an independent review into failings at neas took place in 2022.roner and poor behaviour by senior staff. the service apologised and said changes were made at pace. but andrew's death wasn't considered in the government ordered review. his family say the lack of scrutiny continues to cause pain. basically, we're a family that's broken, because we know that he should still be here with us and we're all grieving differently, but we have no other way of trying to get the truth unless it goes to a public inquiry, so that people are therefore accountable and have to give us the answers that we all want as a family. the inquest into andrew watson's death will continue next month. his family hopefulfor a greater understanding of his final hours. megan patterson, bbc news. in a statement the department of health and social care told us: our sympathies are with andrew s family and friends, who have suffered unimaginable distress because of the shocking failings in this case. we will never turn a blind eye to failure and will work to root out poor performanc

see that you in your mines on the friends well or does out on west and foster as well or does out the nea may administration images that we don't have the capacity we have for we are inviting a friendly power to train us on to offer as a temporarily protection, as we protect online so that russian presence is sending that to the good. of course, that little idea when uh, the webinar group, well, but 8 and as an independent entity, there was seen to be almost in the nature of must entries, but with the depth of the leader. and then rationalize vision of their participation on the naming of the african quote. it is seen as the beach had for the russian administration to try and engage these particular countries. and it is not lost on me. the. the russian for administer levels has been in those countries quite a bit with a view to explaining and deepening about the relationship. conversely, ukraine is not up by law in the mind that russia ease and didn't, did one kind of say that even during the soviet era, whenever one wanted to talk about the soviet union, the name for the soviet union was

the tanza nea, the south africa, one goal on was on big. but the time is now for us to have our own energy for us to have our own nuclear power for us to have our own spill for us to have. well, i don't know for us to have the hydro electric power, like the ones in the off the ground right now. some done on vineyard added um it is only when we took charge of the industrialized system that we are going to need. but the selves from domain nation. remember, as we speak now, very is a news. cromwell for africa started. newest cromwell for africa is telling different, pres, that africa is that you have to. why you can come in on because you want to play by your gun place. you are industrious in different parts of africa, and you get to play by and you events get to products. and africa remains where it is. we of the assets on the continental must always remember that as long as we add this organized, we must always remember that as long as we uh, susceptible to manipulation. we must always remember that as long as we engage in a conflict, as kno

of thing, to gather data and do some analysis, but when we start to talk about generative ai, at the near focus is on making sure that our students and the pem people have dedicated their lives to nurturing, and driving those students have what they need to play the essential role that they must play as educators. as this particular technology begins to -- not begins, is growing exponentially and so that, that will be the focus of the comments that i'll make today when harold introduced me he said something that i want to lift up because you'll hear in the comments that i make that for us, as educators, we're excited about this technology and the possibilities that it will bring to create new opportunities for our students, for them to learn in a different way, for them to imagine things that they didn't know were possible. so we also know because we live with it every day, educators stand in the gap for students every single day. we know the gaps of inequity, not only in education, but all of the social systems that play a role in whether our students are ready to come to school to lear

it could come down to about $4040.00 per person by nea. and that means, or countries through the ford for the right. so right, i'm here to bring them to do the right thing for lives before profits. right, right. which is, which is a good thing that you're trying to do. but as you said, you are adaptable as you've been speaking to the people that my top the companies weld meet as a, not a big k as. so what response are you getting from them? what exactly are they saying to you? then what's the phone with her and pushing and gotten engaging with we good yard. we had the most of this loop because they have no nicest 6 companies. 3 in india. only one enough because a north south africa where we have the highest number of people living with h i v. i use number of newly fictions, 150000 last year and where we have the strongest capacity for from a single production, no less. they use public money to develop the products, they use the research that governments investing in their university place. then they goals, and they try their products. foun

well, the, a, mazda, nea, and such a good thing as borders are defined by the dayton peace agreement. the muslim cross situation has 51 percent of the territory while the whole issue shape republic guess that scott has 49 percent, is separated by bridge co district, which is on the international administration. the this, sorry about tron has the longest route for running through the into associated line number 3. like to throw a constituent people as low as neon heads because the most of the ex subs and co it's the drum doesn't go to e, sorry eva, which is inhabited for dominant a by subs. but it says the track will soon go there as well. after all, the war ended almost 30 years ago today. sorry, eva is divided into areas, streets of signs in both in the and on the left side of the and on the right. the subs are developing that part of the city and the muslims and croats of developing the the us and residents can change the centennial people make and at least have to assist you to get any more light on the tool. is that under as a successful solution? jessica b u a sub also has anothe

marianne garvin it happened today nea king and story roads in east san jose. after receiving several reports of ice agents in that area. a member of the rapid response network says she went to check herself and spotted five agents. i saw three unmarked cars and agents in bulletproof vests, so i pulled over, parked safely, and then approached the agents. and not only did there police there vest say police, they also some of them said federal agents. some of them had the ice badge on their shoulders. socorro montano, with rapid response network, says she confirmed directly with the agents that they were in fact working for ice. she says there werelso reports of several ice agents in the target parking lot near storey and king. saying our police department was notified today that ice is carrying out an operation in san jose. we do not have any additional details at this time. sjpd does not assist with or participate in these operations in any way. a d he added, i sincerely hope that ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious crimina

the nea ramallah was totally steins, g c. things were a massive crowd has gathered, waiting for israel to release prisoners among the families, easily anticipating the return of their loved ones. the aries charged with the most . you and you can hear people clapping, saying, whistling, but they have mix of joy, full freedom. at the same time toll road for the state in total over 46000 gallons killed in 15 months or more behind me, sends over fries and deal with these really trailing the west bank. and earlier today, these real prison authorities transfer detainees here from various facilities and according to the deal is role relays 95 prisoners, mostly women and minors, arrested porn site. last, the crimes physics changed march. the beginning of the largest deal during the 1st stage from us will release faster. 3 hope there's no information on how many of them are alive. an israel will free 1904 detainees. these t for each is really sold, are in a substitute for each woman, child an elderly, hostage over $700.00 prisoners of

. >> trace: because you have, a lot of people in the country r away fromnew e nea new orleans and peoplesaying, are be safe as a country? .det is exactly it innt a terrorist attack and exploding trump analysts make us go to i think people are asking themselves, arhoe we safe?nesu it is on us to be vigilant evere day and taking care of ourselves and on the lookout for anything around us. >> trace: society has changed roo i mentioned earlie daniel pennym had no maxalt something and said something and had to go to court room to fight for his freedom. wheny so you say when you see say something and i'm not doing anything because therh are consequences. >> that has to change and weeass have to take responsibility.ut yes we need reassurance from n law enforcement that it is alo on us to take care of our own in the on the lookout for things like this especially right now. >> trace: kevin corke we talk about the sugar bowl next month but there is another big eventhw in your neck of the woods called the inaugural. >> weight is less than three h weeks awayer. metro police in d.c. say no actual int

you look at every summer the nea and the aft have their annual conference. they voted down focusing on student achievement. is so they don't care about our kids. they kept schools closed for longer than they needed to because there was a naked power grab. in california as part of their reopening, they said we want a moratorium on charter schools, medicare for all. this was just about money and power, it wasn't about our kids. charles: you say work with families rather than against them. what does that mean? >> children do better when schools and families are in partnership. and when i learn that my kid is learning about world war ii, we'll have german food, we'll watch a movie. but if i get an e-mail that says they learned ability the '60s, what part? was it the weather underground or the beatles? why are you hadding -- holding us at arm's length? charles: we've only got 20 seconds to to go. how hopeful are you that we can turn this around? >> i'm really hopeful. this is finally a vindication that parents' concerns actually were valid. we were gaslit by scho

we also previously had we get a we historically have received nea and cac funding and previously i believe that was also reflected in the administration budget. but really that money is supporting programs at the gallery so we've more accurately depicted it in this year's presentation of the budget. >> i have a very simple question and that is when you were talking about the civic art collection right we obsession pieces into the airport and using that as an example for all of the departments rec park power and water, dpw, puc etc. does the maintenance of those collections fall within their budgets and then is transferred to us? where is that money generated? and you had on one of your slides the alicia piece that was restored so somewhat fragile piece that had been up you know the one alicia piece how track the money for that for me with you yes so for new or well for artworks that are funded you know created using funding from the art in richmond ordinance there is a component of that funding so 70% of the funding goes to the artwork and there's a component of it i think 10% that is reta

our antiquated analog nea process slows down citing and permitting, as this committee knows, making american citing and permitting more efficient is one of my passion projects. so i just want to thank a number of you for raising this issue. listen, let's pass dusty's bill and then everything will be fixed. thanks much. i yield back. chair rouzer: thank you. ms. friedman from california is now recognized. >> i am honored to be a part of this committee and i look forward to working with everybody on the smart investments that we need. as a former chair of the transportation committee i am very much looking forward to learning from each and everyone one of you. i do represent los angeles, which you all know has been devastated over the last couple weeks by wildfires. that is really permeating all of my thoughts right now including how i think about transportation and this committee. those fires have taken at least 27 lives they have destroyed over 15,000 structures, many of the primary homes for families. my thoughts and many of our thoughts are with the people of los angeles right now. over 60

our antiquated analog nea process slows down citing and permitting, as this committee knows, making american citing and permitting more efficient is one of my passion projects. so i just want to thank a number of you for raising this issue. listen, let's pass dusty's bill and then everything will be fixed. thanks much. i yield back. chair rouzer: thank you. ms. friedman from california is now recognized. rep. frei reppo friedman as a former chair of the committee under the california legislature i am looking forward to learning from each and every one of you. i do represent los angeles, which, as you all know has been devastated over the past couple weeks by wildfires. it is terminating all my thoughts now including how i think about transportation and the work of this committee. the fires have taken at least 27 lives. they destroyed over 15,000 structures. many of them were homes for our families. my thoughts and i am sure many of our thoughts are with the people of los angeles right now. over 16,000 people have a -- applied for assistance and close to 2000 people have been under mandatory