and then a parallel agreements between bata and tida, whereby bata agrees to reimburse us for those costs. >> commissioner richardson: thank you very much. commissioners, questions? i know you have a lot of questions. >> i think any time that we can open up the access to the water's edge and to the bay, and have that publicly accessible, it's wonderful. i think this is a great project for us. again it's something that treasure island, particularly in its spectacular location, can use. and i'm glad to see this. i have a question, mr. beck, which is there another working pier which can be used during the construction project, where materials can be loaded and unloaded? i'm thinking in terms of all of the housing housing that will b, all of the road work that will be done. actually for the modular units, for instance. it's something that possibly could be brought in by boat and to use that form of transit, water transit rather than to bring it in by truck, which would have some impact congestion on the congestion on the bay bridge. so do we have a working pier, where it could be utilized dur

wanting to have their fears heard at the thoughts of social and environmental justice campaigners george bata and journalist john gold. this is clearly being encouraged and i would suggest even being promoted by left wing snowflake teachers the place for children during school time and during term time is in the classroom if they want to get involved in politics that's great but this is clearly being orchestrated and this is just a way of trying to muddy the waters around the messenger rather than focus on the message from these children which is that politicians must do what is required to have any chance of assuring a decent future and the idea that sort of fighting again and fighting for our collective survival which really is now on the line because we've delayed action for so long the idea that spending snowflakes i just think is missing the point entirely children need to understand the facts if they want to have political views they can no problem whatsoever but in a week they should be doing double math or biology not out on the streets it's a bit like saying people should go to work

. >> me acuerdo tan clarito ver la imagen cuando se saliÓ en su bata caminando. en estados unidos y sabe que la cirugÍa es el 80% del Éxito. >> ese 20% es el paciente. eso puede que la cirugÍa falla puede mantenerla. >> mantener el tamaÑo del estÓmago exige cambios radicales. >> ella desde un principio cambiÓ su vida, caminaba, aprendiÓ a comer correcto, comer saludable, hacer ejercicio todos los dÍas. >> ella decÍa, yo no quiero que mi estÓmago se ancha. entonces tenemos que comer comidas especÍficas y tienes que parar de comer antes de que estÉ cientas lennas y y ella lo hizo y lo hizo muy bien. >> català bazar parta del 80% que falle y gane el peso anterior. >> ella me decÍa, para mí es muy importante tener algo que me ayude a no querer comer. esa ansiedad. y ella buscÓ, me dijo, entonces el ejercicio para mÍ va a ser esa herramienta. >> paso el primer aÑo y el segundo, y el tercero y el cuarto, todos documentados de mis redes sociales. el trabajo le exigÍa una foto diaria. eso era lo que memo se va mi triunfo. la cirugÍa fue un rotundo Éxito, pero no borrÓ lo

issues talk about the challenges talk about the politics so i want to introduce into this conversation bata try to marry she as she now is living in exile she was a lawyer who helped people who were being put in prison for protesting she helped them for human rights issues and she brings up something that we haven't talked about yet have a listen. well you sleep you protest. to understand that it's not see who are. huge now there's no freedom of speech or freedom of assembly in kazakhstan's who by participating in the protest are young people who give you time out to receive just is resident from eugene so that's. who's seriously mitigations political in teaching young people classic stuff i guess are you comfortable with sharing those experiences and kazakstan are you able to speak freely for instance or maybe the media person working in one of the line media is. of course really consider what should we talk and how should return but generally our editorial policy is not to talk about politics since many other outlets are talking about that so our main mission and focus for example is to m

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rosie: yo me acuerdo tan clarito la imagen cuando salió en su bata caminando.ía: mantener el tamaño del estómago exige cambios radicales. moisés: ella cambió su vida, aprendió a comer saludable, hacer ejercicio todos los días. sabrina: ella me decía no quiero que mi estómago se me anche, entonces tenemos que escoger comidas específicas y tienes que parar de comer antes que te sientas llena, y ella lo hizo. maría: a lo largo de cinco años he visitado a la nutricionista sabrina cano en 85 visitas. me aterraba ser parte del 80% que gana el peso anterior. sabrina: ella me decía para mí es muy importante algo que me ayude a no querer comer, esa ansiedad, entonces me dijo el ejercicio para mí va a ser esa herramienta. maría: pasó el primer año, el segundo, todos documentados en mis redes sociales. la báscula exigía una foto diaria, eso ayudó en mi triunfo. la cirugía fue un éxito, pero no borró los fantasmas del pasado. hay veces que me despierto en la madrugada y pienso que es mentira, que estoy en el 2014, que tengo 83 libras más. y ese es mi terror. no hay fecha q

issues talk about the challenges talk about the politics so i want to introduce into this conversation bata jutta many she actually now is living in exile she was a lawyer who helped people who were being put in prison for protesting she helped them for human rights issues and she brings up something that we haven't talked about yet have a listen. well usually are you going to leave protest. strongly stands out it's not see. the future does not reduce speech or freedom of assembly in kazakhstan's who by participating in to protest young people giving you time out of university is arrested in june so that's that who is seriously mitigations political indeed you do have young people in kazakhstan i guess are you comfortable with sharing those experiences and kazakstan are you able to speak freely for instance or maybe a media person working in one of the line media. of course we usually consider what should we talk and how should we talk but generally our editorial policy is not to talk about politics since many other outlets are talking about that so our main mission and focus for example is

issues talk about the challenges talk about the politics so i want to introduce into this conversation bata jutta mally she as she now is living in exile she was a lawyer who helped people who were being put in prison for protesting she helped them for human rights issues and she brings up something that we haven't talked about yet have a listen. well you sleep you protest. to understand that it's not see who are. huge now there's no freedom of speech or freedom of assembly in kazakhstan's who by participating in the protest are young people who give you time out to receive just is resident from eugene so that's that who is seriously mitigations political in teaching young people classics than yes are you comfortable with sharing those experiences and kazakstan are you able to speak freely for instance or maybe the media person working in one of the line media is. of course really consider what should we talk and how should return but generally our editorial policy is not to talk about politics since many other outlets are talking about that so our main mission and focus for example is to m

bocas. >> paciencia >> los niÑos con los los niÑos s niÑas con las niÑas no >> ponte la bata que te vean lo que es bueno, pero. >> despuÉs se hacen los diez. >> de veras. >> cuando uno empieza a barrer acÁ afuera. >> claro >> de verdad que ya tenÍa el diez porque no era nada fÁcil, tienes que decirlo familia, estÁn escuchando ruidos no creen que es un problema de audio y nada, todas las mÁquinas que estÁn trabajando desde temprano la gente empezÓ a ver la primer parte cÓmo me fue. >> no mario, pero muestra todo lo que no pudiste hacer. >> chef. >> hoy llegamos a la segunda parte. >> chiquibaby adamari en un rato mÁs les vamos presentar la segunda parte porque fue una labor ardua que me tocÓ hacer regresamos con ustedes aquÍ me voy a hacer un taco. >> mario quÉ bÁrbaro, la verdad es que no veo que vaya esto por buen camino que digamos adamari. >> yo creo que Él dice esas tortillas que me tocÓ hacer, no lo vimos hacer ninguna, solamente llegar tarde, vestirse mal vestido y bueno, tenÍa que comenzar a barrer. >> pero ¿cuÁles son tus tortillas favoritas? >> de harina, dirÍa que me comer

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batas what theresa may has just been told, by donald tusk, that she can have the short extension, but that the eu is seemingly unwilling to grant her this short extension u nless grant her this short extension unless it goes through. and there are labourmps unless it goes through. and there are labour mps who will now have to be thinking about whether they are again willing to oppose her deal, given there might be the risk of a no—deal scenario. it‘s important to explain here that last week, parliament made it very clear by a couple of hundred votes that they are not willing to accept a no—deal scenario, but they have to try and replace that possibility was something else. that‘s what we‘re come down to, now. when micah gone round ina come down to, now. when micah gone round in a full circle and were back to it is either theresa may‘s deal or no deal. or ministers will have to ta ke or no deal. or ministers will have to take some kind of action to stop that. i don‘t know what those actions would be. i don‘t know what theresa may has told her cabinet about theirs, and that‘s presumably