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i know that women are very upset about the idea of nf being taken away from them, which is somethingh the republicans want to put in place immediately if donald trump is elected. just one piece of the rights and freedoms that would be taken away from women as a part of their long—term plan. but, you know, i'm not even sure that's true. i mean, there is this base of extremism, extremists who support donald trump. but when you look at something, let's talk about guns, something i know a lot about, and you poll both republican and democratic women, they agree on the same solutions, things like background checks, keeping guns away from domestic abusers, red flag laws, and so i don't know that there's as big of a divide or a chasm as there is among the lawmakers themselves. so i'm pretty confident that they... i promise i want to come back to guns, because that is your signature issue, butjust one more thought before we get back to guns. and that's on the hot button, really important issue of abortion. now, kamala harris has committed already to be, quote, a champion for reproductive righ

i minister who would implement the nf p program. they answer know their refusal to see rebels and government is only a pretext to deny the result of the elections. so there was talk over the summer that back home was going to name a center, right, establishment prime minister, you know, from the faction that voters over whelming li rejected. since everyone here is fed up with the establishment. the knack home represents big mysteries to why just looking at this issue alone. yeah, that would have been super democratic, kind of like refusing to name a prime minister from the party with the most seats or, or no pulling electoral to with the left wing on the more popular right wing middle show is now over at least threatening to introduce the parliamentary motion to depose mac cole from power, whose success could feasibly come from the anti establishment. right? that's also supporting it. and um, bianca establishment right. might be particularly motivated at this moment, considering that macro has explicitly excluded both the left and t

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we are launching a project called the nf safety culture and krasnodar krai was chosen as a pilot project we are starting to implement it within the region, just yesterday we trained 32 activists from four municipalities, who will go to their municipality, train their circle there, their comrades, acquaintances, and so on, and scale it up as much as possible already in their own region, yes. knowledge, without which in general, well, in general , i went through, i believe that these are basic reporters who cannot go to the front, it is difficult to go to risky places without having skills, and medicine b driving vehicles, so that if something happens i can’t, but i think when i grow up, i’ll go either to work in the police, or in the special forces, i don’t know yet, to defend the motherland, the police, the police, to defend the motherland, fedor, the number of people wishing to receive such knowledge is increasing, well , we conduct these trainings on a mass scale, that is , for us it’s a free history that we introduce to the masses, and in general we have a desire, you know, to make it

joey: hockey fans are paying tribute to the nf dnhl star johnny if gawd row and his brother matthew.d just hours before their sister's wedding. pete: chanley painter joins us with more. >> reporter: hey, guys, shock waves around the hockey community as a fans come together to mourn the loss of 7-time nhl all-star and father of two johnny gau dr. eau and a dad to be, matthew, in ohio a memorial built outside of nationwide arena and in new jersey, a makeshift memorial grows at the site where the brothers were cycling together thursday evening when they were struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver. police say 43-year-old sean higgins, who admitted to having 5-6 beers before the fatal incident, was behind the wheel before he attempted to pass two other vehicles before striking the brothers behind. in a virtual court appearance, higgins appeared to sigh with exasperation when he learned he would be held in jail through next week. watch this. >> i'm here til thursday? >> yes, sir. statutes and court rules require me to hold you over for a minimum of 72 hours before your hearing becau

it is a genetic disorder more commonly known as nf.es non-cancerous tumors to grow in the nervous system and skin. she says flight attendants kicked her off her flight home, and she spent the day stuck at hollywood burbank airport. i exited the airplane and they said, well, there's been some concerns. do you have any, you know, any medical condition, diseases? and i said, no, i had surgery. it's really hard to quantify what it's like to really be singled out for a medical condition or for how you look, something that i, i really can't help. and i did try to cover up as best i could. she says airlines workers contacted a doctor, but not the one who treated her. she also says that doctor refused to speak to her. southwest eventually booked her on a new flight. the airline is now following up on what happened, as many students head back to the classroom this month. one organization is making sure that those students are prepared. the samaritan house is holding a backpack giveaway tomorrow, more than 50 volunteers will distribute 3000 back

homelessness and supportive housing, hsh was allocated 147 million, and we have issued 30 million to our nfurate 25 or early 26, based on projected construction schedules, the first bond issuance funded the acquisition of our first tr age youth navigation center at 888 post i the high need for shelter beds for young people experiencing homelessness, it's typically at 100% occupancy and we are appreciative bond funds have allowed us to purchase this much needed facility, in of public, permanent supportive housing, we expect to beat our initial goal of acquiring and rehabbing 250 units with 333 units in our project pipeline. as i mentioned earlier, we are expecting our next issuance of bonds to occur late 25 or early 26, barring any delays in design, permitting and contract procurement. the 33 units in our projecpi divided between three sites, cs 114 unie purchased in 22, withndin sourcd funds will be usedajor rehabilitation of the building, including major seismic work, full electrification, and the elimination of natural gas. the project currently in design development. our next project is

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