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this is very hard for me. so do anything. anything. this is very hard for me.— very hard for me. you and the other _ very hard for me. so why did you and the other families i very hard for me. so why did i you and the other families take the decision now to release and edit of this video? we the decision now to release and edit of this video?— edit of this video? we feel that in this _ edit of this video? we feel that in this situation - that in this situation everything is stuck and we don't see something is happening, no talks or action that will make them come home. and in the world, the world has behaved to this situation, we feel that the world forgot what is happening here. the world forgot that there is still 128 people in captivity in gaza. and we decided to do that — this is a wake—up call for the israeli government and to the world. wake—up! this is not a picture that we are talking about. this is life, young people, in this case young girls that can be your daughter.— girls that can be your dau:hter. ~ ., ~ , girls that can be your dau:hter. ~ .,~ , , ., daughter. wake

i've got lots of stuff on that hard drive. after all why would ray drive 60 miles to dump a hard drive in a river when he could dispose of it closer to home? but if ray didn't remove the hard drive someone else apparently did. maybe investigators speculated there was something incriminating on it. >> we think that hard drive had information that would maybe lead us to one of the theories. the reason why somebody would want him dead or why he would jump in the river or why he wanted to leave. >> three theories is what investigators were left with to explain what happened to ray gricar. does your department lean in any particular direction? >> no. it's hard. we all have our personal thoughts. everyone who has ever looked at the case has their own theory, no matter how crazy it might be. >> one theory is that ray simply walked away. if so that would require serious planning. yolanda mcclary then a consultant for nbc news ... >> money would have to move, arrangements would have to be made. he would have to be a pretty sharp cookie

it was really hard for many people . it was hard for the people of iran. mr.ed, we served a lot. it is very hard to wait for the love of the heart towards mr. raisi , but when it ends like this, it is very sweet needy air to have the air of being deprived, to have the air of the people to be in need, and i say from here , josh, with haj qasim and with imam hossein, all the people in need , all the people of all strata in the society, considering everyone , they worked for everyone. it was very hard and painful. we were not out of mr. raisi's thoughts for a moment, and the entire iranian nation , especially the people of birjan, felt a very, very great sadness. all that is in the world belongs to the hand of his sufficiency, the work is for god, not for individuals, not for individuals, not for personalities, this work does not stagnate. with the departure of people and the departure of personality yes, but a country whose heart is united to god and rose up for god. this nation is because there is god, rajaei and others, if they are not, then there is god. duri

that is a hard thing to wrap around, and a hard— hard thing to wrap around, and a hard thing to acceptthat we learned, both about george floyd in the country that— george floyd in the country that was— george floyd in the country that was moved when he died, was ultimately up until the days— was ultimately up until the days we _ was ultimately up until the days we have on earth, until those — days we have on earth, until those days and, there is still a chance _ those days and, there is still a chance for change. the bureau chief at the _ a chance for change. the bureau chief at the washington - a chance for change. the bureau chief at the washington pros, i chief at the washington pros, joe biden reports that there are concerns amongst his team about the level of support amongst young black people for joe biden. ~ , , ., ., joe biden. why is that? you need to remember- joe biden. why is that? you need to remember he - joe biden. why is that? you need to remember he was i joe biden. why is that? you - need to remember he was elected in the aftermath of the protests in 2020. he put out

i will be more - hard-headed about it. lots of people hard—headed about it.e about it. we are doing a betterjob than anyone else but i will not do it at the expense of our energy security and not at the expense of the financial security for you and your families. we are going to do it in a proportionate way and at this election that is a choice. not everyone will agree with me and that is ok, but i believe i am doing what is ok, but i believe i am doing what is right for the country and for families. keir starmer will promise all these things and cost you a fortune, £28 million in hard taxes, and we will not have energy security. you want to ban british oil and gas. that is nonsensical. we need it in our country for decades to come, even though we get to net zero. far better getting it off from here at home, supporting our security than importing it from abroad. it is about policy and is not right for our country and i am happy to have a debate with about that. mental health is quite rightly and understandably a hot topic. dealing with the _ understandably a

it was very hard. it was really hard for the people of vision . it was hard for the people of iran. mr. seyed , you have served a lot. we could not help seyed anymore. people , because of the love they have for mr. president , it is very hard to wait, but when it is over, it is over be that as it may, i am very familiar with the hospitality of the deprived and the hospitality of the people, and i am saying from here, josh, with haj qasim and with imam hossein, all the hospitality, all the people of all strata in the society , considering everyone , it was really a pity to work for everyone. greetings, it was very hard and heartbreaking . we were not out of mr. raisi's thoughts for a moment, and there is a very, very great sadness in the hearts of all the people of iran, especially the people of birjan, who have a special devotion to hajj mr. raisi. we hope that we can train students to be pure leaders. martyrdom is the path of the martyr president. inna allah and inna aliya rajjoon khadim al-reza khadim president of iran ayatollah dr. seyed ebrahim raeesi . the islamic republic of i

raisi and his companions for working so hard.passed away while serving the people and solving people's problems. it was his duty to participate . i have a thousand reasons to come and one reason not to come. why are the people who didn't vote for mr. raisi here today ? being a man lives up to their word the results of honest service are standing , thinking of the nation from the bottom of your heart, being in the community, being among the people , not being behind the table and ordering your work , it was really a heart. people, do something that is for god, it will be in everyone's heart . you have lost a very honorable person. their whole being was sincerity. they worked with sincerity. this was their greatest characteristic. we had voted for mr. raisi , but if we had not voted, we would still be here today. just as we went for sardar soleimani, mr. raisi was not sitting behind the desk, nor was he seeking the presidency, nor was he looking for a servant, his martyrdom was deserved. a sentence with the martyred president jamat

. >> i was searching for her so hard. i was sending message, calling him a message but it was really. i did this fight so many times, she was probably still asleep and waiting for me to be on my next flight. when i finally got to her, it was a little bit of relief because i know someone that loves me knows what is going on, where i'm at. she can start rallying the troops to figure out the next course of action plan. i was lost, i really didn't understand, i didn't know what to do next. i knew just to be quiet and wait for legal representation. other than that, i really needed her. >> let me read a little more of your book. he writes this. "it was cherelle's strength i borrowed when my ran out. i wanted to take my life in the first few weeks, felt like leaving here so badly. i didn't care anymore if there was an afterlife. i just wanted that one to be over. suicide would have been easy. i couldn't put my family through that nightmare and i especially couldn't do that to my mama. that and relle's face kept me here." i know

it's really hard to sit down with people you disagree with and say this is hard. how do we deal with social security. how are we going to deal with medicare. when are we going to admit there really is a problem on this. we sit down with people that we disagree with like grownups do and actually have that heart conversation get to a decision and work on the next issue. i remind people all the time, d.c. is a mirror to the country. no one wants to admit that. it is not an anomaly. we are a representative republic >> we are a mirror to the countrymen people say that's not true d.c. is angry and yelling at each other all the time a typical percentage -- when the whole family got together. often people will lack just like that and say we left early. [laughter] so, because, we are that divided as a country because the problems are large and what we really need our leaders to be able to sit down and say these are hard. we are supposed to do hard things let's do hard things together. >> one of the things i say when asking people, what is the one thing you would never want

rukia hasam for their hard work. i us will want to thank senator cruz's team because in all of these negotiations, it was critical to not only have a great understanding of faa issues but our colleagues and their priorities and continuing -- it i'm not saying the republicans came up with more amendments but it certainly felt like that for a long time. it felt like y'all had a lot -- we had a pilot on our side. you had a few pilots on your side. so we processed a lot of amendments. so i, too, want to thank brad grant, nicole, simone, andrew miller, hana hagan and leah mckenna for their work and matt weissman and ben rowsside. and laura bates. we've been through a lot. we have been through a covid crisis and how to manage our aviation system while we were in that crisis. coming out of the covid crisis when we may not have had everything correct in the order of how to keep flights and regain the capacity where we were at. and we certainly know that we have had safety issues and concerns that we need to make a big invest

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now it's hard to play football. it's really hard to play football if you smoke crack all night. now he's making his own comeback decades later in a remarkable story of recovery and paying it forward. plus. owning a home is a staple of the american dream. housing is become somewhat of a luxury good. i talked to this real estate professor about the impact rising home costs are having on people's ability to save and retire, and about 20% of our electricity still comes from coal. cutting this rock and stuff. so much dust. uh, guys in their 30s needing double lung transplants. will new mining rules be enough to protect those who work underground? and those stories. right now on matter of fact. since 1999, more than a million americans have died of a drug overdose. in fact, a recent survey found that more than 40% of u.s. adults say they know someone who's died of an overdose. as the drug epidemic touches millions of lives and every day, people across the country are locked in a battle with addiction, jerod thomas was one of them. it completely undid his life, but he took that battle,

raisi and his companions for working hard. second, let the gentleman know that it is true that he lost a sincere friend, but this everyone is still human. if there is a brave man in the world that i want to introduce to a child, it must be someone like him who gave his life and life to serve the people. i have no reason to come and not to come while serving people and solving problems. people have passed away, it was their duty to participate. why is mr. raisi so popular ? it means that their whole being was sincere, they worked with sincerity , mr. raisi has a place in people's hearts . let's say a sentence to mr. raisi, what does he say. stay close to jedt seyyed al-shohda, i wish i had sacrificed for you, they would forgive us if we did not appreciate them. what is the sign? thank you very much. what do you expect from the officials in this situation? i expect the authorities to continue the way. this president has a school like haj qasim. the officials should know from now on that they should behave in the style and manner

it was very hard. it was really hard for the people of berjan . it was hard for the people of iran. mr. seyed , you served a lot . we could no longer support seyed. they came to have a boss it's very hard to wait, but when the end is like this, it's very nice for the poor to have the air of the deprived, to have the air of the poor people, and i'm saying from here, josh, with haj qasim and with imam hasina, all the poor people, all the people of all strata in the society , consider everyone. it's really a pity for everyone working. greetings and greetings. these four days were very hard and painful. we were not out of mr. raisi's thoughts for a moment, and the whole iranian nation, especially the people of birjan, have a special devotion. without your memories, without your dreams, where can i go at night ? dariye ra kaja on the third of shahrivar 1400 as a member he received a vote of confidence from the cabinet of the 13th government. the first file he opened on the table of his ministry was the needs of the people. god willing, i will start my work with two programs. the first pr

for people who work hard all their lives and put. work hard all their lives and put in, then we needey have the dignity they deserve when they have finished, and that is why i've really protected pensions and the triple lock, and you have seen our announcement today, the triple lock plus, where we will raise the threshold and make sure pensioners get a tax cut and they will never pay tax on the state pension. will never pay tax on the state ension. ., ,., h will never pay tax on the state ension. ., �*, ,, ., ., will never pay tax on the state ension. . �*, ,, . ., . . ., pension. labour's shadow chancellor is toutin: pension. labour's shadow chancellor is touting the — pension. labour's shadow chancellor is touting the backing _ pension. labour's shadow chancellor is touting the backing of— pension. labour's shadow chancellor is touting the backing of business - is touting the backing of business leaders today, the result of her years long charm offensive, but like other opposition parties, dismissing the conservatives' policy. todd? other opposition parties, dismissing the conserva

it was really hard for the people of vision, it was hard for the people of iran. people to it is veryd to wait because of the love of the heart towards mr. raisi, but when the end is like this, it is very nice to feel sick , to feel sick to the deprived and to feel sick to the people, and i say from here, josh, with haj qasim and with imam hossein, everyone is sick, all the people i worked for everyone considering all strata in the society and it was really preserved. these four days were very hard and exhausting. we were not out of mr. raisi's thoughts for a moment, and the entire iranian nation, especially the people of birjan, who have a special devotion to mr. raisi's haj, felt a very, very great sadness. we hope we can train our students in such a way that they are pure leaders. martyr president, happy martyrdom.

we need to work hard and _ need to earn that. we need to work hard and the — need to earn that.now we have to work hard for every single vote. 0k, out of time — work hard for every single vote. 0k, out of time but _ work hard for every single vote. <1>k out of time but thank work hard for every single vote. ok out of time but thank you very much for your time here on bbc news. much more on the election on the website and that was not timed out for us to get a check on the weather with thomas. hello. after a day of sunny spells and heavy showers, one or two rumbles of thunder as well, the evening is looking quieter across most of the uk. the showers are easing right now, and we'll see some clear skies developing at least across most of the uk. the opposite is true for south—western parts of england and wales, though. a weather front is approaching, and that does spell rain through the early hours, which should reach the irish sea and also northern ireland by around 5am or 6am in the morning. but towards the north and the east, it's going to be dry. temperatures early in the morni

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commencing the full title is hard for us -- and assaying the full title is hard for us, so i will saytia from here on out. thank you all who have joined in person and online. if you have any questions, feel free to ask them, askac.org. excited to get into this. first-ever strategy -- what is the point -- what is the main organizing function, what has been the main entry -- main energy behind drafting and doing the organizing that goes into drafting a comprehensive document accurate ambassador fick. nathaniel: i will jump right in, and thank you for having us, and thanks to the atlantic council. thanks also to jen and alan, who in addition to being co-panelists today are great colleagues on these issues, and i appreciate your partnership. the fact that the three of us are here in part should that this is the united states' cyberspace and digital policy strategy. the task for drafting the strategy came last year in the ndaa, and it had been over a decade since the u.s. produced an international strategy in this domain. obviously things have changed tech landscape and the geopolitical an

raisi and his colleagues who work hard for our country. the expectation that was connected to the prayer behind the leader and this escort. i'm sick of my house, i want to cry , i have a good romantic dream, everyone who didn't even vote knew them, that means they fell in love with everyone, now i couldn't vote for them in this period, but i really loved them. only the world knows and it was registered on june 2, 1403 in the name of the people whose vote was whatever it was from the beginning . the people who have been guided by the sincere service of a man in this way are martyred, martyred, martyred , martyred, your way is your honor, your name is eternal, honor from the end of a hard death, a hard death from the sale of the days of the eternal prophet, in the hearts of your good lovers in the world. i have a problem in the lesson planning consultation, this is it, but i don't have a good guide here , gilnas publications, and we have made this problem easy for you to get 60% of these resources completely free. right now, number 5 3085 sy

i have always spoken and hard id truths.if we do not remember the path to peace, war will come to america it will claim countless lives. we have to prevent war. we have to keep americans safe. this danger has been building for many years it became blatantly obvious two weeks ago today. that is when joe biden withheld critical weapons from israel. those weapons are important for defeating hamas. they also matter for another reason. withholding them validates the totally false and destructive narrative that israel is acting unjustly by defending herself. and truth israel is conducting this war of self-defense more humanely than any other army and history. they are doing so against an enemy that uses its own civilians as human shields. i can hardly imagine a more foolish move than joe biden withhold weapons from one of our closest allies. it comes after more and more democrats have turned on is terrific dozens of liberals deserted israel and congress voted for the military aid last month. now the leader of the democratic party

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raisi, he told them very hard during lunch, no , you have no right to stop for even a minute, this is a common square every hour. that's why i didn't allow you to harvest how much. but as much as his voice had authority for his enemies and his cry for justice was loud , when he reached the people , he was full of compassion and kindness. god, your step is a god. during his ministry, he tried to be present among people and listen closely to the pain of their hearts. wait, sir, let's go down and see what they say. we also came for the people . what is the situation ? why are you doing this to the people? from now on, i have to sit behind the wheel myself, i will work once in a while , i can be asked to be behind the wheel by my friends whom we work hard for. it has always been implied that if you do the work of protection, you must do something . we must not limit our relationship with the people, because i need this communication badly, that is, to understand the issues that can be communicated from the floor of the market, from the floor of the street, from the floor of human society.

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very hard water.hnology, helps deliver the ultimate clean. (♪♪) >>> longtime trump ada hope hicks took the stand friday at donald trump's criminal hush money trial. she rocked luck only added to the prosecution's narrative about his mood access hollywood tape and alleged affair with karen mcdougal. >>> mip day nypd arresting students protesting israel's were in gaza that has killed more than 30,000 palestinians so far. now back to dateline. hiring thugs to kill his wife. >>> magdi girgis was caught on tape admitting to hire thugs to kill his wife. he seemed willing to pay even more to keep things quiet and made a date to do it. >> $1500 i have on me. >> officers secretly trailed magdi, on the freeway, and pulling into this home depot parking lot . the meeting point chosen by magdi. >> everybody is out of sight, plain clothes. >> this is starting to sound like fun. >> it was definitely fun. i would do it all over again. >> sonja was nearby, watching it all unfold. >> tell me what that was like. >> nerv

hard place.rd place. i have to do some housekeeping. caught i hard place. i have to do some l housekeeping. caught between hard place. i have to do some i housekeeping. caught between a hard place. i have to do some - housekeeping. caught between a rock and a hard place is where a lot of parents are. thank you for watching on bbc news. live from london, this is bbc news. the us reveals it paused a shipment of bombs for israel over concerns it was going ahead with a major ground operation in rafah. russia launches another large—scale missile and drone attack across ukraine — damaging 13 residential buildings in kyiv. the world's oceans have broken temperature records every single day over the past year according to bbc analysis. # i'm down, down in my doomsday blues... # and ireland breaks its recent eurovision "curse", qualifying for the grand final on the song contest, for the first time in six years. hello, i'm azadeh moshiri, welcome to the programme. we start with the war in gaza and let's br

on an| individual basis, it's hard for me to say.lood, they failed to recall people like my mother to make her wait 25 years of what they did to her and then not treat her, not educate the people that were there to give her the after—care that she and others deserved, it'sjust to give her the after—care that she and others deserved, it's just been and others deserved, it's just been a failure all the way through and that's one of the major things i can take from the report, failing all the way along. itjust reaffirms the way i have felt for so many years. you got some of the answers you've been waiting for for a long time, what action do you want now? hoop what action do you want now? how lona have what action do you want now? how long have we _ what action do you want now? how long have we got? _ what action do you want now? how long have we got? i _ what action do you want now? firm" long have we got? i want to see those responsible for the murderous crimes be held to account. if i committed the crimes that they did, i would expect

and that was a hard moment for me because i still to this day feel like i did. and that was hard. that was really hard for me. >> why do you feel that? i sense that throughout the book. >> yeah. >> that you blame yourself for this throughout the book. i didn't get the sense that you stopped doing that. but why do you feel that? >> you take ownership of what happens. regardless if you meant to do it, not meant to, you didn't mean to do it, you take ownership. that's something my dad instilled in me and something i'll always have regardless of the situation. i still say it's my fault. and i feel like i brought a tarnish to our last name a little bit. and everyone tells me, have grace. give yourself grace. it's so hard to give yourself grace. someone like me. >> i'm going to tell you the same thing. because you have got to understand that this was not your fault. like, it wasn't. you didn't mean to do it. you packed quickly. as somebody who packs quickly, it wasn't your fault. your mom, who calls you lady bug, which i love. one of my favorite things. >> oh, my god. >> you put it in t

that was hard that was really hard. >> why do you feel that? i sensed that throughout the book.ok. i did not get the sense that you stop doing that. why do you feel that? >> you take ownership of what happens. regardless if you meant to do it or not. that is something my dad instilled in me and that is something that i will always have, regardless of the situation i still say it is my fault and i feel like i have brought damage to our last name a little bit. everyone tells me to have grace to give yourself grace, it is so hard to give yourself grace, someone like me . >> i'm going to tell you the same thing you have to understand this was not your fault, it wasn't. you did not mean to do it. you packed quickly as someone who packs quickly and it was not your fault it year mom called you ladybug, that's one of my favorite things, you put it in the book and i get to talk about it, she is the first person you came out to in junior high school. she took it very well and she was very cool. your dad did not. what was interesting to me, you start by writing how close you and your dad a

i think it's hard whenl hard. i think it's hard when you — hard.k a lot about _ notjust coming in. we talk a lot about parachuting in as reporters, but this is the exact— reporters, but this is the exact opposite where maybe you are a _ exact opposite where maybe you are a little too close and you know — are a little too close and you know people who might feel one way or— know people who might feel one way or the other, sol know people who might feel one way or the other, so i think when — way or the other, so i think when i'm _ way or the other, so i think when i'm thinking about being professional and reporting this out it's— professional and reporting this out it's been really interesting and it has been a learning _ interesting and it has been a learning lesson to learn how to be a _ learning lesson to learn how to be a reporter and step away from — be a reporter and step away from being yourself as a student at school stop julia, we have _ student at school stop julia, we have seen this process from columbia — we have seen this process from c

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but fora very hard crash, a very hard landing.e a crash. so i personally don't understand what they mean by a very hard landing. the area is a mountainous area committed as jungle. according to the state tv, the journalist in the region, jungle. according to the state tv, thejournalist in the region, he said that when the helicopter took off, the weather was totally sunny and clear —— is a mountainous area and clear —— is a mountainous area and isa and clear —— is a mountainous area and is a jungle. and when they were flying over the mountainous region, it is jungles and very cold. suddenly, it started raining and foggy and misty. so the weather condition is poor. and because it is mountainous, it seems that all the rescue operation teams are working and they are on foot to find it. the chairman of the iranian red crescent already said that we have a0 teams with all technologies and drones. but the point is that we cannot use this aerial technology because of the weather. this aerial technology because of the weather-— this aerial

it was really hard work, mr. president.had become so popular that he went to every province to welcome the heroes. the flag of the islamic republic is raised and the anthem of the islamic republic is played. alhamdulillah , may god protect you. it is sad like everyone else, we are trying to achieve the best results in the paralympic games in paris, which we are in the process of, thanks to the efforts and efforts of mr. dr. raisi in the field of supporting the sports of veterans and the able-bodied. let's get undoubtedly, the path of serving the people of islamic iran will continue along the path of the proud martyrs. in short, we all miss you, khadim. marza marzah president babak kazemi of sed and cima news agency. your job is honorable, i am a nurse, i am an employee. my assistant is sirash bez, i am a civil engineer i am a student . i am an architect , i am a student, i am a worker, i am a teacher, i am a simple worker, i am a professor at sharif university of technology , i work as a mechanic, i am a villager, i have a

_ not to make it about you christine, it's hard when you're working with politicians — it's hard whenen you have the facts i’i l ht objectives, when you have the facts right in_ objectives, when you have the facts right in front of you, that is a part— right in front of you, that is a part i— right in front of you, that is a part i am _ right in front of you, that is a part i am struggling with. sol right in front of you, that is a part i am struggling with. so i hope this reawakening of what is happening in the american universities, will kind of bring it track— universities, will kind of bring it back so— universities, will kind of bring it back so it — universities, will kind of bring it back so it becomes more of an issue in the _ back so it becomes more of an issue in the political campaign of the united — in the political campaign of the united states. i was seated by then it will— united states. i was seated by then it will not— united states. i was seated by then it will not win the left if this is not solved. it will not win the left if this is not solved-— it will not win th

those were hard days. painful days. ugly days. i'm still moved by the memory of every person who fought to make sure that i could get a good public education. the teachers. the officials. the neighbors. i still remember their determination and their decency. i still carry forward their lesson which is that living up to this country's founding values means bringing everyone along and leaving no one out. drawing on the full talents of all the american people. i'm honored to stand here today with you as america's first black secretary of defense. [applause] now i doubt that the people that were trying to keep me out of that school imagined that they were blocking the education of a future four-star general. but you never know which kid is going to grow up to be bob johnson or oprah or chadwick boseman or stacy adams or barack obama or kamala harris. you never know what we lose when we leave someone out. so we don't have one american despair. we don't have one citizen to squander. that means that we need to keep working together to kn

passing law is going to be extremely hard now. it is, you know, undoubtedly we need to change our immigration laws much more broadly. but since is, you know, very hard to do, let tell you what we can do about immigration. first, we have already had a period in which people were being detained. people were being released to their families, to their communities. there is no reason, like i said, to detain migrants. it's financially costly. it does make us safer. it does not act as a deterrent. migrants do abscond. given that there's no reason to hold them and that it is so expensive in terms of our human rights in terms of our ethics, and in terms in our economics terms, why are we holding them? so that is the main thing want to say. we need to demand that immigration detention no longer that people are released into their communities, friends, families. thank you. what do you hope the readers take away from your book in the shadow of liberty. we know that public pressure matters. in 1954, the attorney general decided to stop immigra

california's home insurance crisis is hitting families hard with brutal bills and more rate hikes on the way. that is, if they're getting renewed at all. california leaders are proposing a series of changes to how insurers calculate what they're charging and how fast they can raise rates as more and more companies announce they're leaving the state, a consumer centric bill that would have required companies to take fire prevention work into account when doing pricing, just got gutted at the state capitol. joining us live now is amy bach, executive director of united policyholders, to talk about this. amy, thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me on. >> so how did this bill 1060 get gutted? what was taken out or changed and why? >> so what this is coming down to is, can state lawmakers tell insurance companies which customers they must have and which customers they can not insure? and i think what happened in sacramento with this bill is that the insurers had their way and convinced lawmakers that that you really you can't go there. that's the third rail of them being able to pic

we have to make some very hard choices whenever that happens and one of the hard choices was to eliminate the law enforcement canine reimbursement. but what we did not eliminate is all the support we provide for those canines. we source and train the canines. we train the handlers. we offer training in different techniques. we update the explosive odorless and we do certification processes so my conversations with officials like sheriff lepanto, it has been listen, this is not something that we want to do. it's something that our budget limitations require us to do. we hope that you don't give up your canines and that you engage with us over the course of the year and renew your agreements with us, which most law enforcement agencies don't -- >> they certainly don't want to, but as you might imagine with the fiscal crunch that you face, local governments likewise face them. but we are constantly faced with pay me now or pay me later scenarios. something is critical as bomb sniffing dogs, drug sniffing dogs, dogs that have the ability to, in a very large swath, save thousands of lives by i

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so, it's not hard to see why the prime minister might want a path to deterrent without the hard graftraft, perhaps, of fixing the wider system. but i'm afraid, like so much of what he says these days, it is magical thinking. a symbol of the unquenchable tory desire for the short cut, the easy fix, the sticking plaster. gimmicks, not serious government. let me spell it out again. a scheme that will remove less than 1% of arrivals from small boat crossings each year cannot and never will be an effective deterrent. it's an insult to anyone's intelligence. and the gangs that run this sick trade are not easily fooled. in fact, by allowing vast numbers of people into the country via this route, running up the country via this route, running up a permanent backlog of nearly 100,000 people, refusing to process the claims, so that even if they have absolutely no right to be here, they cannot be removed. billing the taxpayer for expensive hotel accommodation because, like hotel california, there is no prospect of ever leaving. no prospect of a decision for or against. let me be clear, the gover

for this country really you have worked hard, mr. raisi, and i will continue on your path to serve my country like you. i would have loved to work for our country forever, but i was very sad that you were martyred. it is unbelievable. the owner of this luminous shrine said, al-hussein, the son of shabi, nothing in the world is worth crying for , we are very unhappy in the world, but remember to shed tears for anyone and anything you want. sir, what is our job as a technical worker? i am a student of electrical engineering and telecommunications. i own a house. i drive a beauty salon. i am a teacher. he wants you lost faith. a heart that causes no time. to show courtesy and respect to our beloved sayyid who was martyred. to tell the leader that we are the foot of this revolution until the last drop of our blood. i will prove to islam that this nation has haj ghasmai, and the presidents should take their place and until the last minute, i will hold your opinion of my leader , because the whole country is like a family, because it was a

it's hard to know, this is not the — next? it's hard to know, this is not the first _ next? - next? it's hard to know, this is not the first time the - is not the first time the governing party has tried to introduce this kind of restrictions on civil society and — restrictions on civil society and critics, they initially proposed these plans last year, and faced _ these plans last year, and faced with mass protest, probably smaller than these ones. — probably smaller than these ones. as_ probably smaller than these ones, as well as condemnation from _ ones, as well as condemnation from the — ones, as well as condemnation from the us and eu, they dropped them and said we will indefinitely solve —— show of these — indefinitely solve —— show of these. the decision to bring them — these. the decision to bring them back indicates they are ready— them back indicates they are ready for— them back indicates they are ready for another fight like this— ready for another fight like this and _ ready for another fight like this and are not interested in what — this and are not intereste