oh ha gunther. katy's really? freddy caught, he konstantin says that sometimes he gets really lonely but he enjoys his creature comforts and the company of the people he lives with. oh, in other facilities, konstantin might not be encouraged to express his wishes so openly. but here residents love lives are just treated as part of their normal lives. people with disabilities should be free to choose for themselves what they want and what they don't say. ploy on cooney and tossed and maya hancock, i don't know if i'm injuring every person, wants relationships and there's me, every one desires, closeness, logistics. i think that's part of every human being which been disabled or not only you mentioned them letting others decide who their friends are. oh, they're partnered with libby and how they express their sexuality. that would be too great an intrusion into the personal rights of the people who live here has mr . berman he wants almost all the residents here have a legal guardian. so they're not allowed to make

gigi gunther, planning staff. the fifth and final legacy business registry application is for hyde street studios, first opening in 1980 at 245 hyde street as a multirecording studio, offering affordable pricing for recording, producing, and mixing services. hyde street services is the successor to wally hyder recordings and is known for producing the san francisco sound, with artists such as the grateful dead, jefferson airplane, santana, and credence clearwater revival. it is the longest running multiroom recording studio still running in the bay area. hyde street's clients are mainly bay area artists and groups, although the studio has served big names in the punk rock genres including green day and tupac shakur. hyde street studios has continuously given back to the tenderloin and local and independent musician communities through lending its space for youth through local organizations including hyde street community center and youth california. staff is supportive of the application and adding the business to

gunther, six glasses! six? you want me tojoin you? no, i thoughtjoey was here, five is good.t all by myself! and there's nobody to hug. he was obsessed with rachel, loved her, hated ross. the writers could have just had that for two episodes, but they kept it going for ten years. ijust have to tell you, i love you. i love you, too! probably not in the same way. the last member of the band is... ..sarah. cheering. actually, i don't suppose by any chance you know a tracy barlow? yeah, i mean, we've all chosen different avenues, and i'm not completely saying i don't want to sing any more, but the acting is something i've always wanted to pursue as well. # yes, sir, i can boogie, but i need a certain song # i can boogie # boogie boogie all night long...# # red, red wine...# so, it's ready, it is go, go, go, go! and schumacher leads! brilliant start by the austrian driver. hill second... ayrton senna up to fourth, challenging schumacher... damon hill exits the chicane and wins the japanese grand prix, and i've got to stop because i've got a lump in my throat! real spectacular driv

gunther, six glasses! six? you want me tojoin you? no, i thoughtjoey was here, five is good. did it all by myself! and there's nobody to hug. he was obsessed with rachel, loved her, hated ross. the writers could have just had that for two episodes, but they kept it going for ten years. ijust have to tell you, i love you. i love you, too! probably not in the same way. # disco dancing with the lights down low # beats are pumpin�* on the stereo...# the last member of the band is... ..sarah. cheering. # here i am, walking primrose # wondering when i'm gonna see you again...# actually, i don't suppose by any chance you know a tracy barlow? yeah, i mean, we've all chosen different avenues, and i'm not completely saying i don't want to sing any more, but the acting is something i've always wanted to pursue as well. # bye bye baby, baby goodbye # bye bye baby, don't make me cry # we sang shang—a—lang # and we ran with the gang # doin�* doo—wop—be—dooby—do—ay # we were all in the news # with our blue suede shoes # and our dancin�* the night away # yes, sir, i can boogie, but i need a

sacrifice of officer brian sicknick, officer howard leave in good, officer jeffrey smith, officer gunther has she done, and author -- officer kyle freitag. [silence] i know i speak for all of us in saying that tomorrow and in our work in the days ahead, we will not only remember them, we will do everything we can to honor them. in the aftermath of the attack, the justice department its work on what has become one of the largest, most complex, most resource intensive investigations in our history. only a small number of perpetrators were arrested in the tumbles of generate six itself. every day since, we have worked to identify people across the country. we have done so at record speed and scale in the midst of a pandemic, during which some courtrooms were not able to operate. led by the u.s. attorney's office for the district of columbia and the fbi's washington field office, doj personnel across the department in nearly all 56 field offices, in nearly all 94 u.s. attorneys offices, and in many remaining justice components have worked countless hours to investigate the attack. approximate

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very few schools in the area and most are in a terrible state thinking well and then working with gunther. well, no one would want layton in my school. look on the on more toilets desk or even chairs lou than the kingery the order. the school is also very far from my home city. the 11 with one in with our while. but i won't. i think our teachers are dedicated, but it's very hard to land with nothing to help us a lot more than i was out at the local the the them on the mobile. along with those, i'm either going to feel good them. but the lack of infrastructure isn't the only problem, not everyone here recognizes the value of formal education, skepticism of western style, learning, the belief that girls don't need to be educated, and regional instability have created a difficult environment for learning to thrive. that's where eunice comes in. he's working to raise awareness about the importance of education beyond koran x schools . open communication with the local chiefs and village eldest is a vital part of units as work. and it seems to be having an impact, according to me, and she was

anthony, is mr. gunther ending 2021 in a far worse position than when the began. horrible families are so desperate for money that they're full to sell off. children and youngest 6 into marriage agency saying telephone ban on false marriages has failed to stop the practice. laura flapper has more in this sprawling settlement camp in western afghanistan. live people displaced by drought and war, but as these goals suffering doesn't. and there she is. now trying to save her 10 year old daughter after her husband sold her into marriage without telling her where the seller should. and i started fighting with him and my heart stopped beating. i wished i could have died. i told my husband, i'm not going to give away my daughter at such a young age. as these as husband told her, he did it for money to feed his 5 children, and that without it, they would starve. he was in his words sacrificing one to save the rest. but aziz married off herself at 15 refused. instead securing a divorce for her daughter. it cost the equivalent of around a $1000.00 with money. they don't have early douglas new yo

he gunther, the death toll from a storm that struck 3 southern african countries has risen to at least $77.00 tropical storm. anna made landfall and madagascar on monday before moving to mozambique and malawi at destroyed homes, schools, and hospitals, while downing power lines. on thursday, madagascar declared a state of national disaster. dozens of people have been reported missing. the australian prime minister scott morrison has promised a further $703000000.00 to help protect the great barrier reef from environmental threats. he says the investment will also help secure thousands of jobs that depend on the reef. sarah clark has more from brisbin. the $700000000.00 announcement will fund a range of conservation projects to protect the great barrier reef and comes a year off. the world heritage site was almost listed as endangered by the united nations. the funding will go toward improving monitoring systems, water quality programs, and great a protection for coal communities. with more than half of the co population killed over the last decade due to mass bleaching triggered by cli

ground with her political opponents in the hunter, legislature. manuel rebel al jazeera pig, lucy gunther. north korean state media has confirmed it did test fire short range, ballistic missiles on thursday. young eggs now carried out 6 weapons launches this month in defiance of un security council resolutions leader kim jong owen, was seen in undated photos at a factory. these were released after thursday's test. though state media says the factory can transform metals in ways that i used for manufacturing missiles, some thoughts from young oak. now who is an associate research fellow at the, our son institute for policy studies. and he believes north korea will only continue weapons testing, at least until the u. s. returns to the negotiating table. this is the proposed timing for north korea to look for a pressure on dog country like south korea or united states and even china. oh, well, i mean there is a do these on. i think that those pretty hard to do those kind of test us is title with the possible conflicts in ukraine and the taiwan and chinese in those the, in the proper and the

metropolitan police officers jeffrey smith, gunther hashida and kyle defreytag. many more suffered physical injuries, and even more sustained emotional trauma from the events of that day, and we also remember, of course, officer billy evans, who tragically died doing his job at his post in april. recognizing the sacrifice of those heroes to defend our democracy is the least we can do. senator blunt and i led legislation in support of our leaders honoring those who protected the capitol on januarl gold medal. it was an honor to stand with officers and their families in august as president biden signed this bill into law. we have made many, many improvements to the security of the capitol. i think it's very important for staff and officers alike and those who work there to know that. i want to thank senator schumer for his work in installing a new sergeant at arms, karen gibson, for the senate. we have general walker over in the house. and we have a new police chief, a chief manger, who did an excellent job yesterday in describing the changes. we know there are man

service and sacrifice of officer brian, officer brian levin good, officer jeffrey smith, officer gunther kyle defreytag. >>> i know i speak for all of us in saying that tomorrow and in our work in the days ahead, we will not only remember them, we will do everything we can to honor them. in the aftermath of the attack, the justice department began its work on what has become one of the largest, most complex and most resource-intensive investigations in our history. only a small number of perpetrators were arrested in the tumult of january 6th itself. every day since, we have worked to identify, investigate, and apprehend defendants from across the country. and we have done so at record speed and scale in the midst of a pandemic during which some grand juries and courtrooms were not able to operate. led by the u.s. attorney's office for the district of columbia and the fbi's washington field office, d. o.j. personnel across the department in nearly all 56 field offices in nearly all 94 united states attorneys offices and in many main justice components have worked countless hours to inves

and sacrifice of officer brian sicknick, officer howard leibengood, officer jeffrey smith, officer gunther of us in saying that tomorrow and in our work in the days ahead, we will not only remember them. we will do everything we can to honor them. in the aftermath of the attack, the justice department began its work on what has become one of the largest, most complex and most resource-intensive investigations in our history. only a small number of perpetrators arrested in the tu january 6 itself. every day since, we have worked to identify and investigate and apprehend defendants from across the country. and we have done so at record speed and scale in the midst of a pandemic during which some grand juries and courtrooms were not able to operate. led by the u.s. attorney's office for the district of columbia and the fbi's washington field office, doj personnel across the department in nearly all 56 field offices and nearly all 94 united states attorneys offices and in many main justice components have worked countless hours to investigate the attack. approximately 70 prosecutors from the d

later in the year, metropolitan officers gunther hashida and kyle defreytag also died by suicide. when it comes to security matters at the capitol, u.s. capitol security officer talking about his efforts to improve security at the capitol over the last year. here is part of his assessment yesterday. [video clip] >> we are moving forward with that. we have to brief the oversight committees about what exactly that means. we have identified posts where we believe we do not need sworn capitol police officers, typically secondary posts, post that, whether they are in a garage or something like that, where people have already been checked before they have gone to that point. we think that, if we are able to contract security guards at some of those posts, that will free up a number of sworn police officers, and we can assign them to where they are needed and where we require an armed capitol police officer. between that and the longer-term fix is to put more academy sessions through, and we have got to plan for this fiscal year to put over 280 police officers through the academy and hop

who asked about them, nick of a teddy gunther, we don't get v dot m nicola with a fellow what, but he was gonna give them in the article or, or so kinda kids on the ground. the article that was sees dish, me, it could i genetic grant, the building, and i was ready, but he went and behold it. ah, good yoga is facing the same political battles in india is in america. the supreme court in india is now considering whether yoga is secular and should be taught in schools. so on the rom they've thinks it should yoga see honeycutt yogis. yeah. honey grey beauty are yo sucrose eco, my 70 by the the yoga 100 percent. secular order is secular practice coke on him up with the get the battle isn't only over the secular nature of yoga. it's also about national heritage in response to u. s. copyright claims the indian government has taken steps to create a traditional knowledge database of yoga poses to prevent anyone from trying to own yoga. yoga, gilbert g. c cockle. good afternoon. said. you can think of of what the nick is exactly in there. that is. yeah. okay. are there yes, have kick alone kal

and gunther hashida of virginia. today and every day we remember them. we mourn their loss. we honor their limitless heroism in the face of the unthinkable. second, we also thank every single member of the capitol police, the d.c. metro police, and the national guard who kept us safe and prevented a violent riot from turning into something much worse. that afternoon, our capitol police were outnumbered, unprepared, and largely left on their own. just watching on television the brutal beating of one of them by the mob, another being crushed between a door and a wall. it just rips your heart apart as you relive that day and you remember how the capitol police suffered but persisted and helped preserve our democracy. when they held the line, our democracy survived, so not only do we thank them but we commit to continue supporting them and fighting for them as they fought to defend this building. finally, the only way we'll truly move forward from january 6th is by speaking truth to power. we cannot avoid it. the truth about what happened that day, about what led to the violence

bank of russia with a ban on crypto and investors move out of riskier assets let's bring in jill guntherat's the trigger for the selling until last week? >> yeah. look you have to come back to the macromarket just what we are seeing in crypto isn't sympathy with tech, isn't sympathy with risk assets. in fact it looks like there for a moment this week that bitcoin might outperform for the sec sector but today we think otherwise. >> do you think that people consider bitcoin or crypto more broadly in the portfolios as the most risky asset they have or does it hold any of that aspect that gold did compared to gold that actually it could be a safe haven >> look. i think theoretically bitcoin specifically can be placed in that category of a scarce asset. some of the same fundamentals as gold but as we are seeing it is not get at a place of maturity and bitcoin still viewed and crypto as an asset class as a whole as riskiest of risk assets i think that's right for now with the uncertainty with the tech and where it is going i think what we are seeing is impatience within the tech sector specifi

and sacrifice of officer brian sicknick, officer howard lebengood, officer jeffrey smith, officer guntherin saying that tomorrow and in our work in the days ahead we will not only remember them, we will do everything we can to honor them. in the aftermath of the attack, the justice department began its work on what has become one of the largest, most complex and most resource intensive investigations in our history. only a small number of perpetrators were arrested in the tumult of january 6th itself. every day since we have worked to identify, investigate, and apprehend defendants from across the country. and we have done so at record speed and scale in the midst of a pandemic during which some grand juries and courtrooms were not able to operate. led by the u.s. attorney's office for the district of columbia and the fbi washington field office, d.o.j. personnel across the department in nearly all 56 field offices and nearly all 94 united states attorney's offices and in many main justice components have worked countless hours to investigate the attack. approximately 70 prosecutors from

of what happened that day later died by suicide including capitol police officer howard levingood, guntherd kyle defratak. officer sicknik's parents, gladys and charles, are here with us in statuary hall, his siblings, john and ann, are honoring us with their presence. we also want to honor officer smith's widow, reererin, who ish us. we are so sorry for your loss. may their memories be a blessing. >>> still ahead, we're going to talk with members of congress who were trapped in the house gallery and barely escaped from the mob storming the capitol. our special coverage continues after this. i've always been running. to meetings. errands. now i'm running for me. i've always dreamed of seeing the world. but i'm not chasing my dream anymore. i made a financial plan to live it every day. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com as america begins to reunite big oil executives saw a chance to make more money. they hiked up gas prices, right before the holiday season. sky-high gas prices for you mea

gunther, six glasses! six? you want me tojoin you? no, i thoughtjoey was here, five is good.# disco dancing with the lights down low # beats are pumpin' on the stereo...# the last member of the band is... ..sarah. cheering. # here i am, walking primrose # wondering when i'm gonna see you again...# actually, i don't suppose by any chance you know a tracy barlow? yeah, i mean, we've all chosen different avenues, and i'm not completely saying i don't want to sing any more, but the acting is something i've always wanted to pursue as well. # bye bye baby, baby goodbye # bye bye baby, don't make me cry # we sang shang—a—lang # and we ran with the gang # doin' doo—wop—be—dooby—do—ay # we were all in the news # with our blue suede shoes # and our dancin' the night away # yes, sir, i can boogie, but i need a certain song # i can boogie # boogie boogie all night long...# # red, red wine # it's up to you # all i can do, i've done # right from the start so, it's ready, it is go, go, go, go! and schumacher leads! brilliant start by the austrian driver in the black sauber. prost leads, hil

later in the year, metropolitan officers gunther hashida and kyle defreytag also died by suicide.hen it comes to security matters at the capitol, u.s. capitol security officer talking about his efforts to improve security at the capitol over the last year. here is part of his assessment yesterday. [video clip] >> we are moving forward with that. we have to brief the oversight committees about what exactly that means. we have identified posts where we believe we do not need sworn capitol police officers, typically secondary posts, post that, whether they are in a garage or something like that, where people have already been checked before they have gone to that point. we think that, if we are able to contract security guards at some of those posts, that will free up a number of sworn police officers, and we can assign them to where they are needed and where we require an armed capitol police officer. between that and the longer-term fix is to put more academy sessions through, and we have got to plan for this fiscal year to put over 280 police officers through the academy and hopef