it breached the treaty and once the case dismissed, christina mary, now i know is professor of lord liverpool, john moore is university. she says the case is about violations of the genocide convention, not russia's use a force against new crane. this is not in a position against to the shop of committing the general side of the case is based on the following. the. on the following down, you might claim to present to the buy ukraine. russia no, sorry to have stopped the that was good. i strongly against you. green on the basis of a false claim that you create and was completing the genocide india individual on top of the task and done yes, good in ukraine. and these false allegations on is being used false allegations to prevent and punish the genocide is as being used to start to start the work it's, it's in both until the mind that the mouth to 2020, to be the initial cost of just the sort of a, the issue with the probation on measurements in these case, i'd like to test done in the case against the side. he's published on measurable success daughter. most of the above and beyond measuremen

high risk mary yes, christina. >> another strong storm very similar to the one that pulled through. although we are already just very saturated as we heard tom vacar are talking about a moment ago. so with that said, do expect the trees to come down. the possibility of power outages as this storm is not only bringing a lot of rain, it's bringing the wind once again. here's a live look outside our doors where a little bit of sunshine out there today, but the rain didn't stop on and off. pretty much for everybody out there with widespread scattered showers and temperatures this afternoon in the low to mid to upper 50s, it's been a cool one, and that's not going to change a whole lot. our temperatures won't change much moving forward. the snow levels actually dropped down about 3000ft earlier today, so that's an indication of again, the cooler weather out there, a scattered showers continuing through the bay area and california. and look at what's happening over the sierra. in addition to that, snow, we've got thunderstorms there with all the lightning strikes appearing here on storm t

my name is christina irving, and i'm also with the dignity fund coalition. um, i'm going to echo what marie said, that we remain hopeful that the dignity fund allocation was in das's budget and are very appreciative of that. we are asking for the support of the commission in our advocacy efforts, both for this next fiscal year and for the future years, that we are able to retain the funding, um, that is so needed for this growing population of older adults and adults with disabilities within the city. the goal of the fund was really to create sustained funding for this growing population. um, and, and as marie said, that annual allocation is added to das baseline. so when we lose the funding, the effect is cumulative. we think of it often in terms of this $3 million a year, but it when it gets added into that baseline, it is a much greater impact. so the loss of the dignity fund allocation in this current fiscal year isn't just the $3 million now. it's an actual loss of $39 million over multiple years. that would continue to support funds for services for older adults and adults with disabi

christina yes. so we're fortunate to have a very sort of well discussed, but also well misunderstood. first lady. so for us, you know, the most prominent space that see her and you see marylincoln is through the the blue room. so we have a recreated white house. when you walk into our museum and you see mary lincoln and she's getting dressed for a ball. elizabeth is zipping up or i guess tying her up in the back. and then all of these sort of headless mannequins who are supposed to be other wealthy white women who are in the original design were gossiping about mary and talking about how much. they hate mary lincoln. and it's one of those things where i can always tell if the exhibit team, the design museum was diverse or not, because if it's not, that's the kind of narrative you get when. and of course, the exhibit's field is overwhelmingly male and which is part of the challenge. right. but so you have these kind of headless women who gossiping about mary, and that was the original interpretation. and one of the ways in which we've actually that is to really start to center the women in their own stories. so instead of talking about all the ways that these women hated