[applause] >> let's give a hand to annie chung for all this -- the great work she leads, thank you annie, a remarkable leader and it's hot so to keep it brief, a reminder, there refree resources for citizenship services in san francisco. that's the take away today whether it's immigration services at workshops or application fee, the -- these services exist for those in san francisco. we have a workshop in celebration of citizen month. we have a workshop september 24th. it's the osha campus. visit our website for information. it's an appoint base workshop so you need to make an appointment and my fantastic colleagues will pass out flyers and september 24th, a free citizenship workshop and come through. all resources available. a huge thanks to my colleagues at the immigrant a faurs for plan and putting on today's event and supporting our partners with the sf path to initiative citizenship. have a wonderful day and happy citizens month, everyone. >> thank you, richard and thank to all media and press friends, to come here and do this report under such extreme weather. we really appreciate

[applause] >> let's give a hand to annie chung for all this -- the great work she leads, thank you annie, a remarkable leader and it's hot so to keep it brief, a reminder, there refree resources for citizenship services in san francisco. that's the take away today whether it's immigration services at workshops or application fee, the -- these services exist for those in san francisco. we have a workshop in celebration of citizen month. we have a workshop september 24th. it's the osha campus. visit our website for information. it's an appoint base workshop so you need to make an appointment and my fantastic colleagues will pass out flyers and september 24th, a free citizenship workshop and come through. all resources available. a huge thanks to my colleagues at the immigrant a faurs for plan and putting on today's event and supporting our partners with the sf path to initiative citizenship. have a wonderful day and happy citizens month, everyone. >> thank you, richard and thank to all media and press friends, to come here and do this report under such extreme weather. we really appreciate

[applause] >> let's give a hand to annie chung for all this -- the great work she leads, thank you annieremarkable leader and it's hot so to keep it brief, a reminder, there refree resources for citizenship services in san francisco. that's the take away today whether it's immigration services at workshops or application fee, the -- these services exist for those in san francisco. we have a workshop in celebration of citizen month. we have a workshop september 24th. it's the osha campus. visit our website for information. it's an appoint base workshop so you need to make an appointment and my fantastic colleagues will pass out flyers and september 24th, a free citizenship workshop and come through. all resources available. a huge thanks to my colleagues at the immigrant a faurs for plan and putting on today's event and supporting our partners with the sf path to initiative citizenship. have a wonderful day and happy citizens month, everyone. >> thank you, richard and thank to all media and press friends, to come here and do this report under such extreme weather. we really appreciate you

[applause] >> let's give a hand to annie chung for all this -- the great work she leads, thank you annie, a remarkable leader and it's hot so to keep it brief, a reminder, there refree resources for citizenship services in san francisco. that's the take away today whether it's immigration services at workshops or application fee, the -- these services exist for those in san francisco. we have a workshop in celebration of citizen month. we have a workshop september 24th. it's the osha campus. visit our website for information. it's an appoint base workshop so you need to make an appointment and my fantastic colleagues will pass out flyers and september 24th, a free citizenship workshop and come through. all resources available. a huge thanks to my colleagues at the immigrant a faurs for plan and putting on today's event and supporting our partners with the sf path to initiative citizenship. have a wonderful day and happy citizens month, everyone. >> thank you, richard and thank to all media and press friends, to come here and do this report under such extreme weather. we really appreciate

tony, thanks, i'm actually apt ain't annie chang life ross in bangkok. still hands on al jazeera, flimsy nigeria, putting children's education at risk. we'll hear one student's story. ah, it's a saga forecasts for europe hybrid won. great to have you a long so the what, whether that was in switzerland has now dived toward the south and the east, so it's blanketing, slovenia, and croatia in some rain here also for that western side of italy could see some severe thunderstorms, a bubble up along the eastern shores of the adriatic sea as well now, much calmer weather as we had to our turkey and greece. so athens, you're up to 30 degrees on thursday. other side of the mediterranean rounds of rain to go here across sat north coast of spain, coastal sections of portugal. but that's pushing more inland on thursday toward the northwest to get a bit of a breather and have forecast on thursday. but yet you see this batch, this slug of rain off toward the atlantic. let's press play. see where that goes on friday, you get state running right into the islands of irel

host: annie is in fairfax, california. please go ahead and make your comment. caller: good morning. i was listening to, i think it was diana and angie who say they don't want any queens and kings, so that is giving me something to think about. but at the moment, i am basically a fan of queen elizabeth --queen elizabeth ii. my father was related to mary queen of scott. i appreciate her poise and how she handled things. how she handled the situation with diana when diana was tragically killed. according to the film, i am not sure whether to believe all of it, she walked a fine line between being able to comfort her grandchildren and then coming back to seeing all of the public and flowers for diana. host: a lot of callers have brought up princess diana who passed away in 1997. dorothy, richmond, virginia, go ahead. caller: hi, my condolences to the family. thank you so much for having me. queen elizabeth ii, she was an amazing queen and ruled with dignity and respect. she was a queen for every nation. she represented peace and love and unity. she was fair but yet loving and she served

let's just go ahead and send it on over to meteorologist annie brown. >> julie, we love you so much. >> i'm sorry. >> we have those days. >> but it was not just one of those days. chin later updating her viewers on facebook, saying doctors believe she suffered the beginnings of a stroke but not a full stroke. >> i was looking for the obvious, like a small detonator or some trigger wire. >> it comes after former "ncis" actress pauley perrette recently revealed she had a massive stroke last year. she says it nearly took her life at the age of 52. >> but i'm still here, and i'm so grateful. >> stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in women in the u.s. 1 in 5 women between the ages of 55 and 75 will have a stroke. symptoms include difficulty walking or talking, sudden vision changes, sudden severe headache, numbness, or paralysis. doctors say early detection is key to survival. >> time is tissue, and that means your brain tissue. and the sooner you get to us, the sooner we can fix it. >> our thoughts with julie chin, of course. risk factors for a stroke include high blood pressure,

the whole town is on the water. hot aguilar, they nothing could be saved, annie miller, yet. there's no food available. no rice, no vegetables via there's nothing here with me. but i all that to people worry about his food. that is on many said they don't even care about getting tense. and we only food. what's the name? elaine connick it ethan mulatto. hm. what's clara? the camp has an improvised hospital which is accepting people without charge. volunteer doctor is tried to do what they can to relieve the suffering of the sick . and we provide cannula in drip, as most patients who come here suffer from diarrhea. malaria, high grade fever and skin problems at our outpatient department. 5 to 6 doctors treat 700 to 800 patients every day with these makeshift tans are filling up quickly with most of the locals, having nowhere else to go. setting up for an even more in certain life, they briefly sum up what happened to them in the last few weeks. amadi was held on there, but there was a 100 percent loss for our crops. what's your name? but nothing could be saved as far as the cro

but now it by those had been destroyed by the floods border by gear. whither buggy bull greenish annie. for now shot of his trying to keep up with his studies at home. and to help his younger siblings do, but they worry about what more rains could bring. but on their shoulder shoe, it has started raining again for love and there is a possibility of new floods. oh my house is old and we can't rebuild it because my father is a laborer. now i request the government to build a school for us is that no snow, no water, no flood can ruined her to see so we can continue our education in peace. now notice is that at the america, when next of of such a school is likely to remain a dream with government aid yet to reach remote areas like this one. the future of children here remains uncertain. and gentlemen are from so quarter and send the province is eunice of spa. cassandra preventative abdulla father, mentor, father. let's talk about parkinson's children. first. the education of some 670000 kids is in doubt. after more than $18000.00 schools were either partially or fully destroyed. how soon d

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i set with her when she made the annis horribilis speech adorable fire in windsor castle, which manydn't receive with the sympathy which they should have done. the queen understood that, put her head down and uncomplaining lee got on with her job. -- uncomplainingly got on with her job. very people could have handled it with the aplomb that she did and i think that was in part because of her experience ended part because of her natural nature. she knew what to do to be a monarch. she knew when to keep out of controversy preaching went to advising private. she waslmost faultless in the way she conducted the monarchy, and she leaves behind the monarchy in very good shape and a son who has been brought up to follow in precisely theame footsteps, king charles iii. clive: i wonder about the affection with which she was held around the world, particularly within the commonwealth. and you traveled and you have seen the great affection, and there will be millions across the globe now who will be particularly sad today. sir john: i have seen that affection in close quarters. 10 years ago, 12

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palestinian health ministry says 17 year old o'day's cellar was killed when violence broke out during annie's wally. right. rescue operations are ongoing in jordan after building collapse, killing at least 9 people on tuesday. more than $350.00 rescue is looking for survivors trapped under the rebel. about 12 people have been evacuated from the area and several others have been seriously injured. at least 25 people were in the run down residential building. when it collapsed. the 2 years, millions of people in lebanon have suffered a severe economic crisis. government officials haven't been able to agree on a recovery program, nor how to implement promised social protection plans from northern lebanon. zayna hunter shows us how people have changed their lives just to get by it's a new mode of transport to lebanon's, impoverished north a new reality in a country where nearly 80 percent of people are poor. dr dukes are becoming more popular as the high cost of living changes the way of life. i just saw that higher sagamore general life has become very difficult so we are always looking for ways

what do you make of these latest developments is right, terry does all came to a dramatic annie here. police tonight just a few hours ago. confirm mile sanderson, who had been on the run, is now dead. police say he went into medical distress shortly after being arrested . his afternoon. he was transported to a hospital in saskatoon, where he was pronounced dead. we still don't know the exact cause of miles is dead . there's to allow, we don't know yet as you just said, terry miles broader. damien sanderson was found dead on monday. we don't know 2 miles had anything to do with his brother's death. leasers to trying to piece that together. but just to give you a bit of a perspective on how things unfolded, city, how miles was thought. it all started with an alert from police, about a person with a knife traveling in a vehicle in a community just over an hour south of james smith creek's creek, a nation miles had stolen a get away pickup truck from that community. and there was a long search that unfolded that afternoon and he was caught the authorities have released the names of all th

the five major oil companies — bp, annie, exxon mobile, chevron, and shell — are all committed to butlity to report flaring emissions. the bbc found found this oil field in iraq has more flaring than any other site in the world. bbc�*s report makes it look to the investors in the public like it's flaring emissions are going down overall. but because it doesn't count emissions from sites where it's not the official operator, those aren't included. bp, the lead contractor here, doesn't declare the omissions. neither does the operator which they've jointly founded. bp's global admissions from gas flaring in 2021 were four million tonnes of c02. but if rumaila were included, it would be doubled. bbc news arabic and the bbc climate and data teams investigated how many more sites there were globally when neither the oil company nor the official operator were declaring the emissions. using satellite data, we found dozens of sites globally belonging to the five major oil companies, where flaring emissions are not being reported. this amounted to almost 20 million tonnes of carbon dioxide — th

will later travel to is becker's done to attend to some of the shanghai cooperation organization. annie mark is a senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization. he explains why the region is important to buy chain causes is vitally important to china. so from a geopolitical perspective, look at this hartley m theory from heart for how for the kinder, that really the, your asian land mass, including africa, accounts for most of the land mass of the planets. most of the people, a lot of the economy. we also need to look at the role of conflict in china's bell to road initiative, which was announced in the context on about 9 years ago as well. we originally wrote was what linked china to many parts of the middle east and even western europe. but also today, one of the greatest challenges that china faces as well as many, many other countries around the world is energy security. as we've seen either due to geo political events or weather events that reduce water for hydro power and cause it's still on, is the source, i believe more than 40 percent of uranium that's produc

sometimes deadly purges that we have seen in areas recaptured by ukrainian forces where they target annie when they team to have been friendly with russian forces. eddie, when they deemed to have welcome worked with will taken the help collaborated with as they say, with russian forces. and this is part of a pattern that we have seen the emerging lately that ukrainian forces are targeting civilian objects. whether these are a part of blocks, houses, areas without any sort of military presence or military significance. here in a here in your song, we ourselves were witness to one such incident when the hotel that we were staying in and there were no soldiers, no troops in this hotel or in the vicinity was struck with an american high. must miss out tilling an, an activist the ukrainian form ukrainian parliamentary, who, who changed sides, welcomed russia, who was killed in his room. we were merely meters away when that's miss all impacted. also here in kiff san province. yesterday, a polytechnic university technical university was struck with a barrage, again of american supplied high mas

the annie of all the students were in a serious situation and you, we've long been aware that the baltic season area of high attentions look at the rhetoric around finland and sweden's membership of nato. the baltic sea is an area where you have to expect this many and europe of youth rush of sabotaging their own pipelines and speculated at more attacks would come. moscow has rejected these accusations, saying it's the americans who benefit most from the price of gas going up. analysts say a high level of expertise is needed to cost this kind of damage unit in for structure, for each unit equipment for it. you need money for it, need expertise for it, it can't be done that easily. so there's, there's a couple of organizations only that can actually do this. which also means you can hedge. that means you're bringing probably a lot more intelligence than military to anticipate anything that might happen. and that might need to a much more secure system. hundreds of millions of cubic meters of gas, which were left in the pipelines has been pouring into the baltic sea. the main gas leaking f

the five major oil companies — bp, annie, exxon mobil, chevron, and shell — are all committed to ends say that in fields where they get another company to run the day—to—day operations, it is the other firm's responsibility to report flaring emissions. the bbc found the rumaila oilfield in southern iraq has more flaring than any other site in the world. bp's annual report makes it look to investors and the public like its flaring emissions are going down overall. but because it doesn't count emissions from sites where it's not the official operator, those aren't included. this is the case with rumaila. bp, the lead contractor here, doesn't declare the emissions. neither does the operator which they've jointly founded. bp's global admissions from gas flaring in 2021 were four million tons of c02. but if rumaila were included, it would be double. bbc news arabic and the bbc climate and data teams investigated how many more sites there were globally where neither the oil company nor the official operator were declaring the emissions. using satellite data, we found dozens of sites global

referendums as quickly as possible because if or from their point of view or dose or regions can be there. annie says here, dan, dad, that means our darts are, they have reason to escalate and to send further or weapon. so further, mrs. over ukraine, if it considers at its territory, is being attacked in, well us for us, we're getting a narrator ladder. we're gonna have to take shelter, you keep safe and ukranian forces have liberated over a 120 settlements in the hockey region. the population breathing from months of rush, an occupation emotion went to the town of fowler, clear. a warning. some view was may find this royal court distressing. the ukrainian blue and yellow flag floats again on the statue of much loved poet and nationalist terrace. have sankoh on the likely as men square. it has only been a few days since tom was liberated from russian occupation. locals are still trying to come to terms with what they've been to we meet our tim lushin cove who wants to show us where he was in prison for 4 to 6 days over the summer. he was arrested because his brother is a soldier in the ukraine.

the five major oil companies, bp, annie, exxonmobil, chevron and shall, are committed to andrew transferringy 2030. but these oil giants say that in fields with big another company to run the day—to—day operations, it is the other firm's responsibility to report flaring emissions. the bbc found the oilfields in southern iraq has more flaring than any other site in the world. bp's annual report makes it look to investors and the public like it's flaring emissions are going down overall. but because it does not count emissions from sites where it is not the official operator, those aren't included. this is the case with rumaila. bp, comedy contractor here, does not declare the emissions. neither does the operator which they've jointly founded. bp's level emissions from gas flaring and 2021 were 4 million tons of co2 stop if rumaila were included in b—double. bbc news arabic and the bbc climate and data teams investigated how many more sites they were globally when either the oil company nor official operator were declaring the emissions. using satellite data, we found dozens of sites globally

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. >> the year that she famously called her annis arussian u loose. >> three of her four children, theirroke up. >> including her son, prince andrew's marriage, to sarah ferguson. >> fergie was caught with her financial virus advisor sucking her toes while she was sunbathing topsless. the family was turning that a soap opera and there were rumblings that the royal family in today's society is completely outdated and should be done away with. >> there is always public outrage at the thought that taxpayer money might be used for the restoration. >> you were looking at this family. their holidays and their yachts and their castles and the public purse was going to have to fork out for this. >> following bitter criticism, the queen prepared to adapt and mo modernize. >> new institution, city, monarchy, whatever, should expect to be free from the scrutiny of those who give it their loyalty and support. >> she recognized that we needed as an institution and she needed to listen, and she was a good listener. >> days after the fire, the monarchy made massive changes. the queen started paying inc

. >> reporter: anny nanos there ae those who disagree with compulsy treatment and are concerned about civil rights of the mentally ill. her real world experience tells her that for many, voluntary treatment will mean no treatment. she believes care court is important first step though the required treatment facilities and programs don't even exist. >> that could take a generation. a generation. >> i probably won't see it. but it makes me feel better that it even exists, that they're having they're having the conversation. conversation. > >> the governor set aside $63 million to help local governmens and courts implement this. he hs touted more than $14 billion geared toward the state's homeless crisis. we'll stay on top of this as it plays out. > >> another earthquake rattled nh bay last night. this hit near sonoma and it was a good test oe early warning system. the magnitude 2.7 struck around noon around noon on wednesday. it wasn't strong enough to damage anything but may have rattled nerves after tuesday's 4.4 in sa rosa and the 4.3 after shock that followed it. it broke bottles an

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were coming and there has been a massive community effort to provide them with housing and care and annieegal at -- any legal advice that we can give them. -- they were flown from the southern border of the state of texas to florida -- they say they were promised jobs and lied to about the destination. >> we did not know we were coming here. we were not aware. i wanted to live in washington but it did not work out the way i wanted. and god put me here for a reason. >> the arrivals in markers -- martha's vineyard is the latest of an ongoing republican strategy to send mignts to democrat-controlled cities particularly washington, chicago, and new york. these cities have declared themselves as sanctuaries saying they will not be arrested for having illegal immigrant status. ron desantis took credit for the flights. >> our message to them is that we are not a sanctuary state and it is better to go to a sanctuary jurisdiction. yes, we will help facilitate that transport for you to be able to go to greener pastures. >> the white house slammed republican governors were using migrants or politica

his name was fred oshima annie's whole other wing of sports journalism. he was a sportswriter for the san francisco tribune which in the english newspaper for japanese-americans and essentially covered in japanese american baseball teams, that's what he did pretty he would later write for a whole different newspaper which was newspaper published in a center the japanese incarceration camps during world war ii rated right and then later a camp in arkansas is one of the words the japanese-americans, many you learn about this in your high school classes and will learn more about it in a couple of weeks where you have well over 100,000 japanese americans in the camps in case they might be a danger. and he is covering baseball. he essentially what he was able to do any american teams before and after world war two so imagine that even while you're incarcerated it, for no cause all really, he is covering baseball. and he did so because he claimed that baseball had such a sense of communities for marginalized groups especially in these camps. it will go into mor

that could potentially claw case like this one in bakersfield. 22-year-old annie shriver is charged withf felony cruelty to animals. authorities say they found nearly a dozen dead dogs on the trainer's properties. her preliminary hearing is set for october 7. she has pleaded not guilty. this is one of nearly half a dozen cases highlighted by "7 on your side" in the last few years. reggie: the state of california is suing amazon claiming the company has illegally kept the prices high. amazon violented anti-trust laws. the lawsuit say the company requires sellers to enter into contracts that penaltyizes them if their products are offered elsewhere. the punishment would be getting a less prominent spot on the site. and that means consumers would pay more. amazon saying it lets it sellers set the prices. kumasi: the state is set to send you hundreds of dollars. this is a one-time inflation relief package that will be determined by you tax return. but they do range from $2350 for individuals making less than $75,000 a year to $200 for people making less than $250,000 a year. the money is comi

annie, thank you so much. it's a really complicated topic. you explained it very plainly for us. do you think doj is going to be successful in getting this appeal? do you think they should get it? do you think they will get it? >> i think they have a very, very strong case to make to the appellate court. and they should be successful if the appellate court applies the law. this is where judge cannon is trying to interfere really with an ongoing criminal investigation that has national security implications. that is the right of the branch to investigate crime. picture what would happen if around the country local judges started to say, well, you can't continue with this investigation. remember, nobody is under arrest here. this is just a civil action that's been brought. i think doj is worried about the press sent that would be set if we allow judges to interfere in preliminary investigations. >> how far do you see this going? is this going to run all the way to the supreme court? >> oh, yes, a strong likelihood it would go that far. the trump people think it's very, very importa