you went through the story in irving. you alluded to the story in san antonio this weekend. those members were tied to the tren de aragua gang from venezuela. you have a situation in el paso where we just had stories coming out where you had migrants forcibly put into forced rape, prostitution rings to pay off the debts for people coming into our country. again, affiliated with tda. about a month ago i flew to colorado. i went and visited at the site where the apartment complex was, in fact, taken over by tda. now, what's the consistent thread here? a direct result of kamala harris, joe biden, and mayorkas's policies. they have been releasing venezuelans under a program that you are well acquainted with that bill melugin is reporting good. they release venezuelans, haitians, cubans, nicaraguans and released 117,000 venezuelans. we now know tens of thousands of them are criminals with backgrounds that show crime, murder. here is the real exclamation point. you know jocelyn nungaray the girl murdered in houston, texas, murdered by somebody we can now confirm two individuals. o

donald trump estarÁ los suburbios al sureste de filadelfia y harris estarÁ reuniÉndose con votantes irvingnia es considerado un estado clave e indeciso y para muchos el centro de la campaÑa electoral presidencial. a ustedes quiere recordarle lo siguiente, tenemos una cita este miÉrcoles 16 de octubre, el foro con el ex—presidente donald trump desde miami a las 10:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. centro, 7:00 p.m. pacÍfico. borja: les dan su esta pregunta, deberÍa permitirse votar en las elecciones municipales a los residentes que no son ciudadanos? esa la propuesta que va parecer a la boleta electoral en santa ana, california y que estÁ causando controversia. de aprobarse permitirÍa votar en elecciones locales en esa ciudad a cualquier residente sin ser ciudadano, siempre y cuando cumpla con los demÁs requisitos de votaciÓn de california, general —18 aÑos de edad o mÁs, no estar comprende ninguna pena de prisiÓn estatal o federal por la condena de un delito grave y no haber sido juzgado mentalmente como incompetente para votar por ningÚn tribunal. nosotros estamos preguntando tu opiniÓn y redes. >> quer

there's also applies to the waters along the creation coast line around poor. marine biologist irving ritual is sounding the alarm. every time he dives into the mediterranean sea, he observes how rapidly the underwater will this changing. and it's not for the better. a girl when gretchen gets ready for his next dives, he's explore the daughters in croatia, is about selling a bay many times already. the austrian marine biologist 1st started diving here 35 years ago. that's kind of the head talking. the thing i can say with certainty that the 1st 20 or maybe 25 years since i 1st came here, there were hardly any changes home for and the only stop people who have more than that. but the last 6 to 10 years that has been an incredible amount of change. since we came that that's on the aisle. now there are changes almost every month at least get food. until the end of the above the water. everything is like its always been blue skies, crystal clear water and people relaxing by the sea, but underwater. it's clear what gretchen means until a few years ago the bay was home to see grass meadows,

wise military governments, 201985, the country has enjoyed several smooth transitions of government. irving p of a stable economy. welcome, but not much to excite electricity. if we're not gonna buy a body, it's been a poor campaign with candidates who aren't very charismatic, who are competing for the 1st time, and do, haven't even managed to mobilize their own supporters yet those holes indicate the rising crime is what most concerns, uruguay, 3 and a half 1000000 people, so they're likely to be more engaged on sunday. the referendum on whether it's a change, the constitution to allow police with the florida to rate houses at night time. the security services say it's a hindrance in this fight against drug gang activity. whoever wins, uruguay selection will face some tough challenges, but without the violence instability. and for the so often flights then neighbors in latin america, schwann, the router 0, thousands of fall rights protest as of march through central london. and the demonstration organized by detained activist police, a holding stephen young fleet, london, known as toby rob

enforcement knowing that you wouldn't be called to testify against her as a marine corps prosecutor irving a different state. in your book you said, although i lied to the cops, i wasn't under oath and i would never testify against my sister for what she didn't do. what should the public make of your willingness to break rules and lied to law enforcement? why should people trust you? mr. deaton: i would encourage everyone to read my book. i come from extreme poverty living in one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in america. my mother was stabbed when i was six in front of me. for two years i was raped by a predator in the neighborhood. my best friend died in a drive-by shooting. the first day of high school i had a gun shoved in my mouth. a tiny catholic high school gave me a chance and quite frankly saved my life and he made me earn it and i worked my way through high school and then college and here in boston. the marine corps chose me over all the other schools to represent the commonwealth. for 22 years i have been represented working families. senator warren represents bankers, i r

find, you know, which other option we'll know realize the import most of the deal in industries, irving or common memories me. this is probably the next year we're celebrating the ac signed the verse where you have the victory, where the southern people, national news, right? that sounds like war and you have the same username a but i, she and yes, well after our session, who wishes to take a joint state and an awful lot for people and to the world community? mr. lucas, and for here will give a details for showing you what you do is junior, from the it's a little restless. find the decision. one of the as the way slower, the title story, we just basically of labor giving the glut below raise people in there. because what i'm going to say that you guys don't skip, but i don't see contribution to the production of the middle training. it's the village closer than you in the years of. great, that's perfect. okay. so so chairman of accounts a little bit from both of independent mistake through you got the balance in the versus the, somebody about the work of the interior elements to assembl

for aberdeen full—back nicky devlin, preston defender liam lindsay, and west ham midfielder andy irvingys without play, india have wrapped up victory in the second test against bangladesh, sealing a 2—0 series clean sweep. jasprit bumrah and ravi jadeja combined to take six of the eight wickets to fall early on the final day in kanpur as bangladesh were bowled out for 146 in their second innings. india only needed 95 to win and they completed a seven wicket victory, reaching their target in under 18 overs.s in under 18 overs. if you make 400, try to make a game out of it, it tells you that the captain believes the bowlers will get the job done, i believe in them, and they had the ability to take 20 wickets, so you will encounter situations where butter is to dominate where batters dominate against our bowling attack, that is given in the game, but the bowling attack is quite special and i do hope this legacy of bowling is taken forward. and there was drama on the water as italy's luna rossa team recovered from a high—speed nosedive during today's first louis vuitton cup race against ben

fellow officer washington irving., he sought advice of publishing first collection of short stories and other store he is of poe's pocket watch of the tell tale heart from his original coffin in san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. >>> finally this morning, the st. louis zoo is preparing for a new arrival with jade, the elephant is pregnant expected to give birth end of the year or early next year. if you look closely the baby kicking inside jade. female elegants have a gestation of 22 months. the fender of the calf has not been confirmed. 300 pounds. >> and 22 month. two years of carrying a baby in your bel

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. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubateif scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the frequent travels travelers and we've established relationships it feels good. >> when i get lunch or come to eat the food i feel like i'm not city. i was kind of under the assumption you want to be done with our gifts you are down one time not true >> we have a lot of regulars we didn't think we'd find that here at the airport. >> people come in at least one a week for that the food and service and the atmosphere. >> the food is great in san francisco it's a coffee and i took an e calorie home every couple of weeks. >> i'm impressed i might come here on my own without a trip, you know, we have kids we could get a babysitter and have diner at the airport. >> this is a little bit of things for everybody there's plenty of restaurant to grab something and go otherwise in you want to sit you can enjoy the experienc

a humorous short story by the american writer washington irving, a legend about an arab astrologer.ale the kingdom of lying in baku and its ending, the tale of the lodge in it hint, good fellow lesson, censorship did not allow to print. 155 years ago, on this day in the south of india. mahat magandhi, the spiritual leader of the indian people in the struggle for independence, was born. in this small , physically weak man there was something hard as steel, unbreakable as a rock, something that no physical force, no matter how great, could cope with - wrote jevharnero. he always spoke simply to the point, without unnecessary words. the absolute sincerity of this man, his very personality, affected the listeners. it seemed that in it hidden. inexhaustible sources of inner strength, having found inner peace, he radiated it to those around him and walked along the winding paths of life, with a fearless, firm step. the son of a school principal, he studied at oxford, began his literary career in the 1920s, as a journalist, traveled a lot around the world. the countries he visited became t

drawing an endorsement from touring michigan, the nba legend dream team member and hall of famer irving magic johnson with the uniting power of sports and americana. >> and it is so great to be back home. and what an outstanding cause to elect my friend, kamala harris, president of the united states. she's smart. she's strong. she's passive. nobody is going to outwork her. she's committed to you as the people of united states. the people of michigan. she's committed to you. >> now some things are just straightforward. you doent have to be a michigan politics expert or a basketball expert to know that magic johnson puts points on the board in michigan and many other states as people hear about this. it draws people in. and i debit know nicolle wallace was going to end her extraordinary broadcast with her sports reference tonight. and what we learned from sports and why so many people look to sports not only for what happens and not only for entertainment but for inspiration and leadership or lessons. why so many kids play sports. it is not a region and not that complicated when you have

alternate joyce louise joyce lewis to seat seven alternate and clare irving lee to seat eight alternaten, vice chair safaÍ safaÍ i chair. walton i walton i. that motion passes without objection, with member peskin being excuse. thank you. motion carries. congratulations to everyone. mr. clerk, please call item number nine. item number nine is hearing to consider appointing one member term ending september 7th, 2025. two members term ending september 7th, 2026, and two members term ending september six, 2027. to assess an appeals board number three, thank you so much. and i believe we have one applicant, mark dic. i apologize if i mispronounced your last name. no, you got it right. thank you. good morning supervisors. thank you for considering my application for reappointment for assessment of appeals board three, seat five. my name is mark dickow. i have been a licensed realtor since i was 18 years old. i'm a second generation realtor. i've practiced real estate in san francisco for the past 15 years, and been a real estate broker for 11 years. here in san francisco. i would appreciate

lisa irving from mill valley tells us the refusals have a major impact on her daily life. i just want to go about my life doing what i want to do and what i need to do and not have chronic anxiety about, am i going to be late? am i going to miss a flight? am i going to be late to a doctor's appointment? guide dogs for the blind based in san rafael, recently found 83% of their clients reported being denied rides. now, those riders today demanding that uber and lyft implement a zero tolerance policy for drivers who violate company policy. uber has released a statement saying in part, quote, our policies prohibit drivers from denying service because of a rider's service, animal or assistive device, and we are committed to implementing technology and policies that help make transportation more accessible. now we reached out to lyft and did not hear back. this time, they previously issued this statement from our investigative units, work that says in part, quote, lyft has a strict service animal policy that requires all drivers to accommodate passengers traveling with service a

lisa irving from unincorporated mill valley tells us the refusals have a major impact on her daily life. i just want to go about my life doing what i want to do and what i need to do, and not have chronic anxiety about, am i going to be late? am i going to miss a flight? am i going to be late to a doctor's appointment? guide dogs for the blind. that's based in san rafael. they recently found 83% of their clients reported being denied rides. protesters and their allies demand that uber and lyft implement a zero tolerance policy for drivers who violate company policy. they're also demanding that there be a reduction on the burden of reporting denials, and that the companies deliver better driver education. now, uber has released a statement saying in part, quote, our policies prohibit drivers from denying service because of a rider's service animal or assistive device. and we are committed to implementing technology and policies that help make transportation more accessible. now that technology includes a new service animal handler, self-identification pilot, as well as an updated educati

in big, bold letters at the top it does say irving johnson, michigan state. los angeles lakers. and tiny little letters at the bottom it says glenn fine. harvard. san antonio spurs. at least i am in the same article as magic johnson. what an honor. so you asked if i ever consider trying out. i considered but realize the chances of it. 5'9 i had a better chance as a lawyer. i did not go to the tryout camp. i don't regret that, but sometimes i regret that i could have played with an all time and be a great at tryout camp. the all-time leading scorer. maybe i would have gotten an authentic san antonio spurs jersey. is? maybe the san antonio coach greg popovich watches c-span. maybe i can get an authentic san antonio jersey. one can always hope. >> the regional politics grows we hope. thank you all for coming. and no introduce >>> no it is my pleasure to introduce cheryl. she has written extensively about the role of music

for aberdeen full—back nicky devlin preston centre—back liam lindsay and west ham midfielder andy irvingspeaking to daniel ogunshakin to mark black history month. were you aware of the significance of your debut when it happened? i no, i wasn't. no, it was important to me because it was my first game, um, for england, and that's where i wanted to be. but the significance of it being the first player of african caribbean heritage? yeah, i wasn't. what about when you look back now? now, super proud of that. very important to me. but as you get older that you're educated, you learn about history, the history of the caribbean people and the african people. my generation, the generation before me are not recognised and nobody knew who we were. it's only the last two or three years that's come about with different things. so i think it's very important that the players of today know how it started. the new us basketball season is just three weeks away and the nba is preparing to witness history a father and son on the same team for the first time. lebron and bronnyjames will both be on the la

. >> in 1820, washington irving wrote "the legend of sleepy hollow," one of the first of fiction by ann author to become popular outside the u.s. the book of mormon came along in 1830. in 1836, the newly revised eclectic primer. and peter parley's history publishing 1837. far away people and places. other books that shaped america the five, edgar allan poe. the daniel hawthorne's letter. moby came out in 181 d2, uncle tom. was uncle tom's cabin by gary peters though. >> tells her on the books that shaped america website that you can access on our website. this is the library's 100 books that shaped america divided by eras. from dennison, texas, please go ahead. >> excellent topic. thank you. a couple quick things before i get cut off. the interesting life of udela, i think that is about right, it was written in 1791. probably the first slave autobiography. once i got started reading these autobiographies, i started looking for them, and they seem to be a truly great source of first-person experience instead of reading what somebody who wrote about somebody wrote about tell the story. t

but this did not deter irving. he remained politically active, while inside, as many incarcerated people do. for we know we just create letter sized prisoners, but we also have within our prisons political prisoners themselves. through public support, and his own legal challenges, as prisoners often represent themselves, as brick writers, or what we call jailhouse attorneys, lorenzo secured his own release after 15 years. and of course, he remains politically active, and i am very excited to learn about the chapter that he wrote in this book, and his activity today. i also want to introduce you to lorenzo brun stubblefield, associate professor at cedar crest college. lauren has taught u.s. and women's history to incarcerated people for over eight years, a really monumental, important task. one thing we know about prison education is that even though as the states reduce it, it is the number one issue that reduces recidivism and people returning to prison. she was a fulbright scholar at the university of rome, and s

primero a irving, despuÉs milton, les dicen primero que en carro nadie puede entrar.as en carro. no pueden entrar. y segundo, tendrÁn que mostrar su identificaciÓn si quieren entrar solo a pie o en bicicleta. entran por este puente y ha habido circulaciÓn constante de personas entrando y saliendo. hemos hablado, por ejemplo, con un par de latinos. ellos no tienen propiedades. aquÍ venÍan uno a comprobar maquinaria de una construcciÓn en la que estÁ trabajando, otro a comprobar propiedades de la compaÑÍa para la que trabaja. ellos no pudieron entrar. tambiÉn hablamos con una familia padre, madre, dos hijos que no pueden entrar en carro. su propiedad estÁ a cinco millas. no van a caminar. pero para que se imaginen quÉ tipo de casas tienen aquÍ. tenÍan un gerente de propiedad, un manager de la propiedad que se quedÓ en la isla y dice que sÍ ha sido grav, pero no tanto como al menos en la casa de esta familia, asÍ que es un constante ir y venir en un condado afectado sobre todo por Árboles caÍdos, por el viento y por la falta de electricidad. el gobernador de florida, ron

. >>> now to the election and a key irv in the battleground state of nevada. that is, housing.ins us right now. she's in las vegas, and she has more on this story. megan, good morning. >> becky, good morning. latino voters will have the power to swing the election. it's all depending on what's going on. the biggest issue is affordable housing. construction projects like the one behind me, they're going up all over las vegas. they're the last in the nation when it comes to affordability and rentals and among the lowest when it comes to homeownership rates. latinos consistently put access to housing at the top of the list of issues they care about. 80% of latino voters put owning a home as a crucial part of the american dream. but here in nevada they increasingly feel like they can't make it happen. >> latinos are going to see why can't they reach the dream, why am i struggling to buy my home, why can't i have my piece of the american dream. it will definitely affect how they vote. >> reporter: now, the biden administration has allocated about a billion dollars of funding from th

ambassador to switzerland, irv mcmullen. good to see you.ot to start unfortunately with a comedian called tony hinchcliffe who made some disparaging marks about puerto rico. how unfortunate is that this event is being overshadowed by that and what's your reaction this morning. >> i think the american people are smart enough to sift through the nonsense. there were probably 30 speakers that spoken coding the president and the vice president all of whom were focused on the economy in the future and for the media to fixate on one comedian who i never even saw, i was in the motorcade with the president. he got on early paid never even heard him speak so i don't even know what he said but i can tell you now with everyone else was saying was right to the point, a right to the heart of what americans care about. annmarie: with all due respect it's not the media, it's the republican party. you had senator scott of florida coming out denouncing those comments. you had congressman anthony d'esposito of new york forum who's in a very tough race who is

that this generation of students, generation z, different from the students i started teaching in irving high in texas. there is one entry with huckleberry finn , i agree, huckleberry finn is a hard row to hoe, but a road that we have to hote because it is a challenging novel that reflects as to us more than when twain wrote it. a sense of two people coming together from two different spheres of the universe. we see a little bit about huck's beginning to think about people of color in a different way in the adventures of tom sawyer, one of my least favorite twain books, i had to re-read it, and i realize that, in a different space, tom sawyer is about e evolution of huckleberry finn into a person who sees other people, sees the other and will even break bread with the other. the other being a slave. we have the full-fledged huckleberry finn in his own book . both of those characters, to me, three primary characters with everybody else, there is the free professor, where twain sets him up early and we see that not all african-americans are slaves and that time in the 19th century, there w

at that point in irving texas i had been a learner in our history and of these characters.hat moment, that was my pivotal moment when i realized that yes, i was teaching it, i enjoyed teaching it, i wanted an african american -- was an african-american teacher in a predominantly white school, and the students felt sorry and uncomfortable three for reading it. i was excited for them to read it. i had to unwrap all of that. >> i understand that you and andrew leaving know each other, is there a group of mark twain's that know each other? -- scholars that know each other? >> there is, there is a huge group of twain scholars. and we do not always agree. but we do listen and learn from each other. >> professor leavy. >> i love jocelyn's book, i am happy that she's here, the jim die lemma was a profound development in my understanding of the book. huck is the voice, but maybe should not be the protagonist. and she goes back to the book to see how the shape of the book is engineered by his presence, how often you do something that if you just look at it for two seconds you see how