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which for time bruce along with those just over the t listed look, i mean associated with this is beverly is the number on the 17th or full level and is directed to us throughout the day before we go to the new post, the, the, the meal and i was listening to the condition of the world on the street of known sparkling. we should like the little new stuff. she sent the hello and welcome to across the full board. here we discuss them. we'll take a fresh look around is life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as it shows you fractured images, present it is, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the over 30 residents of curse held captive by view, creating an armed forces are in the process of returning home also a head on the program. this our coalition, all of the warring, the u. k. on french leaders push their chest size and pitcher plump, the boots on the ground, and ukraine, but admit they can't do it without the us.

so it is beverly, as though in the 7 key a, quote number one is directed to us throughout this shouldn't be a fault. we told them they go to the you post of the meal and i'm supposed to listen to the condition of the world. and these people have known sparkle and we should like the little new stuff to set up the the hello and welcome to the cross, the full board. here we discussed some real in the coalition of the war and, and gas. they do k and bronze pitching fall central time to put boots on the ground in ukraine, missing day calling to ask about the us, which is it takes that came rushing to get on. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another year, a finding a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. that doesn't sound like a good plan to me, and it certainly is not a plan. the presidents on board, the us president national security advisor suggests it's time for the legacy to step aside and let someone else make peace off of the

after fighting with drew's armed groups, left a security office, a dead dungeons of an escalating beverly some days because some on groups of refusing to give up the weapons. is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu was issued a warning to the new syrian government in response saying is very forces will retaliate if at homes, drew's residents. international leaders have condemned as planned. the noticing it as interferes in serious internal affairs. russell santos engine on, on the outskirts of damascus, explains the violence in that town is representative a wider security situation in syria. a sudden city of deadman at the dignity square which previously was called, the president declared before the full of the sad redeem. so this is one of the central squares here in the city of jeremiah, which has nearly around $1000000.00 population. and of course it is also a home to a significant the lodge to do is the community as well. so you can see that the shops are open, there's a social norma see here, the business is we as usual, however, it should not be misleading. we have seen the t

am beverly rhetoric and actions, as has happened during the past, is hardly just gathered in the box of a major city in south eastern. i'm sorry on friday for a demonstration, quoting for peace and political rights of the july, the imprisoned leader of the p k. k. that's a could, this was this policy. the information says 2021 with no confirmed public statements . however, his support has contained over his release, signed the renewed dialogue, the result, the, the dish issues on july, who has been imprisoned since 1999. also the inconvenience of friedman, i'm terrorism charges previously called for the p 10 k, to laid down on in 2013 very peaceful the service government process collapsed in 2015, getting to renewed 5 people who will say that they have 5 of the young. i'm glad it is. i want the political solution to end the decades, the loan of citizens this issue cannot be resolved with weapons or floors. we do not want to see blood on our doorsteps anymore. enough is enough. we said may be there will be peace, maybe our children will not be killed anymore. we left home early in the

way that i lived versus other people, particularly what i saw on tv back when i was growing up in beverly hills 902. and i was very popular and i would always look at those shows and then look at my surroundings typically like what was wrong with me or what was wrong with my family, that we couldn't grow up and have good manage to logs in the swimming pool. and the huge school, but all of the resources, what i didn't know, of course, at that time that those were systematic and purposeful of things. i had been done to communities to keep certain groups of people a permanent under class. and so i understanding that helped me to understand, you know, how important it was for me to not only understand what was going on in my surroundings, but try to do things to combat it. so it gets everything from health, from education to social determinants of health, to understanding even higher, brainless, formed, and how you make decisions all play a huge part in how it where you grow up. oh, yeah, you basically shapes who you are in all aspects of your existence, right? right. so, so you were born aft

this day, isn't sure when she'll see him now because he was among $97.00 palestinians, exiled off to beverly east, says parsons, the goals and sci fi, too. he sent his wife a replacement wedding ring of the she was found from leaving the occupied west bank to meet him. laura called her false nephew, a new the when she married, know that goofy, that she made a lifelong commitment to a man who lived much of his life behind bars the longest subbing policy in prison to he was held in his way to jails for 45 years before being released and exiled his pulse for prisoner exchange, deal with israel on thursday. just a few lucky for you to and i just would you like for being restricted to speaking to him by both of them on their lives, on the screen to tell him she misses him. also, she was band for leaving the occupied westbank.

hello, cindy and zach sold off to beverly east, says parsons, the goals and seaside till he sent his wife a replacement wedding ring of the she was found from leaving the occupied west bank to meet him lower calling her pulse. and nephew knew the when she married know that goofy, that she'd made a lifelong commitment to a man who lived much of his life behind bars the longest subbing policy in prison. the he was held in his way to jails for 45 years before being released and exiled his pulse for prisoner exchange, deal with israel on thursday. just a few lucky theater and i just heard that you left for being restricted, speaking to him by both of them on their lives, on the screen to tell him she misses him off the she was band for bleeding the occupied westbank. his 1st message on release from jail was one of resistance. the every palestinian in the world must know that the brutal is ready, occupation will never stay for ever. and that tell us time will be totally liberated. but his 1st priority was a symbol of devotion sending him on a wedding ring to replace the one that being con

until just recently they were going to put a number of gallons per person living in a house in beverly hills on water. you're not going to have that problem anymore. let me see what that looks like. look at that beautiful water flowing. coming in the dyadic send other means of transportation. isn't that beautiful? who would believe that? that's all water they could have had. i went to the governor during my first term and said why don't you do this and they said they have an environmental problem with clean water. if this water where they are, you wouldn't have had those fires. they make people put sprinklers in the ceiling of a home and they had no water in them. with this they would have had a lot of water in them. he would have had a whole different deal down there. he probably wouldn't have had a fire. you had the fire hydrants not working in california. so it's a beautiful sight. these were canals that were built. he saw for years they were empty. their shapes different forms and they rush down through the farm areas and they were sitting empty for years and now look at the way it

in between speeches about thank you for the academy and mike director and costars, you will hear beverlyis wearing blue and yellow colors or sounding that tone because they want to and virtue signal as one seen from the oscars and i think it could be a beautiful night that brings everyone together like the super bowl where you come together as a community around things you share with the problem is does that more than film. it's no longer the touchtone it once was and oscars will remind us of that tonight. >> i think you are spot on it's going to be a strong ukraine audience for sure but we've seen the previous presidents and george w. bush and others, these nights turn into a bashing session and you wonder the numbers with which trump was reelected this time, they don't even consider they may be turning off 70 million plus americans from giving up money and seeing the movies. >> one would hope it would be's in solidarity or their own friends in the palisades have their homes burned up. if you are going to do you know, you want to express a message of solidarity, that's where you go but

levine: big tip came in that john was gonna meet rielle and their daughter at the beverly hilton.ently able to obtain a spy photo of john holding his child. [camera shutter clicks] and as john was leaving the hotel, our reporters sprang up to him and said, "mr. edwards, we're from the 'national enquirer.' what are you doing here visiting rielle hunter and her baby-- we believe your baby?" at that point, it all caved in for john edwards. he was panic-stricken. he ran into a bathroom, and our reporters were on the other side, trying to get in, and security came, and john edwards was escorted out without making any comments, but we knew that we had him. we wake up to the "national enquirer" interview. i was with abc news, and what i found out is that john edwards had brokered a deal to sit down with abc news. i worked at abc news at this time, and when edwards agreed to a sit-down, it was a huge deal. everyone in the news room tuned in to watch our colleague bob woodruff hold edwards' feet to the fire. he'd have to tell the truth now. he was on national tv. but then...this happened.

self-financed the film and landed numerous well-known actors and actresses for this cast, among them beverly d'angelo, singer ashanti, and xander berkeley. also, actor keenan moran from walnut creek portrays the character named sam in no address. he spoke with our michael noho and says that the film highlights the struggles we see every day here in the bay area. more than half of homeless people are kids. kids are the greatest victim in living in the bay area. we really see the effects of homelessness. the movie is in theaters now, and the filmmaker says that half of the proceeds will go out to nonprofits helping those who are unhoused. actor simu liu is co-hosting guest hosting the kelly clarkson show today. and there's a big bay area connection. liu interviews a young innovator named emma, who is working to use ai to help alzheimer's patients. and get this. emma got her start through a program called technovation, founded by tara czarkowski from sasan mateo. shortly after technovation, i created an app called timeless, inspired by my experience with my grandmother who had alzheimer's, and

(voiceover): but megan was able to locate coralluzzo and passed that tip onto a lead investigator beverlybout her later. jarrell caught up with coralluzzo in new jersey, grilled him for five hours. but coralluzzo denied everything. more important, he was in new jersey when paige's car was set ablaze. so jarrell let him go. keith morrison: and if he didn't burn the car, doesn't that let him out? no. why not? because his actions lead me to believe that he did something so disgusting and vile that he had to leave grand junction and lie about his family dying. something happened. keith morrison (voiceover): and there was somebody else, said megan. he told multiple people that he did something so terrible that he could never take it to the grave and that he would never be forgiven. what was that besides murdering somebody? george was a sketchy person, and he totally did this. keith morrison (voiceover): the coralluzzo she knew, she said, was cunning enough to have one of his pals help him, somebody like this guy, his best friend, jose tavera. detectives suspected that, too. so they found taver

i'm beverly king with san francisco recreation and parks department. i'm pleased to present to you today the golden gate park skate area naming two zion skate on skate plaza park the name will recognize zion's amazing contribution to the skateboarding community in san francisco. >> i didn't mean i don't mean interrupt. i think we're going zion skate plaza not going on zion skate plus a park. >> i know i'm not there. sorry. >> it will be reflected correctly on the slide. so just to give you a little background on waller's skate park. so this area was a busy roadway for quite some time until 1998 when the golden gate park master plan reprioritize set to be a community use space. it was converted into a parking lot in 2007 and then transformed into a skate park in 2011 with input from the skate community. there was a major remodel and upgrade to the plaza in 2022 with asphalt and skate elements and landscaping to really help a thriving skate community come together. >> this was a space where grassroot community members really came together with local skat

hi beverly with rec and park we're happy to figure out maybe there's a technicality on that piece butfor this any it was in december for that particular grant but happy to come back and provide more technical information for the supervisors . >> no problem. i mean it's written here. it's just that it talks about for their grant performance period from december 4th, 2024 through march 31st, 2027. that's what the assumption that it's been already approved by the coastal commission. >> again, i'm happy to find out the technicalities on that piece. >> i see. interesting. okay. i'll just i just confirm the grant contract period we have a contract and that is the contract period. we did sign the contract like around december 12th but they initiate the day they initiate the agreement that is the day that the grant performance period starts whether we spent money or not understood it's clear. >> i hope that's clear. yes. thank you. and so with that i'd like to move this item to which i should say sorry supervisor what is your email with this item there we moved with recommendation to the full