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access to medical reports and requesting a temporary furlough so that she can indeed celebrate gabriella'she iranian judiciary has now brought a second charge against nazanin and denied her access to a lawyer, however even to this day the government has yet to formally call for her release. it has stated that it's raised the concerns of nazanin's family to the iranian government, but has not formally called for her release. isn't this the lowest possible expectation a british citizen can make from their government, and shouldn't the minister call for her release today? we are doing all that we can in our belief that this is the right way to handle this delicate situation, and i don't think that dealing with some of the questions that the honourable gentleman asks would be appropriate and would be helpful. will he now agree to significantly escalate the uk government's response to nazanin's plight by asking for the prime minister's personal intevention so this further injustice can be brought swiftly to an end, as it's been going on forfar too long. the detail of any particular type of cont

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elsewhere fellow briton gabriella taylor has lost in french open qualifying.ay for the red bull formula one team in monaco with their drivers recording the fastest times. daniel riccardo was quickest in both sessions, setting a new track record, as the first driver to go under one minute 12 seconds in monte carlo. his team mate max verstappan was the next quickest ahead of ferrari's sebastian vettal and championship leader lewis hamilton. st helens are looking dominant at the top of rugby league's super league. they've extended their lead after beating castleford tigers 40—18. saints scored a massive eight tries away from home. the win takes them four points clear of second placed wigan, although the warriors do have two games in hand. castleford, who were last yea r‘s grand finalists, remain fifth. now take a look at this, shock is an understatement to describe the expression worn by this young aston villa fan haydn farrell, after he found out he'd been picked to be the club's mascot, leading out the team against fulham in the championship play off final at w

her name is gabriella.seen her as she's been on a bus for more than 50 hours, as she has climbed her way up onto a freight train on a mound of scrap metal where her children have even had cuts as a result. i've seen her sleep on shelter floors at night, had problems of sickness for herself as a pregnant woman as well as her two children. she was actually one of the first to make it in. what i was told is that the border patrol officer came out, said, we can take eight people. the organizers said, can you give us a little more clarification as to who you want? and he said in order to avoid chaos, women and children. that's when the migrants themselves chose the first eight that would go in. and from what some of the migrants told me, they said, gabriella, go. so she was among the first to go inside to seek asylum. she said she is fleeing honduras because of violence. i have spoken to her relatives today. they have not heard from her yet, so chances are -- it's a bit difficult to track for right now, but she'

shirley and gabriella asked seven on your side do they have the right to a refund. >> it really is buyer beware. >> we asked, law profess ier, david levine. >> if it is n written in the contract. then it just doesn't mean anything. >> still, shirley took her complaint to small claims court. before the hearing, silicon valley match makers waived the $1200 she owed and dropped the demand to take down negative reviews. a woman who asked us not to use her name, also sued in small claims court. saying, silicone straly match makers gave misleading information about her dates. for example, she said, her match maker described one date as a real estate agent with a large income. in fact, he was an uber driver. the judge awarded her a full refund of her $3,500, but did not award triple damages as requested. brotherton holdings relies on personal information provided by clients. if of a client lies about personal traits. attributes or profession that is out of our control. it also said all businesses that provide professional services to individuals have clients and or customers who are dissatisfie

she has left that body, and i'm appointing gabriella lopez who is a teacher at flynn elementary. >> okay. any others? i actually have an opening also. i'm going to be appointing greg peters who is a parent and the director. section c is our consent calendar. i need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> public comment on consent items. i have one speaker on consent. let me see. hold on one second. i'm sorry. this is on item 11. >> lynelle bailey. this is on the student travel to taiwan. it's item 11 on the consent calendar. come up and press the button until it turns red. >> to superintendent matthews and board members, my name is [indiscernible] i want to thank you for allowing us to travel to taiwan. [speaking foreign

shirley and gabriella asked seven on your side do they have the right to a refund. >> it really is buyer levine. >> if it is not written in the contract. then it just doesn't mean anything. >> still, shirley took her complaint to small claims court. before the hearing, silicon valley match makers waived the $1200 she owed and dropped the demand to take down negative reviews. a woman who asked us not to use her name, also sued in small claims court. saying, silicone straly match makers gave misleading information about her dates. for example, she said, her match maker described one date as a real estate agent with a large income. in fact, he was an uber driver. the judge awarded her a full refund of her $3,500, but did not award triple damages as requested. brotherton holdings relies on personal information provided by clients. if of a client lies about personal traits. attributes or profession that is out of our control. it also said all businesses that provide professional services to individuals have clients and or customers who are dissatisfied with ser virs services. we are no differ

customs for g ocessing, including the first, gabriella hernandez, from , nduras, mother of two with anotherthe way. she said she had no choice but to leave to protect her family from gang violence and wants a better life in the u.s. the process could take months, ind an immigration judge will have the final say. in the first year of the trump 26ministration, more than 26,000 people were granted asylum, which includes 1,300 from china and 841 from egypt, an increase of 27% from 2016, the last year under the obama administration. some 31,000 from central american countries sought asylum a 2017, but about 70% were denied. the caravan hasn't been without wintroversy. the justice department charged 11 people with crossing the border illegally. ays cial says ten of them come from countries associated with the caravan. group organizers say the justice department is trying to criminalize their efforts. >> nobody on either the organizing team or the legal y.am of this caravan has ever encouraged anyone to cross illegally. pe reporter: we've tried several times to speak with immigration officials and

she has left that body, and i'm appointing gabriella lopez who is a teacher at flynn elementary. >> okay. any others? i actually have an opening also. i'm going to be appointing greg peters who is a parent and the director. section c is our consent calendar. i need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> public comment on consent items. i have one speaker on consent. let me see. hold on one second. i'm sorry. this is on item 11.

she has left that body, and i'm appointing gabriella lopez who is a teacher at flynn elementary. >> okay. any others? i actually have an opening also. i'm going to be appointing greg peters who is a parent and the director. section c is our consent calendar. i need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> public comment on consent items. i have one speaker on consent. let me see. hold on one second. i'm sorry. this is on item 11. >> lynelle bailey. this is on the student travel to taiwan. it's item 11 on the consent calendar. come up and press the button until it turns red. >> to superintendent matthews and board members, my name is [indiscernible] i want to thank you for allowing us to travel to taiwan. [speaking foreign language] [ applause ] >> wonderful. thank you. any items withdrawn or corrected by the superintendent. >> none. >> any items removed? any items severed for discussion? none. roll call vote on the consent calendar. [ roll call ] >> six aye. >> thank you. section d, there were no items severed. proposal for action, there are none. f is public comment on general

. >> stephen: yes, gabriella? >> the gold is hidden in an apartment. far away in egypt. and it's so far-- >> stephen: there's gold that's hidden in an apartment in egypt? >> yes. but there's one more piece of gold that they're looking for, and it's in florida. and it's hidden in another apartment. it's hidden-- >> stephen: got it, i got it. let's-- >> it's hidden in a drawer. but another drawer is in it. but it's in the wall. >> stephen: it's a secret drawer behind the drawer? >> yes! >> stephen: got it. all right, are there things like witchcraft or magic or strange events, or is it more real, like the real world? yes, annabelle? >> can there be two witches, a good witch and an evil witch? because the evil witch doesn't want them to reverse the curse. >> stephen: yes. >> but the good witch does. >> and the curse is that they turn at night penguins. ( laughter ) >> penguins? >> oh, my gosh. >> stephen: so the curse is that if they do not go get the secret piece of gold from the wall, they will turn into penguins at night? >> yes. >> what about nick can

. >> reporter: gabriella is not only the board president of the billy defrank lgbtq community center in san jose, she also grew up roman catholic herself. >> it seemed every religion hated us, so many of us either created gay churches or left the church or whatever. we all had to figure it out. >> reporter: the catholic diocese in san jose released a statement to kpix 5 saying, quote, those private comments, although not confirmed by the vatican, are completely in line with what other statements from the holy father. that pope francis would assert his love and god's love for that man is beyond dispute. some interpret the pope's words as also saying people are created gay by god, but gabrielle warns there's more than just the pope who make up the church. >> there is a system in place that has been homophobic for centuries and centuries. and now the pope is opening up. it doesn't necessarily translate back down on the ground at every catholic church. >> reporter: and the man who sexually abused cruz was found guilty by the vatican. live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> lava strik

elsewhere fellow briton gabriella taylor has lost in french open qualifying. our top story. the united states, north korea summit is off. us president trump cancelled the meeting, citing the "open hostility" in a recent north korean statement. president trump gave a press conference earlier this evening at the white house. i have decided to terminate the planned summit in singapore onjune 12. while many things can happen and a great opportunity lies ahead potentially, i believe that this is a tremendous setback for north korea andindeed a tremendous setback for north korea and indeed a setback for the world. let‘s speak now to our washington correspondent, gary 0‘donoghue. how much of a shock and surprise was this to observers? i think it is a shock. i think the method of this announcement was also a bit of a shock. that it had a greater impact. it's true to say over the last few weeks the president has said repeatedly that this thing might not happen, but the momentum seems to be going in that direction. i think people were taken aback slightly. taken aback b

18-year-old and among them, two families that we have followed for weeks now, one of them being gabriella who we've told you her sister. she's a pregnant mother of two children. we followed her on buses. we followed her on trains and in shelters. the other one tesla reese, we also followed her story, both of them saying they're fleeing violence and poverty in honduras. what will happen next, they will have to go through a series of interviews, establish credible fear and navigate a very complicated court system as they try to legally seek asylum. border patrol saying they have detained some suspected members of the caravan crossing illegally but these organizers are taking issue with that. there's no way of knowing they were ever attached to this caravan and that they have only advised migrants to cross legally through this port of entry, chris. >> and you've been making it very clearly, these are largely families and people who say they are fleeing a very specific threat. we'll see if they can prove it to u.s. authorities satisfaction. thank you very much for being with those people. we

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she and her family say is rubbish, saying she was simply in the country to introduce her daughter gabriellacing a charge of spreading propaganda against the iranian regime. that's the fear of her husband richard ratcliffe who is calling on the foreign secretary boris johnson to raise her case when he meets his iranian counterpart in brussels today. the last time we spoke to richard was last november when borisjohnson apologised for telling a commons committee hearing that mrs zaghari—ratcliffe had been teaching journalism in iran, something herfamily and employer say isn't true. richard is in westminster for us now. so this threat of further charges, that has come up for, hasn't it? yes, that's right. —— it has come up before. we had in november when the foreign secretary's comments were taken last time, there was a charge of spreading propaganda against the regime which went to court and got dropped after the foreign secretary's visit. it looked like that has been revived again out of the blue. we saw the first indication on friday when it appeared in hardline newspapers in iran and her pe

the focus as gabriella said, going to shift to other things >> you said there were dates coming up.ndar? >> i meant dates as far as the midterm election and the like. there's only so much time there is to do whatever the plan is to do before things get on hold so i think we've got a flavor of the kind of things that will come out i would argue the focus shifts now to the macro data. and i would argue the macro data this week is key we had a pullback in the equity markets starting early in february you expected a pullback. there were a lot of reasons for why we got a pullback. but after the pullback, growth slowed i would argue best indicator, most important indicator of growth in the u.s. is the isms you know, we had two months of slowing. so the key question is what happens to the isms now? was that a precursor of much further slowing? you know, was that it? and maybe the decline was the reason why the ism slowed. so the regional manufacturing indices are pointing strongly up that's what i would keep my eye on this week. >> this is your competitor goldman sachs, this is the headlin