giselle y evelyn no son las Únicas familias separadas, hay miles mÁs.r un largo tiempo. >> me parece que hemos sufriÓ bastante con el hecho de habernos quitado a nuestros hijos y haberlo deportado sin ellos. luis: mientras tanto, otras familias siguen llegando, esperando que a ellos les vaya mejor. paola: en san francisco se anunciÓ un plan para que el pÚblico vuelva a asistir a eventos en interiores. contempla una asistencia del 35%. el mantener los protocolos de seguridad sanitaria que incluyen el uso permanente de mascarillas, a menos que sea necesario comer o beber. se deberÁ presentar una prueba de haber recibido la vacuna o un test negativo de coronavirus. ya volvemos.

the book is a kids book about sexual abuse by evelyn yang. thank you so much, evelyn. >> thank you, kristin. >>> when we come back, the latest covid-19 vaccine news with our special correspondent dr. patel. get your thinking caps come back on air? five seconds. >> five seconds. >> welcome back. covid-19 continues to be in the news. as long as that's the case, we'll keep talking about it with our special correspondent dr. patel. he joins us live. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. happy friday to you kristin. >> all right. it is a friday of learning before we head into the weekend. there's been a lot of headlines with regard to covid. with our viewers help on facebook, let's play two truths and a lie. >> let's do it. everyone out there. which one of these is not true. unfortunately coronavirus is still all over the headlines. which is not true? i'm going to start with -- give me one second. i lost my list. >> do you want me to do it? >> i'm going to tell you now. at least 14 will require the covid vaccine. or b, the variant is most common vari

evelyn: just a beautiful story. garvin: it begins, evelyn says, at this san rafael coffee shop.he is on the shop security footage paying for her decaf chai latte, then putting her wallet back in her pocket

evelyn farkas thank _ collective institution. evelyn farkas thank you _ collective institution.ave condemned the idea, saying it�*s court packing. and even democratic house speaker nancy pelosi said she won�*t support it. but for those who do support the measure, it�*s a chance to bring balance back to a conservative—leaning court. that�*s after former president trump was able to add three justices of his own in just four years. these four new seats, to be filled by pres biden, will reconstitute the us supreme court _ the bench will then rightly reflect the values of the majority of the american people on whose behalf they serve. expanding the court is constitutional, congress has done it before, and congress must do it again. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell was quick to dismiss the bill. he tweeted that... joining us to discuss is senior north america reporter anthony zurcher. it is an extremely consensus area. conservative is deeply opposed to what is called court packing what how do you see it developing? the first thing you mentioned that nancy pelosi _ first thing yo

. >> evelyn turbine from san leandro is now vaccinated. >> i have johnson & johnson. >> evelyn tried for weeks to get an appointment but navigating the internet wasn't easy until she spotted this flyer with a number offering help. >> a volunteer run covid-19 hotline. >> is it even the jet? >> there have been a people who said i saw the flyer. >> shut line started only weeks ago by a group of fellowship students with one mission. >> our goal is really to eliminate mainly the technological barriers to covid- 19 vaccination registration. >> please keep in mind you are speaking with a volunteer who is trying their best to get you a vaccination vaccination >>> bridging the divide is why the students are digging into help at no charge. >> we really go search everywhere to find an appointment. we didn't want to have any steps where the internet is needed. >> shot line was born after a conversation she had with her 93-year-old neighbor. >> shot nine will even provide free transportation if you need a ride to your appointment thanks to a funding grant. and two weeks, 60 people have gotten app

reportera: evelyn, es maestra del distrito unificado de san josÉ. >> fue un aÑo muy difÍcil, ya estamoss nosotros, los maestros. reportera: por su parte, presidente del sindicato de maestros, seÑala estar muy emocionado de este regreso a clases. en noviembre, negociaron las condiciones de seguridad de que todos los maestros de gran vacunados, que tuviera equipo de protecciÓn y protocolos de limpieza, lo cual ya estÁ en orden. jennifer, portavoz del ilÍcito unificado de san josÉ, informa que 36% de sus estudiantes estarÁn regresando a las aulas este miÉrcoles. es una decisiÓn de los padres de familia tomaron porpreferencia, las clases funcionarÁn el 50% de capacidad. los estudiantes deberÁn mantener su mascarilla puesta y respetar el distanciamiento social en todo el momento. tayana garcÍa, noticias univisiÓn 14. paola: estudiantes de primaria y secundaria en oakland regresaron voluntariamente clases presenciales. la asociaciÓn de maestros de oakland anuncio que le ha llegado a un acuerdo ivo cual distrito escolar unificado de oakland para retornar a clases a tiempo completo. las clases

dayana: evelyn y maestra del distrito unificado de san josÉ. >> me emociona, porque fue un aÑo muy difÍcilo vio la ventaja. dayana: aquello se posÓ la vacuna, tiene sentimientos encontrados no porque teme por la seguridad de los estudiantes. >> sÉ si la para que si buscando es impotencia, porque se estÁ escuchando un grupo de gente, pero a otros no. en medio, quedamos nosotros los maestros. >> [habla en inglÉs] dayana: por su parte, patrick bernal, presidente del sindicato de maestros del distrito de san josÉ seÑala estar muy emocionado este regreso a clases. >> [habla en inglÉs] dayana: en noviembre, negociaron las condiciones de seguridad, como que todo el maestro estuviera macon alcoa que tuvieran equipos de protecciÓn y protocolos de limpieza, lo cual ya estÁ en orden. >> [habla en inglÉs] jennifer madoff, portavoz del distrito unificado de san josÉ, informa que el 33% de sus estudiantes, 10.000 de ellos regresarÁn a las aulas este lunes 21 de abril, es una decisiÓn que los padres de familia tomaron hace meses por preferencia, y dijeron que no continuarÍan con educaciÓn a distancia. la

that would be evelyn stafford and she joins me now.he is justice of the peace in washington county, arkansas. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> i want to understand -- you would understand this better than anyone -- does meeting people with the lived experience, with the lived transgender experience, does it influence people like asa hutchinson or people who have preestablished views about how they should legislate the lives of transgender people? >> i think it does. you know, to be honest, i was actually kind of surprised that governor hutchinson vetoed the bill. and i think that i have to credit the fact that he, i think, did his research. he had a variety of meetings. he met with health care officials, he met with myself and a young 18-year-old trans woman who came out in arkansas public schools at the age of 13 and went through one of the very procedures that this bill now bans. and i think, you know, in the -- unfortunately the arkansas legislature didn't do the same kind of homework that the go

. >> evelyn tried for weeks to get an appointment and navigating the internet was not easy until she spotted this flyer with a number offering help. >> thank you for calling shot line. the volunteer in the vaccination hotline. >> but what is shot line? is it legit? >> there have been a couple of people that call and said i saw your flyer but was not sure if it was real. >> it is the real deal. it started by u c berkeley fellowship students with one mission. >> our goal is to eliminate mainly technological barriers to covid-19 vaccination registration. >> you are speaking with a volunteer. >> bridging the digital divide in bay area communities is why the students are digging help at no charge. >> we didn't want to add stress where the internet is needed. >>> aaron kramer says it was born after a conversation she had with her 9 3-year-old neighbor. >> she was standing on her porch waiting for me and holding her old iphone and asking me for help to sign up for the vaccination. >> shot line will provide free transportation if you need a ride to an appointment thanks to a funding grant. i

. >> reporter: 66-year-old evelyn terman from san leandro is now vaccinated. >> i got johnson & johnson. >> one shot. >> yes. >> reporter: she tried for weeks again appointment but navigating the internet wasn't easy for her, until she spotted this flyer with a number offering help. >> thank you for calling shot line, volunteer run covid-19 vaccination hotline. >> reporter: what is shot line? is it even legit? that there have been a couple people called and said hey, i saw your fire but i wasn't sure if it was real or not. >> reporter: it's the real deal. they started only weeks ago by a group of uc berkeley students with one mission. >> our goal was mainly to limit the technological terriers to covid-19 vaccination registration. >> keep in mind you are speaking with a volunteer, trying their best to get you vaccination appointment. >> reporter: bridging the digital divide in many underserved bay area communities is why the students are digging in to help and no charge. erin kramer says shot line was born after a conversation she had with her 93-year-old neighbor. >> she was standing on

host: evelyn in chicago. you support, evelyn. good morning. caller: hi, hi.y ex-husband is a civil engineer. they need to talk to other engineers about for structure. he's been talking about it since he graduated from engineering school in the 70's and it has been progressively deteriorating . our infrastructure is so bad that a lot of the engineers fear that the bridges at any moment could collapse. the water systems are shop in this country. the sewage -- shot in this country. the airports, everything in this country needs to be overhauled. it's well past due. he worked for the steel industry, same situation. he has worked for airports, same situation. buildings, you name it. he worked in chicago. he worked in indiana. people need to just look around and look at some of the things you drive on, the bridges and highways you drive over. look at the concrete where it is cracked. unjust, the people who don't want anything done about the infrastructure, i think, i think their lives are in peril and our children's and grandchildren's lives are in peril. host: you

three generations — linda, laura, alice and evelyn. from when i was born, and now the placentas from when the girls were born are all being stored somewhere. and all the sort of blood and genetic information they've got over the years. it is amazing to think that all that genetic information, all that history of our family is on record somewhere. and it'll be there forever. yeah, absolutely. we've just left a mark on scientific research forever, really, haven't we? it's amazing. we'll do samples of things like our blood and our spit, but we'll also give away our teeth, as well. they also monitored our fat levels, which wasn't something we always wanted to know, but it was very good and it meant you went away knowing that you had strong bones and maybe you needed to lose a little bit of weight. so it was interesting. it makes us feel like we're part of something so special. - 0h, nearly! 0h, miles away! and now this study is helping understand the current global pandemic. covid is absolutely a case in point. the information we have on t

police officer stephanie was killed in her rumble a police station on the already damaged land of evelyn the nation stands alongside her family colleagues and law enforcement in the fight against islamist terrorism we will not give up but there is anger to anger that this is yet another door they are fronts mocking the pen who's the leader of the national rally here in france has accused the government over extreme and excessive tolerance when it comes to the fight against islamic terrorism let's have a look now back at some of the events that have been folded in from so over the last 6 years when the country has been and i don't cloud of islam is terrorism. as a result of this latest attack which is seen the death of a police officer in everything just on the outskirts of paris the interior minister has now said that security is being stepped up outside police stations and turned on the big buildings here we fronts but many might also be questioning how that attacker was able to get in so i just you were area inside the police station and killed an officer in front of. well let's cross

police officer stephanie was killed in her rumble a police station on the already damaged land of evelyn the nation stands alongside her family colleagues and law enforcement in the fight against islamist terrorism we will not give up france of course has been suffering and a dark cloud of terrorism since 2015 when the challis able to walk the seas were turned to in paris later that year of course they were at the paris attacks or around a 130 people killed in the night of terror later we saw a taxi nice but more recently too there has been a spate of terror attacks that have dokken that cloud one small that's just happened look back at some of those horrific events. as a result of this latest attack which is seen the death of a police officer in everything just on the outskirts of paris the interior minister has now said the security is being stepped up outside police stations and turned on the buildings here with france but many might also be questioning how that attack oh was able to get in so i just you were area inside the police station and killed an officer in front. of the evenin

the allegations of bribery breach of trust and fraud at the same time israeli president of rubin evelyn is consulting with political parties about he who he should choose to form a government after last month's inconclusive election but a small photo is collided with another vote in bangladesh killing at least 27 people a police inspector says the ferry was rushing to leave after the government confirmed a new krona virus locked down those were the headlines to read will be here in less than half an hour with the news are due stay with us. al jazeera is news night of the biggest stories of the week delivered to your inbox last analysis and opinions of the world. subscribe of the conversation. biology and anthropology in genetics is really founded in a racist ideology my name's adam rather said i'm a geneticist author and broadcaster. inevitably get loads of racism i'm being called a racist because i'm talking about race and i'm by 16 i'm an economist one time political candidate and activist. unfortunately cove it could just be a dress rehearsal for something much worse than the climate

of evelyn is consulting with political parties about who he could choose to form a government after last month's inconclusive election the trial was a major issue of the vote egypt says a new round of talks with ethiopia and sudan over a disputed dam on the nile is their last chance of an agreement the african union is mediating 3 days of negotiations in the democratic republic of congo ethiopia says the grant to run a science dam is crucial to its development but egypt and sudan worried the project will cause water shortages person to go she says of failed to reach an agreement. a leak at a waste water reservoir is causing concern that a wall of water that overwhelmed hundreds of homes in the u.s. state of florida the water contains hazardous waste from an old fertilizer factory as particle hate explains. it's the one question thousands of people in the u.s. state of florida are asking will this spill turn into a giant flood we're talking about the potential of about 600000000 gallons within a matter of seconds and minutes leaving that retention pool and going around the surrounding are

[inaudible] being earmarked like every other year meet cad w7 criteria i urge evelyn to go to our website cad w.org but look at the pig book, look at the criteria and even though this is not officially quote unquote tax day you still have to pay your taxes. take a look at where your money is going. let your representatives know how you feel. and before we move on to our members of congress who i think very much for joining us, i would also like to thank the director of research shawn kennedy who once again awaiting through this amount to put the pig book together. restarting first congressman ted bug who spearheaded a letter with senator ted cruz objecting to the restoration of earmarks. he's been a great leader on this issue. senator bud thank you for joining. >> hey tom thank you so much for having me. good morning everyone. as a north carolinian or the biggest pork producers that's the pork that we like actually in the form of hogs but would like to send it to great restaurants like kevin know so well. it's great to be back with the all part look forward to being with y'all in person i

one of those customers was evelyn, whose name we changed. evelyn is a san francisco native who is also the primary wage earner in her multi-generational household. she has been struggling to afford her bills, including water and wastewater which resulted in $2,000 of arrears. over the course of developing this pilot, we discovered that this is not unique to evelyn. the arrears have increased to $1,043 by the end of february 2021. over the same time frame in which the delinquency has grown by 216% from 163 accounts at the beginning of the pandemic to 4,320 accounts in february of 2021. additionally, the number of payment plans have decreased during this time frame. to recap, not only are there more customers with higher arrears, but the payment plans are being underutilized. one other factor is there are disproportionately high rates of debt [indiscernible] -- specifically in the area codes listed here. these parts of the city have the highest unemployment in the pandemic. we've developed a pilot program to test the efficacy and interventions

stephanie gave birth to baby evelyn a few days later.with other expectant mothers. just look after yourselves, stay safe. and employers, just think about that unborn baby and that family, and the devastating circumstances that could potentially happen by putting your employees at risk. stephanie says her boss had been very supportive and offered for her to work from home, but she decided to come into the office. she says she was unaware of the risks. according to government guidance, you're not more susceptible to catching covid if you're pregnant, but you have an increased risk of becoming severely ill and of preterm birth. and that's what worries jess. her baby is due injune. she gave up herjob as a carer in gloucester last month. she says she was given a risk assessment and ppe, but didn't feel that was enough. i felt i had to leave because i was too worried about what was the impact on me and my child. and the fact that i didn't feel completely safe and i knew that i would still have to be within one metre of this individual, and i c

pictures of his own collection of products from endangered species ivory chopsticks angling scales evelyn shellfish and rhino horn bracelets all illegal he says horn is the most risky. sometimes even legal in the easy to eat. she being under the seat. to keep eating a good job. he gives his directions to a dealer he knows. the job. is. we're told his name is chan. he leads us through several. to his storeroom. there's. some agenda the harder. it is you know. it was you want to be. a complete front horn can weigh 6 kilos the stumpy back or one more like to a set cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. can't we're going. to get them all out with the man why. haven't the bison given the. many visiting chinese consider one in particular the ultimate status symbol to acquire in africa. our investigation will reveal it's a few close to the very top of chinese society so i think. it's been just. a full moon in south africa's most famous national park. it's known locally as approaches moon when it lights up the bush the slaughter peaks. this is 20000 square kilometers of park with about $400.00 ra

align with our values for years similar incidents have left parents sounding the alarm, like jim and evelynson timothy died after a night of drinking at penn state university >> do the right thing. if you're ever in a situation where somebody needs help, help them. >> reporter: four years later, another family is now grieving >> i want this to be the only and last time that this type of case is prosecuted in wood county >> reporter: a lawyer for one of the men charged, 23-year-old troy henriksen, say the facts of the case will exonerate his client a representative for the seven others did not respond for a request for comment. >> unfortunately, we've seen this so often. there have been crackdowns on hazing just how common do you get the sense that this is still across college campuses >> reporter: well, last year, savannah, it was the first time in 60 years that there was no known hazing death in the u.s. because many schools went virtual. one study, savannah, finds that 55% of college students involved in teams, clubs, or organizations experience some sort of hazing, although much of it go

secret >>> this afternoon on our program, getting answers, we spoke with evelyn yang, the wife of andrewvor. she shared her story and discussed her book, a kids book on sexual abuse. the release could not be more timely with a rise in sexual abuse during the pandemic. >> traditionally, the schools are safe havens for children. this is where abuse is reported. right now, with the pandemic, so many kids are out of school, that abuse is going unreported. and teachers don't have eyes on kids the way they used to. a lot of our kids, unfortunately, might be in situations where they are trapped at home with their abusers. >> what a frightening frighteni yang says, because of this, victims will be dealing with the trauma and impact for years to come. she believes her book will give a blueprint for parents to start the conversation on what is a difficult topic. >> we are so much about a need to encourage young students, especially girls, to aspire to careers in science and technology. education is part of building a better bay area and solving problems. we can be astounded by what students are al

it got off to the worst possible start, going behind to an early evelyne viens goal, just two and a halfland conceded again. a bad mistake from goalkeeper karen bardsley, took far too long on the ball and was caught out on the line by michelle prince, to cement a 2—0 victory for canada. it means the lionesses finish this international window on the back of two defeats. and it also means players are now left wondering if they've played themselves in — and, in some cases, out of — a spot in that team gb squad for this summer's olympic games. head coach hege riise now has three months and she has some tough decisions to make. and the players, well, they have a nervous wait. and wales' women were also in friendly action tonight at home to denmark. they came from a goal down at half—time to draw i—i, jess fishlock there with the equaliser. chelsea have reached the last four of the champions league for the first time in seven years. they went into the second leg of their quarterfinal with a 2—0 lead over porto — and that never really looked like it would be under too much threat in a dull game

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and so evelyn is her name. the point is this approach to sin forget the grade, let's just learn. let's bring the context of some achievements. let's coach, coaching is very fundamental. let's look at each other and see how people are being created. how often do we give students a bad opportunity? in the other thing about this approach is that it let's the student sort of wonder print we don't give them time to do in real life because it is so narrow. i think that course if we could replicate more but it's the closest of me working on it real oil rig. the final thing i will say is context that some philosophical level in my view create receptacles for learning. if you give learning without a receptacle wears a learner going to put it? given the context they know what to do with it. >> out also point out in this rich context students are having to, they do get very short segments of instruction or they learn about concept. but they are limited to ten minutes in length. and then students actually can go back to the many lectures as much as they want. that's not the only get the info

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i am evelyn hu and this is my husband. we are the recent owners of 24/7 2 vallejo street. we purchased the property two months ago. there is a whole history of issues of the building currently cleaned up. we are still in the process of cleaning up some of those things. i wanted to address a couple of things that just came up an hour before this hearing. she alluded to a set of plans that referred to the light well area specifically the deck and the stairs as unpermitted. i had a conversation with sanchez an hour ago where i was given notice of this. i just called my drafter. it appears there was a plan set prepared for conversation with our tenant referring to the fact that the deck that he enjoys currently that i believe he enjoys by himself exclusively we are permitting to be a private deck for him. the landlord tenant attorney wanted to specify between a space that did not be long to the tenanted before to a space that was permitted to him. this language of permitted not permitted refers to the top floor of the community the tenant lived this is now inclusive and fully

. >> reporter: evelyn carter is managing director at paradigm, the strategy firm works with over 600ces. >> the problem is that culture fit often turns into what some companies literally call the beer test, right. what i want to go out and -- would i want to go out and have a beer with you after work? that's a great criterion for finding a new friend, not so much for finding a hire. >> reporter: since leaving facebook, lindsey started his own consulting company with a focus on diverse hiring. >> diversity is not just someone's skin cancolor and gen. it's everybody's background, their experiences, their culture, their identity. >> reporter: are you encouraged at all by telling your story that facebook will see this and make changes? >> my hope is that facebook leadership can reflect because it's my story and my perspective, but there's also other people's perspectives of their experiences at facebook that they need listen to. >> reporter: the expert we spoke to said hiring bias is not unique to facebook and that we all have biases that we're unaware of. in a statement, facebook told c

evelyn dobecker is from east windsor, new jersey, an active lady she's 100.hing she'd rather do than go shopping last but not least, happy 100th birthday to jack, this world war ii veteran is from boynton b beach, florida, says his secret to longevity, the promise of being a smucker's jar when he turned 100. >> you did it. >> jack, you did it, you did it my friend. we salute you for your service >> that was great. all right, guys, speaking of important dates. the countdown is on to mother's day. don't forget to shop today's mother's day plaza for exclusive discounts on some gifts. >> we're talking about flowers from urban stems, skin care from kate somerville and more, plus there's a chance to win a matching sweatshirt shorts set and tote that's reese witherspoon's line to shop and save, check out our site every weekday morning starting at 8:30 you're going to find it by scanning the qr code on the to today.com/shop. "today" works with affiliate partners and make earn a commission on purchases made through our link. >> don't do it my husband says, isn't every

. >> evelyn, how are you feeling after hearing the guilty verdict?son but at the same time at least he was held responsible. i think that now people are awakening and they're finally, you know, they're facing justice the way that it was meant to be. >> they were informed, they were curious, they were compassionate. i was so grateful as a student of history that i got this assignment to witness this moment of history with young people because we know how transformative moments like this in history can be. 15-year-old john lewis bearing witness to emmitt till. people joining the public service after kennedy was assassinated or joined the military after 9/11, they will go on to lead the world. and it was one of their own that led the change. >> all of these things you mentioned they were, the compassionate part was the part that surprised me. kids often get angry and really passionate. the compassion sometimes comes later. >> they talked about derek chauvin's family. >> the same care for humanity in george floyd leads them to care for the humanity of de

stephanie gave birth to baby evelyn a few days later. fact that i didn't feel completely safe and i knew that i would still have to be within one metre of this individual, and i couldn't always keep up the coronavirus guidelines. now, at five months pregnant i have had to look at the government guidance. it says that all expectant mothers should receive a workplace risk assessment, and for those who are more than 28 weeks pregnant, they should be in most cases encouraged to work from home. if a woman�*s specific needs cannot be met, then she should be suspended on full pay. mary agyapong was a pregnant nurse in luton who died almost exactly a year ago from covid. her unborn child survived and was delivered by c—section. the inquest heard she had felt pressurised to stay at work in later pregnancy. campaigners are calling on the government to tighten up rules to ensure employers undertake a risk assessment, tailored to their pregnant workers�* individual needs. our recent research showed us that 48% of pregnant women do not feel that thei

stephanie gave birth to baby evelyn a few days later.fice. she says she was unaware of the risks. according to government guidance, you're not more susceptible to catching covid if you're pregnant, but you have an increased risk of becoming severely ill and of preterm birth. and that's what worries jess. her baby is due injune. she gave up herjob as a carer in gloucester last month. she says she was given a risk assessment and ppe, but didn't feel that was enough. i felt i had to leave because i was too worried about what was the impact on me and my child. and the fact that i didn't feel completely safe and i knew that i would still have to be within one metre of this individual, and i couldn't always keep up the coronavirus guidelines. now, at five months pregnant i have had to look at the government guidance. it says that all expectant mothers should receive a workplace risk assessment, and for those who are more than 28 weeks pregnant, they should be in most cases encouraged to work from home. if a woman's specific needs cannot be met

i am evelyn hu and this is my husband. we are the recent owners of 24/7 2 vallejo street.e property two months ago. there is a whole history of issues of the building currently cleaned up. we are still in the process of cleaning up some of those things. i wanted to address a couple of things that just came up an hour before this hearing. she alluded to a set of plans that referred to the light well area specifically the deck and the stairs as unpermitted. i had a conversation with sanchez an hour ago where i was given notice of this. i just called my drafter. it appears there was a plan set prepared for conversation with our tenant referring to the fact that the deck that he enjoys currently that i believe he enjoys by himself exclusively we are permitting to be a private deck for him. the landlord tenant attorney wanted to specify between a space that did not be long to the tenanted before to a space that was permitted to him. this language of permitted not permitted refers to the top floor of the community the tenant lived this is now inclusive and fully permitted to inc

am friends with his son shane and my daughter is dear friends with shane's children deck land and evelyn. and they've all told us beautiful stories about their dad and their grandfather and he will be deeply, deeply missed and loved but his memory will continue. >> thank you, supervisor ronen. >> thank you, madam clerk, colleagues, today with supervisor haney i'm calling for a hearing to receive information from the public as well as from the office of economic and workforce development and there are subsidiary office, the office of small business on their collective efforts around business relief since we finalized our last budget, obviously during the pandemic, and how we have begun to pivot grants to small businesses to support their recovery efforts and by way of background, my office has had some issues, not directly around this but around the disposition of the city's construction mitigation fund and i've heard quite a bit of feedback the current programs are not adequately or directly impacting the communities of concern we're trying to address. so i want to thank supervisor haney

three generations — linda, laura, alice and evelyn.the girls were born are all being stored somewhere. and all the sort of blood and genetic information they've got over the years. it is amazing to think that all that genetic information, all that history of our family is on record somewhere. and it'll be there forever. yeah, absolutely. we've just left a mark on scientific research forever, really, haven't we? it's amazing. we'll do samples of things like our blood and our spit, but we also give away our teeth, as well. they also monitored our fat levels, which wasn't something we always wanted to know, but it was very good and it meant you went away knowing that you had strong bones and maybe you needed to lose a little bit of weight. so it was interesting. it makes us feel like we're part of something so special. - 0h, nearly! 0h, miles away! and now this study is helping understand the current global pandemic. covid is absolutely a case in point. the information we have on these| families is such that we can know, by carrying on, c

am friends with his son shane and my daughter is dear friends with shane's children deck land and evelyn. and they've all told us beautiful stories about their dad and their grandfather and he will be deeply, deeply missed and loved but his memory will continue. >> thank you, supervisor ronen. >> thank you, madam clerk, colleagues, today with supervisor haney i'm calling for a hearing to receive information from the public as well as from the office of economic and workforce development and there are subsidiary office, the office of small business on their collective efforts around business relief since we finalized our last budget, obviously during the pandemic, and how we have begun to pivot grants to small businesses to support their recovery efforts and by way of background, my

evelyne viens put the canadians ahead in stoke following a defensive error, but keeper karen bardsleyken finger every time. he was injured while fielding for that match for rajasthan royals. he will miss the rest of the ipl season. but they have said he is going to stay out there and stay with his team, be part of it and be involved, albeit with a broken finger. england fans might be interested to know that the next international fixture is against new zealand on the 2nd ofjune. he has got to be well by then. thank you.— got to be well by then. thank ou. ., ., , , , thank you. you have some big guests later, thank you. you have some big guests later. haven't — thank you. you have some big guests later, haven't you? _ later, haven't you? we have. it is 100 days since the start of the limbic. ii it we have. it is 100 days since the start of the limbic.— start of the limbic. if it still toes start of the limbic. if it still goes ahead! _ start of the limbic. if it still goes ahead! -- _ start of the limbic. if it still goes ahead! -- what i start of the limbic. if it still goes ahead! --

defendant guilty, this verdict agree to this 20th day of april 2021 at 1:45 p.m., signed by jury evelyn shue and ida chen foreperson juror number 9 -- signed by jerry foreperson -- signed by jury foreperson juror number 19. as to account number three, we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant guilty, this verdict agreed to this 20th day of april at 1:45 p.m.. i am going to ask if these are your true and correct verdicts. juror number true, these are true and correct verdicts? >> juror number nine, are these your true and correct verdicts? >> yes. judge: juror number 27, are these your true and correct verdicts? >> yes. judge: juror number 24, these your true and correct verdicts? >> yes. judge: juror number 50 to come are these your true and correct verdicts? >> yes. judge: juror number 55, are these your true and correct verdicts? >> yes. >> judge: juror number 89, are these your true and correct verdicts? >> yes. judge: juror number 91, are these your true and correct verdicts? >> yes. judge: are these your true and correct verdicts, one -- say you want and say you a

our first prize high school east winners are evelyn shue and ida chen, 10th graders from richard montgomery high school and winston churchill high school in rockville and potomac maryland, where c-span is available through comcast. their winning entry is entitled was high-stakes." >> is always in the back of my mind. >> i use to make important decisions. >> conceptions. >> you feel like you are a cog. >> is time to fix our system of testing and accountability. ♪ >> covid-19 has exposed the vulnerability of the u.s. education system. disparities in access to technology and online resources, among other factors, have exacerbated existing inequities. >> we are bad in this country at ensuring everybody has equal opportunity. >> we have placed equity at the forefront of how we think about education but we haven't leasing the fruits of that labor come to bear. >> even prior to the pandemic, many pointed to standardized testing as a root cause of the achievement gap, one criticism being that they are not a fair measure of student ability. >> is one essay on one test on one day. there is so much mo