to his left is jenny mattingly. jenny is a senior vice president for government affairs at the department of public service. her experience spans also decades. although it does not appear that way as you might notice. jenny currently is focused on trying to help the partnership explain to folks inside and outside of government what is the best ways to make government workma better? particular part started a little more, almost 20 years ago the center for presidential transition it's a fantastic resource. jenny, joel and i were talking he was complementing her on that team's work to help to professionalize and improve the way government transitions operate. i also met janet worked at gsa together she worked out and be founding director of the white house program. her experiences of vast and deep we look forward to what she has to share with us to the next to hers and joel, i did not write down yourd title you also senir vice president? senior vice president on the center of policy priority primarily focuses on budget

carole jenny tells us that, too.under the munchausen syndrome by proxy diagnosis, when a child was diagnosed with this legitimate medical illness, that was taken to be a diagnosis of exclusion. it excluded the medical child abuse, munchausen syndrome by prognosis. but under medical child abuse, carole jenny said the fact that a child has no legitimate medical diagnosis does not exclude medical child abuse and, in fact, she said, 74% of the cases that she designated as medical child abuse had legitimate medical illnesses in the children diagnosed. so the point now is medical child abuse is picking up a very different group of parents than those original parents who had been committing this heinous fabrication or induction behavior. it is targeting parents of kids with legitimate medical illnesses. sorry about that. wrong click. can we go. so one know is there is absolutely no reason to associate now the three-quarters of parents were getting picked up with kids with legitimate medical illnesses with that kind of heino

jenny is co-author rebecca winthrop will be right after jenny rebecca is a senior fellow at brookingshe director of the center for university education. next to rebecca we will have sonja who has been ceo of baltimore city's public schools for almost a decade now at this point too. and we have jenae henry witt and author herself of her recent book on how communities can design thriving learning environments that will have net a senior fellow at the american institute excuse me and american enterprise institute just down street. he's been doing work in collecting data on absences. we are going to see some of that dating in it that in a few minutes. couple of housekeeping notes, first after we have the panelist i think a good 15 -- 20 minutes of audience q and a. if you are here we will have microphones around for if you are not here but watching us live please feel free to either e-mail your questions to events at brookings.edu will beat checking that e-mail account. or on x using # disengagement. if you are here you can tweet us if we have internetworking in the room. for second for t

her co-author, rebecca winthrop was sitting next to jenny and rebecca is a senior fellow. brookings and the director of the center for universal education. next to rebecca we will have sonja brookins santelises who has been ceo of baltimore city public schools for almost a decade now. and we have jenee henry wood who's a chief learning officer the authorand herself of her recent book on how communities can design friday learning environments and then weang will have nat malkus a senior fellow at the american institute, the american press interest institute on street and he has been doing yeoman's work in collecting data on student absences and analyzing the data. some quick housekeeping notes before handed off. first, after we hear from panelists, i think we will have a good 15 to 20 minutes of audience q&a. if you are here we will have microphones around, and if you are not here, feel free to email your questions and we will check the email account or on x. if you are here, you can also tweet us. if we have introverts in the room. [laughter] right after the panel we will

houston, texas,, with goats in the front yard blocks from the local mosque, "new york post" reporter jenny will give us a guided tour in moments, plus... >> at least 35 were injured, this was an act of terrorism, it was premeditated, and evil act, he was 100% inspired by isis. >> trace: the fbi officially classifying the new orleans attack as an isis inspired act of terrorism, and it comes after president biden called white supremacy, the biggest threat to our homeland. experts now warning that more members of isis may already been walking among us. >> there are folks who are members of isis orcs -- or inspired by isis but there are planners, there are those who may be activated, this is the task that trump and his team will face. >> trace: meantime college football fans holding a moment of silence tonight at the notre dame sugar bowl matchup honouring the victims of wednesday's deadly bourbon street attack but apparently espn chose not to air much of it. we will speak with two fans who were there this at the game, was something special. we have team box coverage live with more on the las

liaison is there a nomination in jenny, jenny! member jackson. >> jenny. >> all right. one thing i will comment is i'm happy to either do housing or emergency shelter so jenny which you want >> sticking with shelter. yea >> all right. >> so two for one. >> there you go. >> member jackson moved there was a second on the nomination. >> second. >> walton seconds jenny do you accept or friedenbach? gi think you don't need to call. >> we will do one vote. >> one vote. i want it make sure -- [laughter] you accept. >> yes. >> thank you! and to support this i will move member for housing and inventory. >> is there a second? >> i second this. >> all right. do you accept? i do. >> yes. >> all right! all right. you guys are rocking. we have mental health liaison. any interests? interesting. if i can have support. okay. of course. fantastic. is there a nomination. i nominate martinis. gi accept. >> thank you >> i second. >> yes. thank you! thank you for your service we will do one full vote at the sxenldz we will revisit the community impact liaison work as well. let's do a roll ca

okay, jenny. so i think we've got your point, congressman watts. so i haven't seen the data that you are talking with jenny, but i think we have a situation where you're saying, hey, listen, why aren't we raising taxes on businesses? and i think we have to recognize that we don't just live in america and just compete with in america. we are in a global competitive environment. and we've all heard about these inversions where american companies look for a suitor overseas that have a better tax rate and move their headquarters to a different country. that's not what we want to have. that's not what we want to have. we want to have a competitive tax code that encourages businesses to stay in america, to innovate in america and grow in america. and we have to be competitive on the tax side. but i think jenny does bring up a good point when we say, hey, listen, we should actually know what corporations are paying. and when you have a massive tax code that's incredibly difficult to navigate over generations, the powerful interests around the country have

fue para allÁ para la de su tÍa jenny. que ves en las redes, las situaciones de sus casas, hogares, sus cosas es indescriptible. es una impotencia terrible. terrible lo que se vive en los Ángeles. jessica: totalmente. tambiÉn la actriz adriana fonseca se uniÓ a doÑa rosa para ayudar a los damnificados en los incendios en los angeles. adriana: ojalÁ... ahora eso es personal porque ayudar a hace grande, pero eso tiene que salir del corazÓn de cada quiÉn. lo que a mÍ me sirve mucho es pensar hoy por mi, maÑana por ti. no sabemos si maÑana nos vaya a tocar vivir un desastre o algo. la vida es muy frÁgil. en estos momentos la gente nos necesita, nos necesita para un mundo mejor. hoy nos tocÓ aquÍ en los Ángeles, ayer o anteayer en la ciudad de mÉxico. todo el tiempo estÁn pasando cosas en todo el mundo. sÍ nos tenemos que unir, tenemos que tener fe y esperanza de crear un mundo mejor. alan: solidarios hay que hacer con la gente. muchas actrices y actores tanto en hollywood, pero tambiÉn de los de nosotros. veÍamos a sousa terri

i got these to make jenny laugh.me time, the same day. so, i came out from swimming and the suit worked, it made jenny laugh, but these guys were into it, they said, can we take a picture of you with this strawberry cake? sure, yeah, i get it, it's hilarious. i had a good tan going. i was like, but please, you know, i don't want this to be associated with me, i don't want my face. ebon, no one will know. and here we are. >> jimmy: wow. did you at least get to eat the cake? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you did eat the cake? >> yeah, yeah. i mean -- >> jimmy: now you're on a show about food. i mean, that's kind of great, right? i mean, it's interesting, the way -- maybe that was -- that's what really led you to "the bear." >> life is beguiling, yeah. >> jimmy: it really is. tell me about the fantastic four. tell me about something they told you not to tell me. >> it's not going to happen. i've been through rigorous media training. >> jimmy: i know, but so has tom holland and he always gives me something. how about what -- the th

thank you for coming and i will handed off to jenny. [applause] >> why don't you all join me? thank you also much for being here. i'm really looking forward to this conversation. we will get into four issues, we will frame the problem, the issue, the challenge, the scope, what are we rebounding from and we will look at what is causing it -- spoiler alert, not just covid. we will look at strategies working and not working. what can we leave in the heap pile of history? and then we want blue sky thinking and really dream about if we can rearchitect the system and get rid of big obstacles holding us back, what would it look like? can you kick us off and scope the problem for us, where are we now? >> glad to be here, i've been tracking the pandemic fallout since the pandemic began and this is the tail end of that. i was hoping to track phonic absenteeism as an antidote, at cocktail parties where i was the think of with the bad news because we were going to turn this chronic absenteeism problem around quickly but i am still the stinker at the cocktail party. on chronic absenteeism

thank you for coming and i will handed off to jenny. [applause] >> why don't you all join me? thank you also much for being here. i'm really looking forward to this conversation. we will get into four issues, we will frame the problem, the issue, the challenge, the scope, what are we rebounding from and we will look at what is causing it -- spoiler alert, not just covid. we will look at strategies working and not working. what can we leave in the heap pile of history? and then we want blue sky thinking and really dream about if we can rearchitect the system and get rid of big obstacles holding us back, what would it look like? can you kick us off and scope the problem for us, where are we now? >> glad to be here, i've been tracking the pandemic fallout since the pandemic began and this is the tail end of that. i was hoping to track phonic absenteeism as an antidote, at cocktail parties where i was the think of with the bad news because we were going to turn this chronic absenteeism problem around quickly but i am still the stinker at the cocktail party. on chronic absenteeism

frank, mary, cynthia, bridget, jenny, joe and others contacted us online. you can to snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. okay. thank you very much, chris. okay, let's talk about our weather. we had that wind advisory kicked in yesterday. it's still in effect until tomorrow. until tomorrow morning. and then i really think we're going to be in the clear from any kind of wind out here across the bay area as we head through tomorrow's forecast. i did want to start off, though, and get you a look here at the satellite radar picture, because while we are talking a lot about southern california and those wind gusts that have got up close to 100mph, and the fire in the palisades, what you're seeing moving over our sky tonight, that's actually cloud cover from a system out here off shore. there's no rainfall with it. but again, it's just some clouds. so no concern for our air quality out here across the bay area. and when it comes to our winds overall for the lower elevations, we've seen it get to 20 30mph. but it's n

okay, jenny. so i think we've got your point, congressman watts. so i haven't seen the data that you are talking with jenny, but i think we have a situation where you're saying, hey, listen, why aren't we raising taxes on businesses? and i think we have to recognize that we don't just live in america and just compete with in america. we are in a global competitive environment. and we've all heard about these inversions where american companies look for a suitor overseas that have a better tax rate and move their headquarters to a different country. that's not what we want to have. that's not what we want to have. we want to have a competitive tax code that encourages businesses to stay in america, to innovate in america and grow in america. and we have to be competitive on the tax side. but i think jenny does bring up a good point when we say, hey, listen, we should actually know what corporations are paying. and when you have a massive tax code that's incredibly difficult to navigate over generations, the powerful interests around the country have

countries are now acquired an interest in african development bunk and is not lost on me that often a jenny, the 2nd largest shareholder in the african develop, been found is the united states of america, the germans are the, the jump and these are the, the british of the, the french isaiah. and as i've said that different from the african development bank is in danger of being an african bunk by name only because it is fundamentally controlled by those shareholders. so this is going is not going to be easy. there's going to be divide and rule. and i suspect that a number of african countries are going to be don't we prepare for, give you a debt. if you don't joined the bricks, but i hold the view when i put this cane that breaks. if we remain faithful dates the agenda provide us with an concludes with an opportunity to participate in on economic order which they understand and which they participate in from us. on point of respect and as for dr members, as opposed to institutions, sides of the mf under was bank, which was created when african countries was still on. the colonial you'll spe

. >> jenny is up first in lakewood washington, an independent , caller. hi jenny, you're on the air with congressman sean duffy. go ahead. good morning. i, i would just like to say that i accessed omb's historical financial data excel file, and i was looking at the revenue columns. are you there? >> i can hear you. >> ok. i was looking at the revenue columns. it goes from the mid 1970s. and our revenues, corporations used to represent 65% to 67% of our revenues annually. 5% of that of our annual revenues would come from excise taxes and different smaller taxes, and the remaining about 30%, let's say, would come from small businesses and individuals. and that's directly from omb's historical data. then as we came forward from the mid- it did a flip flop. now the 1970's, revenues from corporations are about 12 to 15%, 5% again from excise taxes, etc. and the rest from individuals and small businesses. my comment is, is that if you look at the actual numbers for revenues, you say that entitlements were entitlement driven. well, we've done a flip flop on our

carole jenny tells us that, too.under the munchausen syndrome by proxy diagnosis, when a child was diagnosed with this legitimate medical illness, that was taken to be a diagnosis of exclusion. it excluded the medical child abuse, munchausen syndrome by prognosis. but under medical child abuse, carole jenny said the fact that a child has no legitimate medical diagnosis does not exclude medical child abuse and, in fact, she said, 74% of the cases that she designated as medical child abuse had legitimate medical illnesses in the children diagnosed. so the point now is medical child abuse is picking up a very different group of parents than those original parents who had been committing this heinous fabrication or induction behavior. it is targeting parents of kids with legitimate medical illnesses. sorry about that. wrong click. can we go. so one know is there is absolutely no reason to associate now the three-quarters of parents were getting picked up with kids with legitimate medical illnesses with that kind of heino

since coming into office, the safeguarding minister has met with professor alexis jenny and survivorshange and to ensure that victims voices remain at the very heart of this process. i can tell a house that we would set up in new victims and survivors panel to work on an ongoing basis with the interministerial group to guide them on the design and delivery and implementation of new proposals and plans, notjust on the inquiry but on why the work are on child sexual expectation and abuse, and we will settle more details and timescales based on that work. before that, i can announce actions on three key recommendations. first, ican confirm we will make it mandatory to report abuse, and we will put the measures in the crime and policing bill that would be put before parliament the spring, making it an offence for a rational and criminal sanctions to fail to report or cover up sanctions to fail to report or cover up child sexual abuse. the protection of institutions must never be put before the protection of children. menem deputy speaker, this measure is something ifirst called for in res

frank, mary, cynthia, bridget, jenny, joe and others contacted us online. you can to snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. good to know. thanks, chris. we've got a lot more ahead at 630, including new leadership taking over today. the big changes expected for antioch police following major scandals. plus, we're certainly feeling the effects of this bay area wind advisory here along the peninsula this morning. up ahead, we'll talk about where the focus is for these high winds and how bay area crews are lending a hand. so stay with us. you're watching known for pursuing your passions. no one wants to be known for cancer but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is early-stage non—small cell lung cancer. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies before surgery when you have early-stage lung cancer, which can be removed by surgery, and then continued alone after surgery to help preve

saved by the grace of god by jesus and jenny. i'm not a perfect person but redemption is real. and god forged me in ways that i know i'm prepared for. and i'm honored by the people standing and sitting behind me and i look forward to leading this pentagon on behalf of the war fighters. >> thank you, mr. hegseth. frankly i'm sure there are millions of americans watching who would agree they've experienced that same sort of redemption. i do appreciate that. i realize that it involves a little bearing of the soul but thank you for that. now let's talk about top line defense spending. i have plan, i think you read it. i issued another plan, freedoms forge which you have also had a chance to look at. and you have noted correctly that the current line of defense spending falling below 3% of our gdp is a threat to national security. you also said building stronger and most powerful military in the world must be done responsibly. but it cannot be done on the cheap. you still agree with that, do you not? >> yes, sir, i do. >> so tell us what you think about particularly about my plan to

frank, mary, cynthia, bridget, jenny, joe and others contacted us online. you can to snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. thanks, chris. well, coming up next, the top stories we're following for you today, including the first human bird flu death in the u-s. ahead, the two things doctors say you need to do right now to keep you and your family safe. i'm ginger conejero saab we're live in pacifica this morning where we're already feeling the effects of that bay area wind advisory that's in effect. up ahead, we'll talk about where the main focus is and how bay area crews are lending a hand. stay with this is the early shift. before the world awakes. golden 1 credit union knows how the sacrifices you make here, let you spend time here. this is where your heart is. this is your home. it's what you've always wanted. and now it's yours. golden 1 home loans and lines of credit help you grow into the life you're creating, so you can spend more time focused on what matters most. golden 1 home loans. life is a journey b

i'm not a perfect person, as has been acknowledged, say, by the grace of god, by jesus and jenny. i'm not a perfect person, but redemption is real. and god forged me in ways that i know i'm prepared for, and i'm honored by the people standing and sitting behind me. and i look forward to leading this pentagon on behalf of the warfighters. >> thank you, mr. hegseth. and frankly, i'm sure there are millions of americans watching who would would agree that that they've experienced that same sort of redemption. so i do appreciate that. i realize that it it involves a little baring of the soul. but thank you for that. now let's talk about top line defense spending. i have a plan and i think you've read it. i issued another plan for freedom's forge, which you've also had a chance to look at. and you have noted correctly that the current trend line of defense spending falling below 3% of our gdp is a threat to national security. you also said building the strongest, most powerful military in the world must be done responsibly, but it cannot be done on the cheap. you still agree with that,

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jennie weckelman: they looked like they had it all.s] they looked happy in what they were doing. they looked focused, looking forward to what the next step would be. dennis murphy: teresa and mark met about 12 years earlier. teresa was a physician in florida, and mark was trained as a nurse and living in missouri. the two met when mark was visiting florida and they hit it off. mark's mom, bonnie, thought teresa was a good fit for her son. teresa's a genius and very organized. she knew mark was kind and gentle, compassionate. they also had a lot of the same interests of wanting to help people. when did you know that she was the one, that they were very serious? i think when they kept calling all the time. she would talk to him on the phone a lot. then he says, he wanted to know what did i think if he moved to florida. because he wanted to be with teresa. and i said, well, honey, that's ok. it was important for you to be happy, mark. dennis murphy: and connie could tell teresa made her stepbrother happy. i totally understood why he loved

commissioner jenny lam. while also applauding her leadership.i wanted to sincerely thank her for being a critical bridge to city and county of san francisco and the school district over the years. for your tremendous leadership as a former president of the commission, for being a strong advocate for families and communities of color, particularly asian american families, including chinatown, and we wish you well and thank you again for your service. good evening. i'm susie siegel, guest host for jeopardy! who did i meet 30 years ago at edison elementary school, literally on saturday nights, working tirelessly, doing everything he could to make learning meaningful for his students. who is school board commissioner and educator extraordinaire, mark sanchez, who co-founded organizations like teachers for change and teachers for social justice that fought for more resources for schools when per prisoner spending was way higher than per pupil spending. who is mark sanchez who understood the challenges and joys of working in sfusd? from the perspectiv

jenny. aquÍ en el centro mÉdico de nueva orleans.ivieron aquÍ. el aÑo nuevo en la calle principal. la calle de borbÓn en el corazÓn de nueva orleans. regreso contigo. >> gracias, betsy. tambiÉn esta noche tenemos nuevos datos de la explosiÓn en las vegas. este video muestra al soldado matthew berger cargando la baterÍa del cybertruck que luego explotÓ frente al hotel trump. las autoridades encontraron notas en la que escribiÓ que sus acciones no eran un acto terrorista, sino un llamado de atenciÓn al paÍs. >> es triste porque, eh, son miembros o ex miembros de las fuerzas armadas de nuestro paÍs. no? >> a lo mejor lo asocia por el hotel, por el nuevo presidente, algÚn tipo de amenaza de atentado, pero de ahÍ en fuera nos hemos sentido muy bien, muy seguros. >> las autoridades dijeron que el soldado no parecÍa estar en contra del presidente electo donald trump, como muy productiva, calificÓ hoy la reuniÓn. el fiscal de distrito de los Ángeles con familiares de los hermanos menÉndez. nathan hoffman mantuvo un encuentro de casi tres hor

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. >> reporter: it's been ten days since jenny and gina morini last opened their candy shop to the public. >> back here is where we dip all our chocolates and nut clusters. >> reporter: the store is close to the edge of the santa cruz wharf. the wharf's closure has cost the family tens of thousands of dollars. december is their busy month. >> we weren't hearing anything. we were hearing it could be weeks. we were hearing they could have to take off more of the wharf to deem it safe. >> reporter: after almost two weeks of uncertainty the wharf is finally reopening tomorrow for the more than 20 businesses near the collapse site. >> the city is confident the wharf is stable and sound. we had our engineer do a full assessment. >> reporter: tony elliot, director of parks and recreation for the city of santa cruz, said the road to revamping the wharf is still in the early stages. the agency still needs to find all the debris that washed up in the ocean. perhaps the biggest priority is securing a crane that fell into the water. >> the equipment has been located and it does not pose any additiona

it's own or the most consistent option is if you do that because you went on to also the money to jenny for those to me. my book that you in any say? because it pretty close, at least they got go through warm up, but what's known as well, get you all good. you know, the always thought the sister, there's just just the they said through bit adult. you all know what to the rest is that it's a golden, they throw shopping them all of their james, obviously must. of course they see that the say so that they speak probably be a say. so bottom is that go to do not use the calls that it, it just seems to need to be like i didn't know missed them as all of this, this is will be less towards you've also it gets a started the sold way. and also you can, mike is, so you said all the things. yeah. they'll separate the zillow equal, still, withdrawal. doc, would they chuck a lot of scrape? also you'd all go to. okay. i'm so sorry for all that. all somebody as far as you want to hear, there is a special quality since even germany, they love to establish. a specialist comes for 14 to and the comes so a

well, what's the, what you, it's jenny, what can i do to get a hold of them a call reading the desk in the automobile. but despite the growth of education 1000000 still lived in poverty, and you can as long as you have this selected, was the issue the deal. but for the tablet did with that semantics i had to look to do is table the just to look at fat because i need you to know that she has to be no. busy unless you take it easy, get the get the get the majority of the groups been asked to see the average that our kia is going to be and they're not in this of the name, but i see, i think it's time level. why senior, why you school teacher place when, when do you that if you shot somebody to do a security show for either the damage a i to i live in a say that colors, se, there's that number they just to get the see in the liberals. yeah. and with us in the cool, but that was my what do i really like it telling them was as the as c o v i was seen, natalie put it back on the with the just that i've been the we are as many buildings. yeah, i mean that's gonna be my beloved rama time. what

williams jenny, toward the gym, so my washington is actually was gilbert. a huge school. so it was like, i've done yes. and we've got some a full shift or as zillow. okay. that bullet terms which floor we could different school just would have to have authorial claims. on this elaine here, and so if you go to crane, they dream of companies like old here to stay in balance. how is that for some reason the colon does not pretty well you are at this time and naturally of cynical and relentless predators. just as it is today, the seeing the danger and what was happening in march 1959. so if you union insights west countries to form an empty finishes block. so we have been trying to rally route the popular fraud, terry initiatives and trying to rally the west just to make a stand with them against fascism. they oppose new deck. they oppose allowing hitler in to check those lavaca but nobody would do that. so it wasn't just in 1939 . and this will be as proposed in alliance with britain and france against hitler, and have been actually throughout the late last half of the 1930

el recurso fue interpuesto después de que la jueza jenny rivera de la corte de apelaciones del estadona repetición de los mismos que ha usado en el pasado. los fiscales insistieron que trump aún tiene el derecho de presentar sus objeciones en caso de que decida apelar la sentencia final, pero en esta etapa no tiene argumentos suficientes para que se justifique una medida extraordinaria que suspenda un caso pendiente en una corte estatal. gilbert muchas gracias. escucha. la cruz roja en sacramento envió recursos para asistir a las cuadrillas que están ayudando a las familias de afectados por incendios en los angeles. el fuego ya obligó a más de 100.000 personas a salir de sus viviendas y y a refugiare en albergues habilitados precisamente por esta entad. un portavoz de la cruz roja señala que las donaciones de la comunidad son las que sostienen las labores que ellos realizan. centro de donaciones de sangre. las personas con quemaduras es lo primero que necesitan. los que puedan donar, los que puedan ayudar. yo diría que sería una gran gratitud. más que nada te digo para la gente que se

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does it seem to get the main import purchasing jenny for la mccomb, wanna keep that research for us? so this is using the as it to he said bill history 1988. a new constitution has passed. we recognize indigenous people as the 1st occupants of brazil. this event is where given the legal rise to their land and area of more than 328000 hector's. but despite this, the invasions continue in 2019. there was a implemented by boise over the past 2 decades. this event is have lost $18000.00 hector's, of their territory. all doubtful is one of the lookouts responsible for guarding the border guest asked. so it is significant where we see a lot of the, uh, the, the lots on the, on the uh, well known to see though i'll pay it by adding uh, how wide it will scroll up. we already know the welfare by this time i'm lot a lot for about new thought and there was one of that stuff. you know it was it, but it was like the hospital. yeah. what do you want him to see? and i'm wondering why they want me when do you want him to see i one of the film with the through i was about i'm on the recently this eve

seven people have never been found, including jenny and tarig from devon.nds and family are still waiting for answers. it would appear that the egyptian authorities are doing their very best to kind of sweep this under the carpet, pretend like nothing's happened. but there's a clear track record there now, there's been many, many incidents in the last few years that, of dive boats sinking in the red sea. and, of course, they want to protect tourism. we've tried a number of times to contact both the egyptian government and dive pro liveaboard, but have never received a response. the survivors and the families of the dead and missing are still waiting for answers they now doubt will ever come. joe inwood, bbc news. the social media giant meta has announced its cutting 5% of its workforce. the company behind facebook, instagram and whatsapp says it expects 2025 to be an intense year. microsoft is also pausing recruitment in a major unit in america as part of its cost cutting plans. from new york, michelle fleury has more. in a memo to staff, meta ceo mark zuck

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well, what's the what you it's jenny. ok there you can hold the call waiting the desk in the automobile. but despite the growth of education 1000000 still lived in poverty, at that time, you can as long as we have this list of that was the issue the deal. but for the tablet semantics a heads up, we should look to do it table the some just to look at fed because i need you to know him if he has to be know, the sure thing is you get the get the. busy the get the chance to the next to see the average. the idea is going to be a is going to be in the in this of the name, but i see i think it's time level. why senior, why you school isn't aisha place when, when do you them? if you shot somebody to do a security show for either the damage a i to i live in mrs. say that colors, se, there's a number of the soviet t. c in the liberals. yeah. and with that in that when you called, but that was my what do i really like it telling them was as the as c o v i was seen, natalie. put a look on the item. what did you see? i've been the we

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another seven people have never been found, including jenny cawson and tariq sinada from devon.r, the egyptian authorities were quick to blame a huge wave. we've spoken to 11 survivors. many of them questioned that version of events. it felt very rough on this boat, but when we were in the water, the waves weren't so big that, you know, we weren't able to swim in them. those suspicions now have expert backing. i've had a look at the available data for that region, for wind conditions, and there is no way that a large wave would have caused the vessel to capsize. that really then boils down to two options. either pilot error, or in this case, navigator error, or an error in the design of the vessel. the chances are it could be a combination of both. we've tried to contact dive pro liveaboard multiple times to get their response to the survivors' claims, but they never got back to us. we also tried to put our findings to the egyptian government, who also did not reply. this was the moment lucianna finally came ashore, after an ordeal that she says is still with her, and always wil

the owners, the most consistent option is if you do that because you went on to also the money to jenny for those 3 months will fit you in any say, because a pretty close, at least they've got go through warm up, but what's known as well, get you all good. you know, the, all, we'll start this issue there's, which with them they said through bit by adult. you all know what to the rest. if there is a gold in april shopping them, all of the james, obviously must. of course they see that the say. so there was a split, probably be a say somebody is that go to do not use the calls that it, it just didn't need to be like i didn't know miss gonzales this, this is will be less towards you've all think this is started the sold way and also you can, mike is for you for all these. they are those separate the zillow equal, still withdrawal, dockwood a chuck, he will not escape all. so you'd all go to, okay, i'm so sorry for all said i was somebody as far as you want to hear, there is a special quality since even germany, they love to establish a special comes for 14 to and i had to come. so our mix

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there are 8, a 800000, a certain richard using jenny. you don't use the 3rd country in terms of the hosting refugees. so the perspective of having richard use returning to sorta is very important for germany, but that's to where it's important to do some something on the sanctions. and these are some of the sanctions to allow the economy to recover because we bought the economy recovery, there won't be a substantial of return officer and richard cheese. so it's important that your opinions understand that it's also in their interest to ease sanction. so that's the kind of you can recover, hired to germany's foreign minister and really the bad bulk said you were bull support syria in his transition, but you are poor. not finance knew is limit structure. so was she also told of women's rights being a yardstick? hired how much of a what lead to bab oakside was full this new city leadership, a little full voters by kind of and germany do things to well, i think it was be again, i think it's the matter of going into the details because if you

and so we negotiation commission and took part in all the jenny of a peace talks on syria and it won't pay upfront for these are you is the executive director of local development and small projects support a sicilian and you're working on supporting accountable governance in syria very well, welcome to all 3 of you. welcome to inside story. i wonder if i can start with you . of course the u. s. u and some of nations began imposing sanctions on syria after science, brutal kind of cracked down on opposition. back in 2011. of course, we all know that spiraled into a long and bloody comforts, but there are also sanctions on the group, good ousted aside as well. hi, i've talked to you, i was sham. hasty s. as we know them because of the groups pos, links to al qaeda. when we took over listing sanctions, what specifically are we talking about? well, i think sense of some of the sanctions that have been imposed on the state of syria since the seventy's. and then the accountability acts in 2005 and then following the uprising in 2011, the 3rd wave of sanctions. i think we talk about a lot of

jenny. don't clap, we are not happy. [laughter] what are you doing?are in an awkward spot because we've been together 20 years of the last three times went to the grocery store we ran into my high school girlfriend. awkward. [laughter] is going to change, she's going to graduate but -- [laughter] is just a joke but some of you are like who let matt gaetz and here? what's going on? [laughter] that would raise a few eyebrows but not max because he's had them plucked so many times, he's starting to look like my producer. [laughter] as you all know, our country witnessed another major disaster this week thankfully by the grace of god we are going to get through this in a couple more days but let's go ahead and get the difficult voters out of the way putin. ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you local. [laughter] >> joe biden seeing happy birthday to an intern named. [inaudible] i love that, it starts the song and he realizes he doesn't know the kids name. [laughter] i can see it on his face, happy birthday leap i want to give him credit because he tried to land the pl

they're not particularly heavy, but i'm going to be very welcome arthur. took it, jenny speaking, mrs. iris on the friday. it's still cold at night. if you're in the mountains, if you get near the coast towards double figures, babies of 12 cousins at 12 eggs, andre, about the same so bad for the middle of winter day time. sunshine is going to be knocked back a bit because of the shell is still around in gauze are quite possibly up into was by root. again, not big, but still got all the same. now took is joining game with some wet weather during sunday, but it's dry. so the taxes that still has come back a bit. this is the picture for the sides and we've got snow shaft like the new round. but looking at this across the middle of saudi arabia, thunderstorms, once again, i could reach bob, right, and it could reach, cut off. that'd be much to them. but there was surprise all the same, followed by a federal breeze down the gulf. mostly it's sunshine pop from where i pick things out there for tropical africa, like victoria still breathing, but the heavier strain is still the sas towards ma