began to hunt down to even understand that you can't always be a gold digger. october did mean the more i take out, the less there is work until one day it's totally depleted. and if there is nothing about what should i live on, guam or guilt, what well was, that's why i started working as yvette in and it's been well worth the effort. really aged our dividend even give valid. been since 2017, the park has created hundreds of jobs in agriculture. everything from organic coffee growing to sustainable beekeeping and livestock farming. but for many gold is still more repealing. new mines are always popping up. this one blocks an important elephant path on the edge of the park, and i saw it team from the ministry of mineral resources and energy is on site. last week, police evicted some game para's and burned down their camp. or betty martini, the ministries inspector general wants to make sure the mind remains closed. but at the same time, he also want

the shadow home secretary yvette cooper says more needs to be done to tackle allegations of domesticters nicole smallman and bibaa henry — were murdered in a london park in 2020 yvette cooper said the issue of violence against women and girls had not been sufficiently prioritised by police. not yet going far enough. the reality is that we have been talking about the damage and violence against women and girls for so many years, but for too often, i think there's been warm words, too often there's been vague announcements, but without actually the practical changes. so we've had, really, a couple of awful years in terms of those high—profile cases, of awful violence against women and girls, but we also had a period in which the number of rape prosecutions, for example, has plummeted, that we've gone backwards in different areas, as well. so 2022 has to be the year that that changes. it has to be the year we see much stronger leadership from government, much stronger leadership across the country, pulling together different organisations to properly tackle violence against women and gi

she was 78 specter who was born veronica, yvette bennett, died of cancer. she rose to fame with songs such as be my baby baby. i love you and walking in the rain. spect us all girl group open for major wrong brands, including the rolling stones and the outputs. ah, it's good to have you with this hello, adrian finnegan here in dough. how the headlines and al jazeera inflation in the united states has increased to levels not seen in 40 years, with the price surge affecting almost everything purchased by consumers and businesses. the biden administration is blaming disruptions. the global supply chain. the director of the white house is national economic council says the government has managed to reduce the delays seen at ports when it comes to something like the supply chain challenges on those. and manifested more significantly than people were anticipating over the course of the summer. in early fall, both because of a covey factors, but also buying behavior of major retailers and major freight movers. and so we went into action over the course of the fall

yvette williams from the campaign group justice4grenfell.fell. then group justice4grenfell. then tomorrow's groupjustice4grenfell. then tomorrow's papers. tennis world number one novak djokovic has been back on the tennis court today after a dramatic courtjudgment in australia meant he was free to leave the hotel where he had been detained since last week. he says he still wants to compete at the australian open, despite the political row over whether he should have been allowed into australia. djokovic has confirmed he is unvaccinated against covid but had a medical exemption to enter the country. at seven this morning, a judge in melbourne ruled that djokovic had not been given enough time to respond to the cancellation of his visa — and gave border officials 30 minutes to release him. the australian government then had four hours in which it could have overridden that decision and revoked the player's visa again. but it chose not to. is this now the end of the saga? not necessarily. shaimaa khalil reports from melbourne. within hours of t

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. >> yvette djovic announced anyway fourth he was going to australia after being graed a medical exemptionve that angered many australians who have endured strict covid-19 rules. on january 5, he arrived in melbourne but was held by border force officers. his visa was revoked and he was taken to an immigration detention hotel where he remained until today when his lawyers argued his visa cancellation was unreasonable and a judge agreed, allowing him to stay in the country. while many in the tennis community believe djokovic was unfairlyreated, some argue meeting and a country's vaccination rules will pose problems for him beyond australia. >> he will have to face several times those problems. he will have to get vaccine. for australia, he got the visa and he flew in with all the best intention. having done all the work he should have done before hand. >> today's events have moved and changed at a dizzying speed. it is still unclear whether the government will seek to deport novak djokovic. after his release, the tennis star said he is focused on competing in the australian open. it is only

before to barter became yvette he to was a gold prospector more than she had to do this. yes, i used to do it too, but then i began to hang down to the understand, but you can't always be a gold digger there, october domina the morrow take out the less there is work until one day it's totally depleted. and if there is nothing about which i live on guam or guilt, what well was, that's why i started working as a vet in and it's been well worth the effort in a aged are dividend even give valid. been since 2017, the park has created hundreds of jobs in agriculture. everything from organic coffee growing to sustainable beekeeping and livestock farming. but for many gold is still more appealing. new minds are always popping up. this one blocks an important elephant path on the edge of the park, and i saw it team from the ministry of mineral resources and energy is on site. last week, police evicted some game para's and burned down their camp. or betty martini, the ministries inspector general wants to make sure the mind remains closed. but at the same time, he also wants to mak

before to barter became yvette he too was a gold prospector. more than she had to dearest. yes, i used to do it too. but then i began to have doubts even understand that you can't always be a gold digger here. october did mean the morrow, j. gout, the less there is work until one day it's totally depleted. and if there is nothing about what should i live on? guam or guilt, what well was that's why i started working as a vet in and it's been well worth the effort in aged our dividend even give valid. been since 2017, the park has created hundreds of jobs in agriculture. everything from organic coffee growing to sustainable beekeeping and livestock farming. but for many gold is still more repealing. new mines are always popping up. this one blocks an important elephant path on the edge of the park, and i saw it team from the ministry of mineral resources and energy is on site. last week, police evicted some game para's and burned down their camp or bessie martini, the ministries inspector general wants to make sure the mind remains closed. but at the same time, he also wants

in stoughton berg made the startling you turn atlantic council yvette and that time as long as she does not once again decide to use military force, you don't do that as well. there's no certainty about the russian plans. maybe they have not made any final decision. let's go live the get the latest now from europe, correspondence, pizza, oliver peter, good to see you. what does all this mean amidst the ongoing tension? well, it means we're seeing more and more of a public message shifting regarding what was previously referred to as a russian invasion of ukraine being immediate just after yen stalsen burg. we've had voting me as a lindsey the ukranian president speaking saying that he also doesn't particularly see an immediate risk of a russian invasion. and if you take the comments from lindsay from stolen berg and put them alongside briefings that have been given to the media off the record in brussels that have from nate. so h q that has suggested that there's really a want to get a de escalation from the u. s. side that there wasn't really a unanimity amongst nato members. that the,

it happened outside the stadium, north of the capitol, yonder, alexia bryan, reports. yvette desperate grief outside. what should have been a fun family evening at a football match. instead, this woman is crying out for her father and asking god why several people were killed when crowd surged at the entrance to the africa cup of nations match between hosts, cameroon, and cameras. who is going to know, i don't know what people behind you said push i was among them. and when i saw that i left to enter from the north west. they stayed there. and that's when someone left to open the barrier. so someone pulled it by push like that, some fell on top of others, but there were even babies in norway, bama, napoleon, fair meadow as the police closed the gate, a crowd of people came from behind and i was stuck in it, so i couldn't go back i was below, and god spared me now gone. i d, as in apple, red ha, was seen lying motionless near an entrance to the stadium. one person mount next to one of the victims and appeared to be trying to resuscitate them. i just now there were 50 people, i saw nearl

she was 78 specter who was born veronica. yvette bennett, died of cancer. she rose to fame with songs such as be my baby baby. i love you and walking in the rain spectres or girl group open from major rock brands, including the rolling stones and the alberts. ah, it's good to have you with this hello, adrian finnegan here in dough. how the headlines and al jazeera inflation in the united states has increased to levels not seen in 40 years, with the price surge affecting almost everything purchased by consumers and businesses. the biden administration is blaming disruptions. the global supply chain. the director of the white house is national economic council says the government has managed to reduce the delays seen at ports when it comes to something like the supply chain challenges on those and manifested.

now for a virtual performance, welcome bishop yvette flunder. >>> moving from acceptance to advocacy. or from monument to movement. today we commemorate the life, ministry and power of the reverend dr. martin luther king. he wrote from a birmingham jail. i want to share from a passage of scripture. acts. about two young men also who were in prison wrongfully. their prison experience taught us. midnight, the fallen silent, praying and seeing him. the other prisoners were listening. suddenly there was an earthquake and the prison was shaken to its foundation. and all the doors flew open and the chains of every prisoner fell off. the prison was shaken to its foundation and all the doors flew open. and the chains of every prisoner fell off. i want to talk a minute about earthquakes. i'm from san francisco where earthquakes are a way of life. we're conscious of them and we build our buildings with them in mind. because we know what happens when we don't. our history tells us no matter how fabulous and magnificent we build our a buildings and monuments, because they are, in fact, structures

she was 78 specter who was born veronica. yvette bennett, died of cancer. she rose to fame with such songs as be my baby baby. i love you and walking in the rain spectres, old girl grew open from major rock bands, including the rolling stones on the yard that ah, type of quick check on the headlines here in al jazeera inflation in the united states has increased levels not seen in 40 years with a price surge affecting almost everything bought by consumers and businesses. the white house is banding global supply chain disruption due to the pandemic. but inflation is a growing political risk for the democrats, as republicans continue to blame stimulus measures for overheating the economy. when it comes to something like the supply chain challenges on those are manifested more significantly than people were anticipating over the course of the summer and early fall and both because of a coven factors, but also buying behavior of major retailers and major freight movers. and so we went into action over the course of the fall to try to help address those issues.

thank you and i turn it to my esteemed colleague from new mexico, congresswoman yvette herrell. ms. herrell: thank you. and thank you for being here. i think we can look at this one year and pick one word out of the dictionary, hypocrisy. it's been full of it. the people of new mexico and americans are worse off than they were just one year ago. let's face it, gas prices are higher than the wall. i mean, our school kids are locked out and criminals run free. our paychecks and our presidential promises are worth less now than ever before. president biden and nancy pelosi have taken our country on a road trip to the 1970's -- before you were born. [laughter] and nobody's having a good time. in fact, i think sometimes joe biden thinks it's 1970. well, this is america. presidencies don't last forever. but the will of the american people will. people are free. they know this country. they know their homes. they know their industries. and they want to live in a nation that most have fought for and stood up for and respected. and right now, we are in crisis mode. we have a border that's wi

now for a virtual performance, welcome bishop yvette flunder. >>> moving from acceptance to advocacy.f the reverend dr. martin luther king. he wrote from a birmingham jail. i want to share from a passage of scripture. acts. about two young men also who were in prison wrongfully. their prison experience taught us. midnight, the fallen silent, praying and seeing him. the other prisoners were listening. suddenly there was an earthquake and the prison was shaken to its foundation. and all the doors flew open and the chains of every prisoner fell off. the prison was shaken to its foundation and all the doors flew open. and the chains of every prisoner fell off. i want to talk a minute about earthquakes. i'm from san francisco where earthquakes are a way of life. we're conscious of them and we build our buildings with them in mind. because we know what happens when we don't. our history tells us no matter how fabulous and magnificent we build our a buildings and monuments, because they are, in fact, structures on a living earth, they can be utterly destroyed in seconds by a seismic event. e

i believe yvette bracket is here from lime. are you still with us? >> yes. i'm just trying to get my -- unmute myself and get my video on and i just wanted to reiterate the questions again to make sure i'm comprehensive in covering the answers. i'm also here today with our director of the government relations, she's also going to be here available to answer as many questions as possible. i just recently started with lime in late september, early october. so i'll be able to answer as many questions as i can and then i'll defer to her to things that may have been prior. i just want to go over quickly. >> supervisor peskin: i'll reiterate them and add one that i mentioned earlier that i neglected to mention before a couple of minutes ago. one is how you track parking violations, how you track sidewalk riding violations, whether it's double riding or just any riding on a sidewalk and what i did not mention a minute ago, but mentioned earlier is what the platform does. do you pass a citation through. if so when and why and do you do that uniform alley? when do yo

now for a virtual performance, welcome bishop yvette flunder. >>> moving from acceptance to advocacy.d school district, when we were taught to get under our desks or stand in the doorway to protect ourselves, because monuments in an earthquake can be dangerous. our monument has to be retrofitted in san francisco. built to mimic living, moving things. they have to move, sway with the living earth movement. if they can't flex, they will crack, crumble and come down. and some of the new buildings have rollers. some of them have these devices that look a little bit like bicycle pumps that are really, really big and they bounce. these things built into the foundations. just to survive. and even then some of them will fail because the earth is a living thing. one must know there is a difference between a monument and a movement. history is filled with monuments. i like to call them big formidable institutions. ideologies that divide, separate, diminish and destroy. often in the name of an angry and punitive god. thank god for shaking the reformations. reformations that reformed and re-infor

now for a virtual performance, welcome bishop yvette flunder. >>> moving from acceptance to advocacy.

but let's take a listen to some reaction from one lawmaker, yvette clark, to this yesterday. >> you knows made. unfortunately, we're in a climate where we are met with cold hearts, clinchedfies, and, you know, closed minds. culture wars continue in certain quarters, but i am delighted that president biden is poised to nominate a black woman to the highest court in our land. >> you mentioned the white house proactively responding to senator wicker's comments, but also pointed out hypocrisy in his statements. because, of course, when former president trump announced his intent to nominate a woman to replace the late ruth bader ginsburg, wicker and other republicans embraced that with open arms, saying that they were excited about that. in any case, there's a 50/50 split senate, so democrats don't need republicans at all if they stay united on this. >> i want to ask you about an update. former president donald trump saying that he would pardoning some charged in connection with the insurrection if he get re-elected. >> reporter: he did. and during his rallies he's had in the last several mo

. >> yvette?e a long, hard road if we don't get voting rights at the top of the year. i predict stacey abrams is going to be the governor of georgia which will brighten all of our lives and take out one of the most awful villains in the country right now. >> i'll do the opposite. i'll predict that against both in the republican primary and stacey abrams in georgia, that brian kemp will be re-elected governor of georgia and that will make him an even more prominent figure in the republican party. >> the primary and the general?r and the general, andevin the house a yearediction. >> pric so many caveats. i also predict that after this surge, we're going to see the end of this pandemic by the end of the summer. i really do. >> that's so optimistic. >> i get the sense that the american people understand that this is time to get fully vaccinated, and to mask up so that eck with get through this. >> we have a few seconds left. i'm going to throw something out there about 2024. what are the chances you g

[cheers and applause] congresswoman yvette harrell of new mexico.use] we are also joined by two people from i am so grateful to know, congresswoman julia letlow of louisiana and congressman chris smith of new jersey. [cheers and applause] first up, congresswoman julia letlow, the first republican woman elected to congress from the state of louisiana. a new and deep friend to the march for life. congresswoman. ms. letlow: thank you. who is ready to march for life? my name is julia letlow, i'm honored to be here with all of you today as we collectively raise our voices in unity for those who deserve equal rights under the law, the unborn. [cheers and applause] today i can't help but reflect on the amazing experience of carrying my own first child and feeling for the first time those incredible flutters of life in my womb. i remember being filled with awe and wonder at the miracle growing inside of me while praying the scripture from jeremiah 1:5 over my unborn son. the lord said before i formed you in the womb, i knew you. before -- [cheers and applau

let's speak now to yvette williams from the campaign group, justiceligrenfell.y much for talking to us. mr gove expects developers to ny- us. mr gove expects developers to pay. do you think they will? we cannot hear you. i'm not sure if that's our problem or yours. are you unmute? hi, can you hear me? i can hear ou unmute? hi, can you hear me? i can hear you nova _ unmute? hi, can you hear me? i can hear you now. can _ unmute? hi, can you hear me? i can hear you now. can you _ unmute? hi, can you hear me? i can hear you now. can you hear- unmute? hi, can you hear me? i can hear you now. can you hear me? unmute? hi, can you hear me? i can. hear you now. can you hear me? yes, we can. i hear you now. can you hear me? yes, we can- i was — hear you now. can you hear me? yes, we can- i wasiust _ hear you now. can you hear me? yes, we can. i wasjust asking, _ hear you now. can you hear me? yes, we can. i wasjust asking, mr gove says developers will pay, expects them to pay, do you think they will? i don't think they will. i think we are still seeing a lot of stalling,

now for a virtual performance, welcome bishop yvette flunder. >>> moving from acceptance to advocacy.hool district, when we were taught to get under our desks or stand in the doorway to protect ourselves, because monuments in an earthquake can be dangerous. our monument has to be retrofitted in san francisco. built to mimic living, moving things. they have to move, sway with the living earth movement. if they can't flex, they will crack, crumble and come down. and some of the new buildings have rollers. some of them have these devices that look a little bit like bicycle pumps that are really, really big and they bounce. these things built into the foundations. just to survive. and even then some of them will fail because the earth is a living thing. one must know there is a difference between a monument and a movement. history is filled with monuments. i like to call them big formidable institutions. ideologies that divide, separate, diminish and destroy. often in the name of an angry and punitive god. thank god for shaking the reformations. reformations that reformed and re-inform. i

. >> hello, yvette. >> i understand there's many differing opinions. the idea any of us can speak for any particular group is very dangerous and disrespectful. that's a lot of families right now and educators who are back and feeling supported. are they get as much as they need? it's coming. from what he with understand right now, everything is being organized on the way. could this have been done better? absolutely. i'd like to encourage you to show up what's coming. clarify the specifics with regard to covid protocols, such as quarantining, testing requirement are s, what's coming and there's confusion among families and site leaders and they should not be responsible and i understand after the contract there'll be support. this will be easier if families are clear on public health guidelines and ask anyone who can speak from sfdph it's going to be making sure our families feel safe to come back because they're getting proper information. >> thank you for expressing concerns of safety. s.f. parents i'd like to promote a hybrid model of remote and lea

now for a virtual performance, welcome bishop yvette flunder. >>> moving from acceptance to advocacy.d school district, when we were taught to get under our desks or stand in the doorway to protect ourselves, because monuments in an earthquake can be dangerous. our monument has to be retrofitted in san francisco. built to mimic living, moving things. they have to move, sway with the living earth movement. if they can't flex, they will crack, crumble and come down. and some of the new buildings have rollers. some of them have these devices that look a little bit like bicycle pumps that are really, really big and they bounce. these things built into the foundations. just to survive. and even then some of them will fail because the earth is a living thing. one must know there is a difference between a monument and a movement. history is filled with monuments. i like to call them big formidable institutions. ideologies that divide, separate, diminish and destroy. often in the name of an angry and punitive god. thank god for shaking the reformations. reformations that reformed and re-infor

allegedly carried out interference in british parliament on behalf of china and then for the labour party yvettehelp slow the spread of the omicron variant of covid. people must provide proof of covid vaccination or a recent negative test. our scotland reporter alexandra mackenzie gave us this update from outside celtic park in glasgow. celtic will be playing hibs here later on this evening train operators have cut hundreds more services from today because of covid—related staff shortages. avanti west coast, c2c, east midlands railway and south western railway have all introduced emergency timetables. several other operators have taken the same measure in recent weeks. it was estimated earlier this month that around 10% of rail staff were absent from work. thousands of people in ireland and the uk have been attending vigils in memory of the murdered primary school teacher ashling murphy. the 23—year—old was attacked and killed on the banks of the grand canal in tullamore, co offaly in ireland last wednesday. police have identified a person of interest in the investigation, who is currently in ho

let's speak to the shadow home secretary yvette cooper. thank you very much forjoining us.re not even going to court which means victims are being badly let down. why is that? i think there's a whole series of problems. a lot of courts don't have specialist rape investigation units, something the labour party has been calling for and i do not understand why the government is still resisting making it a requirement that all forces should have specialist rape investigators. just not enough has been done to make this a priority, the home office is still refusing to make crime against women and girls part of the strategic requirement, the key priorities they set for police officers across the country is so time and again investigations end up focusing on the victims rather than the perpetrators and end up with justice not being done for such a serious crime and dangerous perpetrators are getting light off so i think the conservative government is letting down women and girls, dealing with that kind of violence but also more widely letting down communities when you have crime go

legacy of our predecessors and today six members of the congressional black caucus, congresswoman yvette clarke, congresswoman brenda lawrence, congresswoman val demings, congresswoman lucy mcbath, congresswoman stacey plaskett, and i stand proudly in our founders' footsteps. happy founders iday to the columbus alumni chapter, delta kappa chapter and to all my cysts for the delta sigma theta sorority. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will receive a message. the messenger: madam speaker, messages from the speaker. the secretary: madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam second vie tear. the secretary: i have been directed by the senate to inform the house that the senate has passed s. 2201, an act to manage supply chain risk through counterintelligence training and for other purposes in which concurrence of the house is requested. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, th