policy and family relations...ide for himself, who he is, a boy or a girl, but for us, of course, it’s just some kind of horror to hear all this, even to hear. why is it like this, what is happening there, it seems to me that we all live on the same planet, it seems like, well, everyone’s families and values ​​should be the same, it seems to me, traditional, the fact of the matter is that the concept of traditional values, it changes, depending on what message comes from above, and what foundations of the direction the states support through the implementation of certain policies, of course we are not cut off from the outside world. sincerely that they don’t understand why, because when you work, really study this topic, you understand that this is very important, that we already want to clearly differentiate legislatively, to put these boundaries, that these are a man and a woman, in this case, in my opinion look, very it is true that we are doing such active work in terms of not only support. real traditional val

the families. >> if we explore reception center welcome center i think we have to agree what that looks like and the services we want to provide on site means and once we do that it is identifying whether we want to have an existing center to play the role or identify a new ones and that would require everything from case managers to shelter to a space that accommodates families to access to additional resources that we may not be able to have resources for now like legal services and so forth. >> okay, thank you. next we have- >> supervisor- >> sorry, didn't see you. >> thank you supervisor safai and chair ronan. i just want to piggy back and make a statement about supervisor ronan's statement around we are only catching this from school district data or self-identified data, and at the end of the day, it just makes no sense we are not proactively identifying and connecting families that need service jz housing because they if they are not showing up in the schools and not part of the system and n

>> breakfast. >> family. >> family. right. yeah. >> family is key to the sitcom mama. baby boy. >> it's something that we all can relate to. >> shake shake shake, shake up the are these people's homes. for years. you're a part of the family. >> one good thing about moving here is i have no friends and no distractions. >> that's why i got all grandma. what fonzie say? >> hey, the family sitcom brings people together in a really unexpected way. >> there are so many different dynamics at work in families. >> i want you here. it'll give us a chance to get reacquainted. that implies we were acquainted at one point. >> there's a lot of pain. there's a lot of laughter. >> you sort of recognize your dynamic in there and you go, well, their family's just as crazy as mine. >> i don't care who kissed who and who's got a pimple on her head and who is wearing an outrageously inappropriate dress. we are going to get together and act like a normal family for one tenth of a freaking second, and we're gonna do it right now. >> come on, let's go. >> it's amazing to sort of track the his

trees and family and families. you know what can you talk a little bit about how important family history is in understanding diseases like cancer? yeah, you know, so you go back, it's one thing that i had to do and i think in portrait readers do, because you think how much is known about cancer today? a lot is known about cancer today. we're still trying to solve it. but if you go back to the 1960, us cancer was quite a bit of a black box. at that time, the belief of most cancer researchers was that the vast majority of cancers were caused by viruses. so a lot of the research was focused on that. but still, you know, kind of there was much that was not understood. and it turns out that a bunch of what was understood was wrong. so two young doctors at the national cancer institute, frederick lee and joseph brown, many in the late 1960s stumbled across a family that they found very interesting. it started with a father who was just 23 years old, who had leukemia. and while he was being treated for leukemia in baltim

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trees and family and families.at can you talk a little bit about how iorta1g mily history is in understanding diseases like cancer? yeah, younow,■3 syoit's one thio and i think in portrait readers do, because you think how much is known about cancer today? a lot is known about cancer to . but if you go back to the 1960, ust of a black box. at that time, the was that the vast majority of viruses. ch was focused on that. but still, you know, kind of thunderstood. and it turns out that a bunch of wrong. so two young institute, frederick lee and joseph late 1d across a family that they found very interesting. it started with a father w was just 23 years old, who had leukemia. and whilhe was beirefor leukemia soft tissue cancer in his arm. either of these would have been very unusual because of the young ages of thes cancers. but as they started looking into this family, they founthat it was riddled for generations with cancer. all kinds of cancers, eç■:ofsta. and it was it wathhey began to t together. okay. first of al

and families that know and families at meetings. don't want top didn't want to go to shelter, i think [inaudible] went frame extending the family housing for 5 years instead of 2 or 3 with an rv they have a home. the people 90 percent are latino and have children. and they would have to go from one place to another place and move nothing an rv and children how they get to school and have schools. so, they am did the housing for two year and 3 years to have no housing. i think the 5 year housing extension would have been offered to them. families also and individuals a lot of timesment that independent eye don't want to be tide down to anybody or be only everowning anything or holding to anybody this is something mr. ger gerer oro you have to understand. you know i mean. if i [inaudible] thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you. hello. i'm shiv a policy associate at member of the family subcommittee. i'm here to oppose the proposed changes to family shelter wait lists and hold hsh accountable to implementing the recommendations

michael: family. george: family, right... dan levy: family is key to the sitcom. dre: mama!!thing that we all can relate to. dre and mom: shake shake shake! tracy morgan: you're in these people's homes for years. you're a part of the family. eddie: one good thing about moving here is i have no friends, and no distractions. that's why i got a... grandma, what does fonzi say? grandma: ayyy! jesse tyler ferguson: the family sitcom brings people together in a really unexpected way jane leeves: there's so many different dynamics at work in families. frasier: i want you here, it will give us a chance to get re -acquainted! martin: that implies we were acquainted at one point. jane leeves: there's a lot of pain, there's a lot of laughter; you sort of recognize your dynamic in there. and you go, well, their family is just as crazy as mine. claire: i don't really care who kissed who and who's got a pimple on their head, and who's wearing an outrageously inappropriate dress... we are going to get together and act like a normal family for one tenth of a freaking second, and we're going

federal law tells me struggling families that if you've got a hard family will try to figure out how to, get by by splittinga single child tax credit and figure out have three or four kids can t split a pair of shoe. three or four kids can't do that and they can'tt split a single meal. this economic discrimination against large families in america ought to end. there's been a lot of talk about who's really looking out forng e families. my view is that it's going to become clear when the senate post tomorrow, we will see who his actions on the side of the families that need a boost. families are facing that kind of economic discrimination. i just outlined. i know that my colleagues on this side want to make sure that families can get the assistance they need, and want to end the discrimination against large families. there's so much ines this bill that ought to bring the two sides together. certainly what happened in the house, 357 votes, for example, the bill builds 200,000 new affordable housing units. the lack of a formal housing is a nationwide crisis. not just blue states and cit

the whole family because if the family is not together, it means the child will struggle. so my goal is to help assist a whole family. so no one ever lives on the property property is something that in america that we all should never have to face. because there's too many supplemental programs that can help and assist you and are their initiatives and bridging the educational gap for children from lower income families. yes, they do have a lot of programs like that. so do you p k 3 k in supplemented programs? so if you are from a low income bracket that you are able to get the child key of vouchers, employees without worrying is my child going to get quality care. and i think every parent whether you're low income or wealthy, your job and your goal is to educate your children, but the safe at the same time i give i actually am on the network. what i do revised, and i always tell parents to go by referrals, if there's someone in your network work indeed has a child to send to most of the children in my care or to referrals. farrell is a very important because it allows you

families don't get enough. it's important thatte we pass this.t it's going to matter broken back next year we do it in a bigger way than what we did last year it's also got provisions that are major priority for american companies. i want to encourage companies that will produce in the united states will do the research and development here. they'll keep the intellectual property in the united states. i hador a meeting at once at the white house but senator whiting was there. what happened when president trump was considering what we're going to the major tax bill. said simply this. i had the bill in my hand and simply said if an american company pays good wages and provides good healthcare and provides a retirement they would get a lower tax rate. but, if this company did not pay good wages so workers got food stamps and they got medicaid workers got housing tax breaks, workers had -- if the company was stopping good enough wages the taxpayers had to step up. in other words if companies do the right thing we o

is there cancer within the royal family, family.n really sate here? i don't think we can really saae that here? i don't think we can really sage that analogy. _ here? i don't think we can really sage that analogy. i _ here? i don't think we can really sage that analogy. i think - here? i don't think we can really sage that analogy. i think there | here? i don't think we can really. sage that analogy. i think there is a general sense of i need to tell people what's going on, i'm going to be an open monarch that deftly done more than before we saw that in the correlation with the anointing. i want these things to be seen, i want the public to know is much as they can. i think that is the effort here. i don't think by historical precedents, we know that george vi had lung cancer but... precedents, we know that george vi had lung cancer but. . ._ had lung cancer but... pulled up he was a heavy — had lung cancer but. .. pulled up he was a heavy smoker— had lung cancer but... pulled up he was a heavy smoker as _ had lung cancer but... pul

, centered on the family, to learn how to behave in the family and the importance of the family, but all of this requires that all institutions and organizations take the issue of the family seriously and have a plan for it. be and arrange a special budget for that, and in the law, program, and instructions , it should be specially family-oriented, and the importance of the family, preserving the family, consolidating the family, and improving the family should be taken into consideration. mrs. dr. khazali, the last signature that our martyred president made in the field of women is related to the issue of signing the ritual. letter from the national headquarters of women and family. at what stage is it? may god have mercy on the martyred president, and may god increase his positions and ranks. the approvals of this headquarters must be approved by the government board, and its approval by the government board required that in specialized sub-commissions and and it took a long time to amend the regulations immediately after the approval of the regulations in the national headquarters

trees and family and families. you know what can you talk a little bit about how important family history is in understanding diseases like cancer? yeah, you know, so you go back, it's one thing that i had to do and i think in portrait readers do, because you think how much is known about cancer today? a lot is known about cancer today. we're still trying to solve it. but if you go back to the 1960, us cancer was quite a bit of a black box. at that time, the belief of most cancer researchers was that the vast majority of cancers were caused by viruses. so a lot of the research was focused on that. but still, you know, kind of there was much that was not understood. and it turns out that a bunch of what was understood was wrong. so two young doctors at the national cancer institute, frederick lee and joseph brown, many in the late 1960s stumbled across a family that they found very interesting. it started with a father who was just 23 years old, who had leukemia. and while he was being treated for leukemia in baltim

a family, but even more so, a large family is a support, why is a large family so important, and becauseis... you know, better than me, because are brought up here those, these are the basic qualities of a person on which, in fact , the family and the country rest, respect for elders, love, care for the younger, hard work, everything connected with this organism, family, at a meeting with the president of the family from all over the country, including from the lugansk people's republic, a real family ensemble, three generations from the region, where before the new year, according to the russian program, new instruments were brought to music schools, folk, strings, wind instruments, for the people, now this is very important, and how important to feel finally part of a big country, in the literal sense of the word, to tears, tears of joy, our children and my grandchildren, i am a grandmother and mother, they visited such good, health-improving children's sanatoriums, i was very happy when i saw them, they arrived , their eyes... are shining, they are so contented, happy, and i was fired

they are filled with bliss, prepared for god’s family.larusians who deliberately exchanged the city for the village. vladimir alexandrovich, i know you have it here a lot of crops grow, that’s right, but the three most important ones are potatoes, which this enterprise produces. from 4 to 6,000 tons of potatoes per year, and you are the same family who once in their life bought one piece of land, restored a house there, could no longer stop, yes, yes, they believed in themselves, their strengths and achieved results in your favorite business, our bathhouse is located right on the bank of the old bed of the islych river, it ’s now frozen, 50 meters from here you run through a forest, we have our own beach uh huh. directly with the isloch river itself, if, for example, as early potatoes begin to be harvested from the field, the ones that are not harvested, like this, i take it home, boiled it, skinned it, that’s it, well, i skinned it, everything that’s smaller, it is many times more useful, because the amount of endosperm, what is most use

but we can turn things around for our families. i know that because we have done it before in the face of the strong headwinds we unleashed historic economic progress for new jersey. since the last administration we doubled the growth rate of the states economy and at the same time we've created nearly 200,000 jobs, jobs that pay well and support a family. they give people the confidence that they can make their future right here in the garden state and that is how we make new jersey the best place to raise a family. and as we look ahead, our view is to make sure that every family benefits from our economic momentum. we've connected 20 separate new tax cuts for middle-class families and seniors. we've created the most ambitious property tax relief program in the state's history, the anchor program for the second year in a row that program has put nearly $2 billion back into the pockets of a million and a half seniors and middle-class families. what does that mean for each household? that means up to $1,750 of direct relief. and tha

my family, my family, my hope is the reward. asked the president for advice on raising her youngest son, he is only 3 years old, but he is also present in the hall. as a mother of a son, i have do you have a question, how to raise a real man? the best education is personal example , i have never, i want to emphasize this, never seen my father drunk, this has never happened at all, i’m not talking about my mother, i ’ve never heard a single swear word from him at all, well, they don’t even talk about my mother , you know, responsibility is manifested in the little things, i remember how my father was on the ladder, we lived in a communal apartment, the electric meter was on the landing, i remember how he crawled and wrote out, you know, down to the penny, everything that needs to be paid for electricity was done on time, paid. normal human values ​​are being cynically destroyed, replaced by pseudo-values , traditional family values ​​are being forgotten, but we, on the contrary, will preserve them, strengthen them, and pass them

some of the families are ruling families. so the lots that your recognize the deep cheese rupert the murdochs of succession from the trumps you know the stewarts the tudors you know many are the ottomans, the mughals the ming dynasty and so on but there are lots that you won't know about and many them all families that aren't ruling dynasties. because i follow samuel johnson's saying, you know, that every every kingdom is like a family and every family is like a little kingdom. and so which is a lovely quote i quoted at the beginning and. so there are hereditary. there are families that we follow through that are doctors and, novelists and historians and composers moses and soldiers and executioners and there are enslaved families. so all of them are in here and everywhere. i use family as a tether to cover the great subjects of history. do you think i as one follow up on the question i don't think you just directly the book but why should you is that the breaking of families has been a kind of conscious strategy is much too

tree of her family, the maksarov family.e working on the tree of our grandfather, our narzhilov family, the ierdeneev family also has its own unique history, can i ayane provided, hello, my name is ayana, i’m 16 years old, microphone, please speak, uh-huh, thank you, and i am interested in studying history, i really love history, and i would like to share with you one rather important memorable event for our family, recently, when i was preparing for a scientific-practical conference in the field of history, my great-grandfather’s hand-delivered award was discovered, and chirovodashi, the order of the red star, a feat for which my great-grandfather was worthy of this award, was accomplished in berlin in 1945 in may, and already certificate, here i have it in my hands, i received it in may, but already... in 2021, 76 years after the great patriotic war, what, what would i like to add to my daughter’s performance, and the children... are fucking crazy , grandfathers, great-grandfathers of ayana, they didn’t even know that thei

a family of three for a typical tanis family. making a mess simple.f we were to read think because we have this amazing technology and other things it is not the 1950s. >> how can we help our brothers and sisters. and also, mr. chairman, i would like to submit some articles and a university of chicago study that talks about relationship to work at the end of 10 years is the single most powerful thing in changing poverty. not necessarily the transfer payments. >> what would you do? >> thank you, representative. essential to the whole thing is what is central to tanis. it is work. if you look at one of the leading predictors of whether someone in recovery will lapse and substance abuse it is whether or not they have a job. if you look at rates of depression, they are much much higher among those that are unemployed. work is really central to the well-being and ultimately from the health of the individual. they have recognized that since 1996. why the core objectives revolve around work. what i would do first, particularly as it relates to tanis is take

and it's especially important for the families with modest incomes, families with two, three, or four kids. under the current rules, they get discriminated against because those big families get only a single child tax credit regardless of how many kids they have. think about that. federal law tells these struggling families that if you got a hard family, try to figure out how to get by by splitting a single child tax credit and figure out how three or four kids can split a pair of shoes. three or four kids can't do that and they can't split a single meal. this economic discrimination against large families in america ought to end. there's been a lot of talk about who's really looking out for the families. my view is that's going to become clear when the senate votes tomorrow. we'll see who's actually on the side of the families that need a boost, the families that are facing that kind of economic discrimination i just outlined. i know that my colleagues on this side want to make sure that families can get the assistance they need, and we want to end the discrimination against large f

families. most of the people who receive the compensation augmentation have nothing but positive things to say of how this impacted their lives and their economic well being and economic mobility. and so -- we are -- not only presenting you just general data of what thoez people have to say but also impact of what that does on the early learning system. >> and i mentioned before am part of our work has been about look at children's school readiness and this we have been doing as a city since 2007 and we with san francisco unified school district have done a study of children looking at their paths since 20007 and 9. when they enter k to see how well they were doing. we are a readiness gap. and that is mostly made up by children of color the pandemic did not help weer an up swing better gain in children's readiness small gains but we believe that by throughout investments that we are enabling we'll start narrowing that gapful the study really showed that if you start behind you stay behind. so e

family is here for you. as you have always been for us. you change the life of my boys. you really did. when i lost my son beau, attorney general of the state of delaware, he volunteered to join the national guard as attorney general, you either have to be state property or federal property. he temporarily gave up his office to go with his unit for a year in iraq. unfortunately, that was in and out of iraq as barack knows and afghanistan 30 sometimes and i got to see him several times, but the bad news was he was about a half-mile away from a burn pit. 100 yards long, 10 feet deep. burning every night from waste to everything. poisoning the air. auntie came home with stage four geo blast oma and he died. your mom was there then too. i apologize. so, from the biden family to the kennedy family, a hymn that is very close to our heart. based on the 91st psalm goes like this. may he raise you up on eagles wings and bear you on the breath of don, make you to shine like the sun, and hold you in the palm of his han

two challenges, one of the families will be eliminated, which has less points, the two families will go to the next section, in the next section, they will be asked questions in the same way that you will be served. i said that the question you asked out of 100 that we asked 100 people is the same again the more often the families guess, out of these two families, one of these families will make it to the finals of the program and the part of winning the prize of the program, where the families win from one million to 50 million every day, in proportion to the number of points they get for a series of houses. it will be absurd for them, then in that competition table, now with the opinion of the host and the challenges that the host has, they will win one of the prizes , and we will present my service to them on the same night , and we will show the result. from among a number of squares, for example , i choose yes from 16 to the prize box we asked them a question there, no, we already asked the question, another family who came to the finals and won that day, among the three familie

the families. we want to take their guidance and how to provide the best shelter, and i do think the hotel vouchers might be a better alternative to the congregate shelter. >> yes. >> so if those are the two things we are talking investing in, i would lean towards the hotel vouchers. >> i think we all agree on that. thank you. >> thank you. >> chair ronan. >> thank you. so, what i heard from many families is that in for example, the bvhm shelter, families are staying there for 7 to 8 months, which is not what an emergency shelter system is supposed to look like. so, why is that? what's going on there? >> there are several things going on. basically, to boil it down, we dont have enough affordable housing on the back end for families to move out of shelter, and are this is why we have been cautious about expanding family shelter without having the housing exits-expanding housing simultaneously because now we are getting more families into shelter and we have a big surge when we leased up city garden

. �* , royal family are being treated for cancer. ~ , , , royal family are being treated for cancer.. and is terribly sad because we've all heard _ cancer. and is terribly sad because we've all heard the _ cancer. and is terribly sad because we've all heard the news _ cancer. and is terribly sad because we've all heard the news of - cancer. and is terribly sad because we've all heard the news of king i we've all heard the news of king charles's condition. i'm sure i speakfor charles's condition. i'm sure i speak for everyone when i heard the news after six o'clock. it was a gut punch because she's the young woman with young children and she's going through this appalling ordeal. what makes it so much worse is the fastest that few months and weeks, we built this frenzy of speculation that she's had to deal with was the she will have been searching for twitter herself. but she must have known about the ridiculous stories going around. you've got to feel for her. i think now, at least, she will be getting the sympathy she deserves. the people who can argue that she should have come forw

it's part of a family. and their families are involved. there's the thanksgiving party, the christmas party. they go home on the weekends. but we turn this into a scholarship and these kids are proud. there's opportunities all over the place, and yes, it is faith-based, but we don't proselytize guaidÓ make someone joined a religion or anything like that. it's those christian values come judeo-christian values that are in place that make the difference. i see you nodding. i'm so proud you're from ohio. thanks for being my neighbor. i just want to say what are some of the things you would recommend to states if they have flexibility with the dollars they get to enhance successful programs and baby specifically through title iv-b? >> -- may be. >> i would like more job shadowing for youth, bring them along. like i said earlier foster youth need more opportunities. they need to be shown what they're capable of and so i'd love to see more job shadowing from organizations something that my church did was when they invested in the before a aged o

family isn't getting burned out from, from the cause of care that that really sets up the family for success down the road. but obviously the family knows the senior, you know, they're obviously most involved in the senior license. so they're gonna be able to provide some of that desk chair, the 4th floor of the senior. and so anytime with family can be of cause we walked on the homeless dad. in fact, we really view this family as a vital component of this. because ultimately those are advocate and they need to remain involved. because alter the, ultimately at the end of the day, the new home care agency or assisted living facility has limited resources and, and limited capabilities. and so the family really needs to be me, you know, in charge of the share and overseeing the chair or the elderly making their own decisions when it comes to where and how to spend the rest of their lives. or does the family still have a lot of say in regards to that? yes, so seniors definitely typically take charge of their care in from our conversations with the children of seniors. they often don't lo

, the main tradition of a strong family, come here, the whole family, help yourself. in the family, when you look back, you always think only one thing: how good it is that we are together, that we have gone through a lot together, but we are together, and how important this is for children, no matter how big they are, with happy family day to you all, we had a good time with you, may you have a healthy life! hello, the information channel on the first one is starting to work live, time will tell this program, in the studio of ruslan astashko and olesya losva. tomorrow vladimir putin will make his first state visit after the introduction. in russia , a memorial to red army soldiers was erected in the central square of the city, and the day before our president spoke with journalists from the xinhua news agency, one of the main topics was, of course, ukraine. western elites are persistently trying to punish russia. isolate and weaken it, supply the kiev authorities with money and weapons, have imposed almost 16,000 unilateral illegitimate sanctions against our country,

lewis family charitable trust and the david ruth lewis family charitable trust.recipients of their larges are the genocidal zionist occupation forces. palestine declassified has identified three separate charities to which they have contributed, which are connected to the genocidal occupation forces. british ort trains young zionists in arms companies and on occupation forces bases. its world headquarters is in london. until recently it was in the same building as the community security truck. the british friends of israel war disabled, which works closely with an agency in the zionist entity, to care for injured members of the genocidal occupation forces involved in the current genocide. in fact, the charity says its primary intention is bringing groups of genocidal war criminals to the uk. it claims to have brought some 5,000 of them. the third group is the uk friends of the association for the well-being of israel's soldiers. in 2021, it opened a swimming pool an occupation forces base in the naqab desert, entirely funded from british donations. the base allow

or... family deduction - how is it a family payment, a family payment, in fact, this is a deduction most important thing, then, is that after all deductions the family does not pay more than 6%. here is the difference between 13% and six, this difference should remain in the family, this is the whole point, and we have several tax deductions, this is uh property in the case of purchasing an apartment there, that means social tax deductions, these are deductions - related to education, healthcare, and general so-called tax deductions for families, and... so, this one, this main one, which is now being discussed in the duma, it of course should be considered before all the main ones, here all these deductions that i mentioned, so that it doesn’t turn out that all the deductions are subtracted, and then there is nothing left to take into account, yes, yes, we will definitely think about it, i will ask. government and state duma deputies, they will have a discussion of this issue tomorrow, accept, make a decision in accordance with the interests of the russian family, thank you very muc

his families, wealth and prestige, often overshadowed by a conspiracy theories surrounding the families empire, which began in the 18th century at one point they were the world's richest family. so today is global leads, all queued up to pay their respects. former u. k. prime minister, tony blair described the late lord jacob as quote, a towering figure in britain's jewish community and the president of israel, isaac hertzog said this quote, with his passing. we bid farewell to a great man who carried the historic legacy of his family with pride and humility, working always for the well being of britain, israel, and jewish communities all over the world to so from the napoleonic wars to the suez canal, the ross child's name forever etched into a world history books. for more on this will turn to find the show. shawn stone. he is a filmmaker historian and author, his book called new world order. a strategy of imperialism is available now. shawn, thank you for making some time for us. so 1st option, jacob rothschild, as i mentioned, he's a 4th generation baron in the u. k. he carry the ti

third, in russia there are more than 2 million families in which there is growing... a large family,hich people asked for, he the situation must be filled with concrete decisions at the federal and regional levels, based, of course, on people’s requests. in families with many children and a lot of worries, parents should have more free funds to solve everyday problems. i propose to double it to 2,800 rubles. per month tax deduction for the second child and up to 6,000 rubles per month for the third. each subsequent child, what does this mean, for example, a family with three children will save 1,300 in their budget every month rub. at the same time , i also propose to increase the amount of annual income to which the deduction applies from 350 to 450,000 rubles. and such support should be provided automatically. without submitting applications and a separate maternity capital program, now the family at the birth of the first child... has returned to the level it was before the coronavirus pandemic. by the thirtieth year, life expectancy in russia should be at least 78 years. and in t

thanks for “oininu family into delusions. thanks for joining us- _ family into delusions.r joining us- we — family into delusions. thanks for joining us. we will _ family into delusions. thanks for joining us. we will come - family into delusions. thanks for joining us. we will come back. family into delusions. thanks for joining us. we will come back to | family into delusions. thanks for - joining us. we will come back to you in a moment. chris dzikiti, the cqc�*s chief inspector of healthcare, was asked if the nottingham killings could have been prevented if all the authorities had behaved as they should have done. he's been speaking tojustin webb on the radio 4 today programme. the damage cannot be undone. however, there is action that can be and must be taken to better support people with serious mental health needs and provide better protection for the public now and the future. while it is not possible to say that the devastating events of last year would not have taken place, had calocane received that support. what is clear is that the risk he presented to the pub

and as a bundled family, i and i want to be with the family on demand. what happens? what me smart you, you, your family or you know, the products are but that my family knows a little bit of the name, but i think they know a little bit. but they don't say anything about that in front of the. they have a feeling and i think they ignore it even though they know is it? they can then while that may then um it's an hey i'm doing this is i have both. and then k zane knows what it means to break with family tradition in india. he meets us in secret, at the home of a friend who's also cut off from her family by lo, several of the paul, my brothers are married and live together with our families. ma'am, i mean the, i live with my mother. so, but my father died 12 years ago, but 2 areas. i live up under that. so yeah. for some societal pressure, unclear people is often too much to bear. a little was people say marry him off and then he'll be normal like that a stranger is come to my house, talk to my mother and try to influence her that american on the course of the day. altho

to be family employed. we left that out and that includes a substantial number of children who have some of the highest needs. those are some things that i read the report and i know those moments and i agree with why we went there but it is still not something that i particularly love. >> with the premise was booking. i want to follow up on a discussion, i had one put in the health world and one put in my family in the education world and i'm shocked by the salary difference between a nurse and a teacher, that coaster head start, childcare, et cetera yet you mentioned it, can you say more about what needs to be done to the salary levels in the final question if you say anything about child welfare policies and the amount of abuse of our children which is primarily addiction. >> on the ladder a hugely important issue, one of those with the scoping of the project did not allow us to get into the foster system and abuse and neglect of kids and maybe we could do another version where we can. again another area

families. and when i say rapid rehousing, what i mean is time limited rental assistance, where tenants rent a unit in the private market with at least two years of support. but we have the ability to continue to support them for up to five years based on their unique needs. we also are investing 4.8 million in shallow subsidies for families, and for an 11.6 million in new hotel vouchers that are already being deployed to help provide immediate shelter for homeless families. as young adults are also receiving a significant investment in this year's budget , we are proposing $32.5 million investment over the two years to provide 235 rapid rehousing subsidies, 50 long term ongoing subsidies for young adults and $5 million to acquire a new property for justice involved young adults. and this is part of a public private partnership with the just home project, macarthur foundation and the urban institute. and we're really excited about this investment. we do have trailing legislation that was called

family for that reason.e steps out looking glamorous, she will be on the front page of every magazine, of every newspaper, and that is important for a royal family that needs to be seen. there are fewer senior members of the royal family out and about and i think part of the reason why this social media frenzy has developed over the last couple of months is because she hasn't been as visible because she has been taking time out for this recovery and she has been missed. the princess of wales is a key player within the royal family and she is of huge importance to their regular goings—on. if you think of annual events like trooping the colour, the horse guards parade, all the things that we have to look forward to within the royal family's calendar. but separate from that, she possesses her own brand. that is really valuable to the people and to herself, that connection she has with the people separate to her role in the royal family has really made her this international icon. but, for now, her public activi

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no family should have to go bankrupt to care for a sick child. to combat this disturbing trend, we expanded kids care eligibility for thousands of arizona children. [applause] >> enabling to receive the care they need whether it is routine checkups or life-saving procedures, without forcing their parents into mountains of debt or heartbreaking go fund me campaigns. let's continue working together to find new and innovative ways to lower the cost of doctors visits, medical exams and other quality-of-life measures that will provide relief for arizona families today. [applause] >> another area where we can provide relief and make a huge difference in the lives of arizona families and seniors is dragging down the price of prescription drugs. [applause] >> that's why i urge you to support my forthcoming proposal that stops price gouging middle men in our healthcare system from overcharging for prescription drugs. [applause] >> requires justification for price increases so arizonans aren't hit with price costs and establishes the prescription drug affo

family. it should be done regarding the honorable families of the martyrs and the martyrs of the holy defense . during the programs of the congress, naturally, various programs were carried out and will be carried out, but today it is especially for the families of the above two martyrs that is happening and other programs that, for example, we on thursday, we had the discussion of dusting the graves of the martyrs, heavenly fathers, and with the presence of the fathers of the martyrs, we held a ceremony in tehran's martyrs' memorial, and even today , our program, the martyr foundation, has a program that is said to be a thanksgiving plan, which is constantly defiant of the families of our martyrs. and we are grateful for this project. it is the inherent duty of the foundation but naturally, in kanggarh, which has been started , special programs and 12 regions of the great tehran martyr foundation are in charge, which are being carried out by the officials and members of these regions . you t

some families were told that their family members had survived when they had not. and victims' families and community members struggled to receive timely and accurate information about what had occurred at robb elementary. the justice department's objective in preparing this report was threefold. first, to honor the victims, the survivors, and their loved ones. second, to provide a clear and independent accounting of the law enforcement response to the horrific attack that devastated this community. and third, to provide law enforcement agencies and communities across the country with analysis and recommendations about how what happened at uvalde should inform efforts to prepare themselves for and respond to mass shootings. policing is a noble profession. it is also a hard one. it requires training and constant education about evolving threats. the report includes widely accepted recommendations that have been adopted by law enforcement agencies across the country, about how to prepare for and respond to active shooter situations. before an active shooter incident