00;00] i worked in the police, i was an investigator, and one day we were shown to the courtyard of mda, from time to time guys in balaclavas came out and threw stones or bottles in our direction, i don't remember exactly, but they didn't throw them there, well, it was like that, it was not an incomprehensible situation, but it was very tense. there were no such serious experiences there at first, well, until the moment when we somehow came to work the very next day from service and were told that the guys with whom we worked there had crossed paths at work, and had received injuries, and some serious, that is, i remember a guy who has been with me since one year, he seems to be a year older than me, but he stopped serving in the organs because of an injury, the head injury was quite serious, you are not a sniffer, ugh, i know such people, which is absolutely no one. they beat me, no special means were used, but it occurred to them that if there was an order to use some of the measures of physical influence or special means regarding a peaceful demonstration, well, i would not carry out

coordinate with the authority on the border in rafah, and we also are in contact with our colleagues of the mda in israel. our colleagues of the egypt red cross, and we all tried to make sure that it happens in the best possible conditions. >> one final question, before i let you go. is there any chance hamas might change its position and allow representatives of the international red cross to actually visit the hostages that remain in gaza right now to get an update on their conditions and potentially help them with some medical requirements that might be needed? >> look, they have to. they have to. you know, they have to let this visit. and i know it is complicated because it is a battlefield and it is not easy to visit hostages in a battlefield. it usually never happens. it is always outside of the battlefield. and two, they need to give the families a sign of life. they have to. and as i see, we've said it repeatedly since day one of this tragedy, that they have to do it. we said it. we said publicly and privately. we said to all actors who have a leverage on hamas. and we'll keep on doing

and so been you know people die from taking mda not from the because they're poison from fentanyl because it's produced illicit labs so if it were to be you know okayed by the fda, is it going to be i mean has to get a patent and then it would be produced. i guess what i'm wanting say is there's not going to be a route where recreational users are ever going to really access to it. well, so maps is going to be producing the mdma they formed a subsidiary, the maps public benefit corporation and they are going to be the pharmaceutical supplier of mdma for the first five years. so if you go to your doctor and get remains as a therapy you're absolutely going to be getting, you know, pharmacy to call mdma in of recreational use. the goal of maps is actually to have medicalized pave the way for legalized fashion in the same way that marijuana is occurring around the country. their goal is 2035 for recreation legalization. and you do raise a really important about the problems prohibition and creating more harm. anyone who does do mdma, whether doing it recreationally or they're it with an under

and so been you know people die from taking mda not from the because they're poison from fentanyl because it's produced illicit labs so if it were to be you know okayed by the fda, is it going to be i mean has to get a patent and then it would be produced. i guess what i'm wanting say is there's not going to be a route where recreational users are ever going to really access to it. well, so maps is going to be producing the mdma they formed a subsidiary, the maps public benefit corporation and they are going to be the pharmaceutical supplier of mdma for the first five years. so if you go to your doctor and get remains as a therapy you're absolutely going to be getting, you know, pharmacy to call mdma in of recreational use. the goal of maps is actually to have medicalized pave the way for legalized fashion in the same way that marijuana is occurring around the country. their goal is 2035 for recreation legalization. and you do raise a really important about the problems prohibition and creating more harm. anyone who does do mdma, whether doing it recreationally or they're it with an under

needs to be promoted to be the head of the mda. so in alaska we call ourselves the cornerstone of missile defense. all the ground-base missile interceptors that protect the whole country are in alaska for fort greeley. all the radar systems that essentially can track anything coming from north korea, iran, all in alaska. we protect everywhere -- iowa, alabama, rhode island, florida. that's alaska. protects the whole darn nation, our great warriors up there. missile defense agency is in charge of overseeing all of that. so pretty darn important, especially within iran wanting to lob missiles all over the world. let's talk about major general heather collins. again, 30-year air force career, served as program executive officer for fighters and bomber bombers, system program director for the ground-base strategic deterrent program, deputy director for infrared base systems directorate, and the remote sensing systems directorate and commander space-based infrared system space squadron. i'm not going to repeat that, but she is obviously

clearest indication that we have heard one of the main israeli tv channels has spoken to the head of mdaent, throughout this process, they, i think, at a point which, which they decide, when they think this has all gone well and gone according to plan, i think they will release a certain amount of informing. if you think about it, every day, the idf, the israel defense force, they release information and briefings about how the previous day's military operation has gone in gaza, they release pictures often of troop, of armoured vehicles. it is important to say this is all, you know, pictures and video that have been filmed by and distributed by israeli officials, and you know, there have been occasions when journalists international journalists international journalists have been taken in to gaza, on sort of embedded trips, with the idf, but that is something thatis with the idf, but that is something that is sort of overall controlled by israeli officials and i think what we will see, in the next few hours, you know, ithink what we will see, in the next few hours, you know, i think whil

at the outreach in november or started outreach in november 2016 and has worked closely with usm and mda and other community organizations in the mission neighborhood and the project sponsor team has entered into a settlement agreement with the usm and will provide a number of community benefits as well as an mou with the carpenters union to use union labor also in working with the community, the design has been revised to include additional murals, street landscaping, public seating, etcetera. the project sponsor held the required pre-application meeting on june 6th, 2023. two members of the public and the shotwell neighborhood group representative attended, according to the project sponsor notes of the of the meeting. there was neither opposition to nor support of the project. the department has not received any letters in support of the project. sorry, excuse me. the department has not received any letters in support or opposition to the project. that is more restating the history of what happened. commissioner diamond, do you have a suggestion of how to specifically tie this memorand