in gemma's to me the minute i get there we can make a real difference at why you have a solid. that's why we've. some time in the 26th. my great granddaughter. put with the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. when i was there were 3000000000 people if you will share the planet with 9000000000. you world with round trip to greece one. evidently sea level rise by at least one meter centuries. we're going to have some climate impacts which are greater than the snow. that's were you frightened. why aren't people more concerned. starts to do 1st w. austria's vice chancellor is accused of promising state contracts in exchange for donations german media publish footage allegedly showing. walsall leads the far right freedom party meeting with the woman claiming to be a potential russian investor austrian opposition parties are calling for straka to resign. britain's main opposition party has pulled out of compromise talks with the government with labor leader jeremy corbyn blamed the negotiations collapse on the weakness and instability of teresa mayes government.

thanks even for gemma culture of looking at the stereotype aquatics players think the future of the country that i not. yet needed to take for this drama day out to me it's all that. i might show join me to meet the jetman from d.w. . post. player . play. player play. this is your views live from berlin palestinian officials say that they have breached a ceasefire agreement with israel to end a surge of violence in the gaza strip and in southern israel and it lasts. also coming up at least forty one people died as a russian airliner burst into flames.

in gemma's can leave a mark. and then we can make a real difference as well you really miss all of. naps and i leave. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes it's a 3 horse race that's too close to call but now we head to the polls in an election that pits the president against his own deputy the readings have been young and while most voters all below 30 will hear from them and the president who spoke exclusively to the deputy process for a while forgot.

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in gemma's can leave a mark. in the we can make a real difference. in that's why we've. this is deja news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes it's a 3 horse race that's too close to call but now we head to the polls in an election that pits the president against his own readings have been young and while old most voters are below 30 we'll hear from them and the president who spoke exclusively to . russia for a while predawn. on for the french for the world grows rich. also coming up on the show up to 72 years of the cannes film festival a black african women director is in the running for the palme d'or for the very 1st time the film atlanta just did make cinema her story for the senegalese director marty deal. needed to see black people on screen like shoot everywhere. i'm christine wonderwall come to g.w. news africa i'm glad your chin day in malawi is president is seeking a 2nd 5 year term as the country votes in a general election on tuesday the 78 year old is up against. 6 of the candidates including his vice president. who is 32 years younger than him but oppos

in gemma's can even moderate and then we can make a real difference as well you have a solid. in that's why we vote. venezuela's military has voted to stand firmly behind president nicolas maduro that softer the country self declared president one why don't called for a series of strikes hoping to force majeure go out of cairo or quite joe has described this week's protests as the final phase in ice sting majordomo even though they have failed to pray.

and he chose to win the first two, he was almost perfect dealing with that difficult situation with gemma set. but he got the job done. no such luck for cameron norrie or dan evans. no such luck for cameron norrie or da n eva ns. eva ns no such luck for cameron norrie or dan evans. evans had quite a fight against fernando velasco. it was a tough ask against the 23rd seed, eva ns, tough ask against the 23rd seed, evans, the clay is not his favourite surface but he gave it a go and levelled up one set all but furniture started to slip away from him. a bit of a niggle with his right calf and for velasco was playing better and better so he went out in four sets. not really a performance to be ashamed of the. disappointing for cameron norrie as yet again for him he did put up a strong performance but the scoreline did not reflect that. it was not the best for cameron norrie, he was playing a french qualifier and he would have been the favourite going into that but he just did not hit his stride, he could not get anything going. very one—sided affaira man who

this document comes from the collection of a gemma name agnew. -- a gentleman named agnew. he had worked on the manhattan project and was instrumental in planning the attack in japan. and he was also very diligent about keeping the evidence of this event because he knew how important it was going to be. he insisted, for example, that cameras be placed on the planes, which is why we have the footage of the attack, which is actually held in the archives here at hoover so as you can see here there's a picture of the plane and also his dog tags. one thing that makes this library very special is that we provide open access to all. therefore, we have students, professors, historians, journalists, filmmakers, everyone coming and using these materials to promote a better understanding of history. >> monday, memorial day, american history tv and c-span's washington journal are marking the 75th anniversary of d-day, starting at 8 a.m. eastern with a live viewer: program with alex kershaw, author of the first and mary louise roberts, author of d-day through franchise. we try to take y

this document comes from the collection of a gemma name agnew. -- a gentleman named agnew.e had worked on the manhattan project and was instrumental in planning the attack in japan. and he was also very diligent about keeping the evidence of this event because he knew how important it was going to be. he insisted, for example, that cameras be placed on the planes, which is why we have the footage of the attack, which is actually held in the archives here at hoover so as you can see here there's a picture of the plane and also his dog tags. one thing that makes this library very special is that we provide open access to all. therefore, we have students, professors, historians, journalists, filmmakers, everyone coming and using these materials to promote a better understanding of history. announcer: our staff recently traveled to palo alto, california, to learn about its history. to watch more from that stop and other stops, visit c-span.org/ cities tour. you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. this weekend, on american history tv, a forme

in point in the career of detective or in gemma with. him. i was found in a meadow nearby finke closer small little village mariana. was raped and murdered her throat was slit and it was a brutal scene to look up on. police found d.n.a. evidence at the scene but it didn't match any of the profiles in their database. in 1999 dutch police were only allowed to use d.n.a. to determine sex and compare the sample to their database but although there hadn't been a match many local residents felt they knew who the killer was right by the meadow where mariana was found stood a center for asylum seekers. a lot of people from that area pointed their fingers at that asylum seeker center child that was a factor in this case faced with mounting public tensions the prosecutor ordered the 1st ethnicity test to be run on a d.n.a. sample in a crime case. d.n.a. told us actually that it was much much more likely that the perpetrator came from western europe as an origin then from the asylum she could have. the unexpected d.n.a. result helped clear the asylum se

in gemma's to unite. and then we can make it real different that's why you have a solid. and that's why we've. bandit. delegations from china and the united states have held last minute trade talks in washington just hours before the u.s. is set to impose higher tariffs if president donald trump again accused china of taking advantage of the u.s. he says he's writing the paperwork to slap tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports starting friday morning washington time beijing has said it is prepared to retaliate.

in gemma's can leave a mark. and then we can make every attempt. but europe is solid. and that's why we've. us secretary of state my pump here has made unshadowed brief visit to iraq amid growing tensions with iran the visit came days after a u.s. aircraft carrier was deployed to the region which officials said was in response to threats from iran it came after pompey or cancelled his planned trip to berlin at short notice. police in the u.s. state of colorado have arrested two male students at a school in denver after they opened fire on their classmates were.

gemma's can you the money. and we can make it real tiffany. is solid. there's no need to panic on match day thirty two we've got the rundown and our calculators out because at the end of the most exciting title race and nine years every little thing at every point counts. not one but two points separated table leaders byard and second place dortmund before the weekend with three match days left to go. that equal to none possible points up for grabs so what's the probability that car and go become champions exactly. cobol is not a sport that we talk of all good percent ok but the chances that first place biron would blow away last place hanover were high the ranks no even had over were going to go all in because they could still save themselves from relegation but the u.s. mission should serve. mathematically they only needed six points to reach sixteenth place the relegation play off place which is where stood guard were sitting could still either drop down directly or stay up top. proliferation of issues or snuff movie so they got to come saying it kep

in gemma's can the human mind. get there we can make a real difference that's why you're a solid. nabs why we vote. sometime in the 26th. my great granddaughter will be born. but with the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. when i was there were 3000000000 people if you will share the planet with 9000000000. you world would be around 2 degrees warmer. if inevitably sea levels rise by at least one meter of such. we're going to have some climate impacts winter and greater risk of getting. sick. it's really frightening to have that. why aren't people more concerned. starts with the 1st w. . the. pressure is mounting on british prime minister to resign may after prominent bragg's it supporter andrea lead some resign from government on wednesday evening may is failing to gain support for her redesigned bragg's a deal and even some of her own cabinet ministers are asking for her to cancel the vote. indonesia's president djoko he doto has warned strong action will be taken against rioters in the capital jakarta he was.

but i set up and lived in that region and thanks to you consider gemma culture looking at the stereotype the question but if you think the future of the country that i doubt i will have. needed same prediction as grama day out to you thus it's all that good and new i'm rachel join me from the kitchen and indeed up your post some say that you need to. be sanctioned we come into this world where in you. can the human mind. and then we can make it real to. thousands of people have taken to the streets of albanian demanding the resignation of prime minister 80 rama in the capital tirana protesters been seized drama's office throwing molotov cocktails at the building the opposition accuses the prime minister of manipulating election results 2 years ago and alleges his party has links to organized crime in the. 16 survivors of a shipwreck in the mediterranean have arrived into new.

nice to be able to go in the studio gemma will not have to deal with me but the rent and then says she's rowlett but almost. you. need your most primitive past you . not only other new tensions but all the diplomatic victories between the 2 superpowers are coming and. russia blames the usa for withdrawing from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty while the u.s.c. accuses russia of doing the same with its intermediate range nuclear missile the night am 728 russia has jeopardized the united states security interests and we can no longer be restricted by the treaty while russia shamelessly violates it we can't be put at the just advantage of going by a treaty limiting what we can do what somebody else doesn't know but that training ok let's start with you. so you understand then the. reality is possible because i've been there and i see a motion that is going to go to the same motion. not ocean known as the. the. but in. the past. in the war of words and images the state own channel russia today is the kremlin's response to what is perceived as dominant western media. its editor in

simply no face but also not clearly play it was sebastian carrick's back past a goalkeeper because gemma t.d.o. which félix klaus took advantage of to take an undeserved lead both scored them only had to let no one dare come at them and then hit them on the counter-attack. until that point sporks attacking attempts were flocking in creativity and norberg were helping them along. just. the setback norbeck still looked motivated to game got more and more physical because both sport too wanted the three points to qualify for the champions league. no unfair kept playing boldly but each time came up empty handed that they still have a shot at surviving in the big league is considered a partial success. just before the end of the match ball sports marcel to start all decided the game with his nose back lost for the thirteenth time away the worst away record in the league. as they converted their chances better outcome in both sports could have gone their way but as usual in the end their opponents were the ones celebrating. well we've been told that the club is foolish. the bottom line is that

smile i just sometimes am but i stand up and whimper that can be said to have been thinks deep into gemma culture of looking at the stereotypes question but if you think the future of the country that i'm not the time. kenya needed seems pretty good for this drama day out. it's all that they know i'm a joke join me for meet the gem and sunday w. post. plus 90 the new channel for an independent view on current affairs in turkey. the latest developments accurate analysis. with comprehensive background. for drama and political and social topics considered from different perspectives. we cover the issues that move turkey. all the time for more information. connect to an unbiased subscriber i want you to. you. 28 nations joined in and strasburg is the seat of that welcome to a special edition of focus on europe with me. just days to go now to elections to the poll event with the euro's and european policies in the ascendancy in many parts of the cons.

in 2001, 20—year—old gemma savage died after two cars collided on it.ll later fined for health and safety breaches. today, although the twister was closed, the rest of the park remained open. the park operator said the ride will remain out of operation until a full investigation has been completed. seven people have died and more than 20 are still missing, after a tour boat capsized in the hungarian capital budapest last night. new cctv footage released by police appears to show the moment that the mermaid collided with a much larger vessel. dozens of south korean tourists were on board. the captain of the larger boat has been arrested. thousands of disabled children and theirfamilies have been protesting across england calling for the government to end what they call a national crisis in special educational needs funding. there were rallies in 28 towns and cities and a petition was handed in to downing street. 0rganisers warn funding is failing to keep pace with demand. but the government says an extra £350 million pounds has been provided. the former

gemma coombe reports.desperate to reach safety, they scrambled out windows, some so terrified they jumped —— scrambled out windows, some so terrified theyjumped —— trapped by ferocious flames. dozens of students we re ferocious flames. dozens of students were inside this building in the boot at city of surat when it erupted into flames on friday. they we re erupted into flames on friday. they were attempting private tuition classes in an institute on the top floor —— bujarat. classes in an institute on the top floor -- bujarat. translation: some people were jumping, some were pushing others, and the boys were jumping immediately. people were standing downstairs to catch them. they had no equipment, so how could they catch them? that is why this tragedy happened, i can only say eight to ten people. initial investigations suggest the fire broke out in a stairwell and was caused by an electrical fault in the air conditioning. local authorities say the flames spread quickly because of the material used in the

in 2001, 20—year—old gemma savage died after two cars collided on the same ride.ctrician were all later fined for health and safety breaches. today, although the twister was closed, the rest of the park remained open. the health and safety executive is investigating. judith moritz, bbc news, ripon. a tax on all unhealthy food, including things like ice cream and chicken nuggets. that's what england's chief medical 0fficer, dame sally davis, is considering in a bid to reduce the levels of childhood obesity. more than 20% of children in england were classed as obese when they left primary school last year. for more than a decade now, levels of childhood obesity have stayed broadly level in the least deprived areas, but they have increased year on year in the most deprived communities. the aim is to halve those levels by 2030, but is it possible? 0ur health editor, hugh pym, reports. how do you give children every chance of leading a healthy life? that's what policymakers are grappling with as they search for new measures. encouraging exercise is one thing but what a

in 2001, 20—year—old gemma savage died after two cars collided on it.ere all later fined for health and safety breaches. today, although the twister was closed, the rest of the park remained open. the park operator said the ride will remain out of operation until a full investigation has been completed. the chief medical officer for england has told bbc news that she's in favour of a tax on foods that are high in sugar and calories with the proceeds being used to subsidise healthier foods. professor dame sally davies has begun a new review to examine ways of tackling rising levels of childhood obesity. she's been meeting health experts and food industry leaders to discuss options and will report back to ministers in september as our health editor hugh pym reports. how do you give children every chance of leading a healthy life? that's what policy—makers are grappling with as they search for new measures. encouraging exercise is one thing, but what are billed as bold proposals on diet are now being considered. these include a new tax on high—calorie, hig

today the bbc has spoken to gemma's mum, linda savage.ry of gemma's death, and she also says that they didn't know the ride here was still in operation. meanwhile, an investigation by the health and safety executive continues. lightwater safety executive continues. lig htwater valley safety executive continues. lightwater valley say they are assisting with that. common weekly. you are watching after lie. the others are our headlines. —— you are watching afternoon live. jewish groups call for the immediate expulsion of a member of labour's ruling body, peter willsman. it's after he was suspended from the party over comments about anti—semitism. shares on wall street have fallen sharply in early trading — after president trump announced plans to impose tariffs on all imports from mexico. a seven—year—old boy who fell from a rollercoaster at lightwater valley theme park in yorkshire yesterday is believed to be in a critical but stable condition. and in sport, liverpooljoin spurs and thousands of fans of both clubs in madrid ahead of theirfin

in 2001, 20—year—old gemma savage died after two cars collided on the same ride.electrician were all later fined for health and safety breaches. today, although the twister was closed, the rest of the park remained open. the health and safety executive is investigating. a tax on all unhealthy food — including things like ice cream and chicken nuggets — that's what england's chief medical officer, dame sally davis, is considering, in a bid to reduce the levels of childhood obesity. more than 20 per cent of children in england were classed as obese when they left primary school last year. for more than a decade now— levels of childhood obesity have stayed broadly level in better off areas but they have increased year on year in the most deprived communities. the aim is to halve those levels by 2030 — but is it possible? 0ur health editor, hugh pym reports. how do you give children every chance of leading a healthy life? that's what policymakers are grappling with as they search for new measures. encouraging exercise is one thing but what are billed as bold proposals

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so she jumps on that, right to the story, -- he was in pajamas when he cannot speak -- "gemma-clad president on -- "i pajama-clad president oraks on civil rights,: something like that. the other thing that was interesting, many times it done again, remember, she didn't have quite enough money. so she would have to figure out meals,ound heating, whatever it took to do this. reporters, normally african-american men, they refused to take tips from her, they would help her get food, whatever was necessary. anyway, when they got to wyoming, they were following the president in a motorcade by foot. the reporters. one of the guards said to her, get back behind the ropes. get back behind the ropes. it was a reporter from -- last name lacey, lacey reynolds, i think that was his name. he comes out and says, she has a reporters badge, she is with the president. they had shouted at her. as a result of that, she was able to help make a lifelong friendship with him. so later, the president actually came to her door and told her, if you have any problems, let me know. so that was a reassurance for her, it

singer songwriter gemma lives in exile because a song she wrote upsets russian all 4 of these.strangers a name. oh my yes it was the story of body as has my you are about syria. and the classic semana story of what chad just on the other guys of so over the north. yeah spend all of that's going on all those as where are they and then they're fine yes. she entered the song for the eurovision song contest. the final was watched by hundreds of millions across the world. 1944 a song about the deportation of tars under joseph stalin won the competition between the russian entry into 3rd place. young man a it it's all comes because in the civil comes on at all that's above cross that. it's a volvo cop it's a symbol of the couple of young men's national union. that's of them with all head . see just see what a magic door might open only say his casket the pro store moses do you know she's live on t.v. it's right there somewhere norma. with all the hopes and dreams of thought those would go to massive blow in 2018 when vladimir putin's pet project the road and rail bridge linking crime

in 2001, 20—year—old gemma savage died after two cars collided on the same ride., although the twister was closed, the rest of the park remained open. the health and safety executive is investigating. judith moritz, bbc news, ripon. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... donald trump has launched a scathing personal attack on the special counsel robert mueller. other stories from around the bbc news room right now. ukraine's new president, volodymyr zelensky, has asked parliament to sack the country's foreign and defence ministers, as well as the head of the state security service. zelensky doesn't have a majority in parliament and has has called a snap general election forjuly. that's on the ukrainian service. austria has its first woman chancellor. brigitte bierlein will lead the government on an interim basis until elections in september. she replaces sebastian kurz, whose government lost a confidence vote in parliament over a video sting scandal. that's on the world service. and one of the most—read stories on the bbc news webs

chairman, i think these two gemma, some of these discrete items that you mentioned are improvement, i look for big mechanism if people can get together, as you pointed out the challenge was of the like that of getting the negotiation. in the first base rate the biting commission is a sequester, a proposal to have on the one hand cuts and the other one automatic revenue, he proposed medicare taxes and other things. we cannot get that as part of the mechanism. it is almost as difficult to structure that the mechanism is to get a result. they give is determined in a person you bring your. >> can i just say in response, i sure you skepticism with the me to the chamber. after five years of almost constant budget negotiations with both simpson and the group of six, on and on, i actually reached the conclusion, nothing will change until there's a crisis. and i hope i am very much wrong. but that is the conclusion i came to and at the end i just cannot i just did not want to be part of it. but i tell you, a grand compromise is going to happen. because it has to happen. i think the thing that

i can talk now to dr gemma witcomb, a sports psychologist from loughborough university.d by today? u nfortu nately i us. are you surprised by today? unfortunately i am not surprised by it. i think it is a sad thing. i think it is a sad thing for any women who are is an athlete who has a dsd that this ruling has been made. but i think that the iaaf had to do something and this is what they have chosen to do. what is another alternative? is there something else that like this has been going on for ten years, it is incredibly fraught and controversial issue. the athletes: different sides, medics all on different sides. the regulators and officials seem to fall on different sites. do think there is a better solution available? i think the fact that we had a lot of controversy and people to follow on both sides showed that it isa to follow on both sides showed that it is a very conjugated issue. not all of the signs are there to support what we should go. and sociologically, it is a really important issue for women's sport. i think... so... won't know you carry on. idid think

earlier breakfast spoke with dr gemma witcomb, a sport psychologist from loughborough university.her testosterone levels than the average female. lots of women have conditions like this and there are various conditions that might lead to someone having high testosterone. the crux of the argument is whether those high testosterone levels that occur naturally in women confer the same advantage that they would if it was man versus woman. advantage that they would if it was man versus woman. foi’ advantage that they would if it was man versus woman. for example, advantage that they would if it was man versus woman. for example, if she lost this appeal, she would have to ta ke she lost this appeal, she would have to take medication to reduce her testosterone levels in order to compete. that's correct, or to compete. that's correct, or to compete against men. right, which would be a radical change. absolutely, and i think morally wrong. she would have to take medication to reduce her testosterone. if she wins her case today, then presumably on the face of it you say she can carry on doi

gemma dylan i5 gemma dylan is in york. what is going on?likewise. lib dems and the green party fairly confident. york i5 green party fairly confident. york is different in that in 2015 it was a three—way tie really between the labour party, the conservatives and the liberal democrats. the liberal democrat5 vote held up in 2015. although there was no overall control for the authority as a whole, the liberal democrats have been running the authority with the conservatives since 2015. so talk of votes going to them as a protest vote, here in york they don't see that. they have always seen them5elve5 that. they have always seen themselves as a credible alternative to the two other parties, to labour and the conservatives. looking around, ican and the conservatives. looking around, i can see labour councillor5 have been telling me that on the campaign trail they face real abuse, angen campaign trail they face real abuse, anger. the conservatives likewise. what is like —— what is interesting again in york is that it was one of the places in yorks

jimmy and gemma are arsenal season ticket holders, father and daughter.i go from stockholm to lithuania and then to russia, and from russia to baku. a big round of applause for sven. enjoy the match. it‘s a triumph just getting here. we are almost there, the gates are opening in just under half and i were. sounds like a great experience. there is live commentary of the final between arsenal and chelsea on radio five live, beginning at 6:30pm with kick—off at 8pm. you can follow the game on the bbc sport website. away from baku, final preparations are being made in london for the opening of the cricket world cup. england face south africa at the oval and if training is anything to go by today, pace bowler mark wood may not feature. liam plunkett and sam curren could be in the frame to play instead. captain eoin morgan should recover from a fractured finger and reckons he will have a full squad to choose from. he believes his side can cope with the pressure that‘s all your support for now. jane will have more in the next hour. )people selling their homes ar

remember those pictures of helicopter doesn't stop was gemma and inventor and an engineer, he still hasharles ii received a gift. a book. inside were sketches of some of the greatest paintings in history. invention, how the body worked. a window into the mind of leonardo da vinci. for nearly 200 years they remained stored in the archive. the drawings we re stored in the archive. the drawings were only known from the late 19th century and that is the point at which people finally understand what leonardo achieved during his lifetime is assigned as, a thinker, and inventor. so much of that is only to be found in his drawings if your knowledge of leonardo begins and ends with the mona lisa this introduces you to leonardo the military engineer. and we have leonardo the physicist, leonardo the anatomist. and i love this down here. the arm of st peter from the last supper, a painting that has suffered over the years but this reveals that would it originally looked like. and that is what all this does, it shows you the full leonardo, the genius leonardo, the leonardo, the genius leonardo, the

let's talk to gemma, who is a finance expert. at the moment there are three things going on.and that chain? we have a massive challenge to help people own their own home but in order for houses like this to be the solution, they need to first of all satisfy a need, so people need to want to live in houses like this, and secondly solve a problem. so be an easy way to afford a home. the challenge we face is that there are some low quality versions of these homes on the market and there isa these homes on the market and there is a misconception that they are low quality in general, which is dampening demand but also dampening appetite for mortgage lenders to lend against them, so it is making ita lend against them, so it is making it a challenge to be able to afford them, as well. can you see that changing in the nearfuture? goodness knows we need more homes, don't we? well, the pressure is building, it is like a pressure cooker and the more the pressure builds, the more focused there is trying to find a solution. if there are more homes like this available, hopefully it will pr

and if she wins it throws into question the whole concept of female—only races. joining us now is dr gemmaonditions that might lead to someone having high testosterone levels. the crux of the argument is whether those high levels that occur naturally in women concerned the same advantage that they would if it was a man against woman, where we see about a 10—12% difference. was a man against woman, where we see about a 10-1296 difference. for example, and we will take you through the different scenarios, if she lost the appeal, what would she have to do? take medication to reduce testosterone levels to compete with yellow that's correct, or to compete against men. right, which would be a radical change. absolutely and i think morally incorrect and wrong. she would have to ta ke incorrect and wrong. she would have to take medication to reduce her testosterone down to about five nano millilitres per litre. doing that for some people can be good if they have a condition which means the testosterone is dangerous in their body but for other people, lowering testosterone and using medication can

gemma for holding this important hearing today. asked all the witnesses for being here. today's discussion on paid family medical leave is long overdue. too many workers across the country are often forced to choose between keeping their job are taking care of the family. unfortunately, in my state of alabama, even unpaid leave under the fmla policy is an accessible for 61% of the people. whether we are talking about the birth of a newborn, or family member getting sick, everyone deserves the flexibility to support their family, without jeopardizing their financial security. this challenge is especially relevant to people in my district. what the median income for a family of four is $34,000. low income families face unique hurdles to financial stability. and most of my constituents cannot afford to take time off when faced with a family emergency. paid family leave would give them the flexibility and the peace of mind to support their family during potentially devastating life challenges. in 2019, workers should not have to choose between their families and their jobs.

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