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donald trump's alexia, who in denver, meeting with the national guard association, and this meeting was dedicated to commemorating the fallen american soldiers during the evacuation of the contingent from afghanistan, well, everyone remembers then the shelling of the airport and the fighting at the gates, where 13 soldiers died, and on august 31 - this is the celebration of the date... the completion of the withdrawal of american troops and, meeting with the association of veterans, national guardsmen, trump threw such a phrase that you see, the ukrainians are rushing to russia, you will have the third world war, that's what he said, not with us, well, it is always typical for politicians to distance themselves from the people, especially one as temperamental as trump. as for the reaction of the europeans, it is positive, and especially of the military analysts, they have been since the beginning. ah, they didn't understand and didn't know either the plan or the goal, but seeing the speed the advance and the moderate withdrawal of troops from the east in order to save the situation in t

hi, my name is alexia. i'm another sfccarent.have three kids at sfcc, two in first grade, one in fourth. i don't have muchadd. we have only heard rumors. i know that you've heard that this outreach has been great. i don't what outreach we're talking about. if it's the survey that went out last year that seemed to have all the answers before we provided the, you know, hours or maybe some of the meetings that i heard happen last year, but that were unspecific, very, very badly communicated. i have so many friends, parents at the school who don't even know that this is happening or are sort of surprised when you tell them, hey,n happening, it's happening next year. no one knows and we don't know why. and we're supposed to trust thatit'e good reason, for the good of our children, that somehow you are going to find a great solution for our familiesip kids in a better school. no we don't. i just don't trust that. and so, you know, thank you for listening. hello my name is erica. i'm an arts educator andt would like to start by remindin

thank you next gro galencv alexialle again. , alexia, erica and. hey, y'all.'m a parent at san francisco parent action council, and i got to don't feel like this our vision or values. closures ahead of everything else. kn closures will not close the district's budget problems withine, years. the $1.7 superintendent wayne triedget you summer. thankfully, thgot canceled, to hiretside company to manage closures87 i'm really glad that was put to the sidehsow, because i well-funded administrative offices in califor internally eye contact from the table. thank you, anyhow, i agree with what maryu all for being here tonight. hi. i'm zhi my fellow parent gracefully allowed me to prepare anything. i'm not going to. i am teacher. i have two kids at san francisco community schoolm maisie. what grade are you in, thir. i'm in first, i'm not goi here and explain all the things that you've been, it's exhausting to do this, to have to stand and up at 6 a.m. this morning, got the, worked all day picked them up, grabbed a pizza on the way to get and show how hard it is worry ab

final question, alexia, do you think kamala harris should be doing more? like more press? >> o, i mean, more like this? for sure. >> well, with anyone, she is good. every time i see her, i'm like, she is obviously doing very well, just get her out there. >> yeah, i do think one thing, though, is the washington press corps certainly did her no favors up until this point, it definitely went out of their way to criticize her and make her seem like the most incompetent vice president in history, so i do think that there is a bit of a sense on harris's campaigns part that they don't need to sit down with the people who went out of their way. >> i think you are right about that, but i do think that having her talk to people, take questions, think and talk on her feet, which she is obviously manifestly good at, as we have seen, is good for her and good for the campaign and good for american democracy, that is my general take away from tonight. thank you so much for sticking around with me for this hour. that is all on this thursday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now, goo

and russia's alexia morgan off has set a new world record in free diving. this is an event where competitors have to hold her breath with no use of scuba gear auction of dived to a depth of a 125 meters at the world championships and corsica breaking his own world record by a single meter. and that is all your spot for now in the back. so that far before we go to objects and the member of the junction and 5 pop corpus dies at the age of 70 jackson family would tied to it. his younger brother, michael, as we've seen a big on the hit making career in 1969 with i want you back. they went on to have a string of all the hips in the seventy's and eighty's title and his brothers were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1997. okay, that's. that's the news i wrote. my person will be here in a moment with much more the dice to his wife. now the a unique perspectives be marked and stablished, and it's going to go into the dr. using kamala harris's identity of the black women on heard voices, people who are close political affiliations can go with crimes. c

alexia oboe joanna sturgis. brandi marchman lauren. i think it says hammes and roberts from coleman or roberto from coleman. excuse me. you can come right up. you can go ahead. hi. i'm a mother to three kids at san francisco community. i'm here tonight because the tiebreaker for families affected by school closure, was supposed to be discussed, and my question is, how can you even consider this very sensitive topic prior to any meaningful discussion with affected families, kids whose school will be broken apart will have many needs. i have a fourth grader who was in kindergarten during covid. he and his friends took years to recover. they have built meaningful relationships and they are so proud of their achievements. sfc is a project based school and the projects have been very focused on the community, and now you are telling them that it takes just ten months to break this community up and send them away to other schools for their fifth grade through a random lottery system. that's your solution. you can't even guarantee that there

my company is called alexia and we are developing new drugs to treat colon and pancreatic cancer. i live and work in dogpatch. as an immigrant, i believe one of the biggest thing that america can do is innovation and diversity. and for scientists, having access to laboratories is like an engineer having a garage to do a crucial workshop to build prototypes so that we can improve human health by allowing small biotech businesses to thrive in san francisco with high quality laboratories, we can foster creation of groundbreaking innovations. and for my company, i mean, developing a cancer drug takes 20 years and we need funding agencies. when i had a laboratory in davis, it's really hard to get anybody to come out. i moved to san francisco. i got my co-founders here, and we were able to attract millions of funding because i can tell them, come and look at my laboratory because this is what we do, is something that's tangible. and i had an investor who came in yesterday. he said, i will love my daughter, 13 year old daughter, to come and see a young scientist can come out and do the w