he used to do his work temporarily in a neighborhood called shetraban neighborhood from the health house a very convex, very small house is entered from the same alley with a cocoon, underground, almost a house below you. when i went to a small room like 44 of this professional and said hello, i saw that there were two other people from this city there. i was sitting and he was trying to do something small, the bow and the bottom of it is zarbin 16, he was writing, he was doing some work , he commissioned me, and what he talked to me about was that now the sermons were the letter of hazrat ali to malik ashtar, which is famous at that time. i reminded you that this is how you should be, this is how it should be, that corona is the axis of unity and in our province, this is really your time go back to the year 59 58, the first half of 60, see what was azerbaijan. four-bit wants to inform what problems will arise. they will be managed after the victory of the 1957 revolution. doberman was an enemy of kurdistan, and tabriz is also a muslim people's party against the islamic republic of iran.

would come alone, and i was his only temporary service in a neighborhood called shetraban, the health house, and there he was also doing the work, a very convex house. and it enters very small from the alley with a cocoon to the underground, almost a house below the mountain. when i went to a small room like 44 of this professional and said hello to ali karimi , i saw two other people from this city were there and i was sitting there. and he was working on a small table, on the bottom of which he wrote what he was doing in yellow space between them i made a custom, the first thing he talked to me was that now the sermons of ali's letter to malik ashtar, which is famous at the time, reminded me that this is the way it should be, this is the way you should be, that the program of unity and in our province is really your seal. go back to 1959-1958, see what happened in azerbaijan, chaharbiti wants to inform what problems will arise after the victory of the revolution of 1957, it was 22 bahman kurdistan and tabrizm, the muslim people's party opened against the islamic republic of iran, which th

the numbers of latinos who reported having to go without food, health care and housing doubled since018 and were more than two times higher than non-latinos. >> it is important because it basically says this is the state of affairs. this is the level of quality of life for almost 30% of our general population for santa clara and san mateo counties. >> reporter: there was better news on latino incomes. latino households earning more than $100,000 a year raised by 35%. but even that can be a trade-off. she got a salary of grade when she left her minimum wage job at a shoe store to work for the school a couple years ago and her husband works for vta. their combined incomes disqualify them for college financial aid. >> i feel the were one step up as something is pulling out. which is for us, the economy is hard . >> reporter: she and her husband don't plan to leave san jose. despite the areas bad report card for latinos, they say there are good jobs and educational opportunities here and that is worth the hard work and the sacrifice of staying. >>> coming up. - [narrator] stimulant use d

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latinos are falling farther behind nonlatinos in financial stability, housing, health and education.if this was my report card, i would hide it from my parents. >> reporter: ron gonzalez is the ceo of the hispanic foundation of silicon valley and says the report cards, mostly ds and cs provides proof of how crippling the pandemic was. >> this is the first report card we have done since the pandemic. it's very clear from the data that the pandemic was disastrous and catastrophic for our community. >> poer: the report shows third grade reading and eighth grade math ofiency dropped since the last report card in 2018. half of latino families reported technology barriers to education during the covid shut down compared to a third of nonlatinos. and eyreported higher numbers of covid related isolation and work stress. the numbers are latinos that reported having to go without food, health care and housing doubled since 2018 and two times higher than nonlatinos. >> this says this is the state of affairs. this is the level of quality of life for almost 30% of our general population for santa

the project includes a thousand health houses, a thousand doctors, more than 400 comprehensive urban and rural health centers , reference laboratories and drug warehouses that are needed to support these health centers. power outage it can guarantee the infrastructure of the health system in the field of health for several years. the average progress of the alhamdulillah project is now above 50% and by the end of the government week of 1403, all 4,000 projects will be transferred . the assignment of livestock inputs exposed to corruption will be determined with the efforts and judicial system of the chief justice of golestan province. he said that the head of the judiciary ordered that a part of the livestock inputs in hamadan province's warehouse be allocated to golestan province. did siyabi add that about half of the specialized institutions were transferred to golestan province and were given to a chicken farm that produces 20% of the country's eggs ? is the head of golestan province and said that by removing the administrative formalities for the transfer of 31 tons of livestock i

as communication with the family, such as information about imams and criminal evidence of the health house . i had a final question for you when i was working on these political cases in america. these new people are the profile of mr. sarhang pour and moeen ansari inhuman treatment and violation of rights during the prison period, they said that in the american legal system, the approach of moderation is the threat of the united states, a long history of torture, violation of basic human rights, the use of judicial courts to achieve political and social interests , for example, many prisoners from the abu ghraib prison are witnesses with us. we were the first people who were deprived and treated with the worst human behavior in the american legal system , and several of them complained to the american government, despite the fact that their words were proven in subsequent courts and were legal. the reason for the inhuman behavior has been condemned, but in the next stage, the cost and the supreme court will sacrifice this law after scott's move, in fact, through the parliament and the exe

paul, health and housing grabbing the headlines today.— paul, health and housing grabbing the headlinesvery — the headlines today. very much so. it is a very sunny — the headlines today. very much so. it is a very sunny day _ the headlines today. very much so. it is a very sunny day here - the headlines today. very much so. it is a very sunny day here in - it is a very sunny day here in bournemouth, and the mood overall inside the conference centre has been pretty sunny but pretty optimistic, but a small cloud came over this afternoon with a vote that went against the party leadership, against their wishes, where members basically did not take what the party leadership wanted to do, which was to scrap a target to build 380,000 houses a year. the leadership wanted it to be 150,000 social and council homes, and that came as something of an upset, there was quite a heated debate. let's just check to the party's chief whip wendy chamberlain. disappointed that went against the leadership? i am not disappointed. _ went against the leadership? i am not disappointed. what i would say is it was_

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they can see your health house management, the spain will be able to for a long time. why would they write, combine was there or face id think i'm asked the data to, to, to person. right. and they've got a long talk for you on how's that as we're on the vehicle, whatever. so they will basically be able to see if you're not feeling well. yeah, yeah. it stopped the car. yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. the car will tell you, hey, your different today and how it does make you're safe. all right, the things you can do with a, i are impressive and it seems it's learning by the minute and computers are also getting faster and faster. i think we're in for a pretty interesting decade of development in a i and also in the automotive sector. that was it, me and my girlfriend, and that is my life. i live in peshawar pockets done an everlasting love affair between one man and the german made machine that captured his heart. see a meeting extending against this thinks of them and they are very guardia may say hello to a 46 year old volkswagen camper and its septic genario. the owner of beat

shareholders, they expect him to pay attention to his surroundings, the hospital , the school, the health house, the people around him , the city of isfahan, the cities of this province. of course, i would like to say one thing here that it is one of the very good things that mr. dr. alii mentioned in his speech, mr. tayeb niam said, mr. governor , mr. mortazavi also told me before in their reports, we need investment in our industries, if we don't invest, the industries we will stay where we were in the past, that is, the steel industry is no longer an advanced steel industry when it can have this production, the iron that can resist the rust will be steel. i don't know whether it is steel or steel color. but you are somehow using this iron to create different industries so that it can actually be used and exploited in all industries. these are valuable things that are being done. it needs investment. what i want to say belongs to all industries in the country. my word and on my word with all industry it is the country and with all the officials of the government and with all the representativ

it shows latinos are still suffering from set backs in education, financial stability, health, and housing. >> reporter: having a good full time job with benefits, she works at a charter high school in east san jose. >> my work is helping parents provide information about the school. >> reporter: she started as a parent volunteer and was so good at supporting spanish speaking students and their parents that she was offered a job. with her oldest daughter entering uc irvine and gabby also college bound she wonders if they can pay for college and still keep a roof over their heads in silicon valley. >> university is very expensive. i don't want to tell my daughter no because we don't have the money and possibilities to afford. >> reporter: the struggles are a common theme for latino families in the silicon valley. but according to a new report card latinos are falling further behind nonlatinos in financial stability, housing, health, education. >> if this was my report card, i would hide it from my parents. >> reporter: the former mayor is ceo of the hispanic foundation of silicon valley and

latinos are falling even farther behind nonlatinos in financial stability, housing, health, and education. >> if this was my report card, i'd hide it from my parents. >> reporter: former san jose mayor ron gonzalez is the ceo of the hispanic foundation of silicon valley and says the report card, mostly ds and cs, provides proof of how crippling the pandemic was for latinos in santa clara and san mateo counties. >> this is the first report card we've done since the pandemic and it is very clear from the data that the pandemic was disastrous and catastrophic for our community. >> reporter: the report shows that third grade reading and eighth grade math proficiency dropped significantly among latino students since the last report card in2018. it also shows that more than half of all latino families reported technology barriers to education during the covid shutdown compared to about a third of nonlatinos. latinos also reported higher numbers of covid-related isolation and work stress and the numbers of latinos who reported having to go without food, healthcare, and housing doubled since 2018

in financial stability, housing, health, and education. >> if this was my report card, i'd hide it fromreporter: former san jose mayor ron gonzalez is the ceo of the hispanic foundation of silicon valley and says the report card, mostly ds and cs, provides proof of how crippling the pandemic was for latinos in santa clara and san mateo counties. >> this is the first report card we've done since the pandemic. and it is very clear from the data that the pandemic was disastrous and catastrophic for our community. >> reporter: the report shows that third grade reading and eighth grade math proficiency dropped significantly among latino students since the last report card in 2018. it also shows that more than half of all latino families reported technology barriers to education during the covid-19 shutdown compared to about a third of non-latinos. latinos also reported higher numbers of covid related isolation and work stress. and the numbers of latinos who reported having to go without food, health care, and housing doubled since 2018. and were more than two times higher than non-latinos. >

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the center provides medical, behavioral, health, housing and food services to marin county residents.ly short of clothing protein based food and money. the center is trying to raise $10,000 to help those with the greatest needs. former oakland mayor libby schaaf will be part of a roundtable discussion tomorrow on oakland's guaranteed income pilot program. schaaf plans to join the former mayor of stockton, michael tubbs, to lead the roundtable. the oakland resilient families pilot program , which ended in june, began under schaaf's leadership. it was launched as part of an effort led by tubbs, who established the nation's first citywide guaranteed income program when he was mayor of stockton. tomorrow's roundtable will be held at the grand lake theater. it is part of a national tour featuring the film. it's basic daca mentary about recipients of guaranteed income pilots. former oakland police chief van kirkpatrick has been tapped to lead the new orleans police force in 2017. kirkpatrick was sworn in as oakland's first female police chief. she served for three years before being fired b

house democrats met with secretary becerra to talk about implementation of our efforts to negotiate lower drug prices for everyday americans. to strengthen access to affordable health care. and to discuss our efforts around things like capping the cost of insulin for everyday americans at $35 a month. that's how house democrats spent this morning. house republicans spent this morning talking about their illegitimate impeachment inquiry, which is nothing more than a partisan political stunt. there's no evidence of wrongdoing. with respect to president biden. and they spent the morning talking about shutting down the government. which will crash the economy and hurt everyday americans. house democrats are going to continue to put people over politics. that's our focus. that's our agenda. that's our belief in what members of congress should be doing here in washington. people over politics. fighting for lower kos. better paying jobs. safer communities. and growing the middle class. what's the house republican agenda? the extreme maga republican agenda? shut down the government, crash the economy, illegitimately impeach president joe biden. and jam their right-wing ide

governor hasn't really had the imagination or the courage to pursue a significant expansion of health thing housing health. that so many young people can start of their careers and thei families need, it's another broken promise in failure of gavin newsom. >> i just want to thoughts on san francisco. san francisco now reporting tha office vacancy rates in san francisco are 34 percent. unbelievable. >> and the main driver is the open-air drug scenes with some of the sickest and saddest people in the country that have come here to take advantage of cheap fennel and get spent just $20 a day and have just all the fennel and meth you need. the chaos in the vilest attendant is quite out of control along with the desk. >> great to have you on as always, thank you, sir. a government shutdown looks all but certain tonight and it woul begin in 24 hours and 40 minutes . today members of the house failed to pass this dap gap measure which would've kept things running for a couple of weeks if the government shuts down, taxpayers will be impacted , national parks will close getting a passport to tak a lot longer

community is doing and latinos are still suffering from setbacks in education, financial stability, health, and housing reporter: ever heredia has a good full-time job with benefits. she works at a charter high school in east san jose. >> navigate college prep and my work here is helping parents, providing information about the school. >> reporter: she started as a parent voluntee

police and my number one a i experience is a chinese manufacturer with a camera that can see your health, the house. and that's when we say in a vehicle for a long time, i would say right, combined with face id. think i'm asked that 8 how to to to person. right. and they can kind of long talk for you on the house. that is yeah, we're on the vehicle, whatever. so they will basically be able to see if you're not feeling well. yeah, yeah, just off the car. i mean yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, the car will tell you, hey, you are different today. that's how you make your stay for the things you can do with a i are impressive and since it's learning by the minute and computers are also getting faster and faster, i think we're in for a pretty interesting decade of development in a i. and also in the automotive sector, can you tell me, and here's my girlfriend, that is my life. 5 people in peshawar park has done an everlasting love affair between one man and the german made machine that captured his heart or maybe extending a young stuff. but this seems to them and they are regards to the show me or say hello to

a thousands permanent mental health housing placements were funded. we have all capacity to expand addiction programs to deal with the services that mayor breed mentioned. we want people in the right place so they are success and we have success on our streets. >> strategy attract and retain industries and employers, there are ways we do tht one thing that i of course read neil heard mow say and i will say it san francisco is open for business. everyone from our biggest businesses in technology to smaller coffee shops are part of our economic recovery and wore here to support themful progress we made extend tax relevel for the most impact friday covichld retail, restaurants and arts and entertainment. we passed part of the new budget and offer attraction benefit grow in san francisco. and we launched this is exciting and the mayor mention woad need your support a tax reform press to make the business tax system more balanced and sane. this is important as our companies staying and growing here the mayor went over the staff that we are seeing they are

myself, is this going to make a fun like any real difference because we already have out mental health staff, housing, conservatorship, drug court, mental health court, at least six outreach teams. we don't have enough beds for anyone. one especially dual diagnosis beds, which are important for this program. and i just i just wish i mean, you know, i agree. we don't have a choice. this is coming down from the state. so if we had a choice, we'd probably my guess is opt out with no new resources really and say we'll stick to the 15 programs we already have that are not fully implemented that we're in the middle of implementing. but you know, hopefully some you know, it just i don't want to feel totally defeatist because it feels like everything's coming crashing down at the moment. and we have to continue to do the work. and hopefully the excitement and the press attention. this program will end up helping some individuals who might not otherwise be helped. but i guess . it's a hard question to ask. i'll ask the question and you answer it how you are, how you will, and then we'll move on. but do you th

we have passed student debt relief, racial equity, police accountability, health equity, fair housingdiversity and inclusion. the theme for the march on washington was not a commemoration but it can and you asian. i think -- continuation. i think that same theme applies. the times we are in tell us that the work is more important than ever. we must continue to fight. we feel the same urgency that you feel, mr. president. that was felt by the lawyers and president kennedy 60 years ago. it is on all of us to continue the great march forward. we are fortunate to have a president who understands that to his core, who is helping to lead the way. it is my honor to introduce to you the president of the united states, joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: thank you. thank you. please have a seat. i have a german shepherd upstairs named commander. they would get along well. [laughter] we can work something out maybe. thank you for that introduction. and for your leadership of one of america's great civil-rights organizations. i have not seen you in a while. it is good to see you. if you think i'm

they need to have a healthful house and you have us that's a domicile somewhere to live. they need to have enough land to grow a garden because probably they're never going to have enough income to buy all their food, so they're going to need to supplement the food that they would get with the garden. they need to have some kind of part-time work at least to some have some cash flow in so they could do something with their money. they would need to have some kind of community health services or when they get sick or they have babies or any other kind of health needs and they probably could use a cooperative dairy farm, which would be helpful for folks to sell the milk and also to have access to the milk. and ultimately the quaker is because there are social organization. they're very into community. they said what we want to do is transform this individualistic ethos. into a community ethos that would change so we don't we're not competing against each other, but we're cooperating with each other in order to survive. so i thought when i a fairly dramatic transformation no

housing. health care. education. you know it not like new york is the worse school system in the country and not adding resources and now they gotta take teach and have 150,000 kids most don't speak english. than i don't have the exclusive to and the ability to offer anybody at this point the quality education that every kid deserves. they were failing before this latest crisis happened. congress machine, thank you. i'm glad e lon musk went with you, thank you y.ace senator brit described the graphic detail, the border is an american nightmare and joe biden is to blame. take a look. >> one thing you touchod at the beginning dem credits say we are no solutions i guarantee if you tick a look at this group we put forth solution after solution after solution. we walked through and heard women tell us stories. and their stories brutalizing. to senator cruz if you are in the this is on you when a woman tells you not just about being ripped but how many timeless a day she is raped. having to liin this bed who i they come in

latinos are falling further behind nonlatinos in financial stability, housing, health, education scoringnd taking a closer look, more than half reported technology barriers to education during the shut down. that's compared to about a third of nonlatinos. higher numbers of covid isolation and work stress and doubling numbers of latinos without food or healthcare were also reported. >> if this was my report card, i would hide it from my parents. it's important because it says this is the state of affairs. this is the level of quality of life for almost30% of our general population for santa clara and san mateo counties. >> it also shows latino households earning more than $100,000 a year rose by 35%. we'll have more on the latino report card this evening at 5:00 p.m. >>> signs of life spouting from a 150-year-old tree in maui more than a month left charred after deadly wildfires. it was considered an integral part of life and history in lahaina. it stretched an entire block and stood more than 60 feet tall. it was badly scorched but still standing. last week, you see it there, green shoot

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according to the report, latinos are falling further behind nonlatinos in financial stability, housing, health and education scoring mostly ds and cs. taking a closer look, half of latino families reported technology barriers to education during the shut down. that is compared to about a third of nonlatinos. higher numbers of covid isolation and work stress are doubling numbers of latinos without food or health care that were reported. >> this was my report card, i would hide it from my parents. >> it says this is the state of affairs. this is the level of quality of life for almost 80% of the general population for santa clara and san mateo counties. >> there was good news. it shows latino households earning more than $100,000 a year rose by 35%. we will have more on the latino report card tonight at 5:00. >>> still ahead, how a driver found a 7-foot long surprise under the hood of their car. >>> do you know the bay area is home to the world's oldest fish. you have to see this thing. how old it is and where you can visit it. that's today at 5:00 with ryan yamamoto and myself on kpix 5. >>> an

we have ensured that they have access to housing, health care, the job market and much more. >> a lotaid in brussels but on that point of tensions between the eu and china, european affairs editor set the scene. >> the chinese subsidies point has occasioned a lots of comment in strasbourg in it gives the -- certainly sets up a clash between the eu and china when the trade commissioner travels there later this month. we can probably expect some chinese retaliation for this european move, but that seemed to bring consensus in the parliament. certainly it is something that they have been arguing for a long time, for the european union to stand up to china. the segment on artificial intelligence, they announced the high-level panel to address human extinction from ai. that was a powerful phrase. overall it seemed to be a speech that was quite business friendly, pro-business. emphasizing the need to bring business into the green transition and that was criticized by the green and socialist and democrat groups in european parliament who said it had been a missed opportunity for them to be m

business in a moment but straight to breaking news coming to us from the house of commons. the uk's healthretary steve barclay has just announced in the house that lady justice there well will lead the inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the crimes of lucy letby. last month she was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others in a neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospita— neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital losing a child is the greatest _ chester hospital losing a child is the greatest sorrow _ chester hospital losing a child is the greatest sorrow any - chester hospital losing a child is the greatest sorrow any parent | chester hospital losing a child is i the greatest sorrow any parent can experience. i'm sure the victims families have beenin i'm sure the victims families have been in the thoughts and prayers of members across the house, as they have been in mine. we have a duty to get them the answers they deserve, to hold people to account and to make sure lessons are learned.

absolutely i think the most recent announcement is for behavioral health bridge housing referred to as bbh. it is a portioned allocation based on census and pit count to the city and county. our allocation is $32 million over the next four years. so it's about $8 million a year for four years. and it ends, of course. and so it is a partnership that we are working on with and kind of the state parameter for the funding is that it has to be, as they've put it, roofs over heads quickly for folks who are experiencing severe behavior health needs with a prioritization for folks who are care court clients. um, and so we are looking to expand and it cannot be housing or treatment that is medi-cal eligible all and so it's a very narrow scope. so i'm just giving you all the qualifications to understand. so it's really short , short to mid-term transition, all residential care and treatment or housing. so we're working with doordash on some shelter expansion as well as expanding some of our more transitional housing at like our potentially boarding care, housing or residential care and treatment

and the numbers of latinos who reported having to go without food, health care, and housing doubled sincetimes higher than nonlatinos. >> it's important because it basically says this is the state of affairs. this is the -- level of quality of life for almost 30% of our general population. for santa clara and san mateo counties. >> reporter: there was some better news on latino incomes. latino households earning more than $100,000 a year rose by 35%. but even that can be a trade off. eva's salary upgrade when she left her minimum wage job at a shoe store to work for the school a couple of years ago and her husband works for vta. now their combined incomes disqualify them for college financial aid. >> i feel that we were one step up but something is pulling out. which is for us -- the economy is hard, you know. >> reporter: but eva and her husband don't plan to leave san jose and despite the area's bad report card far latinos they say there are good job and educational opportunities there and to them that's worth the hard work and the sacrifice of staying. >> well, the family plans to take

into the the weeds of things now on day one of the g. 20 summit and new tally the 1st the in the house health side asia in general as well. what's been happening on the opening day? well, there's been a round table with all the country's leaders and in attendance on prime minister and the rent for moody at making opening at remarks on a lot has be an unfolding here on saturdays day one. we're going to get into that at this news hour and get all the details and bring it to you. but one of the big news lines is indeed, is that the g 20 is set to expand its membership as prime minister moody has welcome the african union to be a full permanent member of the g 20 club. yes, indeed, we can take a listen. in fact, to the welcome remarks, including not from indian liter, never in promoting it gives me it's how did i yes, i'm, i, this period and the 21st century is the time to give the entire world new direction . it is a time when all challenges demand new solutions and therefore we must fulfill our responsibilities with a human centric approach. india has become a symbol of inclusion. india has pro