did we always have the four liaisons and they were operating out of the hub and now felton because of the pandemic or -- the services at the hub. does that make sense to you? >> correct. we've had them since 2016, pre-covid they were often physically there. we have now moved away from that and they are right now working virtually either from home or at felton office space. i think as we get more comfortable with the reopening of things, there will be opportunities for them to be out in the community supporting their projects. >> president knutzen: they're kept busy through various requests through felton or something like that -- >> yeah. it's not a sort of ad hoc or one-off request. typically they are ongoing or time limited projects that might range from a couple of weeks to ongoing that are going to -- that we know are going to take a certain amount of hours of their time. >> president knutzen: okay. i'm just curious about that. any other comments or questions from commissioners? seeing none, do we have anyone from the public who wishes to comment on item h? >> clerk: moderator ple

the syndicate has reportedly extorted $1900000.00 from felton's victims. sure sums of untraceable money all of which will be sent to western union account. some of the western union branches in the area around where she lived recorded the biggest takings at any western union branches in the world for periods in 20142015 . i was so much money coming in at this time. parents wasn't always so we'll see. she lived in the slums of manila before moving to north hills village. she then started working in a city where women's trip and talk to strangers on the internet. let's face it, it's a pretty, pretty engraving line of work to find yourself. and i imagine that's where the cynicism of our victims comes in. she's seeing men who are behaving in a very exploitative manner seem to be working with other people who eventually exploited and some say, she don't know when really a light bulb went on. she realized how she could turn this to her advantage. it's an evil scan, but it's a very flatter scout at the same time. and it plays on the fact that people ready to stri

it's been carton precious cargo at felton's roaring camp railroad since 1963.ineer is 60 year old phil reader. he too straight at a central. casting like i tell people, you know, they all have a soul. they're living breathing machine. they're all different. uh, this little girl here? she's a sweetheart. she will do just about anything you ask her to do, except maybe climb a tree. when there's a lot of trees over 100 acres of beautiful redwoods. some have been untouched for well over 1000 years. three plus mile trek up and down. bear mountain is a half hour journey through time under a canopy of mother nature's best. i mean, the redwoods on their own, are super majestic, but writing an ancient steam train and the smoke billowing out and just i mean, it's a trip into the past, and especially for the little ones. they f. it's nothing like anything they've seen before. it's not like an amtrak train. this is like a true deal. old west experience. well campers are greeted with a train whistle in a town. that is circa 18 80 from the general store to the train station.

i got felton july was the hottest month ever recorded around the world that all according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration noaa. they released their data showing the combined land and ocean surface temperature on earth was nearly 2 degrees hotter than what's considered average. they say it was the hottest july and a 142 years. last month, numerous heat waves are recorded around the world putting a new meaning on hot girl summer. john travel in the studio this morning. actively checking on the heat. is it going to be just as hot. this august as it was in july. and so, yes, there's likely to be a trend of weather generally. that's what we've seen over the past 20 or so years. this gradual increase. >> in temperatures across not just california but as rain was mentioning in that story just a second ago just across our climate. playing it as as a whole. so i mean, we'll see what the climatology ends up telling us it certainly has been a hot one here in the bay area over the past few days, though. you're north cal on the weather center forecast this morning is showing som

he can bind in supportive mountain guts. felton says that his isn't an isolated case. having done for years and said myself, there are prison the us for my activism and having written, calling from prison. i can tell you this kind of behavior bug bureau of prisons is very common to the extent that one is engaging activism or, or simply pursuing one's own civil rights in the prison system. marty himself, over throughout the entire he was a brilliant, has been retaliated against 4 other articles. he's written or lawsuits. he has filed against the system against the visual wardens and so forth. he was shipped to a communication management unit about 2 years ago. in one of these actually magellio ation is this is where the new federal units were, are and you are not allowed to communicate with anyone a day to day, right. and so this, this is not an unusual development in so much to due process violation. this is very common, b o, p. no one has been involved in activism should be tried in the us, north gosh, where they just did the record of the u. s. on this is just a ment

living barbara has more from felton now he throw effort. only one of the hotels near heathrow airport where the new newly arrived off. guns are encouraged seen under the cover 19 roads for the time being largely they are being supported by the efforts of the general public can of volunteers. we've been at a center not far away where they have been inundated with donations. have things like clothes, not peas for babies, toiletries and summer tree products. really the essential is that have been brought to these guns who are not allowed out. so they know that they are being supported by, by local efforts. but what they don't know is exactly where they're going to go off to vis. it's up to local authorities and the home office to coordinate to find accommodation for these people. now, in the 1st instance, they are going to be going to try to house them in existing counsel accommodation, but many local councils are in england, at least a saying that they don't think they have got enough money. still ahead on al jazeera cape canaveral it isn't,

wants to broaden the scope of its engagement with countries in the region to strengthen ties with felton's asian countries to counter a rising. china. harris also has to convince southeast asian countries of us as commitment to the region. and that may be slightly more difficult, but her trip happening against the backdrop of the collapse of gun this done. they're bound to be questions about whether the u. s. can be counted on to keep its foreign policy promises that i had on al jazeera life under curfew. we take a look at how people in australia figures are coping with another fellow because 19 locked down. and soon as he has to go, crisis deepens nearly a month after the president dismissed the prime minister and suspended parliament. the more bad news scanner sans cricketers, he will have the license in the sport coming up next. ah hello duster farms. really the name of the game for this weather report across the middle east and beyond. so let me show you what i'm talking about towards react medina and mecca. we'll see the san spin around here. and also at times we'll habit shamal wind

haidi: rebecca felton, great to have you with us.et's look at how they are setting up for this training session. >> we are seeing futures mixed in asia. we have reporting from japan along with toyota. shares of this company fell in seoul along with asian game stocks. check out the kiwi dollar firming up after we saw the jobs report from new zealand surprising to the upside with the unemployment rate falling for the second quarter, likely affirming rate hike debts. and check out the offshore u.n. holding. this is despite the slump we saw despite revelatory concerns. -- regulatory concerns. over at bloomberg intelligence, you have tom orlik saying that china's delta variant is weighing on the economic outlook for the country. and over at the markets team, they are illustrating some speculation that could show how asian central banks made a late rate hikes. bets are picking up that central banks may ease in the coming months on that delta risk. we are seeing chinese swap rates fall as we are seeing indicators to the economy weaken. manu

taliban, but says it's in no rush to recognize the group as afghanistan's rulers or governors. pabo felton. how is a military analyst 20th on skype from moscow bible? how would the kremlin like to see this process evolving over the coming weeks and months? rush has been maintained in good working relationship with the coward, bondo officially designated terrorist organization and russia, and the russian of thought these they will not remove that the nation immediately. but that fact depends on how the power bond is going to work with brush again and moscow. there are different opinions on how to deal with this situation right now. the leading role is taken over by the special residential representative on the gas on that me a couple of, i know that person for a long time and he for a long time has be saying the same thing. america is bad there and i've gotten this done. it's all going to collapse, the obama take over and rush my boob berkey relationship with the bind for such an event throughout the and now he believes that he was saying i told your soul and he's right now the we figure an

now it did get an early warning that the town of korea more know which of home to some 20 felton residents would be targeted and they were silent sounding to the town. the buckets fell not far from the town, and the town remains in a state of high alert. from the lebanese side, they have confirmed that in those 1st 3 rounds, so that is prior to the latest round up is really stripe 90. 2 shells were fired at 11 on. it also says that it has opened an investigation into who was behind the filing of the initial walk. that is role. however, the idea of a goldfish with a statement saying that it holds the lebanese government responsible for what if it emanates from liberties territory. it all does believe that it is palestinian groups that are affiliated with her mother who are responsible for the firing of rocket. at the same time, uni for the united nations into 411 on that one. the situation between the 2 countries says that it is investigating the incident and following it closely. it has urged both sides to show with strain. and at the same time as yet, the seas via, of course, will continu

>> we will worked at a very small pizza shop in felton city, tennessee together.s actually the manager at the time. and i'd worked with his brother and we were really good friends, and then one day this kid showed up and i was like, god, he thinks he owns the place. like who is this guy? i was just like who -- and he's like oh, that's my brother. and i was like, oops. okay. he has the confidence, he needs to be knocked down a little. and i've been doing it ever since. >> he was obviously -- he was very good-looking. i've heard you say that. i've heard that you actually didn't do much work when he was around because you were kind of smitten with him. is that true? >> yeah. he would get frequently annoyed. i would tell people i was his pr. he would be trying to talk to me or -- i mean, just even eat in peace and i would just be over there with like my phone like look that way, look that way. you know, just -- i was smitten. people say that the cupcake phase or the honeymoon phase ends, and it did not for us. which i am so grateful for. >> october 7th was going to be

it's been carton precious cargo at felton's roaring camp railroad since 1963, the engineer, is 60 yearut of central casting, like i tell people, you know, they all have a soul their living breathing machine. they're all different. ah, this little girl here. she's a sweetheart. she will do anticipate anything you ask her to do except maybe climb a tree when there's a lot of trees over 100 acres of beautiful redwoods. some have been untouched for well over 1000 years. three plus mile trek up and down. bear mountain is a half hour journey through time under a canopy of mother nature's best. i mean, the redwoods on their own are super majestic, but writing and ancient steam train and the smoke billowing out and just i mean, it's a trip into the past, and especially for the little ones. they just. it's nothing like anything they've seen before. it's not like an amtrak train. this is like a true deal. old west experience. well campers are greeted with a train whistle in a town that is circa 18 80 from the general store to the train station. it quickly turns big kids into little ones long bef

for barnsley central, for plymouth, more view, from norwich south, for aldershot, isle of wight, felton and bradley stoke, and for wells. they and the tens of thousands of others deployed in afghanistan served in difficult and challenging circumstances, and the labour party and-i am sure-everybody across this house thanks each and every one of them and of the 150,000. many returned with life-changing injuries and, tragically, 457 did not return at all. mr. gray later today, i will : attend the service at raf lyneham, outside royal wootton bassett, to commemorate the 10th anniversary, which falls today, of the last repatriation through bassett. will the right honorable gentlemen agree with me that the message to the people i will see today must be that those young lives were not wasted but played an absolutely essential role in deterring and destroying terrorism and carrying out so many other good works in afghanistan? mr. starmer: i wholeheartedly agree with that point and will address it in one moment. for many of those who returned from afghanistan and other places around the world, m

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