the board decided to table the proposed slate of only five members for the parent advisory council, and the superintendent was invited to review the way the council pics its members. councilmember selena chu and others say they want a deeper instigation of the matter. she says she plans to be at tomorrow's meeting to make that clear. bay area news. >> thank you. >>> a florida woman is accused of causing the death of a popular instagram model, who looks like kim kardashian. the victim died after receiving plastic surgery style inductions. vivian gomez flew in from florida to give christina or connie unlike his sins to injections at a hotel. the instagram model who grew up in antioch had died hours later. gomez is charged with involuntary manslaughter and causing great polyp buttery bodily injury by practicing unlicensed medicine. they want to make sure and as everyone understands that unlicensed medical procedures are a major gamble for everyone involved. >> i think the risks speak for themselves. if you are engaged in the unauthorized practice of medicine, it is this kind of mentality t

she is with the bay area community health advisory council on "comunidad del valle.". chairez. evelia chairez: thank you. damian: thank you for being here. tell us, first of all, about your organization the bay area community health advisory council. evelia: we're an organization that are working in all san mateo county, the whole county; and we are working with for sure, you know, african american community, latinx community, and also the pacific islander community. and this organization is working on clearing--you know, like trying to work with the disparities about the--on the health, you know, in these communities. damian: so was there something happening that the health advisories were not getting to african american, latino, and the asian american communities? or why is it that the organization felt you needed to take action? evelia: i think, you know, the county has many good resources, but the thing is that we don't know how to approach the community. and we are working, you know, to connect these communities with the resources that we have available in the co

9th meeting where they decided to table the proposed slate of only five members for the parent advisory council and the superintendent was ordered to review the way the council picks their members. but they say they want a deeper investigation of this matter. she says she plans to be at the meeting for public comments to make it clear. nbc, they area news. >>> taking you outside now to a live look over this camera. this is emeryville where it has been nice and warm. i understand that it will be comfortable for us here? a good way to start the week. the numbers could trail off so hopefully you are able to get out and enjoy the heat that we have had over the past few days. again things will be turning for us. let's look at your microclimate forecast. the satellite and radar position is here off to the north. and that is from a late-season system that is developing right now. another unusual twist here around may weather. it has been all over the place. well below average temperatures with heat and all systems as usual. it is dropping out as we roll through tomorrow for northern california and the

the advisory council will begin next month. walnut creek police looking for a person in connection with the theft investigation. at an assisted living center, they say. back on april 13th, the woman entered the byron park complex on ties valley boulevard walk through that facility and then allegedly stole a 91 year old woman's purse right from her room. if you recognize this person you are asked to give walnut creek police a call santa clara county board of supervisors voted unanimously today to be more transparent when it comes to large settlement involving the county. ktvu is lamonica. peters has more on the decision. after reviewing a case of negligence recently settled for $7 million santa clara county board supervisors all agreed that the county will publicly report any settlement over a million dollars on a quarterly basis. we've got an obligation in my view to be as candid and forthcoming as we possibly can be when the system doesn't serve the public well.pervisor joseph. since 2015, the county has spent millions settlin

now by one of germany's leading economists. veronica grim, she sits on the german government advisory council of economists. these graham, it's good to have you on the program. inflation has persisted and yet energy prices, they have fallen considerably. what is fueling inflation now? yeah, inflation is push this thing how line insulation is still has risen again in a pro, but particularly call inflation is very positive. persistence. and this is youtube, raising wages of the recent negotiations have a way just significantly and also the energy prices are passed on to the consumers only slowly in some countries. in some countries this happens quite fast as in spain, but not the countries like. and so many of this happens by and by and it's still feeding into inflation. so economy is to say that if corporate profits were either turned into more wages, for example, or if you were to take them out of the equation, that inflation would be back at normative levels. what do you say? i find the narrative of ross it ribbon inflation, not so plausible, of profits are high in some industry, but this is

graham, you and your fellow economy is on the advisory council. um it said that you expect inflation to fall. busy in 2024. where do you see price relief coming from the me this past winter? we know it was very mild. the demand for energy was not as high as we feared. what happens if next winter is barely cold and demand for oil and natural gas skyrockets? yeah, there is a significant risk that b c high energy prices, again in the next winter. this is true. i think we have to be prepared for this. and in particular, the safe energy expend, uh, energy supply as much as we can, this is something that politics should be after. um, at the same time, uh, we have been uh increasing energy prices which now decrease again decreased again. um, but we see that a visa energy prices bill um are passed on to customers. so we expect inflation to go down slowly and i think it's very important that the central bank is continuing its strategy to increase interest rates. this will be much harder as time goes by and when and placing comes down again. but it is very

temporarily occupied crimea consists of a large number of different points, and it is at this advisory counciliority points and their implementation will be determined except as you yourself noted that there are more than 40 participants and it allows the representation of the president together with the president's office to discuss these issues with other central bodies of the executive power and to privatize certain directions, which in terms of their implementation, in addition , the representation has worked out the first steps after de-occupation, at the same time, this more flights and visas, and precisely in relation to the indicated areas of activity and precisely in these advisory councils, more concrete steps and concrete performers who will be discussed will be from among the central bodies of the executive power and who will carry out the specified activity , in addition to the specified advisory body, the inclusion of representatives of indigenous peoples, in particular the mezhilis of the crimean tatar people, which is also an implementation of the legislation of ukraine regardi

infrastructure or lack of systems in place in the district to be able to support our parent advisory council and our various advisory parenting and community advisories overall. it's clear to me that as we talk about the importance around family and community engagement that it is clear that the superintendent and the staff do need to do the examination of what to design for that deeper and authentic engagement. i do want to also acknowledge that this board over in the last year has engaged in tremendous community engagement. the superintendent search engaged in over 1,000 pieces of evidence for what i feel was a very thoughtful process. we then advanced to historical vision values guardrails process that collected 4,000 pieces of community evidence. it was acknowledged by national coaches there is not one district in the entire country they have worked with that engaged at the comprehensive level that we did so in a matter of six months, so it is in the dna and spirit of the values of this district but tonight i want to express my support for the amendment that is being brought forward. i c

caminando por nuestra salud, evelia cháirez, es de bay area community health advisory council, nos acompañasparidades y lo que hay entre los latinos y los afroamericanos, y las islas del pacífico, las comunidades estas, bueno, las comunidades de estas personas, i'm sorry, estoy un poco nerviosa, pero solamente se trata de promover la salud, el bienestar de todas las personas, estamos trabajando en todo el condado de san mateo, anteriormente la organización se enfocaba en la comunidad afroamericana, pero el resultado ha sido tan grande, y ha sido tan positivo que se extendió en toda la comunidad, en las comunidades de color específicamente, y para tratar eso, para tratar de enfocarnos en lo que es la salud y el bienestar de nosotros, de los residentes del condado de san mateo, sin importar el color, sin importar la raza y el lenguaje. damián trujillo: ¿y cuál es la disparidad, por qué es que no, qué es lo que no se ha llegado a la comunidad latina, los anuncios, los consejos, los avisos, las alertas, cuál es el problema? evelia cháirez: nosotros creemos que el condado de san mateo ofrece muc

the student advisory council, the youth summit and how you're organizing things and kidding were coming up to you to know what to do and in our workshops, like, you already are a leader and it's going to grow as you leave san francisco. and cal, you know, both of you speak your truth, but cal real, i love how you speak up and sometimes you say things, not sometimes, many times you say many things more clearly and articulately than the rest of us about what you stand for and what we need to stand for as a district, so really admire how you advocate for your classmates and for what we need to do what's right in san francisco unified, so thank you, both, for your service. you have my cell phone number, so don't hesitate to call or text if you need something because we're here for you to make sure you continue to be successful once you leave our district and to bring you back to help us after you graduate. >> why don't we have commissioner fisher and we'll have a few commissioners give comments and we'll give the student delegates to respond. commissioner fisher? >> if both of you follow yo

chancellor jeremy hunt's economic advisory council and a former member of the bank of england's npc.e we talked, it was around the banking crisis, now it feels like perhaps we are gearing up for another prices that has nothing to do with the financial world. it is entirely the making of politicians. do you have a sense of frustration? of politicians sort of using the market in this sort of way. and igniting concern, when the disagreement doesn't necessarily need to be happening. >> good morning, in terms of these debt limit negotiations, if you look back historically. most of them ultimately passed without incident. the conspicuous exception obviously was 2011, where if got this last minute half-baked meeting. you then got the s&p downgrading u.s. debt. you then got significant market effects. i guess the risk this time has to be that you will need significant market turbulence to get these folks to agree. as you showed a couple of minutes ago, these people are still very far apart. dani: we have seen it this country, the markets forcing the hand of the politicians. but sushil, what

commissioners item seven is the advisory council report presented by the advisory council president diane lawrence. good morning commissioners and executive director german. i apologize for not having my video on its been temperamental this morning. um i haven't really brief report i was out of the country when, um, at our last meeting. so i just want to, um, a couple of quick things. we approve the area plan. as is our task each year. we had a site visit and i'll have more details in my may report to you. i haven't seen that report yet to meetings this week one this afternoon conversation with someone who's interested in joining the council. um and then secondly, presentation to district one representatives looking for a, um. the board of supervisors appointment in supervisor chance office. um about the council and the job, so keep your fingers crossed those both pan out. so that's about where we are this month. are there any comments or questions regarding the advisory council report? just uh, the site visit that's planned. where is that? the site visit. um commissioner was at the repor

, even in the highest levels during the most recent task force the advisory council and sat at the table next to the cabinet level and amazing and i began work in 1993 so it's wonderful and we are considering ways to better inform our work and always weathers hiring, using this network, we currently do the best training i've ever personally attended produce offered in person and divided by a member of the network, consultant network and did it in connection with another expert, it is tremendous and one of the priorities to make sure we are including survivor forces and it will remain a priority. >> you have every embassy during data calls and the like but you actually? >> i believe it's about 86 full-time folks and 27 additional consultants. we also have some foreign service officers and i could let you know specifically and you are right, she works closely with our colleagues and officers and the embassies that are food on the ground and it is an honor to collaborate with them. >> you might not like this question but sufficient for money to do more with more resources? >> i'm

dam , i am appointing your excellency as a member of the expediency recognition and political advisory council of the leadership. compared to the same period last year, he said, we started a national savings plan from june 1, from morning to noon . the numbers recorded in national dispatching indicated a 1% savings. megawatt consumption reduction of about 4%, we are witnessing a decrease in domestic consumption, and it shows the acceptance of the people, we hope that this participation will continue, mr. mehrabi, and added that we have already taken almost 40% of the summer, and the hotter the weather, the capacity to save and reduce more consumption decreases and more consumption the minister of energy asked the people to use it to help provide stable electricity for all domestic , industrial and production sectors and to benefit from the good benefits of this project. imam mahdi al-masfar, head of the supreme political council of yemen, said that america and the west, with their weapons and collusion with the aggressor coalition , created the worst crisis and historical words in yemen . male

the student advisory council, the youth summit and how you're organizing things and kidding were coming up to you to know what to do and in our workshops, like, you already are a leader and it's going to grow as you leave san francisco. and cal, you know, both of you speak your truth, but cal real, i love how you speak up and sometimes you say things, not sometimes, many times you say many things more clearly and articulately than the rest of us about what you stand for and what we need to stand for as a district, so really admire how you advocate for your classmates and for what we need to do what's right in san francisco unified, so thank you, both, for your service. you have my cell phone number, so don't hesitate to call or text if you need something because we're here for you to make sure you continue to be successful once you leave our district and to bring you back to help us after you graduate. >> why don't we have commissioner fisher and we'll have a few commissioners give comments and we'll give the student delegates to respond. commissioner fisher? >> if both of you follow yo

advisory council. that diplomat, jane, was allowed to return to malawi where she was promoted picture became ambassador to to make other african countries. on behalf of the government of malawi. seven years later that $1.1 million judgment is still outstanding. other countries have made what are called ex-patriot payments, payment and struggling to survive is to cover the crimes of their diplomats, because this is a prime example of corruption. when state officials engage in human trafficking, that is corruption. it is clear that additional consequences are necessary for diplomats and their states who choose to fort federal court orders. this makes a mockery of the rule of law, devotes engage in human trafficking should face sanctions. i would like to turn now to migrant workers held in forced labor in other sectors. what we have learned in our 25 years of working on trafficking and working on the ttpa is at forced labor is a feature and not a bug in global supply chains. we now know that we will not p

it was prepared in 9 articles and the text that was sent by the government and the advisory council was presented in 15 articles. in some cases , there are actually some points that may be a place for reflection , for example in article 1. in fact, this layer that was prepared in the judiciary, we only considered the issue of uncovering the hijab, based on what was agreed upon in the bill that was presented by the government, all kinds of violations of social norms were considered in general, and this spring from there are some points that can be a place for reflection, or in article 14 of this bill, it was a prediction that this issue is actually the discovery of the hijab should be dealt with in every jurisdiction, that is, it should be an image for the people and judicial proceedings, while in the government, in fact , the judicial authority bill has been changed to the prosecutor's office and the provincial court, which is considered to be germany, which can cause problems in implementation. one thing is that when all this is sent to the provincial capital, we will also face the mob

governor newsom picked his 16-member advisory council to oversee turning san quentin into a rehab centerfrom some bay area groups are on that council like delancy street foundation and the mayor of sacramento. the governor's plan will focus on education, training, join us monday morning 5:00 to 7:00. >>> new at 11:00, san jose's biggest comic con is off. it is not happening. sili-con said the event hasn't bounced back. anybody with tickets will get a full refund. organizers hope to bring it back in the future. it is a mix of tech, science and pop culture. it has been happening since 2015. it is the brain child of steve wozniak. >>> you see the gold mountain on the heel? it references california gold rush and how immigrants carved out a place in san francisco to preserve their own traditions. it has a lotus flower. that is supposed to give the person wearing it good fortune. it is a limited edition shoe.

. >> now we can speak to a syrian born writer, analyst who sits at the advisory council of the middlet institute. almost a little surreal to see him back in the arab league. what did you make of those pictures after me than a decade of isolation we joining this group? >> i have to say most syrians like myself are feeling numb today. this is an event because the air of regimes want to put this on the back burner, they want to move on. while they are considering this to be his victory, i also view it as a victory of all of the arab authoritarian regimes because anything they do will pale in comparison with the horrendous crimes against humanity committed by him. for the arab world, for these regimes they have often had disagreements over the years and this is not even the first time that he himself is welcomed back into the arab full. he had been sidelined after the assassination of the former prime minister of lebanon. it clearly means that arab world, the arab leaders have decided first of all that the arab is a thing of the past. the any notions of hoping for more civil and civic lib

advisory council.hat diplomat was allowed to return to malawi, where she was promoted, she became an ambassador to two other african countries. seven years later, that $1.1 million judgment is still outstanding. other countries have made payments directly to survivors to cover the crimes of their diplomats because this is a prime example of corruption. when state officials engage in human trafficking, that is corruption. it is clear that additional consequences are necessary for diplomats and their states who choose to thwart federal court orders. this makes a mockery out of the rule of law. diplomats who engage in human trafficking should face sanctions. i would like to turn to migrant workers held in forced labor and other sectors. what we have learned in our 25 years of working on trafficking is that forced labor is a feature, and not a bug in mobile supply chains. we now know that we will not prosecute our way out of forced labor or human trafficking. in 2021, therefore 1379 prosecutions for forced

advisory council on human trafficking. so thank you for having me here today to speak on behalf of the council. the members of the council are sincerely grateful to congress, the white house, and each of the president's task force to monitor and combat trafficking for its efforts to combat human trafficking. as many of you know, in 2016, the council has published reports to congress with recommendations to federal agencies. this year, the council has begun its planning for its 2023 report with focus on how to best address gaps in services and support for human trafficking survivors. in my time on the council, i have witness to the strength of the collaboration, during 2019. for example, in the council's sessions with department of state and health and human services, we have new recommendations on the importance of collaboration between agencies. in my individual capacity, i have interacted with groups as a subject matter expert. these engagements both on council and off council give me hope that alas our voices, our sugges

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it's put on by the bay area health advisory council.ent helps eliminate health disparities across generations. the theme this year, movement is resistance. that means the resistance of health disparities and reinforce that movement that helps improve the general health overall. one of the organizers say this way is going to help bring awareness to the entire community. >> the community is really the foundation for whatever it is they should want to do in their life. we need each other. it's going to take a village to save a village. and this is a way for you to do that, to connect with members of the global village, of the bigger village to really have access to information, and information you can bring back to your family and friends. >> you have time to sign up today. that event takes place tomorrow starting at 8:00 a.m. at san mateo high school. >>> look who ear he's with a final look at the forecast. >> i've decided to match the fraction except for the wind. i don't know how much i could sway around. but for your seven-day forecast

one of the steps to return ukrainian territories and people, which will be dealt with by the advisory council on the deoccupation and reintegration of crimea and sevastopol, a decree on the creation of a relevant body signed by volodymyr zelenskyi some details of the work of the advisory board were told by the minister of reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories iryna vereshchuk i want calm everyone down at once, because i know what the enemy is doing in their propaganda. so when they scare people, everything will be according to the law on the restoration of property rights, we will obviously nationalize all communal and state property, everything will be returned to the ownership of ukraine, we are talking about colonizers, so these are the citizens of russia who came after in 2014, contrary to ukrainian legislation, they live in violation of ukrainian laws, so on the territory of ukrainian crimea, they will usually be evicted. the parties to the grain agreement are considering increasing the number of ukrainian ports with the minister of agrarian policy , mykola solsky, told a

and it has been in order to get to work with members of the advisory council, even in the highest levelsduring the most recent president interagency task force, and brandon myers powell from the advisory council spoke and sat at the table right there next to all the cabinet level people. it wishes amazing at such a change from i began working making 93. suggest it's wonderful. we actually, we actually are considering ways to better inform all of our work, and always whether it is to hiring,, whether through using the consultant network. we currently do i think the best training that i've ever personally attended was when he came onto the job and it was offered for the office and was provided by a member of the network, the consultants network. she did it in connection with another expert. it is tremendous and we're actually that's one of the priorities that i want to make to make sure that we are full some late including in all that we do. i promise it will be it will remain a priority for me. >> can ask you how many people are working in the office today? obviously your people in every

the day before, the president approved the composition of the advisory council on deoccupation and reintegrationmea. after all, we will return how we will return the occupied peninsula , in particular, and mentally, we are talking about this with axes in the studio well, actually, our big conversation begins, what we've been waiting for so long, we want to at the end of the week, talk about the future, plan the future, what it will be and of course, as possible skip the topic of crimea, crimea is so sacred for russia, so painful for us, well, after all, everyone probably already planned it. god forbid, come in the fall and wash your feet in crimea in your favorite places, so how can we return to crimea, what awaits us there, actually, i want to introduce our guests to we are the manager, first of all, the deputy minister of foreign affairs, we congratulate you good evening and serhiy gromenko, candidate of historical sciences and also from crimea , we congratulate you good evening, you know the first question, please tell me. have you already bought tickets for crimea at ukrzaliznytsia? well, i

the advisory council on the deoccupation and reintegration of crimea and sevastopol became operational the decree was signed by volodymyr zelenskyi. it was adopted and its composition is about practical steps to return ukrainian territories and people. some details will be broadcast. iryna vereshchuk, minister of reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories , told the national marathon. i want to reassure everyone right away, because i know what the enemy is doing in their propaganda. are scaring people everything will be according to the law restoration of property rights we will obviously nationalize all communal and state property everything will be returned to the property of ukraine we are talking about colonizers so these are the citizens of russia who came after 2014 in violation of ukrainian legislation and live in violation of ukrainian laws so on the territory of ukraine crimea they will be evicted naturally 17 protesters were detained in georgia after clashes with the police near the hotel where relatives of the daughter of the russian minister of foreign affairs we

the street outreach comes just as oakland's mayor announced tuesday that she's forming a new advisory council on human trafficking that will include survivors, public agencies and community organizations. what's going on is horrific. and we as a community have to come together . darren white works with young men and says that also is important to help them understand the challenges. women and girls face talk to young men about how they view women how they treat women. why do they have the views that have about women? and also we cover topics such as music movies that, um, influenced them? organizers say this street outreach is just the beginning of their efforts are next tier. we're rolling out will be a series of self defense classes. that would be offered to the community for free prioritizing the enrollment of black women and girls groups say they plan to be out every friday evening at different spots in oakland, handing out information about safety tips and ways parents can protect girls if you or someone you know is being exploited. we set up a link to get help and resources. you can jus

the street outreach comes just as oakland's mayor announced tuesday that she's forming a new advisory councilafficking that will include survivors, public agencies and community organizations. what's going on? it's horrific. and we as a community have to come together . darren white works with young men and says that also is important to help them understand the challenges women and girls face talk to young man about how they view women how they treat women. why do they have the views that have about women? and also, we cover topics such as, uh, um, music movies that, um, influenced them. organizers say this street outreach is just the beginning of their efforts are next year we're rolling out will be a series of self defense classes that will be offered to the community for free, prioritizing the enrollment of black women and girls. the groups say they plan to be out every friday evening at different spots in oakland, handing out information about safety tips and ways parents can protect girls. if you were someone you know is being exploited. we've also set up a link to get help and resource

. >> ashley: i want to point out, you are going to be with the rnc youth advisory council this summerbright future ahead of you, 16 years old, can't wait to see your future, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me, we are excited about this youth council and will roll it out in the next few weeks. this is incredible opportunity. looking forward to watching this. >> ashley: have a guard day. thank you if are your time. now to this, one louisiana high school senior has a big decision to make after being accepted to more than 170 colleges and earning more than $9 million in scholarships. 16-year-old maliq barnes has 14.98 gpa, credits his support system. >> i give the honor and glory to god and thank my parents for supporting me. i have dreams and aspirations beyond right now and those are things i want to accomplish those dreams and i believe right now is stepping stones to get where i want to be. >> ashley: maliq barnes will make his final decision on where to spend the next four years tomorrow. good for him. >> griff: congratulations to that young man. 568 emergency calls were made

the advisory council will begin meeting next month.ight, pam time is 506 with the board of supervisors in santa clara county voted unanimously to be more transparent about large settlement involved. in the county, ktvu lamonica. peters has details. after reviewing a case of negligence recently settled for $7 million santa clara county board supervisors all agree that the county will publicly report any settlement over a million dollars on a quarterly basis. we've got an obligation in my view to be as candid and forthcoming as we possibly can be when the system doesn't serve the public well. board supervisor joseph median says. since 2015, the county has spent millions settling cases. we had three really tragic cases in our jail. in one case we had an inmate who lost his life in another, someone who was left brain damaged for life. and then the third case, someone who's paralyzed for life and that resulted in $20 million worth of settlements. you know, those are lives that can never be made whole again so far this year, the medical exam

the mayor launched a human trafficking advisory council this week and we are told one of their firsties will be allocating funding to help these other great schools being impacted by the barricades. dion: in san francisco held a block party today. they enjoyed music, food, a bounce house, and the unveiling of a mural painted by local students. abc 7 has reported extensively on resident complaints about sex workers and the crackdown that followed including the installation of barriers. still ahead, california is full of all kinds of plants and they are trying to map the full story right here. as you will see, this is proving to be one tall task. in just a moment, i will ha look at the weather. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're tak

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korea us alliance foundation, the catoosa veterans association and the national unification advisory council and korean american community that fully the wall of remembrance project hush, humble, humble continues. i chose sergeant hammonds turn playback yodel myung mo. the way you went on as you go to join them, it comes on me to you. ten years of union cheering to do to i'm mingle at pyongyang you'll also know it'll may all 43,808 heroes who are killed in the korean war rest in eternal peace 27 july 2022 jung suk yo president republic of korea. thank you, cutie i'm are we good together together and don't. thank you very much, minister park, ladies and gentlemen i am honored and please welcome mr. doug emhoff, second gentleman of the united. good morning. i'm very honored to be here on behalf of president biden, vice president harris, our entire. to honor our veterans and also to honor the strength of the united states and republic korea alliance. i'm also joined here by our great national security advisor, my friend jake sullivan. general jalili, thank you so for the work that done, i know

membership of this regime, the algerian parliament asked him to resign from the chairmanship of the advisory councilcombating terrorism in this union and be content with being a member. the president of turkey claimed that the leader of the remnants of isis with the nickname abu hossein al -qorashi in an operation carried out yesterday by the security the secret service of turkey was carried out in syria. azan said that the turkish intelligence services had been following the leader of isis for a long time . zaman al-nam warned about the collapse of the situation in sudan . the ministry of health of sudan has confirmed that at least 528 people were killed and nearly 4,600 people were injured as of sunday, may 10, and said that the actual casualties are probably more than these figures. israel the iranian foreign minister's visit to the southern borders of lebanon was described as a danger to this regime. amir abdollahian, during his recent trip to lebanon , visited maru nors in the occupied territories and turned an olive tree red . the iranian president has also expressed concern about the future o

. >>> a syrian born writer and political analyst sits on the advisory council of the middle east institutevery good day to you. let me get your reaction. what went through your mind when you saw assad embraced, welcomed at the arab league? >> i can't say that anybody was surprised. we all saw this coming. i mean there's been this gradual disengagement from the west, from the u.s. in particular, about what's happening in syria, and a gradual, you know, shifting of moods in the arab world, which was started mostly by the united arab emirates. saudi arabia was the last one, and we knew that the minute that the saudis would say, yes, let's do it, it was going to be a done deal. i think most of us are pretty numb by now. we saw this coming. i personally see this not only as a victory for bashar al assad but really as a victory for the entire authoritarian nature of the arab world and, you know, putting everything that the -- the young people in particular in the arab world have gone through for the last 12 years and saying, we are not going to talk anymore about the arab spring. it's not going

it's a fundraiser put on by the bay area health advisory council.addition to one, three and five-mile walk and runs, the event helps to eliminate health disparities across generations. it starts at 8:00 this morning at san mateo high school. one of the organizers tells us it's a way to help bring awareness to the community. >> the health of the community is really the foundation for whatever it is you want to do in your life. we need each other. it is going to take a village to save a village. this is a way for you to do that, to connect with members of the global village, of the bigger village, to really have access to information. that's information you can bring back to your family and friends. >> the theme this year is movement is resistance. they say that means the resistance of health disparity reinforces movement, helps improve general health. >>> if you're looking to get out and do something today, our mie inoye has you covered. >> despite it being the fourth most populous country in the entire world, i had trouble pointing it out, indonesia

following the membership of this regime , the algerian parliament has resigned from the head of the advisory councilon combating terrorism in this union to become a member . the security of the turkish secret service in syria has been destroyed. erdogan said that the turkish intelligence services had been following the tracks of the leader of isis for a long time. zaman al-nam warned about the collapse of the situation in sudan . the death rate increases. sudan's ministry of health has confirmed that at least 528 people have been killed and nearly 4,600 people have been injured as of sunday, may 10 , and has said that the actual casualties are probably more than these figures. 600,000 people have traveled and need immediate help. a reserve in the army of the zionist regime described the iranian foreign minister's visit to the southern borders of lebanon as a danger for this regime. during his recent trip to lebanon, amir abdollahian visited maroon everest on the border with the occupied territories and turned an olive tree red. in the newspaper ma'arif has also expressed concern about the upcoming v