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and i want to see us talking about those things while extending grace, an easy conversation within our communities. i think that's something that we can do whether we are on the internet or not on the internet. and getting control of some of these companies breaking up monopolies and preventing the people in file from controlling both mainstream and social media is going to be a big uphill battle for all of us. absolutely, and we're here for us and thank you so much for bringing the children of gaza into this conversation. i can tell. thank you enough talking color the russian is a he and christina, thank you for your time today. thank you for being part of the stream. and thank you all for tuning and stay in touch with us online. you can use the hash tag or the handle a g screen to send us your questions and suggestions take care. and i'll see you soon. the a february on as jersey to 3 years on from the outbreak of the war and ukraine. i'll just view it, explores the human costs and assets, whether politics or the battlefield will determine its outcomes for cause new direction. looks

he suffering with dignity and grace those are the basic facts, the truth about. but work are rewriting our past. they're weaponizing history for political purposes, tearing our country apart along the marxist lines of oppressed and oppressor oppressor. lee has been viciously and unfairly attacked to the point where now he's been almost totally erased, not just here, but throughout the country. erasing history, though, is very un-american. but his standard procedure for radical leftist from the jacobins in the french revolution to lenin and mao in the 20th century, radicals always to erase past and their endless quest, to fundamentally transform. chairman mao, the cultural revolution in the great leap forward, attacking the faults of old customs, old culture, old habits and, old ideas, tens of millions of chinese perished along the way in the soviet union. they rewrote their history so often. it became a standing joke. they said the only thing that certain is the future. it's the past that keeps on changing. so history matters because it largely defines our cultur

ian coates, barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar.their anger and distress at its findings. enough is enough. from today, change will happen. this is a watershed moment. we are dealing with an investigation into nottinghamshire's_ the report found that there was no contact between valdo calocane he wasn't forced to take long lasting anti—psychotic medication, and calocane's family's concerns were not properly acted upon. it's changed its risk assessment process and employed more nurses since the attacks. have you ever read before in patient records such a stark warning that a patient could end up killing someone? i will be honest with you, i have not seen that written in a set of patient records before. nature of that warning? that there were failings in calocane's care. navteonhal, bbc news. in the years before the attack, in which the three girls at a dance class last summer. the deadliest mass shooting in the country's history. sweden's never seen anything like this, and you can tell. for cover under their desks. outside the colleg

well, our, my colleague at the grace on jeremy laredo was jailed by israel for his reporting on iranian missile strikes on israel. his reporting covered the same areas that credentialed mainstream reporters and covered and he was picked up at of westbank checkpoints. he, it was, it was obviously political. he was subjected to really harsh conditions, abuse, taunted by soldiers and accused by israel, of assisting an enemy during war time, which carries a maximum penalty of life in prison or even death. it was eventually led out. i mean, this is a ridiculous accusation, and we did receive some support from press freedom organizations like the committee to protect journalists, which was refreshing. but at the same time, the committee to protect journalist has refused to recognize scores and scores of palestinian journalists who were killed in gaza deliberately by the as rarely, military as such as journalists who are killed for doing their work. um, so we still expect a lot more from these corporate in state adjacent press freedom organizations, but it is refreshing to see support. i haven

accountability at an organisational and individual for the loss of our beautiful and brave daughter, grace, there must be change. powers to compel witnesses to appear to account mental health trust, i a trust that i should be because they failed. they failed the people - of nottingham, where i'm from, where my dad was from. who do we turn - to when we need help? the report questions the decision not to give in the least restrictive way. and would continue taking medication in the community. treatment of valdo calocane. a bbc panorama investigation last year revealed that a doctor had warned that calocane could end up something which is highlighted in the report. have you ever read before in patient records such as stark warning that a patient could end up killing someone? as you... because of the unprecedented nature of that warning? the way that our teams work together needed to change. there are many who will be counting the cost of those failings for the rest of their lives. now to the us because work is to recover the continuing to recover the wreckage of the american airlines plane in

the more from the founder and editor in chief of the grace on after this break, the show seemed wrong. just don't you have to safe house become an engagement? it was the trail when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground, the the welcome back to going under granite still here with the founder and editor in chief of the grades on mex. moving to a max, we were talking about the catastrophic tyler terry and press system in, in your of i should just say that the ca, whistleblower algebra manual. so like jeremy look for a new upgrade zone. was reviewing his riley plans to attack it around and is being prosecuted right now. um, you know, uh this new trump a parent opened this regarding chris freedom at tucker cos and probably will benefit out of that because um, he'll get his press credentials pretty easily. what did you make of him saying there was an assassination attempt plans by the so called bible bite and blinking sullivan powers administration to kill pollution? that in my opinion. yeah, i don't know what to make of it. i do know that the ukranian go

for the loss of our beautiful and brave daughter, grace, this is a watershed moment.demand a public inquiry with statutory powers. powers to compel witnesses to appear to account for their failures. where my dad was from. who do we turn to when we need help? the report questions the decision not to give calocane long—lasting anti—psychotic medication because inpatient teams medication in the community. services to his gp for not engaging with staff nine months by a health care worker. by the missed opportunities in the care and treatment of valdo calocane. a bbc panorama investigation last year revealed that a doctor had in the report. i will be honest with you, nav, i have not seen that as you... so do you think more should have been done well, the theemis report is clear that the way that we assess risk for the rest of their lives. we hear the apologies from nhs england under the mental health trust. valdo family trust. valdo calocane�*s family has also issued a statement in which also issuedastatementin.which apologise for also issuedastatementinawhich apologise fo

what you've done, our participation in what you are doing, and our dedication to what you and your grace plan will do, may we prove faithful this day. in your sovereign name we pray, amen. the speaker: amen. the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge will be led by the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson. mr. wilson: everyone including the guests in the gallery, please join in. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize worl

those cornerstones of grace and mercy and compassion. we pride ourselves on being able to say that we live in a country where we have the backs of the people that call themselves americans as well. .... this is not like us. it simply is not. california pays the most in federal taxes of any state in this union. they subsidize most of the states, or many of the states rather, including the state of the speaker of the house of representatives. and alabama. we need to be there for them. i know that today the l.a. that needs help stands for los angeles. but tomorrow that l.a. could be louisiana. or it could be lower alabama as some people call back home. or it could be fla, as in florida. we have to stand up for california now. we have to do better. as a freshman i don't know much. but i know what my momma taught me. and i know this ain't it. and i know this is not what the mothers of my colleagues taught them. so we have to put aside the partisan nonsense and do right by american people because one day, one day your community will be in need

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i'm actually going to hand it over to grace to kick us off and thank you. >> thank you, tina. good afternoon, supervisor clark and community members. i'm grace lee, the cultural district's manager at the mayor's office of housing and community development. >> i'm going to provide a brief overview of the cultural districts program before turning it over to tina aguirre, the director of the castro lgbtq cultural district. >> it's the cultural district's program was established by the board of supervisors in 2018. its vision is to preserve, strengthen and promote cultural communities by supporting residents legacy businesses, nonprofits, community arts, social practices and traditions . the program focuses on specific cultural communities in the city as well as ethnic groups that have been historically discriminated against displays and oppressed. a cultural district is defined as a geographical area that embodies a unique cultural heritage. this includes a concentration of cultural and historic assets and cultural enterprises such as arts services and businesses . in addition, a

the grace commission in 80s. larry: reagan. >> yep. bill clinton and al gore set up a commission on government efficiency: failed. and doge is not going to fail. and they are moving a lot of people's cheese here in the capitol. when you hear this squawking, there's status quo it's not happy. it's going for the treasury and it's the payment system not being touched and gogoing with ability, accuracy and capability and money going where it is and in terms of payments being stopped, that is happening upstream at the department level. larry: all right, well, i just -- essentially you're saying you're cooperating on this government downsizing with elon musk and doge. >> what i'm saying is that at treasury, our motto is to move deliberately to them. larry: okay, treasury secretary scott bessent, thank you for coming on. we appreciate your time very much. best of luck on the new position. coming up, folks, president trump signed an executive order that will keep biological men out of women's sports. we'll talk about it with alabama senator to

we furnish and develop a new relationship with united states, we need to do it from a position of grace of strength than we have at the moment. i definitely want to get into some of those issues of the letter, but just to step back a little bit and we look at events all over the world over the last sort of 5 to 10 years. the world has gotten a lot on friendly or all of a sudden, i mean, we can look at russia, we can look at china, it's a different strand of issues, but nonetheless, considerably less friendly to europe as of perhaps, was in the past. and that indeed are one of our closest allies, the us. there's a lot of uncertainty, as you've alluded to in that relationship. so when you look at the you and how it's structured, particularly from an economic perspective, is a 1st say that the wasn't built necessarily for this type of a new world that we're in. so d e u is a collection of democracies at sometimes those take longer to adjust to big developments then, or the forms of political governance. but a consequence of our decision making though with staff when we do make decisions, t

grace 0'malley—kumar, and 65—year—old ian coates. force's work from home policy.magnet for scotland's waste. each year and campaigners say the only solution is to stop kevin keane has been to investigate. of scotland's dirtiest secrets — a litter sink depositing you see people pulling into this car park right here but of course, in the foreground, you've got all this plastic rubbish. where it gets stuck in the seaweed, making it impossible to clear. keeping litter out of the water in the first place is a crucial part of the answer. these last few years have been frustrating for us. return scheme come into action. we really hope to see it get over the line in october 2027. so there's a lot of hope there and that would lead to litter reduction, it would lead to a cleaner its first anniversary and customers are now well you put it into the machine and once it's empty and it has proceed on to the screen where you hit the payout button. it'll spit out a receipt and then you can redeem at the till. like the river dodder, and seashores, where litter monitoring the shores

exercise patience through the and dl will be delays and people are going to need your grace and we have a lot of vehicles around a that are normally opened to the public and we need your patience. if you are feeling anything about this event call the crisis hotline and talk to a medical profertional and use 988 on your phone. so with that, we are going to be able to take a few questions and start over here and work our way across one, two, three. yes, sir. [indiscernible question] >> so the question is, can anybody talk about the faa decision to restrict flights in and around the airport. >> you will have the ntsb and something you might ask them. [indiscernible >> sky with cbs news. given the time that has passed, can you describe the conditions right now as it relates to the recovery process and whether you all think that you will be able to recover more bodies? >> ok, the question was, given the time that it's passed and the conditions outside, do we believe we're going to be able to recover more bodies? and there's a lot of challenges with that. so i'm going to answer that one. i'm

jessica lane. who stabbed them. hospital order after killing students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumaro his care will be made public, but the full version is being kept confidential. hundreds of administrative staff from home policy. it's thought nearly 2,500 workers the first foreign leader to meet president trump on tuesday. envoy to discuss the second stage of the gaza ceasefire. the talks today in washington. to eye on how to progress thus far. has brought tangible benefits. there's the increased aid going into gaza that in exchange for more than 500 palestinian prisoners and in the palestinian territories for a continuation to stage two. netanyahu's government, and possibly benjamin netanyahu himself, want to resume the war against hamas. it was interesting that mr netanyahu, as he boarded his plane to the united states, but number one was to defeat hamas because he clearly his long term goal of weakening iran and what israel sees as the axis of evil. involves saudi arabia. so i think there may be some tension about whether or not and how to proceed to a second stage. dr nimrod go

with that experience, the grace of the resurrection, coming over the hill, risen, white, seeing the shock wave of awe go through the audience, i thought this is the impact that the risen christ had had. i started thinking about the reason why did jesus have to come back like that? and it was for the full convincing rheumern relationship of the bodily embrace. there is a certain point in the play where i go down to my mom mary, and hug. it is like this is my son, i know him. it was a beautiful moment, just very emotional and affirmative. if you look at the disciples before that, they are scared and hiding in the upper rom. after they encounter jesus risen, they are ready to go to the ends of the world. they have that intense zeal which wasn't had before the bodily presence of christ could affirm them and they were so convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt because they had been with him 40 days like that and now they are ready to roll. >> you work with young people, chaplain at a state college, university t. are they interested in this? do they find the resurrection more difficult doctrine th

you should have time to correct your car so long as you're not speeding and the other saving grace isndy, but i can tell you it has been steady rainfall throughout the morning and at times appears to pick up. >> we do expect a lot of flooding today. and of course, we will have team coverage throughout the month and take it easy. give yourself extra time believing especially now because, you know, it is going to a really slow and it's good. i always tell people that it's good when they get slow that way. cars are not. little accident popping up on average december fell it. so just be careful out there. >> heavy rain also impacting the peninsula horn is live in san carlos with a look at. how's the weather there? joey? >> coming down and we're right along the 101 right now. i'll tell you, we were just south of daly city we had hit the brakes and our car came to a complete stop because of flooding on the inside lane the 101. so it's getting a little dangerous out there as this rainfall begins to build around the area. so something to look out for. i personally had a white knuckle experien

that's the only saving grace this morning. that and bumper to bumper because with bumper to bumper, you're not just seeing daredevils come along and maybe even lose control and hit you. that's the only saving grace. but i can tell you it's darker. it's 9 o'clock. and it looks like he's getting ready for sunset guys. and that's the issue this morning. headlights windshield wipers and a steady hand or hands, i should say on the wheel. back to you. gotten up. well, thank you very much. and it's not just the roads either. happening now, we are seeing flight delays stack up at bay area airports, especially here at sfo, which you can see the live shot. it's nasty on that runway. >> and the wind always causes a problem, too. in addition to clouds and rain at sfa. and you can see the numbers there on the screen. sfo reported 85 delays for cancellations. san jose airport. 3 delays. no flights canceled. >> and then across the bay in oakland, we've got 10 delays with one flight canceled so far. san francisco officials, by the way, were p

coming up at 9 am local time in the such elements or grace gives this little branch of the opportunities. what does the which commend immutable, assume to senior verse to bring a bridge it for example, as i say i was just going to get upset. so thank you for asking before, but the color, supplementing of more interest, give old simple meal doing the virginia, but only do you can this too much you to do to your i see that the look at it on the way as a cosigned. it at all, but it does something we need to go to pennsylvania where the get those renewals uh the critical security rather contender straight across oxygen. if any phone numbers on your end as bicycle hold, somebody has anybody. so elizabeth, a mediator with the vehicle before through the screen for us to put it on the sort of the rest of the story boots i give them as soon as we do a follow up is to pick up your cookies in a month me, i'm to assessing and it was you know, below and i do look for such, you say the models, most of junior about to, to the diesel. uh, jim. no problem. and what do you need to do a delivery of viscous

grace cantrell is one of alley's best friends. >> one of the things that her parents won't be for. like her wedding, her first boyfriend, first kid you enjoye hospitality. >> reporter: ian epstein was working as a flight attendant. also a father, stepfather and brother. he loved his job, his sister said, because he truly enjoyed traveling and meeting new people. that positivity on full display in old social media posts of him at work. >> show some patience for one another. show some tolerance for each other. >> reporter: erin mclaughlin, ashburn, virginia. >>> and another frightening plane incident, this time in houston. a united airlines flight catching fire sunday after a reported engine issue, the faa said. more than 100 passengers and five crew members were aboard the new york-bound flight. the video show s a chaotic scen. >> we had a popping noise that was loud enough to jolt me out of sleepe just trying to get off the plane orderly was a lot. >> no injuries have been reported. the faa is investigating. >>> and in philadelphia, a major s y they have found the black box, the pl

everyone is devastated, but it was not without moments of grace. one that was just incredible was robin williams. robin williams: hello, i'm robin williams, and if you don't know that-- alexandra reeve givens: robin williams had been dad's roommate and had this deep relationship with him going back so many years. christopher reeve: i think robin is one of the great human beings that was ever put here. i am the godfather of his son and everything. what we got with robin is just waves of humanity and respect come from him. will reeve: his wife, marsha, became my mom's best friend and is a sort of fairy godmother to me. alexandra reeve givens: and robin's approach was a little bit different than other family members. robin williams: they're just taking him off the heavy sedation, and i think he was just coming back, and i came in as a russian proctologist. oprah winfrey: he didn't know you were coming in? robin williams: no, i put up-- well, they put me in scrubs, so i just had the face. and i said, if you don't mind, i'm going to have to put on a rub

. >>> massive flames were coming from the martinez refinery, sending thick black smoke into grace guys. the fire prompting a level 2 hazmat notification. now, there is a public health advisory for martinez, pachinko, and client. people with respiratory sensitivities are being warned to stay away or to stay indoors with their windows closed. alerted about the fire just before 2:00 this afternoon. now, this is a live look at the scene. people in there tell us they heard muffled explosions followed by two columns of smoke. that smoke can be seen for miles. now, air quality is a concern. contra costa health says most people will not experience any issues but anyone who notices any symptom should go inside. our sooji nam is at the scene. we will have the latest at 6:00. but, for now, darren is here. what is air quality? >> surprisingly from looking at this picture, not terrible. but there are two distinctions. i can show you what the particles. but what is going into that plume? there is been team in it. there are other chemicals you do not want to breathe in. that is why there is an air qu

. ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> in speech, by bull horn, in song, and now, by executive memorandum.how donald trump used the oval office where reagan had eulogized the "challenger" astronauts. though the president had earlier declared an hour of anguish for our nation, for him, the hour only lasted a few minutes. he spent much of the remainder of this unique moment distributing blame. >> i put safety first. obama, biden, the democrats put policy first. and they put politics at a level that nobody's ever seen. >> reporter: the starkest claim, the one behind the oval office signing ceremony that diversity programs had caused the crash that killed 67. >> you have a presidential memorandum titled meade assessment of aviation safety. in light of the damage done to aviation safety by the biden administration's dei and woke policies. >> when asked what proof he had that diversity was the culprit, the president said he had no proof but didn't need any. >> how you can come to the conclusion that diversity had something to do with this crash? >> because i have common sense, okay, and unfortun

it must happen as a state of the grace that it needed. it caused me to do a flip in the air as i'm going up on a crane arch backwards, and wave all at the same time. bye. richard donner: he convinced me when i first met him that he would fly. he's also convinced me he'll walk again. by. >> he convinced me. when i first met him that he would fly. he's also convinced me he'll walk again. >> i began to face my new life. i tried to cover up my feelings as best i could. but when i saw her home again, i wept. >> i do wonder what it was like for him to look out and be like. that's the pond that i skated on. now i'm just staring out at the past. >> beautiful day in the berkshires. >> carpe diem. mal. >> people often ask me what it's like to be confined to a wheelchair. i would say the worst part of it is having to make the transition from participant to observer. long before i would have expected. >> dodd was 42 when he had the accident and will was almost three. i'm 42 right now and my son is three. i was really only after becoming a parent myse

figure skating has always held a most special place in my heart, a sport that demands both strength and grace, a balance of discipline and freedom. those that we lost embodied these american qualities, pouring their hearts in every performance, every lesson, every moment on the ice. their absence leaves a voice in america that cannot be filled easily, not just in the sport but in the lives of those who love them. we grieve together. we hold their families and loved ones in our thoughts and we remember their joy and dedication and the passion they brought to people across our world. may we honor them by cherishing the beauty of their sport by donating to the organizations that have been devastated by their loss and by ensuring that those who take to the skies do so safely. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one min

valdo calocane — who has paranoid schizophrenia — attacked students barnaby webber and grace o'malleyiminished responsibility. in june 2023. he killed three people. and school caretaker ian coates, who was 65. he then attempted to murder three others. and attempted murder. before the attacks, he was sectioned under interactions with health—care services reveals investigators found that the offer of care apologised to the victims' families and said improvements have been made. it's really clear to me that we could have done better and i want to extend my apologies to all of those with my organisation. shortly after calocane was sentenced to an indefinite we need everybody to be so we can get all interviewed so we can get all of the information, at the beginning this court case beginning when this court case was going on, it was very was going on. it.was very . it was done rushed, it was done very and we are finding, quickly, and we are finding, years down the line, of 55: 7w q= -: if we know q qq qqqqiwaerqnonvahat these failings. if we know what been brought out in this has been broug

these are just a few of the artists who've graced the snl stage, and will be part of the star studdedineup bad bunny, miley cyrus, post malone, lady gaga, jelly roll, and david byrne from talking heads, tonight show host and former cast member jimmy fallon will emcee and will be streaming live on peacock at 5 p.m. our time. the radio city concert comes two days before the official snl 50 the anniversary special. the three hour live broadcast show will air on nbc bay area. sunday, february 16th at 8 p.m. and that's going to do it foror us t 4:30 p.m. jess and garvin are working on the 5:00 newscast. they'll join you in two minutes. to ultimately determine what went wrong. the new information investigators are sharing of the mid-air collision between a commercial plane and an army helicopter. also, much needed rain finally back in the bay area. how much we can expect and how long it's going to stick around. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, of course, has the answers for you. and the san francisco ready for its close up. the work underway to make sure the city is set when the biggest nb

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the more from the founder and editor in chief of the grace. and after this break, the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon, this is the 3rd world will receive re washing press for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deal. so what should be living on that we have a very good propaganda. you know, a price here in your i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. some more questions ask a better the answer is will be the welcome back to going under granite still here with the founder and editor in chief of the grades are next me michel, the max. we were talking about the catastrophic tele terry impress system in, in your of i should just say that the ca, visible or as of right mind, who also like jeremy, look for a new upgrade zone

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