brenda was not only a leader but a friend. mr. speaker, her impact and will never be forgotten, rest well my friend. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> i rise to honor the life of a a.m. onon. he went on to play for the university of minnesota. after college adam played professionally with the pittsburgh penguins and went overseas. on october 28, adam's life was cut short during an on-ice incident. he passed away. many in our state will remember as a talented and dynamic hockey player and skills that many of us could dream having. but he will be remembered as a wonderful person who was kind, he was humble and never forgot where he came from. he was a hometown and his count less loved ones, please know that our players are with you and the state of hockey will always be there with you. adam, thank you for the memories and rest in peace. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from hawaii seek recognition? >> i request unanimous co

joining me right now is brenda oo'connor, also with us is rebecca walser. at futures, we are expecting a gain at the start of trading, although anything can happen with the inflation data take we're waiting on. we've got interest rates this morning at around 4.6% on the 10 year, take a look at the 10 year ahead of the october cpi coming out at 4.622% on the 10 year, down 1 basis point. and on the cpi, the headline number expected to be up one tenth of a percent month over month and 3.3% year over year. we're looking at the october pp be i and retail sales report coming out tomorrow followed by housing starts and building permits on friday. it's a big week. what are your expectations? >> for sure. well, thanks, maria, for having me. let's talk about cpi which is coming out in just a little bit. we actually think both on the headline and -- we're going to see lower numbers. look at what's happened in the last month. we've seen double digit declines in crude and we also know had ad that october rents have fallen. october rents are over 40% of core cpi. the que

brenda beadle: all these pieces together made a big difference.appened the morning of november 13, 2012, after dave kroupa left for work. cari was on her laptop. james masteller: we know by examination of cari farvers known facebook that she logged into her facebook at 6:39 am that morning. keith morrison: about two minutes later she logged off. she was supposed to leave for work, but never made it. james masteller: she was intercepted. something happened. that something was the defendant. keith morrison: hard to know exactly what liz did to cari, but-- james masteller: it didnt take her too long because at 9:54 am cari farvers cell phone is being used to access facebook. keith morrison: and at that moment it appeared, cari unfriended dave. james masteller: the fact that they had the temerity to actually be facebook friends, this is one of the very first acts the defendant takes, to actually eliminate that facebook friendship. keith morrison: and from then on in cyberspace, liz became cari. james masteller: all for the purpose- - for the reason of

. - if they're not sure how they're registered- - brenda grisham, who lost her son to gun violence inal officer with save alameda for everyone, or safe, the group leading the price recall effort. - so, here's the thing, i've been in oakland all of my life. i grew up in a village, single parent. my mother was my only parent, and we've always had crime. we're always gonna have crime, but the crime that's going on now is nothing near close to what we have experienced in the years. - [betty] at a recent press conference, price defended her position. - the people of alameda county elected me to do this work, and we're doing it, and so thank you. - [betty] brenda did not vote for price. - okay, that's fine, they did elect you, but a lot of 'em didn't know what you were doing. a lot of 'em had no idea. when she says that she was running on a compassionate platform, she didn't say who she was gonna be compassionate to. - [betty] more than half of californians say that crime in their local community is a problem, according to the public policy institute of california. do you believe that la co

because you don't want to be part of the state of res, where they want to have the all, you, brenda state and to exercise their right. and so to say the nation. so i think that the, the worst dream this is ease uh, one uh, state solution. and therefore only tennis which can bring a simple degree of civility. hello, right. so, immediately of course, not in the middle 2 years. well, they start, they won't be ready to go. so both sides to go all the, the 55 or 60 years on your page. but this is the only option for they say, just one more thing. this you say, i hope you spell it out. it was, it was clear maybe, yeah, to all the offensive he's way the way the show was the present crisis is the same settings are the same is with it's a whole class though a and gives way the more uh, free today. very severe actions against the come us will come back to these red is and now you have to do what needs to be. the goal is to provide that for the students and the westgate in the policy. you know, sort of the ways the free do to exercise the rifle subsidies nation, which means for 2 states was very bri

. >> well, feel like brenda. >> well, i feel like brenda.rom bristol who when she was told that there was going to be another election, she said not another one. remember everybody remembers brenda. no they simply can't. and then we've had this revolving door of people . and it revolving door of people. and it isn't just the prime minister that's been in the revolving doonl that's been in the revolving door. i mean, how many home secretaries had in secretaries have we had in recent years? how many health secretaries have had housing, secretaries have we had housing, how education? 16. it's how many education? 16. it's utterly . these people utterly ludicrous. these people breeze into a department and then they breeze out again or they're thrown out. sunak has no real mandate within his party. that's the trouble. and we now know that he was already plotting. he'd set up this what do you call it? this website address. et cetera. et cetera . address. et cetera. et cetera. ready for rishi? ready for rishi? that's right. well done. yeah. when bor

. >> the planning department had three letters of support for the proposed ordinance from brenda wade founders of arresting tisk director and the daughter of ruth and justin field president of the college arts all the letters have support for the election to have a pass for the non-profit arts education special use district at the site and the letters on this have property the legislation was continued for a nonprofit and foster a new jashs the department supports the proposed ordinance and this as opposed the continuing art again, no alternates it is creating an avenue to allow for non-profit arts education special use district at the site in the future. this that concludes my presentation. and i'm available for any questions that you may have. >> . thank you. >> um, is the supervisor is the sponsor we don't have a presentation but at this time open up for public comment if any member of the public like to submit their testimony in chambers please come forward. >> webex password: hpc2023 a remote caller? >> go ahead caller. >> good morning. my name is stephen i've spent my cyber care

so you can just imagine that you know suit brenda. nadia pulled it out as a relief conversation because wow, side is here. the team can rest up and recharge over. so the kid and then you got it looks and you forgot to everyone. yep. you're the one, you know, that's no longer you have everything on the table, bacon and sausage try the salad and the cucumber. so the team met graham and nadia while working here in the summer on the left the i wondered where these golden kids came from. nobody had helped to see you in the village before the nip, pretty the visa find out the folks you said video to be left even suddenly these wonderful kids show up and running around here in the heat rebuilding of things. and that's when i sold them in the summer, i went down to the cellar and go to some people's photos move pickles, the good for the song personally that i feel. ready even around the dinner table, the war is not far from mind. the fighting destroyed the only doctors office in the village. so when you feel you have no one with medical training, call it no nobody. but i sometimes go to the peo

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jessica: we were just in brenda vic, the evacuated town, with an escort by the authorities come and whatappening is residents are being taken to the air homes and very small groups under supervision, and band they had to get right out of their house as soon as possible come up with themselves in the car, and then go. and we were taken back out of the understanding we might be allowed to go closer and have a look at where the damage has occurred from one of the earthquakes. but just as we were about to go back in, suddenly there was a bit of a commotion, and we were told the whole area was being evacuated. a stream of cars, those that were in those that were in grindavik. clearly something caused concern, so we have to leave the area now along with everybody else. caitriona: members of the sag-aftra actors union has started working -- voting on a tentative agreement with hollywood studios that ended the 100 18-day after strike. the agreement was announced last date, overpay and industry guardrails for the use of artificial intelligence. the new contract includes both immediate and gradual

from bristol which may as brenda from bristol says, oh no, not another one. it . least need it. >> that's right. the tory mp for wellingborough , of course. now wellingborough, of course. now that's because. because of his behaviour in the house of commons, he's been recommended a ban of more more than ban of more than more than i think it was six weeks. so he's passed which passed the threshold, which means there's now a referendum . means there's now a referendum. one of those again martin, of local people in wellingborough. one of those again martin, of lo enough)le in wellingborough. one of those again martin, of loenough ifs in wellingborough. one of those again martin, of lo enough if more ellingborough. one of those again martin, of lo enough if more than|borough. one of those again martin, of lo enough if more than 10% ugh. one of those again martin, of loenough if more than 10% ofh. if enough if more than 10% of voters there demand and a recall by—election then mr bowen either must fight it or resign his seat and someone else, someone else fights it.

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therapist brenda martinez gualajara sees many first generation clients of all ethnicities who straddle disconnect between modern american motherhood and their more traditional religious upbringing. many of these clients won't tell their families they're getting therapy when you tell your parent that you know you're going to go or you feel depressed, the first thing that says it's because you don't go to church enough, it's because you don't pray. so that's a huge a huge barrier for them to coming and seeking help. this is especially true for the oldest child used to pleasing their parents. it's so in the hispanic latinx culture, it's very common for children to be parentified where the oldest child takes on the role of being the caretaker for the younger children. so as a transition into motherhood, it's i should know everything because i did i already did this. i should be perfect. i should know what i'm doing to make mental health care. more accessible to the latinx community. gualajara runs remote bilingual counseling groups. representation matters, and it does matter when a client

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. >> brenda nos cuenta cómo su muerte les marcó como familia, pero no sólo eso, sino también cómo nancyquienes logró salvar gracias a su decisión y para personas como nancy es que hoy se colocó este altar de muertos en santa clara valley medical center como una forma de agradecerles esa decisión. cada día 22 personas mueren en la estados unidos esperando una donación de un órgano y han visto que hay una gran diferencia dentro de las personas latinos que necesitan una donación de órganos y los que están ofreciendo donaciones es que el 20% de las personas que necesita una donación es latina, pero solamente un 14% de donadores pertenece a esa comunidad, por lo que es importante conocer sobre el proceso de donar órganos tal y como lo hizo brandon. >> como él ayudó y cualidades de salvó y calidad de vida. sin cuenta. no solamente órganos, tejidos, también y hueso. >> actualmente sharon se dedica a visitar escuelas para hablar con los estudiantes sobre la importancia de convertirse en donador de órganos como su hijo. si desea mayor información, puede visitar la página donor network west punto

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reporter: you can imagine, he likes to greet lots of other dogs when hit the trail with sean and brendahe is very emotionally intelligent there is a tiny dog he gets down on their level and then he will play with his head. >> they hadn't yet heard about the mysterious canine respiratory illness that has been spreading between dogs across the country. >> i will keep them more now. please now that 10 cases of the illness have been recorded in dog ear in l.a. county, the department of public health is sounding the alarm about how urgent it is to bring your dog into a vet if they are sick. >> with this infection, some dogs get very sick very rapidly and can die within two days. >> the director of valley county's veterinary public health program, she says they are working with national laboratories to try to identify the unknown pathogen infected dogs are presenting with coughing, sneezing, nasal discharge and fatigue symptoms that can quit the turn into antibiotic resistant pneumonia. >> severe reaction is where you get it and the same thing, taking your dog on walks and they are kissing ev

second, me, they have seen that what they haven't done and the okay, by that it was, i did it, brenda sims, i gave them all the cost them a heavy price. because as this i could have done on the commission has the admissions that has said that what happened in 7, on the 7th of october, they both came from nowhere manual by 6 directed. that's the under and the presentation would all be by the seniors. because on the extras, because of anxiety treatment to them because of as a bonus is when just expelled, that's what's happening on the 7th of october. therefore, any further action, we have another reaction on the same and that is all but the made an ease i'm the presentation. so going back to what is right and was doing it wouldn't be very difficult because i've tried that a success b. uh cnn. uh, goals, however, i want to say it all off in this that we should split in the civilian population that riggers of many can open ations. this has to be either us. they do this right, is as they are doing, what do i believe of college football? my of their civilian will take these luckily any that

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this opinion was expressed by the chief trial lawyer of the icc, the head of the ukrainian branch, brendahollis, at the united for justice conference in kyiv in october on the website of the ministry of ecology and during the full-scale invasion, the state eco-inspection recorded more than 2,500 russian crimes against the environment, the amount of estimated damages was 55 billion euros. daryna kolomiets, vlad nagorny and dmytro suslov, public news. a state of emergency was declared in vinnytsia due to an outbreak of hepatitis a. currently, 144 patients remain in regional hospitals. this is reported by the ministry of health on its website. residents of vinnytsia can. undergo free testing for hepatitis a, they do it in the center of infectious diseases. about 200 tests were done in almost two weeks, 60% of them turned out to be positive, the center's medical director halyna mokhniy told the public. our correspondent elvina boandarenko will tell you more about the situation with hepatitis. elvina, i congratulate you, tell me how and when everything started in vinnytsia. my greetings to the

and brenda and i to kind of heads up to, to cut the heads of babies to cut open the pregnant woman. take her baby on side and cutting dead off things that i'm happy for you, that you're not seeing those images in your head, but it's a big to my neighbors. i then not to, some of them are not capable of talking about it and then expressing what happened to them because they're still collecting our pieces. but we, we let people to us just because we are jewish. this is it, i think am a much bigger and prospective because we understand that this is like how much is like ice these. but the things that they've done are so horrific. that's when the world will understand. i think that we feel somewhat embarrassed by saying that the it's really a i'm forced is are they have no mercy on gaza? we wanted the mercy for our people. we still wanted to because they keep not a bunch of our friends and family. they're still babies. young babies, 9 months use old. is state keep nothing guys are friends with this device. the device will be as early 8 years old been kidnapped into gaza. who does that? w

coming inside is really military deployed tanks to the facilities entrance and called on people to so brenda. well, the idea of published videos are showing us troops delivering humanitarian aid through what's left of the entrance. so that hospital, the palestinian health ministry size there are kindly, over 2000 people that while the idea for boards, no hostages have been recovered. the idea of spokes person is underlined. israel is conducting military operations against hamas and not the civilian population. based on intelligence information and an operation of necessity, idea of forces are carrying out a precise until i get the operation against come us in a specified area. invest she for a hospital is really that's well we'd some us not with the civilians in the medical personnel of the hospital of sound to be along over the need to transport newborn babies to a safe location according to witnesses tanks and all my vehicles. uh, excuse me, just a few meters away from the medical facility and it will comes as the local authorities wall and the due to severe fuel shortages. all the hospita

brenda neville. >> thank you. typically, state transportation budgets tends to be dedicated primarily to the traditional road and bridge project. typically an afterthought and obviously bridges and roads are important with limited goods so states are going to be focusing on that. in iowa we sit down regularly with our dot partners and they are acutely aware of the truck parking issue but at the end of the day it is still going to roads and bridges. >> any truck parking projects being developed in iowa? >> no, there is not. and that is really important. and in their radar, and it is specific to truck parking. where these truck parking spots and and with the force. >> can you talk about the challenges from the state level. and in bismarck, north dakota. >> i have not. >> check it out. >> the dot supports senate 24, for truck parking investments. we do recognize the importance of truck parking in north dakota and nationally. we continually evaluate our truck parking needs on a regular basis as we will review investme

donación de órganos lograron salvar la vida de decenas más, mostrando la fotografía de su hermana nancy, brenda porque ella le está ayudando. >> nancy murió en 2020, pero como donadora de órganos y tejidos, sigue viva en quienes logró salvar gracias a su decisión. y para personas como nancy es que hoy se colocó este altar de muertos en santa clara valley medical center como una forma de agradecerles esa decisión. >> cada día 22 personas mueran en la estados unidos esperando una donación de un órgano y han visto que hay una grande diferencia dentro de las personas latinos que necesitan una donación de órganos y los que están ofreciendo donaciones es que el 20% de las personas que necesita una donación es latina, pero solamente un 14% de donadores pertenece a esa comunidad, por lo que es importante conocer sobre el proceso de donar órganos tal y como lo hizo brandon. >> como él ayudó y cualidades de salvó y calidad de vida. >> 5 cuenta no solamente órganos tejido también y hueso. >> actualmente sharon se dedica a visitar escuelas para hablar con los estudiantes sobre la importancia de convertirse

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brenda: los que eran como los muertos, se asustan porque ellas la que me puso aquÍ.e de mÉxico. andrea: lo adornamos para que se vea mÁs alegre. los adornos que tengo alrededor si molan las alas de las mariposas, las mariposas monarcas porque como bien sabemos en nuestra tradiciÓn son las almas de los difuntos que llegan a los altares. reportera: la muerte siempre estÁ presente y de eso se encarga brenda que explica lo que la distingue de la katrina. >> siempre tengo un vestuario mÁs pegado. reportera: john que la katrina representa a la muerte no son iguales. brenda: te invito a que tÚ tambiÉn sientas el vestirte de mÉxico, el vestirte de dÍa de muertos, tÚ dime si de katrina o de muerte. reportera: de katrina. pronto puso manos a la obra y comenzÓ mi transformaciÓn, con diversos pinceles y a base de pintura de acuarela especial para la piel poco a poco dio vida a una calavera llena de color sobre mi rostro, luego el tocado y a final el atuendo para quedar bien katrina . despuÉs nos paseamos por el pueblo mÁgico y sus rincones que se prepararon en honor a la muerte

brenda is the president and ceo of the iowa motor truck association, which is the statewide association representing iowa's trucking industry since 1942. she's been with the association for over 30 years. she's acted in national and local professional boards focused on trucking and freight management issues. ssshe graduated from the university of northern iowa with a degree in business and psychology. next, karina is a partner at city fire where she works with governments, communities and the private sector to integrate transportation and mobility solutions into infrastructure projects, land use planning, urban design and economic development. she previously served as the associate administrator for innovation research and demonstration for the federal transit administration and of the director and also the director of the city of pittsburgh's department of mobility and infrastructure and the director of transportation planning for washington, d.c. she is a fulbright scholar with a masters degree in a city and regional planning from cornell university. when i read this last night i thou

. >> i had a really nice life in paradise before november of 2018, brenda couldn't ask for more.s a lyft driver and they also work for an answering service these days. and all that's been taken away. she'll take anything she can get. >> 5 years ago, the camp fire destroyed about 11,000 homes, a half decade later, this picture of the rubble of her former home symbolizes her current life. while others rebuild this camp fire survivor is just still trying to get 5 help from the government has ended. i didn't have insurance. and i replied. >> strictly on fema. so she is turned to the public. i have a fund me because i had a medical emergency. >> coutts no longer lives in paradise. up, half many others have followed before the fire. the town had a population of around 26,000 in 2023. that number stands at about one-third of what it was where at 9,142 as of last january, collect curtis is the recovery in economic development director for paradise. curtis tells us that over the past couple of years, her town has been the fastest growing of any area in the state. on our recent trip here t

alan: gracias. >> ana brenda, otra que sigue creyÉndole matrimonio.

>> i'm kate brenda. >> of course you are. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that ist and wyatt russell" playing the same character at different stages of the character's life. the character is lee shaw? >> leevan lafayette shaw iii. >> jimmy: oh. did you know that? >> i didn't realize that was a real character name from godzilla lore, but yeah. >> jimmy: when you guys are playing the same character -- obviously you probably don't have any scenes together. that would be kind of weird, i guess. do you agree on what the character -- you have to go in beforehand and say, here's what he's going to be like, because we're playing the same guy? >> yeah. >> yeah, part of what was really fun was getting to work on the preproduction stuff with my dad. it wasn't on the set, on the fly. everything has to be architected, make sure you're playing the scenes the way they need to be played so that when they happen in the future, when things are informed for the future, you're playing the same character. >> jimmy: right. >> it was really fun to be able to sit -- i was at home, 11:00 p.m. in l.a., he was

brenda video from inside the hamas tunnels hidden under gaza's largest hospital.hern israel with more of the video. this is stunning stuff. by cs and griff i can say without question this has been one of the most active nights since we have been out here in southern israel. from our vantage point this is were showing no signs of slowing down you hear boos of the outgoing artillery israeli forces continued fire into northern gaza. that is where the idf tonight says they have obtained new tv footage from inside the hospital. israeli military officials saying videos showing two different foreign nationals being forcibly taken into the hospital by hamas on october 7 idf says this is proof hamas was using the end to a hospital on the data terror attack there's image is a tunnel is rarely forces a runs underneath the al-shifa hospital complex this is a deep staircase that leads to the entrance including a blast of proof door at a firing hole the ongoing fighting in and around al-shifa is all but force the hospital to stop functioning as a medical center. at least 31 pre

that'll show brenda.and mark zuckerberg almost had an mma fight, covid made a comeback, and we got another round of trump indictments, this time in georgia for election interference. [cheering] on august 24, trump was arrested at the fulton county jail and for the very first time we got a mug shot. yes! that is one anger-glazed ham. i tried to match that face. i tried to make my face match that face for a joke but i could never get it quite as close as my head writer. really good. spooky. beautiful girl. trump never passes up a chance to graft a buck. he immediately began selling t-shirts, posters, coffee mugs. even a beer coozy. the mug shot and the slogan "never surrender." quick reminder: that mug shot was taken the day trump surrendered. it's a bit of a mixed message, reminds me of the time nancy reagan sold "just say no" t-shirts with a picture of her doing a line of coke off of gorbachev's forehead. [laughter] did that happen? that happened, right? this case is the one where trump and his coconspira