you just even it out. >> reporter: gil grew up on a farm worker family. after high school he went into the service to get away from the field and later joined a construction company. he got into adobe by accident when his boss passed on a job or storing in adobe in mountain view. >> we don't do that kind of stuff. we can do it. that is where i got the bug. >> reporter: gil went to school to become an out protecting that his first big job restoring san jose's peralta adobe in 1977. tran will be constructed to what we are able to find. >> reporter: he has worked on major projects including missions san jose, santa clara, san juan bautista and others throughout california and the southwest. >> that is where the original mission church was. >> reporter: gil has an ongoing relationship with mission santa cruz. >> it might be because of the earthquake. >> reporter: this mission was built in 1791. when it requires maintenance or rebuilding, you cannot just call any handyman, that is the law. >> if you walk around the corner, you can see why. it has some small an

and his name was gil. and gil was writing a letter him to explain why john hasn't heard from him for a long time. and here's the reason gil, an uncle in the german military who invited him to come over. so he fought with the germans on the western front. now he's home and he's going to tell john a bit about the war. he's a great writer. he writes, war ial right a way. but having seen some of it, i'm inclinedo tnkhat sherman slandered hell when he compared it to war. i'mncned think that the devil would blush with shame to do some of the things that perprad in the name of war i never in my worst imaginings pictured war as bad as it really is. while brussels, i had first view of kaiser wilhelm, the king of germany and. no german can look in his eyes and, not absorb some of hi enthusiasm. some of his patriotism. and some of his love. for and faith in germany. now he has diagrams of battles. in this letter. and it s that. in 191ht around this time of year, i, this is where he was fighting with the germans. ther

i mean, mr. gil said i'm so those are pretty strong words coming from the russian president . absolutely, and they are definitely strong. and in fact, we can definitely see that china, russia relations have sustained despite the shift taking place in the global geo political landscape. objectively speaking, there was an analyst, you know, russia and china share a series of constraints to watch developments that are taking place in the international system. now both states seek to emphasize, of course, the emerging multi polar dynamics of the world. so hence, the ties of both states share and represent this particular reality. however, like all bilateral relations, you know, this one must not be over exaggerated to the plaintiff. we overlooked particular areas where both states diverge in terms of their immediate interest. however, the interstate relations do not have to be perfect for them to work. and as we can see, what matters most is that the alignment of common concerns, interests, and goals towards particular issues in the system will sustain. and so will the strengtheni

. >> 94-year-old gil patchett known as the wildflower guy. >> [indiscernible] >> is brilliant bloomsken over an abandoned strip of dead grass in the center of the street starting in 1998. >> i got rid of the weeds and planted seeds. i bought a package of wildflower seeds, and that is how i started. every year it grew bigger and bigger. i started witha and ba and it was like my private island. i paid no taxes and rent in the city gave me water. >> using only handles and hours of labor he created this neighborhood garden and another along this stretch of land along the popular trail. >> when i discover wildflowers, guess what? they live and die and are composted and returned to the earth. i do not need any storage space. that appeal to me. if everybody did it we would not have any pollution, would we? >> gil does not just grow flowers, he grows food, tomatoes and squash he delivers to neighbors. >> he is one-of-a-kind, he is a good guy. and what he does for the neighborhood and everything that grows here is great. >> this is a major street. people passed by the street, they see this wo

. >> gil sanchez in the expert in the lost art of making adobe.ys it all starts with water and the perfect soil. >> this is called california gold. i get the color that the clients want. >> at 85 years old, gil doesn't do this as a hobby. he is an architect and what of the few people who are still around who are certified to restore and rebuild emissions using the old historical methods. >> you see how it holds its shape? just even it out. the next step is lifting up. >> he grew up in a farmworker family and after high school, he went into the service to get away from the fields and joined a construction company. he got into adobe by accident when his boss passed on a job restoring and adobe and mountain view. >> my boss said, man, we don't do that kind of stuff. i said, hey, let me do it. >> after that, gil went to school to become an architect and gave his first big job in 1977. >> we can re-construct everything according to what we found in the building. >> since then, he has worked on 45 major projects, including missions in san jose, santa cl

dr. gil, thank you for joining us now. dr. gil china has had a dubious claim to taiwan, dating back to at least the 1300s. this has been disputed by some historians, but at the very least, china has had influence over the island since then. present day beijing uses the term re unification. when talking about taiwan, is this characterization accurate? well, i think the greatest aspiration certainly as expressed by a she jumping repeatedly is the so called great rejuvenation of the chinese nations. which, which i interpret to mean a sort of return to china's past greatness in which it is widely respected in the world seen and accepted as a great power. and may be most importantly in which the leadership of the chinese communist party is not only accepted by the world but is indeed respected. and even they hope appreciated by the international community. that's probably the grandest ambition of all. and, you know, she has made it clear that he intends to drive forward across that grand ambition. such that china would become i

i also very much appreciate the chance to see you, mister gil cisneros. on the other side so to speak. my questions have to do with the prevention workforce and response workforce. i'm trying to put my hat on as an operator, and also as a veteran. i'm trying to figure out how to build the workforce that has been done before. you guys are effectively doing that across all of the services. in trying to think that through, some of the data that you all have shared is that 32% of women and 31% of men do not report due to lack of trust. i guess we theoretically have some idea of the magnitude of the size of the problem that we are talking about. you also mentioned that these folks will be doing suicide prevention and also some other services as well. how did you scale the size of the workforce that you think you need? how did you determine that number? how will we at various points, checkpoints, the testing to see if that workforce is either right sized, oversized, or undersized so that we might realize that we have over club. what metrics are we using to unde

in this area known as the cradle where gil fred pinchot was hired to manage the estate in the late 18hties. he later became the chief of the forest service was recommended by vanderbilt by olmsted, the father of american landscape architecture and the designer of our capital grounds. it is fitting that a tree from this region graces the west front lawn of the us capital grounds. i like to think u.s. forest service for finding and providing this beautiful tree for the us capital. we appreciate their work each year to serve as the people's tree. thank you to everyone involved to make this a success including my team in the north carolinians who handcrafted the ornaments that decorate the tree. we truly appreciate your efforts to bring holiday spirit to washington dc. it is a pleasure to welcome all distinguished guests this evening. and those of you visiting washington dc. thank you for coming to celebrate this wonderful time of the year at the united states capital. >> ladies and gentlemen from the united states for service. >> good evening. speaker pelosi, distinguished guest, thank y

.— almost £10,000 towards having them installed -- gil s.— installed -- gil s.for them to _ installed -- g4 s. how important is it for them to be _ installed -- g4 s. how important is it for them to be awareness - installed -- g4 s. how important is it for them to be awareness about | it for them to be awareness about them and for people to inform themselves notjust where to them and for people to inform themselves not just where to find themselves not just where to find them but also how to use them? yes. thankfully in — them but also how to use them? iezs thankfully in cheltenham you will see them up—and—down the high street, in lots of different locations, and in schools and in institutions. there is a bit of anxiety about using them but all the machines are automated and when you open it in the machine speaks tells you what to do. but getting first aid training into your company, into your institution if you are a scout, if you are a bowls club, if you are a football club, or any kind of institution, organising, it is less than half a day's training will sho

uh, let's put it this way, the artists of the gypsy ensemble gil romanta were my own uncles, there were of them. i have a twin sister. and then they took us with them. and so we started our stage career. in what did our ancestors keep the products of the real male cooperage craft? our potato pancakes don't call us for nothing bulbashes. nearby popular culture in all its glory watch every week the fashion for culture project on belarus 24 tv channel. in times of rapid change, it is important for us to show you. the main thing is that the country has fixed a clear position that it adheres to. today we keep history, value the achievements of generations and honor the traditions of global perspectives, high diplomacy and social research. however, the fact remains that dialogue platforms have started working. and these are the chances for everyone to be heard, we will draw detailed conclusions, we will see exclusive interviews and tell you about the main events on the main air. watch your master on belarus 24 tv channel. together with you, we stretch out to look at the glory in the carriages

carlos: me da mucho gusto por juliÁn gil.Ías. pablo: me divertido mucho. el objetivo de este disco, incluso, alguna vez que lo termino, que lo entrego, es divertirme tambiÉn con la producciÓn, con el rodaje, con los viajes. [mÚsica] si he querido como quitarme un poco el peso de la industria, de los nÚmeros, de la respuesta, del Éxito de lo que es el Éxito. he hecho un disco que querÍa. >> en entrevista exclusiva revelo como hace tanto Éxito sigue con la capacidad de asombro y humildad. pablo: tambiÉn he tenido desde mi alrededor mi familia, unos pilares fundamentales en mi casa muy fuertes que me han clamado y donde yo he visto mucho esfuerzo en la casa. de mis hermanos estudiando, preparÁndose, de mi padre, arriba, abajo. volviendo a subir y volviendo a bajar. creo que es fundamental rodearse de gente que primero que te quiera, que te quiera bien, que no te quiera sÓlo por el Éxito que tenga y luego que apueste por lo mismo que apuestas tÚ. >> la cuarta hoja le va a dar la oportunidad a pablo alborÁn de realizar una gira de

of this brutal war here, that in recent days and nights, things have become even worse yet. village gil? yeah, this woman says she lost her son and an overnight grade. for the cura, the enrollment. i must have felt that something would go wrong in the morning because i urged him to wake up and leave the house. but he didn't. that was it was only our lives a ruin. welcome rushes, relentless shelling is destroying her songs, critical infrastructure, and taking a massive toll on civilian life. a mortar attack on christmas eve killed 11 people and injured dozens more among the dead. a social worker, a butcher, and a woman selling mobile sim cards at the cities, central market. some who have held out here. now say they can't take it any longer. digging out while they still can. so some little done, we stayed this whole time and thought it would pass. but when the home next to ours and my father's home with it, it was too scary. just last month there was celebratory scenes of his own as key of reclaim to the regional center. now it appears moscow is trying to retake it either that or simply r

claudia gil fue una de las afortunadas que alcanzÓ a comprar su casa con intereses de 2.9 %, envidiable se endeude nuevamente. reportera: la batalla contra el aumento de precios todavÍa ser muy larga. el propio presidente biden confirmÓ que a su gobierno le queda mucho trabajo por delante. los analistas espera que sean por lo menos 13 meses mÁs. leÓn: el presidente biden firmÓ hoy en la casa blanca la llamada "ley de respeto al matrimonio", y por primera vez se reconoce y respeta el matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo. reportero: el presidente biden firmÓ una ley federal de protecciÓn al matrimonio de parejas del mismo sexo e interraciales. congresistas y senadores de ambos partidos acompaÑaron al mandatario. los asistentes fueron deleitamos con presentaciones de los cantantes sam smith y cyndi lauper. frankie miranda llegÓ con su esposo a la mansiÓn presidencial para ser testigos del acto. dicen que aÚn hay mucho trabajo por hacer. >> existen mÁs de 300 proyectos de ley en legislaturas estatales que afectan la vida de las personas lgbtq. por eso necesitamos que Éste sea un primer

regresar primera con carlos para ver que hay y los deportes >> bienvenidos a palco de argentina con gil corte aficionado con precio de $90 >> hablando de estrellas que parecía brillar pero se pagó rodolfo bizarro puede estar entrenando por su cuenta en la liga de expansión después de rayados decidieran compradores campeón hablar de chivas de guadalajara rechazó una oferta del jugador que se ofreció a su ex equipo con pretensiones bajas, esto tiene 28 años de edad pero su futuro está complejo, si está definido el futuro de este de arizona cardenales y se que será su última temporada como profesional, estuvo con un para fotografías donde estaba con su familia y su hija. a él solo le restan dos partidos el último de su despedida cuando visitan a los 79 >> es de los mejores vinieras de toda la historia de la nfl es todo palco deportivo regresamos >> muchas gracias carlos vamos al corte, había de festejos de fin de año hay quienes buscan hospedaje no teles y viviendas de alquiler los estafadores están al accionar veamos >> recuerde que puede seguirnos en redes sociales de las elecciones en p

gil vicente remained in the minority, the second yellow received danila than 5 minutes later, and took advantage of the hosts, when the terras from close range once again upset the screaming rink 2-0 ports of the semi-finals, where to meet with the club, from the second division academician at the bezel. in the khl , petersburg ska continues to lead by a margin, but the army colleagues from moscow upset the team of roman rotenberg. but almost every match has a player doing the difference is his last name. we most often see on the scoreboard. in this game, pavel karnaukhov turned out to be the one. he was an assistant. on first take. vorot ska, answered naked. zykov for more than 2 minutes before the end of karnaukhov brought cska victory, for his maneuvers. the goalkeeper just did not have time under the japanese 21 in the army derby stronger than the muscovites. well, we just overslept the beginning of the game and it didn't work out for us. although we agreed to play more actively, you understand that the opponent will play quickly, energetically, and the team how healthy, but, unfor

robert: gil? >> thank you rob and thank you priors speakers.a trade lawyer, i have a been a trade lawyer and trade administrator and congress -- in congress on two different occasions. we start with the proposition that we have not come up with a solution on nonmarket -- economies on the size and scope of china. to summarize something that was in the paper that rob wrote, it is important to note that china has gone through way beyond subsidies. including used forced technology transfer, ip theft and massive capacity buildup, currency manipulation and enclosed home markets. there is no trade remedy in the u.s. that can do anything. you can pick up little pieces but that is like if you're going up against a and armies" price and you found someone that went to the cvs and stole a local -- local bread and you arrest him, that will not solve the problem. the interesting thing about rob's proposal 337, is that in. , if you get out of the initiative issues, it could be one part of the solution. we worked on non-market economy trade issues for years an

hundida en la controversia, por los comentarios de 3 experimentados concejales, entre ellos gil zedilloes latinos. >>> otro reto estar al lado de kevin de leÓn. el concejal que ha ignorado el pedido de renunciar por su participaciÓn en las conversaciones filtrada chl >>> no estÁ votando, estÁ tomando un cheque en este momento. >>> el reto serÁ grande para esta joven que es vista como el futuro polÍtico de los Ángeles. su distrito con mÁs de 260 mil habitantes en su mayorÍa latinos, enfrenta una crisis de vivienda y econÓmica. >>> no se han arreglado, es imposible arreglar el problema. han hecho crisis porque la gente no ha tomado acciÓn en arreglar los problemas o prevenir esos problemas. >>> es el nuevo rostro latino que trae esperanza al consejo de los Ángeles. >>> quiero seguir haciendo a mi mamÁ orgullosa y a nuestra comunidad. que tengan la confianza que tendrÁn alguien aquÍ luchando para ellos y con ellos. >>> el futuro de kevin de leÓn estaremos pendientes ¿cierto?. >>> asÍ es julio, en este edificio se acaba de aprobar una peticiÓn para de manera oficial destituir a kevin de leÓ

population, the case percentages wasn't much trial, or how about us on the chrome since early this, gil, when only holding in china. so the severe cases, very few. and that's cases also there will be a balance transfer the so quickly. so early the 0 clearance, the clearest policy was designed to deal with the virus which trans, neither the much slow, but it causes a much more severe the limits. so when, when policy were implemented during the 1st 2 years, it was the very best, i mean concluding about spreading from large populations. so that's why i want council system was still capable of dealing with the population. but what was that mean to yell to some pointed to when the army crawl was the major there in the show, clipping trying to trying to get it so. so the, the, all the policy, the 0 clearance policy was able to contain the virals. if you look at the, on the breaks in this year, they're basically it's all the try and although they are really small skills, but that will also clean the teeth. and then you can really look into it. now correct me if i'm thinking here, but from what

steve, gil, taken us to the end of this news block, but stay close because another fresh lice of cross talk action is coming your way and moment. notch ortiz debate on discussion. show next, and i'm back at the top at all. this story is affecting your world today. ah, ah, ah, ah, in lieu the joggers archipelago. homer, the jo, san diego garcia, the largest island in the archipelago is now the location of a very large u. s. military base, you get given med, div i to the u. s. government to make a military base and just deported all of the juggle send people from their country . so they call it return back on the island. no, but we are fighting. that's why i'm real fighting for the right. so i, we do not consider that the right to self determination actually applies to the trickle. since i don't the question of self determination, the legal advice we've received is actually the trickle. since we're not at all, not a people for me, it's time to move on and see what we can do. a full the child said community to return back home. there is no support from the united nation. i commission, i f

whatever your trade, an innocent american for gil, 2 it's an incentive to other. >> despots essentially grab an american, use them as a bargaining chip that was once seen as the world's largest weapons smuggler. former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, preet bharara put bout in prison in told nbc's meet the press that he could still pose a threat. so he's a dangerous man. then. >> i don't how dangerous he is now. >> u.s. officials say they are not done and they will continue to negotiate to get more americans back reporting live in washington. i'm basil job. all right, basil, thanks for that update. still to come on the kron 4 morning news that lawmakers pushing. >> to introduce a bill that would ease regulations or gas pipeline construction% we'll have the details next. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that

the day that he get dollar bon focused on are being and they were being and get a gated highly sick gil facility during that and dedication, according to the report that we have received that day one of the day. but to grab an gun, den headed horse daisy fisher to day one of the interrogators and. busy every one night is also to lay down their weapons. i'll freeze many of the people who have been arrested said he gets out of on buckets on fight do every day for the day of god. then don't go with the in dire come found military pressure for did and the security. busy have now gordon and all the area there, the news black out, the places in the lockdown residents have been told not to move out of their record in case the god of fear, that there may be an escalation dog. and also, according to the provincial government, in order to come to some sort of a negotiated settlement. so indeed, their 10 standoff date and bundle. all right, make sure you keep us across. any developments come on the height of a in islam event to india, where thousands of farmers protesting in new delhi. they said t

we spoke to broadcaster on political commentator, steve gil, this is mosque is trying to rehabilitate twitter after deceitful moves by the companies past management. i think because we're seeing what's actually in the twitter files, the emails that went back and forth, what we're seeing can be trusted. it is interesting. you're not seeing the f b, i the, the intelligence agencies, the other businesses. they're not denying the accuracy of these emails and tweets. they don't like them, but they're not denying the accuracy. and i think as we see more and more coming out and it looks like the next big trying to information is going to relate to what was being done with coven vaccines. we now have a senior officials or some of the vaccine companies at bidding that it was not tested as thoroughly was not as safe as they claim. so this goes beyond just the political entry that was being dealt through twitter. it goes to be propaganda. that was put out that was forcing people in the vaccines that were not nearly as safe as we were told, not as test because we were told. so a lot more revelati

or we discussed the controversial traffic filter system with radio host to carry harrison and steve gil, who's also a political commentator. we used to always get the excuse for every public policy argument that it's for the children's now, it's always for the environment. and unfortunately, bureaucratic governments all over the world tell a truth, but don't really tell the truth of what the purpose of this agenda really is. i think that's why people are skeptical of that is the most dramatic thing. i have heard and probably 2 and a half weeks when i moved to los angeles 20 years ago, the air was on breathable. the traffic congestion is still absolutely impossible, making the city on livable. so what has happened is people have gotten vespers and bicycles. it seems like a radical idea, but if you like, clean air, if you like to be an upright being that is able to get from a to be comfortably without being smacked by a car. sometimes you might have to limit it. first of all, i don't think people are just giving in their cars and driving and random. most of them are going somewhere that's

whatever your trade, an innocent american for gil, 2 it's an incentive to other. >> despots essentially grab an american, use them as a bargaining chip. that was once seen as the world's largest weapons smuggler. former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, preet bharara put bout in prison in told nbc's meet the press that he could still pose a threat. so he's a dangerous man. then. >> i don't how dangerous it he is. now u.s. officials say they are not done and will continue to negotiate to get more american prisoners back reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> up next, karen bass makes her first official move is l a's. new mayor declaring a state of emergency of homelessness. we've details on her plan and her first day in her plan and her first day in office. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power insid

chapters unpublished, and vast, and dark horse and get out when we're not, i'd no mass, none do steal gil golf? when boston fly is mr. me, mr. singleton on the, comes on to on, been lost, and try to try to percentage of chemistry, which is to help me. so none of us are not on, can you go from grass? did our garden jordan 2014 done. i'll sense, you know, motion prices to new, still based on the reduced. i'm guessing it has been several sunk souls. ivy but obstacle meatica. both godaddy. yeah boom. that'd be a good title more. now consider what you're doing. does that catherine? yep. all over. and i think you guys are seeing as in kind dawson and present doesn't archive is sunny. suspending p a. d from believe being a duster to um and dice and light i kind of went up. they didn't politic, got his organ actually with this man vinnish watching this man finish. i da da suck too, but fun owns are going on present capital display. he get food mit foil and d off there. and then they had to stay in classy, exactly. with my best im always hiding about food. it was only directed friends of you, hobb

we're going to go live now to radio host, kerry harrison and steve gil radio host and political commentator. welcome you both . thank you you. so steve, if we can start with you actually. so oxford authorities claimed the initiative of stopping drivers from using busy routes in peak hours is aimed at helping both the economy and the environment. do you think this is the way forward? will it be worth the inconvenience for drivers when people can't get to the businesses, they are not sure how that's going to help the economy. and as the commentator pointed out, we used to always get the dues for every public policy argument that it's for the children. now it's always for the environment in japanese. there are 2 words. for truth, there's how ne, and talk to my one is truth. and what is the real truth and unfortunately, bureaucratic governments all over the world tell a truth, but don't really tell the truth of what the purpose of this agenda really is. i think that's why people are skeptical of what kerry, i mean the move has caused quite a stir with some critic saying. it's a suicidal experim

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to discuss the complicated history of taiwan and the future of us. china relations is doctor bates, gil, he's the professor and department head of mockery university and he's an expert on chinese foreign policy and also was the former director.

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they didn't attack gil's reece's house. and when the whites began to for the insurrection, gil's race protected cherrie and the children. that's how charlottesville, from the vengeance, from being executed by like. i think net wanted to during that time he was out running around for ben capture avoiding ben captured. he realized that he wanted let the population know why did the insurrection and. he did try to recruit more people and when he was finally captured he was actually betrayed by two white guys, two black guys. i'm sorry. back to two slaves had gone out huntin. mm hmm. and they came across his hiding place, and they went back and told their masters where he was. and then the militias surrounded the area, and they kept. he kept trying to avoid them. and then he decided to give himself up to a man named benjamin phelps on october the 30th. that 74 days after the insurrection had started. mm hmm. and then they took him from there. it's amazing. didn't execute him right there in the woods. mm because from where he was