cindy first notices levi's car still parked in their driveway. kind of concerned. >> i went into the house and karl came up to the window and the door and started banging and saying, call 911, levi is dead. >> ma'am, what's going on? >> the truck fell on my stepson. >> the truck fell on your stepson? >> we just got home, and i don't think he's alive. >> you don't think he's alive? >> no, my husband's lifting off the truck. >> karl had pulled levi out from underneath the truck. and you could see -- you could see the -- indentation on his chest. >> the truck was jacked up by a single railroad-type jack. >> levi was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> levi's 23 years old at the time of his death. >> at first it didn't appear to be anything out of the ordinary? >> no, it appeared to be an accident. >> after levi's death, the investigation is very cursory. general reports were filed. the doctor signed off on it. there was no autopsy. it gave every appearance of being an unfortunate accident. >> it was shortly after levi died that ka

cindy first notices levi's car still parked in their driveway. she's kind of concerned. >> i went in the house and karl came up to the window in the door and started banging and saying, call 911. levi is dead. >> ma'am? what's going on? >> the truck fell on my step-son. >> the truck fell on your stepson? >> we just got home, and i don't think he's alive. >> you don't think he's alive? >> no. my husband's lifting up the truck. >> cindy's basically taking information she got from her husband karl and is relaying it to the 911 dispatcher. >> they want to start cpr. do you know cpr? >> his chest is crushed! >> his chest is crushed. >> his chest is crushed? >> there's no -- he's probably been under there for hours. oh, my god. this is awful. >> karl had pulled levi out from underneath the truck, and you could see the indentation on his, um, chest. >> the truck was jacked up by a single railroad type jack. >> this is the kind of jack that police found? >> that's similar. similar. it's a railroad jack. >> and you make for a very weak foundation. the hig

can you talk about that cindy? >> you are absolutely right about the alliances and it is not just the importance of them internally, but externally as well. if i can back up just a little bit, one thing i would like to mention is that we had no dust have no alliances, no opportunities, we can't do anything unless we remind ourselves that china and russia have a great deal to do with what is going on inside all of the african continent, and not in a good way. that is an issue that we need to deal with but more importantly, we as americans need to make sure we are involved in africa and we do stay involved with our alliances, our investment, etc.. if we don't, we will wind up with two countries that will destabilize most of africa. you talk about the alliances in general. we are always stronger when we work together. that is plain and simple. there is strength and numbers and strength in the ability to listen and care about what is going on, that is very true with alliances and especially in africa. we need to also i

cindy mccain needs no introduction.er involvement in humanitarian and other work around the globe are certainly well known. most recently if you've heard the news that the likely appointment by the to work. she will talk about that if she wants to. also, ben affleck. i have been acquainted with the work he has done. we'll bristle sometimes in congress when hollywood stars come and testify on this issue or that. with ben affleck, we know he knows what he is talking about. he has put in time and resources and effort into this and has become a real expert on these issues. he can lend some good advocacy work in all that he does. we look forward to this discussion. let me get it started off. representative bass, with regard to foreign policy, it is often said that politics stop at the water's edge. we know that is not completely true. with regard to africa, it is more true than not. the you talk about that and the initiatives that you have going with your colleagues both in your own party and across the aisle? >> first of al

cindy mccain needs no introduction. her involvement in work around the globe -- humanitarian work around the globe are certainly well-known and recognized, most recently you heard the news, the important -- appointment by the biden administration. also ben affleck. i've been acquainted with the work he's done. we awful -- bristle in congress when hollywood stars come in. with ben affleck, he knows what he's talking about. he's put in time and resources and effort into this and become a real expert on these issues and can lend some advocacy work in all that he does. so, we look forward to this discussion. and let me just get it started off. representative bass, with regard to foreign policy, it's often said that politics stops at the water's edge. we know that's not completely true. with regard to africa, it's more true than not. can you talk a little bit about that and talk about some of the initiatives that you have going with your colleagues, both in your own party and across the aisle? what is going on most recently?

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her ron's wife, cindy. and stephanie's husband, dale bruner. and as detectives dug deeper into the bruner marriage, a grill-y secrets emerged that would put dale at the very top of the suspect list. here again is keith morrison with "secrets in the snow". >> it's horrible. i don't even know how to explain having a microscope go into your world. it's surreal. >> there are few secrets in a person's life that can escape the attention of a determined homicide effective. >> everything comes out. absolutely everything. >> and dale and stephanie it turned out had their share of secrets. but the weird thing, one chilly morning, six weeks before stephanie was murdered. as stephanie told her friend, jennifer. >> she heard spanking. she told me she counted at least eight spanx before she got up the stairs and down the hall to the kitchen. >> my boy was acting out far beyond the norm. i said, come on. >> that was a wednesday morning. stephanie was furious about the spanking and stormed off to work and that very day was laid off from her county job. and the

i know i'm going to, i'm going to end with cindy black. so because we are actually in danger of doing an entire new tv show. i nice. so now me allow me to wrap it up, but tanya and charlie and brandy you are now some friends of the stream. you have an open invitation to come back anytime that and with cindy black stop. thank you so much appreciate you make which wilful and reckless discrimination in a worst case scenario, causing the unnecessary family separations for 1st nations hard to children and sadly, the desa some children. this isn't a quote from a 100 years ago. this is from a 2019 legal decision against the canadian government. the canadian government provides on equal fed barrels public services for 1st nations, people and amex far harder to recover from the trauma residential schools. this generation of frustrations, kids goes into foster care 14 times to read of other kid more kids in the cares in a residential school. let's make sure this generation doesn't have to recover from their childhood. so that gives you some insight

you have an open invitation to come back anytime that and with cindy black stop. thank you so much appreciate you make which wilful and reckless discrimination in a worst case scenario, causing the unnecessary family separations for 1st nations hard to children and sadly, the desa some children. this isn't a quote from a 100 years ago. this is from a 2019 legal decision against the canadian government. the canadian government provides on equal fab barrels public services for 1st nations, people and amex far harder to recover from the trauma residential schools. this generation appreciation kids goes into foster care, 14 times the rate of other kids, more kids who cares in a residential school. let's make sure this generation doesn't have to recover from their childhood. so that gives you some insight into what an aliens are talking about right now regarding their residential schools and the legacy. you can watch for stream episode as stream out his era dot com. it has been a while since protest in columbia have made it international news headlines. demonstrations

cindy, so great to net mindset coming in. cindy, so great to get your — mindset coming in. your insights, thanks for - to get your insights, thanks for joining us. cindy boren there of the washington post. they will be a lot of talk now about athletes and their mental health after this issue with simone biles any she has probably talked about it. in the same way came after naomi osaka started talking about it, and it was another shock here earlier today in tokyo, when the japanese superstar tennis player also lost in her third round. she had a shock exit against a czech player in straight sets, and just to give you some perspective, naomi osaka, second in the world at the moment, and the czech player 42nd, so naomi osaka did not speak straight after the match, but afterwards said her disappointed —— how disappointed and trust she was, and that the olympics is a special kind of pressure. she has been one of the main faces here in tokyo, you see here everywhere you go, on billboards, she was the one chosen to like the old and the elliptic flame, so this really was a shock in

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me all he's taken to loop in a blue to cindy, wanted you to marketing as you did for me into he moved to the she a scene for him to go look at the net, but she will, she did it, but she had to get into the cache on the team to get him into the computer. make him a kimono, emma, can everybody hear me more or less? if you need to model it using audio, milton, they're going to kill me more and be to them later lunch and other p document tomorrow. you know, i can, but i don't seem to be on it or kilo because it was already arcadia ross in the me to go. she's in the world for a conference to cindy as well as he left us equally indeed, deposition oil plot to the media. know what he'll do. the portable eshola she lost my daughter, she's a bill plus eagle. my lot she though the law in what are the only not have to in the conflict oper, floor novels call new novel say that the body will model see? or if you know, i don't remember either. yes. so all his chemical compounds out made out of petroleum. petroleum is a possible few, very sticky. and it's is by a cumulative because it's a fertile com

these pictures show cindy under lockdown. _ we've had. these pictures show cindy under lockdown. new restrictions. —— sydney under lockdown. are they ready to move from close to zero covid to living with covid? that would be a huge practical shift. in time, it would mean easing the travel ban. it would mean letting the virus and. australians don't agree on how, when, or even if to do this. because of that, some argue the virus is asking something more fundamental about what kind of country australia wants to be. let's go back to the start. when scott morrison took axon.— go back to the start. when scott morrison took axon. tonight, we will be resolving — morrison took axon. tonight, we will be resolving to _ morrison took axon. tonight, we will be resolving to move _ morrison took axon. tonight, we will be resolving to move to _ morrison took axon. tonight, we will be resolving to move to a _ morrison took axon. tonight, we will be resolving to move to a position i be resolving to move to a position where _ be resolving to move to a position where a _ be resolving to move to a po

me, me some cindy thought physically felt more safe if china came to help us. you've told me least the look on the if someone is already faced the same problems before you look and found solution, you know, maybe haven't. yeah. it does give you a feeling of security that sort of cynical don't want to hit the link with mentor. did a quick question. so the, because you see these problem building and you don't know how to solve a long cycle, many side of the china as the savior in times of need. whether it was politically motivated or not. the symbolism worked for ricardo in his family . in the early stages of the pandemic, no help was forthcoming from the european union. ah, we saw when we saw china that really experienced a catastrophe in the beginning of the pandemic. and china was really devastating in the beginning. so course on what they offer to help us with that it showed us that they were prepared out on their power some of the most. and they're afraid of nothing and nobody can learn about what to be needed. and so not me. the theory as is greece is most

my name is cindy lynn. i'm the manager for the covid, well, for the food coordination team at h.s.a. within d.a.s.. we are excited to see the model of student empowerment imposed and we're looking forward to seeing it once passed. we are a newly formed team first from the covid command center. we're currently a team of four and we have all had experience working in the food security space. i myself grew up in chinatown and was raised on food stamps, so this work is incredibly meaningful to me. in the last 16 months, we have worked to administer over $80 million. we look fat to continuing the support of some of the innovative programs which addressed the heightened needs of the community and to contribute towards ending food insecurity in san francisco. in order to learn and draw from the expertise of the d.a.s. team which has long supported a network of meal services for seniors and adults support thousands of seniors many low income throughout san francisco. d.a.s. supports congregate meals and groceries.

we've been working in this field for 20 years, so the to cindy off him to be a good call. he wants to develop an effective and low cost system fall in cost and cruise to good $15.00 and he can walk in the hotel staff filled the devices which cost several $100.00 euros with a special feeling solution. then it's electrolytic li, charged on site. could you use it that way? so it's important of course that again, feel good and they feel safe, especially when they come here for an event like this one is hosts, we have a certain responsibility. it would be a disaster for us if half the people at such an event were infected with a corona virus. one i could see and engineer you on go is still looking for the green light from the health authorities for widespread use. investors will have to wait until later today at the soonest, to find out whether opec and allies will increase production as expected, was major or producing nations fail to agree on their output strategy on thursday, extending their meeting, and they hope to find common ground later today the so called opec plus gro

also be the thought the met lucila is the little this is cindy. if you see cassius, grandma lead. ah no, no, no, no, she just today the man had blue shoes proceeded to, she went out to see what we need to do. that is going to be there for 2 months. gotta be enough with the furniture in there, shall i never contact the key for you to be sure you get in contact with you. he worked with you last week was conditioned with mom was wanting me to talk to you and a people that i have live p d a in a class and i guess the class catch you on the team, she kind of put in. but what the diesel was easy, i don't i will need to but he said he'll do more than a deeper good. what would be say it i don't have that. i don't know somebody and use them. i don't know how much the needs of anything we use for live layer for them. a job was in the ship cream. talked about the time. it's not that bad. not to be good because i'm not we're not going to be going to love it because you know, i just most of the event that i'm wrong, probably i hope avenue north is what it was that i was on a new one moment and

. ♪ ♪ haidi: breaking news crossing the bloomberg, go cindy buyout, the sydney airport is not in thet interest of shareholders, really interesting, because almost $17 billion u.s. made was the biggest on record in australia and about 42% higher than market value at the time, but we had heard that the cindy -- sydney airport abroad was going to reject the offer of the alliance. this is according to local reporting, and we are hearing that proposal has been rejected. all right, let's get into the bloomberg scoop. the u.s. won't be reviving former economic talks with china, which were abandoned during the trump era. reactions from beijing as relations continue to suffer. for more, we are joined by bloomberg national security reporter bill barrier. bill, they are having to reset the relationship, but we are getting more clarity as to what the biden approach is. bill: right. what we are seeing is in large part a continuation of the trump lessee and an expansion or extension of them into new areas, so we are expecting a business advisory of hong kong to come as soon as friday. we have seen

cindy and scott graham. >> ben was family. i mean, he was family. >> and then there was ben's mother love. the brightest thing in his life. the one good thing that came from his first marriage. alyssa. >> everybody said that he loved to me more than anything. and i think it's true. >> quite true, of course. so, there was little joking at first to win one man. even if one of the woman was just three. >> our first date alyssa was there. we were eating and i was just trying to talk to ben get to know one. and she's like, don't talk to my dad. >> i remember meeting her, i didn't really like her. [laughs] many he was talking to my dad. >> more than talking to him, as it soon turned out. ben and melissa moved in just segue together just a month later. assert the sort of thing a three year old finds hard to understand. >> she said i love you, and i said don't talk to my dad that we. >> but as we said, it was a love story. then for both of them. as jamie a friend and future bridesmaid put it -- >> he was truly her best friend and he w

la edad no es cindy mito. claro ejemplo—— un lÍmite.a y con su madre. ambas felicidades. cÓmo surge esta maravillosa iniciativa de vacunar a varias personas? a 500 personas contra el coronavirus en tu comunidad. cuÉntanos. >> pues, yo estaba registrando a mis abuelos. entonces, se me vino a la mente la idea de ayudar a los adultos mayores. quÉ pasarÍa si los podrÍa ayudar entonces. le comentÉ la idea a mi madre y me dijo que estaba bien, que ella me apoyaba. empece a registrar. presentadora: de verdad, no sabes quÉ gusto me da que podamos hablar contigo. ayudaste a tus abuelos y luego a toda una comunidad para vacunarse. ahora formas parte de las 100 mujeres mÁs poderosas de mÉxico en la revista fords. quÉ significa para ti estar incluida en esta revista. >> me siento muy feliz. muy orgullosa de mÍ. no sÉ cÓmo expresarlo. por asÍ decirlo. carolina: totalmente. que gran felicidad para ambas. para nosotras. somos mujeres muy orgullosa de ti y para esa madre que no para de sonreÍr. su hija tiene sÓlo 12 aÑos. cÓmo se siente estar al lado d

see that plans to and john b ecology. muscogee boys in mind and they get the vitals and cindy wadley in about a month on equal msf would do that. if you could give me because it was done, it kills repair medical mantle in washing photography. delicate to jump on it. mm mm. wound. people go on latch room, magical pulled up. my dad usually took either, you know, you got and i got 80000001 now when i, when you feel a month and i might about no miss, no one has come along as long as it was. all right, can i have come up with the key? yeah. he's not in ours or my back like i you can david, you know why he didn't watch so much. yeah. yeah. yeah. you're not look at, look at the game room. it has a question i'm talking about almost equal words when the when the ask is still going to the little band going this is in the visit is i don't, was you place locally live here in the mall, chris from from one to come me, your name on the not, not something dollars, dollars or my school in the i least once the what will come civic team he give was only a player wants to rule in up, up sit on the see h

can you show from the shift shift fanatic for cindy? yeah, sure. really. it was long so to me, to remind you that they will not agree. i agree, but it's just the cooks at specialist less. i think we need to chicago fish napoleon, which was which you from maryland . ah me. i don't know. i did not just do guerrero, g, w buddies, i believe you think you can or not a good was when he could get there was a blue depending on the coverage. you just go there you go to the gym if this need to. yeah, we need a football be so that you, when you open up a little movie and you have to go to the new choice facilities, this be a little bit tail in the book. i also look at jim's to see if there's yes, because all we could, james, i'm going you duck them. we loosely move a casual moment on my fellow who it will the ball track of you progress and put your mouth. oh, you got sick boy, bob. bob, would you give me a clue why he wasn't actually he was still listed just but he didn't go to just go to what's the thing you so what you do just so that is when we saw this figure, le

you speak to cindy haldeman who is a senior economist at the food and agriculture organization of the united nation. thanks for joining us on the do you business? the un set this clear target. 0 hunger by 2030. but is that moving out of reach now? well, i think last year 2020, created a huge challenge for us. we just came out with our assessment, which is the 1st assessment of 2020 coven impact. and we're seeing that in that one year alone, we have up to 161000000 more hungry and 2020. now that's an increase. that's the highest we've seen in decades. i think the other thing that's really critical to point out is that last year, although we saw across the board, not only in africa that in asia and latin america increases in hunger. so definitely, you know, we are now facing a much more difficult situation to meeting the target and those high numbers are hungry. are they attributable to the pandemic and it's fall out. well, i think what we're finding is that 2020 with the unique year because we saw the largest increase and we also thought and across the board and all the countries the m

we don't have any problems with accepting food when we get this climate extreme, and then you can cindy haldeman from the food and agriculture organization of the united nation. thank you very much for coming on and explaining this part. thank you. now let's take a quick look at some of the other business stories making headlines. china is tightening its cracked down on tech companies, issuing draft rule is forcing terms to undergo security reviews before listing abroad last week, right? showing up d. d. last $15000000000.00 of market value. shortly after new york p. o and china announced the ban on new use, a sign up so sensitively due to security concerns you had put a proposal for a digital tax on the hold spokespersons that the u. s. has pushed brussels to hold off on the measure which focuses on large tech firms as leading economy, discuss tax reforms to 20 finance cheese agreed to a minimum corporate tax rates over the weekend to promotional effects. see, show that we we are welcome to the dawn of a new space age. the words of richard branson. as a virgin galactic plain blasted hi

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cindy. >> thank you, president cohen. thank you, chief, for the updates. you know, i'm listening to you give your answers in terms of the how we would solve this will situation or attack the problem, and you keep saying deployment and being tactical and things like that but when i look at the clearens rate for theft and burglary, they're dismal. how are these -- i mean, it seems these strategies may not be working and what else can we do to improve these clearance rates because i'm looking here at our website on clearance rates and i'm not sure where car burglaries fall, if it's the bug larry was it could be residential but in any event, the larceny and theft clearance rate are 2.8% versus 4% from last year in the national average is 19% and for burglaries the clearance rate is 9.4% versus 13% from last year and these are really low and it tells me that we're not apprehending these individuals. we're not arresting, we're not solving these crimes so i'm not sure how or what other strategies we can or you can explore in order to significantly affect the crim

unprecedented floods while its rivers dry up. leaving thomas struggling, great staples, lake rice, and weak cindy. i went into most equitable countries in the world. and what we can see is that even if you take a city like when floods happen in the city, it's the poor that are the most impacted. this says pile a climate scientist who campaigns full time for climate justin, having grown up in a country like india. i grew up with inequality all around me. and this is essentially what it comes down to. the world is very unequal and it's playing out in terms of climate change as well. but that inequality is found within rich countries to black and brown. people in countries like the u. s. for the u. k. a typically par than white people. and that mean they have less money to spend on air conditioning to adapt to heat waves or flood insurance to rebuild up the storm. so how can we make it fair? polluting country confessed time to time removing that pollution from the atmosphere. then they could pay reparations using more than the fair share of the mission. some country the company already doing somethi

cindy and the house seats requested. >> hey, kelly.

to my right is commissioner cindy elias, and i'd like to recognize john hamm and our talented commission staff. with that, i'll turn to the commission secretary and please call the next item on the agenda. >> clerk: we have roll call today.

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effort to buy our local daughters of the american revolution so capably led by their state regent cindy hayes to result in what we see today. and what most excites me is our partnership together in terms of continuing this tradition of honoring this man. you are all far more expert than i in the details of the life of james hoban. we all likely know some of the foundational items of his life as you know from probably researching and we first arrived in philadelphia from ireland. he later traveled to south carolina where it is presumed that george washington first admired his works and ultimately seventh home into philadelphia the next year 1792 the same year that the national design competition had been announced for the president's house and a capitol building. as we all know hogan's design was chosen actually by july and construction commenced some two decades later as stewart pointed out following the 1814 burning of the white house during the war of 1812. it was hoban who would rebuild the southern portico for president james monroe and later still the northern portico for president

yeah, just fancy pooler, you know, from the clean, but cindy and the polish, if not one of the, the, the, of course video shot by the migrants are in direct sources information. we have to get them verify to do this. we access the video metadata and use an extra to program which allows us to analyze the source code. we then find the exact dates of the videos creation, the fight, and that last video took place on august 4th, 2020. that's not to be confused to the dates of the video transfer on our computer . this video was filmed the week before we arrived when it rained a lot. the images show the dreadful consequences for the can. you imagine what they find is most of the most part you saw most oh, this man is senegalese stones in his home country. he asked to speak with us onto the law. eliminate him right in the middle of this get him right. if you don't want to come out, always it, but if it doesn't put the cost on come to the met or no, not that was not the live monkey a fraud f. yeah. but if you happen to lose, so put like the to follow up on the camp authority. you do provide f

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host: illinois, republican line, this is cindy. caller: good morning. i would like to make one comment and that i will ask you a question. how many citizens out there that can afford maybe $80,000, $100,000 electric car. i cannot, and i bet you 80% of americans cannot. can you talk a little bit about a bill that the republican sound that the democrats were trying to sneak in, millions of dollars for a fund for china for climate change? can you let the public know about that? thank you very much. guest: thank you for your call this morning. i am not sure about that specific bill, what i do know there is a strong feeling among my republican colleagues that we are giving china a pass. the paris accord allows them to continue their carbon emissions, increase their carbon emissions for the next 20 years. the very same people that want us to sign onto the paris accord tell us the world will fall apart before that happens. we have to look at answers that are tougher on china and find solutions that deal with not just china, but india and other countries who ha

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so there is and don't say dollar sign, your name was period if they add cindy, i'm also looking for a part of the school out they will pay most of you. okay. i said, i know that i think we finally got a piece before i let them. so let me just see what we have. kelly kelly. k. 51, the white one enough to to get that is a bit. ok. normally what came, which is what's on the or in the us kill india saunders most are leaders agreement or india. and that was hello. hello. hello. my name is marla. call me in the, in the i so you know, i get yourself on the legal division during can you know you're going to think over you think well, i think it was because there's other people going to bed, which is about us obviously that was what i pretty middle, civic and ethical didn't know i have a this is going to start working out. i yeah. i mean like i said, you know, that you're going to love them. yeah. for, you know, you know, younger now, you know, took it as a place meeting at noon the, like i said, you can, can even though you know, yeah, can we put on as i said, if you can mean that is used by

. >> you mentioned a couple minutes ago cindy mental health clinicians into scenes where people are in crisis rather than the police. we had a recent story where the clinicians were not always so thrilled to jump into a hot scene without police help. you got something going called the deflection initiative. how does that work and have you had enough time to drive in louisville yet? >> so which do not up and running here yet. we had something similar in atlanta and i i agree with you. i think what you'll hear is -- we want caseworker squat and what pleased to be a part of it here the reality of it is when you're dealing with issues that involve mental health and substance abuse, homelessness, you just quite never know what you're going to get. i situation may readily go south. you have to construct it in such a way that the safety of the caseworkers -- and if they feel they need a police presence that has to be afforded to them. but the idea is that when the 911 call comes in you have dispatchers who are trained and triaging out those issues that are more representative of socioeconomic