lisa organized the house of mercy, where they live free of charge and receive all the necessary helpre of her wards, it is hard to believe that she is no longer there. just can't believe it, it seems. now she will come down and knock on the door, as always, maxim will say how are you. me dr. lisa started to sing songs you knew that she would go to there somehow you discussed it listen, well it once upon a time it happened, so to speak, for the first time one thing happened, the paveletsky railway station, and there it was not the most favorable, the environment was dangerous, but another thing was literally war. well, in between these and other projects, the fires were mountain floods. karabakh is not a war at all. see, i'll tell you it wasn't expected that this would be a face for so long, it's two things. eh, that's enough. uh, significant first - she didn't expect. she thought it would be. well, how many, well, six places, at least a year, and hmm and so she she even began to say yes, a military man, and after mine for her. it was such a cliff, and e, and in the end. it seems to m

i do not know the houses of mercy or the foundations, which are most often cut through evenly decoratedis such an image of souls. who comes to this earth and leaves. who for one day who for longer? this image was invented by people who have been there, why exactly butterflies have become this symbolism - it is the soul that especially marries the body. it was just hmm very lucky i think. uh, such a symbol is very traditional for a hospice. such a joyful one comes out of the worm. this is this wonderful creature and somewhere it is melting somewhere it is heaven. that is, it was not an idea or for petrovna it was originally from somewhere brought in the image of a hospice. i just relate this similarities. it was ideas or testaments of a butterfly. it is often enough used for charity because it is indeed a symbol of the human soul. i want to thank you both for today, so my thanks especially, but i think it was extremely important, because that's the more people. it seems to me that they know they crawl through in its most diverse qualities, which we were able to recognize, thanks to both

of the site. so, the turn key developer for the building is proposed to be mercy housing, and it would be a maximum of 150 bedrooms and there would be 2-3 beds per bedroom. up to 450 beds at maximum. this building would compensate for the replacement of all the hr 360 units and help make meet 2 expansion needs and why it's the expansion for capacity. the reason we keep focusing on the expansion is that the funding application which we hope to fly if we are successful today is for expansion beds only. the funding program is a new state program and administered by the department of social services. it's the same for our target population and recipients of social security income. the application is over the counter but already expected -- our area has already reached its goal, but as far as we know it's the only application from the city and county of san francisco. and -- yes? >> so we would apply for the funds this month and must be expended in 2026. we will apply for $10-15 million and the remaining funding for the rest of the building would stem from both department of public health services as we

as by deeds, because of the high importance of the position of mercy policy as the speaker of the house of representatives, her proposed a visit to taiwan will really hollow out the u. s. position of the one china policy . now, for the record, the united states acknowledges there is only one china and taiwan is part of china . and the people's republic of china is the sole legitimate representative of china . this is for the record, any wild wave decency of the mind can read, lee of a shoot us position. whatever the united states has been doing recently is hollowing out that one pop china policy. and try to create a situation where tensioners in the cross straight relations will rise up rather than come down. and eventually confrontation will be a provoked eating the cross straight relations. this is exactly what china does not want to see china as being pursuing the piece for in a vacation plan for decades. and the pilot issue is the direct result of the i'm finished a civil war, a man team $49.00, which gave rise to the people's republic of china. so no one in washington should preten

look, the strengthening of strength, so that don't forget everything here is supported by great love, great mercy of god. here he is, vasilyevich, there is a lot left of god's house, i will put a new one twice. and i won't make it in my lifetime. son finished. put cramps in the legs helps to fight aescusan aescusan favorable price will be interesting it will be exciting will be an exciting video in the summer in the application or on the website we watch. today you have a date with the speed of her juicy chickens, tempting fresh vegetables and incredible leg sauce . at any age. a special form of retinol stimulates the synthesis of collagen, elastin for transformation from the first application a special formula for every age. buy in pyaterochka at a bargain price pentalgin is the number one remedy for spasm and inflammation pain with periodic female headaches and other types of pain pentalgin will do without pain. order on the website or in the citylink application and pick up immediately in the store, for example, a redmi note 10 pro smartphone with a discount of 5,000 rubles. shop at citylink in your art. i strive to recreate the plastic human movement, but, un

price of gas or amount of drinking by the white house press team? >> lord have mercyn't know how any of them survived this. incredible, the amount of bs said to them on a daily basis is insane. it is so infuriating that everyone knows what's really going on with this white house, it's a train wreck, a disaster. nobody can get anything right. the poly iicyicy allrvevehe map he factt i p understand that this isng b run by t tbama oba team, the jv team of the obama administration which is saying something. people who were qualified to be in the assistant secretary position for secretary position here now running the show. what it ends up with is situations like this, they try to spin over and over again the american people which nobody buys, the press doesn't buy and they have to shrug their shoulders were rolled their eyes and say i guess we have to go along with this right now and that's why you see new york times washington post, political and others out of the past week saying is this guy too old? pay attention to the thing everybody has been saying online for the la

of supervisors for bond issuance for each project at different times likely early next year after we get the allocations hopefully. in closing, also here for 11 innes court is (inaudible) with mercy housingponsor of the project and joe walsh (inaudible) as my colleague elizabeth (inaudible) from ocii who is the housing manager for innes court. on behalf of (inaudible) project sponsors we like to thank you for your consideration here today and look forward to your support for these projects. >> thank you so much colleagues, any questions? seeing none, can we please open the item up for public comment? for these items for public comment. >> yes, members who wish to speak on both items 4 and 5 and joining in person line up now to speak. for those listening remotely call 415-655-0001 you need to press star 3. sorry, enter id24998489506 press pound twice. once connected press star 3 to enter the speaker line for those already in the queue continue to wait until the system inedicates you have been unmuted and will be your queue to begin comments. no in-person speakersism mr. atkins with you please unmute the caller? >> this is francisco decosta once again. no supervisor under the brown act is

house of the dragon." "early today" starts right now good morning to you. i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. ths to swelter with millions of americans at the mercy ofbeable heat e died from heat-associated deaths and while it may feel like the hottest summer ever, the heat wave of 1936 was actually the hottest on record in the country. an estimated 5,000 people died as temperatures hit 121 degrees in north dakota. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric association, there have been 92 instances of record temperatures >> president biden doubled down on his efforts on climate change >> this is an emergency. an emergency and i will i will look at it that way i said last week and i will say it again loud and clear. as president, i'll use my executive powers to combat climate, the climate crisis in the absence of congressional action >> the president authorized more fema spending on climate-resilient infrastructure, expanding energy assistance for low-income families and is looking into the possibility of wind farms in mexico we turn to michelle grossmann, who is tracking these extreme temperatures for us. hi, michelle >> we're looking at e

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seen that there's already five hundred -- units of affordable housing .25 miles of where i live and exciting projects that commissioner diamond, a part of mercy would have noted, 6 -- it was not mentioned in the assessment. in principle, i totally can see there's a housing problem in san francisco and i'm supportive of more housing. i believe that we is this take in some of the safety and health hazards in consideration of what it makes it particular for this particular street and i wanted to highlight that to you. the safety in the context of a narrow private street, so what the assessment fails to mention is really that impact of when half of the street is private, so when half i a street is private, there's no street cleaning, right. i've requested that for 18 years and never had a street cleaning so with 218 additional units, retail space coming in, we'll have more trash on the street. i mean, i've -- you know, swept the streets but that's a problem, health hazard for my dog and myself and others who have pets, not just for lanton dwellers but 925 bryant residents and the half block that's private means there's rights for that, for trucks

of supervisors for bond issuance for each project at different times likely early next year after we get the allocations hopefully. in closing, also here for 11 innes court is (inaudible) with mercy housingponsor of the project and joe walsh (inaudible) as my colleague elizabeth (inaudible) from ocii who is the housing manager for innes court. on behalf of (inaudible) project sponsors we like to thank you for your consideration here today and look forward to your support for these projects. >> thank you so much colleagues, any questions? seeing none, can we please open the item up for public comment? for these items for public comment. >> yes, members who wish to speak on both items 4 and 5 and joining in person line up now to speak. for those listening remotely call 415-655-0001 you need to press star 3. sorry, enter id24998489506 press pound twice. once connected press star 3 to enter the speaker line for those already in the queue continue to wait until the system inedicates you have been unmuted and will be your queue to begin comments. no in-person speakersism mr. atkins with you please unmute the caller? >> this is francisco decosta once again. no supervisor under the brown act is

of tune. tell me, just lord have mercy, what kind of a whim do you mean most importantly in the city in the houseng with the help of soldiers on everything that blood with ease is always what is the forecast drag and fog? isn't he waiting for us with tea? you are like a volcanic eruption, and i can never predict. such a fuss in everything with the help of a soldier, and all that blood they settle with an umbrella how do you do? as long as the sky is tearful why should we expect spring or winter? tell me everything. and if it's too late, who will be to blame. the weather in the house around the other znoids will make them. and everything that is not easy with us, with the help of realizing and everything you are in everything that is except for lightness. everything else is easy. thank you very much, every time coming to the slavic bazaar. i feel great happiness and say, this is absolutely without any flattery. you are the best audience for the world. thank you very much. may never in your life not a single wall remain in front of you , always break all the walls. in front of me for so many years,

of justice may or may not enforce the subpoena. we don't -- you're somewhat at their mercy. they have their own rules in the office of legal counsel as to when a white house witness doesn't have to respond. so avoid all that. go to the inherent contempt. it's a simple change of the house rules, and there are a number of resolutions that have been introduced in each congress for the house to do it. they could do it in one afternoon. they could resolve this, and they could strip cipollone of his leverage which is the threat of a lawsuit. and you know, they could tell him we want you up here, you're going to be on camera, and you're going answer all our questions, or you're going to be in contempt of the house, and that can be whatever the rules change it to. make it $10,000 a day if you don't testify. that will get his attention. that will get him talking in front of the committee, too. >> yeah. be interesting to watch if it happens. one thing i wanted to ask you about, at the very end of the hearing, the vice chair, wyoming republican liz cheney, described a pattern of potential witness tampering that, quote, raises significant concern. one witness said th

project to provide financial coachingism the housing subsidy program to provide rental subsidies to households as risk of displacement and project with open house mercy houses to create over a hundred units of lgbtq affirming houses for seniors 55 laguna street development. 2020 tom joined aging task force to convene a working group focused on meeting unique needs of seniors during the covid-19 pandemic. tom service to the lgbtq community is recognized by organizations including the curry seniorsenter, positive resource center, national aids memorial grove and richmond aids foundation. also received american public transit association outstanding public transportation board award, the kqed hero award (inaudible) well deserved accolades including a plaque honoring achievement at the cast row muni station. san francisco paid tribute to tom's many achievement witht noone but two tom nolen days one declared by mayor newsom in 2004 and another by mayor lee in 2012 and introduce a resolution to get the board in on the action declaring august 2, 2022 tom nol en day in city and county of san francisco for well earned retirement. thanks supervisor melgar for

project to provide financial coachingism the housing subsidy program to provide rental subsidies to households as risk of displacement and project with open house mercy houses to create over a hundred units of lgbtq affirming houses for seniors 55 laguna street development. 2020 tom joined aging task force to convene a working group focused on meeting unique needs of seniors during the covid-19 pandemic. tom service to the lgbtq community is recognized by organizations including the curry seniorsenter, positive resource center, national aids memorial grove and richmond aids foundation. also received american public transit association outstanding public transportation board award, the kqed hero award (inaudible) well deserved accolades including a plaque honoring achievement at the cast row muni station. san francisco paid tribute to tom's many achievement witht noone but two tom nolen days one declared by mayor newsom in 2004 and another by mayor lee in 2012 and introduce a resolution to get the board in on the action declaring august 2, 2022 tom nol en day in city and county of san francisco for well earned retirement. thanks supervisor melgar for

mercy of foreign countries and dictators. i yield become. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from missouri seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> i thank you madam speaker, as we stand here putin continues his assault on the sovereign nation of ukraine and killing thousands of innocent civilians. in response, my home state of missouri has projected the colors of the you crepian of the flag and land marks in st. louis and kansas city. my bill here today will illuminate the gateway arch at a symbol of pride for the people of st. louis missouri and we stand in solidarity with the people of ukraine. i urge my colleagues to pass this legislation, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: of without objection. mr. grothman: in the midst of all the talking of the love affair and talking about ukraine, i

mercy of dangerous criminals. despite a big push from president biden to refund police department, house democrats are delaying a plantime, every member of congress is set to get $10,000 to put in security systems in their homes including $150 a month just to maintain them. it gets better. democrats try to run away from the defined movement, one top leader says it's a lie to fall them out over it. >> the notion that any of our frontline members or members of the house democratic caucus support these defining the police is just part of the big lie that extreme republicans continue to tell about everything. >> jesse: rosanna, i am sure you know we have minutes and minutes of tape of the squad. they consider them to be frontline members, house democratic caucus, saying defund the police until a couple months ago. >> rosanna: so many people have been saying defund the police. in new york city, our public advocate was running for governor. we find out. leading protests all over new york which he said wasn't really about defining the police. it was about appropriating it somewhere else. we find out that he lives on a milit

housing and infrastructure in the regions the government plans to start a plan for the reconstruction of ukraine already next year dmytro didora oleksandr burlevich oskar janson tv channel espresso humanity and mercy from our defenders ukrainian fighters together with volunteers save animals from starvation in front-line settlements, many four-legged animals are left to fend for themselves that in cities and villages on the contact line, the military establishes for four-legged animals on the streets - drinking bowls with water and feeders with feed, a video report about this was published by the military and eco-activist pavlo vyshybaba in the villages and populated areas on the contact line, the absolute majority of people were evacuated on this i have everything i will say goodbye to you not for long, but the live broadcast of espresso continues vasyl zima his team will continue the broadcast watch on the air of our channel kyiv city center of social support for children and families in vorzel one of institutions that survived the russian occupation, children who found themselves in difficult life circumstances come here, so it was very important to restore the full operation of the center in t

mercy, ukrainian military floors. historical monuments of this stone right are not one hundred years old and it is clear that they were shot at with weapons, broken windows in houses on the ground . everywhere in a funnel from shell explosions. this city pervomaisk for several months from cannons and tanks, they were hit by fighters of the allied forces, the front line was pushed back, the townspeople are gradually getting used to the peaceful sky, in many courtyards, they are watching something hardening to go out into the street at least a little under the supervision of adults, but the city government comes out. the builders are preparing for restoration work, they are assessing the damaged housing , priority fund, employees of the investigative committee of russia are interviewing people whose houses have been destroyed, they will be helped to draw up documents to receive compensation. a temporary accommodation facility has been set up in this gymnasium of the school. more than 500 people passed through it. now there are 12 refugees left. this is a lost home. residents of the city are a poppy municipality, promises to rebuild and our dangerous houses lie in ru

mercy. >> yes. >> harris: thank you. great to have you in "focus." many americans say life is returning to normal after more than two years of covid. but the white houseortedly is ready to extend the covid public health emergency later this week. why would that be necessary at all? dr. marc siegel in "focus" next. stay close. if you're a veteran, own your home, and need cash, call newday usa. i'm tatiana, here to say you can get an average of $60,000 with the newday 100 cash out loan. that's at least 25% more cash than you get at a bank. it lowers your payments by an average of $600 a month, too. with today's soaring home values, the time to turn your equity into cash is right now. >> harris: get ready. the biden administration reportedly is getting set to extend the covid public health emergency. that's expected to take effect on friday. the extension would provide another 90 days of widespread access to covid vaccine testing and treatments and special access to healthcare for millions of americans on medicaid. critics say the u.s. is coming out of an emergency and wonder if any extension is necessary. dr. marc siegel, fox news contributor, professor

houses are those who have not been encountered by law enforcement. they are trying to stay under the radar as they make their way to their final destination. they are at the mercy oflers. that's why we have seen many stories over the past few months about migrants being left in tractor-trailers on the side of the road as they were in san antonio. others who have been exploited or kidnapped during this terrible journey for them to try to get to their final destination, the united states. we see it more and more as these policies that punish migrants continue, especially that covid era rule title 42, that turns any migrant that's encountered back into mexico. now they are more reliant on smugglers. we see this. i have to say, this was shocking to see this far into the united states. i don't have the exact addresses. i'm still working on getting those. i will let you know. we know at least six houses within northwest d.c. where the average home price is $750,000. it's surprising. >> how common is this? especially up here. this far from the border. >> it's not very common. usually, you would see this in houston. it would be that far in. especially it's more common to

of your praises and accomplish the work you set before us. in your merciful name we pray and by your grace we live. amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-a of house resolution 188, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson. mr. thompson: 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 pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to five requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i seek recognition to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. kildee: thank you, madam speaker. today i rise to recognize a long-time leader in our community, mark, as he retires from michigan sugar. mark has been in the sugar industry for 40 years. he first started with michigan sugar in 1994 before quickly moving up to become

at the mercy of the federal reserve to tamp down inflation but they're to the comb plight powerless. >> they have taxes. they have regulations. they have enormous impact on, because of the house a big part of the inflation problem. so they might want to pull the levers they can pull, instead of just sending out checks. reporter: some economists argue the best thing states can do right now is to stop spending, save their rainy day funds, neil for rainy days, especially if a recession is on the horizon, as some economists believe already here. of course during recessions states have trouble balancing their budgets. use that money for those rainy days. neil? neil: you're right about that. there is a concept. grady trimble, thank you. by the way new york state's comptroller is also saying the same thing. we have to set aside for this rainy day to come. i think he was saying it is already here. we'll have more after this. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today

mercy housing. the health center and they restarted their meal program have about 500 people on their waiting list for housing and use ihss services to keep people in apartments. there are falls ofrisk, risk of falls will once the ihss workers leave that is concerning. and the impacts of covid were mentioned. we will seal the same things as we mutual through we know we have a report for this month we are getting back. director deerman had a meeting we moved the upon agenda on or abouted when she was able to join us she did. that resulted in a robust discussion of the issues that laguna honda. and our councilmembers former nursing home add administrator is doing research to offer help and insights. she has been through all of this. and understands a lot of the issues. we had asked getting updates in those areas where we have district representation. conditions to be a problem. we had lots of updates on district 11 and i hope the commissioner spears you got information. >> yes. >> when you drive around you know there is building going of margaret noted from district 4 the 80 over 80 product. this was highlighted last week's das celebration. and as a plug, margaret is one of the 80

mercy of the federal reserve to tamp down inflation, but they are not completely helpless. >> sandra: okay, grady trimble live in chicago for us. >> inflation has an enormous impact on the house so they might want to pull the levers they can instead of just sending out checks. >> i had an issue with that sound bite, but you heard it. economists are saying the best thing that states can do is to just stop spending, don't send out these relief checks, save that rainy day money for rainy days when it might be harder to balance budgets, especially with some economists predicting recession on the horizon or we could already be in a recession as some economists say. >> sandra: thankfully just the guy to ask that question here on sat with us, let's bring in larry kudlow, host of kudlow on fox business. >> i love sitting up here, this is some wild stuff. >> sandra: it is cocktail hour without the cocktails. you have been under the impression -- >> i just had my 20th anniversary. >> bill: still dry. >> sandra: fantastic, larry. >> i digress. >> sandra: congratulations to you on that, huge, by the way. so recession, as far as i remember, you believe there is a good chance we are in one

mercy of the federal reserve to tamp down inflation. but they say the states are not powerless. >> they have regulations, they have an enormous impact on -- think of the houseart of the inflation problem so they might want to pull the levers they can pull instead of just sending out checks. >> reporter: and some economists argue the best thing states can do right now is stop spending. save those rainy day funds for rainy days, especially if recession is on the horizon or as some economists believe already here. maria. maria: what's the definition of insanity, grady? is it doing the same thing over and over -- i mean, this is how we got here, right? all of that money sent out, the covid relief package, that's what stoked inflation. they want to send more. okay. >> reporter: doug holtz said those stimulus checks from one of the rounds of aid from the federal government, basically after we were already come canning out of coronavirus, increased inflation by about 3%. maria: yeah. all right. we're going to keep talking about this, grady. great reporting. president biden continues to pass the blame and pass the buck on inflation. here's the president yesterday.

merciful to us and in your holy name we pray. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1, rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. tlaib. ms. tlaib: thank and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: so ordered. ms. tlaib: today i want to celebrate the exceptional leadership and commitment to service by phyllis j. edwards who i warmly refer to as director edwards. she has dedicated her work to protect and advocate for the underrepresented communities within michigan's 13 district strong. specifically our senior citizens in detroit. director edwards was the executive director of bridging communities in southwest detroit for

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