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>> betwixt me and the lady isabella! "betwixt" means "between"! >> i know that!red in her ear that i had entered death's house so that she would also rent a room there? >> yes. but only after my first plan failed. >> what! shed light on your mouth sounds by making further words to be received in the porches of mine ears! come, let my lobes feast. [cheers and applause] >> two summers in the past as we now speak, i sought to understand how you could charm a lady such as isabella. only by witnessing your courtship first-hand and from her perspective could i learn the sorcery of your seduction. i arranged for the lady isabella to be shipped away to sardinia but not before i studied her mannerisms and gained access to her wardrobe so that i could become her and see you through her eyes. i spent an entire summer in your embrace and no idea had you. >> two? two, did you say two summers past? 'twas the summer i vowed to uncover thy family's secrets by going in disguise as a chambermaid, placing myself in the service of your uncle so that i could transcribe the words he s

thank you, isabella, for your devotion to our veterans and congratulations on being res. needs the 2023medina count yvette ran advocate of the year. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon watch live coverage of the u.s. house when lawmakers return right here on c-span. and now we take you live to testimony from outgoing c.d.c. director dr. rochelle with a lynskey -- walinski. we join this subcommittee hearing on c-span.walinski -- w. we join this subcommittee hearing on c-span.

commissioner lam. >> cal and isabella, congratulations! we're so proud of you. i remember when we both first met from cal, certainly, hearing you through public comment and still remembering distinguishly about the need around safety and health and transportation and that what has been said around really speaking your truth and really raising the issues that this district at times failed to center our students in addressing and really calling the district and all of us as board members into action and isabella, i want to recognize you for your courage and your strength. i still remember one of your first board meetings, for me, it was a learning time. when we talk about adults modeling what is the appropriate behavior and support that we would want for each and every one of our young people and our students to experience from the classroom to this boardroom and i really carried both of your strength, commitment and focus for young people to the work, as a body on this dais, so i wish you all so much luck and great success and know that you're joining amazing stu

and now charlotte, along with fiance dean and baby isabella, are back at another top show hoping forhis is a really important show for me to qualify for the europeans. normally, i would have a really good sleep pattern. you know, i'd have a really good routine as to what i'm doing. and that's all changed. are you tired? oh, dear. dean's taking time off work to help me so i can still pursue my career. i think it's made her be so content. did you put off having babies because you're the best dressage rider in the world? i neverfelt like the time was right. and for me, i knew i needed to feel right. i think being a top athlete, you have to be selfish. you know, i knew after tokyo and stuff that i was, i felt ready. mentally, physically i felt ready. now, when any working woman has a baby and it always makes things a little bit more complicated in terms of career success. but of course, in the case of equestrianism, there are already two in the relationship the rider and the horse. and in the case of charlotte dujardin, you can multiply that by ten. so combine all of that with the long h

ambicioso en la televisión hispana los 50 >>> así es en poco tiempo vamos a ver a esta actriz como isabella que me voy a enfrentar a la realidad de ser grande de ser adulto y sin el respaldo de mis padres mi padre se fue para colombia nuevamente después de dejarme en méxico y la modalidad los realities los conflictos no saber qué hacer ni decir pero me tengo que enfrentar a las condiciones >> >te ha shxo la idea de ser la más joven del grupo >>> creo que sí pero sería cool tener una contemporánea + >>> has visto muchos realities y en ellos muchos encuentran el amor qué opinas de eso >>> sería chistoso soy tímida y saber que me están grabando y no estoy con nadie feliz de la vida viviendo al máximo aprendiendo a estar sola y disfrutar de mí pero uno nunca sabe que puedes encontrar el amor en la esquina o en el reality >>> muchas gracias te deseo todo el éxito del mundo ojala que te pueda ver en la final >>> no se pierdan a iseballa sierra en los 50 esa es toda la información al respecto, regreso con ustedes al estudio >>> muchas gracias las autoridades emiten >>> hay una advertencia para tod

commissioner lam. >> cal and isabella, congratulations! we're so proud of you. i remember when we both first met from cal, certainly, hearing you through public comment and still remembering distinguishly about the need around safety and health and transportation and that what has been said around really speaking your truth and really raising the issues that this district at times failed to center our students in addressing and really calling the district and all of us as board members into action and isabella, i want to recognize you for your courage and your strength. i still remember one of your first board meetings, for me, it was a learning time. when we talk about adults modeling what is the appropriate behavior and support that we would want for each and every one of our young people and our students to experience from the classroom to this boardroom and i really carried both of your strength, commitment and focus for young people to the work, as a body on this dais, so i wish you all so much luck and great success and know that you're joining amazing stu

now, charlotte, along with fiance dean and baby isabella, are back at another top show, hoping for more to qualify for the europeans, normally i would have a really good sleep pattern. you know, i'd have a really good routine as to what i'm doing, and that's all changed. dean has ta ken dean has taken time off work. it has made me content. did dean has taken time off work. it has made me content.— dean has taken time off work. it has made me content. did you put it off? i needed to — made me content. did you put it off? i needed to feel _ made me content. did you put it off? i needed to feel right. _ made me content. did you put it off? i needed to feel right. you _ made me content. did you put it off? i needed to feel right. you have - made me content. did you put it off? i needed to feel right. you have to i i needed to feel right. you have to be selfish. i knew after tokyo i felt ready, mentally and physically. when any working woman has a baby, it makes things more complicated in terms of career success, but in this case there are already two in the leisure ship, the writer and the

says, competing against environmental pollution was organized by there or foundation scientists, isabella brew. it's part of the team. harold was to take what a samples at various points for testing. in this philip poet bowed, she analyzed the worth of samples for several elements in this smaller borrower tree. it depends on the places where we uh, if we are close to villages for example, we will be collecting some samples for back to a logical tests. if we are close to factories or industrial areas, we will be checking for heavy metals. for example, diagnosed with a bodies continue to be heavily polluted, largely from mining activities manages of the what the resources see. many of them are in critical condition. jacqueline st. about the diverse stating impact my director of the water source of the southwest degree of our bodies. the physical gas to ethics is not as good because the level of the d is quite high level settlement into the system. so you have high dvd t and climate change is also compounding the problem with somewhat of bodies drain out the window of what does that leave up

so by the end of course switching yes, been moving to new bulletproofing isabella, that the little thing appleton is so conditional in with the same, we not same price with the the noun. the trials from the testimony of the van in the wind starts during the retreat of german troops from ukraine canal rest himself gave the order to continue the struggle and tara, specifically, in order to manage the nationalist movement. officials, officers and agents remained. they were orders to create food and weapons dashes by direct order of him, of the romani. she'll have, which was appointed come on to in chief of the a the the boss can do either steve with key at the washington state, the girls, the money to complete the rest of the phone and send that to professional the city and to keep the list of all but huge, but they use the the week after we withdrew truth from g f, as promised the key of authorities as their patrons usually do, through it all into the wastebasket of history. were of the guarantees that they will not continue to abandon such agreements. yeah, showing it right there for the

so i see a huge, desolate, so by the end of course watching yes, open into new bulletproofing isabella, that the little thing appleton is the condition of the same way, not the same place with the new and the trials from the testimony of the van. then the wind starts during the retreat of ju them and troops from ukraine cannot rest himself, gave the order to continue the struggle on terra specifically in order to manage the nationalist movement. officials, officers and agents remained. they were orders to create food and weapons dashes by direct order of him the drama and she'll have it was appointed. come on to in chief of the a, the at the end of the 18th century, britain began the illegal opium. afraid in china. this hard drugs causing addiction and literally destroying the human body became a gold mine, or businessman from the foggy l. b. a. however, the ruling chinese gene dynasty tried to resist and to stop the illegal trade, which provoked the wrath of the london business community. in $1840.00 without a declaration of war, the english fleet began to seize and plunder chinese go

until queen isabella of spain wanted to make a queen, and in europe they call him on the left - the mostong piece on the board once a chess game was played without a clock fights could go on for many hours, or even days in a row until the opponents were completely exhausted in 1851 , during the first international chess tournament, the assistant referee fixed the end of the game due to the fact that the players, in the end. they fell asleep, a special chess clock became an obligatory attribute of the game in 1883. chess can be fabulous; in them , the rules deviate from the canons and new pieces of competition appear in fabulous chess became popular in europe in the last century. some titled chess players called it the quintessential sumr, but many enjoyed practicing the fabulous disciplines of patrol and cylinder magic and dual chess. now fabulous chess is a must-have section in the world team championships in chess composition. if it suddenly seems to you that classy chess is just try yourself in quantum chess, in short, this is a variant when the pieces are in a position of mutually ex

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that's all for me. pizza scott's, but fear a isabella will be taken over in 30 minutes. take you into the evening. thanks very much for your company. the bmw on the problem is the m, the of us are using spelled out pretty so you see succeeded other ones. you somebody else, or you feel's piece introduced i'll do unless you got them go. would you be a we both get a spot to say, of course i use a all me to city and you're not the most of the way you can i you know, assigned to the points. if i see i've got the view that i got the people who are what i see, see that that will be the black. you have a plus of the little thing you know, can i, you know, she is. so why you would see the 2 sections i really a painful while you have been the calling to me because apparently it was based on a cheap energy coming from russia. so now we are in your area in the position regarding the is the select, the cut, the fire legs, and you cannot walk anymore. just reckless behavior. the match is both for me. for the time i was because i had some new politic. i'd say a commitment and you're su

open new into new bulletproofing, isabella, that the little thing appleton is so conditional in with the same with that same place with the, the newer and the trials from the testimony of the van in the wind starts during the retreat of german troops from ukraine canal rest. himself gave the order to continue the struggle on terra specifically in order to manage the nationalist movement. officials, officers and agents remained. they were orders to create food and weapons dashes by direct order of him and from on. she'll have, it was appointed, come on to in chief of the a, the who, what else seemed wrong? just don't you have to safe house because of the advocates and engagement because the trail when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground. the watching is why isn't why in this control if i give but plenty of the store in this this, you should have been a short order for now. i'm not going to say last week when i scan, when i am what i could not catch at your desktop session. let's just shiny or just a bunch of mine is when you sit on while it's in t

i agreed to stand down on sleeve wash isabella, roots of the tulips would be the russian presence of alexander new christian cove and co ordination would be washed and laid of last night to 2 or 3 correspondents ramon caused a rep assess is the situation of the withdrawal the blood should hear and restore buns on having a vs. members sack our private company have and now left the city. we are right next to the headquarters of the military here, a little storm on dawn and its not back under their control. the military police. here you can see the guys are back to work. however, the consequences of this farm use. any roommates take a look at. this game is been destroyed by saying solve the wagner military group. there are 10 tracks on the street as well, but the roles have been zip blogs. now, of course, so the situation here was the very sense on saturday. and i tried to gauge people's opinion about what happens here. they need to sort out their relationship after victory. it broke my heart, seeing what happened, we were worried, but now everything is fine with very glad that everythi

in, in the center repairs, isabella, i'll just say with paris. malaysia is wildlife development has been accused of illegally killing monkeys. long tails, my cock, protected under malaysian rule, but couldn't be killed by wild life offices if the animal is considered aggressive . fortunately report some corner level the off tossing and his neighbors are still in shock at what happened to you last week. 6 they so monkeys being shot just a few meters from their apartments a little over the in this video, opto can be heard questioning one of the men who said he's from malaysia's wildlife and national parks department. during the confrontation and nothing mentors what appeared to be several dead month lease into the back of a pickup truck. the main we that i finally just the monkey set down on the branch of that it just went down to monkey for i know from the one velo red need to the monkey out by the tells me the bug be it would be the same thing to the body come in throwing the others here, say they saw some monkeys being shot at close range after they had been trapped in a cage. the sage

and isabella, quite ready and quite prepared for all this. i didn't think it's any great secret. trump try the same methodology, this idea that you can, we couldn't regime by sanctions that what he tried to do to run, you know, he very much expected that you run your vision with just collapse. and then the americans could move in for rich pickens on, on energy. and another result is you're not under what happened. it's just blown up in his face completely. it runs not emerging as a vibrant economy in the region. it's just the, the piece deals with saudi arabia and bricks is looking, listen as a new superpower from the east, emerging very, very quickly. so i think the way that we want to align itself, um with that new to try and, and it wouldn't be too bothered about this this not since that trump is coming up with a lot of these doing many phases. although he may will think that because he's leading sofa and the polls and he can afford the sort of presidents i'm flippant comments about staging american spending student results from other coun

the number of western countries wants to do with regards to not only russia, but also a china and isabella rom and a number of african countries. now this a traction of breaks uh, you know, the size of these grouping is primarily focused on practical cooperation on how to create added values. the added value, the benefit, the peoples of all those countries, rather than being and you, political for this attraction is not lost on the many other members of the international community. and as you pointed out at it is taking place in 6 bound, its warm up around 15 countries attending a number of them, having a rough, formal desire to join the scar this uh, organization. and in fact uh earlier i spoke to the uh, south african sharp uh, from brick center, said that one of the main uh, because what discussion of this kind of around is the criteria that will be applied to new members. now, i also had a chance to speak to a rushes deputy for administer, so get a corporate and some that russia is very active in the end those discussions and believes that at least for most of the main christ here is w

this done down on sleeve welsh, isabella bruce of the tulips, would be by the russian presence of alexander new christian coast, and co ordination with the washing labor of love may have posted on the correspondence with long caused rep. assessed is the situation of the withdrawal of the bloodshed here and rest. all i'm gone has enough versus members or private company have and now left the city. we are right next to the headquarters of the military here in law storm on dawn and its back. coms. or their control, the ministry police. here you can see the guys are back to work. however, the consequences of this farm use any roommates or take a look at. this game is been destroyed by se, solve the wagner military group. there are 10 tracts on the street as well, but the roles of beans and blocks. now of course, so the situation here was the very sense on saturday. and i tried to gauge people's opinion about what happens here. they need to sort out their relationship after victory. it broke my heart, seeing what happened, were it but now everything is fine with very glad that everything worked

she certainly can commit in our charlotte along with fiance dean and baby isabella are back at anothereuropeans. normally i would have a really good sleep pattern. i have a really routine as to what i'm doing, and that has all changed. dean has taken time off work to help me so i can still pursue my career. i think it's made her be so content. did still pursue my career. i think it's made her be so content.- still pursue my career. i think it's made her be so content. did you put off havin: made her be so content. did you put off having babies _ made her be so content. did you put off having babies because _ made her be so content. did you put off having babies because you're i made her be so content. did you put off having babies because you're thej off having babies because you're the best in the world because i never felt like the time was right. and for me, and you i needed to feel right. i think being a top athlete, you have to be selfish. i knew after tokyo, ifelt ready, mentally, physically, ifelt tokyo, ifelt ready, mentally, physically, i felt ready. tokyo, ifelt ready, mental

. >> isabella rosales, thank you.all of this, one of the co-hosts of the original series "we're here." thank you so much for joining us. >> hi, how are you? i'm excited to be here. >> you spoke to cnn back in march when this law was passed and now it's been struck down. what was your reaction when you first heard this news? >> you know, when i first heard i wasn't insanely surprised because being a native of tennessee i've been used to a moral compass or societal aspects pushed on me and pushed on my existence as a queer person. to hear such a negative c connotation toward drag, i wasn't extremely surprised. for me obviously working on "we're here" with hbo and max, we work to try to uplift communities we go into and drag is such an expression of who we are and freedom of who we are. so to be co-put into a box with something so sexually explicit, it really just kind of demeaned the message that i was doing, especially for my work specifically with "we're here." so it was saddening at the same time. >> tennessee's atto

isabella row sales is joining m live.e there. >> and i don't think it is much of a surprise, but they don't think too highly of special counsel jack smith or really this investigation. their support for former president trump remains unshaken. and if anything, they are doubling down. they see this new indictment as further proof that as they see it every level of government and the press is unfairly going after trump. watch. ♪ stand up next to you ♪ >> reporter: former president trump unapologetic and on the attack. >> jack hsmith. sounds so innocent. he is deranged. this is a political hit job. >> reporter: georgia's gop convention marking trump's first public appearance after becoming the first former president to face charges. >> we have one set of laws and they apply to everyone. >> reporter: jack smith announcing 37 criminal counts against trump, the majority for violations of the espionage act. >> doesn't matter to me, not at all. >> reporter: outside the state convention, his supporters are unfazed. >> i think it i

we will see nadezhda tereshkevich river madera isabella, perforisa luchini and danny's new picture oftive was an adaptation of the play of the same name, georgember. and louis rather, why does she call her new work in france the anthem of female friendship, how the eminent director made the audience not let go of a smile for an hour and a half. find out for yourself the truth in the armchair cinemas. fresh news is a review of the most interesting internet news, which belarusians give the most likes on the world wide web. my name is nastya rutskaya let's start today i will tell and show why belarusian schoolchildren are the most smart quinn media workers were able to show their will to the victory and what surprised visiting tourists in slonim summer is in full swing and at this time , traditionally, many events and festivals are held in our country. we are transferred to the state literary and memorial museum. yakub kolas, it was there that the festival was held on the 90th anniversary of the children's book. mikhasev. adventure guests were able to participate in author's readings, qu

they've unveiled toyota isabella technology that gives the ease 1000 kilometer range which because i'm not european ride him after 20 miles, 620 miles on one battery. yeah. and that's a way better than pass laws. i ev sta0e where it's about 300 miles. that's almost doubling. so wait another year the technology is getting better. daria of note, pats ajax retiring next year. i find this one interesting in large part because a 41 year career put him in 76 years old, which means started at 35 am. so he got a late start of the game show industry. it served him very, very well. >> wow. yeah. and i know you always like have fast foods and anything is stick on a burger. so what's hines got up its sleeve? >> you think of heinz and i say heinz and use a catch but because kids today you have to have more flavor. so they're introducing 6 new flavors. here's a ranch. one. there's a soy. one, a fiery hot sauce, one. so you get the idea. it's just i want people look at investing as products. and the more it to think kinds of product, the more apps you are to come in and say, oh, i understand now and

. ♪ [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] ♪ [inaudible] ♪ [inaudible] ♪ honorable isabella.t. [inaudible] ♪♪ [inaudible] ♪♪ the honorable [inaudible] the honorable mr. michael. missus jennifer rumsey and mr. rumsey. that was earlier this evening from booksellers hall at the guest arrival this morning at the white house state dinner. that dinner happening on the south lawn. information about who's at the head table with president biden and jill biden and of course the prime minister who is being vetted tonight at the white house. others at the table include the indian minister of external affairs, martin luther king the third, the some of the civil rights leader, fashion designer ralph lauren, "new york times" columnist thomas friedman at the head table along with malika, the start of nbc "30 rock" and chuck schumer also at the head table tonight. the speeches, the ceremonial toasts yet to come. we will show you that when they happen when we have those but until then, back to booksellers hall to the guest arrival's, congressman senator joe manchin in this set of arrivals that

somebody asked me yesterday a professor here, isabella, a question in my lecture.can you think of any catastrophes have been averted by a whistleblower or political action or, you know by prompt action of some kind, a climate not very clearly now, not hard. you know, i actually couldn't think of anything i said. i'm sure, there are things that i have never been asked a question before and nothing comes to mind right away. and then i realized later quite wrong. that was really wrong. patricia, you remember when we talked to greta in in sweden? i wanted to tell her and i said, i'm very appreciative of the fact that you are not just demonstrating, but you're striking. you're taking off during a school day, exposing yourself to a risk and kicked out of school and getting whipped. and so and i said there is actually a very promising precedent for that in this. what could have been my to isabella yesterday on october 15th, 1969, 50 years ago plus, a few days, 50 years ago, 2 million people march, not only saturday or sunday, but on a weekday. it was a general strike agai

well, enter our next business — the online seller, isabella.ce 2015. so how does it work? for example, some of the items that i source might come from, like, warehouses. there are, like, huge warehouses in the uk full of vintage stock. like, it's almost unimaginable. a lot of my pieces come from there. i have a buyer who is one of my full—time employees and she goes around the country sourcing second—hand for me. i style the pieces, shoot the looks on my little tripod. once i've shot it, then we list it on the app and i aim to list 100 items a week or so. and small entrepreneurs like isabella mean more business for big online selling platforms. vinted is one of those seeing a surge. its number of registered buyers and sellers in the uk has soared — from 1.2 million two years ago, to eight million today. the growth of second—hand's absolutely phenomenal. and, you know, a whole, whole host of different reasons. but i think people are... you know, people are more and more wanting to sell on platforms like vinted, you know, to make a bit of extra m

she felt that she is in the 7th seed on isabella sheba, who was runner about basic winwood. and on the us open last year took this assets, but had on my back to back to book club place and the last full and she lives, sons of the putting of the weight. i think it's fair to say i'm back to more football and god, i can tell you doesn't appear to be on his way to saudi arabia is being reported by the kingdom state media that the chelsea midfielder is going to join. and cameron beds that out is he had, he's a great a to ya deal with someone in the region of a $107000000.00 a season street building and has also agreed to moved around the trip more on that later. i as a result, and i'll have another update lice, that's all. thank you so much to meant for that as well from a total of credit for this is out that i will be back in just a moment with more on the dice and use the the just after midnight on march 10th, 1945, devastating us a rate on tokyo, unleashed firestone on a densely populated area of woodson and paper houses by sunrise more than a 100000 people. but that 70 years

if isabella and judge -- by the way, i want to acknowledge to, this is a confidence statement, i wantand right there because that really empowers you, not just as somebody who was there something but somebody who overcome something, just an incredible moment that i wrote down in my journal tonight, fantastic, thank you for sharing to. >> i nominate you as tribute to go first. i think it's a great question because sometimes, the government is not the right solution. i think it is part of the solution, right? i think at the great efforts, the grassroots organizations can make that are not dependent on work restricted by a certain government urging regulation. bella and i actually worked quit st. thomas university, college of law in miami, the professor there, rosa paddy, she runs an anti-trafficking organization that is faith based, at a catholic law school, making efforts in miami that way. i think of a church that i tend to in colorado, southeast christian, that hosted an anti trafficking organization and put on this presentation, phenomenal presentation of survivors and anti traffic

sebastian lucas, -- isabella -- sam eisenberger, all helped, either by waiting in line overnight, running were banned today. the students, so young they even had to search and learn how to use pay phones, because that is how they were getting information out of that courthouse today. because of them, we were able to get reporting from our reporters inside the courthouse to you, the viewers, faster, and for that work we are very grateful tonight, abby. >> really the unsung heroes of this incredibly historic day. and kaitlan collins, it's been great to be with you tonight. and thank, you at home, for watching us. keep it right here on cnn for all the very latest on the story. we continue our coverage in just a few hours, five a.m., we are gathering, reporting, and information and all the reaction. cnn has expanded coverage starting at five eastern right here. don't go anywhere. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪

one of the first nypd very very first female police officers thank you for your service >> isabella johnsonhave five. happy 100th going out to bernie schulman, a retired professor from woodbury, new york. gifted one to every member of his family that's awfully generous. happy birthday, bernie eleanor bloom zucker is an avid reader, 100 today. she started her career in retail at the age of 55 inspiring. and tina damaco of tinley park, illinois, is 100 and loves to knit for the ones she loves. that's a nice gift the blankets she made for her great grandkids are her most treasured pieces and last but not least and happy birthday to carmen from utica, new york his secret to longevity, a glass of red wine every night with dinner i'm going to live to be 200 in that case. happy birthday to y'all. >> we love you, carson >> that was nice. >> thank you appreciate it. >> how are you going to celebrate your 50th? >> just hang out just like to be with the family and just relax >> chill >> just chill. >> everyday is so busy and i'm always traveling and crazy >> that's the best some days >> love it >> and

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, i mean, we've advertised our pathways but i hear so many stories like yours cal and like yours isabella, that i don't know that there being captured. we're seeing what kids are taking, not what they are trying to take. and so, i would love to see, as a board member, and i'm assuming my colleagues would as well, as much information as possible what our students are attempting to have access to as well as what they are getting access to do the extent possible. the geometry in summer school waitlist is a great example. if there's any -- yeah. >> we'll look into that. >> just to add to that, there's barriers that's structural that would prevent access. if you can't get to the prerequisite for the other thing, you wouldn't have that gage of neither demand. the question i had, i'm going to close us out and go to public comment unless other folks have others -- we can do a lightning round. looking at proposed actions and other root cause analysis towards our solution, how do we factor in the role that academic supports in tutoring plays especially the role that that -- especially the organizat

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isabella das besson. daniel carrillo. daniel hernandez. lynn. ye kang. evan meehan. benjamin allen. deon printers. graham forshaw. david van estill. christopher hermosa and marshall. i hope i am saying that right. okay, good. anthony will, jean patrick rabbitt and gregor bovo and from the sfpd. and we know there's other officers and we're going to be getting their certificates who couldn't be here today. but we want to recognize the officers that were able to make it with us. nicholas nagy, josie russell , dennis buckner, tom hong, richard russell ellis, captain christopher schaefer and jordan culberson. thank you so much. and the last but certainly not least from the wraparound project and i don't know if they're here, but i'm just going to say their names anyway. anyway michael takata, vanessa jackson, felicia cantu, rafael albert lozano. snow and gainer, seattle. thank you so much. and again, if you have a couple representatives who want to say a few words about that night and your achievement, we would love to hear from you. jeff nicholson . thank you very much. this is thank yo

isabella das besson. daniel carrillo. daniel hernandez. lynn. ye kang. evan meehan. benjamin allen. deon printers. graham forshaw. david van estill. christopher hermosa and marshall. i hope i am saying that right. okay, good. anthony will, jean patrick rabbitt and gregor bovo and from the sfpd. and we know there's other officers and we're going to be getting their certificates who couldn't be here today. but we want to recognize the officers that were able to make it with us. nicholas nagy, josie russell , dennis buckner, tom hong, richard russell ellis, captain christopher schaefer and jordan culberson. thank you so much. and the last but certainly not least from the wraparound project and i don't know if they're here, but i'm just going to say their names anyway. anyway michael takata, vanessa jackson, felicia cantu, rafael albert lozano. snow and gainer, seattle. thank you so much. and again, if you have a couple representatives who want to say a few words about that night and your achievement, we would love to hear from you. jeff nicholson . thank you very much. this is thank yo

no, seriously, isabella,- i love a victoria sponge. no, seriously, isabella, seriously, do .k that is a problem that the wages have just not kept up with inflation even though objectively they are really . and for some really high wages. and for some of nurses striking, you of the nurses striking, you know, completely and know, it's completely night and day, of pay day, the kind of pay differential talking differential we're talking about here, me that to here, which shows me that to enter inaya, it has to be a enter into inaya, it has to be a vocation for you rather than i have a really good friend who is a consultant paediatrician and we stayed with them a couple of weekends ago and she said, look, i criticise my i don't want to criticise my colleagues, if i was on colleagues, but if i was out on strike on a picket line, it would to for be an issue would have to for be an issue relating to my patients, you know, a safety concern issues in resources. but actually over my paye— resources. but actually over my new. ene— resources. but actually over my own pay, she said.— twt.w

earlier, the shadow business secretary jonathan reynolds, told isabella myself that the labour partynd it's ner ernee er— against young people. and it's not aimed at stopping crime. so enven— not aimed at stopping crime. so okwer. rss— not aimed at stopping crime. so oliver, it's doing— not aimed at stopping crime. so oliver, it's doing more- not aimed at stopping crime. so oliver, it's doing more harm than good trust and confidence in the police is at an all time low. and it is critically rneenenr— low. and it is critically important that- and it is critically important that police increase rner— important that police increase rner rrusr— important that police increase that trust and _ important that police increase that trust and confidence to ekkew— that trust and confidence to allow communities to provide eekrse— allow communities to provide eekrse wrrn— allow communities to provide police with the— allow communities to provide police with the intelligence wnrsn—re - police with the intelligencei which _to direct which allows them to direct rnese— which allows them to direct rnes

open you into the new bulletproofing isabella, that the little thing. appleton is the condition of the sun when that same place with the the newer and the trials. from the testimony of the van in the wind starts during the retreat of german troops from ukraine canal rest himself gave the order to continue. the struggle and tara, specifically, in order to manage the nationalist movement, officials, officers and agents remained. they were orders to create food and weapons dashes by direct order of him, the romani, she'll have age, was appointed, come on to in chief of the a. the if you really going to be the work we just knew the will of the ones that are going to the country. the situation. the vehicles each must certainly be honest. 3500 the i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except we're so shorter that conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to place a trust rather than to the area. i me