diagnosis was autism leaving ameena devastated i don't understand when my son is not talking you know it's bane and you see. i don't know that's probably me i cry in always if you my son is cry me a cry autism is a developmental disorder with a wide spectrum no 2 cases are the same some people never speak others are streaming anxious while some may be socially distant it's estimated globally between one and 2 percent of people have some degree of autism researchers here in bristol have found a higher incidence among somali immigrants to the u.k. in the somali culture autism doesn't exist children on the autistic spectrum are considered mentally ill and shunned from society since nora based 1st child zack was diagnosed with autism she's thought that stigma in her community now she's made a series of short films explaining what parents can do to help their children lead a full and happy life trying to ensure that you get the white help to understand what autism is and how to help your child and don't believe everything you see online because there's so much information out there that are not true

banes applied for a j.a.m. permit and they have been hard to get a hold of for additional needed information. this is one i'm considering potentially denying. because i feel as though these permits are a privilege to have. if you're not even abiding by the rules prior to applying or working to come into compliance to what the rules are, i'm not sure having a permit will help. we will see about that one. that's a weird one. >> got it, thank you. yeah, i understand our inspectors and other emergency staff are out there and you know, emotions are high and people's, you know, under a lot of economic stress and otherwise. but that also doesn't seem like appropriate working conditions. i guess i wanted to say i appreciate all the staff that's been putting in a lot of hard work and i'm trusting that you, as the executive director are figuring out how to provide them with support going through this. so thank you, all. >> president bleiman: more questions? >> so what happens when it gets to this extreme? who actually st

take var, the bane of our lives in football. two years. in football takes racism seriously, they could deal with it. they haven't really taken it seriously. 15 people work at the inclusion and diversity campaign. they are funded not as much as they should be. if football want to take it seriously, kick it out would be front and centre and people would be afraid that they would be after them. i think football doesn't really know how to deal with racism. really interesting to talk to you, paul mortimer. good luck with your campaigning. now, the latest weather with helen. sunny again and warm after the story stays it will turn chilly tonight. picking up more cloud with mist and low cloud coming in from the north sea pushing across towards wales at our first significant weather friend for some time bring some rain in the far northwest of scotland by morning. milder here but for many again, chilly night with a touch of frost around by dawn and a little bit of mist and fog if you're up that early. that should clear away we have more s

floyd pinned to the ground restrained by police simply couldn't get enough breath to survive that bane forces that are going to lead to the shallow breath are going to be that he's turned prone on the street that he has the handcuffs in place combined with the street and then that he has a knee on his neck and then that he has a knee on his back and on his side dr toobin reviewed all the video and concluded that after he taken his last breath the police continued to pin george for it down for a further 3 minutes that's the moment the life goes on his body. the defense argued that drugs taken by george floyd was a significant factor in his death increasing his carbon dioxide level in his blood not so says the doctor what you're seeing is that the increase in his current dioxide that is found in the emergency room is so explained by part you expect to happen in somebody who doesn't have an event ration given to him for 9 minutes and 50 seconds under cross-examination dr toben acknowledged. had a lot of time to analyze the events of me last year but derek was acting and reacting to events

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administration to allow wapa to continue providing federal electricity to treasure island and yerba bane no sigh land by $76,791,541. for a total not to exceed agreement amount of $27,691,541. extending the term for an additional 30 years to december 31, 2054 for a total agreement duration of 50 years subject to the board of supervisors per visors approval pursuant to charter second 9.118. >> this is an amendment to existing relationship we have with the u.s. department of energy. western area power administration. wapa produces power at various facilities and has had long-term relationship with our predecessor in providing service to treasure island. we under this agreement will have the option to continue that relationship purchasing electricity delivered from the wapa system to the port of oakland substation and from under the bay to treasure island. the cost for this power will be recovered through electric rates that by tida in the near term and over the term of the agreement that relationship would transition to our commission. under our standard rate setting process. you can see t

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the bane forces that are going to lead to the shallow breath are going to be that he's turned prone on the street. that he has the handcuffs in place combined with the street. and then that he has a knee on his neck, and then that he has a knee on his back and down his side. >> according to today's compelling testimony from renowned pulmonologist, george floyd died from a low level of oxygen. he described to the jurors how floyd struggled to breathe, handcuffed and pushed against the asphalt under derek chauvin's knee. >> on the left side of his lung it was almost like a surgical humanectomy as if a surgeon had gone in and removed the lung. you see his knuckle against the tire. this tells you that he has used up his resources, and he's now literally trying to breathe with his fingers and knuckles. when you have to breathe through a narrow passageway, it's like breathing through a drinking straw but it's much worse than that. >> much worse than breathing through a drinking straw. for more we welcome to the broadcast maria, a veteran journalist who covered police violence for years as bo

floyd pinned to the ground restrained by police simply couldn't get enough breath to survive that bane forces that are going to lead to the shallow breath are going to be that he's turned prone on the street that he has the handcuffs in place combined with the street and then that he has a knee on his neck and then that he has a knee on his back and on his side dr toobin reviewed all the video and concluded that after he taken his last breath the police continued to pin george floyd done for a further 3 minutes that's the moment the life whose body. the defense argued that drugs taken by george floyd was a significant factor in his death increasing his carbon dioxide level in his blood not so says the doctor what you're seeing is that the increase in his carbon dioxide that is found in the emergency room is so explained by part you expect to happen in somebody who doesn't have an event ration given to him for 9 minutes and 50 seconds under cross-examination dr toben acknowledged he had a lot of time to analyze the events of may last year but derek chauvin was acting in reacting to even

continental congress prevents him from getting the troops and supplies and the is sure that parties are the bane of government and the government can't last long with the partisan spirit, and so going into the new government, he is president, he's doing everything he can to try to tamp down party spirit. seems like every one-of-his addresses he say keep parties at bay but they emerge in his cabinet, led by jefferson and hamilton and is the downward slide of the constitutional order. >> bring in another historical trend that happened, pointed out by adams before the first election, was he was worried about foreign interference in american elections. that in this case i'm sure france and britain were the main foreign players, but i find it very interesting at a time when he had this whole big impeachment process over russian stephens in the elections and we know the russians enter feed in the 1848 election and so on and many different times. but you wrote, adams was concerns about this even before the first election took place. tell us about that. >> sure. they all were. this is maybe the most con

banes applied for a j.a.m. permit and they have been hard to get a hold of for additional needed information. this is one i'm considering potentially denying. because i feel as though these permits are a privilege to have. if you're not even abiding by the rules prior to applying or working to come into compliance to what the rules are, i'm not sure having a permit will help. we will see about that one. that's a weird one. >> got it, thank you. yeah, i understand our inspectors and other emergency staff are out there and you know, emotions are high and people's, you know, under a lot of economic stress and otherwise. but that also doesn't seem like appropriate working conditions. i guess i wanted to say i appreciate all the staff that's been putting in a lot of hard work and i'm trusting that you, as the executive director are figuring out how to provide them with support going through this. so thank you, all. >> president bleiman: more questions? >> so what happens when it gets to this extreme? who actually st

administration to allow wapa to continue providing federal electricity to treasure island and yerba bane no sigh land by $76,791,541. for a total not to exceed agreement amount of $27,691,541. extending the term for an additional 30 years to december 31, 2054 for a total agreement duration of 50 years subject to the board of supervisors per visors approval pursuant to charter second 9.118. >> this is an amendment to existing relationship we have with the u.s. department of energy. western area power adminiration. wapa produces power at various facilities and has had long-term relationship with our predecessor in providing service to treasure island. we under this agreement will have the option to continue that relationship purchasing electricity delivered from the wapa system to the port of oakland substation and from under the bay to treasure island. the cost for this power will be recovered through electric rates that by tida in the near term and over the term of the agreement that relationship would transition to our commission. under our standard rate setting process. you can see tha

and you know they are the bane of our existence. this is been his mantra from the very beginning. that is why when castor was in power, he did not have this when fidel was in power, you didn't have this kind of handshake. because the easiest thing for fidel to do, was to blame the united states for all the problems of cuba. the one thing i always argued against the embargo, was that you are feeding right into his hands. because the cuban people don't have the food they need, it's because the americans are embargoing it. if you don't have the freedom, it's because we have to protect against americans. if they don't have the keeping people whatever they need is because of the americans fault. we were the bogeyman that castro could always point to and say your problems are because of them. now raul is in a position where he can still kind of tweak that but it's much more difficult for him to say it is because of the americans. and one of the things that the obama but a plush mom did was make it where you could not use us as a bogeyman anymore. because you had the physical embargo it'

they're the bane of our existence. this has been his mantra since the very beginning. that's why when castro was in power, you didn't have this -- when fidel was in power, you didn't have this kind of handshake because the easiest thing for fidel to do was to blame the united states for all the problems of cuba. the one thing i always argued against the embargo was your feeding right into his hands. because the cuban people don't have the food they need, it's because the americans are embargoing you. the cuban people don't have the freedom you need? it's because we have to protect against the americans. the cuban people don't have whatever they need, it's the americans' fault. we were the boogieman that castro could always point to and say, your problems are because of them. now raul's in a position where he still can kind of tweak that, but it's much more difficult for him to say, it's because of the americans. and that's one of the things the obama reproach mont did is make it where they couldn't use us as a boogieman. they still can because the physical embargo is s

my name is jay bane. i'm a resident of the richmond district near richmond and jean. while i appreciate the comments of many people, they do not represent the people of my district nor my family. i've crossed chain of lights many times by car, and when there's been a traffic back up, it's only taken six to eight minutes from j.f.k. to lincoln. i've walked up and down chain of lights drive, timing what it takes in a full traffic jam to get from end to end. it's not 30 minutes. other times, it's frequently flowing as it always did, so it's about 100% jammed all the time. i support car free spaces like j.f.k. and the great highway -- >> hello, caller. your 90 seconds begins now. >> hi. this is steven boss. i'm a member of s.f. yimby, and i'm calling to ask that you not only keep but expand the slow streets program and keep j.f.k. drive open to people instead of cars. i have to ask, if you're all opposed to a people prioritized j.f.k., like, have you even been there? have you seen it? it's probably the most loved change in san francisco since this pandemic began, so i liv

my name is jay bane. i'm a resident of the richmond district near richmond and jean. while i appreciate the comments of many people, they do not represent the people of my district nor my family. i've crossed chain of lights many times by car, and when there's been a traffic back up, it's only taken six to eight minutes from j.f.k. to lincoln. i've walked up and down chain of lights drive, timing what it takes in a full traffic jam to get from end to end. it's not 30 minutes. other times, it's frequently flowing as it always did, so it's about 100% jammed all the time. i support car free spaces like j.f.k. and the great highway -- >> hello, caller. your 90 seconds begins now. >> hi. this is steven boss. i'm a member of s.f. yimby, and i'm calling to ask that you not only keep but expand the slow streets program and keep j.f.k. drive open to people instead of cars. i have to ask, if you're all opposed to a people prioritized j.f.k., like, have you even been there? have you seen it? it's probably the most loved change in san francisco since this pandemic began, so i liv

sarm was sailing in the us virgin islands when she disappeared, staying with her boyfriend, ryan banebi smitton, bbc news. andrew baldwin, one of sarm's friends, joins us now from fawley, in hampshire. andrew, good morning. what do we know about the police search to try to find sarm? trite know about the police search to try to find sam?— to find sarm? we don't know a lot more than — to find sarm? we don't know a lot more than what _ to find sarm? we don't know a lot more than what we _ to find sarm? we don't know a lot more than what we knew - to find sarm? we don't know a lot more than what we knew a - to find sarm? we don't know a lot more than what we knew a few i to find sarm? we don't know a lot - more than what we knew a few weeks a-o. more than what we knew a few weeks ago we _ more than what we knew a few weeks ago. we certainly know that there was dinner— ago. we certainly know that there was dinner had on the evening and at the restrictions on the island meant that the _ the restrictions on the island meant that the curfew at ten o'clock, so the restaurant closed at ten o'c

my name is jay bane. i'm a resident of the richmond district near richmond and jean. while i appreciate the comments of many people, they do not represent the people of my district nor my family. i've crossed chain of lights many times by car, and when there's been a traffic back up, it's only taken six to eight minutes from j.f.k. to lincoln. i've walked up and down chain of lights drive, timing what it takes in a full traffic jam to get from end to end. it's not 30 minutes. other times, it's frequently flowing as it always did, so it's about 100% jammed all the time. i support car free spaces like j.f.k. and the great highway -- >> hello, caller. your 90 seconds begins now. >> hi. this is steven boss. i'm a member of s.f. yimby, and i'm calling to ask that you not only keep but expand the slow streets program and keep j.f.k. drive open to people instead of cars. i have to ask, if you're all opposed to a people prioritized j.f.k., like, have you even been there? have you seen it? it's probably the most loved change in san francisco since this pandemic began, so i liv