foundation. previously, he served as ambassador to the czech republic, was an executive at honeywell international and led the milwaukee based law firm of reinhart barner van doren. please join me in welcoming ambassador graber and our panelists the stage. is. where. well, good morning and thank you very much for that kind introduction. and thank you for joining us. also like to welcome our c-span audience for tuning in during coolidge's centennial year to learn about coolidge and consider how example and values can guide us today. as was mentioned, the title of our panel is the ideas and ideals that made coolidge. it's a great for me to be part of this centennial celebration honoring. our nation's 30th president, a man who history truly has too overlooked. thanks to amity and her teams, to necessity and the commitment of the coolidge foundation under her leadership, president coolidge is finally, finally receiving long overdue reexamination and that he so richly. president coolidge is origins we

so, there's a lot of interaction between appraisers and the foundation. >> and the foundation essentially the standards are not recommendations they are requirements and they might set a floor for howell rules get implemented across the country. is that fair? >> it implements the minimums both in the qualifications and standards and it's up to the states then to enforce those. some go higher than the minimums, but it is the states that do that. >> do individual appraisers pay fees to the appraisal foundation? >> they do not. the foundation is not a membership organization of individuals it's a membership of other organizations. we do by the standards material -- >> you mean appraisers? >> appraisers pay fees for those standards, those rules. let me ask you this. in your testimony, it says that you think the appraisal subcommittee should encourage the appraisal foundation to do certain things, so is it your view that the regulators here cannot require the foundation to do that, is that your understanding of the law? >> i'm not an attorney. i don't know what oversight ability you have. i do

and housing foundation provide 75 million tomans free of charge to the mustafafan foundation for each unit, and 40,000 tons of cement are donated for each housing unit, and 16,000 units are also donated by the program and budget organization. the housing foundation should be built in anonymity it is trying to be good with this kind of planning to reduce the biggest concern of the people and the government. provincial , all together , mobilize the construction of the executive headquarters of the mustafafan foundation, the housing foundation, the ministry of home affairs, the ministry of roads and urban development . on the lips of the families without housing, mobin, the minister of roads and urban development, said that the process of issuing documents for houses built on the lands of the ministry of roads and urban development has started . must be in the system seasonal urban fabric facility at the address of udrc.ir, the registration to receive documents for the houses built on the lands of the ministry of roads and urban development ends on the 29th of esfand. most of some biolog

march 1342, which is the 69th year of this old foundation the most important foundation of the countryich is the flag bearer of the science and technology endowment in our country, established this award and with the aim that people who win the award in all branches of science, regardless of their age, position and gender , can win this award, and i would like to point out this point . to the ceremony that will be held today , 60 of the scientists who have won the alborz award over the past 60 years, out of the 6,000 people that i have mentioned, will be awarded this prize during the 60 years of the foundation. let's gather that most of these people are scientists who separate from the responsibilities and appropriateness that they have in the academy of sciences, the academy of persian literature and medical sciences are known as the evolution and great people of our country's knowledge, and hopefully, together with this group, on behalf of the great alborz family, we will unveil the special stamp of the 69th anniversary of the establishment of the alborz cultural foundation , and we

in many of these countries , the martyr foundation has just been formed .have experience in the field of providing services to the families of martyrs. that our universities can train students here in different courses. the capacity of the university is witness of the month . it has a capacity in the field of joint cultural works. it has a capacity to make a movie on the report of the holding to your weapons. shahid beheshti, part 13 with what i said and the evaluations, i declare that the martyr's foundation had the most support in the field of allocating financial resources in the 13th government, but some of the martyrs are still complaining about the private health insurance, and it is said that the treatment costs are paid and this is called a smaller issue , which is more similar . what action has been taken to solve this issue so far, which you mentioned? 100% increase this year compared to last year he found that the budget is projected to increase by 50%, in which the growth and the budget are 20% more, but there is a long gap between what is neede

but if he has foundation would pay $100000.00. you raised to citizen, go and as part of the deal, a representative of my life he has foundation would be appointed to the board of citizen, go at the time alexi come off was involved with mellow fifths foundation. so i asked him about the proposed deal. tell us about that. what happened that there were no financing by russians of citizen go 0 over, says ream, drawn up in gene 2013. are you saying that i'm laughing? it happens. yes. so comma insists unequivocally that the financial aspect of the proposed deal came to nothing citizen, gay will say, stated that it is never received money from any russian oligarch or any one connected to putins regime. but one of the ideas did materialize. and you saw on the board, didn't you say, how does that come about the way it works? that is, well, we share the same values and we do various pro family projects that will trust each other that people invite and watch on the board and does necessarily need any financial ah transaction or anything like

you are coming from shahid and amor foundation the martyrs of the revolution and the country's water and soil have sacrificed their lives. can we really find someone to blame? i would like to offer this to you. based on this, we have made a plan so that there is no reason to play for two years. we took a thousand people under the cover of services, and for one hour, unfortunately, both in the field of housing and in the field of employment, the rates we have in the field of veterans are worse than the general population . 25% to 30% have been realized and done the unemployment rate among martyrs is higher than the unemployment rate in the society . the unemployment rate, especially among educated people, we made a special program so that with the existing situation, we can recruit through non-governmental organizations. in this field, the field of employment, explaining the change of status, 60 thousand people changed their status , during these two years, the children of martyrs and veterans, 70% of us , 6,993 people were recruited . this is our focus on employment non-government, b

the ceo of barkat foundation says that this foundation has supported farmers in 8000 investment greenhousejects , mr. turkman said that the foundation's support for agricultural projects will increase by 30% this year. the field of service industry and agriculture is one of the most important things that we have done in the past few years, investing in the field of agriculture, which has been invested in the field of greenhouses in 8000 socially oriented economic projects up to now, which is nearly two million and 700 thousand square meters of greenhouses across the country. it was created in the year 1401 , it is about 3800 in economy with one million two hundred and fifty six thousand square meters, but the result of investment in the field of flowers is about one hundred and forty four million branches until today , its birth in greenhouses blessed by 5300 tomans of production in the field of summer crops 43,500 tomans in the mushroom section , so far the product produced in the honeymoon plan of 1402 is that, god willing, we can increase it by at least 30%. this work was done in 401. w

after applying foundation.s, he needs volumes and thanks to contouring. we make up this volume on our face to achieve this effect allows modern decorative cosmetic products, highlighter, which needs areas to lighten bronzer and sculptor, which other areas darken ruddy powder, of course, brushes. and contouring can be dry and contouring can be creamy, and the methods of applying it are also completely different. the main thing is what we want to achieve. as a result, if we want a very bright contouring, that is, clearly defined cheekbones. yes very strong volume, but before applying the foundation, we will apply, uh, a corrector, a to the area that we want to darken. after that , we will apply foundation on top. we 'll add more and more. we will fix this with already dry products, then it will be a very bright countering. if you want to darken a little and look more natural during the day, then you can put a little creamy corrector on top of the foundation, or if you like a more dry, puffy face, then you just ap

but if he has foundation would pay $100000.00. you raised to citizen, go and as part of the deal, a representative of my life he has foundation would be appointed to the board of citizen. go at the time, alexey come off was involved with mallow phillips foundation. so i asked him about the proposed deal. tell us about that. what happened that are there, there were all financing ah, by russians of citizen go 0 taylor. there was a rim and drawn up in june 2030. are you saying that those are laughing? it happens? yes. so calm of insists unequivocally that the financial aspect of the proposed deal came to nothing citizen, gay will say, stated that it has never received money from any russian oligarch or any one connected to putin's ravine. but one of the ideas did materialize. and you saw on the board, didn't you say, how did that come about the way it works, that is, well we share the same values and we do various pro family projects. so we'll trust each other that people invite invites on the board and doesn't necessarily mean that

other news was the deputy of social affairs of the martyr foundation. this year , 500 veterans under 25% and 56,100 veterans above 25% are expected in the next year, although the guardian council has not yet approved 5 tomans and 6 tomans. to be considered the granting of self-employment loan facilities from 150 to 300 mills for small and household projects and the continuation of granting facilities in 1402 due to the delay in payments was another news in this field . it was delayed, it recently started to pay to the entrepreneurship fund of the martyrs in 1400 for seven thousand people, jobs were created in 1401 and 14 thousand people benefited from the job creation facilities of this fund. 5 people died in turkey flooding in the earthquake-affected provinces was reported by suleyman soylu, who said that the flood in shanel fa province killed 4 people and left one dead and four injured in the earthquake-affected region of adiaman. became the prey of political currents in the earthquake-hit city of esfand and kahraman marash, some of the tent camps of

the executive headquarters of mustafafan foundation, housing foundation, ministry of roads and urban development, i cooperated with the centrality of the relief committee of imam reza allah, peace be upon him, who put a smile on the faces of families without housing as a sign of the work of a civil engineer. i didn't have a roof over my head as a tenant gone and the family fell down and is not permanent there or resistant. it is the school of the art of living, which ghasemi's force is the voice of building. it also destroyed in the four corners of the country, and with the difficulty of the new bahramzadeh shelters that now put a smile of satisfaction on the faces of their residents. straightening my chest, the house is beautiful, i am really really happy, the tenant's garden was difficult, what i expected, it has become much better , i am really very grateful to the madad tavakoli construction relief committee , the general manager of the housing committee also said that for the construction of each residential unit, 120 million tomans will be paid as a free loan. 120 million toman

the robert wood johnson foundation, are wjfw. what if you find about how aware medicaid recipients are about these changes that are coming up in this program in general? >> unfortunately, surveys have shown us that people are not very. where people who are currently in roldan medicaid. less than 20% know that changes are coming. even fewer than that are getting help to figure out what their options are. the redetermination process, the process of rian rolling in medicaid can be very complicated and states. very overly burdensome for individuals and families. requiring information that can be difficult to find, that takes a long time to receive, yourself. not to mention, some states are requiring that eligibility redetermination happened electronically. which for many can be convenient, for lots it, who don't trust the internet, don't know how to use the internet, don't have access to the internet, can be an additional barrier. >> was this all happening before the continuous in rome and? this, yearly look at the roles. was this pr

and the hijab of the foundation. the main thing is to bring chastity and hijab and be with the people the officials of the foundation, whose concerns are connected like a cultural puzzle, it is a piece of the big cultural puzzle of the country, this monitor should solve the issue of hijab, not to solve the social one, azari, one side of which is the law of approvals in the field of chastity and hijab, resolution 427 of the council of cultural revolution. which defines the duties of various bodies and institutions in this field, the national chastity and hijab foundation was one of the positions that demanded law 427 from the executive bodies, and the other side of it is the implementation of government bodies to their responsibilities , if the institutions themselves what about the government and the employees themselves? mr. and mrs. moazin, do not observe the islamic hijab, we cannot say that the private sector is a person, what is the use of writing on the back of the glass that the first mother of my office write

this is from the kaiser foundation. what was the medicaid expansion and why 40 states have adopted it? guest: when the affordable care act was passed, there was a provision in that law that required all states to expand medicaid. that went to the supreme court and the supreme court essentially said states can decide on their own whether they want to expand medicaid or not. what resulted in some states decided that this was an important economic move as well as a moral imperative to cover their residence. they expanded medicaid well some states chose not to do that, they chose to turn down millions of dollars in federal resources and not expand. it left a bit of patchwork across the country. it's dependent where you live and whether you have access to affordable health care coverage and there are about 2 million people across the orange states who are stuck in what's called the medicaid coverage gap. they make too little money to afford coverage in the affordable care act exchanges and too much money because they are wor

and what does foundation hijab mean? infrastructures and in fact the main foundation of chastity and hijab, and together with the people and the officials, build a foundation whose concerns are like a puzzle , the culture of chastity and hijab is a piece of the macro cultural puzzle of a country, let's solve the problem of hijab , let's not solve social harms one side of which is the approvals in the field of chastity and hijab is resolution 427 of the cultural revolution council, a competition that defines the duties of various institutions and organizations in this field, which is one of the places that really demanded the law 427 from the executive bodies, the national foundation of chastity and hijab and the other side is to operate the devices if the government institutions and the employees themselves do not meet the standards of islamic hijab observance, we cannot say that the private sector is taking the lead. what is the point of writing on the back of the glass that observing the islamic hijab is mandatory in t

and maskan foundation, 75 million tomans per unit, free of charge, help the muslim area. in order to build 1,000,000,000 tons of cement for each residential unit donated by mustafafan foundation, 116,000 units will be built with the help of the planning and budget organization and the housing foundation. efforts are being made to do good in anonymity. this planning is the biggest concern of the people and the government. let's reduce the province, mobilize all together the construction of the executive headquarters of the mustafafan foundation, the housing foundation of the ministry of roads and urban development also cooperated with the focus of the relief committee of imam reza allah, peace be upon him, who put a smile on the faces of families without housing, as a symbol of the country, a civil engineer died of cancer. the roof above their heads is gone or they are not strong enough to live in and it is in ruins, but the sound of construction is in the four corners of the country and demolition is a new difficulty in the shelters that now have a smile of satisfaction o

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation.suing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, "bbc world news". >> hello, this is outside source . areas of ukraine's biggest citiithout our after coming under russian bombardment. >> it is very scary because every time are hitting the infrasucture, they are hitting civilians, and a lot of kids are dying. so, george's ruling already drops a controversial draft law at mass demonstrations will continue. the ng cost of childcare. parents have been forc to give up work. benno: we start in ukraine which was targeted by8 russian missiles overnights in the mt significant bombardment of the niversary of the invasion two weeks ago. nine people have died targets were across ukraine. president zelenskyy said 10 regions have been hit your he added that russia would not avoid responsibility. the mayor of the capital said 40% of the residents were without heating. >> this was a comprehensive marriage -- barra

we spoke recently in the foundation's atrium garden.ce mean and the context of philanthropy? >> we see too many people live witht dignity, are stripped of their dignity, their humanity is ignored, while we do terrible activities. philanthropy needs to go deeper. part of the aspiration of this book is to lift up the voices and experiences of those philanthropists who are doing it in america and around the world. >> he is now part of the power elite but his roots go back to small-town east texas, where he was raised by a single mother. he said the opportunity to attend a publicly attended head start preschool program for lower income children changed everything. >> it changed my life. it put me on a trajectory where i could go to public schools, great public universities, texas, and then be off into the world. that was because i lived in a country -- the potential for me to have a life with dignity. >> and you still hold that past, even though you are now a big player in the world of philanthropy? >> i see my role as an insider as underst

the eeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation.suing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, "bbc world news". ♪ >> welcome to outside source. the white house is condemning the rest of an american urnalist in russia and the kremlin is accusing the journalists of spying. the u.k. government announced a new net zero plan which has been met with criticism from experts and environmental campaigners. king charles has become the first read his monarch to address the german parliament and speaking in german, he talked about ukraine. >> the unprovoked invasion of ukraine has inflicted the most unimaginable suffering on so many innocent people. ♪ >> welcome to what is the last addition of outside source. we will start the program in russia because the white house advise u.s. citizens either presiding in russia are traveling to russia to either leave immediately or not make the journey and this follows orders in my strip -- moscow ordering that a u.s.

of the relief committee in march 1957, when imam khomeini, may god have mercy on him, laid his foundation stone, unprecedented in the world , the innovative ideas of islam and research have been found in our nation, and it is unprecedented to empower the oppressed and the deprived for this role of taking cancer from the husband . he died, more than anything, there was no roof his patience was overflowing, he fell to the bottom, he started winning gold right there, the bricks of a shelter should be laid for them, so that their heartaches would be reduced a little. according to you , we are 23 thousand residential units, 6% in villages and 24% in cities, officially by the blessed hand of hazrat. on behalf of 23,000 people, the key to becoming a pharmacy is to become a home owner for people who are better for the president . it is not so happy for us to see a dear and respected family happy to find housing, mr. raisi . here, repeat your strategy in the field of housing kurds must make up for the backwardness in this field . i hold various meetings that one million housing units must be built

e the user of the plot is a charitable foundation, but hmm, the question is whether a charitable foundation engage in construction activities according to the law , charitable foundations cannot have any other type of activity except their direct type of charitable activity , although this complex does not have the status of a historical monument. it is located in a historical cultural area however, even buildings with such a status are in some places not in the best condition, in particular, this unique complex on baik hill, the bacteriological institute was built in 1896. total for six months and exclusively with the funds of patrons, at the end of the 19th century, kyiv suffered from epidemics of various diseases, especially cholera, it was connected with the low quality of drinking water, drinking water was taken from the dnipro, it was not purified enough to quell these epidemics, then on the left they formed a society to fight against with these infectious diseases already then in the press, the building was called the palace of science, because the best architectural decoration could

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kler foundation.suing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, "bbc world news". >> hlo. welcome to bbc news. welcome to outside source. king charles in germany for his first foreign visit as the uk's monarch. the swiss government being taken to court by climate activists who say they are violating the right to life and health. also talking about ai, the biggest names in technology according to the development and advanced artificial intelligence. and apples cofounder steve wozniak. they are warning ai can pose a threat to humanity. a triumphant return from his mission to the moon, done with the help of the unit -- european space agency. let's start in germany. king charles has arrived on his first state visit since he succeeded his mother as british monarch. these contain flashing images a little while ago. arrived at bellevue palace in berlin. there they are greeting the dignitaries. this is a three-day visit

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation.suing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, "bbc world news". >> hello, this is "outside source." ukraine's president says positions will be strengthened in bakhmut is the head of the mercenary group fighting for russia complains of no ammunition. >> what if they want to set us up, and that's why? they don't give us ammunition? >> fightingas been happening between russian and ukrainian soldiers on the streets. also coming up, wayne cousins, the former u.k. police officer who murdered sarah everhart is sentenced to 19 months and prison for indecent exposure with the dashed to her death. and one month since more than 50,000 people were killed in turkey and syria, conditions are still desperate. ♪ >> we begin with the war in ukraine. the country's president, bilotta mayor zelinski, says that military commanders support digging in further and continuing to defend the eastern city of bakhmut. ukrai

i ask the shahid foundation for an answer. in most of the country, the number of spinal cord amputation veterans is very limited in the country . it lasts for about a few years. there are too many for the shahid foundation in the whole country . dear mr. ahmad moradi , because 260 in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, and the most merciful anh, nasser and moin, greetings, politeness and respect, i am serving the noble nation of islamic iran, may god give me strength, to serve all colleagues who have been following the important issue of the 1402 budget since the beginning of the administration until now. we have reached this section, which is related to dear martyrs and veterans, they brought up the issue of 70% veterans, which is a good entry permit , dear proposer, your request was that we consider 50% veterans as well. use well, resources are limited and all in this part of the work, if we want to correct it, is until one time, that's why i am asking all colleagues , this is from you . i would like to

plate when you don't have room above our foundation to drill from the top. >> so, now we have our foundation plate and the tightened screw a couple of ways to take care of a foundation what's the best. >> the best one depends on what your house is like and our contractors experience they're sometimes considered the cadillac anchor and triplely instead of not witting for the e post-office box this is essentially to use when you don't have the overhead for the foundation it really depends on the contractor and engineering what they prefer. >> talking to a qualified professional and see what >>> san francisco, 911, what's the emergency? >> san francisco 911, police, fire and medical. >> the tenderloin. suspect with a six inch knife. >> he was trying to get into his car and was hit by a car. >> san francisco 911 what's the exact location of your emergency? >> welcome to the san francisco department of emergency management. my name is shannon bond and i'm the lead instructor for our dispatch add -- academy. i want to tell you about what we do here. >> this is san francisco 911. do you need police

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation.suing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, "bbc world news". >> hello, welcome. you are watching "outside source ." the climate time bomb is ticking, the warning from the u.n., as scientists release their survival guard -- guide to overt disaster. >> we are on thin ice and that ice is melting fast. kasia: floods, heat waves, melting glaciers. rapid cuts to fossil fuels could still make a difference but time is running out. also coming up, my dear friend, says president putin, as he welcomes china's leaders to moscow. turbulence on global financial markets after the emergency takeover of the troubled bank credit suisse. we begin in switzerland, where the u.n. secretary general has warned the climate time bomb is ticking, urging rich nations to slash emissions sooner, offering new assessments from science saying there is no time to lose going climate change. the worst can still be averted if im

taking this deeper dive into early life at the bradley foundation. we devote a lot of our energies to sustaining and restoring the very of civil society that was evidence during coolidge's times. and i think we can draw some conclusions about what we need to do, take us back to a better place, a return to civility. government and self. where we can. as coolidge said in the late 1920s, it would be hard to imagine better surroundings for the development of a boy than those which had almost a century. we agree. thank you, friends. welcome, mr. vice president. my assignment from amity is to give a brief introduction. i i'm happy to do that. i'm an abiding fan of the vice. i think he will go down in history of one of america's greatest vice presidents. we've had some great ones starting with john adams and teddy roosevelt and harry truman. it's hard to think of any who has been more intensely tested than the vice president. we're to hear from. in fact, i met mr. pence only back when he was a congressman. i doubt he'd remember it. the encounter was on the

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation.suing solutions for america'glected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, "bbc world news". >> this is bbc news with the headlines. a stopper center, gary linacre has been suspended over comments he made criticizing the british government's asylum policy. britain will pay france millions of dollars over the next three years for a new detention center and more patrols t help clamp down on my crisscrossing the channel in small boats. >> there is no one solution to solving is very complicated problem and it will not be solved overnight. our new legislation willelp not just france and the u.k.. >> have to work closely together in order to precisely dismantle these groups and to be more efficient. >> saudi arabia and iran have agreed to reestablish diplomatic ties seven years after the embassy in tehran was attacked following the execution of a sheer cleric. with days to go until the stars hit the red carpet, who will be the bigges

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation.suing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, "bbc world news". >> hello, this is outside source. meeting of g20 foreign ministers concludes without a joint statement. >> i told the foreign minister, what i and so many others said last week at the united nations. what so many g20 foreign ministers said today. end this war of aggression. >> the u.s. ministers and russian ministers met for the first time since the ukraine and bashan come the headof britain's mi5 say they are profoundly sorry that the security services failed to prevent the manchester bombing, they missed acing the entrance to take action at might have -- action -- missed a chance to take action that mig have prevented it. >> decades of underinvestment and lacking safety standards. we begin in india where the g20 meeting has been taking place, the u.s. and russian or ministers met in public for the first time since the invasion of

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation.suing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, "bbc world news". cracks we are broadcastg to viewers around the world, here are the heads. >> estate visit by king charles has been postponed because of planned protests. french president had pension reforms. >> this was proposed to the king. there will be a state visit in the middle of the demonstrations. >> the price of dissent in russia. drawings sparked a police investigation and a family torn apart. on day four of the trial of grant paltrow over her role in a ski crash accident, the businesswoman is preparing to give testimony. we will have more on the latest. if you are watching the united kingdom on pbs or in the united states, and around the world, welcome. a newly warm relatiship, but the plan is a three-day visit by king charles. this weekend, it has been suspended. this is at the request of emmanuel macron because of protests and violence

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation.suing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, "bbc world news". ben: hello, i'm ben thompson. this is "outside source." china hits out of the u.s. over its decisioto ban tiktok from government devices. >> we firmly oppose the u.s.'s wrong approach of overstretching the concept of national security, abusing national power, and unreasonably suppressing the companies of other countries. ben: it follow similar moves by the eu and canada. we will talk about what we know about tiktok being a security risk. also on the program, britain's prime minister seeks support for his new post brexit trade deal for northern ireland. nigeria's ruling party candidate is leading the votes and its presidential election. the opposition calls for a rerun. welcome to the program. we start with the international row over tiktok. china accuses the u.s. of overreacting after federal employees were ordered to remove the app

the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation.suing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, "bbc world news". >> hello, this is outside source. hundreds of thousands in france marched in opposition to president macron's pension reforms fo the 10th day. a fire kills at least 39 people in a migrant processing center on the u.s.-mexico border. >> before the fire, you would ask for information and they would not tell you anything. we are worried about our family. even if they are illegal or undocumented, we are human beings who feel. >> the interagency agency mi5 increases the terror threat level in northern ireland from substantial to severe, meaning an attack is considered highly likely. police in nashville reveal a former student had carefully planned monday's mass school shooting that killed six people, incling three children. we start in france. a 10th day of mass protests and strikes has been taken day over president macron's controversia

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your foundation seems to keep that work going. >> that is exactly right.t to tell you that after 40 years in public life, and starting to research what i was going to do, i was so flabbergasted that we have so many people living in poverty in san mateo county. when i drilled down and found we could have as many as 27,000 children living in poverty, i as you heard from -- and as you heard from christina, there are those that are working two jobs to be able to survive in san mateo county. because they are working two jobs, they are not eligible for the programs that we have on a federal level because the federal poverty level caps out at $30,000 a year for a family of four. christina went to visit an apartment that was a one bedroom apartment that was $2500 a month. the landlord would not rent it to her because she had three sons. julian: we know it is so challenging here in the bay area with the cost of living being as high as it is. why was it important for you to have those local single moms like christina there with you by your side as you launch your fo

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by implementing the job creation plan in the village, barkat foundation was able to provide about 200 thousand people from the rural population who he returned those who were working in the cities and make rural life flourish. soren asadi of the broadcasting news agency, mr. aref nowrozi, head of the executive staff of imam khomeini's decree, may god have mercy on him. hello, welcome to your excellency and dear viewers. and all dear iranians, throughout your employment in a wide range of fields, but considering the mission of the executive headquarters of farman imam, which is mostly active in the areas of deprived and underprivileged areas, please ask that the measures that you initially drew up in the field of job creation in the year 1401 to how much of these programs and in line with what measures have been carried out and the researcher, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the executive staff of the order of the imam , operates in 34 areas of job creation, which are the most important and most obvious, but the parts of deprived areas have few areas, but in addition to these,