-- annika. . ., ., , .,, ., annika. a lot of the people who were enthusiastic — annika.stic in terms of supporting . enthusiastic in terms of supporting ukraine on the left i think are distracted and focused on that, so the drumbeat is not as loud these days. the drumbeat is not as loud these da s. , �* the drumbeat is not as loud these da s. , ~ g , days. interesting, annika, justine, thank ou days. interesting, annika, justine, thank you for— days. interesting, annika, justine, thank you for that. _ scotland could become the first uk nation to legalise assisted dying if a bill introduced at holyrood is approved. under the proposals, a patient could only request medical assistance to end their life if they had an "advanced, progressive terminal" illness, which has been diagnosed independently by two doctors. two doctors would also need to establish someone is mentally competent. the patient must be aged 16 or over and a resident of scotland for at least 12 months. they must also administer the life—ending medication themselves. these were the scenes outside the parliame

a drunk driver hit a man's car just after 2.30, yesterday morning at the intersection of rohnert annikak and expressway and commerce boulevard. police say the woman driving a red toyota pickup truck had 2 men riding with her when she crashed into a grace eye on. they say the driver failed a sobriety test. the petaluma police department says more than 30 vehicles were targeted in what appears to be a car break-in spree. the thefts happened all over the city saturday night. police departments asking anyone who lives in these areas to check their home surveillance cameras. you might have footage of what happened. >> if you've never seen a con skydive, consider this your lucky day. hilary ation museum, site even more rare than a double rainbow museum celebrated saint patrick's day with arts and crafts, photo ops and electric on falling from the sky was asking john earlier. if you follow the letter common do weaken upon ago, i was going to say we see a touchdown. i don't see a rainbow unfortunate, you know, lucky, john, just from this may be yes. and >> play the lottery. deny that that might

you know, there's some illustrations by annika o'rourke, who is amazing and a huge giants fan herself, really good friends with john miller. it's a fun little family that we have going here, but for alyssa, it was just what could i would you be my muse for this? to a degree and serve as a mentor to marty in the book and then in, continuing that conversation, we did an afterword with alyssa where i interviewed her, and that's in the book for people to read. >> and so what is what is the sort of overarching message you you are hoping that young readers, especially girls, will take away from this book? >> well, and i don't even know if i would qualify it as especially girls. it's really about just children, and as a parent of two, i have a 19 year old and a 16 year old, 19 year old boy, 16 year old daughter. it's just not having limitations, you know, and believing that you don't have limitations. and i grew up that way with a father who, you know, put a baseball in my hand and had me out at little league practices. and i always felt like i could do anything until i got there and faced t

on behalf of illinois' thirdéb y greatest honor to commend mi annika, my colleague, for her commitmentcoming state for women, migrants, and everyone h. elizabeth lisa hernandez, it's my honor to congratulate you with this commendation. with that, speer back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, ms. barragan, for five minutes. ms.gan: mr. speaker, in recognition of women's history month i stand here to celebrate a remarkable wo district whose dedication to equity and justice has a profound impact. margo taylor. margo serves as vice president of strategy and advocacy at planned parenthood los angeles where she continues community se 2009. margo was a driving force for advancingion, access to contraception, and defending the fundamental rights to safe legal abortion. at the university of she witnessed firsthand disparities faced by black and brown communities. motivated by decent justice -- these injustice, she wants to dismantle racism through advocacy and action. her experiences filled her passion to ensure equitable access to health care and co

little bit about the what they're going to be performing first today today, elizabeth, the neve and annika a troubled real for you. so there you have the heart shoes on and they'll do a little bit of it's like fantastic. we look forward to seeing that and leave just to wrap things up here again, just repeat that information for folks who are watching this and they're interested in attending. we have the parade 11, 30 starts at second. the market goes up market and set the city hall and then afterwards at 02:00pm when the parade is over, that's when the festival at civic center plaza. and then on the 17th were out at 45th. >> slow near the zoo for block party. alright, fantastically of frost. president of the united irish societies and mary jo feeney, director of murphy, irish dancers. thank you so much to the both of you for being here. thank you. welcome shade. you have a great day for the irish to all right. and we'll let our performers take it away. i know what it's like to perform through pain. if you're like me, one of the millions suffering from pain caused by migraine, nurtec odt ma