normally, underthese entrance. normally, under these weather conditions, entrance.onditions, filipina vessels would shelter inside the lagoon. this is no longer possible under china's control. a violation of the 2016 ruling. thejr and i want to take a closer look at the located eastern entrance. after ten minutes into the mouth of scarborough shoal, we notice a vote moving quickly towards us. i hide my camera so as not to attract their attention. the jr once as to get out of here. ——jr. the vote loves to china's third force, not the navy, not the coastguard but the maritime militia. this year, the same paramilitary group released a music video showing a training exercise where a small fishing vote is rammed. 0ver over the last ten years or so, some small component, horribly a few hundred votes of these militia force has been professionalised.- militia force has been rofessionalised. ., ., ., professionalised. the national and provincial _ professionalised. the national and provincial governments i professionalised. the national. and provincial governments have dumpe

that was basically blocking the entrance the turnstile.— entrance the turnstile.acklog was building _ entrance the turnstile. so, a big backlog was building up. - entrance the turnstile. so, a big| backlog was building up. exactly. how are the _ backlog was building up. exactly. how are the stewards _ backlog was building up. exactly. how are the stewards dealing i backlog was building up. exactly. | how are the stewards dealing with this? it how are the stewards dealing with this? ., , . ., , , this? it was clear they were very overwhelmed. _ this? it was clear they were very overwhelmed. for _ this? it was clear they were very overwhelmed. for example, i this? it was clear they were very overwhelmed. for example, in l overwhelmed. for example, in previous games i've been to, at the bottom of the stairs wembley way, used to have a covert check, so you show them your double vaccinated or you show them your lateral flow test. forthis you show them your lateral flow test. for this particular game, because there are so many people, they didn't even check my covid sta

jr and i want to take a closer look at the blockaded eastern entrance.hoal, we notice a boat moving quickly towards us. i don't want to attract their attention, so i hide my camera. jr wants us to get out of here. the boat that sped at us belongs to china's third force, not the navy, not the coast guard, but the maritime militia. this year, the same paramilitary group released a music video showing a training exercise where a small fishing boat is rammed. over the last ten years or so, some small component, probably a few hundred boats of this militia force, has been professionalised. the national government and provincial governments have dumped money into upgrading them, building new boats, giving them uniforms and weapons training and integrating them into the chain of command of the china coast guard and the chinese navy. so now you've got a militia that really is a professional paramilitary force. by cross—referencing our footage with satellite data, it appears that the militia vessel that sped at us is called qiong sansha yu00311. we cannot get a v

after we retreated to the lower west terrace entrance, it was rough. it was terrible. everything that was happening to us, it was simultaneously. we did not have a lot of support. we had probably, like, 50 officers at most when we went back in. once we were there, we decided -- saying to ourselves, this is it, this is the entrance they are going to try and breach and we are going to hold the line and do everything possible, we were coordinating among ourselves, people, the few officers who were still carrying shields, we automatically positioned them in the front. some of the shields were taken and ripped apart from the officers' hands. some of the officers got concussed because they were hit with the same shields they were holding, it was so silently taken from them they were concussed. there we had multiple struggles in terms of fighting. my shield was round. i was able to get some strikes but because we were so close quarters, it was hard for us to even do that. the only thing we were allowed to do was push forward. whoever had shields stayed in front, and people be

in our mind at that time, after the that entrance, that was it. that was the point of breach, and we were not letting them in. they tried to persuade us to let them in, yelling. once they saw that we were not doing that, they continued to even attack us even more. it was nonstop. my time compared to iraq, totally different. this is our own citizens, people who we've sworn an oath to protect, but yet they are attacking us with the same flag they claim to represent. it was bad. >> thank you. officer dunn, you talk about being called the n-word. you talk about being talked about like you've never heard before. and you talked about sharing comments from the other colleagues as well as the seeing of the confederate flag and other things carried through the capitol. as an african-american law enforcement officer, can you give us and this committee and those watching how you felt defending the capitol on that day, being called that and seeing the symbol of the confederacy going through the capitol at the same time? >> thank you for your question. to be f

after we retreated to the lower west terrace entrance, it was rough. it was terrible. everything that was happening to us was simultaneous. we didn't have a lot of support. we had probably like 50 officers at most when we went back in. once we were there we decided saying to ourselves the entrance that they'll try to breach. we'll hold the line. we will do everything possible without coordinating amongst ourselves. the few officers who were still carrying shields, we automatically positioned them in the front. some of those shields were taken and ripped apart from the officers' hands. some of the officers also got concussed because they were hit with the same shields they were holding because that was so violently taken from them that they were concussed. we did multiple struggles in terms of fighting. my shield was round and i was able to get some strikes but because we were so close quarters it was hard for us to even do that. the only thing we were allowed to was push forward. whoever has shields stay in the front. whoever was behind the people with the shield they

demonstrators moved in in waves to block entrances.cted units of ten to 25 people to sit down and pass the pipe and play music until arrested. ♪ ♪ ♪ as each unit was broken up, or arrested another wave took its place. ♪ ♪ ♪ the tactic was designed to test the ability of police to handle arrests of large groups, but the action failed. police utilized field arrest reports on the scene, to facilitate booking procedures. that afternoon southern christian leadership members, acting under a parade permit, authorized by the city, were joined by more may day demonstrators at the justice department. >> we shall not be moved. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> when the permit expired, the police command were given to disperse. from april 26 to may 30th, police arrested over 1000 lawbreakers. each was properly processed, collateral or personal bond was posted, and the demonstrators were released. many would be arrested again, in other may day demonstrations. during this period, the west potomac park, campsite, became the command communications and training center fo

demonstrators moved in in waves to block entrances.ts of 10 to 25 people to sit down and pass the pipe and play music until arrested. as each unit was broken up or arrested, another wave took its place. ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ >> the tactic was designed to test the ability of police to handle arrests of large groups. but the action failed. >> you're under arrest. >> police utilized field arrest reports on the scene to facilitate booking procedures. that afternoon, southern christian leadership members acting under a parade permit authorized by the city were joined by more mayday demonstrators at the justice department. when the permit expired, the police command was given to disperse. those who refused to leave were arrested. from april 26th to april 30th, metropolitan police arrested over 1,000 law breakers. each was properly processed. collateral or personal bond was posted. and the demonstrators released. many would be arrested again in other mayday demonstrations. during this period, the west potomac park camp site became th

i eventually joined the tactical line at the tunnel's entrance. i can remember looking around and being shocked by the sheer number of people fighting us. as my police body worn camera showed, thousands upon thousands of people seem ingly determined to get passed us. at some point during the fighting i was dragged from the line of the officers and into the crowd. i heard someone scream "i got one! " as i was swarmed by a violent mob they ripped off my badge and they grabbed and stripped off my radio. they began to beat me with their fists and what felt like hard metal objects, at one point i came face to face with an attacker who repeatedly lunged for me. i heard chanting from some in the crowd. get his gun and kill him with his own gun. i was aware enough. i was electrocuted with a taser. i'm sure i was screaming but i couldn't hear my own voice. the body camera captured the violence of the crowd directed toward me. it's an important part of the record for this committee's investigation and for the country's understanding of how i was assaulted a

but what an entrance that was i but what an entrance that was against germany. find but what an entrancebut what an entrance that was auainst german . �* a ., , against germany. and pickford saves it. and in against germany. and pickford saves it- and in five — against germany. and pickford saves it. and in five matches _ against germany. and pickford saves it. and in five matches they - against germany. and pickford saves it. and in five matches they haven't i it. and in five matches they haven't conceded a — it. and in five matches they haven't conceded a goal. _ it. and in five matches they haven't conceded a goal. that _ it. and in five matches they haven't conceded a goal. that quarterfinal. conceded a goal. that quarterfinal in rome against ukraine last saturday send them hurtling into the home straight on a wave of belief for their return to wembley tonight in front of 60,000 fans. we for their return to wembley tonight in front of 60,000 fans.— in front of 60,000 fans. we know that we will _ in front of 60,000 fans. we know that we will have _ in front of 60,000 fans. we know tha

exam and the advantages no one knew your race on an entrance exam.at progressive's is that asian americans do very, very well black and latino students don't do as well or don't do as well as the numbers in the population so the answer is typically progressive, instead of boosting black and latino achievement for example by the great schools that specialize schools are giving parents more options, they just said we won't have to test so we won't be embarrassed by the kat that's what they have done at fairfax. the map is determinative for asian americans. before the changes, thomas jefferson high school for science and technology was 80% minority. seventy of the 80% or asian americans and as you know, there are a diverse group amongst themselves. they range from southie and is enemies' house ran from chinese to japanese and all sorts in between so it's a very diverse community but they are not the right kind of minority so to make room for the students they want, the elite schools have to punish asian americans because they want those feet. charles: y

a little gallery perhaps to the president's office, which probably would have been above the the entrance hall. i remember william seal had thought that perhaps like it linster house home would have wanted a two-story paul, but i suspect that modern irish houses in the late 18th century would have had normally they had one story entrance hall such as that luca house and they used to space above it for other things instead. and since this room would have had the most commanding view it probably would have been the president's office. i think and then on the other side the house from that in the second story oval room. i guess you would have the first ladies drawing room and then you'd have dressing rooms bedrooms etc. and the third floor would be just more bedrooms because the house has built was very much cran for bedrooms when they remove the story because they had to squeeze all the rooms that have been in this three story plan down into two. but one of the things i really enjoyed about this architectural plan as far as style goes was not just reconstructing the plan as exit from its fr

one large gallery on second floor a top of similar gallery on the first four level entrance of four levels and when hogan designed the house, i suspect he would have built to east grooves of the sort that we see now except the two instead of one. so you have a great dining room on the state floor level and probably a large audience chamber above it and there would be a circuit we go from an anti-chamber through into the great audience room and then through a little gallery props to the president's office, which probably would have been above the the entrance hall. i remember william seal had thought that perhaps like it linster house home would have wanted a two-story paul, but i suspect that modern irish houses in the late 18th century would have had normally they had one story entrance hall such as that luca house and they used to space above it for other things instead. and since this room would have had the most commanding view it probably would have been the president's office. i think and then on the other side the house from that in the second story oval room. i guess you would have

. >> this is the main garage entrance. trader joe's is in support of this also. unfortunately we're having some issues to get the property manager to pull the permits to make sure that we have a very safe store for everyone. thank you. >> i'm an 18 year resident. i've been working on this since mayor breed was supervisor breed. we've been trying to get this grocery store in here. in this case we exhausted all possibilities of finding an affordable grocer. trader joe's provides an excellent option that we all support. get the developers on board with getting permits filed for and safety functions for enter an egress. these should be fairly simple things to do. as we know z and l has been somewhat problematic in many issues. making that a condition would be very productive. support the project. i hope you can work that out. thank you. >> i'm also a resident of hayes valley and wanted to express my support on this project. having food locally in the area. i think we're a destination that has restaurants and bars and city hall and lots of museums in the area that att

and doors at entrances to see how it all went.— windows and doors at entrances to see how it all wenthen i am looking at this, i mean... - see how it all went. and when i am looking at this, i mean... forgive l looking at this, i mean... forgive me if this is a naive question, how do you get the walls and things to stay up at? because it is all knitted, isn't it? it stay up at? because it is all knitted, isn't it?— knitted, isn't it? it is all knitted. _ knitted, isn't it? it is all knitted, yes, _ knitted, isn't it? it is all knitted, yes, but- knitted, isn't it? it is all knitted, yes, but it - knitted, isn't it? it is all knitted, yes, but it is i knitted, isn't it? it is all. knitted, yes, but it is very difficult to get the colours you want. there is plenty of wool available, but getting the right colours is more difficult. there are at least nine different colour greens in the trees.- at least nine different colour greens in the trees. while! and margaret. _ greens in the trees. while! and margaret. i— greens in the trees. while! and margaret, i imagine _ greens in the trees. wh

i eventually joined the tactical line at the tunnel's entrance. i can remember looking around and being shocked by the shear number of people fighting us. as my police body worn camera shows, thousands upon thousands of people seemingly determined to get past us by any means necessary. at some point during the fighting i was dragged from the line of officers and into the crowd. i heard someone scream "i got one." as i was swarmed by a violent mob they ripped off my badge, they grabbed and stripped me of my radio, they seized ammunition that was secured to my body, they began to beat me with their fists and with what felt like hard metal objects. at one point i came face to face with an attacker who repeatedly lunged for me and attempted to remove my firearm. i heard chapting from some in the crowd "get his gun" and "kill him with his own gun." i was aware enough to recognize i was at risk of being stripped of and killed with my own firearm. i was electrocuted again and again and again with a taser. i'm sure i was screaming, but i don't think i cou

it is burning close to highway 41, that is the southern entrance to yosemite national park. our cbs correspondent shows us the scene. >> reporter: this fire is heading up. the wind is changing direction. the crew is trying to stop the flames from jumping over. >> reporter: the river fire is one of 60 burning in seven western states. the largest is the bootleg fire in oregon which threatens power transmission lines that serve california. then there is the beckwith complex north of tahoe, which has forced firefighters to run for cover. [ music ] this dramatic video was captured in the small town of doyle. that's where at least 20 buildings have burned. there's no word on any injuries yet. >>> water and wildfires are top priorities in the state budget that the governor just signed, it includes $2 billion for forest management equipment and wildfire resilience efforts, along with just over $5 billion in drought support, in water supply projects. the budget allocates about $12 billion to tackle homelessness as well. nearly $7 billion is for rental assistance and small business le

why is it that the offices actually refused initially, police entrance and investigated entrance to take their statements that were, i believe, not released until months and years later, you know, they, there's so many questions about what really happened to wayne. oh, there was, there's representation in federal parliament for generations. we, the 1st nations people had spoken truth to white power. 150 years ago. the average? oh, straight. and today, the demand is more than the white man's charity. run the right to lose me. still, there are no tricky. no voice i. people are often out of sight and out of mind to most of the i places like wisdom strategies kimberly region have some of the highest youth suicide, right? anywhere in the world here, like so many of the black communities, paperless, stressed to breaking point violence, drug and alcohol addiction, chronic poverty. these are the sad realities of lives under the weight of our history. and powerlessness, not hopelessness. and it is our people, indigenous people. step up when astray area often looks away. they are really shoes and

the roof for the entrance hall for visitors. oh i. eastern facade is modern and design and made of pre cast concrete components. postwar prefabs, are common site in berlin. but the juxtaposition of prefab and brock is new. in. i husband directed both of the modern architecture of the building and that the detailed reconstruction of rock elements. the reconstructed dome is not made of bricks. its frame is composed of 242 tons steel girders. at the technical level old and new function together well. but the modern parts of the building simply co exist with the rock looking parts, letting them basking glory without any commentary or even tension. we consider that a major failing of the humbled forum the who's the architecture should have taken up a question of what it means to display artifacts from other cultures here. if it had somehow subverted the imperial pomp, perhaps with powerful modern elements, the forum might have acquired a different, more open symbolic significance. and perhaps us wage those critical of the idea of rec

of my children. is these entrances is to ensure the safety of my children.— these entrances is to ensuredren. is this not being a bit petty _ safety of my children. is this not being a bit petty about - safety of my children. is this not being a bit petty about the - safety of my children. is this notl being a bit petty about the school gate? this goes on outside school gates everywhere in the country. h0. gates everywhere in the country. no, it's not petty- — gates everywhere in the country. no, it's not petty. you've got a bunch of elderly — it's not petty. you've got a bunch of elderly citizens here. they've had enough disturbance. they've done their time _ had enough disturbance. they've done theirtime in— had enough disturbance. they've done theirtime in life, and had enough disturbance. they've done their time in life, and they wanted some _ their time in life, and they wanted some peace, and that's why they moved _ some peace, and that's why they moved here. these bungalows, with other— moved here. these bungalows, with other elderly people, and basically, it's not— other elderly

i eventually joined the tactical line at the tunnel's entrance. i can remember looking arched and being shocked by the sheer number of people fighting us. as my police body-worn camera shows, thousands upon thousands of people seemingly determined to get past us by any means necessary. at some point during the fighting, i was dragged from the line of officers and into the crowd. i heard someone scream "i got one!" as i was swarmed by a violent mob, they ripped off my badge, they grabbed and stripped me of my radio. they seized ammunition that was secured to my body. they began to beat me with their fists and with what felt like hard metal objects. at one point i came face to face with an attacker who repeatedly lunged for me and attempted to remove my firearm. i heard chanting from some in the crowd "get his gun and kill him with his own gun." i was aware enough to recognize i was at risk of being stripped of and killed with my own firearm. i was electrocuted again and again and again with a taser. i'm sure i was screaming, but i don't think i cou

behalf of the united nations for protocol asked me to let the secretary general in through the back entrance or good morning jeff, it's up to you least happy horror. of course, i had the red carpet rolled out between the dumpsters. i said to him, i'm sorry to receive you amid the dumpsters, but he just said, don't worry. it happens all the time in new york trip. of course we want to. we are about $12000.00. you in meetings are held each year in geneva much and what that means in terms of the number of guests, the city, the you in place, an important economic role for geneva. as event discretion says hoteliers shock, maya is essential beside the palace of nations is apart. it's close to the public for security reasons. the so called catchy and that soon with its many international organizations forms a city within the city of new units on this tonight. but to me, the silver geneva became an international city in 1920, with the establishment of the league of nations and new train station. and the airport were built to the various institutions and non governmental organizations emerged, such as

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there are entranced _ face in scotland. there are entranced social _ face in scotland. the whole _ main issue? the treatment is there across the whole of _ main issue? the treatment is there across the whole of scotland, - main issue? the treatment is there across the whole of scotland, but l across the whole of scotland, but just not delivered effectively. the drug deaths task force arranged treatment standards which basically mean the standards will ensure that people have same—day access to treatments so that they won�*t have to wait long, they have choice of which treatment they can access and including injectable auctions like heroin treatment, but people will access at treatment for as long as they want and we need to ensure that equitable across the country. the problem is that although there have been a lot of resources apply to this and the standards are there, the next phase will be ensuring these are absolutely embedded within service provision and not seen as a choice or an option for services to deliver that are manned a story, and that will take close moni