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charlene, her appearance , which and her state of health have recently... caused concern, she looks greatd festive, and it seems that the prince is happy, his wife noticed that the whole family is assembled again, however, some still expressed that this is another game for the public, they say that the family idyll is only in official photos, everything is sad in life and no long joint holidays will fix this, well, let them tell you, maybe they don’t believe in miracles, magic and love, and in vain, it’s good that you and i believe. and we are waiting for the holiday, let it be luxurious, that’s all for today, we’ll see you in the new year, we’ll chat, we didn’t let us sing, but we got a picture: the canvas that the beatles created together is being put up for auction. it happened in japan in 196, during tour of the british quartet, there was a strike by local traditionalists who did not like the fact that the betls wanted to sing in the martial arts arena. while the musicians were waiting out the excitement, they remembered that art. telegraphy in japan was generally equivalent to wieldi

albert and charlene delighted their subjects with pictures against the backdrop of the new year tree.t up for auction. it happened in japan in 1966, during a tour of a british quartet. there was a strike by local traditionalists who did not like the fact that the betlas wanted to sing in the martial arts arena while the musicians while waiting out the excitement, we remembered that the art of calligraphy in japan was generally equivalent to wielding a sword. then they bought good japanese paper for... performers, as far as i know, andrey, hello, confirm, good morning, good morning everyone, music time on the russia channel, we are visiting the film set, again, good for you, now familiar , children's choir giant , guys, hello, so we haven't eaten much porridge , come on again, guys, hello, let's find out the good old choir, children's giant, guys, please tell me, if so together, how much by the way, you have 3 hours of rehearsal every day, but it’s easy for you, you’re all in the same class, you study in the same school, yes, no, yes, but that is, it turns out that you have to collect

with a big family at home, keeping track of the gas and electricity is crucial for charlene, so she waselpless, completely and utterly helpless through it all. she is one of nearly 3 million people who are frustrated by a meter that is suddenly not so smart. for most people, the problem comes from this piece of kit. this is the actual smart meter. it is reading exactly how much gas and electricity is being used and sending all of that information directly to your supplier. for lots of people, particularly in the north of england, the connection has been faulty right from the start. but for a lot of other people, particularly with the older model of smart meter, they find that when they switch supplier, it stopped working, so all of that information is going nowhere. for paula in east yorkshire, those faults have led to big bills, with extra money taken from her account with no warning. it was the weekend so i couldn't like, get food, petrol, nothing, because they had completely cleared my account out. so they then refunded that but it took seven days. so that is a whole week with, like,

the new chair person, charlene and the old chair person, rose mary have done a lot. i'm here to tell you charlene is going to be running for congress in the san jose area. thank you very much. >> thank you. anymore public comments on the citizen advisory committee report? seeing none, let's do the report of the general manager. >> a is quarterly budget staff report from laura bush. >> hi, everyone. can i please get the slides? so, laura bush acting deputy cfo, puc here to present the first quarter of fy23-24 budget variance report. happy new year for the budget. projecting positive operating results, wastewater, clean powersf but a short fall for water. for water and wastewater revenues projected to be below budget. the budget was adopted [indiscernible] however removed may 2023 as you know. additionally, wholesale [indiscernible] power revenues projected to exceed the budget. large savings are projecting due to higher generation avoiding the need for additional power purchase in the first quarter. projections for the [indiscernible] also include 100 day plan shut do

. >> the choices arnold lowe made that day killed ethan boyce, attorney charlene ramon represents the family of ethan boyce, the champion cyclist was struck and killed on april 4th by suspected drunk driver arnold kinman. >> lowe. lowe, who's 81 years old, went before a judge and pleaded not guilty. the judge says lowe can avoid time behind bars while waiting for his next court hearing as long as he abides by strict regulations, he's not allowed to drive or consume alcohol. he's not allowed to use his passport. ramon spoke on behalf of ethan's mother and brother who attended the court appearance. >> seeing him in person was obviously difficult, and the reality is it was hard for them to be there today, even though this process is supposed to bring some justice and some closure for this family. they lost a son. they lost a brother. they lost an uncle. so there is no closure for them. >> the case also frustrating for boyce's friends who say it took too long to bring charges. the us attorney chose not to answer when asked by abc7 news why it took eight months to bring lowe's case to cour

charlene deloach, thank you so much for joining us.hanks for having me. >> happy holidays. >> happy holidays. and we are going to put that on our website under web links. we'll have all that information to help you find it because that always ends up being okay. rosemary, i know what i want. and now, oh, look, the barbie dreamhouse. i had one of those. it brings back all the memories. i have a feeling this might be hot and popular. this year with the new movie, but yes, once you pick, then you've got to go find. yes yes. and if it's really popular, maybe it's sold out. >> you're not going to receive it until december 28th. and you're like, no, oh, i know. >> then you wrap the picture in the box and then christmas just continues. >> i've been known to do that. yes, absolutely. all right. good morning to all of you. perhaps you're thinking about getting out and doing some holiday shopping. bring along the rain gear, at least for the first part of the day. here's a live look across the bay bridge and in towards san francisco where we are

the argument made by charlene barshefsky and others, she was the trade representative was, look, you have a stock market, you to have accurate reports. you have to have accurate commentary. you know, that's then you then you're on your way to a free press and you know, and that argument was made clinton and clinton adopted that. so that was part of their. okay. moreover, virtually every legislative victory scored by the clinton administration, and especially in the years after 1994 was achieved over the strong objections of a portion of his own party on many clinton initiative moves, especially those involving trade and financial deregulation. the white house relied on republi can votes while a large of the democrats sometimes, even a majority stood in opposition to their own president. clinton was a dreadful leader. i think worse. obama actually, i would. okay, i'm missing here. okay, well, let's see. toe to illustrate some of these themes themes, i'd like to offer portraits. and i'm going to abbreviate this section of to individuals who played important roles in the clinton white h

the argument made by charlene barshefsky and others, she was the trade representative was, look, you have a stock market, you to have accurate reports. you have to have accurate commentary. you know, that's then you then you're on your way to a free press and you know, and that argument was made clinton and clinton adopted that. so that was part of their. okay. moreover, virtually every legislative victory scored by the clinton administration, and especially in the years after 1994 was achieved over the strong objections of a portion of his own party on many clinton initiative moves, especially those involving trade and financial deregulation. the white house relied on republi can votes while a large of the democrats sometimes, even a majority stood in opposition to their own president. clinton was a dreadful leader. i think worse. obama actually, i would. okay, i'm missing here. okay, well, let's see. toe to illustrate some of these themes themes, i'd like to offer portraits. and i'm going to abbreviate this section of to individuals who played important roles in the clinton white h

we've got a couple of guests, charlene is coming. she's become a friend of mine.ar if you like, even though i was just tidying up and making the tm getting the that will be kind of fun to sing later. i would like to take all the credit for it. two sugar, proper tea. that will get you through an album all right. you tea. that will get you through an album all right.— album all right. you have the fireworks _ album all right. you have the fireworks in _ album all right. you have the fireworks in between. - album all right. you have the fireworks in between. yes. . we're going to do 25 minutes on the fireworks on new year's eve itself, the 12 o'clock. i think we can probably work out what the first one back in the new year is. would i be wrong? # there are no stages to love # you know the rules and so do i... yeah, it's funny. that song, never gonna give you up, it's been part of my dna now for over 30—odd years. and as mad as people may find the fact that i still enjoy singing it, istill do, because a kind of...i think it kind of solidifies in my own mind how lucky

charlene in california. democratic caller.aller: i am calling because the republican party is blaming the democrats for all of this stuff. if they would not have elected a president like trump -- an incompetent president like trump -- putting him in office to play loose goose with top-secret confidential information -- that is why it is going on in israel. it is because of trump. prudent outsmarted him and got a hold of documents he should not have. it did not help that benjamin netanyahu in israel forced himself back up in place. it is because of trump and his incompetence. for that new speaker to be smirking, almost choking, almost laughing, this is not funny. host: a reminder to you and others, mute your television please. charlotte, north carolina. independent. caller: good morning. how are you doing today? i am a first time caller and i cannot thank you enough for your unfiltered view of government. regarding my comment, i've been noticing the republican plan to split the omnibus bill from one huge bill to a dozen differe

this is on its way to david in northampton, this is going to charlene in rotherham, one more, raymond _ you? we do 750,000 units per week, extremely busy, sometimes - you? we do 750,000 units per week, extremely busy, sometimes we - you? we do 750,000 units per week, extremely busy, sometimes we have| you? we do 750,000 units per week, l extremely busy, sometimes we have so many parcels that it's quite hard to deal with but we do our best. we do approximately 60,000 per hour and we just get everything to customers wherever it is possible.- just get everything to customers wherever it is possible. hoping it nets it to wherever it is possible. hoping it gets it to customers _ wherever it is possible. hoping it gets it to customers for - wherever it is possible. hoping it l gets it to customers for christmas. how long have you worked for royal mail? , ., , ., ., , ., mail? five years, i 'oined as a deu mail? five years, i 'oined as a deputy manager _ mail? five years, i 'oined as a deputy manager in h mail? five years, ijoined as a deputy manager in my - mail? five years, ijoined as a de