>> extraordinary journalism from genevieve and redux , i would genevieve and redux, i would say. back to something that robin said earlier, which was in answer to your question about what is gender identity. so for robin, it male and female robin, it was male and female essences, which are souls. some of us believe in souls and some of us believe in souls and some of us believe in souls and some of us don't, but there's no evidence about them. but i think genevieve puts it much better, which is that there are many different reasons why people might to transition, why might seek to transition, or why they push they might seek to push transition on others. the disturbing that disturbing fact is that some of those are really those motives are really very unsavoury. are clearly unsavoury. there are clearly aduu unsavoury. there are clearly adult fantasise about adult men who fantasise about children transitioning. >> you know, if i went to >> and, you know, if i went to a doctor and said, i'd like to have my arms removed have both my arms removed because just want because because i j

uh presented by genevieve. genevieve. genevieve. genevieve. herrera. herrera herrera. sorry about that. we'll present this item. thank you. good morning. um, i will be brief. i have some good budget news for once. um, we have just to think, just a small bit of, um. so we have received notice that we are getting a $532,000 in additional area plan grant funding, uh, for this fiscal year of that, uh, uh, 9101 91,656 is going into our area plan baseline. so we will see that again. um, that comes from federal funding. um, the cda applied new data to its funding formula, which resulted in an bigger allocation for san francisco. so we will see that funding in um programs for congregate nutrition and home delivered meals. in addition, we have have uh, 440,000 $635,000 in one time funds. uh, these are largely, uh, funds that are the result of remaining balances from last year's area plan, uh, allocation statewide. and so they've just been redistributed. um of that, $440,000 is about $20,000. is not from the redistribution of leftover savings from last year, but rather it is the

thanks for tuning in, genevieve. how many first ladies besides mrs. obama have ancestry that includes african-american heritage, to your knowledge, no one else to my knowledge. don't. michelle obama was such a you know, like i said, huge leap forward from where we were before. but not only was she the first who was a descendant of enslaved people in the south, but some of her ancestors were white. and so she's also an example of this history of how african-american women were sexually abused by their owners and had babies and she descendent from one of those individuals. so she she also has white ancestry. hey, next, we have a question from john, who's asking if you could comment on the views of ida sexton mckinley toward her african-american neighbors and servants at the white house that her neighbors that i can't do i haven't done as much research on ida mckinley on this particular issue. but i will dig into that one, too. excellent. our next question is from sally in tampa, florida. first lady hillary clinton certainly did important work towards hu

that sounds as here as i'm the son who's reporting their life from genevieve. let's discuss all this now with time i come most, who's the assistant professor of public policy at the doha institute for graduate studies. joining us here on out, is there a time, a very good to have you with us again before we talk about the cease fire ex talks and your expectations. i just wanted to get your thoughts 1st on, on the demonstrations intel of these, do they pose any spect to and there's now in the coalition government fully at this stage, i wouldn't, i don't think so because a biologic visit this site is in the promo which i mean, according to make this surveys and pools and also the nothing else, collision is the solid. spence fluid the this, the positions are important, but they haven't reached the pin point to pose a threat on death in the aus coalition on or the government. and he knows this very well, so i don't think he's wanted to see at this stage from these demonstrations, but he's going to engage with with them the way he is easy has been used to engage with

i'm this how, who reports from genevieve discontent outside these really defense ministry for over a month? protest against israel. government have taken over to leave on saturday, evenings calling on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to resign and for immediate elections. we want it this government eh, to take us seriously to quits and we want it that our country will be a for the people and notes for smoke detector it, a good hearing vile blocking main highways in order to send a message to some dogs and they want the brought back. now, these latest protests come made talk of negotiations to secure a pause in the fighting, which would mean the release of some is really captive. my whole they call for to behind every of the key members that are still suffering and how most of the tv is it all 0 loved ones who don't sleep on the don't eat and cannot breeze play testers accuse the prime minister of cancelling award cabinet meeting aimed at establishing, demanding for israel's negotiating team. but nothing y'all, whose office denies this saying the country's war cabinet would meet on s

going to take you to tell a v these a lot of pictures from genevieve as your secretary state and to me banking just cut off his military plane as he's heading to negotiations with his really officials following his tour of parts of the middle east, particularly egypt when he's been talking to foreign ministers that we're going to bring an impact on con, who's in occupied easters. and so we've just saying that on to me blinking on his way for that man, that the meeting now is armed with the fact that the us is going to put forward the resolution that the un security council going to be voted on later today to asking for the cx, 5 in gaza, just talk to us through what we can expect from this visit from blinking. well, he's on a very, very short visits. um he rides about 10 o'clock local. he's in the pictures that this visit is due to last until about 4 o'clock officially, probably a couple of hours now with the delay. so probably leaving here around 6 pm local. that's a business day and he's go business meetings. he's meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu 1st. then he's meeting

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researches and it should not necessarily be in the it will take on to what's being double the roles in genevieve. another research institute was also acting as a cover for communication between is whaley's and the palestinians. this was the economic cooperation foundation set up by is really labor party and p. you'll see painting as the n g o that we were leading huge. but in my sense, an engineer which was created earlier by bathing and houston, we were able to go between the 2 sites and jewels of them, and post messages and come with ideas and even bring the 2 sites unofficially together under our umbrella often. and you, i was involved with the talking to the nursing us side for many years. and in a very informal way, mainly with the eh, people outcome as, while we in fi. so who's sending informed visitor was the name and the we told it was easy to talk by 1989 with the palestinian intifada. and its 2nd year there were few so so called peace. hundreds of palestinians have been cute and thousands to change the women to mit. last week's mister bush with the united states under president george

let's talk more about what we can face this genevieve 80's still close passed getting up to tahoe. still no. go for a lot of us. >> just make sure that you're keeping a close eye on caltrans because i know they're working extra hard to try to clear things out. we're definitely taking a step back from activity today. so a day to dig out for the sierra and a day to get back out there for us here locally east bay hills, looking at a bit of cloud cover overhead. but skies are definitely drier than they've been the past few days. just a few lingering snow showers up in the sierra. so a few more inches up in the high country. well, back here at home, a couple of sprinkles here. and there making for some wet roads this morning, but not too bad out there. really more than anything else. we're going to notice this morning how cold it feels. we have frost advisories in the north bay in blue up until 09:00am. so another hour of them. most of us are sitting in the 40's currently, but a few spots up north lake santa rosa and santa ana are down in the upper 30's for your current temperatures lat

and genevieve, i think it is lane-johnson, is with us tonight. if you can give her a great round of applause, she is a graduate. she is working at wvu medicine, thomas. [ applause ] she graduated five months early. you know, i can't ever say i graduated five months early. to be perfectly honest, a lot of report cards people are talking about a's and b's, i was fortunate to make an a or a b. sometimes it wasn't an a or a b. you know, our foster care system needs us to continue to step up, doesn't it? that is all there is to it. the kids need us so badly. we made a move in dividing up dhh are. we have three great, great secretaries now. but there's still tons of work to do. tons and tons and tons of work to do. we need cps workers. we need more dollars. there's been real improvements made. you know, we have gone from vacancy numbers of 33%, down to 17. we have gone from youth services workers, from 45 needed , that were vacancies, to nine. sounds great, doesn't it? but there's so much more to do. at the end of the day, we need to do all we possibly

caspar and genevieve are caspar and genevieve. >> jonathan, look, this is the. >> jonathan, look, thisthan likely , who are yet again than likely, who are yet again trying to impose their ridiculous radical extremist agenda upon everyone else. they want us to be colder. they want us to be poorer, whilst china, whilst russia, whilst india, whilst russia, whilst india, whilst the united states of america crack on doing what they need to create economic need to do to create economic growth, to look after their people, prosperity to people, to bring prosperity to their people their nations, these people either go see someone either need to go see someone urgently or lock to be locked up there. >> they're not used to, they're not they're not used to somebody, you know, really deaung somebody, you know, really dealing them properly dealing with them properly could you imagine exact same scenario? >> and was black people >> and it was black people throwing. thrown. throwing. black men were thrown. they heavily, you know, they would be heavily, you know, there sort of there would be some sort

the 27 year old actor recently rose to fame as the star of the chilling adventures of sabrina and genevievea representative of the actor revealed his death but did not provide any details about that motorcycle crash, including where and when it happened and at san mateo, a person behind the wheel of a tesla looked to be sound asleep yesterday while speeding down highway 101. >> the driver was seen by a high school lacrosse team and they filmed it, the team's coach telling ktvu we were truly stunned at what we were witnessing. i don't care how reliable tesla may claim their autopilot is, but as you can see , it appears that the man is sound asleep. well the city of sunnyvale is applying for grants in the hopes of starting a pilot program that would create a cost effective rideshare option that may be more convenient than public transit. >> the city council unanimously voted tuesday to partner with silicon valley hopper. that's a rideshare service that actually costs less than $5 a ride in cities like cupertino and santa clara. the city is seeking money for that pilot program from two grants.