the webinar sounds great -- >> is that online? the webinar sounds great. but is that online? >> [indiscernible] >> thanks. [indistinct chatter] >> this is good. [indistinct chatter]

in fact, in a webinar, we designed these in 16 webinars for 15 people, and since sunday, that is, sincethis is happening there is a broadcast and for a week this broadcast will be available regularly in the morning and in the afternoon . it started yesterday, saturday, and it will continue until next week sunday, so this will create a discussion section. now i will inform you as soon as possible. let me say that any of these great people who send us 10 minutes of video, it's only 10 minutes there is no one, each of these has a mosque and a surrounding area. they have an audience, for example , when they want to hear their mentor, or their boss, or the friday imam and their congregation , i refer to the site, and this has caused the unity conference site to find a wide audience. now , according to these young friends, our ranking is for example, the site has come up and is at a serious level. this is one of the initiatives that we started during the corona era. it is still going on . i mean, this experience is a successful experience it has been and is still going on even now that we are

they will be held in the form of webinars. we will continue that procedure in the next conferences, even though it does not seem to be necessary now, but we have seen that it is very great. the members of the islamic world during the week of unity in their own country and in their own region, after all, similar occupations they have and they can't say now, for example, mr. ahmed al-tayeb wrote a letter and protested that i can't come. mr. arabash from turkey, the head of the religious organization, wrote an apology, saying that, for example, he said that , for example, i can't because of my work. elders write a lot that we are in this so-called , our own jobs and problems. well, we said that these elders can express a piece of film instead of saying it themselves. send 10 minutes of 5 minutes and we will present this as a dialect of these. well, this year, something more than 20, nearly 230, 40 pieces were prepared, in fact, in 16 webinars, there were 15 people. we designed this and since sunday, that is, since yesterday , thi

raise your hand button in the webinar or press star three on your phone to be recognized. and we have one commenter in person. you're projecting again. okay, sfgovtv if we could have the projector and your time, your three minutes begins now. thank you. and we're here again, first, thanks so much for all the repaving efforts, they do not go unnoticed. my ride to here has gotten significantly better since van ness was improved. i'm looking forward to division street being repaved because it is particularly dangerous underneath there, shown here is some of the repaving done in the sunset district. this is just above kintara at 14th street. super nice. love it. skate here all the time. i've been skating here for the last 15 years. makes a big difference. when my friends and i go out to play. shown here is shotwell street. this is at 14th street, if it's not clear just by the way, that the light plays on the ground, the new pavement, as i've noted before, is incredibly rough. bryant just a few blocks over, is more like the pavement on the first picture shown. but these these c

and most of them, the only training that they received was an online webinar, a 2-hour online webinarhat about half the time, the sound to the webinar didn't even work. so think about this, the president of the united states -- former, sent out on stage, most not trained, not qualified, only got a webinar training that didn't work. it's absolutely outrages. >> jesse: so you're saying that this threat is coming down the pipe, their idea of beefing up security was not putting more secret service agents and countersnipers, it was just sending some homeland security people into zoom training that didn't work? >> that's right. i'm told that homeland security agents were pulled off of cases that they normally do, not protective detail at all. saying that you're going tot t protect the former president of the united states, and oh, the webinar doesn't work. outrage. >> jesse: absolutely crazy. i can't wrap my head around it. when you first heard the story of the countersniper shoot, i'm hearing the first shot that was gotten off was by a local that wasn't perched, he was on the ground. >> al

that was my nature, and even now, the word "webinar" was not an established thing. no one knew that this is us. there, an initiative we did with the help of friends was that we said no, the conference can't be attended now , we can do it through virtual space, well, with the cognitive tools we had, we held the 34th conference in a webinar format and not in person, as many as 450 i don't want to participate in this conference this became the context the next year, well, the corona was like half and half again, we had an in-person conference with a limit of, for example, 20-30 people with distance, but the main conference was a webinar the following year, when the so-called corona conferences were gone and it was already resolved, the story of friends is suggested that this platform is still a suitable platform, it is very good that it has been modeled , many more conferences will be held in the form of webinars, we will continue that procedure in the next conferences, even though it does not seem to be necessary now, but we have seen many elders the islamic world in

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hour online webinar about half the time and sounds of webinar didn't work.orter: hawley was told the webinar trainings did not work since assassination attempt and secret service going to be asked for what could be done to protect trump and secret service telling trump "the u.s. secret service protecting role of oversight and to date we've provided over 1500 pages of response work and documents to congress and made employees available for transcribed interviews and they'll continue as our desire to learn from the failure and ensuring it never happens again is un-waiverring". other republican lawmakers maintain that the secret service and fbi are too slow to respond to request for information and document accusing them of stone walling the public from the whole truth. last week the house bipartisan task force attempted assassination and rallying site and the group sent five separate letters to local law enforcement requesting transcribed interviews and additional information before september 30th. so a lot more to watch. liz: thank you, cb. great reporting. t

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including webinar, there is no way this is acceptable. so the current disastrous situation with lots of like, i do my own is an absolute function. israel being bombarded for a year by a militia that's parked itself in southern lebanon, and i have tremendous stuff. okay, why does the one, the western i talk to one more question so we know thing is really government. oh, there is ready. cabinets have made it a will go to return people back home, those people who have been displaced in the north to return them back home. do you think they are now any closer to that goal by this escalation that we've seen? and i think the for that to be achieved is bullet, has to leave southern webinar and his bullet has to probably be disarmed. and i very much fear that this won't happen without an even messier situation. because if his vala doesn't stand out and basically say we're going to stop firing on you as we have for a year, then is there a little probably moving to $711.00 on the ground and re establish an occupational southern weapon on for a while

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we launched a new webinar and h distribution.ighlights the estimate of healthcare cost and retirement such probability of long term care needs but dental insurance is not covered by benefits and how retire before medicare eligibility. also attached is a sample of mailing that drops in august, this is a very affective communication channel for us as there is always a spike tivity after members receive this statement. and finally, i'm pleased to announce that our theme for retirement security wi be be your own influencer. so with the rise of social media, we thought this approach woulwell with our prospects. some samples have been provided for reference, if you move to page 6, you can see preview of what that will look like nrsm will continue through the september and the plwill be featured at the benefit fares that are held throughout the city. board members have been provided a e le games as well as the gift that participant may choose from after attending our annual in-person seminar at ma library on october 16th at noon. so we

, a two hour online webinar.out half the time the sound to the webinar didn't even work. >> dana: the fbi says the gunmen researched information on both a republican in the democratic national conventions, saying that trump was "a target of opportunity." ♪ ♪ >> in this election is, as much as anything else, a fight for the promise of america. [applause] for the promise of america. we love our country. >> the american people are going to elect me and donald trump. i have no doubt about that. we just have to do our work and we got 65 days to do it. >> bill: september to remember in a big way. cannot demott come on over here, i want to show you the counter, because significant events that have large consequences for the outcome. number one, we've got sean tonight. i'll put this in yellow. hannity's town hall in prime time in harrisburg. we are only 48 hours away from north carolina mailing out the first absentee ballots. the ten days after that, you have pennsylvania, mail-in ballots sent in. two weeks from today yo

our online webinars have been extremely successful. one consistent piece of feedback we've received is that we do them at noon time for most people to be able to attend but many people have asked if we could actually regard them and have them online. and beginning in september we plan to regard them and then posting them. so hopefully we'll have feedback with the next quarter with the one or two that we have recorded and measure whether we get anybody taking a look at them in the off hours. the other item that i want today highlight is you may notice that we processed over 200 benefits last month between may and june. those are our high, high very intensive retirement time of the year. and we are finalizing, i mean that's a lot to have over 350 retirements processes. and i wanted to highlight and thank the staff during this time of year because it's extremely busy, we get a lot of requests, you can see that in june we processed 262 benefits. other than that, i'm happy to take any questions. how much time before the actual life and when

they only got a webinar training and even that didn't work. training tha outrageous, .ou're saying. >> and if we're to believe that there's this big iraniant threat that this is coming down the piket and they had to beef up security, their idea of beefing up security was not putting more secret service agents and counter snipers was just throwing in a bunch of guys that have never doneing this before from homeland security and sending them into some zooand m training that didt work. >> that's exactly right.m told i'm told that actually agents, homeland security agents were pulled off of child exploitation cases. child endangerment cases. offthe stuff they normally do, they don't normally do protective detail work at all. they were pulled off those cases, said, here, you're going to go guard the formerying tha president of the united states. watch this webinar. oops, it doesn't really work. prot's t all right. go out into the field anyway. just see, this is a nightmare. and we still have no answers. the only reason we know this stuff is because of whistleblowerbinar dos.

a two hour online webinar. it is absolutely outrageous. now, why aren't these guys out there, secret service and fbi, doing regular briefings and answering questions, giving us answers? they are not doing any of that. they are hoarding the information and keeping it from the public. >> harris: wow. a two hour online webinar. the secret service responded to his claims just this morning and here's the quote. "respect the role of oversight. we know the united states service does. to date we have provided over 1500 pages of documentation to congress and have made employees available for transcribed interviews. these efforts will continue as our desire to learn from this failure and ensure that it never happens again is unwavering." no mention of the alleged concerns of the staffing at the butler rally, the bipartisan has task force in vista getting the shooting has requested interviews with local police and more information from them. this seems like a hot mess sandwich, and we are all choking on it. >> [laughs] ha

we have webinars we have planned. we are going to reach out to the various organizations, such as protect our benefits retired police association and offer to cohost town halls with them to get in front of the members. one of the new tools and it is new to us, but not new to everyone, but e-mail. we are going to rely a lot more on e-mail then we have in the past, and we also have developed a special website with blue shield with all this information on it and we can change it on a dime. if we have any particular issues that are arising, we'll make sure we address them quickly on that micro site. all the communications won't matter unless the systems are set up, so this is very much a group assignment. each and every division of hss along with our external partners are involved in implementing the systems and processes that will be required. rest assured, we haven't waited to start this. we started these changes and system changes quite a while ago, but they with well under way. again, it is a group approach and so, th

the attack is taking place on the sovereign state, an independent states such as the webinar are you in member states, a member of the error of lee, all regional and international organizations have not taken any steps to protect it, just as they have not taken any steps to protect palestine, which is a holy place for all muslims, a center of different civilization. so we're taking a kind of exam today and exam for our existence in this region. and within the framework of humanity, we must take up this mission and this responsibility. and we must confront this scientist, enemy that is striking our territory. while we are still standing and still thinking, what should we do? or staying in the region where american boot saw stood on the ground in iraq. while western coalition forces offset to leave the country by 2026 off the bank, gods said no more. washington now says, not so fast. to be clear, the united states is not withdrawing from a rock. the us and the government of a rock have reached an understanding to allow the coalition to continue to support count to ices operations in sy

in the past months many institutions have organised seminars, webinar talks, prayerand organised seminarsks have been written, and social media, and we have provided extensive coverage about him. we are so excited about this event. ., ., event. you said all indonesians, - event. you said all indonesians, it - event. you said all indonesians, it is i event. you said all - indonesians, it is interesting because there is only a small catholic community in indonesia, so the interest goes way beyond just catholics? yes. way beyond 'ust catholics? yes, ou are way beyond just catholics? yes, you are right — way beyond just catholics? yes, you are right that _ way beyond just catholics? yes, you are right that the _ you are right that the indonesian catholic population is only 3%, and it makes around 8.6 million people, but all of indonesians are welcoming the coming of the pope. i myself am asking why the pope chose indonesia to be visited on his journey to asia. i found that even though the indonesian catholic minority here in indonesia, the indonesian catholic has a big call for universal cath

they were told, go guard the former president of the united states, go watch this webinar. oops, it does not work, go into the field anyway. jesse, we know this stuff because of whistleblowers. >> brooke: whistleblowers say the webinars have not been updated since the assassination attempt. trump will remember for a town hall with shaun sean "hannity." >> todd: nelson becket was shot, killed and run over by his own car at an assisted living facility. you can see him pulling into a nearby apartment complex after leaving the scene. police found the stolen car after the shooting, no one inside. no formal charges have been filed. texas officials offering a $15,000 for information leading to an arrest. the 17-year-old charged in the death of ricky piersol, will appear in court. according to california state law the suspect cannot be charged as an adult, but san francisco d.a. says she might request the judge to trans fer the case to adult court. piersol is out of the hospital. >> carley: so lucky to be alive. two people arrested as anti-israel protesters push down barricades and

. >> brooke: whistleblowers say the webinars have still not been updated since the assassination attempt on president trump. >> steve: thank you. also yesterday, congressman clay higins, republican from louisiana, we've heard it was a secret service sniper who killed the shooter. apparently the first person to shoot was a local swat contract er operator. the shots started, this guy on the ground, local swat guy on the ground realizes where the guy is and starts running toward him, shoots the guy and disables his gun. the shooter squeezed off eight shots and this guy shot his gun and then the secret service swat guy killed him. we did not know that. >> lawrence: important context. >> ainsley: there should be no excuse for this, they have to fix these problems. >> lawrence: they need to go back to original origin to keep president safe, none of these initiatives, you need people that can do the job. no reason to take agents from homeland security that are not prepared for protection detail. we saw agents that day that did not know how to holster their weapon. >> steve: maybe the webinars w

israel continues to carry out air strikes and what it describes as his bullet targets across the webinar. smoke were seen rising, overpaid route after several attacks on the south of the city. these really military says deed has it more than a 140 targets in 11 on since friday night. the unlike local welcome, we continue to lead with breaking news. this our has, bola, has confirmed the death of its leader, her son has rela, in and is really air strikes in the route. this is the moment, israel's military struck as well as underground headquarters in the city. late friday, the tax latin several apartment blocks in the densely populated area, rescuers desperately search for survivors. but is really officials reportedly estimated that 300 people may have been killed. as bullet later confirmed the death of the man who headed the round back militia group for some 3 decades invalid to continue fighting israel. moments after his bullet confirmed the death of its long time leader, a son, those rela, we spoke to a journalist queen of the y in bare room. it took quite a while for them to, i mean, t

. israel continues to carry out air strikes and what it describes as, as well as sites across the webinar is really military says it has hit within a 140 targets since friday. not as bella has responded by firing rockets into northern israel as well as views really occupied. go on heights blended there. we take a look at africa's driving movie business that's next on the 77 percent unlike look . and thanks for watching and bye for now. the drama specialist operating so makers are becoming more innovative. you see this welcoming everything by default sent from 2006. there's a major market for, for to send them up because audiences want more. we'll show you how they create the on 3 magic and you enjoy this 77 percent next on d, w. you're kind of always in signatures of the sized run. see with an always where it's 09 and 60 minutes from d w. right? he's got an easy to throw out, say, what could i of the, the so you've seen perfect picture and the figure in and you and the mode by the acting of duck. yep. yeah. and rumsey, no, you want to be like them on today's 77 percent show. i'm.

operation that would lead to some sort of hospitalization. occupation, sorry for the south of the webinar and just let go. the one that we've seen in the nineties and we are talking about different scenarios, at least for now targeting. here's the last interest section of any military texture, the citizen, the, is a population in the know because the is a goal. after all these only to bring back or make it safe for the civilians to go back to their home safely and then not be submitted by the law of the revision by the unit or any such as that. so i limit the ground operation is on the why it is where the army says it's targeting his blood and lab and on what sort of cooperation does it have if any, from the lebanese government. but of course, we can talk about any direct software. i can do in these lines of amend the live and easy to remember what i would say in the, from these ready point to view that there's also like, or would love to work with the live in each government, especially right now. and this think of what history maybe share the live in on is or has the let it be leadershi

support people in city of different location and because and beta with and and 3 point in north of webinar, we will try to adapt as much as weekend and to be a bird with the assistance of our to partners and donors, to be a little fighting more and more so for the 2 people that need, things are escalating good after g and 11 on and as i said, the needs on the ground are growing good accurately. and also people are in in distress. the so also a psycho sasha, it's like the social support is needed for the, for the displace people so, so we will providing this kind of service. and one of our centered where we have a safe space and because that's also the stuff of that. and the park, there's stuff on working also under pressure, sometimes we have to hold open patients because the of the situation and the intensity of the attacks that is continuing to to, to dice. right. right. so, i mean, i've yet action a regional contains coordinator. thank you. very much. thank you. a dozen more stories making headlines around the world that stick. got some of them . ukranian officials say at least 7 people

petersburg, dozens of online seminars and webinars.onica, for whom running a hundred meters at school was stressful, turned into a certified fitness trainer. she got a job under a contract at a local children's and youth sports school and recruited the first group. my husband looked at who was coming to study with us, who, for example, was going to other trainers to do, and he stands there, he says, well, you know, well, like, no options, it’s like your last chance, like in life, they come to you, they, i had just one backbone, they ’re such big guys, such beauties, well , such a body, and he says, well, like a last chance, he says, people have more, and we noticed a pattern, really big people came to me, big ones. with a desire to lose weight. first , one of my charges lost weight, another one was transformed beyond recognition. in a small town , the news that everyone is losing weight with veronica, spread instantly. new clients flocked to her, looking for their last chance. at some point, during a family council, veronica and her hu

very apparent in the simplest, the, of their changes and their maneuverability and their use of this webinar system. so the classic off is not only the most rugged rifle, but it is the most simple for high combat, high stress situations. what's impressive is the maneuverability of the soldiers. these guys are remarkably tight. markets always refreshing. the . okay. tell them it's been a long time since i had a collection ago. the good good weapon. now the best weapons, the the, well, the thank you. well trained. well trained man to tell him he's well, a good trainer, his memo land. yeah, it takes me back to infantry training, drill, drill, drill, drill, drill. a sort of operations are things like ballet hours and hours and hours and hours and hours of drilling. so it comes muscle memory. when it comes matthew pretty quick, you're holding a weapon, the proper pos, your magazine, flipping it's so it's a great weapon though. the collection and cough is without a doubt, one of the most lethal weapon systems. simplicity, 762 round. that's something that you know, the, him for the, i'm 16 of these

institutions and popular groups, and with the presence of shia and sunni brothers and scholars, and even the webinar that we had with the provinces, in which shia and sunni scholars participated , we planned the unity week programs together and since last night, these programs have started. most of the programs are now in the provinces that border ours and the provinces where the sunni brothers are, in fact , the main programs are there, and these programs are also being conducted throughout the country during this week. let me tell you about different celebrations 28. one hundred friday imams and let me tell you 12 thousand shiite and sunni imams of the congregation this week have different programs in friday prayers in mosques in the abandoned bekaa and seminaries of seminaries. visiting the patients of prophetic feeding. let me tell you that the marriages that have been predicted in these days, a collective group among students, among students , and even different classes and classes, easy marriages , easy marriages, in these days, prophetic traditions have been tried , what should i talk about t

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answers, the only reason we know this is because of whistleblowers. >> the whistleblower said the webinarse former president. the proposed buyout by nippon steel getting more incentives, the japanese company says of the 15 billion-dollar acquisition is approved u.s. citizens would make up the majority of the board of directors and core senior management would also be u.s. citizens, wall street journal is reporting that david byrd is wordy that the company would close steel mills and move out of pittsburgh if it falls through, u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo has been hired by them to advise labor unions and the president and vice president and very vocal opposition, we heard from them over the holiday weekend. then the billionaire elon musk who own social media platform acts along with former presidential candidate rfk junior same a democratic nominee and show kamala harris for past statements about the platform in particular that donald trump in the platform itself should be censored, here she is in 2019. watch this. >> when you talking about donald trump he is 65 million twitter follo

the sort of tragic example of that in the middle east, of course is webinar the, the, the, i was born in the war. when this came, we weren't. whoops. and that's something good would come off to buy to buy a foreign country by syria. totally for this occupation, for a long time on 10 and 2005, when the occupation just left the country in this you which money to station that took place on the 14th of march, where we actually believed for once that this was our chance to create a country and then we think a lot the political it just decided to cost the piece of cake. i'm sure the when i was that close, they taught us what the faith state would be. i can tell you what that's weird. that's the key. on the last tracks of reaching the 50 states, the southern end was built as a safe haven for all the persecuted minorities in the middle east. but the problem with the system with this country is that we couldn't build the system that answers the diverse society that you have and 11. and it's about having a nicer society living in and you need to the system and the system not answering the needs

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if you don't like it, you sculpt it, and i'll send you some webinars. >> reporter: the world war i centenniald of the magnificent memorial that joe weishar and saban created and how it shows how the process can work. >> it is a movie in bronze. >> reporter: saban howard may lck tact, but he doesn't lack confidence. >> if you look at this figure, i don't think in the history of art that there's ever been a figure with this much explosive energy. >> reporter: the sculpture charts a soldier's war-time journey, from his ambivalent departure to his wordless homecoming to the animal svagery of combat in between. were these young men prepared for what they were going to find? >> they were not prepared for what they were going to find. just the quagmire, the terror of artillery shells. >> reporter: the sculpture's final tableau illustrates the heavy toll the war exacted on its veterans. >> i think the idea at the end, that it's just a gesture, right? here's the helmet. there's no words there, because maybe there aren't words that can really describe what that soldier has been through. >> it's not, li