gabriella tells proposition is unconstitutional. it's contrary to the founding principles of secularism and symptomatic of the obsessive rejection of muslims. by the way, say mounting or tell there was in favor of banning full space valves and public spaces. when that law passed back in 2010 as a feminist, she cited the lack of perceive choice that women had in wearing them. i would know because i debated the subject with her on french tv back at the time, but it sounds like now she has a problem with this. maxi dress down because it's just petty and figures on both the right and the left has been saying just that. the reaction on social media from all science has also been pretty negative. next day will be telling muslims they can't keep their names because it identifies their religion. what a complete joke has stuck a by a how to create and media and political cancer. the see to the, the, the good people's attention from the all the cbs back to school issues. miss mitchell, i wonder if these guys have anything else to do in my clo

gabriella tells proposition is unconstitutional. it's contrary to the founding principles of secularism and symptomatic of the obsessive rejection of muslims. by the way, came on there, she was in favor of founding full space to fails in public spaces when that law passed in 2010 as a feminist at the time she cited the lack of proceed choice that women had in wearing down. but it sounds like now she has a problem with this a by a band because well, it just sounds heavy and fingers on both. the right and the left have been saying just that the reaction elsewhere has also been pretty negative. next they'll be telling muslims they can't keep their names because it identifies their religion. what a complete joke test stuck a by a how to create and media and political control the see to the, the, the good people's attention from the all the survey us back to school issues. friends of all places. first, they've been to the job and now they're coming for the a by a people can no longer express their freedom to wear what they want in paris,

this remarkable shot helped move her into a playoff for the title of mr. punch spot gabriella collie. on the 3rd extra home and panel was the window youngest on the tool this year. a hi coming up next reporter looks at romania is problem of the with disposing of huge quantities off garbage and told me all logical thanks for watching and stay with us. if you get the stay up to date, don't miss our highlights. the t w program online d w dot com highlights criminal pretty kind a told me about sugars paralyzed tire societies.

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i missed a thought by gabriella cali on the 3rd extra home, and i know it was the we know the youngest of the tour. let's see how ryan did we're about as part of the black rice called the arctic to know why the base kept pace alongside the pellet on 9 main street until the move in by the desk just in front of the lead rod. as to mike caught skipping, they just for a moment, british write a statement within one theatre. that's all in support, and that's all in the news for now. up next report and looks at remaining is problem with disposing of huge quantities of gap each. i'm anthony howard, in berlin from me and the team here. thanks for watching. the stay with us. if you can, the have someone else do the cd hi, lots of selected for you. you every week in you a box. subscribe. now. this here, the sand. either way and it's the rust eats away everything, nevermind, i'll make another sign. algeria is here, mauritania is here on mark track. we know is this one.

gabriella's stories regularly appear on npr's morning edition and all things considered, and she has reported episodes for planet and code switch. her has appeared in the new york times and the atlantic. she has received numerous awards, including national and regional. edward r morrow lords, a sigma delta cheer award and a clarion award. gabriella received her bachelor's degree from dartmouth college and her doctorate from oxford as a rhodes scholar. first, we'll hear from dan in just a moment. he's going to start us off with a reading. but first, to give us a little bit more background. i'd like to welcome gabriela over and she's going to fill us in. gabriela. welcome. thank. it is good to be here. as she just said, if you could all be thinking about questions during while we chat, we will be coming you shortly. and i also just wanted to say, when i started reading book, i was in chicago with my in-laws and i just kept reading passages from aloud to to the household because it was that good. and by the time i came back to boston, they were like making sure they had the title right

latin america, and in between us and to our maybe can reaching all the capital city that start like gabriella and collaborating with everyone with the messages of caring for the environmental zone we, i'm being that we helped highlight the importance of rivers, you know, are you looking for it in the struggle to take care of and defend the rivers and the need to educate people about environmental issues related to rivers eh, yeah you, i didn't level guess you and there's also a current tamper isn't just for his own use. the also tries that the schools in the south of the country and provides environmental education there. he carried out most of the modifications needed to make the camp or run an oil himself with the help of a mechanic friend a month to cause, you know, it's harder to co pay than to install an oil system in the car. in the end, it's adding an extra fuel line and bringing hot water to the system. you have a layout, what are the and they, i say the original engine was not disturb during the modification. there were merely a few parts added in and see the radiator has an extended

lauren: gabriella has volunteered with the lgbtq community center since the 1980's.ter continues to inspire action and provide a safe space. >> we are bringing mental health trainings so we can keep people afloat. and also we are doing a lot of advocacy work and training people on how to do community organizing. lauren: tuesday's flag ceremony brought together city leaders and local organizations in the south bay that proved there are allies out there. >> we need to be doing everything we can to support the effort to make it more exciting, vibrant, and safe. lauren: omar torres is the first out lgbtq+ person of color to sit on the san jose county council. he was at the parade this weekend. >> i know you want to walk with me, but i am the queen around here, so please, walk with me. lauren: lauren martinez, abc 7 news. ama: now to your voice your vote, and tomorrow, eight gop candidates will hit the stage with the first republican primary debate for the 2024 election. former president donald trump has confirmed he is skipping the debate in milwaukee, but he has recorde

latin america and in between us and to our maybe can reaching all the capital city that start like gabriella and collaborating with everyone with the messages of caring for the environmental tone. we. i'm being that we helped highlight the importance of rivers, you know, use in the struggle to take care of and defend the rivers and the need to educate people about environmental issues related to rivers. eh, b, e, a. u, i didn't know. gotcha. and but also the current camper isn't just for his own use. the also drives at the schools in the south of the country and provides environmental education there. he carried out most of the modifications needed to make the camper run on oil himself. with the help of a mechanic friend a month to see to cause units harder to co pay, then to install an oil system in the car. in the end, it's adding an extra fuel line and bringing hot water to the system. you have a layout. what can the and say, i say that the original engine was not disturb during the modification. there were merely a few parts added. it does a mother thing and see. the radiator has an exte

that's how gabriella and play us at define the loves. i talk you tonight on just the affection the love for each other. yeah, just condos can. yes. yes. that's the apollo putney is incredibly important. dust is out of and you'll have to be able to spend time together for putting into could in the story began fucking 1973. and i asked originally from bullying visitors on in southern germany. she was a doctor and got forget, i was a training and have practice. she knew immediately, but it took under the 6 years to make up his mind to good a lawyer, but i was thinking it's time i got my raise up my i have my job. i have to start a family sometime. and then i ran into gobby and i said i'd be cut off not letting you go. and i have the executive team. and i can know you all, but exactly just ball any option which phone call? if it was totally spontaneous on each phone that you see here, if you thought it was because i was search and i wanted to be together with him, most of the didn't mention to some indeed. but with everyday life, things got

says it's positioning itself to be an i, i hub, and bringing billions of dollars of investment. gabriella alexander reports from miami, i say i will out soon after valentine site, charlie moved his tech started up from the silicon valley to miami. he knew it was the right decision. all these people are just random. people have minutes of the events and they were so excited and what divides it to help you um isn't related to social environment because you wake up in the morning go to a beautiful street where it's clean and you have a nice mode. site. tarley is the founder of an artificial intelligence company called p r a i. and he's part of a growing number of a i started ups moving to miami, lou or not only by the office views, but also miami's business friendly climate and low taxes. miami is a city that wants to position itself as more than just a beach vacation destination and also marketing itself as the crypto hub of america . in 2021, it launched miami coined its own branded crypto currency, and f t x. once one of the world's largest crypto exchanges bought the naming rights to the

there's been converted into a center to help them. gabriella elizondo spoke with some of those waiting to be processed to say, this isn't the american dream. they was seeking. so low pay spent 3 months on a dangerous journey getting from his native venezuela to the united states. he shows me a video he took on his cell phone while writing on the top of a train and mexico heading north. he almost fell off, but he took the risk to get to america to earn money for his family, back home. his mom and dad in 3, your son wants to be able to move forward in life and be able to help my family back in venezuela. it's very bad. the lopez arrived in new york 3 days ago. he is one of thousands of migrants who have been bused to the city from texas with promises of work and shelter. but for these men, there are neither a hotel that closed during the pandemic has been converted into the main processing center for new we arrived migraines, but it's full all 1000 rooms taken by women and children. so the main can only sit outside and wait, hoping a spot opens up police and put up their cage, keeping th

to good, far as a stone crushes, gabriella got in and modern p next of camera, room africa, diving on out, just 0. good. a showcase of the best documentary film, straight across the network on algae 0. the is there any? false is 2 dead, 3 palestinians in the occupied westbank the semi say them, this is i'll just say we're alive from bill coming up. just to lead his face to sunday deadline to reinstate the deposed president and returns to civilian rule. rescue efforts underway. officer passenger trying the rails in the southeast and focused on killing at least 35 people a bridge linking mainland, the train to russian controls prime is the state farm is solves the we stopped in the occupied westbank where was riley forces of killed 3 palestinian south of janine, they opened fire at the vehicle near the out of a junction and the occupied westbank. israel says it was preventing an attack. spend the march in the centre of janine camp, accompanied by the families of the 3 palestinians, protested the shootings. the lightest incident follows the king of his riley and tel aviv on site. today b

, and cameron real popular corporate space and turn it into a switch for is a stone crushes song gabriella gone and modern p. next of camp africa, diving on out, just sierra on the trash and the cost of taking the trip to try to export file to mind a mental fix. it does. yeah, face essentials over a minute for truth and millions of its citizens to pay the price plus the companionship little dollars back from the prime market. financial system. transferring the cost on out to 0, the, to hello all elizabeth for autumn, and doha, with the top stories. on alex's 0, at least $23.00 people have been killed and dozens more injured and pock a sought after a train. the rails and the se in since promise 10 colleges of the has express supposedly came off the tracks. officials say the close isn't yet clear. and this robbie has moved from islam about the train was carrying an estimated 1000.

the situation remains precarious for many fond as gabriella alexander reports from the lincoln nebraska farmer. tom peterson. his having did truck water in so his cows have something to drink, to stay alive. under normal circumstances, they would drink from a local pond. but here's the problem. it's dried up and on peterson, so it fields the crops might look healthy from a distance. but the roots of the plants that should be covered with wet mud instead have nothing. and like most farmers here, peterson doesn't have access to manmade irrigation systems. he relies solely on rainfall. so whatever, whatever rain falls, that's the water you get, that's a long weekend. and nothing else. nope. has no rain falls. that's the problem. that's a problem. that's a problem. we had the spring. no rain fell nebraska is going through its worst drought since the 1950s. it's complicating harvest of corn and soybeans. so we kind of got lou, i've called double the flash route. so 2 separate periods of wrap it in terms of the case of a drought in a state that by some measurements is the 3rd largest agricult

the united nation stands by the people of gab. gabriella, i'm curious, how has the security council responded to decrease in the past? yeah, that's right. well they have not responded so far to the cooling bone and we don't know if they will, but uh, when it comes to cruise in the past, they have a very much a mixed record. but normally the security council does not issue statements regarding cruise that the certainly an exception to that was nice year this year where they did issue a pretty strong statement. but beyond that, to uh, cruise in 2021 and chad and do you need, for example, no statement whatsoever from the security council? if you look back even further pakistan, 1999, thailand, 20062014 egypt, 2013. all other examples of where the security council did not issue any statement about who is, can you ask yourself why? well, there's really 3 core issues there. number one, confusion, a lot of times in the early stages of the situations, there's just not a lot of information to go on confirmed information. so the security council resist making any comments about it until they do get mor

i was just here as gabriella and as on that report, some glass town, new jersey to see how far us women's soccer is. com, just look at this youth camp where kids as young as 12 years old, are learning skills to improve their game act. the players are girls in their site 25 years ago. now it's common place. the girl was considered playing against the boys. a challenge. i would prefer to play against girls because guys, they're a little bit more aggressive and like they have like, there's like a bigger like body mass and stuff. so it's like harder to like, push them off and like, but like it is fun to play against them because like it's like a bigger competition and it's like a lot harder. none of these girls playing here today were even born yet when us soccer started. but all of them have benefited from the generation of players that have come before them from humble beginnings in 1985, the us women's soccer team seat here with then president george w bush, one the 1st of their for world cup titles in 1991 us women far surpassed us min in victories, but not in pay. that changed last year

and they all, i, how bringing billions of dollars of investment gabriella is on the reports from miami, for you. i will out soon after valentine site, charlie moved his tech started up from the silicon valley to miami. he knew it was the right decision. all these people just run that would be for the month of the events. and there were so excited in what divides and to help you um isn't related to social environment because you wake up in the morning go to a beautiful street where it's clean and you have a nice mode. say tarley is the found driven, artificial intelligence company called p, r a i. and he's part of a growing number of a i started ups moving to miami, who are not only by the office views, but also miami's business friendly climate and low taxes. miami is a city that wants to position itself as more than just a beach vacation destination and also marketing itself as the crypto hub of america . in 2021, it launched miami coined its own branded crypto currency, and f t x. once one of the world's largest crypto exchanges bought the naming rights to the downtown sports arena,

. >> good morning, na talia presenting on behalf of gabriella, i'll go over the project and community out reach. will demolish two-storey community facility that construct 6-story basement building, measuring approximately 130,000 square feet to be operated by the culture. proposed building contains private community xas ilts a restaurant, bar, office, night time entertainment and instructional land uses. and 42 basic spaces. the project will maintain and expand a center in the western portion of the city within a quarter mile of mini lines including 2023. the proposed mix use building will contain space for recreational, education and civic activity for the irish population and larger community. public will contribute to street frontage and support the existing commercial corridor. the project will not displace any existing housing or reduce the number of units within the city. and the project will provide street improvements to the immediate neighborhood including bull doings. since 2018, the sponsors have conducted public meeting with response to the development. was attended by ma

gabriella, you were here when we were talking about interest rates.mp in and say we will buy the jump in yields at this point or do you think it's trickier? >> we look at it as an opportunity. look, the bond market sale as gotten extended at more favorable prices than we had been expecting. we would be looking at it as an opportunity to move from what we find a very heavy concentration in cash, and record levels and sitting in money market funds into building a long-term fixed income solution, which was not cash. we would be looking to increase duration. there's no need to go all the way to the other side of the spectrum and be looking at the ten-year or 30 year, and really speaking about having a more neutral approach to duration, which is five years, six years. when you look at bond options, that has been the most heavily subscribed curve from the investment managers, and it's the sweet spot where you lower your investment risks meaning you can lock in the attractive yields for a longer time, and the risk and reward for fixed income for us is lookin

commissioner diamond, gabriella pacheco, department staff. so the sud is crafted only for the subject lot, so there are no impacts and there's not an overlay district that will impact, say, the adjacent property, 2700 slope boulevard. so the sud and its creation is very much limited to the subject law. okay. thank you very much for clarifying that for the record, i am a huge supporter of community centers in general in our city. i agree with the commenter who talked about how important they are to the functioning of our city. for people of all ages, i've had the fortunate experience of being deeply involved with the jewish community center, which is on the north side of the park, which similar to the irish cultural center, went through a period of re building its community center. it is open and welcoming to everybody, as will be this community center. it's a place filled with life learning and laughter. it serves people of all ages and it is absolutely critical to the functioning of our city to have places where people can gather, to celebra