people comparing her with dickens of.— literature. people comparing her with dickens of.nk she's the first prizewinner_ with dickens of. yeah, i think she's the first prizewinner that's - with dickens of. yeah, i think she's the first prizewinner that's a - the first prizewinner that's a female. but it's a really sad to see such a writer who's brought the nation such appreciated books, but i think she wrote the phone us —— wrote the final one a couple of years ago. but we're seeing people from across the spectrum coming and pay their tributes to her as an incredible writer. as it so often is, authors get more celebration. that would be good. james, i don't know if you are a fan of her writing, but they were incredibly detailed in novels. they sort of make you feel like you're living in the england of centuries ago. yeah, i personally — the england of centuries ago. yeah, i personally hadn't _ the england of centuries ago. yeah, i personally hadn't read _ the england of centuries ago. yeah, i personally hadn't read any, - the england of centuries ago. yeah, i personally ha

dickens eventually surrendered after officers used phone projectiles and pepper spray. police say dickens was charged with two felony counts, including evading an officer with wanton disregard. a glitch may have caused warning sirens to go off today, accidentally near the chevron refinery in richmond. the community sirens went off this afternoon in the area of richmond high school officials say the sirens went off by mistake, and there was no emergency officials say it appears a power interruption at that facility may have caused a malfunction. the lgbtq community celebrated at pride fest. oakland people came together for the event at 28th and broadway for a second straight year. west. oakland is one of two pride celebrations in oakland during the month of september, held one week after oakland pride as event included three stages of music, food vendors and even a monkey pox vaccine clinic. it's really important to kind of get in front of it and be proactive and get your vaccine before you come in contact with someone who has it or someone who has it. that may not even

she's a classic in the footsteps of dickens— a classic in the footsteps of dickens and mrs gaskell andrvices to literature. she talked in recent years of her hopes in the future. there is so much i want to do. and it'sjust a question there is so much i want to do. and it's just a question of, there is so much i want to do. and it'sjust a question of, you know, how much stamina have i got, what time have i got left? dame hilary mantel died from a stroke in a hospital in exeter with herfamily beside her. her family beside her. the herfamily beside her. the author dame hilary mantel, who has died at the age of 70. time for a look at the weather with thomas shiff and acko. it is the first day of autumn with mike ——? day and night equally long and there is a distinct chill in the air. today not looking to buy, we have centring insurers, it will not be too cold but in the coming days we really will feel that cold wind blowing from the north. let's have a look at the forecast for tonight. it has been quite wet across the south—east, and during the course of the day, it's a front that has stal

and joining me now is the chief executive of the institute dickens coming yoshika. he joined us from uganda's capital compiler. thanks for being with us and congratulations. your organization has won this award for defending people whose rights were quote, violated by the extracted nist energy proj prop projects. and in uganda you've been especially engaged in finding that huge oil pipeline. we mentioned, why are you opposing it? yeah, thank you very much. oh wow. has been to assure that oil activities it wouldn't right it, it writes the community, you know, the lead on the new guy there are in this, it remains where people leave the out a sort of get, did you know, go by there was the india, including me one of our biggest national electron mitchell for the national park. we're one of our london is it will get it. they are, but they got a but i'm the equal piece is living with me. good. yeah. the biggest issue with that e, o, e, e, as in africa and me, we are see these activities. i was in trouble going out of me a small communities and travel. so okay. the governm

coming to me now is the mayor of atlanta andre dickens. to see you, to. >> i want to jump right in and start with developments at the atlanta medical center. we'll start announcing that one of the cities only level one trauma centers would cease operations at the beginning of november. i think this is a move that is certainly going to clog health care access. not just in your city, but beyond. i know you'll meet with the investigation -- hopefully they change their minds. what's the case you're going to make? >> the city of atlanta was totally blindsided. we did not get much of a notice within a few hours of this happening. november 1st is right around the corner. this atlanta medical center is a vital part of our hospital ecosystems and be able to take care of residents of the city of atlanta every day. i'm looking for an explanation of the person now. what are you going to do with this multi building campus and of course how are you going to make sure that all of these people get routed to places where they can go. i've talked to hospita

dickens eventually surrendered after officers used foam projectiles and pepper spray.was charged with two felony counts, including evading an officer a bit of a scare near the chevron refinery in richmond . emergency sirens went off this afternoon in the area of richmond high school officials say the siren went off by mistake and there was no actual emergency county supervisor john gioia says it appears a power interruption at the facility may have caused a malfunction. fire destroyed a church in south los angeles, where the reverend martin luther king jr once preached during the civil rights movement. quick moving fire at victory baptist church started shortly before 2 30 this morning . two firefighters battling the flames were hospitalized with mild moderate injuries. the church was found at a different location back in 1943 and then moved into its current building a year later. dr martin luther king jr was the guest speaker at the church in 1964. today, the pastor edward jenkins, promised to rebuild. it's a church building. we love the building great history behind

she's a classic writer in the footsteps of dickens _ a classic writer in the footsteps of dickens andis that important.— is that important. recognition of those talents _ is that important. recognition of those talents brought _ is that important. recognition of those talents brought hilary - is that important. recognition of i those talents brought hilary mantel a damewood for services to literature. she talked in recent years of her hopes for the future. there is so much i want to do and it'sjust a question there is so much i want to do and it's just a question of how much stamina have i got, what time of his i got left? stamina have i got, what time of his i not left? ., , stamina have i got, what time of his i otleft? ._ i got left? dame hilary mantel died from a stroke _ i got left? dame hilary mantel died from a stroke in _ i got left? dame hilary mantel died from a stroke in a _ i got left? dame hilary mantel died from a stroke in a hospital - i got left? dame hilary mantel died from a stroke in a hospital in - from a stroke in a hospital in exeter with herfamily from a stroke

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thus with dickens, which i have since learned that there's a culture of silence in the church, i know could put his findings harish. things that should be discussed because that's the only way they can be clarified and dealt with properly. a swept under the carpet fountain, delighted that and couldn't thus montage. the church tries to keep them secret and uncovered among hi, mr. das mont. as for pushing master photo refuses to remain silent any longer. he wrote a book about his experience. the bishop, he accused of molesting him, has sued alta for defamation, and last 2 court cases. back on tour, the conditions are quite luxurious for a pilgrimage. the pilgrims stay at hotels, not monastery guessed houses. and there is no strenuous walking bus driver, david williams of seas to that in lieu . today they're headed to lindisfarne, also called holy island, a popular destination for day trippers. it can only be reached at low tide. the island lies off the northumberland coast and was an important centre of celtic christianity starting in the 6th century. but it's not just the picturesque r

she's a classic writer, in the footsteps of dickens and mrs gaskell and george eliot, but she was writingeverything settled before europe wakes up to what has happened. europe wakes up to what has happened-— happened. others are paying tribute. the _ happened. others are paying tribute. the royal _ happened. others are paying i tribute. the royal shakespeare company played her characters. one of their actors said she was one of the greatest authors of their time. recognition of those searing talents got mantel a damehood, for services to literature, and she talked in recent years of her hopes for the future. there's so much i want to do, and it'sjust a question of, "how much stamina have i got, what time have i got left?" dame hilary mantel died from a stroke in a hospital in exeter, with her family beside her. the author dame hilary mantel who's died at the age of 70. you are watching bbc news. a reminder of our main story, and thatis reminder of our main story, and that is that officials in four russian occupied regions of ukraine have begun the self—declared referendums on part russian

of significantly impaired the possibility of a 2 state solution. similarly, we cannot ignore the dickens long struggle for sir determination of the people of western sahara. we must, mister president, treat all conflicts across the globe with equal indignation, no matter what color o creed of the people affected it. i was the leader of south africa speaking before the united nations pointing to some of the ha, ha, christine around western leaders that continue to highlight the situation in ukraine while ignoring the suffering going on in other conflicts and the violation of territorial integrity taking place in many countries now representative of serbia pointed to a situation regarding his country where the united states and western leaders are really revealing their hypocrisy. this is the serbian president we ask for a clear answer to the question. i've been asking my interlocutors leaders of many countries for years. what is the difference between the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine and sovereignty and territorial integrity of serbia, which was grossly violated and fo

and this is where the centuries old tradition at eating shrine taxes. dickens with eating fines hawks is a little celebration wash, right. you don't just sit there alone with your spine talk so you have fun eating out with the right atmosphere, music, beer and pretzels. so by dia breeds. but what's the right way to eat? shines hocksey. tobias, once again, it's a regular here and he shows us how to do it. oh, it's trim because sky carefully cut off the crop. this is not the most dangerous part because he can get a bit tricky to list excite. their main thing is to keep you shut clean. it was all but live with erin spines. hocksey is a real specialty insurance policy. ah, well, he certainly look to so he was enjoying it. now, how often are you able to really get stuck into a novel? i studied english literature and even i find it difficult to drag myself away from my phone sometimes. and carl up with a big but i do love reading. so this next report is a highlight for me. many famous story tellers and writers are from germany. the brothers grimm, of course, and greats like gutter and schil

rodney dickens. gary dickerson. eddie dillard. johnnie doctor jr. robert dolan. william donovan. droz the third. patrick dunn. edward earhart. barbara edwards. robertelseth -- robert elseth. charles falkenberg. his wife, lindsay weddington. the two bank children -- their two chilren dana and zoe. jamie fallon. j. joseph ferguson. amelia fields. gerald fisher. darlene flagg. her husband wilson flagg. matthew flocco. sandra foster. richard gabriel. lawrence getzfred. cortez ghee. brenda gibson. ronald golinski. ian gray. diane hale-mckinzy. stanley hall. carolyn halmon. michelle heidenberger. sheila heim. -- hein. ronald hemenway. wallace cole hogan junior. jimmy holley. angela houtz. brady kay howell. peggy hurt. stephen hyland jr. robert hymel. lacey ivory. brian jack. stephen jacoby. dennis johnson. judith jones. and judge -- ann judge. brenda kegler. chandler keller. yvonne kennedy. norma cruz khan. karen ann kincaid. michael lmana. -- lamana. david laychak. dong chul lee. kenneth lewis. jennifer lewis. samantha lightbourn-allen. stephen long. james lynch junior. parents -- ter

in the homeland paperback edition of mice a and men and that spoke to me with a directness charles dickens couldn't match. the advocacy was in perfect nonetheless heartfelt and on balance served as force of good and still can. they sought to find home and i'm drawn as every journalist who understood the power of attachment to place as hell the most recently arrived sometimes develop their own sense of belonging by dehumanizing even newer arrivals a process of regionalism that lamentably remains alive and well t through the west and america. as a chronicler of place that is celebrated as the decency and lahumanity of those on the frins of society the countercultural types, the developmentallyin challenged i relish the irony. what became known as the country that part from san jose in the north down through monterey county and even stretching further south and east can be re- envisioned as a metaphor to remembering progressive ideas and values in the present. the earliest example of that determination while it was happening. it began crafting in 1934 shortly after san francisco bloodied thur

one district left from dickens has lived in the shadow of the mafia. gravity and unemployment has become the unlikely center of the cities transition to clean energy. it's a project that demonstrates the uplifting potential of going green residence called the brooks, the per district of san giovanni, or to do cio and the eastern suburbs of naples. the district is grouped by poverty on employment of the mafia. but it's here that natalie's energy revolution began thought that noir thought it was good to start from taylor because we want a socially fair energy transition. that course to be due started and we must fight climate change and social injustice together when we get them on in here. and that's what we've done here last year for sharlack. when i looked at it either way, yon sap italy's 1st energy community was created on the roof of this building. 166 solar panels produce electricity for 40 families. energy has become part of a social project here. the former or frontage of the familiar d. maria foundation is a drop in center for families. the place where children can go to save the

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she's a classic writer, in the footsteps of dickens and mrs gaskell and george eliot, but she was writing. cindy was a extraordinary. recognition of those searing talents got mantel a damehood, for services to literature, and she talked in recent years of her hopes for the future. there's so much i want to do, and it'sjust a question of, "how much stamina have i got, what time have i got left?" dame hilary mantel died from a stroke in a hospital in exeter, with herfamily beside her. the author dame hilary mantel who's died at the age of 70. the swiss tennis star roger federer, playing the last game with 20 grand slam titles. he has been on court for team europe and the lava cup, playing doubles alongside his long—time rival rafael nadal. the pair when the first set against the world, he announced last week that he is retiring because of a persistent knee injury. very excited crowds there to see him play. that is it for me. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @samantha tv news. hello. the autumn equinox happened on friday and saturday's going to be a full day of autumn. skies are politically

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take a stand and hold those responsible accountable. damon, there must be consequences when emily dickens with impunity. if not the thieves adored open for his reds, minutes, city, or any other community to do this again. nor that, but as seen an american or journalist feminine should have to endure what i was, has read, pursuing, accountability, to make sure that this is the case may, should in sold rest in peace. thank you can stand in the middle that yeah. okay. good morning. i am, my name is jim bella, and i am here as former president of the national federation of journalists. and currently a member of it's leadership for us to day is a historic day. and i'm proud to be part of this coalition. i'm proud to be present here during the submission. i am representing the i have j, an a such. the complaint is submitted on behalf of the i have a 170 organisation worldwide representing 600000 journalists. and i should mention, in particular, the national writers union are one of our affiliates in the us. we're not here, but they have agreed to join foreman this action and they sent their gre

and as dickens are lead, because white no washer is in the trading seat in terms of deciding how much gas it wants to send to your hope and that it always a good excuse not to actually respect the contract. i mean, either there is a problem with the knots in one by plane or people as not wanting to pay in a verbal use of our very eager to actually sheeps of blend towards a west for the problems. but they are creating, we've, the cell is also the naval keys of natural gas towards it. what your hopes of it is very important to remember that because why is your particularly in pain and other countries as well? this is because a market, a global gas markets are extremely tight, and this is why we are seeing this pretty crazy prices of natural gas and also power. i mean, we have a little a power crisis because to high gas prices are translating into very high power prices as, as natalia as is at the mouth. sheena. and that's why your need, those are trying to change the power price mechanism in order to be feed the copper price from you know, cheaper. we still use a chest nuclear when you

rodney dickens. lieutenant colonel jerry d. dickerson, united states army. eddie a. dillard.ty officer first class johnny doctor jr., united states navy. captain robert e. dolan jr., united states navy. commander william h. donovan, united states navy. lieutenant commander charles a. draws iii, united states navy retired. commander patrick dunn, united states navy. petty officer first class edward t.earhart, united states navy. barbara g. edwards. lieutenant commander robert l.elsef, united states navy reserve. charles s.falconberg. and his wife, lindsey a. whitington. and their two children, dana falcongerg and zoe falcongerg. petty officer first class jamie f. fallon, united states navy. jay joseph ferguson. amelia v. fields. gerald p. fisher. darlene e. flag. and her husband rear admiral wilson s. flag, united states navy reserve, retired. petty officer second class matthew m.blacco, united states navy. sandra n. foster. first lieutenant richard p. gabriel, united states marine corps, retired. captain lawrence d.getspread, united states navy. cortez gee. brenda c. gibson.

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i have heard her compared to dickens, for example. is she going to be one of the greats?ure generations will see here, do you think? i think she alread is see here, do you think? i think she already is one _ see here, do you think? i think she already is one of _ see here, do you think? i think she already is one of the _ see here, do you think? i think she already is one of the greats. - see here, do you think? i think she already is one of the greats. i - already is one of the greats. i think every so often in every profession you have someone who is very clearly a class of their own and you can tell these people because of the amount of respect they, and. biographers respect her, historians respect her, writers of fiction respect her because she did all of these things and brought them together so beautifully as only she could. she really is in a class of her own. so i'm absolutely sure we will be saying her name for many years to come. will be saying her name for many years to come-— will be saying her name for many years to come. and her influence on other writers. _

she's a classic writer, in the footsteps of dickens and mrs gaskell and george eliot, but she was writings to literature, and she talked in recent years of her hopes for the future. there's so much i want to do, and it'sjust a question of, "how much stamina have i got, what time have i got left?" dame hilary mantel died from a stroke in a hospital in exeter, with her family beside her. the author dame hilary mantel who's died at the age of 70. hello. the autumn equinox happened on friday and saturday is going to be ourfirst full day of autumn. the skies are pretty clear the moment and the weekend, how's it looking? actually not too bad. there will be a few showers around, but predominantly sunny spells. so, this is what it looks like out there right now. yes, a few showers around, but generally clear across most of the uk through the early hours of saturday, and the temperatures ranging from close to freezing in the scottish glens, around ten in liverpool and 12 degrees in the south. now, recently in the southeast, it has been pretty cloudy and wet because of a stubborn weather front, but

she's a classic writer, in the footsteps of dickens and mrs gaskell and george eliot, but she was writinglso been paying tribute. the royal shakespeare company's adaptations of mantel�*s novels saw ben miles as cromwell. he said today, "she was extraordinary. "one of the greatest writers of our time." recognition of those searing talents got mantel a damehood, for services to literature, and she talked in recent years of her hopes for the future. there's so much i want to do, and it'sjust a question of, "how much stamina have i got, what time have i got left?" dame hilary mantel died from a stroke in a hospital in exeter, with her family beside her. dame hilary mantel who has died at the age of 70. earlier, i spoke to the author daniel mendelsohn, editor—at—large of the new york review of books, on mantel�*s unique style of writing. when you think about hilary mantel and what she accomplished in the tudor novels, you have to go back and look at the whole work. this is an author who was interested in many themes and many topics in her entire career and reached a culmination in the tudor no

what language do you speak and who do you associate with your heroes, your authors, and do you read dickensdhal? or his or balzac or mickiewicz or pushkin well, please, you can read all the achievements of world literature simply to ukraine, it has nothing to do with that and the law is called about decolonization, it is a law about banning russian culture, maybe it is the same culture as others, it is just not bigger as the russians claim, it is not the best in the world, but one of many, uh, ukrainian is definitely closer to us, definitely better, definitely more, and definitely should be studied more seriously, and our monuments and museums should bear names ukrainians will be the leaders of ukrainian culture, well, now there may be such a question that ukraine needs to survive first of all, and then solve cultural issues . that in support of one's identity what's the difference what language does a person speak when he doesn't know how he will survive tomorrow i will remember these words by the way in the 90s i yes please the country yes we need to fight for the country too to rebuild,

interested in hats interested tutors. yet i was using a tiffany, dickens sort of women in the code because that was certainly not cisco keeps who it is. you. meanwhile, the weapons that are continuously being supplied to ukraine can on fundamentally alter the course of military action. in reality, only does this prolong the conflict and increase casualties among civilians and armed forces on both sides. and everyone in key. moscow in washington clearly understands this. the ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. and again, it's one of those situations where the u. s. can fight a war and not lose any of its own people. so after $911.00, the us transitioned into what really is a full time war like the economy where we almost always have to be at war or our economy will fall into recession. and so when we see these enormous amounts of money going to ukraine, 40000000000 dollars, 13000000000 dollars. it's not that we're just writing the check and giving ukraine free money. almost none of that money, as cash goes to ukraine, where it go is to u. s. defen

pages, and some people comparing her to great novelists of english literature, people like charles dickensge. but so prolific and such wonderful books. and some lovely tributes that _ wonderful books. and some lovely tributes that have _ wonderful books. and some lovely tributes that have come _ wonderful books. and some lovely tributes that have come out - wonderful books. and some lovely tributes that have come out for - wonderful books. and some lovely. tributes that have come out for her. just across — tributes that have come out for her. just across a — tributes that have come out for her. just across a huge spectrum of people — just across a huge spectrum of people who have come out and given wonderful— people who have come out and given wonderful tributes to her. figures like nicola — wonderful tributes to her. figures like nicola sturgeon and people across— like nicola sturgeon and people across the writing community as well _ across the writing community as well she's _ across the writing community as well. she's clearly had such a huge impact _ well. she's clearly had such a huge

year i have done 3 or 4 inspections in the state of sal paolo every time our department, my presence dickens, the workers were not registered in call can order for loss to be respected in the state must act quote, more visible and present. it is walk by the fewer violations there will be men, laura, but so good. all did school. remember. in other words, more state controls are needed, but these are not in sight right now. on brazil's plantations, orange is, are produced for the world market. a profitable business for the big companies. so the workers don't end up paying the highest price for the orange juice. every one needs to keep a close eye on things. ah ah, without don's, i don't know. i would, i'd now meet tom london. so choreographer from south africa. he can get everyone moving and shows us what modern african dance can do because i think it's so important for you to not route your call. so let me go good. my don don goes how this goes. i think it all depends on who you i the clara 30 minutes to w. o. i'm you can that i want that's hard and in the end is a meet. you are not a lot of

i have done 3 or 4 inspections in the state of sel. paolo, every time our department, my presence dickens, the workers were not registered in quote, in order for loss to be respected in the state must act, quote, more visible and present it is walk by the fewer violations there will be men, laura, but so good. all did school from in, in other words, more state controls are needed. but these are not in sight right now. on brazil's plantations, orange is, are produced for the world market, a profitable business for the big companies. so the workers don't end up paying the highest price for the orange juice. every one needs to keep a close eye on things. ah ah, yes, so long city tall and culture with d. w. travel reporters and you to visit groove. and you lee with tory through european capitals from copenhagen, via vienna, to madrid. just sit back, relax and enjoy the ride. check in in 30 minutes on d w. do you like it? do you want it? okay, then buckle up, put the pedal to the metal. let's ride with read 90 minutes on d, w. o. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with t

mice and men with among its contents and that w little book spoke to me with a directness charles dickensocacy was ine perfect racially inclusive but none of the contemporary nonetheless it was heartfelt and genuine and on balance it served as a force for good and it still oocan. as a transplant from another country who sought to find home in various places across america for 35 years i'm drawn to steinbeck as a regional list to understood the power of attachmentea to place as value highlighting the ugly truth of how even the most recently arrived californians sometimes develop their own sense of belonging by dehumanizing even newer arrivals a process of regionalism throughve reaction that remains alive and well throughout the western america. i appreciated steinbeck as a chronicler of place celebrating the inherent decency and humanity of those on the fringes of society. the countercultural types, the developmentally challenged. i relish the irony of the novel described to help create the tourist attraction from the rusted shells ofer the old canng factories. i suggest what became known

for dickens, africa borne the brunt of free epidemics, the hedge ivy, tuberculosis, and malaria. i have plowed innovative partnerships like the global fun for their, for their progress in addressing that 3 menaces. and also welcome the ambitious targets set for the 7 replenishment cycle. kenya is committed supporting the global fund and implementing the agree targets in order to actualize how are pledge that it plays the replenishment conference. can you call us upon all countries implementing the global fund programs as specially fellow african states to remain at the forefront in championing for successful replenishment of the fun? this week? the mobilization of much needed resources is enhanced, bringing us closer to their final and imitation of these dent at of diseases. in conclusion, kate had joined the fact that general in calling for the strengthening of multilateralism as the only sustainable path to a peaceful, stable and prospect as was for all. this is the imperative of our time. and the core of this moment. it is time to walk on that trust deficit with strong convict

bifurcated and the rich is different from you and i and we know at least from that point charles dickensright and that was before skyscrapers into the clouds. we have word among the bidders for that property is steve doocy, doing quite well with the cookbook and doing quite well. that's a joke. and we are looking at the lines forming in britain for brits to pay the final respects to their queens. a lot of people have been waiting and i get a lot of disparate reports on this and kind enough to e-mail me, and i know i some have been hours and some queueing up for 16 hours, well worth it. we're told, as well, that the president of course on his way to pay his respects to the funeral, among the 200 world leaders and not surprising, we're told if you're looking for find a hotel room in and around britain, say nothing of london, the country, maybe the entire united kingdom, good luck, which is why they're telling leaders who are arriving, say the president of the united states, we're putting you in a bus. i wonder what the reaction will be to some king, global leaders, like the french presiden

i love dickens, i love all of that. but that's what that's what i was raised literature for me was victorian literature, you know, the, the idea of i went to a school where we're raised to be gentlemen but gentlemen, we're a muddled on on royalty. it's as ways as way when a lot of the winner of speed became to england saw no blacks, no --, no irish. i mean. oh, so they don't mean me then then. so what i was saying is i was, you know, people one thing you always you will you will still hear people from the caribbean say those things like, yeah, in jamaica, not a race class. and of course would tell you that that's what colonialism taught us. meanwhile it never occurred to me that the fact that the nightclub in kingston won't let me in for wearing a t-shirt. but they let all the tourists in was a race thing. it just didn't occur to me. i was like, well, need to put on a certain extent. and so what i'm saying is the very existence of black american art complicated things, the very existence of of song of solomon, for examp

s neighborhood including these 11-year-old sixth grade students, rodney dickens and bernard you brown this solemn right of remembrance and reflect on all that was lost in the fire and ash on that terrible september morning. and all that we found on ourselves to respond. 21 years ago, 21 years and we still kept our promise to never forget. we'll keep the memory of all those precious lives stolen from us. 2977 at ground zero in new york and shanksville where my wife is speaking now, pennsylvania, 184 of them at the pentagon and i know for all those of you who lost someone, 21 years is both a lifetime and no time at all. it's good to remember. these memories help us heal. but they can also open up the hurt and take us back to that moment when the grief was so raw. we think of everything. everything they could have done if they lived and just had a little more time. the experience you miss together, the dreams they never got to fulfill or realize. i remember a message sent to the american people from queen elizabeth. it was on september 11th. her ambassador read a prayer of service at st.

diaz-piedra iii judith berquis diaz-sierra patricia florence di chiaro rodney dickens jerry d.h dermot dickey, jr. lawrence patrick dickinson michael d. diehl john difato vincent francis difazio carl anthony difranco donald joseph difranco john digiovanni eddie a. dillard debra ann di martino david dimeglio stephen patrick dimino william john dimmling christopher more dincuff jeffrey mark dingle rena sam dinnoo anthony dionisio, jr. fdny firefighter george dipasquale joseph di pilato douglas frank distefano donald americo ditullio ramzi a. doany johnnie doctor, jr. john joseph doherty melissa candida doi brendan dolan robert e. dolan, jr. >> in my godfather and uncle richard gabriel. out of this comes profound this and i want to acknowledge all of the lives lost, not only on the day, but since then to 9/11 related illnesses that many are still battling. i want to acknowledge all first responders including battalion chief oriole parmer and ronald bucha. this year is extra special to me because next to me is orioles sister and i truly believe that oreo and my uncle brought us tog

king, by the way, will be our charles dickens. >> yes, you mentioned that many times. >> i just thinkhat you should be reading stephen king. >> i have read a few of his books. >> did you read "1964" >> i read "11/22/63" and now i'm reading grant on your recommendation >> how good is that? how about the way grant was the most anti-ku klux klan >> he was a real abolitionist. >> and frederick douglass was the most important person in his campaign >> i'm not up to that point. >> no spoilers we'll get cramer's mad dash and countdown to the opening bell n'gowautures in the red. dot ay. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. lily! welcome to our third bark-ery. oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable

sounds like a charles dicken's novel striebing life examples of people who live in extreme poverty is san francisco no better than the 1800's in england? 4 people who live in vehicles planned to be here today but due to health issues 2 are here and 2 of them were not able to come to make public comment due to health issues. today, we have cindy with her 2 friends designed a survey to make clear to you the affect of towing on people's lives. i hope you all have had the opportunity to read the e mail that we sent just before the last board meeting. you will see that 92% of the vehicle lawyer housed people surveyed have been towed as some point in their lives. as many as 40% were towed 3-5 times. >> and about -- okay. i know i have to go. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm cindy keener and i live in my camper. i had 3-4 vehicle 10 away from me. go and come back. no vehicle. friends just dumped on the sidewalk the place to go. no food laid there and died. it's gotta stop. i live on social security i can't ford a place of my own here. rent is too expensive. think about the people t