>> i loved working with deede. everybody did. >> she was just so easy to like and always wanted the best for everybody. and her clients were very loyal over the years. >> deede was loyal too. not only to her clients but as a divorced mom to her children, mike and julie. >> i remember my mom explaining to me when i was about 10 years old that as you get older we're probably not going to be as close or you won't like me quite as much. and it never happened. if anything, we just got closer. >> but deede keller had a heart problem. not literally. it may have been a little too big. she loved without limits. and she simply hated to disappoint or let anyone down. she loved dogs so much she literally couldn't say no to another one. she was surrounded by them at home. >> i always joked that as soon as i graduated college that's when she started, you know, replacing us with dogs. you know, she never stopped being a mom. >> and she never stopped sort of loving everybody i guess. >> no, she never did. she was ready to be embra

grant deed by a quitclaim deed. so it asks that the board make findings on the revisions as well as the item. >> i was just about to do exactly that, so for those of you who do not know, the difference between a quick claim deed and grant deed is a quick claim deed is an instrument by which property title is transferred where in the transferrer, the seller, if you will, makes no representations to the buyer as to what they own or what encumbrances are on that title. as compared to a grant deed wherein that as a matter of law makes representations that the seller actually owns it and that it is generally free of many encumbrances. and i felt strongly that because this is a transfer from a former creature of state law to a city that i thought the successor agency, ocii should make those representations, the city and county of san francisco. and thank you as i said earlier, for humoring me on that, and we will, if there are no objections, colleagues, make those changes. we'll scratch quitclaim and insert grant deed. an

grant deed by a quitclaim deed.that the board make findings on the revisions as well as the item. >> i was just about to do exactly that, so for those of you who do not know, the difference between a quick claim deed and grant deed is a quick claim deed is an instrument by which property title is transferred where in the transferrer, the seller, if you will, makes no representations to the buyer as to what they own or what encumbrances are on that title. as compared to a grant deed wherein that as a matter of law makes representations that the seller actually owns it and that it is generally free of many encumbrances. and i felt strongly that because this is a transfer from a former creature of state law to a city that i thought the successor agency, ocii should make those representations, the city and county of san francisco. and thank you as i said earlier, for humoring me on that, and we will, if there are no objections, colleagues, make those changes. we'll scratch quitclaim and insert grant deed. and if there i

and they bore witness of his life and his deeds.n 1944, as a 32-year-old swedish businessman, he took on the risky mission to travel to the swedish legation in budapest in order to conduct a major rescue operation of jews threatened by nazi persecution. passports, employing people, and building over 30 buildings in budapest, which he declared as swedish territory, and where jews could seek shelter, he saved thousands of lives. many think even as many as 100,000 lives. he did not use traditional diplomacy, and he would have gotten nowhere. but everything from bribery to threats and blackmail. he took great personal risks. and even if we peel off some of the myth around this person, it -- he remains a remarkable symbol of personal courage in the fight against atrocities of the second world war. in hindsight, it is very clear the swedish government could have done much more to demand answers from the soviet union and their leadership. after his disappearance on the in 1945.anuary today, we must honor his life by never forgetting his de

this building, we now own the deed. [applause] we're sitting on our highest credit rating ever. [applause] treasury, how about that permanent land endowment trust fund?

this is deed everything is africa coming up in the next 15 minutes a big european delegation head to africa the e.u. is near commission president has already said she wants equal partnership for the neighboring continent we've heard that before what's different this time. and these baby locusts conflict yes but when they grow wings for middle swarms in kenya people are trying to kill them before that happens. then africa's history and grim. initial reason and they say it is a project aimed at spreading knowledge. hello i'm christy mondo welcome to africa it's good to have your company a meeting between african union officials and counterparts will take place in about on thursday it will be the 10 e.u. commission to commission meeting and the focus is on migration peace and security jobs and climate change for their odds the europeans made by commission president lyon are taking a record sized delegation to that meeting for the lion who is just 3 months into the job has put africa at the top of her agenda good morning to you commission president on the lion share the importance of afr

as duane hollow horn bear explains it, that deed could be a small as sharing's ones food with somebody or as large as saving someone's life during battle. each eagle feather represents a moment in what that particular individual was honored by his community. for a man to have an eagle heather that eagle feather headdress with a trail this long, that means he was somebody who was revered and respected within his own society by his own people. while eagle feather headdresses are very closely associated with plains indian warriors and lakota warriors in particular, they're not the only style of headdress that lakota men wore. there are various styles of headdress, so while this style of headdress would have been worn by some individuals in the battle, and we know this from lakotas's own depictions of the battle, for example, red horse's, we do know that there were lakota men who did where the eagle feather headdress in the battle of little bighorn, it was by no means worn by a great number of men. the other objects in the exhibit are objects that are associated with men. they are war shir

her heroic deeds as a reporter looked more like petty crimes trespassing on the presidential residence of victory on a covert age leading the rioting crowd to seize the key of city administration building breaking into a car of the security service of ukraine it looked like tatyana was more interested in making news than reporting it and gaining name recognition that could be turned into votes for her struggling political career in the opposition party fatherland she gave the world media a christmas present in 2013 when she was cruelly beaten by unknown assailants on the road despite the fact that in just 3 days all the suspects were arrested and confessed to beating tatyana during a road rage incident world media kept insisting upon the political background of the crime instantaneously tatyana became a heroic martyr uniting people around her image the beating coming and the political turmoil in ukraine this is draw if protests your own my done was once again center stage and tatyana in less than 2 months after the assault she was already healthy enough to attack the office of party of

. >>> new at 6:00, a good deed turns deadly. what chp says was the biggest mistake by a good samaritan when trying to help an injured driver. but a palo alto couple has been missing for nearly a week in the north bay. tonight their son talks to us about what he thinks might have happened. and hoping to score tickets to the musical hamilton, but it's out of your budget? the new major discount that's for one show only. >> and coming up next, a bears day out in southern california getting a lot of attention online. online. we will show you why. ding mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg is. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage if they like it. a record on job creation. change. i led a complex, diverse city through 9-11 and i have common sense plans to move america away from chaos to progress! i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. i thougin that moment. illiant we have not said one word tonight about race. not one word. are you kidding me? the heart and soul of this p

of japan. positive on a cruise ship warranty deed ofjapan. princesses on a two—week quarantine of yokohama after a passenger does the positive for the virus. he left the ship earlier when it docked in hong kong. and in the uk, more people tested have also contracted the virus. that news comes as the government issued new powers in england to keep people inquiring team to stop the disease spreading. from beijing, confidence that the will be contained but elsewhere realisations that the impact of this outbreak will continue to extend well beyond china. let's stay with the coronavirus outbreak, which is having knock on affects around the world, —— which is having knock on effects around the world, including on the economy and big events. many aerospace companies have decided not to attend the singapore airshow, which starts on tuesday, because of concerns over the virus. there are over a0 confirmed cases in the city state. monica miller is at the singapore airshow. what precautions are the organisers taking in order to keep everyone safe? this i

. >> greg: looked at his deeds and not his words. >> juan: i am saying his deeds don't seem to support> greg: look at the economy. look at prosperity. oh, my god, juan, those are called deeds. if you want to get mad about his words, you been doing it for two years. it gets you nowhere. >> juan: has he delivered on a wall? has he done something about health care? are we sending more troops to the middle east? >> emily: on mitt, was interesting, when he ran for president, those ads, the dnc adds, do you remember them? paul rand pushing the grandma off a cliff. he was vilified. it's difficult to take with any credibility or honesty these people who are cheapening him, the savior both say you're innocent until proven guilty. i thought senator scott had an incredible statement. testimony in the video clips and witnesses. if you started out with the presumption of innocence, than 100% there wasn't acquittal. but if you started out with the presumption and self conviction of guilt, no wonder you came to that guilt conclusion. quickly on hunter because i think it's important. the treasury depa

we have also agreed with us they will follow the words did not match with the deeds. match with the deedsew is that it's not good to close borders — because people still travel, they just start lying about where they've come from — meaning the disease simply spreads even further. there are experts in the uk, who defend the british position. i think quite frankly, it is a bit of each of the chinese to turn around and saying we are overreacting. this is the country that now has 30,000 people that they have confirmed has this. there's probably a big clinical aspirin to their well that's 30,000 in concert to see tiny tip of that aspect. there might be as many as 100,000 people infected. they have knocked out more hospitals in about two weeks. that is a pretty enforceable reaction to what they must perceive to bea reaction to what they must perceive to be a critical threat. china is certainly sparing no effort in trying to contain the virus. 1 streets all over china are being sprayed with disinfectant, this is yichang in hubei province. in hong kong thousands of people queued around the block

on today's world cancer day we take you to ghana activists are trying to raise awareness of the deeds disease especially in children and also to raise funds for treatment medical coverage is limited in the west african country and because many seek help late survival rates for child cancer patients is disturbing the. franklin was diagnosed with bone cancer at the age of 13 now 3 years later the disease has resulted in doctors amputate in his right leg franklin is now recovering but his mother says at 1st the family could not stand the news when my son was diagnosed doctors told me he could be treated but it requires money. the most difficult aspect for me in the family was when dr said his leg will have to be amputated to save his life. as it would be frontin isn't able to live a normal life as a child he has to be asked is that to do many things on all comers i cannot. do almost always only and see the peace mission. teaching hospital is one of 2 facilities that provides comprehensive pediatric cancer treatment in the country out of $5000.00 p.c.'s only $300.00 attended 2 yeah doctor

amount joined by deeds kamandi who is in nairobi for us hello edith how is the news all full of president. being received by kenyans as you can imagine christine it's been a mixed bag of feelings and that's exactly what i was trying to establish earlier today when i went to the streets of nairobi and i asked him a simple question how do you remember this man daniel to reteach are more and this is what they had to say. he was actually a very peaceful man. economy in the midst of that. county this peace. thousands of. thousands of kenyans from. the. 4 memory. i would want to take. a family that is a grieving but. very 4 members. it's very clear edith that mr moore it was a polarizing figure but give us a profile of who would have left him and who wouldn't have left him. who would have loved him basically anyone who was 20 in the eighty's and this is because around kenya all the countries where either going through civil war there was an attempted coup of some sort and so his style of leadership which was very much i don't fisted was considered to keep kenya stable and these are the people w

security and failing to check the president, future presidents may be emboldened to pursue more shameless deeds. of powerful words don't really mean anything. but our constitution is different it's not a historic document but the big idea that no one is above the law. everything goes to the great idea and the lives of minnesotans every day seek these opportunities they need to build a life that they want. there is nothing inevitable it's not a natural state it has chosen us in this moment and it's our job. the work of reinforcing american values of fairness and justice will continue. we have a lot of work to do but democracy is hard work. i know minnesotans are up to it. the truth is i see more common ground and hope and determination in minnesota than a see the fraction and partisanship. that is the foundation to build on.

history studies historical studies was young of our school system and if it's no day we have no sport deedes. those who have some semblance of essential feast riyad those we're taught by hobbes maybe are building. african roots is designed to close this knowledge gap especially among young people. i feel it's important that people need to know what their history because like you say if you knew your history you know you can i think is a very easy access to reform young people especially these days to be able to access that material that's an interesting point. at least the foundations before going on to it deeper understanding of afghan history where. the african roots series includes 2 minute animated videos radio stories and fact sheets that will be distributed in 6 african languages. so i say good for me it will be good and you can look at it on our website that is. dot com that is it for now from africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with these pictures off the african heroes and hero wins from the after the wrist series we'll see you

casts fresh doubt on beijing's claims that leaders are simply attending vocational training camps a deed of the investigation seems to confirm what the world has long suspected of being imprisoned simply because they're muslim also coming up china repeats reports of continuing decline in new cases of the coronavirus infection of already save a half covered 19 under control while the w.h.o. warns it's still too early to sound the all clear. i'm told me all bloody well thanks for joining us we begin with the leaked documents that appear to expose china's mistreatment of its muslim we go minority beijing has always claimed its mass detention camps for weaker ameri training centers focused on helping fight extremism but v.w. and its german media partners have evidence that contradicts that narrative it seems to confirm what many have long suspected that china is put in we goes in prison based on their religion and culture an army conrad of investigative unit reports. i would never have found out that my sister is in a camp without. this leads to lager going up the boy but. it's a detailed su

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who are we to judge their sins or good deeds. that's up to the almighty but when we took we're going to have. the funeral breaks a taboo for sex workers long stigmatized and shunned by mainstream muslim society. model she said i am of that we have finally received our rights as humans were citizens of this country and part of society we finally received our long awaited freedom after all these years we've only been exposed to oppression nothing else. a small step towards dignity in death for everyone and bangladesh. to speak to football now and by munich travelled to cologne on sunday hoping to. reclaim top spot from life see the hosts form has gone from the sublime to the ridiculous since the winter break the question being which colline would turn up this time for. followed their 51 capitulation to daughter and with a 4 nil thrashing of freiburg win or lose they guarantee goals and that was the case again against bio and. unfortunately the ball went the way of the visitors in the 1st half robert levin dubs people can distorting

and for more on the topic i'm joined now by deed of your correspondent charlotte charles until in hong kong show that we've seen this jump in both infections and fatalities how concerned are people there. when they're this. a leap in the number of cases confirmed safe far in mainland china of course is a cause for concern for people in neighboring hong kong now people here is still very scarred by the painful memories of the sun's virus back in 2003 then almost 300 people lost their lives here in hong kong so that's an epidemic hong kong of course being a very densely populated allowing for the spread of epidemics such as this quite quickly now some fall hong kong has 14 confirmed cases of the new korean a virus the fear of course is though that that number could be considerably high at that given the fact that it can take it's believed up to 2 weeks before people displaced symptoms in that time people have been traveling to and from mainland china so cools that is a concern to people here we're seeing people avoid ing big open spaces public events and being close schools are closed a

for more i'm going to show their jilani from a deed. so is it good to see you lots to talk about but 1st give us a bit of a background of who so you know exactly is. so hard to say this is a 70 year old man he presented himself as a professor as a humanitarian and geraghty worker in the last few years that i was reporting from pakistan every time there was a natural disaster and earthquake or a flood i found his organization and his people were among the 1st responders and that was because david facilitated by the pakistani army he's seen as a strategic asset by the army he moves around in high level security this is until he was arrested last year and he's somebody who the pakistani army has really taken care of despite allegations that he was launching attacks in kashmir and in india. he's india's enemy number one because of the mumbai attacks that you mentioned and the u.s. has also declared him and his organization as a global terrorist so a man backed by the army now sentenced to prison quite significant. significant because of its

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this is deed of news live from berlin an uncertain future here in germany as plans for the era after anglo-american have suddenly fallen apart the woman tipped to take over from chancellor angela merkel says she's no longer in the running the shocking announcement that and a great grandparent bought insists her decision will not affect the stability of the present government also coming up. syria's assad regime steps up its offensive in it look province the last stronghold of anti-government rebels backed by turkey . i'm told me all of the ball welcome to the program. until recently considered a done deal the german chancellor succession plan has fallen apart the woman widely seen as next in line to chancellor angela merkel says she has changed her mind and will not run for the top job in next year's election and a great crime can be known as a k.k.k. is stepping aside following events last week that broke a political taboo in germany a conservative d.c.d. you party for the 1st time teamed up with the far right alternative for germany party to win a regional election a taboo too far

deed me your ponit good data and blew it out of their lives. it could be the biggest rally of the us president's korea and he had a little trouble with some of the nines as the great religious teachers swami vivere come on no one said. the 6 but he says recent trade disputes could be coming to an end we are in the early stages of discussion for an incredible trade agreement to reduce barriers of investment between the united states and india and i am optimistic that working together the prime minister and i could reach a fantastic deal despite that optimism any breakthroughs on trade talks would be unlikely as both sides have ramped up tariffs in the last year but leaving the stadium to finish the day at one of the wonders of the world the taj mahal. on tuesday the leaders will sharpen their focus beginning renewed trade talks in delhi . is a reminder of our top stories at this hour police in germany say least 30 people have been injured after a cop plowed into crowds celebrating khan about the incident happened in the town of fog mohsen in the

i'm joined now in studio by my deed of business colleague. q you started your own you tube channel in 2007 how did the site look back then compared to looks now yet the docs aim for past remember at that time i was very interesting everybody was doing what basically i was doing i was a teenager in my bedroom talking about the missed monday and things it wasn't fancy at all and it was not about product placement or ad revenue at all and that only started in about like 2012 i think and now are the ad revenue is i think 200-1000 was $15000000000.00 u.s. dollars which is insane you were talking about this earlier i look at you tube and i see that it's almost the interface has really changed that much is so user driven i look at and i say it has really changed that much you say it's changed completely yes definitely especially the top creators of you tube. users basically that generated the most viral content they say that you tube is not what do used to be used to be like a fun place where you could be creative where you could be weird and now a

conference with a fervent belief plea that the charter should be translated into long-lasting and inviolate deedsdience were, "oh, what a great day this can be in history." his words were spoken with homespun directness and the sincerity of a prayer. in referring to the charter, the president said with equal depth of feeling, "the world must now use it. if we fail to use it, we will betray those who have died to ensure that we may meet here in freedom and safety to create it. if we seek to use it selfishly for the advantage of any nation, we shall be equally guilty of that betrayal. this charter is only the beginning. that it must be made to live, and the fact that there is such a charter, is ample cause for universal and profound thanksgiving to almighty god." in closing his speech the , president said, "let us not fail to grasp this supreme chance to establish a worldwide rule of reason, to create an enduring peace under guidance of god." ♪ president truman's appearance in new york city on october 27, 1945, in connection with the nation's first navy day after the victorious completion of the gr

this is deed up. news and these are our top stories germany is in mourning after a far right extremist killed 10 people the gunman walked into 2 shishir bars in the western city of han near frankfurt and opened fire on his victims most of them were of turkish or kurdish descent the suspect later killed himself and his mother prosecutors are treating the attacks as terrorism german president front was one of several politicians who visited her.

a deed of university gay should talk to the relatives of those imprisoned in reeducation camps also coming up. the fear that history will repeat itself our correspondent here's how the sars outbreak back in 2003 is fuel.

who are we to judge their sins or good deeds. that's up to the almighty but when we tell going to have them. the funeral breaks or to boo for sex workers long stigmatized and shunned by mainstream muslim society. models here i am of that we are finally received our rights as humans were citizens of this country and part of society we finally received our long awaited freedom after all these years we've only been exposed to oppression nothing else than. a small step towards dignity in death for everyone in bangladesh. we've decided to make it freaky friday have you ever heard of the term creepy cute yes well think about it and one artist in singapore. does so by putting a dark twist on familiar foods what you see behind me is just an appetizer. you'd think it's canned food but look closer and you'll change your mind tiny baby hearts tiny baby parts clay creations that are anything but cute. i think it has always been about that combination of things that people find soft traditionally typically cute but then having a twist to it.

this is the deed of union is live from berlin germany is in mourning after a far right extremist killed 10 people with immigrant backgrounds the gunman walked into 2 bars in the city of hama near frankfurt and shot his victims prosecutors are treating it as an act of terrorism chancellor angela merkel expressed her condolences. because in with people across the whole of germany i'm sure the detainee felt today by the people of her now over the brutal deaths of so many of our fellow citizens. i'm told me a lot of ball welcome to the program germany is reeling following the deaths of 10 people in a terror attack a suspected far right extremist with a gun walked into to shabazz in the western city of hot i'll run for it he targeted people of color and opened fire the suspect was a 43 year old german identified by police as toby s r it's believed he later killed his mother before taking his own life in their apartment. fear and disbelief in hanau people gathered in the evening to stand up to hate and seen a phobia one of the mourners germany's president. bush the younger than i did him and

hello i'm christine want to welcome to deeds of the news africa it's good to have your company the growing armed conflicts in the south hell is high on the agenda of the munich security conference which opened here in germany today this conference is often described as the most important security for on the planet and this year's meeting brings together more than 500 decision makers and 35 heads of state including leaders from the south held region concern is growing over the increasing violence in the sahil states some of which is being filled by climate change but it's not the only issue affecting africa sits. we discussed of munich the main theme of the meeting is something they have decided to call west's listeners the idea that the west is in retreat. is egypt c'mon is in munich for the conference and she joins me now it is it's good to see you we'll talk about that strange to. listeners in a moment but 1st i want to ask you just how much importance to our leaders gathered in munich putting on the crisis in this hell. oh quite a significant amount actually and you can tell by the dele

when karaman scored his 2nd on the stroke of half time the good ship was in choppy waters and deeds was. perhaps there were some answers in here for her to stand in coach alexander newry. a win would have seen dusseldorf move within 3 points of the berliners looking to protect their lead they withdrew striker carr a man on 63 minutes and have to promptly scored as tommy puts through his own net. 2 minutes later it was 32 but he is couldn't you know with the goal via a deflection. with a quarter of an hour to go ahead his big money january signing crystal was filled in the box he completed the comeback from the spot an ideal time to back his 1st goal for his new club but a bitter blow for the hosts not least for their 2 goal striker. we could have drugs has a down with us today they've confidence with that and the point doesn't do much for us in the end because i'm in. the harder and drawl for how to keep shut to doff at bay though once the frustration has subsided for those lows men they can take solace in a run of form that has seen them lose just once in 5 games. you're watching news

and you are forced washing deed of you news live from berlin next is world stories with a look at the75th anniversary of the bombing of dresden world war 2 and witnesses who remember the war's lasting effect don't forget you get all the latest news around the clock on the website that's you dot com up next thanks for joining us. or. i'm not laughing. i just sometimes i am but most of the things which are the companies we seem to have been fixed even to the german culture of looking at stereotypes aquatics but interesting to see you sometime truth i know not the time . needed to be taken as grandma did you know it's all about their nothing i might show join me to meet the gentleman from d w. o.

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hello i'm christine will go well come to deeds every news africa it's good to have your company but always presidents people with that it has been dealt another blow the constitutional court has dismissed his appeal off a courtroom ling that an old he's may election win last week judges ruled that the 2900 had been mocked by irregularities and nominees which they described as being so widespread and systematic that the integrity of the results had been seriously compromised now it's the 1st time a presidential election has been challenge on vehicle grounds since malawi gained independence in 1964 and it's only the 2nd time and election has been nullified in africa the 1st was kenya in 2017 now thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets to celebrate the decision by the courts they are also calling for the head of the election commission chain to be fired they accuse her of failing to ensure the election was fair and credible. let's go over to the malawian capital where our reporter got a is standing by hi alison so you have been at the demonstration tell us more about what protest

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