the road to the super bowl starts right here in ada.ave been meticulously working to create this. this is the official football of the nfl, and it is adorned with the names that are going to be competing for the lomb barry trophy as well as -- lombardi trophy. when the tock hit triple 0s on sunday, the people that work here immediately got to their stations to start doing their tasks and their roles to to put this together. now, one of the things that is notable about this is that, like you mentioned, every football made for the nfl is created right here in this factory in the u.s. this is something that they have been doing for years, something that wilson and the nfl have agreed on. and one of the hardest parts of this process is turning. it's what you're looking at right now. you'll see they are just turning the leather quite literally inside out in just a couple of motions, and i want to know, it is extremely difficult. even though you see him doing it with ease, some nfl players have tried to do it, they cannot even do it. they let

the orange line is the p2 ada and the funded ada is in green. can we. sorry.yeah, i was going to say just for the sake of the public, can you say what p2 and ada mean? i was going to. yes. thank you for that. and seabed. so yeah. so seabeds this isn't a certified enrollment number that is taken every year in school districts. it's the first wednesday of every october. and so that is a certified number by the department of education. and our p2 ada. that also is reporting period. that determines what we are funded on. it's on or before april 15th. april 15th. it's the last school months of the year before april 15th. and then our funded ada actually is something that happened during covid. so as we went through the years of covid, we had two years where we were held harmless. so in 1920, whatever that number was, we were held harmless for two years. after that point in time, it was pretty clear across the state that declining, declining enrollment was pretty significant. and so there was a change in the law that allows for three year averaging of average daily

but in the small village of ada, ohio, skilled factory employees at wilson got to work. >> we come. >> in and we watch. >> the afc, nfc. >> championship games. >> once that's over. >> we all spring into action. >> wilson has been making all of the nfl's football since 1941, and specifically at this factory since 1955. usually it's a three day process to handcraft them, but for the super bowl, the factory has less than a day to get the footballs to the teams for practice. >> it's a 20 step process, so we're we're still cutting leather. we're sewing liners on the leather, we're sewing the balls together through lock stitch for the nfl game balls and then lacing them up. >> both the eagles and chiefs will get 108 footballs, plus a little more for the kickers, but half will be set aside for practice, while the remaining pigskin will be locked up for kickoff. of course, this may sound like a lot of pressure for these workers, but after all, this factory does churn out about 500,000 footballs a year, so. >> none of this would be possible without the individuals on the production floor. it's

ada short of war was possessed and were goes lifted., wendell wealthy opposed the president, and became our first consecutive third term candidate. mr. wilkie won 32 million votes but the president was reinvent -- was reelected by 27 million. the first third term candidate, he defined his campaign activities is largely to defense inspection trips. january 20, 1941. the start of a journey never before made in american history, that of a president elect to his third consecutive inauguration. pennsylvania avenue is thronged with cheering multitudes, where the president waved in response to their enthusiasm. a great event and the life of this nation. the swearing-in of the citizen to the -- that the people have chosen to guide, serve and protect the country for the next four years. on toward america's symbol of freedom. vice -- the vice president, when he swears and henry wallace, his successor. chief justice hughes administers the sacred oath. >> i, franklin delano roosevelt, do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of p

the building department does not enforce the ada.uilding department enforces the building code. so then, wouldn't small businesses be lulled into a sense of like, oh, we're safe, but they could. they're still at risk, right? the way the federal law is written, it's not really enforced locally by people like you. it relies on the right of private action. and so a disabled person can file a lawsuit. so then we get at some point somebody realizes we can make an industry out of this by driving by and just sending a letter and getting $10,000 cash with no remedy. they don't they don't require that it be fixed. they just require they get the 10,000 bucks. so that's horrendous. on the other hand, a disabled person who lives in the neighborhood probably is never going to try to go through the complaint process because they don't know how it would work. but inherent in katie's original law is that we cannot absolutely protect people from an ada lawsuit because we don't control that. what we can do is say that you have made good faith efforts

and ada lovelace further into babbage's machine than babbage did.he wrote, what is usually thought to be the first kind of sketch for a program for, a modern program. so you had these three people between them could have had they able to work together, we could have had a computing revolution in the mid 19th century, which is quite a thought. and it, you know, thinking about whether that would have been good or bad. is, is, is something i quite like to do. but these were kind of victorian, victorian things. then no one picked up booth's system of, of logic that, that. it took about 100 years before someone picked it up, said, hey, we can use that to organize systems of switches and then we could do calculations and generate numbers and we can use those to represent things in the world. as ada lovelace had suggested it. and then that became computing. and then the first actual computer that worked was built in england during the second world war when the had a fiendish encryption machine called enigma and they added an extra rotor to and they couldn'

and the stream of ada entering the strep remains study the you and says more than $3250.00 trucks events with gaza since the cx 5 went into effect. you're unofficial to say, they are ramping up food distribution. hundreds of families are being forced to leave their homes in the occupied. westbank wondering is really military operation is an it's thursday, at least 12 people being killed and the rates 10 of them in jenny, the intense fighting is broken out in sudan near an oil refinery, north of the capital call to really consider these only said reach the area on wednesday, the bottom electrodes rapid support forces has refused to those claims. people have been seen celebrating the arrival of the army in nearby hodge also, which was previously under the upon a ministry cruise control. russian era started on this operation and the southern eastern, southeastern ukraine, has killed at least one person. i'm wounded, 45 others, including for emergency workers. positive people have no electricity or heating off to the attack. was talking to a residential area, ukraine's army says russia use b

these ada trucks across the gaza, through these really controlled current bu style in crossing marketing. a significant step forward in the cease fire agreement 1000 bucks into but still the needs are a huge, well calling on to enter more and more a to gaza in order to elevate the people's suffering and to have proper should 3. the people who are misplaced and we are waiting for that at the end of hundreds of thousands of people. hospitals in particular are in desperate need of supplies. with dr. struggling to treat a rising number of patients, especially the children and the hospitals were already suffering from the blockade imposed on gaza and deliberate prevention of needed medical equipment. our operating status and not equipped for the overwhelming influx of injuries, we have a cute shortages. we will force many times to conduct surgeries without anesthesia, a pain medication, cause that means not only medical supplies but health hospitals need to be safe and well equipped. while the ceasefire has brought a pause into violence, it work as warrant that a humanitarian situation remain

>> i think the reality is the ada is about a lot more than just the accessibility of buildings.it really needs to continue being is people, when they're hiring folks for a job, or insurance companies when they're thinking about whether or not they're covering someone's physical therapy. there's so many different ways that these barriers manifest that end up holding people back unnecessarily, just because others aren't necessarily thinking about how it's going to impact them. >> but the impact for someone like brandon. >> you. did it. >>s very real. >> my dad always told me, don't ever say you can't do anything. you can always do something. it just may take time. >> doctor sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >> our thanks to sanjay gupta for that report. tune in to bafta nominated documentary super man the christopher reeve story airs sunday, february 2nd at 8 p.m. eastern and pacific on cnn. there's a lot to discuss about the actions of this brand new trump administration. and senator elizabeth warren from the great commonwealth of massachusetts is coming up next on the lead to discuss

the ada says fluoride, which has been in use for more than 75 years, prevents at least 25% of tooth decay in children and is safe at the level of 0.7 milligrams per liter, which is the amount that lebanon had been using. the debate went all the way up also divided.ouncil, which was - >> every time somebody would send something to the council for us to have as information, it looked like sale brochures. >> reporter: the town voted. and by less than a four-point difference, the people of lebanon voted to remove their fluoride. >> i'm a firm believer in you giving people their own voice and their own choice in how they focus on their health. personally, i don't think there is a safe level for any kind of a toxic chemical in my water. >> reporter: but that view was not fully shared by everyone. shawn edinger, a former navy engineer voted to keep the fluoride in the water. >> if you trust the government, the consensus is clear. if you run in other circles that don't trust the government, that don't trust the cdc, then obviously they're going to throw all that data and science out the window. >

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and we did an ada clinical study that showed that proclaim is 10 to 13 times better. after 30 days than using string floss. after 30 days. >> i'm intrigued. okay, last but not least, you have a laptop that has a pretty cool display that i can show you. >> absolutely. it was a concept two years ago, and now it's coming out this year. take a peek. the thinkbook plus gen six looks like an ordinary 14 inch laptop, but the display can extend upward to become a 16.7in vertical display, offering almost 50% more screen space. great for long spreadsheets or stacked two windows, one above the other. raise and lower the screen with a button or a hand gesture. >> that's great if you're on social media looking at vertical video, that's very smart. take. always good to see you, my friend. thanks so much for your time. we appreciate it. >> see you at the new place. take care. >> that's right. and for these and other unique gadgets from ces, you can check out dick's website at gis whiz biz as well as our own website, wnnfans.com. always good to see y $14.95. visit plexaderm. trial.co

damage close to the precious gross lots of chilling is being reversed with one of the world's biggest ada conservation projects. they're pretty emblematic of the pedagogy and if they're plentiful and they're calm like this one is, then you know that the system is coming back and that they feel no surrender. and that's why you know, i, for 3 wilding patagonia on i'll just say era the, the challenges when the so i'm fully back keyboard. this is in use our own algae 0 live from don't coming up in the next 60 minutes. it's at least 4 minutes to costs for the lifting of sanctions on syria as the whole stocks with his, with a new administration in damascus. the is there any strikes enjoying a tax on guys i can at least 15 palestinian since dawn.

and then we can do calculations and generate numbers and represent things in the world as ada lovelace suggested and that became computing. and the first actual computer that worked was built in england during the second world war when the germans had a fiendish encryption machine, enigma, and they added an extra rotor to it, and they couldn't break the code by hand and they needed it to be automated. and if anyone goes to england, go to benchly park now has a visitors center for the nation and the world, it's magical because it's an old stately home built around a lake. by the end of the war, it had 10,000 people there, it was a code breaking factory, basically and the code breakers, the senior ones were mostly drawn from oxford and cambridge, they were mathematicians, poets, stuff like that, people that could work with code and the interesting thing is that none of them built this first computer colossus. and if you've seen the movies or the legend, you think that adam built the first computer, it wasn't. it was a brilliant post office engineer at the post office, used to have resear

public comment will be taken in part in person or with remote access provided for those who require an ada accommodation. respectfully we ask that you keep your public comment on the topic. each public comment is limited to three minutes. please understand and this is important that the committee does not contribute dialog towards public comments. each public comment will be documented for the public record. the ringing and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. the chair may order the removal from the meeting of any person responsible for the ringing or use of cell phone page or other sound producing electronic devices. i'm just waving this around because giving us all the time to find that little button and push it and get going as a courtesy on the fourth floor we have a women's restroom located on the northeast side and men's on the southeast side just outside this room and in all gender restroom on the southwest side in case of emergency your nearest stair exit is at the southeast corner on the fourth floor right outsi

think stability in gaza will be really important and also humanitarian component and making sure that adaecause any little violation, you will see the israelis launch more attacks and the other hostages won't get home. and the other hostages won't get home-— get home. the palestinian authority _ get home. the palestinian authority led _ get home. the palestinian authority led by _ get home. the palestinian authority led by mum - get home. the palestinian authority led by mum at i get home. the palestinian authority led by mum at a | get home. the palestinian - authority led by mum at a bus, interesting referencing the speech and how it should have been done months ago. do you think the biden administration deserves criticism for not being more direct and what is required from both sides in order to move the situation beyond the conflict? incidentally enter the conversation and fact of the matter— conversation and fact of the matter is— conversation and fact of the matter is there are a lot of questions about why the biden ministration could not have put more _ ministration could not have

after my four affairs article that we should have a new arrangement in this region, i call it -- mw ada which is the acronym means amnesty. economists -- let's do that. so with that and you say our arms are cut off. what did he worry about them? for rent doesn't have any strength in the region, if iran's arms -- >> but but a pledge not to hem rebuild. would you consider that? >> the problem is that's the wrong address. the address for the resistance in the region is in tel aviv, is israeli occupation, janacek and apartheid and violation of palestinian rights. the address is not in iran. the united states and israel for the next 50 years can push iran. that will not resolve the palestinian issue. they want to resolve the palestinian issue, the only solution and i think everybody who has spoken here in davos 2025 probably with the exception of the gentleman you interviewed yesterday, the only solution is a viable palestinian state. unless that solution is reached, there would be more resistance, more groups with or without iran's help. iran has always supported the struggle of people for

this was a case without a doubt that was brought by ada who promised he would go after esent tmpf elected and felt like heado go through with that promise. that is sad. i know president trump shares this view, that this will never happen again in thisoury. we underanwhere we are today. we intend on pursug appeal of this verdict. d what happened during this investigation. we believe the only appropriate sentence if one is to be imposed at all which we believe it should note d the case should be dismissed, is a sentence of unconditional discrg thank you. judge merchan: thank you. would your client like to be heard? mr. trump: thank you your honor. this has been a terrible experience. a tremendous setback for new yo and the new york court system. this is a case alvin bragg did nowant to bring. from what i read and hear he thought it was inapproialy handled before he got there. a gentleman from a law firm acted as a d.a. that gentleman from what i heard was a criminal or almost criminal in what he did. it was inappropriate. somebody involved with my politicalppent. part of the rords we are ta

. >> part of our reconstruction included having an ada bathroom added to our site. we have an aging population in the unhoused community and being sure to meet those needs is critical to the services we provide to our community. >> renee ramirez, ceo of home first, says the renovation is more than structural adjustments and a step toward increased respect and dignity for those sheltered. >>> an early gift for lunar new year, free parking in chinatown. your first two hours at the portsmith square garage will be free in february. district 1 supervisor connie chen announced incentives to entice more shoppers to the neighborhood. residents and visitors can also ride muni for free during the lunar new year parade weekend on february 15th. >>> still ahead, when two lanes become one, how one road in the sunset district is causing commuters all kinds of problems. >>> plus, trading drama for donkeys, oh, yes, inside a former bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not

>> i think. >> the reality is the ada is about a lot more than just the accessibility of buildings. what it really needs to continue being is people, when they're hiring folks for a job, or insurance companies when they're thinking about whether or not they're covering someone's physical therapy. there's so many different ways that these barriers manifest that end up holding people back unnecessarily, just because others aren't necessarily thinking about how it's going to impact them. >> but the impact for someone like brandon, is very real. >> my dad always told me, don't ever say you can't do anything. you can always do something. it just may take time. >> doctor sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >> that's an amazing human right there. doctor sanjay gupta, thank you so much for bringing us that. and you can tune in to the now bafta nominated documentary super man. the christopher reeve story, airing sunday at 8 p.m. eastern and pacific on cnn. a new hour of cnn news central starts now. a potential five alarm fire. that is what nonprofits are saying today, as the trump administration ma

conduct sabotage, walk in the gym and occupied territory. vendor is willingly did policing duties and ada denazi's, punitive actions that you're exactly never urging the get which good. it's just that me use nearby me to the for the get the zillow associates. i am eager to good at you. 63, then give liquid as left for the side. you could of the meat. rosenfeld is the son of a soviet ball and not the desk in prison on auto. with the forties 1943, those on death row rose up and rebelled. his father was among those who rushed to the scots with the bad hands to be a psychiatrist and is that you just deal with assessments of the deal? yeah, those you think they'll ever start flipping through a book on the cell a little uprising. mesa wonders how executioners and war criminals came to be called national heroes and ukraine. and why does the country so quickly adopt both the ideology and methods of providing a final solution to national issues? at the 1st place, they see me, but either let me see. i mean, jeremy at least try that out of me. i don't forget that. or any show who does it does a draw

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there has to be ada and guy sitting in these ports, even shin and alameda city attorney spoke about a lack of funding impacting care courts, a system that helps people with mental health and substance disorders. we have to be innovative and find ways. >> to expand the ability for us to do that. and we probably need to do a holistic review that many collab airports that in the system to see whether or not we can make them work better. venus johnson, chief deputy attorney general with the california department of justice. >> laid out a plan to increase funding through grants. i think it's really, really important that the da's office also hire someone specifically that focuses on grant writing and drawing down dollars because i can have a da who's supposed to be staffing. the court was all supposed to be worried about grant deadline. carl chan, a principal officer for the acronym safe or save alameda for everybody helped lead to pamela price is a recall. he says the community is looking for a da who has experience working in alameda county's courts. and there's no da. >> we all have to

damage close to the precious gross lots of chilly is being reversed with one of the world's biggest ada conservation projects. they're pretty emblematic of the pedagogy and if they're plentiful and they're calm like this one is, then you know that this system is coming back and that they feel no surrender. and that's why you know i, for 3 wilding patagonia on, i'll just say era. the government challenges here where the the you're watching, i'll just hear a reminder of how top stories. the ssl is riley strikes across kinds of killed at least 50 full palestinians across the strips and storing the palestinian family on 11, including 7 children are among those kills in kansas city. within 45700 palestinians had been killed since the war began in the north stopped in patients and to have guns as most critical medical facilities of being forced to evacuate. his radio stores he's had issued orders to those and down the road of suspicion. troops have also surrounded the engine nation hospital. in 3 is my nipples in the capital, damascus. the city was humans national flights on tuesday. it will

. >> durante la conferencia de prensa, las autoridades adas se refirieron a un viaje que hizo e el sujetoegresar a estados unidos into his actions here in our city in new orleans. >> mientras las autoridades continuan investigando el ataque, siguen surgiendo pr preguntas sobre la seguridad en la calle bourbon, una de las mas populares de la ciudad por la que atraviesan decenas de personas a diario. las autoridades dicen que la e evidencia que tienen apunta a que jabbar actuo solo, pero que el caso sigue bajo investigacion. previamente sabemos que el fbi habia dicho que investigaba la tragedia como un acto de terrorismo y que el sujeto habia sido inspirado por isis. manana se espera la visita del presidente biden y de la primera dama a nueva orleans. >> joanna, gracias por tu i informe. y a horas de que el congreso lleve a cabo la certificacion de los resultados de las elecciones que le dieron la victoria a donald trump en washington d.c. se refuerza la seguridad. la capital pidio recursos federales para evitar incidentes como el del 6 de enero de 2021. el proceso de certificacion sera sup

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this is ada. i'll just sorta damascus. let's get more with dr. masato hyundai is president of the syrian american medical society joins us from chicago. thank you so much for your time, sir. so what we've heard today from the bond and administration is that the issue this syria related general license, i wonder if you could explain to me exactly what that means and what the implications are on the ground from a humanitarian point of view. this is really great news and actually it kind of is the perfect time now. and it's just that it was well a way to lift gate on the sanctions and lobbied hired by the certain american community here. we hope this is a jennifer steps we're going forward to lifting all the sanctions against syria. this means a lot to uh, the humanitarian sector right now, because a lot of the steering people, most of the sharing people rely on the governmental uh, sex or for their livelihoods. and particularly very important factors which is includes the health sector. and we're seeing that to the certain g

ramp on northbound 101, in east palo alto at university avenue will be closed for construction and ada improvements. caltrans is advising you to use donaho street as a detour. that's going to be really backed up to the ramp. closes tonight at 11 and will reopen monday morning at 6 a.m. steve kerr has won it all nba championships, both as a player and as a coach. he is an olympic gold medal coach of the year award, but until today, he was missing one thing the key to san francisco. of course, mayor london breed changed that, presenting kerr with the key to the city at chase center today. kerr has coached the warriors since 2014. he's guided the team through the most successful period in franchise history. mayor breed also spoke about kerr's efforts off the court. she highlighted his commitment to social justice, his advocacy work, especially in helping fight gun violence. i never could have imagined this. i'm a basketball coach. i you know, i came here to coach the warriors and to feel such a big part of the community and to be honored for, you know, my, my involvement with the communit

they've come from areas in west dar, this card, everything they can to stocks their lives here. ada can see the struggling to meet everyone's needs. we have limited funded. so how can we know deal with people why year in the settlements if it's a price of 10 minutes, how can we provides basic services for them year? how can we assist them in the new system? is we, i think this is all the things that we and i said thank you both and we are trying to move. you guys have more resources. chide hosts more than 1200000 refugees. some from previous conflicts and most struggling to survive. one day at a time. catherine story, i'll just see our address eastern shod us in the us, the f b i say is a call running attack in new orleans, which kills 15 people or new year's day was a pre meditated act of terrorism. investigators believe on the veterans who didn't jabbar from texas was acting alone when he intentionally tried to run down as many people as possible. they said you bob posted several videos on social media approaching allegiance to high. so in the hours before the attack, let me be very c

so we have system, this is ada. i'll just sorta damascus. there's hope that the sanctions relief will help rebuild syria's energy grid, which is suffering from years of civil war and neglect. the new administration says it's working around the clock to keep the lights on. how many of all reports from the western city of comes? this is what the business district of the city of homes looks like up tonight. the few shops with lights rely on sort of public or private generators like recess don't own. he says the price of decent is often more then he's the income. fuel shortages have 3 potable duction, a thomas dent that power station, one of the largest and see the list of all it's a 1000 to buy gold station with 9 turbines. 6 work with gas and 3 with a steam right now. it's working out totally 40 percent of its capacity due to fuel filter just and this station normally provides homes, damascus, tubman, and how about with electricity the 30 your own facilities also in dire need of mason was overtaken by new technologies. finding staff policies a

a has not seen any of them the ada trusted in the past months, they've completely drained and depleted. so this is important for them to go back at me with some of the basic elements. and, you know, tom, there's nothing better than getting the reaction of people about this. so we're joined by at this place 1st and it was going back to home. we have to get off, you'll have the loudest, well, come back up with you, but thank you so much. thank you for talking to me. i congratulate all the pat as soon as i'm gaz since for the technical help. how do you see how this i can no describe my feelings. it makes all the pain grief mixed with joy. we are coming back to the bitter memories as we have lost many loved ones, many have sold in a month, 2000 to enter our joys mixed with agree, a follow up and pain. however, we are very the light that we are going back home. that's why we're attempting grand it's upset. chanting, enjoy you are going back to our homes, even in ruins. my grand father told me in the past and it says, what, what would your home home, sweet home, whatever is going on? or how

this is ada. i'll just sorta damascus. the almost 50 people have been killed in is riley attacks across the gaza strip of the past. day in the north, they've been intense attacks and then the total blockade on aid is really siege. there has lost in more than 90 days. able to mount kelly is one of the few journalists operating in northern garza. and is that the scene a one of the latest attacks? this is what every single morning looks like in garden city. after these really fighters just have targeted this residential building and shift 3rd, one area to the north of guys and city for palestinians have been rewarded, killed and dozens were injured. and there are many still missing under the rubble. as you can see, civilians are trying to dig deep under the both to rescue the trad civilians, perhaps killed civilians from under this risk. freud building the gun. these really forces attacked and targeted this place at 1 50 in the morning. all the people were sleeping with the dead, the wounded and the destruction of the results

this is ada. i'll just sorta damascus. while a range of sanctions, mostly imposed by western countries, are threatening the recovery of serious economy. often any 14 years of civil war, shortly after master protests interrupted against special, i'll us out in 2011 and the bottom product down that followed the us and even po sanctions on syria followed by other countries. later the us and you expanded those sanctions. i think the central bank, the electricity and energy sectors in 2019 the us passed the seas act which effectively banned states and private businesses from doing deals with outsides. government while outside is now gone, western sanctions remain in place including on the high i'll tell you, i'll show them the main group it over through us side and is now leading. syria is transition document photo hyundai is the president of the serial american medical society. and he says while the us as the some sanctions, oh functions needs to be lifted. it was much trickier before today because, you know, then we, we reall

this is ada. i'll just sorta damascus. what a wide array of most of the western sanctions have seems to be. we can serious economy under threatening it's recovery often in the 14 years of civil war. shortly after mass protest interrupted against special aside, back in 2011 and the bottom crank down to follow the u. s. and e, you impose sanctions on syria, followed by several other countries like to the us and you expanded those sanctions hitting the central bank electricity and energy sectors. in 2019 the us passed the seas act which effectively banned the states and private businesses from doing any deals with assad government. while outside has now gone west and sanctions across the board remain in place, including on high october a rush. i'm the main group that over through him and his now leading syria is transition stopped him aside. our honda is the president of the syrian american medical society. he says that while the us as ease some restrictions, all sanctions need to be lifted was much trickier before today beca

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damage close to the precious cross length of chile is being reversed with one of the world's biggest ada conservation projects. they're pretty emblematic of the pedagogy and snap if they're plentiful and they're calm like this one is, then you know that the system is coming back and that they feel no surrender. and that's why you're going for 3 wilding patagonia on, i'll just say around a commercial moment in australia is history. a fall right leader is invited to form a government for the 1st time. and since world war 2 little harvard take will succeed in striking a coalition deal and provide stable leadership. and what could that mean for immigrants? this is inside story. the .

so we have system, this is ada. i'll just sorta damascus. a wide array of mostly western sanctions are debilitating, syria is economy and threatening its recovery after nearly 14 years of civil war. shortly after mass protests erupt, it against the shot of a sudden 2011 and the violin crack down that followed the u. s. and e. you impose sanctions on syria, followed by other countries later for us and you expanded those sanctions hitting the central bank. the electricity and energy sectors. in 2019 the us passed the cesar rack, which effectively band states and private businesses from doing any deals with us as government. well, so there's now gone. western sanctions across the board remain in place, including on hey, you have to have either shown the main group that over through s a and is now leading serious transition doctrine will fund that hyundai is the president of the syrian american medical society. he says that while the us has ease some restrictions to make it easier to bring. so mandatory in a to syrians, all sanctions need to be